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

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1944-45 0 A U G U S T Football practice starts. Brother Cyril takes over as head coach. Freshmen register. Largest class yet- over ninety. O SEPTEMBER Upperclassmen enroll. Meet the new faculty mem- bers. Mass and official opening. Requiem for Al. Minne, who had graduated last May. First General Mixer with S. J. A. at St. Joseph's School Gym. Hammond, Goshen, and Niles Games. Pre-game pep sessions by Juniors and Seniors. First Patron Club Meeting. O O C T O B E R Michigan City, Hamond C. C., Adams, and South Bend Catholic Games. Pep sessions by Freshmen and Sophomores. Class elections. Sophomore Class Party with S. J. A. Sophs. First Social Hour by the Patrons. Big dance in St. Joseph's School Gym- Indian's Autumn Festival. Six weeks' exams. O N O V E M B E R Basketball season opens with St. John's of Benton Harbor. Followed by South Bend Catholic and Holy Trinity Games. Academy Semi No. l at the Prog. Six-weeks' tests. Junior Mixer at S. J. A. Trail staff selected. O D E C E M B E R Michigan City, Collegeville, and Bristol Games. Senior Mixer in room 28. Freshman Party at St. Patrick's Patron's Christmas Party. Christmas Dance at St. Joseph's School Gym. O JANUARY South Bend Catholic, St. Mary's, Bristol, and Collegeville Games. Second Academy Semi. Senior pictures taken for the Annual. Semster Exams. O F E B R U A R Y New Carlisle, Jefferson Twp., Greene Twp., Wash- ington Clay, Bremen, and South Bend Catholic Games. We get to the semi-finals of the tournament. Charley's Aunt Pre-Lenten Dance. K 0 M A R C H Spring football begins under the coaching of Bro- ther Cyril, Mr. Norris, and Mr. Smith. Monogram Banquet. Fr. Wilson opens Vocation Week with a talk to the student body. Retreat. Six weeks' exams. I A P R I L The Bunny Hop. Baseball. Glee Club and Band Concert. Junior and Sophomore Class Parties. General Mixer with S. J. A. Six-weeks' exams. I MAY Senior-Junior Prom S. J. A. Prom Class Pic- nics. Final Exams. Commencement.

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