Central Catholic High School - Veritas Yearbook (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

Page 59 text:

ij -, ,.......M... , H , 3 zz Way af LM: liiich class periutl is hegun with il shiirt prayer wh wiirla slwultl he .1 civntinuntiun uf their morning ufferi ey: W.- iiri X if Every Catholic boy .intl girl is Ll child of Mary. Our cle- wtion to the Blessed Mother nf God is expressed 1 ' BX tangibly alt thc- annual crowning uf her statue in front ,W K of the Sch mil, :gif . - V! - , ,V i C V. M. J ii , il, ii ln fi 'M i . vryzf. el 493. 1 ' veg, ,Ti ,AI ix , +i4 ,M Appreciation of the Liturgy of the Church is clevcliipecl in lwmc rimm clgisxcs on Fricluy when the central theme of the 9unday's MASS is discussed tincl the giwpcl .incl epistle are rentl and interpreted, impresses the Students with the itlea that their clnilx as 1 s 'J' Q ' . ' arf, 1 t- ,AW A it r -r 1 1- ' i V93 ' J: ' -Z 'f -Wi'-i1.w N H 'i V l 5 7 4 , K t Y, Q4

Page 58 text:

David Holtkamp, Geraldine Boone and Judith johnson make a xisit to the school chapel which is open daily for all the students aff Dime Nelson Donnt Ochs ind C trol Chtbot enioy .1 itt e it tc ine on t le L im H 54 Ili- Our Zzifh. . . The students at C. C. H. have the privi- lege each year of making a three day retreat. The purpose of such a retreat is to take in- xentory ot, where one stands with Ciod, to resolxe to he more tiaithlul to one's-olwliga- tions through prayer, reading, and meditaf tion, The retreat is always held on the tiirst three days ot Holy XY eek and is a perfect climax tor the season ot' Lent. The students are directed by the retreat master who is am'-ointed to the school hy Archbishop llurley and who acts as counf selor. confidant and adxisor to any indixid- ual seeking his assistance. Each day oti the retreat ends with the blessing ol' our dixine Lord llimselt in Benediction ot' the Most Blessed Sacrament. tx Y 'JC 7 , s , bfv K. . cftv 1 -- Q s' Fw John Cox. James Flynn. john XY'hite and -lohn Keena com ine rosary with it hrisk walk. ,wa . ,S Q L J 1 Y 1. Or 4

Page 60 text:

1 vi, :Q -nn-Q ' X Z2 G-. Q ff, 'D a at 1' fl W- Tujf: Cfatechists Judith Carhett. Kathleen Max- son. Bernadette Blum. Mary Beth Gannon, and Gloria Lester are about to get started on one of their Saturday trips to Assumption and Saint Stephen. Alwrf: Joyce Quinta. Mary Brady, Mary Bowen, Kay Hallenberg. Rosemary Osborne, Charlene Kennedy. Mary Thomas, Carol Tight. Sharon Shambach. Judith Tipton, Carol Abdo. and Judith Chandler discuss some doctrinal points they will present to public school chil- dren at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs. 56 '.-1 5asTD2' ww Serve ye thc' lord Students lirom all corners of Broward County attend C. C. H. Their interests and aspirations are as xaried as the many sections they populate. But despite their many aims their desire to he ot' service to others is the same. It is because of this unselliish desire that our altars haye seryers and our youthful Christians receixe in' structions. liach weekend witnesses our boys and girls deyoting their time and energy to the glory of God in their own parishes. acting as the leayen so necessary in invigorating the life ot' the parish unit, Assumption. Saint Clement, Saint Anthony. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs. Little liloyyer. and Saint Stephen are the surrounding parishes to which our students helong. Father Lamar Genoyar. Pastor. and high school servers from Our Lady Queen of Martyrs parish are pictured below. Frfozf rare: Val Steele. Bradley Snyder. Father. James Catron. and Philip Steele, BM! wzzx' Gerard LaCerra. Allen Bur. Michael Nader. and James XX'ade. E 'P -1