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

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In a year where athletics seemed to have the ability to steal the spot light, the golf team, under the direc- 9012:! iii? 656 zimal! tion of Fr. Jack Mullarkey and Mr. Budde Fifarek, showed that they, too, deserved seme attention. Defeating Marinette High in an invitational was only a beginning in a string of successful outings for the Cavvie golfers. And it is possible that the golfers would have been even more successful if some of their matches hadn't been played in 'iswamp-Iike conditions. V While the golf team has lost a good crew of golfers through graduation, the future does not appear dim due to the emergence this year of two freshmen, Cousins Pete and Chris Drees on the Varsity squad. were looking forward to even more competitive teams in the future. 1. Pete Drees shows off his seIf-acclaimed almost perfect swing teyes on the ball and club parallel to the groundt which only took the yearbook nine shots to capture! Well, practice makes perfect. 2. Cavvie Chris Drees with an opponent waits his turn to tee off. 3. Senior John Maccoux stands at the edge of the green watching an opponent putt. 4. The members of the golf team were tstanding left to rightt Dan Thyne, Chris Drees. Jay Vanidestine, Dan McClaire, Jamie Ziminski, Kevin Christenson, Dave Ecklund. Tom Drees, Tom Matykowski. Fr. Jack Mul- larkey, tkneeling left to rightt John Maccoux. Marty Miller. Peter Drees, Scott Harbick and Ken Wright. 5. Pete Drees checks out a birdie opportunity. 6. Dan McClaire strolls along the fairway to the green.

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1. Members of the 1982-83 baseball team were mack row left to righn Coach Wegner, Todd Walker, Scott Koehler, Randy Hofer, Mark Hebert, Troy Walker, Steve Tebo, Coach Velich. Uront row left to righU Paul Gardon, Jerry Roberts, Dan Pearson, Tim Beyer, Joel Williams and Adam DeBruin. 2. Coach Wegner and Coach Velich anxiously observe the on-field happenings. 3. A sure swinging Cavalier connects with the ball.

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Softball - Swinging Into third Season This year marks the third anniversary for the softball team at Central. Although the win-loss record didn't turn out how they wanted, the team had some spe- cial winners among their members. Senior Debbie Beyer won a first team all conference award and Junior Lisa Milbach won an honorable mention. In our minds, though, the entire team are all winners of some special talent award. As typical for a Cawie sports team, the girls never gave up fighting this year. They stuck it out to the end and should be very proud for doing so. They showed everyone just how tough they were. And for another up-beat note, because many of the team members were underclassmen, the future looks bright and hopeful. 1. As Nan Hoter takes stats, Karen Ouellette and teammates look on. 2. Members of the Girl's Softball team were lback row left to righti Ann De- Bruin, Betty Roberts. Laurie Geniesse, Debbie Beyer. Diane Beyer. Jill Meyers. Debbie Kenny middle row left to rightl Jane Multerer, Maureen Harpt, Lisa Milbach, Uront row left to rightl Stacie Hoefgen. Linda Heege- man, Nan Hofer, Lisa Walters and Ka- ren Ouellette. 3. Betty Roberts readies herself on defense. 4. Keeping an eye on the ball. Jane Multerer prepares to swing. 5. Pitcher Debbie Beyer pre- pares to strike out another opponent. 71