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

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So it goes everyday. Each person comes . to Central with his talents to give. He l comes eager: meeting friends, learning new ideas, developing skills, growing. . To seek excellence in himself and in his school, everyone gives what he is and somehow gets more in return. Central y Catholic is the catalyst that expands the l man, the mind. Each person finds who l he is, what he seeks, where he is going.

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ohool Council Central's School Council plans future events. ln the recent report from the South- ern Association of Colleges and Schools to our Central Catholic Academic Coun- cil, introduction of the modern Biology Science Committee Study and Chem Studyn programs to the curriculum were praised. The school council's function consists of advising the principal regard- ing the quality of Central's curriculum, spirit, regulations, physical plant, and so forth. Changes to better Central and work to insure the welfare of students and faculty are the special Work ofthe members. The members are principal Brother Ernst, chairman, Brother Eugene Janson, Mr. Maurice Enderle, Father Nor- bert Mollering, Colonel B. B. Ford, Fa- ther Warren Rorbach, Mr. Kenneth Kline, and Brother Robert Hatesohl. Each member brings expert resources to the council. Every area of the school,s academic life is represented in the coun- cil. Meeting monthly, long range planning or immediate consideration of a present concern are processed. ,.. :zz :Q 1. 4? 45 Q96 Brother Robert Ernst is the principle of Central Catholic