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

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A.M. Athletes Shine Despite Morning Darkness The Catholic Central intramural. program has been expanding and growing better and bet- ter ea c h year. In his second year as director of intramurals, Mr. Maloney put togeth e r a very fine program. A student was able to par- ticipate in hockey, basketball, and volleyball. At the end of the year there was a p ing-p ong tournament scheduled. After many early morning grueling con- frontations senior homeroom 202 captured the volleyball title. With basketball underway, both divisions s e em to be very competitive and the last few games decided the champions. Hockey, a very p op ula r sport, followed the basketball action. Even though all the games were played at 7:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. the students seemed to enjoy coming out and getting in some competi- tive competition before classes. Whether com- petetorswore fancy sweatsuits or old gym shorts everyone seemed to enjoy the intramural program. Senior Pat Pipis and junior Brian Kegler make a devastat- ing pair While they participate in the Intramural Ping Pong Tournament. Above: A stable defenseman awaits the arrival of an on- rushing attacker during a rugged Intramural Hockey game. Left: Driving around Kevin Heller, sophomore Mark Meier dribbles to the hoop enroute to scoring two. IN TRAMURALS -85