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

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Freshmen Begin High School Days Officers of this year's freshman class are Qleft--rightj: Chuck Trauth, vice-pres., Tom Sukits, pres., Sister M. Augustine, moderator, Dave Redmon, t1'eas.g and Ann Petrie, secretary. New adventures and opportunities awaited freshmen as they entered C.C . 's halls for the first time. They started their treasury by means of class dues, car washes, and paper drives, and added to it with a skat- ing party for the incoming freshmen and a Farewell Dance for the outgoing seniors, But the freshman activities weren't all dances and money making projects. They visited patients at Ross Annex, County Home, during Thanksgiving vacation, and at Christmas another visit was made , This time they brought gifts and sang Christ- mas carols , Sister Mary Augustine, fresh- man moderator, said that they planned to createatrue and united spirit in class and school. Now they have experienced that never- to -be -forgotten year as the school's young- est class . They have adjusted to high school life and study. They know how it feels to be a part of C,C,'s big family and what it's like to proclaim C .C. as their school. Freshmen cluster to pay their fees, as their first year of high school begins.