Catholic Central High School - Crusader Yearbook (Steubenville, OH)

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Reserves Are Determined! New faces, new spirits, new plays, new hopes, new season - so began Mr. DiAngelo's reserve action. Their first season at Central opened with a vic- tory over Toronto. This victory game rise to real hope for the coming sea- son, but defeat soon followed as the reserves lost two games, one to Wells- ville and the other to Martins Ferry. Regardless, determination was still going strong as it brought them back to beat I.U. and Mingo. Suffering two losses to Big Red , the reserves still held on as they defeated J.U. for the second time in their season. They concluded their season with an exciting victory over East Palestine, and a record of eight wins and ten losses. P Kgs Y 1 'sf 'an- r YI 7i5ffg'is,wa. 3.35 A' fig ' 'fih-3.15 FIRST ROW: V. Lamatrice, J. DeLeonardis, W. Pickford, M. Tomeucci. SECOND ROW: M. DeFa11o, A Orsrm M Steele M Ewaskovrch G Petrella E Riley, M. Barber, Coach DiAngelo.

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Girls' athletics at Central saw many advances in the area of Varsity Basket- ball. With Mrs. Ulasiewicz at the helm, the girls were entered in the first annual Holiday Tournament held at St. John Arena. The girls swept the tournament by defeating Mingo and Madonna. As the regular season got under way, things weren't going too well. Despite early losses, the girls came on strong to win the next six games including victories over Big Red, Wintersville, J.U., and Madonna. St. Clairsville edged the Crusaders in their last regu- lar season game 63-62. Despite this loss the girls bounced back and defeated Toronto in the first game of the Sectional Tournament held at Big Red. Hopes of their first state tourney play were lost when the girls were edged out by Carrollton in the Sec- tional game. my .mmtp'at 3 ' ,. Mwgfuw I 1 . A Q- r 1. Q-1 .1 ny , ,K NM 3 f N C Q. 5 ff . M it s C - N ff V5 Ma- f. ,. .34 .fn . A 151

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Practice Pays Off A11 the hard work and energy the girls put into practices seemed worth- while as the Reserves opened their sec- ond season with a victory over St. Clairsville. They achieved another victory over Madonna but then were defeated by Wintersville. The reserves had a three game winning streak as they took two games from Big Red and had a victory over Wintersville. They ended their season with a loss to St. Clairsville which gave them a record of five wins and five losses. Rachel Galownia was high scorer for the sea- son with '78 points while Julianne Piz- zoferrato pulled down 63 rebounds. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ulasiewicz. B. Arthurs, P. Ravasio. P. Sommer. Rankin, K. Donahue, R. Galownia, L. Martino. SECOND ROW: S. Habash, G. Carrigg, M. A. Renda, J. Pizzoferrato, K.