Central Catholic High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (West Point, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1966 volume:

(Dedica tion To our parents and faculty we, the class of 1966, proudly dedicate our HI LITES. It was through your sacrifices that we were able to receive our Catholic education. We also dedicate our yearbook to the men fighting in Viet Nam. We hope to follow in the footsteps of these gallant men to uphold our standards of democracy in the world today. 2 FACULTY Mr, R. Burbach Mrs. R. Burbach Sister Teresa Avila Sister M. Paraclita Sister M. Helen Sister M. Celesta Slater Janes Ellen Slater M. Vitalia Sister M Rosalinda FACULTY 1965 1966 Father N. Newman Monsipror H.J. Kaup Father T. Lange L. Nannen Father J. McNally Father R. Krause Father J. Kaup 5 SENIORS 8 One who quietly does her best. Nancy Bamirw Conrad Reeson Three cheers for the ladies and myself. This little lass is the youngest in the class Diane Praest Mary Mahlbarg I can resist anything but temptation. Raymond Schueth I'd like to grow up real tough and drink pop. If school is liberty - give me death. Larry Batanhorat 9 To eat is human; to digest is divine. Joan Dinslage Jeannine Heimann Quiet tongue shows a wise head. Her shyness is her key to success. Diane Nits Francis Kreikemeier Amusing, rough, and read 1. Patrick Ortmsier He knows what he wants. My mind is made up so don't confuse me with facts. Phyllis Rief 10 Quiet - unlike mowt of the °enior girls. An utterly Indescribable girl. Doris Rhode Martin Peatrovsky There's room on the top - but who wants to climb. 'A very sunshiny girl. Richard Baumert His blushes which so easily «tart - show that he has a most loving heart. 11 Gentlemen always seem to prefer blondes. 12 Wanted - girl to match my Ford. Alvin Eus ter brock Jonneth Ortmeier I always believe in singing my troubles away. )3 A personality all her own. Mildred Gentrup Glen Roberts All great men are dying; I don't feel so well myself. Have fun while your alive - your dead an awful long time. Patrick Maly It e not that I love study less, its just that I love fun more. Sharon Popken Georgia Rief An all-around girl. Joyce Haseler I'm a man hater - which way did he go. 14 The combined qualities of a girl and athlete. Dorethy Deppe Jeanette Guenther I ask nothing for myself, but please give my mother a son- in-law. 15 A giggle, a dimple and a whole lot of fun. Florence Ridder What thi country need i a good St cigar. Donald Throener Marcia Nebuda Quality rather than quantity it what matter . Donald Knobbe I'm not conceited - I'm just perfect. True to her work...work •..work. Jean Stewart PfciloMn Hunke I'm really not a innocent a I seem. 16 Janet Popken Kenneth Seeman Sandra Papels Handy chnrader Connie Ritzdorf Glen Ortneier Tom Wellman Ann Ortmeier Leona Ridder Ann Wiesen Robert Neesen Marla Woerman Robert Stieren Karen Randel Martin Throener 18 Linda Kloke David Meier Vincent Hagedom Carol Hugo Sophie Steuter David Heywood Larry Thaxton Don Peitzmeier Mark Meier Doreen Meiergerd Kenneth £nanuel Jerry Enrelmeyer 19 Norma Herman Sharon Goeken Randy Kleeman 20 4 Ln Alice Kreikeneier life Gary Kaup Duane Wiechman ■ Barbara Disher Larry Wiese Nancy Harstick Allen Erert SOPHOMORES 1968 Lois Schlickbernd Sharon Wieneke Candace Uhing Dan Schmaderer Marlene Hagedom James Schinstock 21 ■■ Kenneth Ernesti Joseph Meierperd Gary Dinslage Eugene Luebbert Dale Schlecht 22 Robert Dinslags Roily Kleeman Mike Westerman Arthur Rolf Pamela Buerman Connie Ulrich Doris Ouenther ki Mary Ellen Deppe Robert Renner Glen Prins Thomas Ortmeier Larry Wiechman Gerald Nebuda Iynn Welding Eileen Gerken ibi a Barbara Steffen Ralph Meister Duane Duememan Keith Batenhorat Charles Bauraert Dale Muhs 23 Lois Batenhorst Russel Wortman Betty Neeson Patrick Qrewe Theresa Thaxton Eugene Ernest! David Khievel Vicky Dlsher FRESHMEN 1969 % Kathleen Heimann Kenneth Johnson Joyce Ortmeier lift LeRoy Dinslage Vicky Wagner 24 °atty Westerman Thomas Meier Diane Steuter Allen Neuter Mary Hassler John Stratman Donna Strehle Itodney Wort man Michele Schrape Kenneth Reimers Benita Rief Bruce °onken Connie Randel Barbara Stratman Sharon ’.