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

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P.E. means physical education and that ' s exactly what Ms. Mary Ellen Karberg and Mr. Tim Wolt tried to make it. In the beginning of the course, the classes started out with a conditioning program that ranged from running to lifting weights. To break-up the monotony of the every day routine in the girls classes, Ms. Karberg would join in on a game of volleyball. The girls also took a week off from the strenu- ous sport to learn modern dance, and to make one up on their own. The boys classes had a wide variety of activities rang- ing from basketball, volleyball and floor hockey in the gym to kick soccer and Softball outdoors. Advanced P.E. was a new class added to curriculum this year and those students who took it found it to be a worthwhile class. Most of their activities took place away from school and they did many things that the students were interested in. Swimming, frisbee, golf, and playing euchre, were among the first activities that led into Rol- lerskating, ice-skating and tennis. Health is a required class for all sophomores but it varies greatly between the girls classes and the boys. The girls, taught by Ms. Karberg, had discussions about the body and also about nutrition. The boys on the other hand started out each class with a discussion about the local and national sports scene but also had discussions about psychotic illnesses, drugs, alcohol and tobacco. Girls in Health class learn about the ear with Miss Karberg ' s helpful demonstration. p.e., health 97

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Healthy, Fun, Conditioning 96 p.e., health

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People, there are so many of them — just faces in a never ending crowd. At CC, people aren ' t just faces they are part of a special family. One to which you belong. Each day these people fill the halls, ready with a smile when you need a lift. They always seem to have an extra quarter when your dying for a nutty bar. They are the ones that keep you awake at a late night study session. These people always seem to know when your car is on E and you need a ride home. They share your excitement when that special someone just talked to you in the hallway. Like a family, the people at CC, go through good times and bad. They help you celebrate getting your license and lend a shoulder to cry on. They are with you during those crucial sectional basketball games, when one final basket will determine victory or defeat. We are people coming together to pray on special occa- sions. This is a large part of CC ' s family life. We gather together for in-school masses, Search weekends, and special masses for Father Loner. CC ' s family is not as large as Jeff ' s or West Side ' s but it ' s the quality that counts. What is so special about the people at CC? Follow Me . , .