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1. Busloads of fans filled the Appleton gym to cheer their team to victory. 2. Mr. Jim Roberts and Mr. Terry Girard provide entertainment at the pre-tournament as- sembly. 3. The 1983 Class B WISAA Champions proud- ly and not to mention ecstaticalm display their tro- phies. 4. Patrice Greisinger drives for a Iay-up in the semi-final game. 5. Laurie Geniesse reaches high for a rebound. 6. Betty Roberts skys high to put in two points. 61
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Hack 3'0 Keck . . . And Back Again! Every year, the Emmy Awards are given to special performers and special episodes from television programs. If we were allowed, we would certainly give one of our Emmys to the Girl's Basketball team for their performance in the WISAA Class B State Championship Tournament. This special episode from the Catholic Central daily drama added intrigue, suspense, and jubilance to the story we call itThe Saga of Central High . The Cavalettes provided a terrific ending to a well played season. They began their trek to State in our own gym. Here, they breezed past N.E.W. Lutheran of Green Bay and earned a trip to regionals in Marshfield. In Marshfield, the Cavalettes continued their winning ways as they 1. Assistant Coach Dan Kowalski iChugst announces the 1983 Tournament team. 2 Debbie Beyer proudly raises the championship trophy. 3. Betty Roberts scrambles tor a loose ball. 4. Teammates Maureen Klumb and Laurie Geniesse begin to celebrate late in the fourth quarter. faced Eau Claire Regis and Marshfield Columbus. After claiming victories in both these games. the team advanced to the final rung of the ladder. Appleton!!! Realizing the hard work, dedication. and determination put into the season, the girls refused to let it all end here. They came out strong in the championship game latter defeating Burlington St. Mary in the semi-final roundy and proved to be the best Class B WISAA girl's team in the state. Actually, this would have been the third time the girls would have received an Emmy because it was the third time they displayed such a fine performance by winning the state championship. Next year?? And the winner is .. .
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62 Search SW A Winning Season 19mm flusivc The season proved to be very successful for the Cavaliers. In the beginning they started slow but due to hard work the Cavvies turned out to be winners. The effort by the players, great coaching by Coach Velich, and loyalty you only get from Central tans really pepped up the team and earned for everyone a more than satisfying and exciting finish. This year's games had many exciting moments: tos- ing a game at the buzzer, missing a basket at the end, and even a slam dunk or two by John Maccoux. The best part of the whole season was seeing our 1. No. 53. Tim Beyer. reaches high to make another basket. 2. The 1983 Varsity basket- baII team included tback row left to righty Tim Beyer. Dan Pearson, John Maccoux, Sean Ash. Jerry Roberts, tmiddle row left to righn Dick Lesperance, Paul Gardon. Adam De- Bruin. Brian McDonald. Randy Hofer. tbot- tom row left to righn Assistant Coach Jim Peterson, Dave Eklund, Kevin Christenson. Chris Berg and Head Coach Frank Velich. Not pictured is Manager Paul Boschaert. 3. Dan Pearson goes up for a Iay-up. 4. Big John Maccoux gets the ball. team go to State, and having the thrill of playing where the Milwaukee Bucks play. Of course, from now on the MECCA will be remembered as the place where the 1983 Cavaliers won the Class B WISAA Championship. The boy's victory set a WISAA re- cord as Central became the only school to win both the boys and girlts basketball championships in the same year. It took 19 years, but the excitement of entering the State tournament, the weekend in Mil- waukee, the thrill of victory, the feeling of being 94H , and the day off made it well worth waiting for.
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