‘?oerian Daniel Schinstock 4Ji Robert Rolf Cynthia Steinhauser Cynthia Peitzmeier Arnold Rief Jeanne Schinstock 25 Kari Ellis Gerald Hugo Rita Goeken Glen Harstick Marilyn McGill Shelley Nit Donald Baumert Jane Mahlberg Mary Smith Tom Ehpelmayer Villiam Lennemann Allen Baumert Larry Feyerherm Kathy Wiese Harold Buse ■ Betty Hapedom Marilyn Ridder Mary tTlrich Alvera Hassler Linda Hapedorn Ray Luebbert Connie Pagels Jean Buerman Linda Bunn John Kreikemeier 26 28 TELL THEM HCW TO DO IT 12 ENERGETIC FRESHMEN SLAVING AWAY. 30 BUT DON'T PICK ON THE ONLY GIRL FATHER J. KAUP RELIGION III CLASS 32 BET THESE KIDS WISH SISTER WERE THERE. WE'LL TAKE LOOKS LIKE YOUR WORD FOR IT, YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOINO. 33 34 CENTRAL S SPANISH SERENADE LIBRARY FRESHMEN LEARNING LIBRARY TECHNIQUES FROM MRS. BUR3ACH Mrs. Meister- Our assistant in the library Sister Vitalis Librarian 35 Our library —alvrays INHABITED Buddinp Scientists What are you concocting? 36 1965 CLASS FRESHMEN OFFICERS S01IORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES 1966 HOMECOMING 1965 King Queen 39 R3QGIE SMITH GEORGIA RIEF SUPERLATIVES Richard McGill Francis Kreikemeier King-Reppie Smith Mary Mahlberg Nancy Baumann Con Reeson James Vordekemper Queen-Georpia Rief Judy Heimann Jane Reeson UNDERCLASSMEN 40 Jays Jar Pender, 41-12 x. C °A ‘ Smith, McGill Pace 41-6 Rout Coach Lyle Xannen’s high flying Central Catholic Blue- jays bowled over their fourth straight victim last Friday night on the local gridiron they mangled Clarkson, c e 4 Smith Stars As Jays Post Sixth Straight, 60-13 o p p rt h-� • P OTQ, 73 sO P P P _ CL - a p- o o s ST rD OJ P - 73 Late Flourish Helps Jays to o 27-14 Victory Over DC Aquinas g. 41 CC Season Record Individual Scoring WPCC 20 ” 39 ” 41 (9-0) Columbus Scotus 6 Oakland 13 Clarkson 6 Smith Emanuel Stieren TDs PATs TIP 26 11 167 7 9 51 6 1 37 99 60 Hartington CC 13 D. Wortman . . 5 1 31 II 27 David City Aq. 14 McGill 3 11 29 � � 41 Omaha H. N. 6 R. Wortman 2 0 12 99 47 Wayne 0 Heywood .... . 2 0 12 99 27 Wahoo Neuman 13 Rief 1 0 6 99 41 Pender 12 Schlecht .... 0 1 1 Passing Ydge Att. Com. McGill . 70 35 Schmaderer . . ... 3 1 Rushing Yardage C Yds. Ave. Smith 160 1566 9.7 Stieren 46 434 9.4 Emanuel .... 75 349 4.6 Schlect .... 16 88 5.5 R. Wortman . 19 74 3.9 Rief 14 72 6.1 Grosserode .. 1 2 2.0 McGill 47 27 .5 Central Catholic is runneruy . in Class B ratings. JayS LlMlD In placing CC in runnerup D.i' _ I _ J spot in Class B, McBride said, IvatUlff Ladder “West Point Central Catholic _ _ _ pressed for top honors and lhe loP Ien SESJ'K-S? ■ Omaha World Herald Ratines .......dc. Amina 9.!!.ruo .Nein Class B A ”“ ...... 1 York 2 WP Catholic 3 DC Aquinas 4 Cozad 5 Albion 6 Omaha Cathedral 7 Hebron 8 Columbus Scotus 9 Blair 10 Syracuse Class B Ratings 1. Blair 2. Valentine 3. WPCC 4. Schuyler 5. Holdrege 6. Cozad 7. Minden 8. Albion 9. Laurel 10. Gothenburg 42 Senior Captains SHOVEL, COACH NANNEN, SHOVEL Ever wonder what’s all in a coach’s job? One of the Ready for Actioni things on the agenda last week included shoveling sand into wet areas along the football field. Here, coach Lyle Nannen of Central Catholic shows student manager, “Fireball” Roberts the proper technique in the art of shoveling. 