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

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CC. Students Show Talents Neil Halsmer proudly checks his display in which he won an army award. ,Q Jim Greives, Mr. Chen, Dave Korty and Pat Crimmins discuss the best way to exhibit their experiment. Setting up a science project is a family affair as Janet Haan helps her sister Joyce. VI Bedecked with medals, Jack Sabol accepts an award for his science entry.

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Set CC Records . . ,. f- ,i . ir. .. A.. ,.,.-. BASEBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: K. Sparger, S. Zeh- Ponto, T. Combs, J. Albregts, J. Kemper, T. Schmitt, ring, M. Eckman, H. Knowles, S. Nelson, T. Reifenrath, Coach John Eberle, J. Bogan. J. Moldthan, W. Dienhart. TOP ROW: B. Bogan, J. Led by seniors and supported by juniors, CC's track team turned in the best record in the history of the school, 5-5-l. Setting individual records were Steve Ricks in low and high hurdles and Larry Gilbert in both shot put and hurdles . Under Coach Eberle the baseball team compiled an impressive 13-6 season. In the last game of the season' they beat Jeff 8-5 for a first victory over them in any varsity sport. After fashioning a creditable 500 record in a rebuilding season, Coach LaRocca and the golf team can anticipate a still better season next year. There is only one senior letterman, and the juniors and sophomores are improving by the minute. V Tom Combs takes his cuts in a game with West La fayette, in which he fanned sixteen devils. -1 v n

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World of Science Bigger and better than ever is a fitting de- scription for the 1965 Science Fair. Senior jack Sabol's project, The Influence of Radioactive Phosphorous on Amino Acid Metabolism, won first place in the senior biological class. The junior biological honor went to joyce Haan, freshmang and in the physical sciences, junior and senior division first places went to Therese Wilson, freshman, and Steve Buit and Mark Schafer, juniors, respectively. Regarding the Regional Science Fair, jack Sabol was awarded a first place in the biological division, and Mike Schafer the same in the physical. Each was named a finalist to attend the National Science Fair held at St. Louis, Missouri. Here Sabol's project wona fourth place fair award aswell as a first place and a trip to Las Vegas given by the Dental Association and an alternate position for the Atomic Energy Commission. Schafer was also awarded a fourth place fair award. Mike later received a letter from Indiana Gov- ernor Roger D. Branigin delegating him to at- tend the West Virginia National Youth Science Camp this summer, representing the state of Indiana. 1 04 nl? 3AN, S pIGl'l'1U' OST l Vlgmxh ,mg A GIVEN ov' N. .J W mmm snr., mmm. 9' Standing by his winning project is Mike Schafer. DF ON SYSTEM ANALYSISG 'KING TN! 'WV' 'U nous 'F NlT0Gluuruuy, 9 I-MY nu ra mmm-r muumvx cmmmsns. IT tru ls nnnmm '72 AYFICIIIJ 'run umm MIG. lf ,W fi! ' 'lf 'l VII Jack Sabol, Sister Gas- par, Mike Schafer and Sister Augustine set up their winning display at St. Louis. si.