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

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Daniel Hines Thomas Hoch In the cheering section, Mary Ann Holla- way, Carolyn Davis, and Joan Leiser helped to lead them on to victory. Jane Kramer, Kris Kutz, and Donna Diamond added vitual life to the majorette line. This was the year that our football team chalked up a 10-1 record—the best ever! But, then, we had the best. John McVay, the most successful grid mentor in Central football his- tory. The basketball team held its own too. James Swierczek, new head basketball coach, spurred the team on to a 10-7 record for the season. We eagerly awaited the day we would re- ceive our class rings. The girls chose to revive the tradition of rectangular rings and the boys continued the custom of large oval rings with a green set. The rings were presented at a liturgical ring blessing ceremony which was a “first” at Central. I.awrence Hoffman Mark Hoffman Paula Hoffman Mary Ann Hollaway James Hopple 24

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Robert Halter Elizabeth Hambach Elaine Hamel Dana Hammen Joanne Hanke Sue Hankes Kenneth Hare Karen llarple

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For the annual Football Frolic”, we chose Sherry Skotnicky and Paul Palumbo as our representa- tives. This year we saw the arrival of Brother Thomas, new principal of the boys’ division, but we also lost two wonderful friends. At the semester, John McVay, head football and athletic coach, was called to an assistant coaching job at Michigan State University. The “McVay Memorial Trophy,” to be given to the outstanding athlete each year, was establish- ed in his honor. Mr. Joseph Eaglowski was named new head football coach. Sister Mary of the Angels, Principal of the girls’ division, after six years of excellent guidance and lead- ership to the girls’ of Central, was transferred. Barbara Hose Franeine llufler ) -k Mary l.ou Jogerst 25 Jill Hribar Rita Hutcheson Thomas Jacobson riaudia Jones