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

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I 1 Dave Cain, Ed Enochs, and Tom Evans make a visit to the chapel during their lunch period. Comloinotion thot Wins Study and prayers--our efforts joined with God's blessing on these efforts are the winning combination for success in any field of en- deavor. Students at Central Catholic have many daily opportunities to practice both. Chapel, where He is always waiting, is just down a corridor and each class begins with prayer. Guided study during the classes and quiet study halls' help develop good work habits. Dick Edmundson and Denny Douglas study hard for an exam.

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M11 X 'Vi r .. : Janis Acheson Diane Adams ua .,. ' 'G T Linda Albregts Eileen Anthrop Sarah Armstrong Tom Aveline Sandy Baron Sophomores representatives to Student Council are Terri Martin, Sandy Baron, Steve Sherlock, and Tom Fletemeyer. Sophomores During their sophomore year, students carry the heaviest academic load. At C,C, they are not offered a science course but may take geometry or other math courses. Their schedule is filled in by solids such as English, world history, Latin, Spanish, or French, Shop II, and business courses such as consumer education, busi- ness math, and typing. In addition to their academic pursuits, they have sponsored the Va1entine's Dance and the Hay-day Hoedown. Father Matusicky, sophomore advisor, has guided them in these and other group activities. , N -- Remo Bernardon Bob Becker N.. Sharor Beutel I e sf V