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

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11 lie APT : in 18 Student LifefPlay F L ,, -Q up yyey l7 P' ii i A I 55 l! Q' ' , F N ii . esss so I I - 5 Top Left: A FINE PERFORMANCE. After she studies, Anne puts on a show in order to put some life into the quiet existence of the attic. Top Middle: A GRIEVING MOTHER: Margot comforts her mother after she has a bout with her daughter, Anne. Left Middle: A FATHER,S COMFORT: Mr. Frank comforts his daughter, Anne, after she has a nightmare that the Nazi Gesta 0 fpolicej found the jewish refugees' hiding place. Center: SAY AAAl?IHH. Anne, layed by senior Emily Carter, is examined by her mother, layed by Fresqmman Theodora Fried. Bottom Left: Tl-IE WAITING START? Mr. Frank solves the sleeping arrangements problem by showing who sleeps where.

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'4Remember the Feelin A MOMENT OF DEDICATION FOR SUPliRFliI.I.A. Keith Cousino and his escort, Senior Kathy Lenkay, share a moment together at the Sadie Hawkins dance. gw he night of USadie Hawkins, held at Yorkshire Hall on February l, 1986, was filled with excitement and anticipation of the announcement of the 'gSuperfella. With this much exuberance and planning it was only fitting to title this year's theme Remember the Feelingf' chosen by Student Council who sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Entertainment by Leo III made the dance more special and memorable by the numerous ballads played to enhance this year's theme. During intermission, the candidates and their escorts were called to line up side by side as they waited in nervous anticipation for the announcement of the 1986 Superfella. Mfhis was the most exciting and memorable part ofthe whole evening, according to Senior candidate jim Alex. The crowning of Senior Keith Cousino for 1986 brought forth much cheer and applause from the participants at the dance and his running mates, in an evening which Keith will never forget. - Camille Barnes ff If Clockwise: H liAR'l'FELT CONGRATULATIONS. '85 Graduate and the former Su merfella Charlie Bolden and Seniors Kathy Lenlkay, 'liim Kahle, and Lynn Fournier crowd around to congratulate Keith Cousino durin f an intermission at the Sadie Hawkins. CI.OSiiNC THE 1986 SUPERFELLA ASSEMBLY. Superfella candidates Keith Cousino, Chris Lockett, jim Alex, Tim Kahle, and Dave Wcjtkowiak express admiration and respect for their school by reciting our Alma Mater at the end of the Superfella Assembly. A MULTI-TALENTED CANDIDATE, Keith Cousino demonstrates his gymnastic ability during his skit in the Superfella Assembly b performing his own version ofthe 'ASuperl'ella. Student Life!Sadie Hawkins 17

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Drama! Top: JOYFUL MEMORIES: A reflective Mr. Frank remembers all the 'oyful times he and his family had before they were found dy the Nazis. Far right: A THANKFUL PRAYER: All pause for a moment as Mr. Frank says a rayer for their continued safety. Center on down: ITIS OK, IEEAR: Mrs. Frank is comforted by Mr. Frank, So homore, Brian McCariney, after Anne and she have a tight. PLAYING DRESS UP: Anne tries on Mrs. Van Daans fur coat and prepares to whirl around. REMEMBERING: Senior jenny sc apguat- as Miepfjoins Brian McCariney as Mr. Frank in remem ering his i e in hiding at the Secret Annexe. Taz CAST IN ORDER Of APPEARANCE FIR o 0 o o ' ' Wlfpovooeooseo HHSOJENNM Mag, VAN DAAN. , , , , .ANNA FRANCIS WR, VAN DAAN,,. Fusrzsm VAN AAN, , , Mins, FRANK, , , MIARQO1' FRANK, , ANNE FRANK, , , MR, KRALER, , , MR , Uzwssfsi. ,,,. o ,,.BzLt Hztbr ,,,Jzff LzoNAnb ,,,,,THEODORA FRIED ,,,FNfRzsz LANGENDERFER 9 oooaoooooo 0 9 0 0 9 9 , , ,KEITH KOLASINSNI , , , , , ,Mime QSSWAILD 66 he Diary of Anne F rank was performed at St. Hedwig's Cultural Center on Nov. I5 and Nov. 16 at 8:00 pm and Nov. I7 at 3:00 pm by Central Catholic Theatre Arts Club. The story of 13-year-old Anne Frank and the others with whom she lived in hiding for more than two years is one of the many true, touching, and heart-breaking chronicles of World War II that anyone in this era will ever know. Asked for her feelings about people who survived World War II, Miss Laurie Small, director, stated, I have the greatest respect for those that were victims. The play has touched me in a very special wayf, -julie Dailey Student Life!Play 19