Central Catholic High School - Vigil Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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During that fun-filled year, we enjoyed numerous sports events, school activities, and dances. At our sophomore dance, entitled “Fall Frost,” leaves, pumpkins, and cornstalks magically transformed the boys gym to a moonlit countryside on a brisk fall night. Our sophomore year was saddened, how- ever. as two of our classmates, Marlene Tor- nero and John Weston, were called home to God. Hard at work on a reilly poster are Ken Chapis, Pete Kurylas, Jack Hayden, Bill Moses, and George Nicola. As the flames rose at night ral- lies. so rose our school spirit. We went off to the game with great excitement. James Coveli Carol Crum Sue Culp Slip ' Mary Jane Dastolfo 17 Mary Ann Crites Richard Crum Robert Dasco Cheryl Davenport

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Kenneth Chapis l-iiis Cinrinat Mary Jane Clarke Steven Charles Kdward Cironi Dunna Clemens Sophomore year moderators, Sister Marjorie and Brother An- thony, with two officers from that year, Pat Walter and Jim Stockert Our freshman year was now history, and a new door opened before us. With great con- cern and deliberation, we, the “Sophomores of Sixty,’’ selected as our class officers Pat Walter, Dianne Berbari, Janyne Skidmore, Martha Monnot. Bill Matthews, Rich Noll, Jack Hayden, and Jim Stockert. 16

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Janet David Robert Demehak Kathy Demion Henry Dermer Marianne Dolwick Penny Conley, escorted by Paul Palumbo, was the sophomore attendant at the Football Frolic. Pat Lallv and Bob Roden represented our class at the Vocal Department Formal, while Rose Marie D’Aurelio and Bill Moses had these honors at the Military Ball. Others in the spotlight that year were majorettes Jane Kramer and Kris Kutz. Mary Ann Hollaway, Diane Bazzoli, Carolyn Davis, Joan Lieser, and Carol Rusinsky cheered our reserve team on to victory. Barbara Dottavio Donna Doll 18