Central Catholic High School - Centripetal Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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V ee: fs 'M no : rr if .3 1 1. . - 2 i f 4 ' ' ' ' . T U' t 'QT' '.' 'M 4 k sf: V ag: 1 tai - Q ,, K , , B., I ..,,X f. . f f' f it i 5 ' A L - Q , Sl' , 1 a 1 i Baseball team: Row 1: R Olsen, T Sanders, B. Myers, T Schick, A. fankowskz, Beekler, f Cramling,.M. Brown, R Murnen, f Wieck, R. Arbinger. Row 2: R. Siuszak, Brywezynskz, E. Nowak, B Siandering, M Pierson, M. Lazan A. Ludwikoski Noe, C. Wisniewski T Kubiak, aaehafz gowgng The American bowling learn: Maiuszak, Y. Paeaoieg L. Clesmen D. fankowskz, andjf Rafey. f Thomas. Row 3: M. Katahasg T Kitg B. Valzgosky, A. Thompson, B. Wienen R. Sehneiden B. Conklin, B. Sehroeden C. Ceravolo, B. Zak, K. Wamholcl. Row 4: D. Guest. L. Navarre, T Malhias. laorf egriolz .glairif The Fighting Irish bowling team showed great improvement from last year in captur- ing the league title and second place in the play-offs. The Americans took first place while the Nationals copped second in the round-robin. The Americans, comprised ofjim Matus- zak, Larry Glesmer, Tony Pacewicz, Dennis . Jankowski, David Sobczak, and Mike Meeks, were aided considerably by a nine- teen-game winning streak in romping to the championship. The quintet finished with a 46-8 record. Lead by co-captains Rick Terpinski and Dave Borkowski, the Nationals compiled a 34-U2-19-U2 record, finishing in third place. During the play-offs, the Nats upset St. Francis and crushed Woodward only to fall to Start in the finals. Other members of the team were Leonard Piodja, Darryl Styszko, Dale Kubacki, Tom Wood, and Jerry Knierm. Page 155

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Exhz'bz'tz'ng a few ofgirts' invzgorating sports: archery, bowling, basketball ana' tennis, are GAL ojfcers Mary Beth Kreug Colleen Corrzgan, Car0tKa1nz'nshi ana' Terry Augetto. ner efic un, Shoof, um What do the girls' physical education classes and GAL activities involve? How have they grown to their present dimensions? In addition to basketball, softball, soccer, volleyball, archery, tumbling and table ten- nis, badminton and square dancing have entered a second successful year. Gym- nastics, including side-horse, parallel bar and balance beam, actively began this year. The Girls' Athletic League has also dis- played talents in various athletic fields. Horsebackriders have entered the league's busy schedule. Rated first among area Catholic schools is the underclass swim team. Bowling has continued to be a popu- lar GAL activity, with Terry Krupp ranking high in the winner's bracket. Winning sin- gles table tennis tournament was Sue Noe. Due to unselfish effort, push and spirit of Miss Maureen Gallagher and Miss Frances Krompak, the girls' athletic program has completed a successful year. fackie Polakovte ana' Kathy Schmake! watch Kathy Wieck 567716 dU7'l'71gfh6'f3f71gf?071g tournament ana' Mary A. Sherry attempt to return Sue Noe's curving Page 157