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

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Block ROW ONE: Kay Moser, Karen Dimmit, Kathy Fawbush, Diane Wheeler, Karen Kemper, Patty DeHahn. ROW TWO: Susie Anderson, Cheryl Hawk, Susie Schu1tz,Carol Wallace, .Mary Ellen Halsmer, Carol Gerlach. ROW THRE E: Marianna Halsema, Liz Klinker, Liz Christian, Sonja Godby, Mary Beth Parlon, Janet Gagen. ROW FOUR: Kathy Fleming, Carolyn Rush, Sue Lazar, Maureen Muinzer, Carol Blakesley, Phillis Hege. ROW FIVE: Jill Greenman, Marie Norris, Linda Timmons, Mary Klinker, Jane Burnell, Judy Albright. ROW SIX: Mary Conrad, Pat Halsema, Maryann W ill ia ms , Sandy B-rower, Marj ay Schrader, Lindg Albrights. ROW SEVEN: Marika Enz, Doraleen Sheet z, Jean Doheny, Ruth Ann Zahn, Cindy Walton, Peggy Corbett. ROW EIGHT: Penny Arman, Pat Render, Patty Krick, Cora Barton, Jane Brickler, Betty Boehle. ROW NINE: Karen Powell, Mary Malady, Candy Wainscott, Mary Ruth McKinney, Patty Lamb. Yea Blue -- Yea White -- yea team -- fight, fight. This yell, ilong with many others was one of the battle cries of our powerful block section. It participated not only in every home game but it also traveled out of town to Frankfort and Huntington, to the final game of the year, the sec- tionals . These girls , having learned various motions to accompany their numerous yells won many new friends and scores of compliments. Through their encouragement and enthusiasm, they played an important part in boosting the varsity team record to 16 wins and 5 losses. Karen Dimmit, Aldora Krabbe, Miss Carroll, the moderator, the row captains, and the varsity

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TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Sus ie Sheila Ryan, Barb Petrie, Gaile Pep Band Jim Faulkner, Jack Sabol, Steve Wise, Janet Sabol, John Memmer warm up at a practice session. Central Catholic does not have a symphony orchestra to bring the message of music to all, but it does have an enthusiastic pep band. Though newly established, it has gained in stature and has become as such an important part of the games. It brought the music of happiness and excitement and of sadness andtears. Enthusiasm was often restor- ed by the band's rousing beats. Tedious work, long practice, enduring patience, and undying zeal were among the important contributions of the band members. They belong high on C.C.'s list of those contributing to the promotion of school spirit.

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k' as T7 ONE: SharonCahi1l, Nanette Newton, Linda Bowman, Sandy Myers. ROW SIX: -Janis Acheson, Lana Collins, 1 Datzman, Beth McKay, Ann Funcheon. ROW TWO: Dolores Holda, Rosemary Staley, Janet Krick, Janet Butz. Rizzo, Sharon Roark, Patty Dunn,Jez1nCasey, Carolyn ROW SEVEN: Kathy Gagen, Rita Putts, Kathy Moynihan, Sandy Cutter.ROW THREE: Melinda Fogarty, Mary Patsy Carol, Chrissie Moser, Nancy Casey. ROW EIGHT: r m a n, Sue Bla k e sl e y, Sylvia Smith, Marilyn Carol Reifenrath, Kay Sondegrath, Mic h e 1 e L a M ot he, Janet Scherschel. ROW FOUR: Mary MacDonald, Janice Delaney, Melody Young, Eileen A nt h r o p. ROW endley, Susie Rausch, Sandy Baron, Cheryl Cole, NINE: Marjorie Morgan, Linda Houston,Judy Scherschel, Adams. ROW FIVE: Judy Brickler, Diane Schaik, Kathy Noth. Evans, Rosemary Cassiday, Roseanne Blakesley, cheerleaders composed the board which headed are used in varying combinations for different the block section. These girls prepared a consti- effects, as, for example, to form a white C C tution for the cheering block which was a big in ablue background. White gloves give vividness help in the do's and dont's of a good cheering to the hand motions that catch the eye while the section, various yells catch the ear. Reversible blue and white jackets or tops Section