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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1985 volume:

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Victory was not an unusual ex- perience at Central this year. Many new records and achieve- ments occurred as a result of all the hard work and dedica- tion put in by both the players and coaches. The teams were supported along the way to victory by the great enthusi- asm shown by the fans. V 1 c t o r y Crusaders In Pursuit Of Crusaders pursued knowledge in honors courses in math, science and English. For the first time, two Central students attend- ed Presidential Classroom, a week-long study of government in Washington, D. C. The addition of new computers allowed for the expansion of Central's computer curriculum. Also, two Crusaders were rec- ognized as National Merit semi-finalists. 6 Crusaders In Pursuit Of S P i r • i t Crusaders pursued spirit in school rallies and at athletic events. Central's spirit extends into every aspect of school life. WE ARE CENTRAL! at a — - 2 i � ’ � JS % v p |M � 1 2 Senior Retreat This year’s Senior retreats were held at Camp NEOSA. Camp NEOSA, located on Leesville Lake, provided a beautiful setting. Each re- treat spent three days following a schedule of activities designed to bring everyone closer to one another and God. Faces became friends, and friends became better friends. CAMPiNEOSA Faculty members making the retreats were Mrs. Crofford, Mr. Cumo, Fr. Deffenbaugh. Mr. Hudnall, Sr. Jane Marie. Sr. Joyce. Fr. Kaylor, Mr. Lenz. Sr. Margaret. Mrs. Margo. Miss McFarren. Mr. Meyers, Fr. Miller, Mr. Naegeli. Mr. Nally. Mrs. Neiheiser, Miss Peters. Mr. Pe- terson. Mrs. Pollock. Mr. Powell, Sr. Rose Anne, Mrs. Weil and Mrs. Wiley. RETREAT 1 RETREAT 2 RETREAT 3 RETREAT 4 Angie Lewandowski Anne Harrison Karla McAfee Laura Metro Angela Chadwick Theresa Blogna Charlotte Rohr Darlene Fisher Bena Cramer Josette Turkal Sandy Blicharski Angie Amendola Stephanie Elum Michele Frank Amy Drouhard Mary Fowler Sandi Friedrich Cathy Antonelli Michy Nussbaumer Cathv Buqq Michael Ann Searles Lori Beadle Teresa Sibila Lisa Menarcheck Lisa Chiofolo Polly Murphy Leigh Ann Waseity Liliana Souza Annette DePew Lyn Samartino Karen Tracy Nancy Bernard Subelle Kammer Laurie Farwick Sharon Skodis Sheryl Shubert Daniella Randisi Erica Cure! Jeanne Chevraux Kathy Stewart Chris Pfeiffer Teresa Amato Sheila Peters Nanci Hoskins Cathy Mickley Cathleen Stalica Peggy Murphy Kim Ake JoAnn Gang John Cremers Sheryl Brooks Debbie Evrard Beth Sarbaugh Fred Scott Helen Dahlgren Kathy Seifert Vince Frustaci Brian Simon Dan McCarthy Dan Brechtel Bill Jenkins Dale Dierdorf Shannon Mikeska Tim Blaumeiser Chris Simon Steve Bossart Dan Mossop Scott Burr Ralph Spevere Steve Burger Rick Stellarini Joe Faherty John Anderson Jim Lombardi Ken Donze Ted Watko Tom Schroedl Steve Orcutt Brendan Dick Jim Berg Rick Ridzon Tim Brewer Rob Foraker Chris Huryn Tim Lynskey Mike Moauro Blake Fearon Nejat Bumin Frank James Greg Wachtel Don Archer Dave Klawitter Jim Hasapis Bob Clute Mark Shanower D. J. Wissuchek John Guilfoyle Mark Lang Guy Bowman Andrew Felczan Mike Ragon Brian Caiazza Dave McClintock Howard Lane Joe Landes Paul Soehnlen Dave Nist Doug Means Vince Pileggi RETREAT 5 RETREAT 6 RETREAT 7 RETREAT 8 Katie Gulling Elaine Russell Kris Purpero Jennifer Haley Kim Samartino Jill Griffin Shelly Reikowski Vicki Simiele Anita Dash Marie Borgner Bridget Rohr Lisa Helline Carla Schreffler Shellie Brentzel Kris Grey Ellen Gorkos Pam Bernabei Mary Kay Phelan Marlene Keesler Kirsten Reidl Janka Kovac Lisa Scharver Sharon Sheets Anjanette Silvestri Chris Doepker ft Nicole Schumacher Teresa Herzog Beth Conley Rose Ebner Jane Scheetz Lisa Hightower Michiyo Kai Margaret Fernandez Chris Engler Cheryl Parker 1 Barb Carty Amy Yant Tami Garner Debbie Stanek Suzie David Jennifer Mullin Mark Schiltz Andrea Yaghooti Stan Manolakis Kathy Grey Tim Theiss Scott Jackson Will Harper Chris Wernet Brian Hill Kipp Marsh Dan Dubina Ann-Marie Notaro Greg Mosko Tom Friedl Brian Lizotte Brian Kettler Paul Nicholas Jon Domer Tony Ferrante Mark Mashchak Andy Rypien Chris Harris Phil Jones Dan Zink Tom Kopko Berny Ferrante Richard Platt Frank Bader Tim Truax Jeff Marks — Tom Rogers Steve Novak Doug Porter Juan Morales Bryan Sieber John Paul Andre Zan Ken Mount Mike Scherger Bob Stark Chris Newlon Roily North Chris Valentine Dennis Vargo Joe Peters Paul Piero Rich Gurgle Tom Brozovic Bryant Bartalone Ron Bagley Mike Kennedy Richard Borzea Steve Clancy Kurt Peterson Tim Schweizer Ron Shanklin Doug Nicola Student Council The 1984-85 Student Council officers were Pres- ident Stan Manolakis, Vice President Tom Rog- ers. Secretary Anita Dash and Treasurer Rose Ebner. The Student Council sponsored this year's meat and T-shirt sales. They also orga- nized Victory and Food Drive dances along with the Frolic and Twirp. Pictured are Rose. Stan, Tom and Anita. This year’s Student Council committee heads were Publicity, Christina Pfeiffer and Rob Fora- ker; Social Action. D.J. Wissuchek and Chris Purpero; Ways and Means. Tom Kopko and Mi- chelle Frank; Spirit, Lisa Chiofolo and Bridget Rohr; and Dance. Peggy Murphy and Nancy Ber- nard. Pictured are Christina. Rob, Kim, D.J.. Michelle. Tom, Nancy. Peggy, Lisa, Stan and Bridget. Committe Heads 14 The senior homeroom representatives were O. J. Wissuchek. Katie Gulling. Chris Pfeiffer. Jennifer Mullin, Nancy Bernard and Rob Foraker. The junior homeroom representatives were John Fete, Laurel Vitale. Mike Shreffler, Michelle Kuster and Pat McGonagle. Missing from the picture was Kelly Caldas. The sophomore homeroom representatives were Steve Perry. Nicole Armogida. AnnaMarie D’Ora- zio. Ann Hickey. Julie Miller and Pat Waltenbaugh. The freshmen homeroom representatives were Ka- ren Monago, Sandy D'Orazio. Tiffany Adams, Sa- mantha Wipperman. Stacy Simiele. Dave Mander- ine and Tiffany Marsh. National Honor Society John Anderson Pamela Bernabei Nancy Bernard Timothy Biaumeiser Sandra Blicharski Theresa Blogna Timothy Brewer Steven Burger Angela Chadwick Lisa Chiofoio Steve Clancy Bena Cramer John Cremers Anita Dash Susan David Rose Ebner Andrew Felczan Anthony Ferrante Darlene Fisher JoAnn Gang Kathleen Grey Kristine Grey Jill Griffin John Guilfoyle Katie Gulling Jennifer Haley Anne Harrison Christopher Huryn Scott Jackson Frank James Subelle Kammer Brian Kettler Thomas Kopko James Lombardi Karla McAfee David McClintock Douglas Means Laura Metro Gregory Mosko Daniel Mossop Margaret Murphy Ann-Marie Notaro Steve Novak Stephen Orcutt John Paul Christina Pfeiffer Mary Kay Phelan Paul Piero Richard Platt Kristine Purpero Thomas Rogers Bridget Rohr Elaine Russell Karolyn Samartino Kimberly Samartino Jane Scheetz Thomas Schroedl Frederic Scott Sharon Sheets Sheryl Shubert Nicole Schumacher Christopher Simon Karen Tracy Ted Watko Donald Wissuchek Daniel Zink The National Honor Society officers were Treasurer Ann-Marie Notaro, President Jennifer Haley, Vice-President Fred Scott and Secretary Kathleen Grey. N.H.S. members ushered at various events throughout the school year, including seventh and eighth grade days, open house, and productions put on by school organizations. Michelle Adolph Joseph Audi Michelle Ball Gregory Blate Kelly Brooks Kelly Caldas Thomas Corlett Diane Cox John DeFrancesco Peter DeVito Frank Ferrante John Garton Anne Gill Anne Haley Michael Herdlick Edward Herzog Audrey Holtgreive Paul Keffler Todd Keifer Mike Klingaman Jennifer Kracker Michelle Kuster Michelle Lewandowski Brian Lippert Thomas McBride Patrick McGonagle Heather Maite Anthony Malacaman Christopher Markoch Stephanie Michel Laura Miller Frank Monago Noelle Monnot Eric Nixdorf Monica Pfeiffer Julie Price Patricia Proebstle Jennifer Roberts Jeffrey Rossetti Michael Schaub Ronald Scheetz Joel Schneider Michael Shreffler Kurt Shubert Paul Shadle Timothy Smith Jayme Stayer Kirsten Steiger Marie Thomas Jennifer Vincent Laurel Vitale John Wagner Amy Weber Laura Wolfinger Christopher Yingling Karen Zagrodnik Final G.P.A.’s Of 4.0 And Above The Vigil Salutes These Seniors For 4 Years Of Hard Work Andrew Felczan Anita Dash Bena Cramer Timothy Brewer Katie Gulling John Guilfoyle Seniors Of The Month Congratulations To These Seniors Chosen By Student Council October: Tom Kopko and Michael Ann Searles September: Steve Bossart and Nancy Bernard November: Kim Samartino and Tom December: Peggy Murphy and Rob Foraker Rogers 18 January: Brian Kettler and Jennifer Haley February: Anita Dash and Steve Clancy March: Lyn Samartino and Scott Jackson April: John Guilfoyle and Bridget Rohr May: Stan Manolakis and Debbie Evrard 19 Shellie Brentzel Mr. Bruce Lenz The Vigil The Editors The 1984-85 Vigil Staff has worked very hard organizing this year’s Vigil. Many after school hours and weekends were put in to make this year- book the success that it is. The staff was made up of students from every class in order to make this a total school effort. We’ve tried to capture those special high school moments for you to look back on and enjoy. Sitting: Nanci Hoskins. Proof editor first semester; Debbie Evrard. Senior editor; An- nette DePew. Underclassman editor: Christina Pfeiffer. Student Life editor: Ann-Marie Notaro. Copy editor first semester: Shelley Adolph. Faculty editor. Standing: Chris Manolakis. Sports editor; Ken Donze, Head Photographer first semester: Kris Forney, Layout editor first semester. The Editor-In-Chief The Advisor The Staff Members Row 1: Dianne Notaro. Joelle Byrer. Donna Christian. Joanne No taro. Vicki Simiele. Row 2: Julie Evrard. Julie Price. Monica Pfeiffer. Gina Kutscher, Penne Ventrone. Row 1: Steve Scherger. Row 2: Diane Cox. Proof editor second semester: Stephanie Michel, Copy editor second semester. Row 3: Laura Wolfinger. Amy Fierstos, Anne Killian. The Photographers Billy J Row 1: Ken Mount. Laurel Vitale. Mike Shreffler. Row 2: Mary Jo Mr. Bill Johnson and his Sports Shorts sold a re- Pike. Chris Harris. Head photographer second semester. Row 3: cord number of Vigils for us. Marie Thomas. Amy Fierstos. The Editors Row 1: Michelle Lewandowski, Laura Miller, Andrea Heil, Angela Deems. Row 2: Steve Bossart, Darby Murphy, Teresa Sibila, Jayme Stayer. 