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

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M ca t I1 e m 0 tl c s In the swiftly moving world of today, math- ematics has become a very important sub- ject. Students of C.C. may take four years of this subject, including Algebra I and II, geometry, trigonometry, and college algebra. jfs is. Sister Lillian, Sister Antoinette, Mr. Klinker look over a new math textbook. Science Since the amount of new material discovered in science in the last ten years has equaled the amount discovered in all previous years, science has taken on an increasing importance. Students here may take biology, chemistry, and physics. Sister Annarita and Sister Michel plan the reading Mr. Yok Chen is known by his students to employ material for their students. wit and humor in his physics class. 'SIP' i f pff iw., ' P f v . . t .b Q W . gw. 53. t H' I

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TEA-a V5 1 'P V YL . . ,,,. f Q u Lgngugges ,Q if 'lu 4 . 5 X x S i. ee, ' X ' E - . y i l ,. X l . . 1 F , W 3 W i' 1 Qi, N.. I . Sister Seraphia, Sister Cyria, and Sister Aubert appraise the award won by the Latin students. X English Because of growing emphasis in colleges, English has been given a new approach. This year the students were separated into classes according to their ability. Each can then work at a speed which best suits him. To stimulate in- terest the English department maintains a vocabulary window in the main lobby, with words, quotations, and sentences. Mrs. Doak and Mrs. I-Iufnagle look over a novel that is to be read by their students. Anyone wishing to go to college will find the facilities of the language department useful indeed. Languages taught at C,C, are Latin, Spanish, and French. Our sisters make these courses interesting by using background material about the country to which the language is native. t Sister Everildis and Sis Virgila seem happy over books . ter the arrival of a new shipment of

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Homemohng Sister Florentine offers four years of home economics, first and second year stressing foods and clothing, while the third year deals mainly with home plan- ning and decoration. Seniors may study Christian Family Living. Mr. Morehouse inspects the tools for his shop class. 'ar it- .- -Q . . ttf ., In 10 PhyQcolEducoHon Strong bodies for strong minds is the principle on which the Physical Education Department is based. Proper care of the body is taught in the Health Sz Safety course, which alternates with Physical Edu- cation. 'iso -'YT1 .-1 A- ' 1 V , .aan V Sister Florentine stands by the bulletin board made for her home economics students. Shop Wood shop and metal shop along with mechanical drawing comprise our Shop Department. Many orna- mental and functional items are made by the boys in Mr. Morehouse's classes. D-- ,H H , Mr. Eberle, Mrs, Beard, and Mr. LaRocca discuss teaching basketball to their students.