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

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RESERVES Row one: D. Rossi, T. Healy, l.. Prongley, F. Clark, S. Zoinea J ldzak J Johns Row two: Coach E. Joglowski, R. Taylor, T. Burns, T. McCormick T Berry J Zowackl coach D Lennon Row three: J. Bedes, R. Fritzen, L. Barager, D. Cyranowski, T Wybronowski G Smith L Emery D D Il Row four. D. Lighthort, J, Marklevitz, J. Kchnoski, F. Geerling D Trap M Wisinski D Gregory R Troeger. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Row one-left to right: T. Koython, D, Marsiglio, B. Bolger, Mike Didian, ro Pr J Johnson Don Bremer B Cru ci T. Selvaggio, B. Fredericks. Row two: Couch Mr, Sommer, T. Mroz, D. Olszewski, R. Mysliwiec, Ed Jacques T Bartosiewicz D Roach D Smith J Fron P Sullivan R. Wierzbicki, T. Pelton, Coach Mr. Wolfe. Row three: J. Lovell, J, Andrie, T. Loftis, J, Spinetto, R. Wolski, S. Balys, E Ratalczak R Norris on Le D Brennan Ccvero, Manager. Row four. J. Carmody, R. Boomgaord, T. Jarvis, R. Tryc, J. Jackoboice, D. Kozmlnski D Mciczka R Lewkowski R Prozmlnski J Krzewski T. Zonella, missing P. O'Niel. Row five1 D. Centilla, R. O'Malley, J. Hobon, J. Rothwell, J. Prezkop, M Dennis R Witt ow JSzczepaniuk M Cwik P Millto C Pi