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

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All work and no play makes lack a dull boy, and with this in mind, the assemblies at CCHS provided a break in the action. Up with People began it all with their electrifying October 1 concert. To ease the rigor of unrelenting studies, we were taken on a trip down memory lane by the Challengers and then catapulted into the present with Mercury. We were treated to a modern version of the life of Christ via Godspell, and the Covenant Players once again enlivened us with their stage and classroom dramatics. Strictly to enlighten all the M's's's's in the school, we had informative assemblies on school wrestling, Pirate baseball and modern dance. And how could we forget all our peppy rallies without which a school would never be complete nor we as students, ever be enriched. These were the breaks in the action for '76 . UPPER RIGHT: The New York cast of Godspell gives a sneak preview to a captivated audience of Crusaders. BELOW: Dino Giovannone, Bill Beck. Bob Wells, Ed Tomassilli, and John DiCarlo per- form as the group, Mercury. Ecstatic best describes the reaction to a member of the musical group Challengers as he sings out a favorite The group involved the students and faculty in song and dance from the 50's, 6O's, and '70's. 190