22 Row 1: Anne Haley, Mike Shreffler, Kristin Hug. Sharon Sheets. Row 2: Mike McGonagle, Tom Rogers, Joe Audi, Amy Weber. Editors-In-Chief Photographers Jennifer Haley and Anita Dash. (by row) Dennis Vargo, Bena Cramer, Josette Turkal, Mike Shreffler. Pat McGonagie, Rick Stellarini, Chris Marmon, MaryJo Pike. Central's own newspa- per, the Comet, proved to be very in- formative and inter- esting this year. The dedicated staff which made it all possible, consisted of photogra- phers, reporters, art- ists, editors, and of course faculty moder- ator Mr. Hudnall. The Comet was published frequently throughout the year and provided Central with the latest news in various areas. 23 Members of the staff working on laying out the paper. Chorus SENIORS Christine Engler Jill Griffin Rose Ebner Tim Blaumeiser Jeanne Chevraux Michiyo Kai Chris Pfeiffer Fred Scott Mary Fowler Beth Sarbaugh Teresa Sibila Anne Harrison Teresa Amato Tom Kopko Debbie Evrard Karla McAfee John Paul Jane Scheetz Cathleen Stalica Amy Yant JUNIORS Greg Blate Diane Cox Tricia Lundquist Teresa Keane Kim Nodo Monica Pfeiffer Jim Kopko Brian Relford Dave Shanower Jayme Stayer Wendy Thayer Julie Evrard Amy Weber Karen Zagrodnik Amy Fierstos Pam Popa Patty Proebstle Kirstin Steiger Kelly Sypolt Denise Sarkiewicz SOPHOMORES Jean Belmont Mike Hager Julie Loudiana Molly Leahy Melissa Mitchell Sue Streb Joan Nally Jill Nicholson Claudia Parker Mike Russo Michelle Themes Ann Shuman Kim Ferguson FRESHMEN Erin Dick Robyn Foraker Renee Gaines Christian James Anne Killian Kathy Lackney Christine Kotema Melissa Russo Ann Snyder Lara Milavickas Kathy Steiger Dave Sheets Wendy Vaught Vicki Verbus The Chorus officers were secretary Amy Yant. vice president Christina Pfeiffer, president Tim Blaumeiser. and treasurer Tom Kopko. The 4 Mistakes Dave Shanower, Fred Scott. Jayme Stayer £ Tim Blaumeiser Accompanists M. Pfeiffer, M. Hager, J. Stayer and K. Zagrodnik. Also Mr. Blaumeiser celebrated his 32nd year as K. Steiger and A. Shuman. director. Dancers Amy and Patty. The duet of Cristina and Rose. Soloists were Patty. Amy, Sue and Fred. Mr. Hodel Mr. Philip Hodel was a music teach- er. organist and friend of the vocal department of Central Catholic for over a quarter of a century. He was very gracious about sharing his time and talents with us. Besides accom- panying the annual Sacred Music concert, Mr. Hodel worked with the student accompanists and also gave lessons to many Central students. He also served in full-time po- sitions in some of the area's largest churches. Central has been fortu- nate to have been associated with such a kind, well-known and respect- ed gentleman for so many years. We will miss Mr. Hodel and his contribu- tions to so many. Band Row 1: Lisa Kennedy. Shelly Reikowski. Jill Nicholson. Row 2: Majorette Instructor Kimberly Estep. Kevin Miller. Craig Caiazza. Greg Blate. Brian Caiazza. Tom Orcutt. Paul Shadle. Mike Schaub. Row 3: Band Director Mr. John Ebner. Associate Band Director Mr. Robert Helmstetter. Row 4: Anne Harrison. Karla McAfee. Row 5: Chris Cadden. Melissa Sarver. Heather Fete, David Garton. Becky Jacobson. Kim Schaufele. Yvette Chapanar. Row 6: Mary Jacobson. Jennifer Violand. Row 7: Diane Adams. Maria Tenagiia. Angela Gialluca. Anne Haley. Colette Kovach. Angela Lewandowski. Ann Shuman. Chris McGrath. Susan Woods. Row 8: Beth Remlinger. Traci Waltz. Row 9: Mary Fowler. Walter Peters. Joe Bulso, Ted Watko. John Garton. Sharon Sheets. Josette Turkal. Row 10: Maria Sieber. Dave Sheets. Scott Burr. Tom Kopko. Andy Shuman. Bud Stebbins, Julianne Spino. Missing: Chris Markoch. Steve Monte. Andy Felczan. Becky Gaynor. This year’s band officers were Greg Blate. Brian Caiazza. Anne Harrison, and Ted Watko. Central's Flag girls display their talent. The Central Catholic Band was di- rected by Mr. John Ebner. The dif- ficult practices this summer paid off for the members. They provid- ed musical entertainment at games and rallies. The routines performed by the flag girls and majorettes helped to enliven the Central spirit. Congratulations on the awards won throughout the year! The senior Band members successfully led the Band throughout the year. Row 1: Karla McAfee. Angela Lewandowski, Shelly Reikowski. Sharon Sheets. Josette Turkal. Row 2: Anne Harrison, Scott Burr. Ted Watko. Tom Kopko. Brian Caiazza. Mary Fowler. The flag girls worked hard to provide added entertainment to the Majorettes this year were Lisa Kennedy. Shelly Rei- Band shows. Row 1: Anne Harrison. Karla McAfee. Josette kowski. Jill Nicholson. Turkal. Susan Woods. Diane Adams. Mary Fowler. Row 2: Mary Jacobson, Beth Remlinger, Maria Sieber. Julie Spino, Yvette Chapanar, Traci Waltz. The Band shows off their style at a Cleveland Force game. The Band displays their marching ability. 27 Drama Club Row 1: Tim Schweizer, Simeon: Jayme Stayer. Reuben; Greg Blate. Isachar: Dave Shanower. Jacob Benjamin Baker; Mike Ragon, Levi Butler: Joel Schneider. Napthali Potiphar: Chris Cutler. Gad: Mark Ledoux. Asher. Row 2: Anita Dash. Mrs. Potiphar Jacob’s wife choir: Maria Tenaglia. Jacob's wife choir: Molly Leahy. Jacob’s wife choir: Theresa Amato. Dan: Pam Popa. Zebulun; Laurie Pasquale. Judah. Row 3: Patty Proebstle. Jacob’s wife narrator; Jennifer Haley, narrator. Row 4: Brendan Dick. Joseph. Directors Jennifer. Mrs. Crofford and Brendan. Pianist Monica Pfeiffer. On May 3rd and 4th. Central’s Drama club presented “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” The cast was direct- ed by Maria Crofford and student directors Brendan Dick and Jenni- fer Haley. Members of the orches- tra included Monica Pfeiffer. Carmen Leone. Andrew Felczan and Paul Shadle. The perfor- mance was enjoyed by everyone who attended. 28 The curtain call. Right To Life Row 1: Brenda Schroeder, Chris Parker, Chris Wackerly, JoAnne Paulino. Chris Cadden, Stephanie Lyon. Jenny Dwyer. Gina Capuano. Maria Fanno, Julie Price. Row 2: Charlene Andrews. Kim Allen, Kitty O’Brien, Mellisa Basso, Margie Boudreau. Becky Gaynor. Samantha Wipperman, Denise Decker, Vicki Verbus, Nicole Werbeck. Chris Deibel, Jennifer DeFrancesco, Ann Watkins, Andrea Heil. Row 3: Dorette Johnson, Wendy Vaught. Christy O’Brien, Amy Aman, Jennifer McGonagle, Beth Soltesz. Tammy Novak, Chris Orcutt, Chris Kotema, Renee Gaines. Brian Quartz. Mary Zagrodnik, Eve Hornyak, Jeannie Hoskins. Theresa Boron. Row 4: Patty O’Brien, Jennifer Wiener. Anne Killian. Teresa Barton. Jessica Falvo, Erin Dick. Christian James. Stacy Simiele. Frank James. Anne Gill. Karen Zagrodnik. Teresa Keane. Kelly Brooks. Jennifer Hammer. Many students at Central participated in the Right to Life group which aims at pro- moting respect for the lives of all people of any age. Throughout the year, the group sponsored many projects such as the Birthright Drive and also spoke to the The- ology classes to spread the Right to Life message. Each year, the committee trav- els to Washington D.C.. for the National March for Life to persuade lawmakers to pass laws that protect life. The inclement weather, which cancelled President Rea- gan’s Inauguarl Parade, also cancelled this year’s trip to Washington. Worship Committee Row 1: Kerry Vincent, Vicki Verbus, Anita Stoner. Row 2: Jennifer Vincent. Audrey Holtgrieve. Folk Group Row 1: Michele Frank, Anne Watkins. Angela Chadwick. Jeannie Chevraux. Karen Zagrodnik. Karla McAffee. Anne Harrison, Anne Haley. John Garton. Anne Gill. Fred Scott. Row 2: Rose Ebner. Pam Popa. Theresa Bolgna. Christy Engeler. Angela Lewandowski. Kim Schaufele. Mary Jo Pike. Amy Weber. Jennifer Haley. Patty Proebstle. Row 3: Wendy Vaught. Mary Fowler. Teresa Keane. Angela Amendola. Jayme Stayer. Paul Shadle. Bud Stebbins. Dave Shanower. Mike Schaub. Kim Nado. Row 4: Brian Caiazza. Ted Watko. Tom Kopko. Steve Bossart, Jim Kopko, Frank James. Tim Blaumeiser. Row 1: Alisha Pollock. Anita Stoner. Row 2: Wendy Brentzel. Denise Wagner. Jean Lucius. Steve Ravine. Row 3: Cheryl Vin- gos. Jennifer Roberts. Kerry Vin- cent. Noelle Monnot. 31 Library Club Bloodmobile Mark Lang sets a good example on the successful day. Mr. Hudnall proves journalism is in his blood. Kris Forney and Cathleen Stalica aid the volunteers in bag preparation. The Central Bloodmobile was held on April 1. The theme for this year was Feel Good About Yourself’. It proved to be very successful since 138 pints of blood were made avail- able to the area. Thanks to all of the students for their gener- ous donation of life. Mike Moauro enjoys the preliminary steps to blood donating. S.A.D.D. S.A.D.D. stands for Students Against Drunk Driving. The group was first es- tablished at Central this year. Their ma- jor aim is to discourage drinking and driving. Hopefully their goal will be reached in the future. Then there will be happiness and no more S.A.D.D. Language Clubs This year’s Spanish club officers were Row 1: Secretary Mi This year’s French club officers were President Noelle chelle DiRuzza, Treasurer Michelle O’Brien. Row 2: Vice-Presi- Monnot, Vice-President Chris Honzo and Secretary- dent Eric Pfeiffer, President Mike Hager. Treasurer Nicole Werbeck. The language clubs participated in various activities throughout the year, which helped the students ex- perience the different cultures and foods of the countries. The French Club took part in treasure hunts, a Christmas party, and a Mardi Gras party. The Spanish Club also had treasure hunts, along with a field trip to Taco Bell, and international pen pals. The Latin Club was in- volved in singing Christmas carols, and in games and parties. All of the clubs celebrated during Foreign Lan- guage Week, which was held in February. Members of this year’s Latin club included; Row 1: Steve Scherger, Michelle Laboucane. Noelle Eberhardt. Laurie Pasquale, Pat O’Brien. Row 