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

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4-A 'U'- Representing the freshmen for the Student Council are Betsy Anderson and Terry Hunsberger Freshmen September saw the largest class of freshmen in the short history of Central Catholic enter on orientation day. The class got organized early and in October sponsored their first paper drive to get some finances. In the same month, they also sponsored a freshman skating party. Many other activities throughout the year included a Farewell to Seniors dance at the end of the second semester. This year freshmen were for the first time offered the opportunity to take four years of a language. Possible choices consisted of Latin, French, and Spanish. Also an en- tirely new course was added to the schedule, Guidance. Fresh- men in this course learn how to prepare for college and for their future jobs by taking the best advantage of their high school training.

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Jack Bogen hands the two-way speaker to Betsy Anderson during a change of classes. Barbara Brown, a freshman, while recup- erating from rheumatic fever has the special privilege of being allowed to attend class while home in bed. This is done by means of an Executone school-to-home telephonic teach- ing apparatus. Barbara may remain at home with her studies as this two-way device per- mits her to listen to the entire class. Three rooms in the school are equipped to allow this device to be installed and other students carry the school's transmitter between classes. Due to this arrangement, Barbara can attend bi- ology, Spanish, general math, and English classes. Freshman attends classes while ot home Barbara continues to study diligently at home through her end of the speaker system.