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

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Variety of Activities At the General Motors convo Mr. Ewalt ex- plained the technique for planning cars of the future. Among the social affairs highlighting the school calendar, dances came first on the list. Whether mixers, the Christmas Dance, or the Prom, they provided enjoy- ment for all students. First on the calendar came the Back to School Dance. Throughout the football and basketball seasons various groups sponsored mixers. Next came Halloween which called for a dance sponsored by the Sophomore Y.C.S. December meant the Christmas Dance, which the senior class provided. Moving onto February the Valentines Dance was sponsored by the sophomore class. A sure sign of spring each year is the Easter Dance, and 1965 was no exception. Another spring event was the Senior Prom given by the junior class. The freshmen sponsored the last dance of the school year, honoring the graduating seniors. In the city's annual Christmas parade held each No- vember the juniors entered amagnificent Dream Castle float which won 2nd prize. The juniors also provided a coat check at every game to earn money. In yet another area of activity was the fascinating General Motors cars of the future convocation, con- ducted in December by Mr. Jack Ewalt. ll Playing the roll of jack in the box on the prize winning float was junior Marika Enz.

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Organizations Provide a 4' Pat Stodgell, Denny Gramman, and Denny Bohen work diligently at the junior coat check. ffl . Forehead flashlights flank a sliding, smiling Santa as the Block Section presents Christmas program during Pine Village game. I0

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Christmas Finds CC. Engaged Presiding over the Christmas revelry was ten happy feet of snow-man. Once again the bewitching hours of nine to twelve held never-to -be -forgotten memories for those who attended the Christmas dance, entitled Gateway to the Holidays. A large gate garnished with evergreen and Christmas twinkle lights provided an entrance to the cafe- teria with decorated tables nearby for tired dancers. Mistletoe, Christmas trees, a fireplace, and a huge snowman appropriately dressed up the cafeteria for the occasion. Music was furnished by the Nightbeats, as Santa Claus visited with all the kiddies attending Gateway to the Holidays. Under the direction of Sister Mary Kathleen the seniors presented The Gift of Tenyin as part of the Christmas pro- gram annually presented by the chorus . Wearing authentic oriental costumes which were supplemented by the realistic scenery,the seniors stageda most well- received play. Preceded by the beautiful songs and enjoyable skits of the chorus, both events, held on the night of De- cember twenty-second, helped to in- augurate a warm and happy holiday sea- son. Jolly old J ack Bogan finds time from his busy schedule to entertain the couples.