2; Brenda Schroeder, Brian Quartz. Anthony Malacaman. Chris Yingling, Laurel Vitale, and Joel Schneider. Student Congressional Congress Miss McFarren was mod- erator of the Student Congressional Congress. Central was on Congress- man Regula’s trade poli- cy committee. They supported a policy of free trade and developed agreements on a country- to-country basis. D.J. Wissuchek was chair- man of a five school group. Jennifer Haley was Central’s secretary, and Anita Dash was as- sistant chairman. Row 1: D.J. Wissuchek. Cindy Uslick. Mike Shreffler. Chris Charnock. Row 2: Tom Kopko, Marie Thomas, Joe Audi. Jennifer Haley. Tom Corlett. Bill Jenkins. Absent: Anita Dash. B G State Pres. Classroom D.J. Wissuchek and Jennifer Haley attended Boys’ and This year Joe Audi and Mike Shreffler traveled to Washing- Girls’ State. Buckeye Boys’ State was held at Bowling ton. D.C. to experience Presidential Classroom. They spent Green University. D.J. Wissuchek was vice president of a five days attending seminars about politics and the Federal bank. At Ashland College. Jennifer was Representative to government, the House. Both students enjoyed their experience at set- ting up working state and local governments. Visions The sixth version of Central’s own literary magazine was published this year. The dedicated staff, under the direction of Miss Zita Paumier. compiled, edited and printed writings from the student body. The magazine contained fifty-two poems, short stories and essays, allowing Central to see the literary talent of their fellow students. THE VIGIL WOULD ALSO LIKE TO RECOGNIZE STUDENT WORK IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: Life Skills Industrial Arts Art I Kim Aline and Debbie Blogna dis- Lori Beadle and John Scheetz show play their new fashion designs. pride in their woodworking abilities. Mike Ragon and Mary Fowler exhibit their masterpieces. The Players Frolic Queen and King: Lisa Chiofolo and Scott Jackson Sophomores: Marsha Mosko and Paul OePasquale Freshmen: Samantha Wipperman and Dave Manderine Our new Homecoming King and Queen—Scott Jackson and Lisa Chiofolo. After much anticipation, the Frolic turned out to be a very fun and successful evening. The band “Scheme set the mood of the dance and kept everyone in high spirits throughout the night. The theme of the Frolic was Wish Upon A Star”, and the song was “Falling In Love Again , by the Michael Stanley Band. Everyone still holds fond memories of this special night. Craig Reese his date; Laura Wolfinger Tim Reicosky These sharp-dressed seniors ushered at the Homecoming rally. Amy and Vince enjoy the traditional court dance. Katie. Pete. Dave and Nicole, enjoying their evening at the dance. Senior Attendant Debbie Evrard and her escort Steve Novak. Sophomore Attendant Colette Mar mon and her escort Russ Kolarik. Twirp Homecoming Queen Lisa Hightower and King Tim Theiss. Junior Attendant Shelley Ball and her escort Tom McBride. Freshman Attendant Amy Zwick and her escort Ted Purpero. Amy and Vince M.C. the Homecom- ing rally. Queen Lisa Hightower reigns over the Twirp. Bob Bazzoli and Paige Niehaus. The Alma Mater was led by Tim and Lisa. Freshman attendant Amy Zwick and escort Ted Purpero make their entrance. Hey, this music is great! Lisa and Scott announce the Basket- ball Homecoming Court. Tom Kopko and his date enjoy the dance. The 1985 Twirp was held in honor of the Basketball Homecoming Court. The theme for this year’s dance was “One More Night”. Students in at- tendance danced to the music of “Dartanian”. It was a beautiful and eventful evening for everyone. 43 Prom The 1985 Prom was held on May 24 at Skyland Pines. There was a large turnout for the dance. The theme song was “Heaven”, and the band “Fastlane” provided the evening’s entertainment. It was a beautiful and memorable night for all. It's picture time! Jennifer and Frank 44 Posing at the Prom. Molly and Jayme The gang’s all here. Greg and Patty Billy and Laurel Stan and Leslie Dinner is served. Laura and Brian Ken and Chris Pam and a friend Baccalaureate The Baccalaureate mass for the class of 1985 was held on May 28. The seniors met at St. Joan of Arc to celebrate their final mass together. The homily was delivered by Father Joseph Deffenbaugh. Tim Brewer. Anita Dash and Jennifer Haley of- fered their reflections to end the mass. Afterwards. Class President Scott Jackson led the procession to Central for a reception in the gym. President Scott Jackson carries the banner. 46 Father Deffenbaugh gave the homily. Seniors reflect during the mass. Valedictorian • r-M Anita Dash Salutatorian The reception after Baccalaureate. Michiyo offers a globe. Jennifer. Tim and Anita . . . and continues . . . Tim Brewer 47 Commencement Two hundred and eleven seniors graduated in Central's seventy-ninth annual Commencement. The class of 1985 held their Com- mencement exercises on Wednesday. May 29 at the Canton Memorial Civic Center. John J. Augenstein. Superin- tendent of Schools, introduced the main speaker. Brother Francis Blouin, President of Walsh College. Sr. Jane Marie Kudlacz recognized the seniors who received scholarships at the Awards Assembly previously held at school. Mr. Leahy announced the names of the graduating seniors and Bishop Benedict Franzetta presented the diplomas. Seniors stand to applaud their parents. The class of 1985 sings the Alma Mater for the last time. Brother Francis Blouin. The James Gang. At last! 1 ,J k D.J. receives his diploma. In Autumn, the class of 1985 came to Central with one major thought in mind: “This is our senior year! The 1984-85 school year could be described as fun and exciting but often were the times when we just felt like getting school over with and moving on to college. Now. however, as we look back and reminisce, we know that we're going to miss Central: the good times and the bad. Freshman year was a new and almost frightening experience. We came with hopes that we would find our classes and not become entangled in any senior pranks. Mike Czech was elected class president. Journey was the big name in music. General Hospital was the soap of the year, and Central's cheerleaders took third at Nationals. We danced at the Barn and screamed at Cedar Point. It was the year we broke old and began new friendships to last during the high school years. Sophomore year we felt a little more confident. Some friendships had been established, others were there to be made. Our sophomore class president was Blake Fearon. Fads were running in two directions: preppy or punk. We were beginning to feel like a part of Central. Junior year brought our class a little closer. Stan Manolakis was our president. Van Halen. Flashdance. and break dancing were the fads at the time. Brian Kalbas won state in tennis singles. Two members of our class were in Sweden: Frank James and Subelle Kammer. Godspell was the school play. This and other activities helped bring out the spirit of the class of '85 to lead us into se- nior year. Retreats started this year off with a bang. Cliques were broken and we became friends with people we never knew before. The Class of '85 actually knew the Class of '85. The faculty commented on the spirit of our retreats as being one of the best ever. They even made it possible to have an extra day of recollection for seniors. The golf team won state this year. The clothing styles went every which way but loose. CI2 took over the music world. Dancing moved into free styles. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat was a success as Central’s school play. Central came alive with the Class of '85. All of these memories are worth treasuring. Never again will we experience high school life. Hopefully all of us can use the knowledge we have gained these past four years to make new memories and reach our goals. 3 • • C Tl 3 _ - .. a 3 Pu,4ua aaaa ®®3, • • _ ................. • • • • • • • • • • • • ....................... . .................................... ...... 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IPfjij •5; iiglira • 00 • • 00 • '1:1. 3 feu:;? 3 f. 3 3 .• 3 ■■ 3 n� ••• • • •• Seniors Class Of ’85 The class of 1985 elected as their class officers. President Scott Jackson, Vice- President Chris Valentine, Treasurer Steve Bossart and Secretary Jill Grif- fin. Among the senior class activities were the sales of carnations. Valen- tine’s Day suckers, painters hats, and class of ’85 tee-shirts. John Adams Angela Amendola 52 Kim Ake Kimberly Faye Allman Teresa Amato John Anderson Cathy Antonelli Don Archer Frank O. Bader Sandra L. Blicharski Steve Bossart Ronald K. Bagley Bryant Bartolone Lori Beadle Nancy L. Bernard Renee Blashak Timothy Blaumeiser Theresa Blogna Marie Therese Borgner Rich Borzea Guy W. Bowman Daniel Joseph Brechtel Michelle M. Brentzel 53 Nejat Bumin Steve Burger Scott Burr Brian Caiazza Barb Carty Angela Chadwick Jeanne Chevraux Lisa Chiofolo Bena Cramer John Cremers Helen Mary Dahlgren Susie David Anita Dash Annette M. DePew Jonathon C. Domer i Daniel D. Dubina Amy Drouhard Rose Ebner Tami Garner Ellen M. Gorkos Kathleen M. Grey Kristine M. Grey Jill Renee Griffin John N. Guilfoyle Kathleen M. Gulling Richard A. Gurgle Jennifer Haley Christopher S. Harris Anne Harrison James M. Hasapis Lisa R. Helline Teresa M. Herzog Lisa Ann Hightower Brian Hill 57 L . Christopher Huryn Marlene Keesler Tt V Thomas Kopko Scott Jackson Michiyo Kai Brian S. Kettler Joseph M. Landes I i 1 Frank James Subelle H. Kammer David R. Klawitter Janka Kovac Phil Jones Michael D. Kennedy Mark A. Lang Timothy K. Lynskey David McClintock Mark Mashchak Karla McAfee Daniel McCarthy Doug Means Lisa Menarcheck Laura Metro 59 Kathy Mickley Shannon Mikeska Gregory James Mosko Michael Moauro Juan Morales 4 Daniel Mossop Jennifer Mullin Ann-Marie Notaro Kurt Peterson Vince Pileggi Michelle D. Nussbaumer Stephen M. Orcutt Paul Piero Mary Kay Phelan Christina Elizabeth Pfeiffer Richard J. Platt Doug Porter Kristine A. Purpero 61 Rick Ridzon Thomas Rogers Bridget Rohr Charlotte Rohr Andrew J. Rypien Matt Rypien Karolyn Samartino Elaine Marie Russell Kim Samartino r Beth Ann Sarbaugh Lisa Scharver Jane Frances Scheetz 62 Michael C. Scherger Mark W. Schiltz Niki Schumacher Timothy J. Schweizer Kathy Seifert Ron Shanklin Mark Shanower Sharon Sheets 63 Vicki Linn Simiele Paul Soehnlen Brian Simon Christopher Simon Sharon E. Skodis Lilliana Souza Ralph Spevere Cathleen Stalica Deborah Stanek Bob Stark Rick Stellarini Kathy Stewart Christopher Valentine Dennis Vargo Ted Watko Christine Wernet Donald Wissuchek Andrea Yaghooti Amy Yant Andre Zan Daniel Zink Willard Harper NOT PICTURED James Berg Beth Conley Erica Curd Justin Durkin 65 Senior Survey Contributed most to school: Stan Manolakis and Anita Dash Most likely to succeed: Jennifer Haley and Brian Kettler Most Studious: Anita Dash and Tim Brewer Most likely to become President: Jennifer Haley and D.J. Wissuchek Most school spirit: Michael Ann Searles and Mike Ragon Most intelligent: Anita Dash and Brian Kettler 66 Best sense of humor: Rob Foraker and Peggy Murphy Most mischevious: Phil Jones and Lisa Menarcheck Most athletic: JoAnn Gang and Steve Novak Most talented: Brendan Dick and Lisa Hightower Prettiest eyes: John Guilfoyle and Charlotte Rohr Nicest smile: Dave Nist and Lisa Chiofolo Best friend to all: Debbie Evrard and Scott Jackson 1985 Senior Favorites We Asked, And You Told Us Your Favorite . . . MOVIE 1. Beverly Hills Cop 2. The Breakfast Club 3. 