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

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Fella lv -'Rua Tim Kahle said, I had a great time during the Su- perdude week. It was cool spending a lot of time with some close friends. I had some good times watching other people make my signs and write my speech. And, of course, memories of ete's speech, the skit, The Wall, and the senior class will always be with me. he unique Central Catholic tradition carries on another year with five new Superfella candidates chosen by the senior class. The five lucky fellas of l985-86 were Seniors jim Alex, Keith Cousino, Tim Kahle, Chris Lockett, and Dave Wojtkowiak. lt's obvious these guys are as unique as the Superfella tradition. In order to be a candidate for Superfella certain requirements are necessary. These guys have to have outstanding Central Catholic spirit along with a million dollar personality. The requirements were easily met this year. These guys not only have spirit and charisma, they have style and class, too. They showed this in their handsome tuxedos worn at the assembly. They participated in their own skits and everyone seemed to have a great time. Senior Sandra Trzynski said, This year's assembly was the best one ever. The speeches were great not to mention the hilarious skits. -- Peggy Dossat and Todd Mason Q Chris Lockett stated, Finding out I was in the top five was both a dream and a nightmare. I couldn't believe people elected me for the honor, but I wasn't sure I was quite up to all the time to put into the Superfella campaign. Now I know it was well worth it. O site a e, to : 1986 SSBERFEEEA CINDIDATES. Bottom row: jim Alex, Superfella Keith Cousino, Chris Lockettg Tolp row: Dave Wojtkowiak, Tim Kah e. This page, top: SUPERFELLA. Keith Cousino responded to the uestion, So, what's it like being a guperfella? with Super who? Then, he added, It was a lot of fun. The best part was that everyone I met was especially nice to me that week. Student Life!Superfella 15

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14 Student Life!Supe-rfella Central Catholios F a orit It was great. For once I got to tell everyone what I I came here a shy little freshman and I'll leave as a thought instead of them telling me what they think. Candidate for the class of 1986 Superfella. I'll never forget - jim Alex this honor. - Dave Wojtkowiak

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or every eighth grader, choosing which high school to attend is a big and exciting decision. They want a school that has spirit, involvement, and helps them develop academically. After this year's Recruitment show, it was obvious that Central Catholic met all the criteria. The main reason for the great success was student involvement. The students who participated took part in many various activities. They acted as tour guides, sang and danced in Clee Club, and gave speeches about Central Catholic. Senior Lisa Kelly commented, It,s the time of the year everyone wants to be a part of! - Diane Bogdanski Clockwise: GREAT ARTISTS. The following students drew the welcoming sign that was displa ed in the front of the school, for the eilghth graders. Top Row: juniors Rick Eck, Tony Za rews i, Solphomore jon Scott, Miss Stacy Lipe, Mr. Mar jezionowski tModeratorJ, Sophomore kenny Ziockowski, Theresa Burch, Pat Landis, Middle ow: Sophomore Michelle Malczewski, Freshmen Tracy Staszak, Lisa Lutz, Sally Gladwell, Sophomores julie Horitz, Shelly McGarvey, Freshman Jenni Durantg Bottom Row: Freshman genny Rhoades, Sophomores Sarah Carter, Amy ranowski, Carrie Dunmead, and Lisa Cutcher. HELLA. The Varsit Football Cheerleaders give a big welcome to the ei htli graders during the Recruitment program. LIETEN TO THAT MUSIC. The band excites the student bod with the Central Catholic light song. SUCH ENTHUSIASM. juniors Dana Krerowicz and Renee Heitger enli hten the ei hth graders by demonstrating that legengary CentraFCatholic spirit. 16 Student Life!Recruitment 66 77 me-O : Wa To Co! Eighth-graders Visit Central Catholic F