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

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Chorus Fills Halls with the Sound BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Schrader, Maxine Morgan, Sheryl Klene, Ramona Wise, Sandy Brown, Liz Williams, Geneva Dux,Bill Wilson, John Rogers, Andy Zidar, Karen Steill, Sue Lazar, Margie Morgan, Theresa Wilson, Donna Schaik. ROW 2: Sr. Everildis,Jacklin Buit, Fran Hitze, Gail Stevens, Teresa Rohrman, Joann Rettig, Helen Budewitz, Steve Wise,Dick Sperback,Ken Rosawski, Connie l-lalsema, Graceann Caesar, Charla Malady, Debby Goldsmith, Sharla Pechin. ROW 3: Diane Meyers, Mary Sabol, Karen Stonuey, Mary Malady, Linda Hightower, Mary Emge, Jim Hession, Manuel Cibrian, Dick Wise, Becky Butz, Kathy Halsmer, Mary Weber, Marianna I-lalsmer, Kitty McDowell. ROW 4: Susie Schultz, Kathy Harris, Jane Brickler, Alice Hession, Sue Miller, Bridget Mackey, John Memmer, George Meluch, Ken Rogers, Sue VanHoy, Diane Sunden, Meg Lundstrom, Josie Lundstrom, Mary Ellen Halsmer. ROW 5: Becky Westrick, Linda Houston, Peggy Spitznagle, Sharon Kennedy, Nancy Douglas, Judy Schershel, Steve Knight, Tom Zidar, Jackie Mitchell, Dorothy Posthauer, Mary Plaster, Linda Timmons, Barb Goetz. ROW 6: Liz Klinker, Ann Westrick,Linda Lehnen, Vicky Zehring, Tam Cherry, Gayle Weber, Barb Bice, Janet Christian, Ellen Schmidt, Pat Goldsmith, Dorothy Lander, Doraleen Scheetz, Suzanne Reifers, Maureen Muinzer, Sharon Smith. 48

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C.C.'s Up to Big Business FRONT ROW: B. Anderson, S. Schultz, S. Raush, C. Hawk, R. Zahn, S. Miner. SEC- OND ROW: P. Redmon, B. Mackey, P. Krick, N. Douglas, M. Kerkoff, M. Phillips. THIRD ROW: M. Barton, M. Malady, J. Thelen, B. Runkle, K. Sondegrath, J. Al- breghts, J. Farley, S. Wise, J. Memmer, D. Wise, R. Anthrop. Something old, something new . . . the Business Club makes its debut at C .C . The goal of this new club is to provide educational, vocational, and leadership experience for the business world. High- lighting the activities of this new club were trips to Lafayette National Bank and to National Homes. Also, the guest speakers, Mr. Robert Moldthan, Mr. Joseph Faulkner, and Miss Darr, added much interest to the club's activities. The officers are: president, Sheri Rauschg vice-president, Suzanne Schultzg secretary, Cheryl Hawkg and treasurer , Ruth Ann Zahn. The Business Club is under the supervision of Sister Mary Kathleen. All work together to realize this new club's chief purpose of develop- ing business leaders for the world of to- morrow. Phyllis Redmon and Betsy Anderson demonstrate dicta phone to Cheryl Hawk and Susie Schultz. I

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of Music Who are the humming Students walk- ing down the corridors? C .C . 's chorus of course! Chorus enables students to provide an opportunity for harmonious work with one another. Under the cap- able Sister Everildis, the Chorus had many activities planned. After partici- pation in the musical festival at Kokomo , they presented the Christmas Convoca- tion and the operetta both of which every- one in the school enjoyed. Then, lastly, they paid tribute to the outgoing seniors at graduation time. So, again this year as in the past: each year a bigger and better C .C . Chorus! 49