Central Catholic High School - Centripetal Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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ait through a long, tense momentybefore the name of queen is an- rirby Karninski, Peggy Halleron, Dave Scherting, Robin Delp, Mike ryan Abbott, and Karen Bailey. if 'i l l l .lmiell One of the traits which helped Jim Bertz become SC Vice- President is his good humor, which he exhibits here in his role as Olga Korbertz. No matter what event takes place, SC offi- cers like Marty Mahnen, Treasurer, always get into the act. Screams of laughter filled the gym as Darrah Malhoit organized and lead the Varsity Drag goers in the Bunny Hop. ln the climactic moment dur- ing band break Mickey Nowak, co-captain for the basketball team, crowns Ellen Dartt as 1975 Student Council queen. STUDENT COUNCIU95

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Along with her duties as SC secretary Suzy Reeves also finds time to pre- pare special projects for her German class. -1--- Za F' f' at ei Student Council had a hand in everything from Spirit Signs to ' ' fund raising. They organized many of the major events of the year such as the Homecom- ing and Sadie Hawkins Dance, gn Car-O-Sell Drive. S.C.sweetened the monotony of school life with , sucker sales, Valentine flowers and Christmas cards. The stu- dent council moderator, Sr. Geraldine, saw to it that the s fr minor activities like Christmas if decoration contest and the 1 , 4 lj , N canned goods collection for it l Honduras were not overlooked. fi, .. - l 'll r 1 The officers found that student N - T J i- I ,A l if LW ,Tv p .- W council is more than an ego 'T 51 ,LP , . j iii, trip but is a commitment to T- r-1 ' ' . l . ji' 'El F i K 'fel much unappreciated work. li' L W2 l' rf ftC'4 - fl ,Qi -if 1 1' A it ii flair. . . 4 1 .ia-.f'..fl3 .- ' .1 ty- .QL1 1 ', 1 . 1 . Q , ff- fifirtff-f a, -1 t'r 3 , if ...I ..., ., , . i i ' M : g if A 'fffav-.-,VLA-. -Q V3 W 4- . .1 ll... ,Ni , ' V . . 1 ' A i. ,L su? I , Jw .Eb .tu t L- .U ? ,K '- ' fl T 2 1 . 1 if 4 2' fi, 'Q T l 31 5-V -: ' ' A ' ' it ' 1 f it ' '1 3 H l X ! .A 1 Q' t F its 4 4 i . - - A V 1 ' l - b Q ole 1 - lil - - T -4 . Q i i V, r. vi. 1 i ,ni ,-: , , .r .R 31 :' ' I - 1 I ' 'V ' A N , :ffl . - L Q' Uri: L3 T i, ,ii gf , ' i ' , . tg, 3 ' '1 il ' W . .i .+ .. it , . H , 3 ' in ' --1 .1 ' Lf l . g'.' , ' , R' .. . 1 g Q , . .g f '- , ,g . 4 ' le . ' -,J ij 1, cv - 1 A . 1' l? at 1 i I l . . . . X , Y li L X . 4, . 4 t .' 1 , . A .lg .nl l . . , - Ur ' ft -.A ,V ,P Y Ia . E I ' f' ' . 1 Y lr , i . , i i ,qi 65 ' 'wi ' lit . ' . ' ---- '-..:' A Promoting, the Candy Drive and other fundraising events, SC President Mary Sturtz was ready to pose nounced- -I-hey are: pam Oqbeary as any character such asthis. Bass Mike Duran Enen Dam' Candidates along with their escorts SC officers Jim Bertz Mary Sturtz SUZY Skating parties helped raise money as Reeves and Marty Mahnen display some well as provide recreation for the stu- ,. . . . . of the charm and wit It takes to be voted dents. Pat Trease, Tim Moore, and Debbie lows! 90,1911 thmk the Frefshmen Wm Wm the Caf- mto Student Council pemne lock hands in the triple Skate O-sell drive.. says Robin, alias Pat Desmond to Bat- 94fSTUDENT COUNCIL ' ' vt -f --rr El , tv 4 ' A .- A - . 'v-. , 1- 1223 rin' .. ff-,'?'f . 92:5-32 W ' I-T X .mv- 'dx-:.,l ,- 4 - - 3941-I J, W1 W ,- - 1, 4 --X I 1 -.N D me-. ,L 'nl 1:- -:J 1 -J gr . s L-'M A 1 .. ,. f it assi.: 'Q X, U , l , I , I-X V T? --,N V , w , ,,J-- 'M X it lrzupri 4, .luck 5 y Y- - li' - 3. i 'f-- ' i n -V I ur Y' VA L, I. 2- gl ' V' Lil' 3 K - T ' M ' .. . 3' f 15' vi i, Ll I ,v r - YV 1: 1. ' 4 L. - . , v at Skateland. man 'hm Harpen'

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Sadie Hawkins finds her Superfella There are so many special peo- ple at Central that we inevitably wonder who is most special. Ac- cording to a survey of senior women, the most special person is one of the five Superfella candidates. On March 12 through an assembly organizeo by Karen Bailey, the candidates and managers: Jim Bertz and Lynn Danyko, Tom Bialorucki and Peg Neenan, Larry Murnen and Ellen Dartt, Dave Kruez and Diane Vanderpol, Joe Rutkogwski and Paula Pomaski, dem- onstrated their uniqueness be- fore the student body. Balloting was done through donations to the student fund in the name of the preferred candidate. At the Sadie Hawkins Dance Cscheduled for March 14 but de- layed a week because of a snow- stormh Dave Kruez was an- nounced as the 1975 Superfella. . X In fs- X .. V . To prove his strength Superfella Dave Kruez reels in the Sky Green Whale, and aids him in getting the red out with the use of Visine. ff.: ' , L T L l .. 1, . g la, li - ii? L ' L 3 if i V L , I Y 5 ,l l i' ' I b ' E H , ' 15 l iv ' 1 I l j' ' W, , VI-V,L i .I I Q . i A ri! vi N I V V in if ' I i Y xg.. ,rg-eg-.-gf. i L An artist is most creative when he can get into his work: Larry Lyrone Murnen really got close to his painting while lmultptalented Jim Befti impers demonstrating his artistic talent. ff ' 96!SUPERFELLA -- A P l W..-.. onated Elton John playing Bennie and the Jets, and also Olga Korbertz ' performing a gymnastic routine,