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

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1. The 1983 J.V. Basketball team included TBack row, left to righQ Chris Williams, Tom Schubart, Ken Wright, Matt Thill, Mike Multerer, TMiddle row, left to righn Rob Magnin, Pete Schwaba. Dave Konyn, Tim Tebo, Front row, left to righn Tony Kakuk, Jim Sobeski. Todd Walker, Mark Heert, and Coach Jim Peterson. 2. . . .. and it's two points for Adam De- Bruin! 3. Ref Terry Girard yells foul while John Maccoux goes to the line. 4. The 1983 Freshman team includes Back row, left to righn Jeff Trudell, Jim Ash. Mike Nicklaus, Dean Pichette. Bob Organ, Tmiddle row, left to righo Rick Wegner. Ed Garrison, John Konyn, Tim Schwaba. Tbottom row, left to righn Eric DeBryin, David Heegeman. Pat Thyne, and Chris Drees. Not pictured is Coach Jerry Goyette. 5. Coach Jim Peterson and his team run out on the floor after the final buzzer. 6. The J.V. team huddles a final time to make last plans. 63

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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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At 3715 M86664 they Wm: Doing 3124:: And 6am flame State gliampions! Well we're living here in TITLETOWN and it's hard to keep the Cavaliers down. At the MECCA they were doing fine, building up points at the free-throw line. Don't forget the girls won three weeks before and it made the Cavvie spirit soar. And the boys thought they could do it too. Everyone knew it; how about you? And we're living here in TITLETOWN, and the Cavvie fans were all around, while the Waupan fans began to pray. Well we've waited here in TITLETOWN for the cham- pionship that we have not found since back in 1964. We've taken some crap, but not any more! And our trophies hang on the wall for both the boys and girl's basketball. And they couldn't believe that we were real: green and gold; zest and zeal. Now 1. Tim Beyer jumps up for a 2 pointer. 2. John Maccoux shoots at the free-throw line. 3. Coach Frank Velich plans strate- gy. 4. Sean Ash guards the ball from the opposing player. 5. The group Fans at Work sing their hit Titletown off their album No School as Usual at the pep rally. we're partying in TITLETOWN icause the talent was finally found and we're celebrating here today. Every Cavvie had some pretty good shots. As a team they worked which meant a whoie lot. Victory hap- pened on the way to that place. You could see it on everyone's face. And we're living here in TITLETOWN icause it's hard to keep a good school down, but we don't want to be here Monday! AND IT FEELS SO TRULY GREAT TO SAY THAT WE'RE LIVING HERE IN TITLETOWN!!! tSong as written by a group of boys passing time on the bus ride back to Marinette after the championship game in Milwaukee. It was sung to the tune of Allentown by Billy Joel at the pep assembly.