Central Catholic High School - Fang Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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1, 2. 3. 4. Fletcher Peters and Carlos De Llano are engrossed in an experiment. Students pray for future success at daily Mass. Part of the 800 students who waited for the doors to open for the first day of school 1946-47. Monroe Fisher receives the coveted diploma. 1 c r so Centralites glide to the music of the Cavaliers at the Christ- mas Formal. Companies A, B and C march in battalion mass on campus in front of school. Central comes from behind to defeat Corpus Christi Aca- demy in annual benefit game. .lam-rt scores. Sticker Stadium mid ice and snow. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS With a justifiable pride we introduce to you the leaders of the Senior Class of l947. Leaders, scholars and gentlemen-these men are responsible, in large measure, for the coordination of Senior activities. Standing: Edward Svasta, President, seated, left to right: Stuart Johnston, Secretary, Robert Janert, Vice-President, Al Grassl, Treasurer.

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We . . . and now face the challenge ot lite. As its predecessor, Old St Mary's Academy, made men of our Dads, so does Central make men of us. With the achievements of each activity a new light has been cast on the path ot our future. By the broad athletic opportunities given us we have developed strong bodies, and by the even broader intellectual and moral training we have enlightened our minds and steeled our will of lite. s tor the contest Now, as graduates, we leave the halls ot Central to our past. We turn now to something new, but as former Centralites we have courage. We are ready . . . . . . Aja

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