Lima Central Catholic High School - Flame Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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-.. qs... Mission Club To provide a closer union in the Mystical Body of Christ is the aim of the Central Catholic Mis- sion Club. To achieve this goal, a certain day is set aside each week on which offerings of money are collected in all of the homerooms . These donations are given voluntarily and they certainly express the deep generosity of our students. The money will be used by the Holy Father for both the Home and the Foreign Missions of the world. Darrel Bryan, Brenda Sullivan and Carolyn Seitz actively participate in a mission rally. ' Mission Representatives, Left to Right, Sitting: Ieanlfender, Ioyce Sweeney, Kathleen Tilly, Standing: Mike Dimond, Mike Bowler, Sharon Morris. RETREAT MASTER All will remember the edification of the annual retreat. The conferences filled with inspiration: the periods when left to ourselves to meditate and reflect on the words of the retreat mas- ter. New resolutions are fostered, ideals are raised and spiritually we become strengthened. Those few si- lent days were a respite to plan ca- reers and foster devotions. Reverend Robert I. Erpenbeck, S. I.

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Seate Donna McGarvey,Treasurer,Iulianne Rea- man President, and Tom Altenberger, Vice-Presi- dent Standiig, left to right: Pat Rief, Patricia nanrian Secretary, Pat Ryan, and Toanne Sawmiller. The Pep Club is composed of 40 energetic boys and girls who help keep the spirit of Central Catholic alive and fresh. In the firs t year of its existence, the Pep Club has done more than it s share to help back the team and arouse a deep and lasting school spirit. They plan pep rallies sponsor dances, and lead the cheer-- ing at the games. 1