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

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1. 1982's Homecoming mass was con-celebrated by Fr. John Clark, Fr. Don Zuelger and Fr. Jack Mullarky. 2. For Dan Thyne noon hours during homecoming week meant the ping pong tournaments. 3. The dilligence of Dan Pichette's work on the junior float led them to third place in the competi- tion. 4. Marty Millerts portrayal of a Cadet helped the seniors win the award for best skit at the pep assem- bly. 5. Scott Koehler rushed through a hole in the Premontre defense toward a Central touchdown.

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56 Only time Will Cell Homecoming was a time for tears, tears of sorrow and tears of joy. In spite of the fact that the football team lost, the fun that the students had the rest of the weekend made up for the defeat. There was a lot of competition between classes as well as on the at 1. Jim Ash shows the unique form he has for cheerleading in the freshman skit. 2. On the 1982 homecoming court were Ueft to rightt Deb- bie Beyer and her escort Jerry Roberts, Mari Breault and her escort Jim Thill, Queen Jane Multerer and King Scott Koehler, Tom Drees es- corting Mary Walker and Troy Walker escorting Kathy Worth. 3. Nan Hofer and Dan Roland pose for the camera on Grub Day. football field. The senior class took first place in the overall competition but only after breaking a tie with the sophomores by winning the first annual T.P.ing award. In any event, or all events, depending how you want to look at it, a good time was had by all.

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Quest :70r Eonfcrmcc gliampimsltip galls Short The 1983 Cavalettes began their season practically without error. They led the conference for most of the season and it looked like Central was going to have its first conference championship in the school's his- tory. But the second half of the season found Central struggling through a slump which pushed them out of first place and out of the championship race. The l. The 1983 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team included tStanding, left to righti Head Coach Joe Eastman, Lisa Milbach. Kris Olsen. Laurie Paris, Debbie Kenny, Diane Beyer, Lori Walters, Maureen Klumb, Assistant Coach Dan Kowalski, tKneeling, left to righti Betty Roberts, Laurie Geniesse, Debbie Beyer, Kim Suchla, Mary Ash, and Patrice- Greisinger. 2. Junior Betty Roberts shows beautiful form as she 'tputs one up . 3. Deb- bie Beyer accepts the game ball from Joe Eastman after making her 1000th point. 4. Mary Ash reaches above the head of a de- fender to catch a pass. girls did show their strength, however, when they held on in the end and earned a respectable third place in a very tough FVCC Conference. The girls' hard work and determination gave all the impression that the state tournament would be an even finer display of the true talent of our Cavalettes. They did not plan on proving us wrong.