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

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and Educates ' l'l -3' Typists- -SEATED, 1-r: Sandy Miner, Michele La- Mothe. STANDING: Sheri Rausch, Ruth Ann Zakm, Susan Schultz. Junior Staff: SEATED: Joe Rausch. BOTTOM ROW: L-R Sharon Smith, Connie Aveline, Kathy Courter, Steve Stone, Sharon Reihle, Marika Enz, Dana Fitz- sommons. 2nd ROW: Kathy Force, Kathy Bates, Pat Timmons. 3rd ROW: Steve Os- borne, Steve Buit, Bob Rettig, Mark Schafer, Dan Puetz, Dennis Bo- han, Sam Lencke, Jeanne Doheny. S., Senior Staff Members: 1-r: Jack Sabol, Jeff Kem per, Rick Spencer, Cheryl Lehnen.

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Centralight Informs, Entertains, GENCWAI SX fp, gf SEATED: Sheila Ryan, Barb Adams. STANDING: Mike Schafer, Sister Mary Walter, and Terri O'Con- ner. Functioning as the central news medium here at C .C . , the Centralight informs, en- tertains and educates its readers. With Tom Shriner serving as editor, the staff rushedto gather news and meet deadlines to present an overall good paper to the student world. The staff consists of juniors and seniors all working together for the same purpose--to put out a good newspaper. Come springtime, new students are in- troducedas staffers. Several weeks of prep- aration have enabled these students to be- come Centralight workers. Another event that occurs in the spring is theelection of new editors for the different departments. When all their work has been completed, the staffers feel confident of a job well -done . The paper itself isa proof of this but an All- Catholic award serves as another proof of their hard work. Through the Centralight, everything from departmental activities to Athletics is pro- jected for faculty and student body alike to have a glimpse of Central Catholic's many facets. Tom Shriner, editor, shows award to Marilyn Wise,Pat Render,Kathy Fleming, and Gary Lins- meyer, page editors. CE GEENYQALIGHT 5 Csmrmmy fl 40

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Y.C.S. Has Social and Spiritual Goals To train students for Christian leader- ship and to influence the teenage World in which students live are goals of the Sopho- more Young Christian Students CYCSD. The YCS is busy with many projects, such as at- tending Study Day in Fort Wayne with other YCS groups, assisting with the Diocesan Census, and visiting the poor, sick and aged at Chrismas time. Other projects for the year are collecting rosaries, pictures, and other devotional objects for migrant workers, sponsoring a Halloween dance, and attending the YCS convention in August. The YCS has joined the Indianapolis Federation which means they keep in closer contact with activities and projects of other YCS Senior Y.C.S. members, Barb Nelson, Cheryl Hawk, groups in the State, The Offigefg are: Karen Dewenter, and Janet Haan, make paper cribs president, Ed Minnieari ViCe-pI-esident, Bert Lorog secretary, Vicky Zehring: treas- urer, Carol Calhoun. as their Christmas project. FRONT ROW: Bert Loro, Carol Calhoun, Dave Halsema, Eileen Hayes, Carol Schilling, Bob McMahon. BACK ROW: Ed Minniear, John Schrader, Vicky Zehring, Joe Wemhoff, Diane Mucker, Jayne Binz, Connie Deerr. 42