Central Catholic High School - Trail Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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ANDID C MERA SHOTS FOR THOSE IN DOUBT I. N11 Suowlrulls. T-IU'l'I'1lHSlDOY'l2l1iOI1 llc l,uxf-. 122. Anmmm. I-h,,,0g-mI,,H3 Ax MNWIN 8. Butch . lhe- liL'fIlS19l'Cfl 13. Borc-d' or l'lIl1ll'1l'0. :L l'hlf'1' l'1lU.l'iUO0l'. Y V I , , , NUIN- 14. NX h1lt's the Score, l,ou10'! -1. 1 'o111l1lenCell10nI luxerclses. 3. xyhy Lecture? U. No Credit. Cash Sales only. 15. Socially Hooked. li. SYIIIDIIOIIY in C , 11. llzmrly Birds? 16. 'XYh0's drivinfx? THE TRAIL Page Twenty-Five

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Mtffu-'41 wc w, W 'lf E.: F THE TRAIL? tContinued from page nineteeni find programs but no free days on the docket. Bob Hanscom and hit Tale of Two Cities leaves an impression on CCHS. The meal ticket at the Rotary Club ends for John Lipinski. He sounds his Swan Song as he introduces Dave Farabaugh as thc new Junior Rotarlan. CCHS's-negative debate squad defeats Riley. The fresh Juniors spin a few Valentine dit- tles with St. Joe Juniors. and line up their chances for next year. Prof. Hull of N. ll. lectures on weather. Some weather. The Physics Lab. is up and coming under Brother Reginald's tutelage. The debate team, and this means both minus and plus, put CCHS on the map by their eloquence. Mr. Sessler of N. D. lectures on Art and drops a few hints on selection of vocations. Seniors lay plans for an annual. The an- nual staff is elected. NIARCH. Ugh -- Exams again. Lent begins and the affirmative team has its first debate. A drive to equip a Senior Room is started with a raffle for machine. lathe. Mr. Strickler lectures on Wild Life and as a result produces an extra early attack of spring fever. Central Catholic sponsors an Invitational Basketball meet for the Parochial Grade Schools, Seniors hear lecture on TB in the audito- rlum of South Bend Central. The year Book The Trail , misconstrucd serveral times to be the Trial is the main interest of the Seniors. Seniors get a day off to solicit ads for the annual: they are also told that they can take tlgie out from classes .at any time if thcY Can produce advertisements. Athletes get their Monograms. Awards go to eighteen. It is a surprise how manly manly chests can get. Mr. Szabo is already lining up his football hopes for next year. Spring Fever gets a serious set back when a blizzard almost snows the town in.- That very same day we get a Safety 100- ture plus still pictures. CCHS gets tuberculine tests. As a result. some boys are scared silly. March ends in a flare of photography and not just mere candid shots. Page Twenty-Four O APR IL. A positively saintly First Friday. CCHS becomes Wrangler conscious as it prepares for the annual Wranglers Oratorical contest at N. D. - John Lipinski wins State Championship .and two cups. Parents' club hears CCHS's brilliant de- baters, but they are unduly prejudiced in fa- vor of the affirmative to the chagrin and dis- grace of the negative. Bro. Reginald organizes a Science Club, with Joe Toth at its head. 'Seniors plan on a Junior-Senior Prom. The Valedictorian and Salutatorian are appointed. A Prof. llenry Hinton of N. D. chemistry Lao. lectures on iron and stcel. A school Oratorical contest under Mr. Tom Nelll's guidance has been announced. Palm Sunday. Vacation begins a day earlier than sche- duled. HaDDY Easter. The 19th and back to school. Exams again. Will thcy ncver stop '? 'F The annual hits the press. Preliminaries in speech contest held. BIAY. The beginning of the end. or the end of the btginning, which?'? This is too beautiful a month to waste onc's breath on! May. and young men's fancies lightly turn to thoughts of vacation. Francis Ondcrdonk lectures. NVork on Senior-Junior Prom begun. The soon will be alumni and the 1938 squad fight it -out. Speech finals are over. Mmmmmm! Mmmmmm! Just saw The Trail . Some Class!!! JUNE. Ah, the end is in sight - and so are exams. Some excitement! the Senior play 'was a scream. Exams .... June 7th. Commencement. Vacation. Grads are fresh in the world. NVhat will they carve for themselves'??? Farewell .... Farewell .... JULY. Just a memory. AUGUST. Gone. gone with the winds. 1 sEP'r1cMisER. Notre Dame, Splro's, Studebakers and similar institutions ...... GOOD-BYE . . . THE TRAIL

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