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

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Recognized on Awards Day BACK ROW: Jack Sabol, Mike Schafer, Tom Shriner, John Price, Jim Hession, Steve Wise. Mr. Russell gives hearty congratulations to Tom Spitznagle, winner of the Industrial Arts Award. Many new awards were given on Awards Day to make it an ever-growing affair. The head of each department presented various awards to deserving students . Because Awards Day is especially meant for the seniors, those honored are as follows: Sports: Jeff Kemper, Tom Combs Chorus: Suzanne Reifers, jim Hession, Geneva Dux Industrial Arts: Tom Spitznagle Home Economics: Sue Lazar, Karen Steill Mathematics: Mike Schafer, Tom Shriner Science: jack Sabol Lance: Mary Conrad, janet Haan, Maggie Maloney, Karen Dewenter Centralight: Tom Shriner, Kathy Fleming Business: Sherri Rausch Bishop Bennet: jeff Kemper, Kathy Fleming The Baseball high scholastic average trophy goes to J eff Kemper. XIII l I E

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304 Father Vernon congratulates the senior Bishop Bennet Award winners, Jeff Kemper and Kathy Fleming. Other class winners are Bob Rettig, Diane Teder, Joe Wemhoff, Mary DeHahn, and Phil Fitzsimmons. Not pictured is Elaine Rush. Sister Seraphia proudly hands Tom Shriner his Latin awards. XII Many Students FRONT ROW: Diane Mucker, Sheri Rausch, Karen Steill, Sue Lazar, J ayne Binz, Geneva Dux, Suzamme Reifers. Mary Com-ad, embarrassed but honored, accepts her pin for the LANCE. S ,fm

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Central !. Marilyn Wise and Tom Shriner gave the seniors a bright outlook on their future. Mr. Charles J. Martin discussed the various fields of work open to graduates. CathoIic's Largest Class Friday, june 11th, one hundred fifty-two Central Catholic seniors participated in the schoo1's eighth commencement exercise. The graduates marched solemnly into the gym fdressed in blue or white caps and gowns.J The ceremony was begun with Tom Shriner's Salutatorian speech followed by Marilyn Wise's Valedictory address. Be- tween the speeches the C.C.,,chorus sang appropriate songs. The main speaker of the evening was Mr. Charles J. Martin, prin- cipal of Lafayette Jefferson High School. The general topic of his talk concerned the opportunities in various careers today. Plaques were then given to the Valedictorian and Salutatorian for their outstanding achievement . The conferring of diplomas by Right Rev- erend Monsignor john P. Schall, administra- tor of the Lafayette diocese, was the climax of the evening. Monsignor Schall closed the ceremony with a short sermon. Many hearts were heavy and tears were shed as the 1965 class departed for the last time. r Monsignor Schall congratulates one of the seniors on receiving his diploma. XIV