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

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y I 3 ,5 .gugmoi Student Council officers: Dave Cain, president: Sue Vendley, treasurerg Bernie Conrad, vice-presidentg Terre Martin, secretary. tudcnt Council Larry Thelen, and Sandy Baron, members of Student Council, discuss one of their courtesy posters with their moderator Father Gross. ,..L-f A N R. M I Wholesome leadership among the stu- dent body is the aim of the Student Council. Father Gross guides this organization to develop this leadership and promote an intelligent interest as well as student repre- sentation in the affairs of the school. Student Council members are elected from their respective classes. This year it was composed of six seniors,sixjuniors, six sophomores, and four freshmen. In weekly meetings these members Work with the faculty helping to solve the current problems of the school. It is responsible for the noon-hour recreation, cleaning up the cafeteria, and the after game sock-hops.

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E Legion 0 Mar An army in school? The Legion of Mary is not exactly an army but it does help many people to defeat the devil with prayers. The purpose of the Legion is for personal sancti- fication and to promote Christian charity. Among the works the Legion performs are the distributing of Catholic literature, visiting the sick, taking charge of the nursery in the local parishes and taking charge of the chapel. Officers of the Legion of Mary: Eileen Anthrop, Jean Casey, Anne Funcheon. and Janet Gagen. .Key lub Key Club is the name given to an organization of boys whose prime purpose is to help the school and society. It spon- sors dances, hayrides, and ath- letic events between faculty and key club members. Members give their time and effort to help others who need help. It is an organization whereby boys can meet, discuss, and plan activities they want to sponsor. Its purpose is to turn out leaders, who can build their own characters along T 1 5 with helping Others. Key Club Officers, SEATED: Pat Dilts, Dennis Douglas, Ed Enochs, Pat Cunningham. Other members are: Tom Luczak, Tom Peters, Jack Schetzsle, Dave Manley, Pete Fawbush. Y.C.S. Members: Janis Acheson, Lou Hatke, Bob Effner, Veronica Cain, R. J. Molhman, Terre Martin, and Sandy Baron. Y.C.S. Under the direction of Sister Mary Fidelia, a group of Young Christian Students was organized this year. This Catholic Action group tries to provide a Christian atmosphere for the students by bringing about necessary changes in the attitudes and social institutions of the school community. Projects that the Y.C.S. has undertaken include ar- ranging for the distribution of Holy Communion once a week, a bulletin board display encouraging a Christian preparation for Christmas, and a pro- gram planned to prepare students better for retreat.