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

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Student Dances Were Few - Attendance True This year, the favorite activity of Central students, the dances, were minimized. For the second c o n s e c u t iv e year, the Student Council was the only group allowed to spon- sor dances g lacking initiative, the dances were few and far between. A l th o u gh the quantity was reduced, the quality of the dances was at its highest. There was always an abundance of girls, excitement, and good jams for the C ent ral guys who attended the dances. While some of the S t u d e n t s came to dance, most of them talk ed about the previous week's activities with their friends from neigh bo ring high schools. Highlights from this year's dance sched- ule were the Homecoming Dance and the an- nual 5O's Dance. The Ho m e c o m i ng Dance featured one of the year's best bands, Kaleidoscope , which shook the gym founda- tions with their rock-and-roll music. In con- trast to the semi-formal Homecoming Dance, the 50's Dance presented a casual and ener- getic atmosphere. S! Above: Students rock-and- roll to the music of White Wolf at one of Centra1's dances. Right: Seniors Ron Fin- ley and Tony Rojas Wear Kiss make-up at the Spirit Week Dance. 30 DANCES f ? ll' Senior Carlos Montenegro and friend boogie the night away at one of the dances featuring the music of Kaliedascope . Carlos' smile shows his apparent enjoyment of good rock music.