Central Catholic High School - Monitor Yearbook (Monroe, MI)

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Falcon Wrestling Champions FALCON WRESTLERS Ma? fron? D Cousmo C Melrlng and Coach Wager Second row G Kronz A Gutierrez L Merz and T Gudlfh Third row W LIoyd D Baumelster F SedIar J Buchanan P Verhoeven R Fix W Dusseou E Hedges and G Janssens INDIVIDUAL POINT LEADERS Couslno Merz Melrlng Rudy Kfflnl Janssens Manger Gudrth Langton Verhoeven Gutierrez Sedlar Buchannan Flory IX Dusseau Team Record South Eastern Mnchngan Champs 5 O INDIVIDUAL MATCH SCORES Flat Rock ToIedo Scott Adrian Maumee Valley Rossford DeVlIblss St Francis FIaf Rock Bedford Toledo Scott Perrysburg Rossford DeVrIb1ss Libbey Woodward Flat Rock Sf FYGHCI St Joseph s Bedford St Joseph s J Manger, T. Rudy, D. Langton, and G. Gunner. Fourth row: E. Segar, K. Berninger, R. Reaume, R FIory ' 80 I9- I-O 44 C. C. 74 I6-2-I 45 C. C. 70 I6-2-2 28 C. C. ' 63 I5-3-2 60 C. C. 54 I2-2-I 40 C. C. 52 I2-2-0 23 C. C. ' ' 50 I0-4-I 2I C. C. . ' ' 48 I0-9-I 48 C. C. 45 9- I0 -I 39 C. C. 37 9- II-O 37 C. C. ' 31 7- 3-0 43 C. C. 22 4- 4-3 40 C. C. I9 3-I0-3 I3 C. C. ' ' I8 4- 3-0 I8 C. C. ' F' I0 2- 3-0 I6 C. C. 3 2- I-0 44 C. C. 28 C. C. . 'S 1 I6 -4 28 C. C. - ' ' ' : - 33 C. C. 34 C. C. . '

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Falcon Cagers KBDDKVE DDADLJN 25 6 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Flrsf row C Bonk D Aksamlf L Deszell and D Swltney Second row FRESHMEN BASKETBALL First row R Duffey Couch Lessner and R Ccrduccl Second row D Dcnsby M Luboe L Eby F Nagy K Forbeck R Larrow, and A Cerellu . ' : . , . ' , . , - ' U D. Cousino, C. Schoffe, J. Metzger, J. Burr, A. Pcrzych, J. Dalessondri, L. Knee, and Couch Lessner, . ' 1 . , , . '. : . , n I Q I Q I n I , . l.

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The aim of The CaTholic STudenTs Mission Crusade is To TurTher among iTs members an in- crease of knowledge oT The varied mission works being engaged in around The world. This is accomp- lished by The disTribuTion oT mission liTeraTure and The recepTion of missionaries who relaTe Their mission acTiviTies To The members. A duty of The Mission Club is To TabulaTe and make available The resulTs of The Wednesday Mission collecTion. A proiecT Tor This year is To send Two members of The club To The NaTional C. S. M. C. ConvenTion To be held Thi s summer aT NoTre Dame. This is The TourTh year The Science Club has been in operaTion aT CenTral lT is made up of sTudenTs who wish To delve inTo some parTicular field of science. They insTiTuTe proiecfs and sTudies To saTisTy Their curiosiTy. Trips To indus- Trial insTallaTions are Taken To see science in acTion. ScienTiTic publicaTions are available To all members. During The school year The parenTs of These sTudenTs are inviTed To come and see The science deparTmenT oT C. C. in acTion. Every year The Science Club buys some piece oT scien- Tific apparaTus Tor The school ouT of The Tunds iT makes Through iTs acTiviTies. Science Club C. S. M. C. 'T'-G ...LL SCIENCE CLUB. FirsT row: C. Roelanf, P. Kehoe, M. SiTerleT, J. Blaszak and E. Kenyon. Second row: A. Pawlicki, J. Pipis, G. Cousino, and C Meyer. Third row: K. Parzych, and R. Durell. arsity Club MISSION CLUB. FirsT row: C. RoelanT, and R. Reaume. Second row: F. Massarant, M. Girrbach, and M. SiTerleT. Third row: C. Sisung, K. Parzych, and A. Pawlicki. The VarsiTy Club is a very selecT club. Mem bership is limiTed To sTudenTs who have won a varsiTy leTTer in aThleTics. ln iTs six years of exi sTence The VarsiTy Club has proved a greaT help To The aThleTic deparTmenT5 iT has made a worThwhile conTribuTion Toward The purchase of some much-needed aThleTic equipment This year under The capable direcTion of iTs moderaTor, Coach Casfignola, and The leadership oT iTs pres idenT, Tom l..aBeau, The C. C. Club has operaTed The concessions aT all The games, sponsored dances, purchased club iackeTs, and increased iTs membership.