Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Kneeling: Lmdo Robinson. Lisa Jannetta, Gail Jenkins. Charlotte Saulter. Rachel Madden. Cynthia Sanders, Sherri Spencer. Lei Washington. Cathy Davis. Theresa McDonald. Lisa Williams, and Cathy LeDoux. Standing Coach Dreis. Carmen Tepper. Chris Brown. Aleathia Saulter, Brenda Hart. Martha Teefy. Kris Johnson. Ava Eubanks, Dawn Soine.'Qndy Appel. Denise Wesley. Leann. Hrncir and Coach Kosloski. 11

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The Varsity Football team proved to be 1 in the Minneapolis Conference. The first game was one of the most exciting games. It was won in overtime 21-14 over Edison. They ran away with the next game over West. The next game also had to be decided in overtime 6-0 over Henry. During the season they were lead by quarterback Joel Boisjolie. The team produced two All-City football players, Peter Najarian and Roscoe Horne, both on defense. South also did not roll over easily until late in the 3rd quarter when Peter Najarian scored from 3 yards out to break the scoreless tie. They outscored their opponents 161 to 20 in Conference play. Their season was really rolling along until they ran into Columbia Heights when they lost in a really close game 14-13. They finished the season with an 8-1 record. CENTRAL OPPONENTS 21 Edison 14 OT 36 West 0 6 Henry 0 OT 24 North 6 34 Washburn 0 13 Roosevelt 0 9 Southwest 0 24 South 0 STATE 13 Columbia Heights 14 FOOTBALL 0 CHAMPS 32 Rusty Scott. 40 Pat Adams, 63 Paul Waskosky, 55cpt. W ie Roller. 77 Kevin Blackmer. 74 Mike Griffin. 86 Peter Najarian cpt.. 82 David Thompson. 75 Tony Ek. 84 Johnny Thorton. 76 Gary Bum. 65 Joe Paulson, 80 David Brigham. 20 Greg Austin. 30 Roscoe Horne. 66 Shannon Martin, Hd. Cooch R. Robinson. Coach Jams, Coach Wilder, Scott March, 54 Greg Stordahl, 46 Tony Austin, 45 David Berg, 42 Gary Johnson, 53 Brian Delong, 11 Darrel Griffin, 48 Erwin Fair, 24 Kirk Johnson. 18 Michael Johnson. 15 Terry Sutteis. 41 Eric Maddox, 62 Gene Benson, 10 Joel Botsjolie. 35 David Jones, 58 Tom Phillips. to

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Standing: Coach Beske, Cindy Hayes, Wendy George, Kathy Rains. Ann Moormann. Amy Dopp. Sari Sommers, Heidi Beske. Rayne Bartosh, Rosemary Wood, Koni Stone burg. Los Reseland. Malanie Majors, Jane Olson. Kristine Stensrud. Adrienne Cummings. Nancy Blake (Asst. Coach). Kneeling Lori Swalve. Mary Westerberg. Ann Shop«ro. Julie Evesloge. Cindy Wood. Cmdy Dopp. Mory Maltese. Colleen Foster. The Girls Tennis team had their best year in their history. They had never won more than two games in the Minneapolis Conference, but finished 6-2 in city play with an overall record of 11-8. They took 3rd in the Conference. The team sponsored and won the Pioneer Tennis Tournament by beating St. Paul Harding 6-1. St. Anthony 4-3. Eden Prairie 4-3. Coach Beske says. “The team has improved from last years. Next year we're looking for a championship team. The captains were Ann Shapiro. Cindy Dopp and Mary Maltese. They had 12 letter winners, including three 8th graders. CHS OPP. CHS OPP. 1 Benilde 6 • 6 North 1 0 Robbinsdale 6 4 Marshall-U 1 4 Minnehaha 3 • 2 Southwest 5 5 Henry 2 • 4 West 3 6 Harding 1 1 Kennedy 6 4 St. Anthony 3 • 6 South 1 4 Eden Prairie 3 • 4 Edison 3 0 Washburn 7 • 7 Roosevelt 0 0 Rochester-JM 7 1 Holy Angeles 6 0 Park Center 5 = Conference Matches Lori saves the dayl Let it fly, Ann! 12