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

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Math and Science Clubs Combine Fun and Learning SEATED: Bob Rettig, Barb Petrie, Mike Shafer. STAND- ING: Jim Faulkner,DanPuetz, Janet Sabol, Mark Shafer, Ken Rogers, Denny Bohen, Frank Hwang, Sister M. Au- gustine, Moderator. Members of the C .C . Mu Alpha Theta Chapter have an opportunity to attend monthly lectures at Purdue University in addition to meetings at school. The Math Club is limited to stu - dents with an A or B average in four semesters of Math. Not only does the club engender keener interest in Mathematics, but it also pro- motes enjoyment of mathematics among interested students. Heading this year's club are Mike Shafer, Pre sidentg Barb Petrie, Vice Presidentg and janet Sabol, Secretary -Treasurer . Headed by Jack Sabol, President, Frank Hwang, Vice -Presidentg and Janet Sabol, Secretary -Treasurer, the Knights of Science sponsored the C .C. and Purdue Science Fair. Members of the club enjoyed several field trips that took them from Eli Lilly to Argonne National Laboratory. Likewise, Science Club members enjoyed interesting lectures, movies, trips to Purdue Veterinary School and the Nuclear Reactor and Cyclotron. LEFT: Dan Shipley, Jim Miller, Maxine Morgan, Ken Rogers, Mary Sabol, Tom Eberts, Steve Catldo, Mike Laws, and Bill McCarty. RIGHT: Frank Hwang, Jack Sa- bol, Janet Sabol, and Sister Caspar, Moder - ator.

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Past and Contemporary Cultures Under the guidance of the moderator, Mrs. Hernandez, club Hispano -America developed the ideals of practicing the Spanish language and learning more about the culture of Spanish American countries. The officers elected were: president , Kathy Wilsong vice-president, Kathy Sch- raderg secretary, Margaret Maloneyg treasurer, Deborah Melville. Highlight- ing the activities of the Spanish Club were the annual Spanish Christmas Party and occasional lectures from club members who had visited Latin American Countries. Every Thursday the Spanish students Attendance at the State Convention of the Junior Classical League was the main pro- ject of the Latin Club, with the annual A.P.S.L. Test taking second on the list. The Freshmen and Sophomores each elected officers. Those freshmen elected were: james Grieves, Pat Leming, and James Lazar. The sophomores included Dave I-Ialsmer, Maureen Doheny, john Sch- rader, and Kathy Dowell. The study of the Latin language and of Latin and Greek cultures provided the stu- dents with a vast frontier of knowledge to cover. A lighter goal of the Latin club attended Tertulias at Purdue for which wasto provide the members with entertain- they received extra class credit . At these Tertulias the Spanish language and culture were discussed. ment by means of Latin games and skits. ROW 1: J. Schrader, D. I-Ialsmer, K. Dowell, M. Doheny, J. Lazar, J. Grieves, P. Lemming, Sr. Seraphia, Mod- erator. ROW 2: L. Korty, J. Binz, K. Bresnahan, J. Rettig, N. Hack, S. Drewry, D. Delion, C. Enz, D. Puetz, K. Finley. ROW 3: L. Titus, G. Stevens, F. I-litze, M. I-Ialsmer, D. Korty, T. Gagen, T. Moldthan, M. Anthrop, P. Casey. ROW 4: C. Deerr, L. I-Llghtower, C. Vaughn, T. Rohrman, K. Bongen, K. Funcheon, B. Stanfield, M. Bo- zik, C. Hughes, M. Kerssermakers. ROW 5: D. Pfrommer, D. Coleman, E. Minniear, J. May, B. McMahon, T. Stodgell, S. Stone, K. Hunsburger, C. Benkesser, E. Schmitt. ROW 6: M. Silver, S. Norris, S. Rothrock, M. Wolf, A. Warrick, M. I-lege, D. Smith, J. Haan, K. Moeller. ROW 7: T. Ricks, D. Radner, J. Bower, M. Onorato, L. Moeller,K. Doheny, B. Schetzsle, D. Mucker, D. Spitznagle. ROW 8: C. Clahoun, M. DeHahn, B. Ryan, S. Adams, K. Raymond, P. Baron, C. Schilling, J. Fleming. 37

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Getting to Know France -. A --5 Nu, , This year the French Club, Le Cercle Francais, proudly boasted of twenty-nine members. Among the accomplishments of this group was the adoption of a Constitution and its translation into French. The goals of the French Club included a study of France and an understanding of its language, culture, and customs, particularly ig in Normandy and Provence. The officers were Joe Wemhoff, Presidentg Sharon Hent- shel, Vice-presidentg Marilyn Sabol, Sec- retary and Marilyn Sheets, Treasurer. Under the guidance of Sister Liliosa, the French Club made great strides this year and tried ardently to achieve its many goals. la . 'TTYW al 1 Dressed in native custom, these four girls take an imaginary trip to Normandy via pictures. BOTTOM ROW: Becky Westrick, Joe Wemhoff, Mary Ann Sabol, Sharon Hentschel, Marilyn Sheets, Mary Hig- gins. ROW 2: Dennie Bohan, Linda Lehnen, Kathy Force, Janet Sabol, Sue Van Hoy, Laura McCarty, Manuel Cibrian. ROW 3: Steve Buit, Connie Halsema, Kathy Parker, Alice Hession, Janet Kelly, Mary Ann Emge, Ann Uttermohlen, George Meluch. ROW 4: Pam Neher, Dorothy Posthauer, Diane Sunden, Linda Lambuth, Sandy Lehnen, Annette Westrick, Sandy Brown, Vicky Zehring. 39