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

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Sharon Roark, Clarence Crowe, and Donna Harris are captivated by the interesting realm of knowledge stored in the English vocabulary cards. will-. Ai- ' Edna Quinlisk iii-J ' C Lane Reiss ' ' Caryl Renfrow A .. n . t Irv ' . o ' ,Nh f' Charles Richardson U n I O r S A 'fee' ' Keltie Ritchie ' ' at .sgxlw l ' is I 2 , I ,ta H Ida Rizzo ' 'Q' t English is one of the most important subject 4 , ' Hhs., . , ..s.'h1L' that a student may take. After all, if you can't com- municate them, any wealth of ideas you may have are lost to the rest of the world. This year the English courses have been di- vided so that students are placed according to their abilities. This gives a person a chance to develop his own linguistic skills at his own rate. A vocabulary window, in whichanew word appears each day, has been added to the facilities of the English Department.

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Mr. Morehouse explains how to operate one of the shop machines to Jay Hull. John Hamilton and Mike Hession experiment with the lathe in shop class. -..,. Boys receive valuable practical training in the fine shop course offered here at C.C. Juniors N anette Newton Rosemarie Ober Georgianne O'Connor Kathy O'Connor Betty Oswald Mary Beth Parlon Doug Pipes Jacqueline Pruitt .o V l 5 .1, A .r MR- , . Q A .BJ nr . -af '3 -XX . 5 , N' '. l s - 2

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Merry Christmas proclaims the float as it proceeds down the street This year the junior class entered a float in the annual contest sponsored by the Merchant's Association of Greater La- fayette. After many tedious hours of labor, they completed a fine float, Christmas in Holland. Their excellent efforts won them third place. -- 11v7v !v ,V. Juniors Sharon Roark Janet Scherschel Jack Schetzle si Mark Shorter ' W K' Carol Slipher - . . Sylvia Smith if Christmas in Holland, the theme of the junior float, is symbolized by the traditional shoe and windmill of Holland.