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

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1. Mrs. Hernandez, dean of sophomore women, helps the Spanish students learn faster by using flash cards. 2. Mr. Wolf, dean of sophomore men, works at his desk in the athletic department. 3. In Principles of Science Mr. Day, dean of the freshmen men demostrates how the experiment is to be done. 4. In a relaxed manner Mr. Kremer, dean of the Junior men, conducts a class discussion in Religion class. 5. Dean of senior women. Miss Kneisley positions the pom pon girls for practice. 6. Mr. Lehnen, dean of senior men, discuss the majorpoint of thechapter sith the the major point of the chapter with the civics class. 7. Dean of junior women, Ms. Herber dictates the notes for junior English class. 8. Miss Karberg, dean of freshmen women, grades papers during a test in girls Health class.

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LEFT: Father Noel, pastor of St. Lawrence reviews his schedule for future reference. BELOW: One of Father Duncan ' s jobs as pastor of St. Ann ' s parish is receiving calls from concerned parishioners. CENTER: A very busy Bishop Raymond Gallagher looks through the files kept on happenings in his diocese. LEFT: Father Donald Hardebeck, pastor of Blessed Scarament takes a moment to ponder his daily duties. bishop, pastors 105

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Problem Solvers Help What is a dean? In the opinion of some CC students, a dean is some- one who is always handing out de- tentions. However, the dean ' s job involves more than just being disci- plinarians. They work hard to estab- lish rules and guidelines which are fair to the students. They also help solve problems studentsmight be having with teachers. When asked if a dean ' s job in- volves a lot of time, Mr. Day re- sponded, It ' s not so much the time, but the responsibility of being there when your needed. Most of the deans felt that their jobs brought them closer to the stu- dents. Miss Kneisley has had this year ' s senior girls for three years. She said that as their dean, she is able to help the girls with their school life, as well as life after they graduate. She demonstrated this with the talk she gave them at the beginning of the year. Realizing that many of them would be getting mar- ried soon after graduation, she gave advise about how to make such im- portant decisions. She had recently become engaged herself, so she was speaking from experience. Our deans play an important part in our lives. They really care about us as students, and as people. deans 107