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

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Receive Diplomas 1 X N 1 lhlf Caps and gowns sometimes present problems. Class trips should be taken after graduation as casualties may occur. Sue Lazar openly shows her feelings on leaving C.C. Seniors express mixed emotions as they file from the gym. XV

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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

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