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

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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

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The girls who played on the junior varsity and freshman basketball teams gained plenty of playing ex- perience. Girls who were members of the freshman also played on the JV team. This valuable experience will be an asset to the girls ' basket- ball program next year. Kathy Peters returned to coach the two teams. Practices were held in the gym at whatever times were available. Three hour practices were a common occurrence on Satur- days. Warm-ups which included running ten laps around the gym were also common. The freshman team only played four games. Emotions were running especially high during one of them. There was very little time left, and Nina Lux was told to foul so the Knights could get the ball. She was so excited about the possibility of helping the team pull off a win that she ran right over the girl she was supposed to foul and knocked her flat on her back. The JV team had a particularly rough season. After playing twelve games, they had only defeated one team, Clinton Prairie. There were a few notable moments, though. Dur- ing one game, Kay Harless lost her glasses and the referees had to stop the game so she could retrieve them. Although the girls didn ' t have a winning season, the spirit was al- ways high. Some of the players re- ceived nicknames, like Donna Steiner (Goon) and Colleen Bresna- han (squirt). The girls enjoyed the season, and looked forward to the 1980-81 season, with hopes of making the varsity. 1: Disregarding the girl trying to block her, Kay Harless fires a shot. 2: Colleen Bresna- han strives to pass the ball over her oppo- nent. 3: Joy Stokes drives in for a lay up for an easy two points. 4: A time-out gives Coach Cathy Peters a chance to discuss the g anne plan with her Knights. 5: A time out gives the team a chance to hear what Coach Keith Lannen has to say about using strate- gy. 6: A layup for Kathy Buntin means an easy two points for the Knights. 7: While Kay Harless takes a refreshing drink, Peggy Sabol watches the game with anticipation. girls basketball 193