48 Hrs. PLACE TO GO AFTER GAMES 1. Parties 2. McDonalds 3. Noble Romans ACTRESS 1. Meryl Streep 2. Jane Seymour 3. Christy Brinkley FOOD 1. Pizza 2. Italian 3. Steak BOOK 1. Wuthering Heights 2. Thorn Birds 3. The Outsiders COLOR 1. blue 2. purple 3. pink SONGS 1. Crazy For You 2. One More Night 3. Heaven PLACE TO SHOP FOR CLOTHES 1. O'Neils 2. Chess King 3. The Limited ACTOR 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Bill Cosby 3. Clint Eastwood GROUP 1. Chicago 2. Van Halen 3. CI2 RESTAURANT 1. Chi Chi’s 2. Friday’s 3. Noble Romans TV SHOW 1. Cosby Show 2. Cheers 3. David Letterman SOAP OPERA 1. General Hospital 2. Guiding Light 3. Days of Our Lives 68 £ r o 0 19� ' • c it� o “c na'k t r • -ft «- 5 I ' ' - 4 + ■ S 0 0 00 0 001? car-s [ ut v «1 ° O johfl 0 f 0 0 0 i 0 ■ ' ''' , • 1994'0’ co d f • ' .00' ,9 ' i? SZ7£ ,,,, WJ|° r«ctivtd th ‘83 softball H V p •• a r d ? f X ? “«« « ?U� � 4U ,,, „k «.- :U.•t.- 'vv. • . . •. -•■••■ v.; , � - .r - ... i“ •• • : «Krir.' '■• :: •. ■ Football Row 1: Mike Ragon. John Anderson. Dan Zink, Howard Lane. Scott Jackson. Vince Frustaci, Joe Landes, John Guilfoyle, Jon Domer. Brian Kettler. Paul Piero. Jim Hasapis. Row 2: Chris Marmon, Dave Nist. Shannon Mikeska. Mark Shanower, Pat Duffy. Roger Duffy, Tim Riecosky, Brian Murphy, Dave Boron. Tom McBride. Row 3: Cory Myricks. Jack Bird, Frank Monago, Tom Adams, Tom Miller. Joel Schnieder, Todd Kiefer, Carl Chappie, Mike Sciole. Tom Wellman. Row 4: Mike Fox, Chris Mancini. Greg Pfiffner, Tony Almasy, Leo Kismann, Steve Brady, Peter Reikowski, Dave Chappie. Ted Wellman. Dave Willmer. Row 5: Cory Skarren. Chris Maloney, Tom Wyatt. Dave Fischer. Bruno Gioiello, Tom Koontz, Dave Dukat. Vince Frustaci Scott Jackson Lowell Klinefelter Leo DeMatteis Mark Fischer Lon Hersha “ ■ ■ — 1 m- n s� -Ik. mBmmwx Pete Kolp Bob Leahy Doug Miller Jim Peterson Ron Stoops Freshman Football Row 1: Matt Yingling, Brian Beck. Vic Massarelli, Mario Volpe. Joe Hammer. Tony Pariano. Brad Bartolone. Tim Valentine. Row 2: Bart Buckler. Marshall Barnes. Joe Piero, Mike Watkins. Chris Schiavone. Rick Vannan, Clark Shane. Christian James. Jonathan Grant. Row 3: Chris Cutler. Dave Manderine, Steve Oldeck, Paul McGhee, Jim Harrison. Jason Klinefelter, Tim Corlett, Mark Haley. Missing: Rob Leahy. John Volkman, Sean Weber. This year’s football program was very su- cessful. Central’s varisty team ended with a 6-4 record. Our freshmen team looks promis- ing for the following years. The football teams worked hard to acheive their goals. Long hours of pratice made them the suc- cessful teams they were. Congratulations 1984 football teams ! Senior Football Players John Anderson Jon Domer John Guilfoyle Joe Landes Howard Lane Shannon Mikeska Paul Piero Mike Ragon Dan Zink Joe Landes and Chris Marmon in that familar field goal position. 73 Dave Mist Mark Shanower Central’s First State Champs! Golf Row 1: Mark Schiltz, Steve Clancy. Bill Jenkins. Ralph Spe- vere. Kurt Peterson. Row 2: Brian Belden. Pete DeVito. Rob Schul- mitch. Jim Guillfoyle. Tom Pep- pard, Jeff Rossetti. Brian Ma- honey, Coach John Wagner. Senior Steve Clancy This year’s team statisticians were Jill Griffin and Anjanette Silvestri. Senior Bill Jenkins 74 Senior Kurt Peterson Senior Mark Schiltz Senior Ralph Spevere Kurt Peterson waits for the result. Bill Jenkins concentrates on a putt. The Champions! After a lot of hard work and determination. Central’s golf team finally reached their goal. The team be- came the AA Sectional and District champions for the fourth consecutive year. In the Fall, the golf team trav- eled to Ohio State Universi- ty in Columbus to compete in the State Champion- ships. They came away with a grand first place. Bill Jen- kins and Kurt Peterson led the team in the tournament with scores of 163. The team was awarded the first place trophy which now stands in Central’s proud showcase. The spirit creat- ed by the team’s win will never be forgotten. Good job team—you’re the best! Dr. Little accepted the state championship trophy 75 at the welcome home rally. Volleyball Row 1: Colette Marmon. Sydney Lyon. Paige Niehaus. Michele Haverfield. Row 2: Kim Snyder. Mary Zagrodnik. Diane Eberhardt, Liliana Souza. Sue Lyon. Samantha Searles. Tiffany Adams. Row 3: Coach Dorothy Leahy. Michelle Kuster. Michelle Kalkman. Sue Streb. Lyn Samartino. Patty Proebstle, Kim Nodo, JoAnn Gang. Kim Samartino. Katie Gulling. Coach Debbie Lilley. Four seniors held leadership roles on the Volleyball team this year. Sitting: Lyn Samartino. JoAnn Gang. Standing: Kim Samartino, Katie Gulling. The Girls’ Volleyball Team was under the direction of Mrs. Debbie Lilley this year. The entire team worked hard on improving their skills. Many individuals re- ceived special honors. Lyn Samartino and Katie Gulling were named to the 1st Team All County, and Katie was also placed on the 1st Team All District. Congratula- tions to the team on a rewarding season! The statisticians this year were Jennifer Kracker. Bren- da Shroeder, Anne Killian and Sue Zagrodnik. Coach Lilley reviews the team’s effort. The seniors crush the underclassmen. Katie sets up for a powerful serve. Lyn and Michelle on the defense. Cross Country Row 1: Kim Cremers. Jennifer Kracker, Angela Chadwick, Robin Lombardi, Tina Marks. Row 2: Jim Paul, Dave Brozovic, D.J. Wissuchek. Nelson Weber, Mike Scott, Mike Shreffler. Row 3: Coach Joe Cumo, Pat Wehrlin, Mike Ferris. Adam Miller. John Paul, Greg Wachtel, Steve Chadwick, Tom Corlett, Ted Wackerly. Coach Greg Frank. Mike Shreffler and Nelson Weber took a minute to pose for a picture. 78 D.J. Wissuchek takes the lead on his way to victory. Senior Athletes The Cross Country team was coached by Mr. Cumo. He helped the runners achieve a successful season this year. Members endured difficult practices in preparation for their meets. These sessions paid off for John Paul and Kim Cremers as they both made it to state competition. The team as a whole advanced to Districts. Leading the team throughout the season were seniors Angela Chadwick. John Paul. Greg Wachtel and D.J. Wissuchek. Some of the guys before the meet. John pushes on to complete the course. Jennifer picks up her pace to outrun her opponent. Kim cools down after a strenuous run. 79 Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders Senior Cheerleaders The 1984 85 Central cheerleading squad was made up of 14 energetic girls. Both the varsi ty and reserve practiced during the summer to prepare for the upcoming seasons. They received fourth place honors at Nationals af- ter placing first in competition at Baldwin Wallace. The cheerleaders planned rallies and supported the football and basketball teams at all of their games. Senior cheerleaders were Lisa Chiofolo and Bridget Rohr. Reserve Cheerleaders Freshmen Cheerleaders Row 1: Claudia Limardo, Deanna Steiert, Megan Berring. Row 2: Dawn Waechter. Jennifer Creighton. Diane Frank, Molly Leahy. Row 1: Beth Chiofolo. Erica Armogida. Row 2: Karen Mon ago, Jennifer Alexander. Katie Heggestad. Rolw 3: Susie Ertle, Tracy Waechter. Boys’ Basketball Row 1: Tim Theiss. Steve Bossart. Steve Novak. Chris Newlon. Row 2: Mr. John Stetz. Tom Adams. Frank Monago. Steve Miday. Pete Granchi. Roger Duffy. John Fete. Tom McBride, Mr. Jim Peterson, Fr. Robert Kaylor. Central's Boys’ Basketball Team put a lot of hard work and effort into this year's season. Led by coaches Mr. Peterson. Mr. Stetz. and Fr. Kaylor. the team ended with a 7-14 record. Much experience was gained throughout the season which will prepare each member for next year. The fans enjoyed many exciting and close games during the course of the year. Good luck in the seasons to come! Tim Theiss concentrates on shooting for yet another two points. Seniors Led The Way Steve Novak reaches for a block. Central goes for two. Tim Theiss displays maneuverability. Central on the defense. Steve Novak Tim Theiss Steve Bossart Chris Newlon Girls’ Basketball Row 1: Kim Samartino. Jay Kracker. Katie Gulling, Sue David. Row 2: Coach Miller. Kathy Grey, Lyn Samartino. Patty Proebstle, Lisa Hightower. JoAnn Gang, Kris Grey. Ass’ts Miss Peters Mr. Harold. Central's Girls' Basketball Team had the best season to date, ending the year with a record of 22-2. Con- tained in this was the longest win- ning streak in the history of the team. Eight talented seniors led the team including two sets of twins. Un- der the coaching of Mr. Doug Miller, the girls provided the fans with many overwhelming victories. Con- gratulations on a terrific season! Lyn reaches for a rebound. Kim goes for a layup. 