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

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HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES yr. W- 'iv :gr-f T FRESHMEN, FRONT: P. Ossio, M. Gallo. BACK: M. A. Murphy, R. Meha- lik. I. Nese. R. McDonald. S. Rorella. L. Steele. : 1, 54,1 c-, 7 '- f ,J ,,,w'v,'-.S-A' 1 '?x 'K w -.nf . . 2 ,f W, X 'Q I I' fr- :- -.L T N-an IUNIORS, FRONT: B. Sutula, N. Caputo. BACK: M. Cieslak, R. Leoni, Rolclla, K. Zorne. gi SOPHOMORES, FRONT: M. A. Renda, M. Mnich, B. Kovach. BACK: T. Johnson. J. Petrola, S. DiMeo. J. SENIORS, FRONT: F. Miccile, K. Kaczmarek. L. Spagno. BACK: M. Dugan, C. Madden. D. Wright.

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STUDE T COUNCIL The '75-'76 Student Council Officers were Mark Gallo, CPres.J, Diana In the beginning before the '75-'76 school year began, Destefano' wean' Rudy Marcozzi' cVice'P'es'7' there were new Council Officers with a new administration, and great expectations hovered over the two governing bod- ies. Let there be direction and there was - moderators Father Campbell and Father DiRenzo. Let there be activity and there was - summer dances, compiling of Student Handbook, used bookstore for students. Let school begin and it did - Opening Day Mass prepared by Officers. Let there be representation and there was - each homeroom elected their best. Thus, the government was complete and work could continue to progress. Let there be special changes and there were - school announcements by Council Officers, opening and closing of assemblies by Council Presi- dent, variety in lunch menus, scheduled monthly meetings, campaigning for Class Officers, the office of S.C. Treasurer for '76-'77, pop machine until students desired otherwise, Charity Ball becomes Sweetheart Dance , hair length for boys changed, openness, trust. Let there be diversity and there was - Mercury Concert, The Me Nobody Knows and other assemblies. Let there be difficulties and there were - talent show cancelled due to insufficient student response, cafeteria inconsiderateness, rest room disorder, low enthusi- asm. And so Council rested from its '75-'76 labors and the students saw that it was good! 4 f t f . f 1 1 , ,' JU lf, 4? , 5 ,. K Iv W: t, ,NH As Student Council President, one of Mark The Student Council Moderators: Father DiRenzo Committee Heads: SITTING: L. Spagno, D. Gallo's daily duties was making announcements. and Father Campbell. Loggie. STANDING: M. Rea, M. J. Kasko, M. J. Prokorym, A. Pizzoferrato.

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Father Jim Keagler baptizes baby Chris as proud mother and father CLisa Bell and Joe Marinoj look on fondly. Ralph Mantica and Pam Russo look at wedding rings as a symbol of their marriage. K fx Hi f i: lfi? r' iv. lu' V : .X The Covenant Players visited several classes. and mingled with the students, using techniques in group dynamics. They are shown here with a junior class. 84 Sr. Lois advises Mike Tomeucci on one of the fine points in Church history