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

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Mr. McEvoy is one of the many people who save gas by walking to school each day. TOP: To save gas, Theresa Lux, Cora Regnier and Kathy Dyer decide bike travel is best.

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mmr- ■ 1 m HIS vL- l. ' PxiP 1 N-o-o-o is the answer, your wasting your time O is for orientation, beginning a new year P is for parties, the weelcend ' s near Q is for quarter tests, with every class we take R is for rules, we ' d often like to break S is for Spirit, we know will never die T is for time, it always seems to fly U is for unique, we ' re each one of a kind V is for the victory, on every athlete ' s mind W is for waiting, will the last bell ever ring? X is for the X-tra faith we have in Christ our King Y is for YCS, for Appalachia we fight Z is for z-z-z ' s, it ' s time to say goodnight. TOP: Studying our Christian faitli is easy for Teresa Lux as she situates herself in a com- fortable position. LEFT: YCS members Ina Lafon and Tammie McDonald liven up bingo with a surprise birthday cake for Byron. RIGHT: Fluffy pillows and a storybook (?) are all Terry Crowe and Larry Butz need to put them to sleep.

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Could You Give Me A Ride? Have you ever stopped to think about how people get to school each day? Some people, like Jeanne Lux and Karia White, just walk across the front lawn and they ' re here. Some can be seen pedaling their bikes down 9th Street on their daily journey to CC. Dan Schrader doesn ' t pedal — he zooms up on his moped. Others, like Camille and Cecilia Brennan, come all the way from Fowler, Indiana. The high price of gasoline forces many students to ride the bus to school each day. Some get on the bus at 7:00 a.m. and don ' t get home until 4:30. The Lafayette Catholic Schools purchased a new bus this year. Together with the bus that the Lafayette Christian School owns, there are now seven buses within the system. Every morning and evening stu- dents change buses at St. Boniface. It ' s a real sight to see all seven bus- es lined up along North Street. If you ' re lucky, you don ' t get off the last bus and discover that the CC bus is the one in the front of the line, Lana Brose said. No matter how long the ride or short the walk, students are always together when the second bell rings at 8: 15. They ' re within the walls of a Catholic school, but is the Spirit really with them? Follow me . . . Camille Brennan and her sister commute 33 miles before reaching school. TOP: Brian Schrader attempt one of the more difficult stunts Involved in skateboarding. LEFT: A bus load of Lancers find sleep irresistable on their long journey home from New York. OP- POSITE PAGE CENTER: Sitting on her dream bike Ina Lafon awaits the day that she will have her own motorcycle. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: John Jones and Tony Kendall with their ' 57 Plymouth and ' 75 Firebird demonstrate car changes.