Catholic Central High School - Plume Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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1. Yearbook freshmen Jean Koch and Sandee Schreiner seem to have had mixed emotions about working during vacation. 2. Being a member of the yearbook also includes organizing and working on fund raisers, and here Liz Ziemer, Todd Kitzinger, Dave Her- old, and Dave and Jean Koch man the Country Store during Octoberfest. 3. Jean Boschaert and Sandee Schreiner look through the mug shots for the best expressions 4. If you'll notice in Todd Kitzinger's first name you'll find the word uodd . Here he's proving it. 5. Todd and Miss Ziemer hold an important conference on what pictures to order.

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Koch, Kit: Ami Kompany Cell 2411.44 Millions of people spend their days glued to the TV set. They spend every waking moment keeping track of their favorite daytime dramas. Our yearbook staff have been the fanatic fans of our ttSaga of Central High . They faithfully watched each episode of our Central soap. The memorable stories and characters of the saga have been saved here. Some fans even treat soap characters as relatives. Well, the yearbook staff is part of the family. Very seldom does a fan take part in the plot of a soap. But the yearbook was just part of the whole story. And, as housewives on the phone or in the supermar- ket like to share information from their favorite soap, so does the yearbook. The yearbook's favorite soap is Central . . . and they're sharing it with you. 1. Staffer Paul Boschaert files away secret scoops and storylines that will only be revealed in an edition of The Plume The Saga of Central High . 2. The Plume staff snoops are tback row left to rightl Advisor Miss Jaime Ziemer. Paul Bramschreiber, Cathy Heegeman, Dave Koch tco-editorl, Liz Ziemer. Kris Carriveau, tbottoml Sandee Schreiner, and Jean Koch. 3. Co-editor editorl, Chris Dura, ion couch left to rightl Renee Bramschreiber, Cathy Lawson. Dave Koch ico- editorl, Liz Ziemer. Kris Carriveau, tbottoml San- dee Schreiner, and Jean Koch. 3. Co-editor Dave Koch spent his Easter vacation cropping pictures while his partner Todd Kitzinger whooped it up in Chicago. Think you'll ever hear the end of it Todd? 4. Steve Hbest dressed Tebo took his turn at typing tantalizing. tawdry tidbits for our tale.

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Will People Say Chain: In 17mm? As the saga continues, the Windsor Players add a love story of their own to the MCC suds. In the midst of tithe rough and ready frontier soon to become the state of Oklahoma, Laurey and Curly carry on a typicai soap opera romance. First they argue, then another man comes into the picture; there's a death, and finally the two lovers unite. After long and sometimes agonizing rehearsals, Jan Des Jardin and her talented Windsor Players per- formed the musical Oklahoma! before record crowds. The musical made its debut with not only rave re- views from spectators but also with two firsts: a set designed totally by a student, senior Jamie Ziminski and lighting created by students, senior Paul Bos- chaert and junior David Koch. The musical added romance, tense moments and was one of the happiest and proudest moments that make up our Saga of Central High ! L is: ; 1. As Laurie's dream goes on, the dance hall girls iRene Branschreiber, Sarah Finnessy and Priscilla Parmeleei flirt with Jud Fry tMarty Milleri. 2. Oklahoma! cast members include iback row from left to righti Pete Schwaba, Linda Heegeman, Rob Magnin, Tiffany Anderson, Chris Berg. Mari Breault, Jamie Ziminski, Marty Miller, Lori Langer, Todd Kitzinger, Dave Konyn. Tim Schwaba. tmiddie left to righti Jeff Trudeil, Kevin La Luzerne, Kevin O'Connell, LuAnn Dura, Jean Boschaert, Sara Darcy. Sarah Finnessy, Heidi Chaltry, Cheryl La Fleur, Steve Tebo, Jim Christopher- son, John Konyn, tfront left to righU Monica Konz, Laurie Paris, Kris Carriveau, Ann De Bruin, Renee Bramschreiber, Priscilla Parmelee. 3. As Ado Annie's father, Judge Carnes tTodd Kitzingert threatens Ali Hakim iChris Bergi, Ado Annie iTiffany Andersoni stands by feeling very flattered.