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

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1. Championship quality runs in the family as Tim and Debbie Beyer pose together. 2. Randy Hofer and Coach Velich give each other a champion- ship hug as Kevin Christenson watches. 3. Dan Pearson helps out down a net in the MCC gym at the victory pep rally. 4. Assistant Coach Jim Peterson and Coach Frank Velich enter the MECCA. 5. Area media played a big part during the state weekend. Here John Maccoux is inter- viewed by a TV station. 6. Assistant Coach Jim Peterson presents the State Championship tro- phy to our principal, Fr. John Clark. 7. The cham- pionship team members raise their trophies to the cheers of the crowd.

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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.

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66 tthmt About Me .9 A soap would not be a soap without many commer- cial breaks from the drama's regular action. One break in the year's daily drama was Winterfest. Stu- dents attended classes in sweat suits and as their favorite teachers. The true feelings of the week were mirrored by the Winterfest mass theme: Friendship - Shower the people you love with love. It showed up on things. 1. The 1983 Winterfest court consisted of Sophomore reps Sarah Fin- nessy and Todd Walker, Junior reps Kristin Kiser and Tim Beyer, Queen Julie Balthazor and King Adam DeBruin, Senior reps Krs Olsen and Chris Berg and Freshmen reps Denise Balthazor and Jeff Trudell. 2. Mary Faucett and Ann Christenson obviously misunderstood the meaning of Color Day but were a hit with the student body. Isn't that right Kevin? 3. Paul Gardon, 4m, goes airborn tor a shot as the referee keeps an eye when we won the Winterfest game. Sometimes in the world of television. the commercial is better than the show itself. In our case, Winterfest was a very special break that added one special high point to our year's daily dilemmas.