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

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8 , 1 iw l-- dfh Karen Steill Janet Tracy Jean Ann Trent Bill Vendley Carol Wallace Mike Walton Freshman girls sign up for the block section. School spirit is demonstrated by the freshmen when they support our teams at both the home and away games. Freshmen Vrqlfl' Rick Spencer takes it easy while his friends applaud an easy victory. ,I

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- , .45 . , .T - ...i3,,i 95-1- T' :' .Q , A L t I Ronnie Storz l 'm Q c ,' ' Mike stem xr + nv In their biology course, freshmen learn the basic principles of the life sciences. They study the secrets of nature that are hidden in plants. During the first weeks, the simpler forms of plant life are studied. but as they progress, the more complicated higher plants are taught to them. In the second semester, freshmen study the animal kingdom. Beginning with the one- celled animals, they proceed to the study of worms, fish, frogs, birds, and finally man. Dissecting crayfish, worms, and frogs furthers their knowledge. Central Catholic's biology department has become very well equipped. It has an aquari- um and a newly acquired aviary. Several dia- grams and other visual aids are also available to increase the students' understanding. Richard Sperback Thomas Spitznagle Linda Timmons Janice Thelen Jim Cors and Ruth Ann Zahn study the aquatic life in the aquarium in the biology lab. Freshmen

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4 Everyone notices a good twister, but tell me, just who is whose partner? Bill Kochert and Jim Faulkner control the tapes at the dances. Central Catholic helps freshmen get H acquainted by having them work together and by providing mixers they may attend. -9 'T' Freshmen LaNette Weber Mary Weber Tamara Weber Joan Weis George Welborn Steve Wiese W Q it f ' i .A - e ef - M 4