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

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 English: 1st row It - rt Sr Angels. Sr Msrgsret. and Sr. Helen 2nd row: John Stetr. Sr. Helen Jean. Zita Psumier. Elisabeth Lynch, snd John Wagner Business: 1st row It. • rt: Sr Msriells, Ivy Beshsi. snd Douglas Miller 2nd row Msrgsret Hand snd Nancy Charles These department heads: Zita Paumier, English; Ivy Beshai, Business; Joseph Cumo, Science; and Nora Kohler, Art; guided the students along the paths of practical and career ■ oriented learning. They paved the way for future literature enthusiasts, executive secretaries, nuclear physicists, and profes- sional artists. In addition to the academic courses that were offered, these departments provided such learning experiences as Literary Magazine, Future Business Leaders of America, Art Club, and Science Seminar. Art: It. - rt: Non Kohler snd Sr Mana Crucis. Science: It. ■ rt Lowell Klinefelter. Joseph Cumo. Ron Keating. Deborah Weibush. and Michael Herchik IS

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ly» Language: It. • rt Leo DeMarteis. Ruthanne Bernhardt. Ivy Beshai. and Fr John Panlh. A greater variety of courses were offered to Central stu • dents in the 79-80 school year. Courses ranged from Techni- cal Drawing to Latin to Social Psychology. Department heads shown on this page were: Herman Rossetti, Industrial Arts; Leo DeMatteis, Foreign Language; Jim Peterson, Health and Physical Education; and Sr. Colombiere, Social Studies. History: 1st row Sr. Colombiere 2nd row It ■ rt Deborah Weibush. Lillian McFarren, Joseph DeGregono, and William Northrup. FACULTY Health and Physical Education: 1st row It. ■ rt Michael Herchik and Carol Higy. 2nd row William Northrup and Jim Peterson Industrial Arts: It. • rt Herman Rossetti and William Short.

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Home Fcouomics: 'anc Alargo After caking the time and effort, the following department heads made our years at Central ones of diversified study and preparation for the fu- ture: Nancy Margo, Home Economics; Fr. Rob- ert Kay lor. Theology; Richard Blaumeiser, Mu- sic; and Sr. Mary Karen, Math. Home economics came to mean more than cooking, including study of mate selection, career choice, and sew- ing the latest fashions. The new school Chape! made history this year. Daily liturgies were of- fered in our Chapel in a reflective and prayerful setting. Seniors made headlines in concerts and recitals through the efforts of our band, chorus and organ directors. Math courses filled our heads with squares, angles, and numerical equa - tions. Music: It • rt. Philip Hodel. John F.bner. and Richard Blaumeiser Math: 1st row It. • rt Rurhanne Bernardr. Sr Mary Clare. Zita Paumier. and Sr Mary Karen 2nd row Lowell Klinefelter, Lenny Dasco, Richard Blaumeiser. Herman Rossetti. Thomas Nally. and Steven Miller