Central Catholic High School - Vigil Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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This year would bring elections to school and class offices, dances, games, and parties. Then classes, homework, special assignments, and tests would remind us that we were in school to pursue intellectual goals. The main entrance at dismissal time! Teachers, office staff, salesmen — all but heroic students — stay clear of the field until the battle is won. They’re on the bus! All’s clear! ■ Patricia Beltz Kugene Benedetto Pauline Bennell Mary Jane Besancon Kathleen Blogna 13

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Toni Bast Diane Razznli Joseph Baum Daniel Recherer Joseph Belden Back to school! It seemed as though we had just left to start our last summer vacation while in high school. Now, September was here again. It was the last time we would view the familiar main entrance of a first day of school. Many thoughts raced through many heads that day, ranging from “It’s good to be back’’ to “I’ll be glad when it’s all over.” These were busy days—full of work and fun. Senior joys and studies were somehow different from other years. There was a certain finality about it all Everyone agreed on one thing — it was good to be a senior. Elizabeth Belopotosky Michael Belopotosky To aid our spiritual growth, there would be retreat — the last one for many seniors — opportunities for daily Mass and the Sacra- ments, visits, conferences, holy hours, and then, the Senior day of recollection. Christ had many graces in store for us — we had but to ask for them. 12

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Jim Kling, Penny Conley, Lorraine Dureska, Curt Wright, Ted Henry plan pages for the VIGIL. Mary Jane Bozzacco Daniel Braun Work on the VIGIL started early. Having pictures taken for the annual and, of course, for friends, was an important item this Sep- tember. There were hectic searches through at- tics, drawers, and scrapbooks for snapshots that could be used in the VIGIL. We were amazed to see how styles had changed in only four years. Thoughts went back to all that had hap- pened in those four years. From the first day we started at Central Catholic we were deter- mined to be one of its finest classes. To reach this goal we implored the help of Our Lord in Holy Mass on one of the opening days of school. To exhibit our talents, the freshmen boys put out a class paper called the “Green and White Highlights” which was a big hit with everyone. We proved our loyalty to the school by joining efforts with the rest of the students to make the car raffle a success. The winner of the trip to New York as first prize for the leading salesman was earned by freshman Phil Lazzers. 14 Eugene Bressi James Buchanan