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

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flow 61m Zlou Keep from Singing? L: t t t l U 1 We had many talented students in our chorus this year U u L U U Lt at Central High. Two examples of these students would : - be Junior Tiffany Anderson and Senior Mari Breault who both had a chance to go to State Competition after receiving a starred first rating at the District Music Festi- val on their solos and a duet. At State, Tiffany earned a first on her solo, but due to an emergency appendecto- my, Mari Breault could not participate in the State Com- petition. Besides Mari and Tiffany, we had many students who earned high ratings in the District Festival. Chorus, on the whole, rated a two at the band and chorus competi- tion. As the year progressed, the chorus put on many fine performances. Some of the highlights were the Christ- mas Concert, Spring Concert and a joint effort with the band at the Baccalaureate Mass and graduation. 1. Dan Roland does his share and helps Mrs. Jensen direct the choir. 2. The 1982-83 Marinette Catholic Central Choir includ- ed tback row left to righti Heidi Chaltry, Katarina Grauers, Cheryl LaFleur, Tammy Menard, Priscilla Parmelee, Rob Mag- nin, Pete Schwaba, Rob Worth, Jeff Trudell, tsecond row left to righti Laura Van Acker, Tiffany Anderson, Sara Newbury, Sara Sequin. Sarah Finnessy, Kris Carriveau. Suzette Franco, Jim Christopherson, John Miller, John Konyn, Mike Harper. Chris Drees. tthird row left to righti Jean Thetreau, Cindy Martin. Chris Erdman, Jaci Doberstein, Laura Johnson, Linda Heege- man. Dave Konyn, Ed Garrison. Dave Heegeman, tfront row left to righti Director Mrs. Betty Jensen. Monica Konz. Mary Fournier, Sara Darcy, Mari Breault. Chris Dura. Renee Bramschreiber, Scott Dufresne, Dan Roland. Tim Schwaba and Harold Dohl. 3. Dan Roland. Scott Defresne and Rob Paris show their enthusiasm during chorus practice. 4. Marinette Catholic Central Swing Choir members were iback row left to righti Dan Roland, Marty Miller. Pete Schwaba, Rob Magnin, Jim Christopherson, imiddle row left to righti Tim Schwaba, Tiffany Anderson, Mari Breault. Chika Daigo. John Miller, tfront row left to righti Chris Dura, Sara Darcy, Kris Carriveau and Linda Heegeman. 47

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J-li-Q - tt 3716 Braimy Bunch The brain trust for The Saga of Central High proved once again that they were formidable competition for the other' Hi-Q teams in the area. After tying for second place in the preliminary rounds, MCC's studious group entered the finals pitted against Marinette and Oconto High Schools. When it came time for the finals, everyone was excited and hoped to achieve the place Central had become accustomed to - atf 1 - !! However, Lady Luck, instead of flashing her usual brilliant smile on us, merely grinned and the team ended up in second place. Jolly good show anyway, Hi-Q members. 1. Chris Berg, Sean Ash, Paul Bos- chaert and David Koch are hard at work scoring points for Central. 2. Da- vid Koch, Paul Boschaert and Chris Berg crack up before a pressure filled match. 3. The 1982-83 Hi-Q team consists of tback row left to rightt Sara Darcy, Jim Christopherson. Chris Dura and Advisor Marge Trudell, tfront row left to righn Paul Boschaert, Pat Kopish, Sean Ash and David Koch. tnot pictured: Chris Bergt 4. Our Hi-Q team battled for the highest point total against our rival, Marinette High School.

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48 767ml - 3715 Mood Music Makers What would a soap opera be without music - the thrilling crescendos during the exciting moments. the low ominous notes signifying tension and the happy flowing melodies for peaceful scenes? Our soap was not without music either. Our mood music was provided by Mr. Tom Vincent and the MCC Band. They played the appropriate tunes for fall, Christmas. exciting basketball games CtHit Me With Your Best Shot! i and graduation! Members of the band also performed as the show band for the Windsor Players musical OKLAHOMA! 1. Mr. Tom Vincent, in his first year here at Cen- tral, was the band's director. 2. Brian Tidmore and Denise Balthazor join in playing a composi- tion. 3. Tim Beyer. trombonist, adds his musical expertise to a piece. 4. Joel Williams adds a touch of class to the band. The band and chorus were also host and hostess for the District Music Festival Solo and Ensemble and the Band and Chorus Competition. In Solo and En- semble competition two Central students, Khareen Baruela on piano and Debbie Trumble on flute, re- ceived starred firsts and were on their way to state! At the State Competition Khareen received a 2 rating and Debbie earned a 4i 1. Keep up the good work, band!!