84 Central on the defense. Coach Miller gives the girls encouragement. Seniors Led The Way Katie Gulling Lisa Hightower Kim Samartino Lyn Samartino The ball’s up for grabs. The girls warm up before the Varsity game. Reserve Basketball Mr. Ron Stoops coached the Reserve Basketball team to a 12-8 record. The boys worked hard in preparation for their successful season. They gained experience nec- essary for future years. Good job on a fine represen- tation of ability! V T« Row 1: Bob Bentler, Corey Skarren, Steve Perry. Row 2: Mr. Rich Venuto, Scott Edwards. Sean McLaughlin, Chris Ragon, Mike McGonagle. Russ Kolarik, Mr. Ron Stoops. Freshman Basketball The Freshman Basketball team started their careers at Central with a 5-8 record. The boys were under the di- rection of Mr. Lon Hersha. The team developed their skills during many hard practices. Good luck to the young Crusaders in the years to come! Row 1: Kurt Weber, Brian Beck, Tony Pariano. Dave Lamberjack. Bart Buckler, Joe Piero, Rich Temsey, Jim Harrison. Row 2: Mr. Lon Hersha. Paul McGhee, Jason Klinefelter, Jim Guilfoyle. Dan Lebeau, John Grant. Sam Bourquin, Ted Purpero, Dave Manderine. 86 Reserve Basketball The Reserve Girls’ Basket' ball team ended their sea- son with a fantastic record of 14-3. Coaches Dan Har- old and Miss Peters had an abundance of talent to work with in the course of the year. Three freshmen held positions on the team along with the other members. The girls showed great po- tential for the years to come. Good work on a fine season! Row 1: Colette Marmon. Denise Boyd. Lori Butler, Lou Ann Sarachene. Row 2: Jane Scheetz (stat). Tiffany Adams, Kelley Reidl. Kelly Brooks. Michelle Kuster, Kim Snyder, Lara Milavickas. Sheryl Shubert (stat), Elaine Russell (stat). Freshman Basketball Under the leadership of Sr. Annie, the Freshman Girls’ Basketball team ended with a 5 12 record. The team members learned the basics about sportsmanship and teamwork. Row 1: Michele Haverfield. Jennifer Smith. Kris Samartino, Sandy D’Orazio. Yvette Cha- panar, Kim McCarel. Row 2: Anne Killian (mgr), Brenda Schroeder (mgr), Vicki Verbus (mgr). Pam Falconer, Noelle Eberhardt. Michele Motts. Sonya Davis. Judy Heinzer. Beth Wittman, Michelle Poole (mgr). Kristin Hug (scorer), Andrea Heil (mgr). 87 Swimming Row 1: Angela Chadwick. Kathleen Hager. Julie Schiltz. Mary Nicholas. Tiffany Julie Schiltz shows her expertise in Marsh, Michiyo Kai. Row 2: Mrs. Wiley. Julie Spino. Jo Ellen Warth. Julie Miller. the backstroke. Elaine Russell. Laura Wolfinger. Kris Brooks. Mrs. Lilley, Joanie Burick (diving coach). Row 3: Julie Clute, Beth Remlinger. Cheryl Vignos. Linda Coen. Robin Lombardi. Kelly Caldas, Gina Capuano. Tina Marks. Susan Ray. Missing: Jessi- ca Falvo. Sheila Deems. Anna Haymaker. Seniors on the team were. Row 1: Elaine Russell. Angela Chad- wick. Michiyo Kai. Row 2: Steve Clancy. Chris Valentine. Chris Angela Chadwick flies to a victory. Simon. Forty-six students participated on Central's Swim team this year. They worked long and hard this season under the supervision of coaches Debbie Lilley and Debbie Wiley. The girls' team completed their season with a 3-12 record, while the boys finished at 5-10. Row 1: Chris Yingling. Matt Yingling. Stephen Fink, Mike Hager, Phil Cramer, Gene Belek. Row 2: Joanie Burick (diving coach), Mrs. Wiley, Bob Perl. Ted Wackerly. Mark Ledoux. Tim Corlett, Ron Widner, Tom Corlett, Mike Shreffler. Mrs. Lilley. Row 3: Chris Simon, Tom Perl. Adam Miller, Chris Valentine. Steve Clancy, Tom Peppard. Jack Martin, Mike Schiltz. Missing: Mike Fink. Team captains Chris, Linda, Robin and Steve row gently out to Divers Beth, Julie. Laura and Adam take a break, sea. Merrily, merrily, swimming is but a dream! Just another Wednesday practice. Julie Miller takes a dive. 89 Wrestling Row 1: Vic Massareili. Kurt Shubert. Craig Reese. Tom Miller. Jeff Rossetti. Tim Reicosky. Mike OeVille. Row 2: Coach Marty Feldpush. Cordell Meckler, Matt Bonnet. Mark Butchko, Jeff Kiko. Mario Volpe. Jerome Swanson. Row 3: Chris Cutler. Randy Blashak. Jim DiCola. Jim DePew, John Helline. Missing: Mike Fox. Pete Reikowski. Pat Waltenbaugh. Bruno Gioiello. 90 Craig is determined to get the pin. Mark and Pete clown around while Jim concentrates. Marty gives instructions during a match. Tim Reicosky wrestles to a victory. Pete Reikowski takes his stance. The Central wrestlers finished with an 8-8 record this season under the leadership of Marty Feldpush. Some of the individual members performed especially well. Ju- nior Tim Reicosky advanced to Regionals after winning the District runner-up title. Tim and sophomore Pat Waltenbaugh were named to the first team All-County in AA. Congratulations to the entire team on their greatly improved season! Jeff Kiko gets hold of his opponent. 91 Softball Varsity Team: Coach Sister Ann Solma. Mary Nicholas, Lou Ann Sarachene, Anna Haymaker. Kirstin Steiger, Sonya Davis. Katie Culling. Jane Scheetz. Susie David. Heather Maite. Audrey Holtgreive. Michelle Deibel, Kim Snyder. Michele Kring. s i Seniors Katie. Jane and Susie with Sister Ann. J.V. Team. Row 1: Mary Zagrodnik. Michelle Poole. Sandy D’Orazio. Gina Kutscher. Gina Ca- puano. Sue Zagrodnik. Row 2: Mary Nicholas. Lora Butler. Sonya Davis. Judy Heinzer. Kelley Riedl. Denise Boyd. Team statisticians were Laura and Julie. Heather Maite watches the runner on third. LouAnn warms up to bat. Katie Gulling bats under Sister’s instruction. The Varsity Girls Softball team completed its season at 12 13. The girls were coached by Sr. Ann Solma. The Re- serve team was under the di- rection of Jane Eibel and finished with a 10-3 record. The players practiced hard and improved continually through- out the year. Susie smiles after a victory. Lora and Michele warm up before the game. 93 Baseball 1st Row: Brian Beck. Sam Bourquin. Dave Manderine. Rick Temsey. Scott Turner. 2nd Row: stat. Lyn Samartino. Pete DeVito. Bruno Gioiello. Steve Brady. Jack Bird. stat. Kim Samartino. 3rd Row: stat. JoAnn Gang. Coach Doug Miller, Tom McBride. Steve Novak. Joe Faherty. Tom Friedl, stat. Amy Yant. The Varsity Baseball team was coached by Mr. Doug Miller. This year's young team fea- tured only two juniors and three seniors, yet enjoyed a successful season. Mr. Miller is anticipating even greater achievements with so many seasoned players next year. Central’s offense goes for the hits. Crusader in action. 94 Seniors Tom Friedl. Steve Novak and Joe Faherty led the team. The batter awaits the pitch. Rick Temsey prepares to make a McBride runs to make the catch, throw. 95 Girls’ Tennis Row 1: Laura Wolfinger (stats), Kristy O’Brien, Julie Schiltz, Theresa Buffo, Amy Ewing, Kitty O’Brien, Julie Price (stats), Angela Deems (stats). Row 2: Sr. Ann (coach), Kris Hufler, Anita Dash, Daniela Lungociu, Marie Thomas (capt.), Leslie Scheurer, Diane Cox. Stephanie Michel, Mrs. Francis (coach). This year’s girls tennis team ended up with a very successful season, having a final record of 14-1. The highlight of the season was the victory over the three-year unbeaten Louisville team. % Daniela’s determination paid off in many of her matches. Anita Dash was the only senior on this Team captain Marie Thomas, year’s team. Sophomore Leslie Scheurer practices her forehand. Junior Stephanie Michel had an undefeat- ed season! The doubles team of Kris Hufler and Stephanie Michel traveled to Columbus to compete in this year’s state tournament. 97 Boys’ Tennis Mr. Wagner coached the 1985 Central Tennis Team to a 10-8 season. Many hours of practice paid off for the Crusaders. Two doubles teams advanced to Dis- trict competition after sweeping the Sectionals. Row 1: Steve Clancy, Brian Hill, Nejat Bumin, Ken Mount. Row 2: Brian Belden, Tim Corlett, Tom Peppard, Jim Kopko, Dave Tyburski, Wil Santos. Absent: Kevin Kettler. 98 Jim Kopko Kevin Kettler Tom Peppard k ) Brian Hill Steve smashes a serve. Wil Santos Kevin and Tim warm up. Steve awaits the return. Jim and Ken Kevin Kettler Mejat Bumin %! ■if: Tom looks ahead. Boys’ Track Row 1: P. DePasquale, M. Butchko. E. Nixdorf, T. Blaumeiser. M. Ragon. M. Kennedy. J. Schneider. D. Wissuchek. K. Shubert. J. Marks. J. Paul. R. Bagley. Row 2: D. Johnstone. P. Wehrlin. D. Meier. P. Downing. D. Dukat. J. Vignos. B. Ferrante. C. Myricks, A. Malacaman. Row 3: P. McGonagle, C Marmon, G. Wachtel, M. Ferris. B. Bentler, P. Cramer. C. Cutler. M. Haley, J. Paul. Row 4: J. Guilfoyle. C. James B. Buckler. K. McGonagle. J. Piero, K. McGonagle, K. Knouff. D. Fischer. P. Duffy. Row 5: B. Murphy. C. Schiavone. F. Brendel. B. Glutting. T. Valentine. P. Park. Row 6: A. Miller. S. Miday, Mr. Lon Hersha, Mr. John Stetz. Seniors: Standing: John Guilfoyle. John Paul, Greg Wach- tel. Hanging: D.J. Wissuchek. Mike Kennedy, Tim Blau- meiser. Sitting: Bernie Ferrante. Jeff Marks. Ron Bagley. Mike Ragon. Eric gets the hand off from Pat. The Boys’ Track team accumulated a 6-3 record under the direction of Mr. Hersha and Mr. Stetz. The 3200 m Relay team composed of John Paul, Mike Kennedy. Greg Wachtel and Mike Ferris qualified for State com- petition. John Paul also advanced as an individual. 100 A Crusader makes a high jump attempt. Mike takes the lead. Girls’ Track Row 1: K. Neman. D. Novak. L. Vitale. S. Shubert. K. Mickley. E. Russel. L. Samartino, M. Searles. A. Silvestri. K. Purpero. K. Grey. A. Chadwick. S. Rhodes. Ms. Peters. Mr. DeMatteis. Row 2: J. Violand, K. Samartino. L. Kalkman, J. Kracker, K. Cremers. A. Bumin. B. Bazzoli. T. Marks. K. Heggestad. T. Adams. C. Marmon. K. Monago. T. Yarnevich! J. Paulino. T. Waechter. A. Stoner. Row 3: S. Wachtel. H. Fete. M. Kalkman. B. Wittman. M. Petry. P. Bugg. J. Vincent. P. Truax, A. Weber. A. Wish. K. Vincent. L. Milavickas, S. Marks. Seniors: Row 1: Michael Ann. Row 2: Kris, Senior Elaine Russel continuously set Kathy. Anjanette, Kris. Row 3: Lyn, new high jump records. Elaine, Sheryl. Angela. « Coach DeMatteis concentrates during a practice. The Central Girls’ Track team, coached by Mr. Leo DeMatteis. finished a great season with a 9-1 record. Many school records were broken, and some members ad- vanced to District and State com- petition. Kim Neman, Lara Milavickas and the 3200 m Relay team of Lara, Jennifer Kracker. Kim Cremers Tina Marks made the trip to Columbus. 