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

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Above: Cheerleaders rouse Catholic Central spirit at home games. Right: Varsity Cheerleaders Terri Laginess, Debbie Nemec, Dollene McAuliffe, Beth VanSlambrouck, Debbie Braunlich, Lori Barton, Lori Brown, and Lisa Wellner. Below: Seniors surprise the cheerleaders with a thank you poster for support at the Falcon contests. Cheerleaders Sparkplug Falcon Victories M. C . C. extends awarm and sincere thank you to all the Saint Mary Academy cheer- le a de r s. Their hours of hard work during practice, and, of course, the great amount of time they put in cheering for Catholic Cen tral's activities, made the '75-'76 season one of the most highly spirited ones Catholic Cen tral has ever known. These attractive girls had an exceptional ability to generate an enthusiasm for Central's events that was really remarkable. Whether sponsoringa pep assembly, or just out there smiling and cheering at games, the crowds felt and appreciated their presence. The cheerleaders were not only responsi ble for the more than three hundred cheers they knew, but also for numerous halftime performances that really added that little something extra to each C. C. game. Not only did the fans experience this vibrancy, but the athletes competing were also encouraged by these external signs of rowdieness. 40 CHEERLEADERS Vwxv -,Q R. 3 , X -6 ' v I : x ti . C i 5 xx X 4 1 A ig I x

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Class leader, senior Bruce Burt, opens the National Honor Socie induction with a s eech on the important characteris- . W P uc of scholarship. - 1 If Qs, Y vw , Ii Above: Second year members of the National Honor Society, Sitting: officers Dave Demski, Mark Smith, Mark Steward, Bruce Burt. Standing: Dave Kelley, Todd Maxwell, Timothy Foy, Ryan Wilson, Gregory Lajiness and jerard jarzynka. Right: Brother Ronald LaLonde listens attentively to induc- tion ceremony guest speaker judge james Kelley, Ir. 42- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Above: Brother Walter presents junior Dale White with his ensignia and membership card during the National Honor Society induction ceremony.