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

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ABOVE LEFT: Parents like Mr, and Mrs. Burks found a variety of French cuisin at tfie annual dinner. ABOVE RIGHT: After the French Club Dinner Sr. Cookie helps Beth Burks with clean-up. ABOVE: French Club: Carolyn Maickels, Debbie Cooper, Patty Martin, Jeanne Lux, Mary MacDonald 2nd row: Beth Burks, Beth Reidy, Laura Galloway, Sabrina Deck. 3rd row: Dawn Devine. Trang Nguyen, Celeste Ewalt, John Bailey, Bryan Muehl, Tri Nguyen. Back: Cecelia Brennan, Donna Steiner, Lana Bruse, Moderator, Miss Kneisley, Anthony Hausladen, Ann Marie Dwyer. RIGHT: French Cluf Officers: Vice President, Carolyn Maickels, President, Debbie Cooper, and Treasurer, Patty Martin, Not pictured: Secretary, Jeanne Lux. 152 trench club

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With the guidance of experienced secretaries, members of the Future Secretaries Association (FSA) were able to supplement class work with practical knowledge. Under the leadership of president Kim Andrews, the club was very ac- tive. Members took a tour of the State Farm Insurance building and received a first hand explanation of the newest typing machines and fil- ing devices. The National Secretaries of Amer- ica (NSA) sponsors CC ' s FSA. An NSA member attended all of ihe FSA meetings. The girls earned points for the Miss FSA award by doing projects. Each girl could earn five extra points if she attended an NSA meeting. FSA proved to be very beneficial for its members. It assisted them in acquiring knowledge concerning the business world, and showed them what secretarial jobs would be like. BELOW: During the FSA Christ- mas party, playing a game keeps Lisa Hilt laughing, while Carle Fields is content to eat her sucker. LEFT: While touring State Farm In- surance, Terri Boes tries her hand at the computer while Andrea Schilling looks on. ?%miiil ll V ' l Wm L j r M aW - -- 1 lM fsa 151

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The French club, under the guid- ance of Miss Debbie Kneisley, was very active this year. Their first pro- ject was a hugh success. Club mem- bers dressed up like American pio- neers from France, and sold potato soup at the Feast of the Hunter ' s Moon. The group also worked on their annual Christmas dinner. Members invited parents and friends to a French gourmet meal, which they prepared themselves. Although the officers were elect- ed late in the year, president Debbie Cooper didn ' t waste anytime get- ting a money making project under- way. The club sponsored a French bastille (jailhouse) at the St. Boni- face Mardi Gras. Patrons paid the club to put someone in jail for fifteen minutes. The French Club members planned to use their treasury to help pay for a trip to see the Museum of Science and Industry. The French Club members found that the club provided them with a great way to make friends and learn more about French Culture. ABOVE LEFT: The French Club din- ner canne complete with wine served by Celeste Ewalt. ABOVE RIGHT: As a pioneer, Miss Kneisley Ewalt. ABOVE RIGHT: As a pioneer, Miss Kneisley Ewalt. ABOVE RIGHT: As a pioneer, Miss Kneisley Ewalt. ABOVE RIGHT: As a pioneer. Miss Kneisley Ewalt. ABOVE RIGHT: As a pioneer. Miss Kneisley is ready to serve cus- tomers at the Feast of the Hunters Moon. trench club 153