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

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Take Me Out To The Ball Game The baseball team had a very exciting year with a record of 11-5. However a disappointing event was being turned down for a state bid. But the team did finish the year on a high note by winning their last 10 games. One of the best games was against New Luth- eran where Central killed them by 18 runs. The team did take a lot of fans out to the ball game. Everyone was very proud of the team because they 1. The 1984 Baseball team members were tfront, left to righti John Konyn, Ed Garri- son, Rob Paris, Dave Konyn, Mark Hebert, Rick Wegner, Todd Walker, tback, left to rightt Coach Allen Stottler, Randy Hofer, Paul VanAcker, Greg Vanderfin, Paul Car- don, Tim Beyer, Matt Thill, Rob Magnin, and Coach Robert Paris. 2. Does Randy Hofer really feel he can catch the ball? We can't tell from his expression. 3. Paul Gar- don prepares to throw a player out. 4. Paul Gardon reveals the mysteries of the struggle for perfection while pitching. proved to themselves as well as to the fans that the can win. Being turned down for state can only give th Cavvies more hope and fuel for the future. The year's team boasted three first team all-conferenc players. They were Junior David Konyn, Senior Pa Gardon, and fellow senior Randy Hofer. Nice wor. guys!

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Tee For Two This year's golf season not only sported the regular upper class members but brought out many Fresh- men who joined the swinger ranks. And with this new found youth the golf team, under the direction of Father Jack Mullarkey, again proved that they can compete successfully in a world where the grass is always greener and traps are set everywhere to fall prey to. Stand out memories of this year's golf season were the victories over Wabeno in a match twhich is a nine hole TV competitioni and the first place finish in The Wabeno INVITATIONAL. tAn invitational is an 18 hole com- petitioni. Some personal triumphs were the three med- alist honors for Pete Drees and the one for his cousin Chris Drees. Both Chris and Pete are Sophomores and with all the new and promising Freshmen and only Seniors Dave Eklund and Danny Thyne lost to graduation, the fu- ture holds promise. Niagara Invitational 3rd place Marinette Invitational 6th place Wabeno Invitational lst place J.V. Central 122 Menominee 199 Central 216 Wabeno 215 Central 224 Oconto 209 Central 253 Marinette 2.33 Oconto Invitational 3rd place 5. Andy Carriceau lines up a putt. Varsity Central 180 Menominee 177 Pete Drees, Medalist C571 Central 179 Wabeno 181 Pete Drees,Medalist t361 Central 181 Oconto 169 Chris Drees, Medalist MW Central 200 Oconto 173 Central 176 Marinette 170 Oconto Invitational 3rd place Pete Drees, Medalist U41 1. The 1984 Golf team members included tbottom rowi Paul Boyce, Rich Faucett, Charlie O'Connell, Andy Carri- veau, Tony Behnke, Dan Vanidestine, Dan Drees tback rowi Tom Matykowski, Pete Drees, Dave Eklund, Scott Harbick, Dan Thyne, Chris Drees and Coach Father Jack Mullarkey. 2. Nice form Scott Harbick, but Hwhere's the ball? 3. Charlie O'Connell walks up to the next tee off. 4. Chris Drees lines up his shot while Pete Drees looks on.

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Fondulac 10 Central 2 Fondulac 4 Central 2 Premontre 4 Central 13 New Lutheran 1 Central 19 Marinette 7 Central 5 Lourdes 11 Central 9 Lourdes 1 Central 8 Pulaski 1 Central 2 Appleton 4 Central 14 Appleton 3 Central 6 Wausakee 3 Central 5 Pulaski 6 Central 20 Menesha 1 Central 4 Menesha 4 Central 5 Roncalli 4 Central 6 Roncalli 5 Central 9 . Randy Hofer and Paul Gardon hope that the batter will be out at .irst while Matt Thill waits in the background. 2. Paul Garden slides or a base, and, of course, he is safe. 3. A Central player dives for a base while playing against Marinette. 4. Randy Hofer tries his hardest to get a Marinette player out. 5. The team cracks up for the amera as we can tell by Mark Hebert's expression. 73