101 Soccer History was made this year as Central organized its first soccer team. During the season, the members of the team all strove to further develop their talents and abilities. Soccer will become an official sport at Central next year. Row 1: Mary Zagrodnik. Karen Zagrodnik. Guy Cicchini. T.J. Lombardi. Mike Moauro. Andre Zan, Pat Downing, Jim Chevraux, Michelle Lewandowski. Row 2: Ron Scheetz. Matt Rypien, Dan Dubina, Vince Pileggi, Andy Rypien. Paul Nicholas. David Peppard, Ed Herzog. John Leonard, Coach Jim Naegeli. A tremendous amount of teamwork was required for success. Andy Rypien concentrates on de- flecting the goal. Each member contributed to the team with their hard work and determination. One on one Matt Rypien kept con- trol of the ball. 4 v i■ A1 V t ♦ ti V i • • • ■ • A §•'• wr • t ■ O w ... - t . V n • w • • A . 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Mrs. Bartholomew joined the Business Department, Mrs. Nei heiser the Math Department, Mr. Powell the Theology Department, and Sister Margaret Daniels the Guidance Department. The adminis- tration here at Central spent much time supporting and helping the stu- dents. The faculty volunteered their time and service for days of recollec- tion. senior retreats, dances, and many other activies at the school. Principal Dr. Frank M. Little MR. RICHARD BLAUMEISER • Registrar: Chorus. Algebra I. Fun- damental Math SR. MARY CUNNINGHAM • Alumni and Financial Aid Direc- tor; English II. Honors English II MR. THOMAS NALLY - Adminis- trative Assistant; Geometry MISS MARGARET AMENDO- LARA - Remedial Reading MRS. SANDRA BARTHOLO- ■ MRS. RUTHANNE BERNHARDT ■ SR. MARY CLARE BERNIER • MEW - Shorthand I, Senior I.O.E., H - Spanish I. Spanish II. Spanish III H Honors Math II. Math Lab Typing II, Keyboarding H H Supervisor • n ,JLa T4 MRS. MARIA CROFFORD • Mor- al Decision Making, English III SR. MARGARET DANIELS • Se- nior Guidance, Freshman Guidance mmm MR. JOSEPH COMO • Chem Study. Chemical World, Science Seminar, Human Genetics MR. LEO DeMATTEIS • Spanish I. Spanish II. Spanish IV FR. JOSEPH DEFFENBAUGH • Introduction to the Bible. Chris- tian Community. Responding to Jesus Christ MR. JOHN EBNER • Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, Parochial School Bands SR. HELEN THERESE FOSTER • Freshman Guidance MRS. LYNN FRANCIS • Biology. Honors Biology MR. ROBERT HELMSTETTER • Marching Band. Concert Band, Stage Band. Parochial School Band SR. COLOMBIERE HEMINGER • Government. Economics SR. ANGELA HOUGH • Honors English IV. English IV MR. GERALD HUDNALL • Ameri- can Literature. English II. English Skills MR. LON HERSHA - Biology BR. WILLY KAPITAN • Latin I. Latin III. Social Psychology MR. LOWELL KLINEFELTER • AP Chemistry. Honors Chemis- try. Chem Study MR. BRUCE LENZ - Algebra II. Programming Algebra. Honors Math IV MRS. DEBBIE LILLEY Health. Physical Education 9. Physical Education 10 MRS. NANCY ANN MARGO - Life Skills, Parenting, American History MRS. MARIANNE MICHNA • Ju- nior Guidance MRS. MARY MURPHY • French I. French II, Typing I MISS LILLIAN McFARREN • World History, U.S. 20th Century History. American Government MR. DOUG MILLER - World History MR. JAMES NAEGELI • Marriage Seminar, Building Relationships. Introduction to Scriptures. Social Mission of the Church MR. RALPH MEYERS • Sopho- more Guidance FR. KENNETH MILLER • Values in the Media. Professional Ethics. Pain and Suffering. Death and Dy- ing. Sacraments MRS. DEBRA NEIHEISER - Ge- ometry. Algebra II. Honors Math I MISS ZITA PAUMIER • English ■ MISS JOANNE PETERS - Art I. ■ MR. JAMES PETERSON - Senior III. Honors English III H II, III, IV, Ceramics, Calligraphy H Service, Physical Education SR. ANN SOLMA - Health, Physi- cal Education MR. JOHN STETZ • English I. En- glish II MR. GOLIELMO SHORI Techni- cal Drawing. Industrial Arts, Woodworking MR. RICH VENGTO • Accounting I. Accounting II. Business Law, General Business MR. RONALD STOOPS • Ameri- can History. Geography. Physical Education MRS. JANICE STOLLAR - En- glish I. English II MRS. JENNIFER WEIL - Algebra I. Pre-Algebra. Consumer Math MR. JOHN WAGNER - English III. English IV MISS GINNY WAITKUS - Student teacher (Sr. Annie and Mrs. Lilley) MR. TONY AGSPGRGER • Stu- dent teacher (Mr. Wagner) MRS. DEBORAH WILEY • Math IV. Honors Math III. Introduction to Computer Math. Statistics Secretaries Mrs. Jeanne Betteker. Mrs. Mary Ann McKelley. Mrs. Eileen McAfee. Mrs. Peg Beuchat. Mrs. Margie Jones. Mrs. Rita Lamiell. Mrs. Joanna Rey, Mrs. June Pfister, Miss Paulette Moriarty. Cooks And Mothers Mrs. Mary Ann D’Orazio. Mrs. Marie DeMatteis. Mrs. Arlene Fox, Mrs. Dora Gioiello, Mrs. Trillis Cassidy. Mrs. Kathy Pileggi. Mrs. Eileen Ray- mondi, Mrs. Donna Duvall. Maintenance Row 1: Mr. Charles Ropp. Mr. George Bog- dan. Row 2: Mr. Solie Frustaci; Mr. How- ard Leasure. Mr. Manuel Fernandez. Missing: Mrs. Judy Frustaci, Mr. Jim Tate. ill £.4 ZZ I Mas in folk group and ptoplc y I have orange hair. � � • ll; ii y r . ' i r 11 ' . 6 |KSS «XtUuJDfi� PTiR H r • r== u D � e - s ==n; ’ • y Jb. 1 a ■ an ||' U « £ .4 J J M S Jt --nf II II' Mono drop out and lika to run. II JU4DSR FUR-SU-tT ;: J ► • II 1 ■� a P°l« vault , n d work rQ h • colonel. :• 1] «n - -4D6R yux-5UJJ--� ..IS ., . ,L 1� « nnuun-—{! %� 'J 1 ' 1 th do n th “a,rj b ofc. � n n' n n ff ' ' : . ny—• ,? If «a r. � • . ' r ■a ’ A . • . 1. II . v A , c=5e— W ' ;s: %. : s- S = n «. � ( o f Ilf t - , ..a. I a m one the 2 high Jumpers VJj a n d 1 . love Mfcfl's. «i � - «RUJ.4T ?U 2 1 7 H t , 5j? Juniors Class Of ’86 This year, the class of 1986 participat- ed in many activities. The Juniors worked hard in Easter candy and candy bar sales. These fund-raisers helped the class in various areas. The Halloween dance and the Prom were both spon- sored by the Juniors along with the Se- niors. The Junior and Sophomores also held a dance in mid-February. At the end of the year, the class participated in a day of recollection at Walsh Col- lege which helped the class develop a greater sense of unity. The class of 1986 hopes to make next year the best ever. The Junior class officers were Vice President Tom Miller, Secretary Patty Proebstle. President Darby Mur- phy and Treasurer Jeff Rossetti. Lisa Adams Thomas Adams Michelle Adolph Adriane Allen Carole Andrews Joseph Audi Shelley Ball Donna Barr Matthew Basso Margaret Batista Robert Bazzoli Renee Beck Gregory Blate Dave Boerner Mark Bonnot Anne Bordner David Boron Kelly Brooks Anthony Brunner Patricia Bugg Matthew Byham Kelly Caldas Thomas Casey Carl Chappie Chris Charnock Julia Clut Linda Coen Ann Cooper 113 Thomas Corlett Diane Cox Daniel Dahlgren Michelle D'Angelo Angela Deems Todd Define John DeFrancesco Michelle Deibel Michael DeVille Peter DeVito Patrick Duffy Roger Duffy Diane Eberhardt David Ertle Julieann Evrard Deana Fernandez Frank Ferrante John Fete Amy Fierstos Michael Fink Blake Fithen Kristine Forney Frank Friedman Bret Gaff John Garton Anne Gill Jennifer Gorkos Peter Granchi Anne Haley Matthew Harig Leann Harper Martha Harrison Anna Haymaker Joel Hembree Michele Henderhan Michael Herdlick Edward Herzog Audrey Holtgreive Carina Hornyak Kristine Hufler David Johnstone Julie Joliat Michelle Kalkman Teresa Keane Paul Keffler Lisa Kennedy Todd Kiefer Thomas Kingsbury Mike Klingaman Paul Klotz James Kopko Jennifer Kracker Janelle Kramer Michele Kring Michelle Kuster James Lamberjack 114 Linda Lattavo John Leonard Michelle Lewandowski Brian Lippert Michael Litka Brenda Lizotte Romero Llamas Robin Lombardi Laura Lorenz Tricia Lundquist Oaniela Lungociu Susan Lyon Heather Maite Anthony Malacaman Chris Manolakis Debra Marcovechio Chris Markoch Christopher Marmon Michael Martell Thomas McBride Laurie McClintock Patrick McGonagle David Meier Stephanie Michel Steven Miday John Miller Laura Miller Thomas Miller Linda Milliken Frank Monago Noelle Monnot Jennifer Morrow Brian Mulroy Donald Mulvane Brian Murphy Patrick Murphy Thomas Hally Kim Neman Chris Niehaus Eric Nixdorf Kim Nodo Diane Novak Jeanna Nussbaumer John O’Brien James O'Neill Thomas Orcutt Jefferson Packer Thomas Peppard Robert Perl Antoinette Perry Chuck Peters Monica Pfeiffer Mary Jo Pike David Platt Joe Popa Pamela Popa 115 Julie Price Patty Proebstle Craig Reese Tim Reese Tim Reicosky Brian Relford Beth Remlinger Mike Revlock Susan Rhodes Susan Ridzon Jennifer Roberts Jeff Rossetti Wilfred Santos Mike Schaub Kim Schaufele John Scheetz Ron Scheetz Michael Schiltz Joel Schneider Marianne Schrader John Schroedl Michael Sciole Paul Shadle David Shanower Michael Shreffler Kurt Shubert John Skakun Ann Smith Jim Smith Timothy Smith Julianne Spino Jayme Stayer Harland Stebbins Kirsten Steiger Tim Swansiger Michelle Sylvester Kelly Sypolt David Szink Melissa Tenaglia Wendy Thayer Keith Themes Marie Thomas Ted Tracy A. Trammell Pamela Truax Patrice (Jrbanek Cindy (Jslick Cheryl Vignos John Vignos Jennifer Vincent Laurel Vitale Douglas Vogley Julie Vogley John Wagner Steve Warth Anne Watkins 116 Matthew Watters Amy Weber Patrick Weber Shawn Werbeck Joseph Whipple Laura Wolfinger Susan Woods Chris Yingling Karen Zagrodnik Michele Zeglen Jeffery Zwick Not pictured: Rachel Hixon, Stephanie Marks. Denise Sarkiewicz, Lisa Vitale. Letizia Volpe Sophomores Class Of ’87 This has been a very active year for the Sophomore class. They participated in a candy bar sale to raise money for their class and were very helpful in dis- tibuting cheese to the needy for St. Paul's Church. A beach party was held for them along with the Juniors. The class also had Barn dances throughout the school year. A trip to Cedar Point was an exciting and fun-filled end to their year. The Sophomore class offi- cers were Vice President Mike McGona- gle. Treasurer Marsha Mosko. President Tom