Central Catholic High School - Lance Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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I tk xv fi' Members of the Lance Staff make alast minute check. Putting out a yearbook involves long hard labor. This year's staff has de- voted many of their spare hours to the production of the Lance. These people have spent much time working together to produce a volume of memories for Central Catholic. Sharon Cahill, Maurice Neville, Holly Neville, and Diane Shaik worked hard for the subscriptions staff. Lance Dick Demerly, one of the Lance's cameramen,n-Hikes sure the camera is in working order.

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Lance Tom Adams, editor-in-chief, looks through a b of yearbook pointers. Big Four discuss a yearbook technicality. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Martin, literary editorg Pat Flanagan, layout editorg Jack Haughn, advertising editorg and Bob Castor, subscriptions editor. Junior members of the editorial staff have s ' 1 many hours working for the Lance. fs- Tom Lampe and Peggy La.Mothe enjoy their work of writing captions for pictures. 110 ook pent

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112 N x E Business manager, Mike Croussore, instructs members of the staff on the finer points of handling the books. Centrolight Carla Quaintance, editor in chief, proudly checks an issue of her paper. la is Centralight, the school newspaper, is something to be proud of. In just the few years that it has been in operation, it has re- ceived an A11-Catholic award as a highly rated newspaper and an honorary certificate from the Quill and Scroll Society. Many fine articles written by the students appear in each month's is- sue.