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

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These senior boys looked hack one more rime before starting off. f re nch The French Club learned many new things about the French culture. They learned songs, dances, and cooking which increased their understanding of the French language. French Club Officers: It.-rr.. Treas - Angela Kmdelberger. Sec - Joe James, V P • Barb Zeilinski. Pres. - Anna James. Spanish Brian and Mike enjoyed rhe fun Mrs Bernhardt helped with the fiesta The Spanish Club was involved in Spanish activities. For- eign Language Day was the highlight this year. They cele- brated with a grand fiesta. S k i The Ski Club consisted of hard-core ski bums who went flying down hills at Boston Mills on Tuesday nights. This year the club had grown tremendously with students from all classes. Ski Club Officers: It ft.. Sec. ■ Laura Tartaglio. Pres ■ Phil Granchi. Treas ■ Karen Thompson, V P . Matt Cassel While pitying musical chairs Language Day. Anna fought for a chair. Spanish Club Officers: V.P. - Chris Reed. Pres ■ Valerie King 29

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Liturgy Committee The Liturgy Committee met weekly to plan school community masses for holydays and special occasions. Their planning included from choosing music, to participants for readings and processions. Lots of hard work was required of everyone to plan liturgies Brian and Mike led the singing during the Christmas mass £i 3.! •r »r. Jl rt Art Club Officers: It rt.. Pres Liu Bernard. VP. Celia Stoner. Treas Monica Merry. Sec Clare Kaminski The Art Club met to learn and explore the different aspects of art. This included a field trip to the Cleve- land Art Institute for club members. The Art Club offered an opportunity to practice new skills. Student Congressicnuf Congress This year's Student Congressional Congress was made up of students interested in government and how it operates. They worked three months preparing a report on Defense Budget, given to Congressman Ralph Regula. The Student Congressional Congress took time out from researching to smile for our camera 28 Student delegates Trish Killian and Gerard Bane

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 . B.L. The F.B.L.'s purpose was to develope competent and aggressive business leadership for the students involved in business and office programs at CCHS. Sister Marietta went over plans with Cindy and Barb 1 Future Business Leaders Officers: It -rt. standing. Pres Pam Rieman. V P - Dan Valentine, Treas ■ Barb Ferrem. Sitting, Sec - Cindy Watko. . r.j. The F.T.A. was an organization that gave an opportuni- ty for students to explore areas of teaching. Members assisted teachers with clerical duties to earn membership pins. Some F T A. members smiled for us during their meeting Future Teachers Association Officers: It -rt.. Pres - Michelle Blake, Treas. - Belinda Hilgert. Sec - Cathy Sist, V P . Colleen Kelly Jfcme £c rjk + fj; I • - ♦ v Santa Claus' visited the Child Development Class' nursery school Home Ec Club Officers: It -rt.. Pres. - Surie Blicharski, V P - Ann Molnar, Sec - Aileen Scalica, Treas - Patty Weber 30 The Flome Ec Club was designed to broaden the knowl- edge of those involved in various areas of daily living, such as trying new recipes and learning new approaches to family living and child care.