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

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3715 Spirit Echind 3716 Saga Live from the heart of our SPIRIT. The Pep Club and cheerleaders were busy all year long. Spirit is big business!!! Like the stories in a soap opera the cheerleader's job never ends. They were in charge of keeping up moral around the set of our soap and as in all soaps, many stories are being performed at the same time. Our cheerleaders were always there to raise spirits through our many uplot developments . They cheered for pep assem- blies, football games, boys' and girls' basketball games . . . and their championship victories. Way to go cheerleaders. We applaud your fine performance. 1. The 1983 Varsity cheerleading squad members were ltopl Khareen Bareula, lmiddlel Captain Julie Hopfensburger, Liz Ziemer, lbottoml Stephanie Seguin and Lynn Lentz. 2. The cheerleaders do their Hey you! cheer during the girl's championship game. 3. Freshmen cheer- leaders were lleft to rightl Jean Boschaert, Jaci Doberstein, Heidi Chaltry and Jean Koch. 4. Being a cheerleader also means fund raisers such as a booth at the downtown sidewalk sale where Khareen and Heidi pose for a picture.

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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

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1. This year the cheerleaders worked on some of the finer points of cheerleading such as special formations using strength and balance. Here the varsity executes a pyramid with nice results. 2. The freshmen did a smaller version of the pyramid. 3. With two state championships the cheerleaders had a lot to cheer about - ttOoo, we got ya! . 4. Members of the 1982-83 pep club inctuded tback left to righo Advisor Mrs. Jeanne Harper. Todd Kitzinger. Jane Mutterer, Dave Koch, Amber Maymon, tbottom left to rightt Teresa Piscopo. Lori Walters, Lori Langer, Amy LaCombe and Laura Johnson. 5. The Spirit Store was a major fund raiser for the pep club. Here Amber Maymon was in charge. 73