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

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Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 53 49 46 66 65 64 47 60 55 52 46 47 53 41 55 46 62 52 61 54 Girl's Basketball 1983-1984 Escanaba 58 Crivitz 35 SPASH 35 Menasha 49 Xavier 34 FVL 39 St. Joes 58 Springs 40 Lourdes 61 Peshtigo 40 Roncalli 30 Gillett 24 Menasha 37 Xavier 30 FVL 53 St. Joes 29 Oconto 4B Springs 32 Lourdes 28 Roncalli 44 1. Betty Roberts puts in another two points with two players watching on. 2. Laurie Geniesse shows her stretching ability while blocking a shot from a Peshtigo playerh 3. Laurie Geniesse puts in a shot while surrounded by five Lourdes' players. 4. The girls' JV team: mom rowh Marcia Konyn, Sue Sobeski, Ann Debruin and Renelle Coergen, Sec ond rowh Cindy Martin and Maria 50- beski, Ohird rowh Stacie Hoefgen and Cyndi Renk, Gourth row Ann Ash and Chris Dura, going up the ladderh Sue Harbick, Meredith Olsen, Wendy Schuette, Julie Albert and in the basket Dee Enderby. 5. Patrice Greisinger is fouled by a Peshtigo player. 61

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Nothing? Gonna Break My Stride The Girls' Basketball Team's theme was the song Break my Stride by Matthew Wilder, and true to the lyrics, no one could break the stride of the 1983-84 Cavalettes. In fact they only slightly stumbled 3 times and ended the regular season with an impressive 17-3 record. The real accomplishment during the regular season for the Cavalettes was the sharing of the Conference Crown with St. Joseph's Academy. This was accom- plished with A Little Help from a Friend and a split in the games with the Green Bay team. The Conference Crown was a major accomplishment for Central as it was a historical event for our school. Never before had any MCC team taken the title. The Conference Title was the cake but the fourth con- secutive State Class B Championship was the frosting. Girls, you Truly are the best. 1. The Cavalettes get fired up before a game. 2. The 83-84 Cavalettes were: tfirst rowt Manager Laura VanAcker, Mary Ash, Laurie Geniesse, Kim Suchla, Betty Roberts, Patrice Greisinger, Diane Beyer and manager Cathy Lawson, tsecond rowt Manager Luann Dura, Assistant Coach Dan Kowalski, Laurie Paris, Lisa Milbach, Nan Hofer, Jill Meyers, Maureen Klumb, Debbie Kenny, Coach Joe Eastman, and Manager Tammy Menard. 3. Betty Roberts is 1'torn between two players go- ing for a basket. 4. Betty Roberts shows her superb lay-up ability. 2 JV. Basketball Central 14 Escanaba Central 27 Crivitz Central 22 Stevens Point Central 16 Menasha Central 14 Xavier Central 28 Fox Valley Central 18 St. Joes Central 18 Fond du Lac Central 18 Lourdes Central 20 Peshtigo Central 21 Roncalli Central 22 Gillett Central 26 Menasha Central 25 Xavier Central 38 Fox Valley Central 18 St. Joes Central 18 Oconto Central 18 Springs Central 19 Lourdes Central 22 Roncalli 4 AM Ax AL :4 IAMAHAMHJLM mm; 60

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62 Celebration Well it looks like this may be the year the Cavalettes break their string of State Championships. They're down by 5 points with 2 minutes and 45 seconds left. Oh well, they had to loose sometimes. That may very well have been the text of the radio broadcast of the championship game. A few minutes later however, the tune was changed. I don't believe it! Putt Beyer just stole the ball and put it in with a lay-up! That tied the game! Now, Betty Roberts has been fouled and is going to the line with 2 seconds left! Wow, what pressure! She bounces the ball aims . . . the shot is up! It's good! The Cavalettes are ahead! The girlis pulled off a victory, a victory that greatly deserves the name Thriller . At the pep rally with the key to the city, the MCC gym once again rocked with Celebration . 1. Betty Roberts and Patrice Creisinger show that They are the Champions. 2. The girls' efforts paid off with a cham- pionship trophy once again. 3. Father John Dewane congratulates Coaches Joe Eastman and Dan Chugs Kowalski. 4. Coach Eastman acts calm and collected while being interviewed. 5. The girls start the celebration by showing that they are once again number one. III