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

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Five days a week the girls swim- ming team got up at 5:45 a.m. in order to be at the YMCA pool by 6; 15. They did a considerable amount of complaining . . . This practice seems awfully long! (The time goes slowly when one looks at the clock every five minutes.) I ' m sick! (What do you expect with an empty stomach and a strained neck from frequent clock watching). The first meet of the season proved to be very exciting. It was at North Montgomery and the score was very close. Coach Karberg had been keeping track of the score, and after the last relay, her total showed that the Whalers had lost by two points. The girls picked up their sweats and headed for the locker room. Then, the official score was announced — it was a tie! The girls decided it was a good thing Coach Karberg didn ' t major in math! There were always plenty of fans to support the girls. Along with their parents, there was one group in par- ticular who cheered the girls to vic- tory. Ken Benkessar, Larry Veracco, Tony Weber, Matt and Thad Hainje, Dave Torok, and Bob Fitzgerald sel- dom missed a meet. The Whalers were an athletic team representing CC, but most of all, they were a close group of girls who represented the spirit of Cen- tral Catholic. 1: A splash in the eye doesn ' t keep Carrie Baker from trying for her best time ever. 2: Perfect form is what keeps Mary Rentschlers ' diving scores high. 3: A deep breath after coming off a turn keeps Mary MacDonald cruising to another first place finish. 4: Girls Swim Team: Angel Hartley: diving coach, Cathy Driscoll, Sue Lannert, Tricia Onorato, Becky Schrader, Coach Mary Ellen Karberg. Mary Rentschler, Carrie Baker, Tricia Dris- coll, Bonnie Youart, Mary MacDonald, Terri Sebrey. NOT PICTURED: Maureen MacDon- ald, Beth Lehnen. 5: Perfect timing and bal- ance are essential for Cathy Driscoll to get a high score on her dive. 6: After practice be- fore school, Mary and Maureen MacDonald, Sue Lannert and Carrie Baker find time to get a bite to eat at The Waffle House. 7: Swim Team Award Winners: Sue Lannert: Captain, MVS: Carrie Baker: MIS: Mary MacDonald: MVD; Maureen MacDonald: MA; and Tricia Onorato: Co-captain. 8: Coach Karberg tab- ulates the lap times for her swimmers at an early morning practice. 9: Winding down after a hard practice, Sue Lannert and Maureen MacDonald use kick boards to loosen up their legs. swimming 189

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RETURN STa Eleven teams participated in CC ' s intramural bowling league. Since Father Loner was ill, Mr. John Roach and Mrs. Beth Duket took over the job of moderating the group, which met every Monday after school at Elston Lanes. This year, the team members were told they they had to abide by the fouling rules. (A foul is like a foot-fault. If the bowler ' s foot passes over a certain line, a buzzer is heard, and that particular ball doesn ' t count.) According to the rules of the game, the students were supposed to be penalized for com- mitting fouls, but in previous years, they didn ' t bother to count them. This year, many people concentrat- ed so hard on not fouling that they threw quite a few balls in the gutter. The competition between the teams provided a lot of fun for the students. Frequent cheering could be heard for fellow teammates. It resembled the cheering for the starting line-up at the basketball games when they yelled, Bob . . . Render ... WE WANNA WIN! Mike MacDonald was excited when he scored two turkeys. He ran round saying, I got two turkeys! I got two turkeys! Nobody knew what he was talking about until he explained that a turkey was a term used when a person made three strikes in a row. Mike had scored six strikes in a row, so he really had a lot to be happy about! Most of the bowlers enjoyed the season immensely. The league pro- vided an opportunity for the stu- dents to cultivate friendships and have a lot of fun. 1: Tricia Burns demonstrates one of the du- ties of a bowling team member by keeping score. 2: A strike by Bob Render gets him slightly excited. 3: Miss Duket hopes a new bowling ball and new shoes will bring a little luck. 4: That last bowling pin just won ' t go down for the very dissappointed Julie Milakis. 5: Bowling in an after school league is A-A- A-A O.K. for Sherry Vogel. 6: For Cora Reg- nier, a smile and a strike add up to the fun of bowling. 7: Bowling League: Front: S. Vogel, S. Klinker. C. Regnier. 2nd Row: M. MacDon- ald, M. Donahue, T. Hatke. M. Spencer, R. Garrity. 3rd Row: P. Lease, L, Lease. L. Mills. 4th Row: A. Reacock, T. Snyder. J. Greene, J. Jones, B. LaReau, J. Roach, 8. Render. 5th Row: Mr. Combs. Mr. Jared. R. Lehnen, I. Lafon, B. Kerr. Top Row: J. Milakis, J. De- laney. bowling 191