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

Page 135 text:

I -X Special Things Ahead Sophomores — soon to be up- perclassmen, each one looking for- ward to something special. What does a sophomore look forward to? — We ' ll be closer to graduation — then I can go to Purdue! — Monica Butz — We ' ll have more influence on the other students . . . this will help us build more school spirit. — Sam Gurnick — We ' ll have a better chance to get a good part in the play. — Carrie Baker — The guys get cuter!! — Me- gan Donahue — We ' ll be able to be on the Lance staff. — Stephanie Klinker — People won ' t pick on me anymore. I won ' t get hung upside down in the bathroom, or rolled down the hall in a trash can. My brother will be a freshman, so I can pick on himll — Jim Parr It ' ll mean more fun — PAR- TIES!! — Tim Metzinger Whatever the special thing is that each sophomore waits for, it won ' t be long until they ' ll discover whether or not all the waiting was worth it. Cora Regnier Kimberly Reifel Martin Rentschler Stan Roark Tony Schafer Andrea Shilling Douglas Schrader Denise Shoaf Robert Smith Joy Stokes Michael Viola Bonnie Youart Mike Rayman sophomores 133

Page 134 text:

Susan Hanna Tim Hatke Devon Heshaw Kevin Igo Troy Kingma Lori Klinl er Stephanie Klinker RIGHT: Using the wrong bait, John Greene discovers that fishing in the Biol- ogy tanl can be boring. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Butz adds a final touch to Andrea Schilling ' s hair before taking her picture. FAR RIGHT: Carolyn Maikel, Mary Mac- Donald and Carrie Baker have fun bee ing crazy in gym class. Daniel LaReau Phillip Lease Beth Robert Jeanne Thersa Lehnen Lehnen Lux Lux Carol Mary Carolyn Patricia Lyons MacDonald Maikel Martin Tim Todd Jill Thomas Metzinger Morton Moser Mowie Michelle Troung Nelson Nguven James Jonathon Parr Peterson 132 sophomores

Page 136 text:

Freshman Spirit Glows Freshman spirit began to glow early in the year with an extremely successful candle sale. The net profit was over 2,500, making the ifreshman the wealthiest class in the school! To celebrate their good fortune, the frosh decided to have a pizza party. The food came from Pizza King, and everyone ate to their heart ' s content. Music was provided by several lo- cal high school students, including two from C.C. Larry Mills played the electric guitar and Bill Balser kept the beat with his drums. Cash prizes Michael Brennan Matthew Brooks Lana Brose Robert Buit Bill Bullock Kathleen Buntin Elizabeth Burks Alan Butz were given to the top sellers. Janet Hubertz won the $100.00 first prize, and Richard Goris won the 50.00 second prize. The evening passed quickly and everyone returned home with ach- ing feet and full stomaches. Since all the students had come from different grade schools, this project helped them get to know each other and become a unified group. Through organization, coo- peration, and diligence, the class grew together, made new friends and boosted their treasury. James Chinn Julie Corazza Jacqueline Decker Jeffrey Deerr Dawn Devine Dennis Patrice Donahue Driscoll 134 freshmen