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

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Social Jletion Committee The Social Action Committee performed many helpful services for the community. Their main service was the collection of food baskets for needy families at Thanksgiving and at Christmas. Dim e heads Robyn Bemosky. Todd Stover, and Mary Piero Social Action heads Julie Hlaumeiser and Hnan Lombardi Dance Committee The hard working Dance Committee orga - nized and decided all aspects of the FROLIC and TWIRP which provided a memorable evening for those who attended. Publicity Committee The Publicity Committee was the voice of all student council an- nouncements making us aware of planned activities. You Spirit heads Kristen Rossetti and Linda lanni Publicity heads Jackie Mickley and Deanna Wheeler Clair narrated a rally Marty got a pie in his face during a skit Spirit Committee The Spirit Committee accomplished the tough job ofplanning the rallies, including the ideas for skits and decorations. This hard work became some of the best rallies ever. 27

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Go met During the ‘79- 80 school year the Comet expanded in all areas, from its staff to its format. Besides editors, reporters could be seen in the Comet room bringing the staff to a new size of thirty-seven hard workers. The paper itself changed looks, being printed on newsprint and gaining four new pages. The entire staff gained much knowledge and experience in journalism by working many long hours writing stories for the COM- ET. Norrcn and Janet prepared the finishing touches for their features Comet editor in-chief Judy SIiman Sister added a last few words on rhe latest Comet edition Comet Editors: Irrr. head photographer Boh Kopko. editorial editor Noreen Rhodes, feature editors Janet Smith and Karen Brewer Missing - sports editor Tony Gemmaro. Comet Editors: It -rt. front editor Renee Esposito, sports editor Julie Blaumeiser, feature editor Sharon Cherry, sports editor Jim Mount 26

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Liturgy Committee The Liturgy Committee met weekly to plan school community masses for holydays and special occasions. Their planning included from choosing music, to participants for readings and processions. Lots of hard work was required of everyone to plan liturgies Brian and Mike led the singing during the Christmas mass £i 3.! •r »r. Jl rt Art Club Officers: It rt.. Pres Liu Bernard. VP. Celia Stoner. Treas Monica Merry. Sec Clare Kaminski The Art Club met to learn and explore the different aspects of art. This included a field trip to the Cleve- land Art Institute for club members. The Art Club offered an opportunity to practice new skills. Student Congressicnuf Congress This year's Student Congressional Congress was made up of students interested in government and how it operates. They worked three months preparing a report on Defense Budget, given to Congressman Ralph Regula. The Student Congressional Congress took time out from researching to smile for our camera 28 Student delegates Trish Killian and Gerard Bane