Catholic Central High School - Spires Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Front Row: D. Cook, President, L. Barcheski, Vice-President, K. Duchene, Secretary, D. Grego, Treasurer. Second Row: E. Wybranowski, J. Augustyn, T. Przybysz, L. Eggleston, B. Spielmaker, J. O'Donovan, A. Champion, M. Hickey, R. Plachecki, J. Schmitz, J. Burns, R. Grinnewald, F. Sauer, T. Barber, J. Kailunas, J. Dietrich, F. Kegelmeyer, R. Drueke, J. Butterworth. Third Row: H, Miller, F. Boylen, R. Wybranowski, R. Nolan, G. Zainea, G. Maggini, J. Sowa, R. Bek, J. Donahue, L. Jacokes, J. Conrad, J. Angers, A. Geglio, L. Norton, G. Lesinski, R. Bek, J. Kirkwood, R. Kleff, K. Kloska, S. Sichterman, C. Griffin. Back Row: M. Rutowski, T. Ryan, T. Horning, T. Walsh, N. Smith, W. Navigato, G. Couturier, R. Smith, R. Satkowski, E. ldziak, J. Wysocki, R. Gregory, C. Kersies, J. Sieracki, R. Boonstra, L. Yager, J. Kline, H. Milanowski, J. Hickey, J. Rauch, E. Wagner. Varsity Club When we see these boys proudly displaying their sweaters we never stop to think of the hard work and hours of free time they spend to bring victories and glory to C.C. This select group strives to keep good sportmanship and school spirit in all of Catholic Central's athletic engagements. The boys try to make their school stay on top in Michigan Athletics. SENIOR MEMBERS Kneeling: K. Gilbert, V. John, M. Boggiano, P. Dzierwa. Standing: G. Fauez, B. Freel, J. Luxford, R. Signor. l- The Cheerleaders Go team, fight team, win team! The enthusiasm of these vivacious cheerleaders was contagious at all sports events ofthe year. With the spontaneous cooperation of the student body, these morale boosters deserve a hand for their part in leading C.C. teams to victory. SUBSTITUTES B. Kudlack, B. Yentz, M. Heibel, M. Van Oosten, B. Byington M. Jeleniewski, H. Braniff, M. Hautala.

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,r--vw.. v E? EVELYN SAKOSKI TERESA BURNS Music Graduates Music: God is its author, and not many He laid the Key-note of all harmoniesg He planned all perfect combinations, and He made us so that we could hear and understand. J. G. Brainard-Music RECITAL PROGRAM RECITAL PROGRAM by EVELYN SAKOSKI Prelude and Fugue-C maior Sonata-op 79 .......... Minute Waltz ............ Bouree from 3rd Violin Cello lntermezzo-No. l Bl' minor. Little White Donkey ....... . . . . . .Bach . .Beethoven . . . .Chopin Suite. .Bach . . . .Brahms ....lbert by TERESA BURNS Prelude and Fugue-C minor ...... Bach Sonata-F minor Op 2 No. l . .Beethoven Nocturne-E minor ...... . . .Chopin Liebestraum-No. 3 ,... ....... L iszt Romance-F minor ....... Tschaikowsky Girl With the Flaxen Hair ...... Debussy

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lst row: S. Rice, G. Potter, P. Masalkoski, lst row: M. Bocheim, K. Hands, R, Isner. S. Sherwood 2nd row: J. Snow, B, Kudlack, A, Milito. 2nd row: P. Varano, A. Rickle, C. Hapner, V. Dimaricius, C. Mclanis. Modern Dance The members of the Modern Dance Club met weekly with their instructor, Mrs. Gordon La Belle, to concentrate on the development of graceful, rhythmic, and poised dancing. Through constant eFtorts and practiced patience the girls achieved their goal of perfection. Mrs. Gordon La Belle lst raw: J. Huizinga, J. Boar, D. Pease. 2nd row: P. Johnson, R. Harig, J. Karczewski, R. Rudzinski.