Wyatt and Secretary Leslie Scheurer. Diane Adams Anthony Almasy Harry Aman Douglas Andrews Nicole Armogida Suzanne Bail Brandy Bartolone 117 Teresa Barton Melissa Basso Barbara Bazzoli Cene Belek Jean Ellen Belmont John Belski Robert Bentler Megan Berring Jack Bird Brian Blogna Matthew Bonnot Matthew Borgner Theresa Boron Denise Boyd Steven Brady Ryan Broel Kris Brooks David Brozovic Aylin Bumin Theresa Buffo Mark Butchko Lora Butler Joelle Byrer Craig Caiazza Gina Capuano James Castin Stephen Chadwick Christine Chapis David Chappie Elizabeth Charnock James Chevraux Donna Christian Linda Colopy Philip Cramer Jennifer Creighton Kim Cremers Kevin Curran Cindy Dahlgren Tony Daley Sheila Deems Christine DeOrio Paul DePasquale Dean Dierdorf Michelle DiRuzza Annamarie Patrick Downing Andrea Dragomier Kurtis Drotleff David Dukat Scott Edwards Suzanne Ewing Jessica Falvo Kimberly Fearon Kim Ferguson Gary Feriance Tony Ferrante 118 Michael Ferris Heather Fete Marilyn Fickes David Fischer S. Fitzgerald Lea Anne Forberg Michael Fox Diane Frank Beth Anne Gaff Kristin Gemmato F. Gerstenslager Angela Gialluca John Gill Bruno Gioiello Robert Glutting Cassandra Gravo Michael Hager Jennifer Hammer Jennifer Harding Brian Harris Greg Haymaker Ronald Hazel Andrea Heil John Helline Ann Hickey Christina Honzo Kristin Hug Kathleen Huryn Rebecca Jacobson Thomas Joliat Kelly Kennedy Kevin Kettler Jeffrey Kiko Renae King Leo Kismann Russ Kolarik Thomas Koontz Gina Kutscher Tim Leach Molly Leahy Mark Ledoux Deborah Lehman Claudia Limardo Julia Loudiana Sydney Lyon Michelle Mackan Mark Maguire Brian Mahoney C. Maloney Kristan Mantsch Tina Marks Colette Marmon John Martin Cheryl McCullough Michael McGonagle Christine McGrath Sean McLaughlin Diane Means Cordell Meckler Julia Miller Kevin Miller Melissa Mitchell Marsha Mosko Joan Nally Kevin Neman Veronica Newsome Jill Nicholson Paige Niehaus Bryan North Dianne Notaro Joanne Notaro Michele O’Brien Christian Odadzin Jennifer O’Hara Gretchen Ohls Mike Osburn Robert Osburn Amy Palleschi Claudia Parker Stephen Perry Mary Petry Gregory Pfiffner Terrence Phillips Gina Pileggi Michelle Poole Michael Popa Philip Popa Christopher Ragon Karen Raucci Peter Reikowski Suzanne Resler Philip Revlock Lisa Rhodes Randall Riesbeck Rob Rodgers Dianna Rohr Jordan Rosedale Michael Russo Arlene Santos Louann Sarachene Melissa Sarver Leslie Scheurer Jeanette Schneider Matthew Schott Matthew Senior Ann Shuman Maria Sieber Anthony Silvestri William Skarren Laura Skodis Robert Skolmutch Douglas Soehnlen 120 David Spada Edward Stanek Deanna Steiert Susan Streb Daniel Sweet Daniel Taillard Michelle Themes Julie Tisevich Christopher Triner Angie Tsirelis Michelle Tsirelis Craig Clslick Michael Vanvelson Penne Ventrone Tina Voght Ted Wackerly Dawn Waechter Patrick Waltenbaugh Traci Waltz Jo Ellen Warth Nelson Weber Patrick Wehrlin Theodore Wellman Thomas Wellman David Willmer Sean Wissmar Thomas Wyatt Mary Ann Zagrodnik Joseph Zuchegno Not pictured: Frank Brendel. Christopher Mancini. Corey Myricks 121 Freshmen Class Of ’88 The class of 1988 came together for the first time this year. The freshmen are very spirited and involved. A retreat at Bear Creek in the fall was their first major experience together. The class also participated in a successful maga- zine sale. Two dances were held at The Barn. These events were a lot of fun. and they helped to create unity among the students. This year was a great in- troduction to what's ahead at Central. The Freshmen class officers were Vice President Joanne Paulino. Secretary Kris Samartino. Treasurer Mary Nicho- las and President Christian James. Tiffany Adams Missy Adolph Jennifer Alexander Kim Allen Amy Aman Patricia Aman Charlene Andrews Erica Armogida Marshall Barnes Bradley Bartolone Brian Beck Brian Belden Michael Bergmann Debbie Blogna Michael Bonnot Mark Borgner William Boron Margaret Boudreau Sam Bourquin Wendy Brentzel Bart Buckler Joseph Bulso Christina Cadden Patrick Campbell Yvette Chapanar David Chapis Beth Chiofolo Guy Cicchini 122 Beth Conley Michael Cook Timothy Corlett Christopher Coyne Jeff Craft Christopher Cutler Troy Danko Sonya Davis Denise Decker J. DeFrancesco Christopher Deibel Dean DeMatteis James DePew Erin Dick James DiCola Sandra D'Orazio Karen Drotleff Jennifer Dwyer Noelle Eberhardt Francis Elum Susan Ertle Donald Evrard Amy Ewing Pamela Falconer Marie Fano William Fenimore Shannon Fichter Stephen Fink Sherry Fogle Robyn Foraker Stephanie Franklin William Ftorek Renee Gaines Renee Gallo David Garton Becky Gaynor Jonathan Grant Mark Grosse James Guilfoyle Nick Gussett Kathleen Hager Mark Haley Joseph Hammer James Harrison Michele Haverfield Katie Heggestad Judy Heinzer Amy Helline Susie Herdlick Eve Hornyak Jeanne Hoskins Mary Jacobson Christian James Dorette Johnson Leigh Kalkman Cynthia Kamph 123 Anne Killian Jason Klinefelter Kevin Knouff Christine Kotema Colette Kovach Michelle Laboucane Kathy Jo Lackney David Lamberjack Maureen Lanahan Timothy Lang Erik Laps Robert Leahy Michael Lear Dan LeBeau Thomas Lombardi Larry Lorenz Jean Lucius Stephanie Lyon David Manderine Stefanie Mantsch N. Marcovechio Tiffany Marsh Victor Massarelli Kimberly McCarel Kathy McCoul Paul McGhee Jennifer McGonagle Kevin McGonagle Keith McGonagle Brian McHale Andrea McKimm Sondra Messerly Lara Milavickas Adam Miller Ryan Molder Karen Monago Steve Monte Michele Motts Mary Nicholas Carol Norcia Tammy Novak John Nowak Patricia O'Brien Kathleen O’Brien Kristine O'Brien Katherine O’Neill Christine Orcutt Anthony Pariano Peter Park Christine Parker John Parker Laurie Pasquale James Paul Joanne Paulino David Peppard Thomas Perl 124 Walter Peters William Peters Eric Pfeiffer Joseph Piero Alisha Pollock Heather Powell Theodore Purpero Brian Quartz Steven Ravine Susan Ray Rebecca Reed Kelley Riedl Jill Roush Myea Rozlog Joseph Russell Melissa Russo Kristen Samartino David Scheetz Steve Scherger Chris Schiavone Julie Schiltz Chris Schneider Brenda Schroeder Victor Scott Samantha Searles Clark Shane David Sheets Andrew Shuman Edward Shuman Stacy Simiele Michelle Simone Jennifer Smith Ann Snyder Kimberly Snyder John Soehnlen Beth Soltesz Kathy Steiger Anita Stoner LoriJo Swansiger Jerome Swanson Richard Temsey Maria Tenaglia Scott Turner David Tyburski David Tynan Steven (Jdeck Tim Valentine Fred Vannan Wendy Vaught Vicki Verbus Jeffrey Vignos Kerry Vincent Jennifer Violand John Volkmann Mario Volpe Sharon Wachtel 125 Robin Wauchunas Chris Wackerly Tracy Waechter Denise Wagner Michael Watkins Kurt Weber Sean Weber Nicole Werbeck Ken White Ronald Widner Jennifer Wiener Daniel Willmer Samantha Wipperman Amy Jo Wish Beth Wittman Tiffany Yarnevich Edward Yingling Matthew Yingling Peter Young Susan Zagrodnik Kathleen Zanders Wendy Zerby Amy Zwick Not pictured: Randall Blashak. Audra Brown, Kelly Nunez. Melissa Sarkiewicz 126 We VARSITY FOOTBALL They 12 Warren J.F.K. 6 25 New Philadelphia 13 16 Timken 12 19 Louisville 21 30 Collinwood 12 21 Canton South 7 20 Loudonville 6 0 Walsh 10 0 Jackson 14 13 St. Thomas 25 VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL We They 54 Norwayne 56 46 Sandy Valley 45 59 Walsh Jesuit 69 69 Canton South 55 53 Louisville 26 50 New Philadelphia 63 36 St. Vincent-St. Mary 69 S3 Dover 69 44 St. Thomas 56 50 Akron East 55 54 Massillon 65 46 St. Peter 51 40 St. Thomas 45 63 Trinity 46 63 Waterloo 52 59 Coshocton 72 63 Gilmour 49 52 Timken 72 58 Copley 55 65 Glenoak 75 65 Copley 75 51 Copley 60 VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL We They 55 East Canton 41 52 Alliance 22 70 Glenoak 27 63 Fairless 27 53 Perry 48 45 St. Vincent-St. Mary 40 59 Louisville 27 52 Timken 41 72 St. Thomas 14 72 Akron East 27 53 Orville 25 111 Trinity 7 71 St. Thomas 12 51 Barberton 44 60 St. Thomas 11 54 Canton South 41 56 New Philadelphia 43 64 Elms 17 41 McKinley 49 35 Massillon 26 VARSITY GIRLS' TENNIS We They 5 Elms 0 3 Jackson 2 3 Glenoak 2 5 Canton South 0 4 St. Thomas 1 3 St. Vincent-St. Mary 2 5 McKinley 0 5 Dover 0 4 Perry 1 5 St. Thomas 0 5 New Philadelphia 0 4 Hoover 1 5 Manchester 0 2 Firestone 3 3 Louisville 2 GIRLS’ We-They VOLLEYBALL Canton South 13-15. 15-10, 15-11 Glenoak 8 15. 10-15 Perry 18 16. 10-15 Timken MS. 16-14. 5 15 St. Vincent 13 15. 15-11. 15-3 Rootstown 16-14. 12-15. 15-12 Akron Hoban 16-18. 2-15 Copley 15 8, 9-15. 15 10 Fairless 15-6. 15-13 Louisville 15-5. 15-5 McKinley 4 15. 15 4. 4 15 Northwest 15-6. 15-5 West Holmes 14-16. 15-10. 10-15 Granville 10-15. 13-15 Orrville 10-15. 12-15 Hoover 15-10. 15-11 Barberton 15-5. 15-6 St. Thomas 15-5. 5-15. 15 8 Salem 15 12. 15-2 Salem 15-5. 17-15 St. Vincent 7-15. 15-12. 12-15 Loudonville 13-15. 