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

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Grateful For Good Help The scent of freshly baked donuts and hot chocolate filled the halls ev- ery morning, as Sister Cookie pre- pared breakfast for students who didn ' t have time to prepare their own. When classes start at 8:30, Sister Petronia and Sister Jeanette helped Sister Cookie make lunch. Tender- loins and fish sandwiches were pop- ular items, along with tacos and pieces of homemade pie. Volun- teers who assisted at the snack bar provided the sisters with the help that was needed to make the lunch hour run smoothly. Mr. Bob Kennedy was the new supervisor of the maintenance de- partment, and was also in charge of the student work-study program. This program was organized to help students pay their tuition at CC. The students performed custodial du- ties, and were paid by the hour, just like any other job. They kept half of their pay, and the other half was used to pay their school fees. Mr. Kennedy ' s biggest project was the conversion of room 122 into a chapel. He and his staff planned to have the chapel ready for use before the 1979-80 school year ended. Members of the cafeteria and maintenance staffs spent hours upon hours, working for the stu- dents and faculty. We couldn ' t have survived without them. 4. To stress the importance of religion in our school Bob Kennedy hangs a crucifix in the cafeteria. 5. A malfunctioning drinl ing fountain is just one of the many machines Tim Leopker repairs. 6. Whether It ' s a fan bus, school bus or team bus, Ray Loepker can always be seen in the drivers seat. maintenance, cafeteria 109

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1. Dishing up a hearty bowi of soup, Sister Jean- ette helps out during lunch. 2. Sister Cookie prepares cups of hot chocolate for cold customer. 3. Millie Haan helps keep CC clean with a daily sweep in each classroom. 7. A vareity of fruit pies and salads are set out by Sister Petronia before lunch. 108 maintenance, cafeteria

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After School Helpers Teachers . . . sometimes they aren ' t the most popular people in the world. They ' re the ones who as- sign you to read thirty pages of a novel on the same night you have a wrestling meet. They ' re the ones who send you back to the office to get a late slip when you just missed making it to class on time. On the other hand, teachers aren ' t all that bad. Wasn ' t it Mr. Ja- red who stayed after school to help you with that trigonometry assign- ment you didn ' t understand? Mrs. Fletcher was known to take stu- dents home when an after-school help session was over. Fr. Loner be- came ill, and senior YCS members needed someone to help them with the Chili Supper. Mrs. Duket, Miss Anthrop, and Mrs. Kremer came to the rescue, sacrificing a lot of time in order to assist them. Teachers ... we have our ups and downs with them. But it ' s not hard to remember that they do so many nice things for us. We know we can count on then when we need a friend. 1. Mrs. Kremer ' s help is needed as she sets up a lab for a student. 2. The instruments are tuned and Mr. Combs is ready to direct another practice. 3. Robert Kevin Brettnacher (B.S., Purdue) Shop Drafting, Freshman Football Coach. In addition to teaching, Coach Brettnacher encourages freshman players to give their all. 110 faculty