Catholic High School - Bruin Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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1985 SPRING SPORTS co.wtM ,VI l0N HASHHALL Highest Batting Average ,, Golden Glove Award Mike ( arleion 110 Percent Award in' . Most Valunl.:.- Plover Br,a 4 vne’ ' orey Gomez BASKET HALL Best Defensive Plover n,.... i i • l derrick Anderson Most improved Player ... i im 1 felanev o.pta, - Award Erie Cannon Most Valuable Player Perrid An(ll,rs„„ ('.OLE Most Valuable Player George Dalton SWIMMING r Most Valuable Swimmer Richard Chamberlain TENNIS Most Valuable Player Roy Kudy I'HAC l (hitstaiuling Trackman Outstanding Eieldman Outstanding Distance Man Coach's Award Mike ('arleton •John C.remillion Jim Burke Jim Pierson WRESTLING Most Pins Most Improved Wrestler Most Valuable Wrestler Fred Martin Anthony Salario Francis Mayer W Cm OPPOSITE PAGE, CENTER LEFT: Outstanding CHS athletes from cross-country and football display their awards. OPPOSITE PAGE. CENTER RIGHT: Coach Pete Boudreaux presents the Outstanding Cross-Country Runner award to Pat Cronan. OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Carleton, who had the Highest Batting Average in Baseball, receives his Outstanding Trackman Award from Coach Pete Boudreaux at the Spring Sports Convocation. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: George Dalton receives his MVP in Golf Award from Coach Lowe Irvine. CENTER LEFT: Coach John Ganley hands Richard Chamberlain his award as MVP in Swimming. LEFT: Coach Glen Randow comments on the performance of Derrick Anderson, the Best Defensive Player and MVP in Basketball. TOP RIGHT: Award winners from the Spring Sports Convocation display their plaques. ABOVE: Francis Mayer receives his MVP Award in Wrestling from Assistant Wrestling Coach. Tom Messionnier.

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Past And Present Athletes Honored At Convocations The Fall and Spring Sports Convocations were held in the Catholic Life Center to distinguish CHS students, coaches, and alumni for participating in the Catholic High Athletics Program. Students are recognized for participation in a varsity sport(s), and may letter in varsity sports and receive special awards. At the Fall Sports Convocation, held in December, outstanding cross-country runners and football players were recognized for their athletic achievements. Also at the ceremony, two “Grizzly Greats” were inducted into the Catholic High Athletic Hall of Fame. These former athletes were Buddy Copponex and Terry Daffin. At the Spring Sports Convocation in May, outstanding participants in baseball, basketball, golf, swimming, tennis, track, and wrestling were honored for their athletic contributions to CHS. This ended a very good year in sports for Catholic High, as CHS leaves Triple A and moves up to the Quad A Division. 1984 FALL SPORTS CONVOCATION CROSS COUNTRY Outstanding Runner Patrick Cronan FOOTBALL Co-captains’ Awards George Barber Nolan Keller Jerry Schmitt Outstanding Offensive Tommy Dazzio Lineman Outstanding Defensive Jerrv Schmitt Lineman Outstanding Offensive Nolan Keller Back Outstanding Defensive Dan Dial Back Coach’s Award Frank Fresina The “Golden Grizzly” Award George Barber Most Valuable Player John Graf

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Outstanding Students Receive On Friday, May 17 1985, the outstanding students of the senior class were honored for their academic and extra curricular achievements. The 1985 Catholic High School Honor Convocation took place at Catholic Life Center. Brother John acted as the Master of Ceremonies, and the club moderaters and teachers distributed the awards to the outstanding students. The awards program began with a invocation read by Steve Atkinson, Beta Club President. Following the invocation three benefactors of Catholic High School were inducted into the Hall of Fame. The presentation of the Golden Bears followed the induction of Hall of Fame Members-The Golden Bear, a classic gold trophy, is the highest award of Catholic High School. It is awarded for excellence. Extra-Curricular Awards were presented first. Followed by the distribution of academic awards. Forty- three students received an honor stoll and certificate for maintaining a 3.5 or better grade point average. Co-Valedictorians, David Pope and Pat Cronan, both with perfect 4.0 averages received Golden Bears. Jimbo Pierson was given the American Legion Award which was voted on by the Senior Class. Closing remarks were made by Brother Francis David after the presentation of the awards. The 1985 Honors Convocation was brought of a close with the benediction given by Key Club President, Keith Comeaux. Golden Bears