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

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Varsity Encounters Stiff Competition ll i, BOTTOM: Coach Tom Krysinski, Dick Schick, Bill Cutter, Jack Albregts, John Rutherford, Larry Gilbert, Bob Cavanaugh, Jack Bogan,Mike Klippel, Tom Combs, Coach Paul LaRocca. 2nd ROW: Coach Michael Igo, Steve Ketterer, Steve Zehring, Terry Schmitt, Dave O'Connor, Bill Bogan, Joe Sukits, George Smith, John Lazar, Bruce Cavanaugh, and Larry Thelen. 3rd ROW: Bill Andrews, Larry Aveline, Wayne Dienhart, Lynn Brown, Bill Tro- baugh, Jim Brady, Jim Taylor, Joe Rausch, Steve Schetzsle, Chris Rottler, Paul Shockey. 4th ROW: Mike Crim- mins, Dave Halsema, Jerry Memmer, Ron Bush, Mark Thise, Dick Coolman, John Schrader,Tom Reifenrath, Steve Rothrock, Bert Loro, and Gene Hatke. 5th ROW: Bruce Del-Iahn, Mike Rush, Tom Switzer, Tim Brown, Jim Andrews, Ed Hoppe, Jack Reuzenaar, Dan Hoppe, Mike Wolf, Don Bush, and John Arth. Crawfordsville's Larry Vaught tries to evade Bob Ca- vanaugh in this game with the Athenians. Jack Albreghts and Gary Linsrneyer move in to stop West Side's Carlton Potts for short yardage. 52'

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THLETICS Although the immediate goal of ath- letics is victory, the ultimate gain one may receive is much more rewarding. The challenges which an athlete may confront in sports mirror the challenges he will face in later life. Win or lose, Central Catholic athletes learned to meet these challenges in good sportsman- ship. Through this they gained basic social poise by Working as members of a team. Because of athletics, the ath- lete has gained invaluable experience, Central Catholic has earned additional respect, and the community has won deserved praise . K lx I f4oN3 rv W fx? QQQQ x hd 7

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Knights Upset West Lafayette I3-7 Facing the toughest schedule in school history, the Knights finished the season with an unimpressive 4-6 record. Opening with five straight road games, the Knights man- aged impressive wins over Frankfort and Lebanon. Losses to Twin Lakes, Fort Wayne South and undefeated Warsaw left the record at 2-3 . A win over Indianapolis Chartrand in the home opener and a stimulating upset over West Lafayette boosted the slate to 4-3 . The team then bowed to Southwestern and went on to receive a hard-fought defeat by Craw- fordsville and Delphi. CC ........ 19 Frankfort .... 6 CC 13 Twin Lakes. . . 25 CC. . . . . 0 Fort Wayne Southside .... 16 CC . . . . .32 Lebanon. . . . O CC.. ...7 Warsaw.....26 CC . . . . .14 Indianapolis Excitement reached its peak as the football team Cha-I'tI'3-Hd --.- 6 burst onto the gridiron before the West Lafayette CC 0 , , , ,13 West Lafayette , , 7 game' CC . . . . . 7 Southwestern . . 16 CC . . . . .12 Crawfordsville . .26 cc.. ...14 De1p111......28 Larry Gilbert shows why he was chosen most valuable back as he runs for valuable yardage against the Red Devils. 53