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

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ORGAN ZATIGNS Peering down CC's humming halls, a spec- tator witnesses the spirit which fills our school. He sees the signs on the walls, which have been made to show our various teams we 're behind them. He glances at other signs which urge keeping the school clean and bulletin board displays encouraging vital re- ligious practices, He hears the chatter about a big play or dance or program that is to be sponsored by one of the school's organizations. As he wallEs?1rough the halls after school, he peeks ome of the classrooms and he wit esfa, club meeting or two. He sees the s dEtsi 'ofs CC developing themselves as good le ers and interested members. He senses thei nthusiasm to make CC outstanding, and he sees e pride they display in theirwschool. From this he judges that through the halls of fl 1 1 MA! i 2 - f 1,4444 M Ajjkza Vfififyif L60 755 'Q Zi! fmiftlb ' L7 7 t CNG . QM! ,XMALOA 'wh ' 7 JM,ggMf Q ' W V, f ., KW flfd , LL I Jfacyf CC pass the leaders of tomorrow, and that I through their experiences in their many ac- tivities here, they are developing the key to not only accepting a challenge but successfully meeting it. I ..... 'NX .... s..-.4 SJ ff? fX l .ft QL! g irf 6 - t - .GD f K T Q AEAWGHE A l ll ...P 'f3

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S. C. Strengthens Student-Facult Bond Moderator: Father Fox, Kathy Hunsberger, Diane Teder, Eileen Hayes, Maureen Doheny, Joe Wemhoff, Dave Pfrommer, Burt Loro, Steve Zehring, Carol Calhoun, Bob Schrader, Denise Burnell, Joe Rausch, Tom Steiner, Cheryl Hughes, Steve Roadruck,Larry Gilbert, Gaile Burnell, Tom Shriner, Pat Render, Mary Conrad, Kathy Flem- ing, John Schrader, Sally Fogarty, Jack Albreghts, Linda Lidester, Jim O'Connor, Sheila Ryan, Barb Goetz, Jack Haan, Jeff Kemper. Promoting better relations among the students and between the students and the fa- culty was the aim of the 1964 Student Council. jeff Kemper, President, led the year's work with the help of Jack Haan, Vice-presidentg Barb Goetz, Secretary: and Sheila Ryan, Treasurer. A number of the Council's projects for the year were a paper drive, a car wash, a trip to the Student Council convention, publication of a student directory and the tradi- tional after -the -game dances. This year, as in many other years, the Student Coun- cil members staged a clean-up campaign for the school. Posters were found through- out the balls reminding the students to keep their school clean. At Christmas time the council members filled the school with yule-time decorations and joy. When springtime rolled' around, every corner and wall was covered with campaign slogans asking votes for new council members. As a reward for their hard Work throughout the year, the members took a trip in the spring for themselves and their dates . 34