13-15 We VARSITY GOLF They 155 Louisville 160 St. Thomas 166 156 Glenoak 156 Lake 164 Hoover 171 152 Timken 188 312 New Philadelphia 305 Tusc. Central 362 Garaway 345 158 Wooster 153 Orrville 172 Tuslaw 181 Doylestown 186 162 McKinley 172 153 Aquinas 164 155 Massillon 166 167 Alliance 167 319 Kent Roosevelt 311 Parma Padi a 325 Ravenna 344 166 McKinley 173 151 Timken 170 164 Fairless 170 Waynedale 185 163 St. Thomas 171 155 Massillon 164 128 VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY SOFTBALL BOYS’ TENNIS We They We They We They 1 1 Minerva 4 0 Massillon 6 1 Perry 4 3 Sandy Valley 4 15 McKinley 0 1 Walsh 4 8 East Canton 2 1 Perry 2 4 Lake 1 3 Jackson 5 7 Strausburg 8 1 Perry 4 1 Louisville 5 2 Hoover 8 3 Massillon 2 3 Timken 11 7 Canton South 14 4 Tuslaw 1 5 Tusky Valley 4 0 Glenoak 15 5 Timken 0 8 Tusky Valley 5 8 New Philadelphia 5 4 McKinley 1 6 Marlington 9 3 St. Thomas 1 4 Copley 1 9 Tusc. Central Catholic 16 8 Tuslaw 7 2 Firestone 3 4 Hoover 5 7 Massillon 0 5 Hoban 0 7 Massillon 5 2 Hoover 6 1 Glenoak 4 10 Tuslaw 7 20 Dover 1 2 Walsh 3 4 Coventry 5 3 Jackson 8 4 Aquinas 1 1 1 East Canton 16 1 Jackson 4 2 Hoover 3 13 Manchester 12 14 Carrollton 4 2 Jackson 3 7 McKinley 2 4 Perry 5 0 Louisville 5 2 St. Vincent 14 7 Strausburg 6 5 Coventry 0 1 Timken 10 11 Timken 2 4 Lake 1 17 Coventry 2 8 Timken 12 9 St. Vincent 7 11 McKinley 1 7 Louisville 2 4 Tuslaw 7 13 St. Thomas 8 2 Louisville 4 17 Louisville 1 GIRLS’ SWIM TEAM BOYS’ SWIM TEAM GIRLS’ TRACK We They We They We They 105 McKinley 167 124 McKinley 165 94 Canton South 34 55 Perry 116 70 Perry 102 79 New Philadelphia 49 73 Jackson 97 102 Jackson 69 62 Dover 65 98 St. Thomas 69 61 St. Thomas 109 88 Lake 25 51 Hoover 121 65 Hoover 104 99 Hoover 25 71 Cuyahoga Falls 99 71 Cuyahoga Falls 101 69 Perry 59 63 Hubbard 109 63 Hubbard 109 79 Jackson 49 48 Ashland 126 72 Ashland 100 78 Massillon 50 56 Copley 116 104 Copley 59 105 St. Thomas 23 1 1 1 Liberty 53 129 Liberty 34 68 Malvern 60 73 Washington 69 Washington 71 Glenoak 100 80 Glenoak 91 63 Canfield 109 84 Canfield 83 28 Alliance 50 37 Alliance 45 100 Coventry 66 125 Coventry 37 129 Crusader Pursuit Answers We hope you’ve enjoyed playing Crusader Pursuit. Answers are listed from top to bottom by columns. Page 69 Column I 1. Girls' Basketball 2. Kurt Shubert 3. Steve Clancy 4. Mike Schiltz Column II 1. Tim Reicosky 2. Robin Lombardi 3. Tom McBride 4. Jane Scheetz Page 9 Column I Page 51 Column I 1. $1.00 presale; $3.00 at door 2. Mr. Hudnall 3. The Woman Is Required To Pay 4. Andy Rypien Column II 2. McGonagle 6 Peters families (4 each) 3. Freshman 4. Brian Kettler 1. Tim Truax 2. Christina Pfeiffer 3. Tim Blaumeiser Column II 1. Karen Tracy 2. Joe Landes 3. Jane Scheetz Page 103 Column I 1. Mrs. Neiheiser 2. Mr. Klinefelter 3. Mr. Wagner 4. Mrs. Lilley Column II 1. Mr. Miller 2. Miss McFarren 3. Sr. Joyce 4. Mr. Lenz Page 112 Column I 1. Wendy Vaught 2. Kim Cremers 3. Missy Mackan 4. Bob Bentler Column II 1. Kurt Weber 2. John Vignos 3. Matt Yingling 4. Debbie Blogna Best Wishes From The Vigil Staff Two faculty members retired at the end of the year, with over 44 years of service to Central. Sr. Colombiere Mr. Ralph Meyers Sr. Colombierre concluded her teaching career this year at Central. For 43 years. Sister has taught at a number of schools including 24 com- bined years here at Central. The other schools at which she has been a faculty member are St. Edwards Jr. High in Youngstown, Lourdes Academy. Villa Maria High School and Magnifi- cat High School. At Central, we are familiar with seeing Sister in the Bookstore or teaching Government. However, Sr. Colombiere has taught various subjects along with this. These include Economics. Foreign Policy, Modern Eu- ropean History. American World History and English. We are really going to miss Sister, but we thank her for all the memories she has made and shared with us.________________________ Mr. Ralph Meyers has also decided to retire at the end of this year. Mr. Meyers spent 20 years as a member of Central's faculty. Before coming to Central, he served as principal of Smithville Elementary, Newman Elementary, Fairfield-Wa- terford and Crestview High School. Mr. Meyers also worked in Special Education for Canton City Schools. Here at Central. Mr. Meyers served as guidance counselor and chairman of the Guidance department. He also founded and moderated Central's Ski club. Mr. Meyers is himself a skier, a hunter and enjoys playing the role of a ‘gentleman’ farmer. Congratulations on a distinguished career. 131 Happy Retirement! CRUSADER PATRONS 132 Mr. and Mrs. Don Archer Mr. and Mrs. Will Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Bartolone Mr. and Mrs. Lou Bernard Mrs. Peg Beuchat Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Blashak Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blaumeiser Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blogna Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bowman Mr. and Mrs. William Brechtel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brentzel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brewer Mr. James Brooks and family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burr Mr. and Mrs. John Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chiofolo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clute Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cramer Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Cremers Mrs. Helen Dahlgren Mr. and Mrs. Surendra Dash Mr. and Mrs. Robert David Mr. and Mrs. Charles DePew Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dierdorf Mr. and Mrs. Donald Domer Mrs. Shirley Donze Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Drouhard Mr. and Mrs. John Ebner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elum Mr. and Mrs. John Evrard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferrante Ferrante Construction Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frank Mr. and Mrs. Jim Friedrich Mr. and Mrs. John Garner Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gorkos Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grey Mrs. and Mrs. Larry Grey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guilfoyle Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gulling Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haley Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harris Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison Mrs. Mattie Hightower Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hoskins Mr. and Mrs. Michael Huryn Mr. and Mrs. Norm Jackson Mr. and Mrs. William Jenkins Mrs. Anna A. Hammer Fr. Robert Kaylor Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kettler Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kopko Mr. and Mrs. Jack Landes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leahy In Honor Of ! on Archer Ron Bagley Steven Bossart Bryant Bartolone Nancy Bernard Class of 85 Renee Blashak Tim Blaumeiser Theresa Blogna Guy Bowman Daniel Brechtel Shellie Brentzel Tim Brewer Sheryl Brooks Scott Burr Angela Chadwick Lisa Chiofolo Bob Clute Bena Cramer John Cremers Helen Dahlgren Anita Dash Susie David Annette DePew Dale Dierdorf Jonathon Domer Kenneth Donze Amy Drouhard Rose Ebner Stephanie Elum Debbie Evrard Anthony Ferrante Bernard Ferrante Darlene Fisher Michele Frank Sandi Friedrich Tami Garner Ellen Gorkos Kathy Grey Kris Grey John Guilfoyle Katie Gulling Jennifer Haley Christopher Harris Anne Harrison Lisa Hightower Nanci Hoskins Christopher Huryn Scott Jackson Bill Jenkins Subelle Hammer Class of 85 Michael Kennedy Brian Kettler Thomas Kopko Joseph Landes Class of 85 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewandowski Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Steve Manolakis Mr. Victor Marsh Mrs. Eileen McAfee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McAfee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCarthy Miss Lillian McFarren Mrs. Mary Ann McKelley Mr. and Mrs. Don Means Mr. and Mrs. Robert Menarcheck Mr. and Mrs. James Mickley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mikeska Mr. and Mrs. John Moauro Miss Paulette Moriarity Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mosko Mr. and Mrs. bernie Mount Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Joftn North Mr. Thomas Notaro and family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Novak Mr. Frank Nussbaumer and family Miss Zita Paumier Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peterson Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pileggi Mr. and Mrs. Ted Purpero Mr. and Mrs. Gary Orcutt Mr. and Mrs. Pete Reikowski Dr. and Mrs. James Ridzon Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rohr Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rypien Mrs. and Mrs. Vincent Rypien Mr. and Mrs. Tom Samartino Mr. and Mrs. Tom Samartino Mr. and Mrs. Dale Scharver Mr. and Mrs. William Schiltz Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scherger Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schreffler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schweizer Dr. and Mrs. Frederic Scott Mr. and Mrs. Robert Searles Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shanower Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sheets Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Shubert Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sibila Mr. and Mrs. James Sieber Mrs. Diedre Silvestri Mr. and Mrs. David Simiele Mr. and Mrs. Roland Simon Mr. and Mrs. Pius Soehnlen Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spevere Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stanek Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stellarini Mr. and Mrs. James Tracy and family Mr. and Mrs. George Truax Mr. and Mrs. Mike Turkal Mr. and Mrs. Lee Waseity Mr. Joseph Watko and family Mr. and Mrs. Don Wissuchek Mr. and Mrs. Gary Yant Angie Lewandowski James Lombardi Stan Manolakis Victor Marsh Karla McAfee Karla McAfee Daniel McCarthy Class of 85 Class of 85 Doug Means Lisa Menarcheck Kathleen Mickley Shannon Mikeska Michael Moauro Class of 85 Gregory Mosko Ken Mount Peggy Murphy Roland North Ann-Marie Notaro Steven Novak Michy Nussbaumer a Class of 85 Kurt Peterson Christina Pfeiffer Vince Pilego Mt Kristine Purpero Stephen Orcutt Shelly Reikowski Richard Ridzon Bridget Rohr Andrew Rypien Matthew Rypien Karolyn Samartino Kim Samartino Lisa Scharver Mark Schiltz Niki Schumacher Mike Scherger Carla Schreffler Tim Schweizer Frederic Scott Michael Anne Searles Mark Shanower Sharon Sheets Sheryl Shubert Teresa Sibila Bryan Sieber Anjanette Silvestri Vicki Simiele Christopher Simon Paul Soehnlen Ralph Spevere Debbie Stanek Rick Stellarini Karen Tracy Tim Truax Josette Turkal Leighann Waseity Ted Watko D.J. Wissuchek Amy Yant p K % 4 We would like to thank all of the people who contributed to the mak- ing of the 1985 VIGIL. First and fore- most Troup Pluto Studios for providing all of the film for our pho- tographers. developing our film and for taking the large group pictures. We'd also like to thank everyone who made pictures available to us. especially Fr. Kaylor. Thanks also to Sr. Jane Marie for her support throughout the year. We hope this yearbook will bring back memories of your good times at Central. Best wishes to the class of 1985. Sincerely, THE 1985 VIGIL STAFF