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

Page 121 text:

,L'iilI11. Students examine materials calling attention to career day. Career Day Representatives from colleges, business firms, professions, and skilled labor were invited to Central Catholic for an entire day on February 6. Schedules were so arranged in the classrooms as to give students avariety of choices. Many speakers remained the entire day repeating their information for the changing groups and answering questions. Two Educational Firsts At CC Traveling Science Library To stimulate and further interest in the many different scientific fields, our science teachers applied for in- clusion in the Traveling Science Li- brary schedule. At regular intervals a complete selection of carded and cata- loged books arrives in two sturdy boxes which need only be opened to provide book shelves. Marilyn Themes makes a selection from the attractive variety of books. nl!! i Q' . af ii' Y. , , , i 115

Page 120 text:

Centrol Cotholic Block Section When school spirit lags, the block sec- tion quickly gathers foroe and gives it the shot in the arm it needs. At all our games the block section shows our team that its efforts are appreciated. It is due to the block section's labor that this school has such a fine reputation of team support.

Page 122 text:

116 js 'NO 4 . .il if f .xv S 4 3 United in Faith We Proy Each First Friday a special schedule is put into effect at Central Catholic, and the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is offered in the gym and attended by all the students. This privilege allows the members of all the classes to go to Mass and receive Holy Communion with little extra effort. Of course at a Catholic school, there must be spiritual training. The Mass is an im- portant part of this. Besides that, C.C, stu- dents must take a course in their religion all four years. This enables them to know and understand their faith and to be able to defend it well. The common bond of belief--the greatest source of union among the students--creates an attitude that is extremely conducive to a correct atmosphere of learning within the school and lends a sense of purpose to every- one's work. All this should cause the students of Central Catholic to profit from their training throughout their life and proudly to carry their lantern of faith for the world to see.