43 1966 McGill’s Passing Smith’s Running, Pace Win West Point’s Central Cath- olic Blue jays opened their 1965 home season in winning fashion last Thursday night as they rolled to a 39 13 con- quest of the Oakland Vik- ings. The victory boosted the Jays’ season mark to 2-0. The Bluejays rode the passing arm of senior quarterback Rich McGill to the decisive victory. McGill passed for four touchdowns despite a steady Irizzle that made the pigskin : -vet and hard to hang onto, i The rain soaked field made footing unsteady, but didn’t1 seem to hamper the running f All-state Reggie Smith, vho tallied twice, and rushed for 145 yards in 14 carries ?or a 10.3 average. He also lad an 85 yd TD run called ack because of a clipping enalty. Coach Lyle Nannen’s Blue- iay eleven took the opening cickoff on the 29 yard line nd marched 61 yards for :heir first TD. ■McGill passed to Ken Emanuel for the final 35 yds ind the score. Smith plunged for the PAT. Oakland came right back )n a 65 yd sustained drive of :heir own to tie the count at 7-all as Roger Saf plunged jver from the 2. Jim Ahrens Dassed to Mike Anderson for the PAT. The first quarter anded w’ith the score knotted at 7-7. . Reggie Smith put the Jays ond period as he recovered a Viking fumble to set up a 45 yd scoring drive which he capped with a 23 yd run into paydirt. McGill hit Dan Wortman with a 12 yard aerial strike of which Wortman made a circus catch and McGill plunged for the PAT to give the Jays a 20-7 halftime bulge. Third quarter scoring came on a 46 yard run by Smith and McGill’s 5 yd scoring strike to Ken Emanuel. Final tally for the Bluejays | came when McGill passed to Roger Wortman for a 7 yard I touchdown. I Oakland’s final six points | also came in the final i eriod I when Viking quarterback Jim Ahrens and Mike Anderson combined on a 5 yd scoring pass. 1965 . 4 'V 4 % fy. vO - of Smith Stars Again at Aquinas West Point’s Central Cath- olic Bluejays cleared another big hurdle on their 19 6 5 schedule by dumping David City Aquinas, 27-14 in a bat- tle on the Monarch field last Friday night. A pair of touchdowns in the final two minutes of play by All-state Full- back Reggie Smith broke a 14-14 tie and gave the local parochials their third straight win. Coach Lyle Nannen’s Blue- jays drew first scoring blood in the opening quarter as Smith rambled 82 yards for a six-pointer. Rich McGill ran for the PAT and the Jays held a 7-0 first quarter edge. Aquinas tied the score at 7-7 in the second canto as Terrv Geiger plunged for a 7 yard TD. He also booted the extra point. CC marched 75 yards fol- lowing the return kickoff to pull into a 14-7 halftime ad- vantage. Rich McGill unlim- bered his passing arm and hit Dan Wortman with a per- fect strike for the 30 yard touchdown. Smith bulled in for the extra point. Following the intermission break, both teams tightened their defenses and the third quarter was played near mid- field as neither team could muster a scoring threat. Early in the fourth quar- ter, Lee Grossnicklaus pulled the host team into a 14-14 tie as he rambled 24 yards for a six-pointer and also plunged for the PAT. With two minutes re- maining on the score- board clock. Smith took a handoff from McGill and bulled over for the winning TD from It w o yards out. The PAT was muffed and CC led, 20-14. An accidental on-side kicl by Bob Neesen gave the lo- cals possession of the pigskii on their own 48-yd line, im- mediately following the go ahead tally. Reggie picked up his thirc touchdown of the night on b brilliant 46 yard scampei just for insurance. McGil notched the PAT to dost scoring for the night. The rugged Jay defenst whiqh deserves much of the credit for the victory along with Smith’s offensive hero ics, was led hy Dave Heywood T nvwf v+nn VAn X «nmin' 44 PEP CLUB Jr.-Sr. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 45 46 Marilyn Jerry Diane Rich Rich Eileen Dan Lin a Leon Kathy 47 Elaine V A R S I T Y Janet Leona Linda Connie Shirley BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Mary Jo Barbara Apnes Donna Kathy Nancy R E S E R V E S 48 ACTIVITIES Monsignor and Senior Knights of the Altar 5) Sophomores Juniors Seniors 53 SODALITY BREAKFAST Sodality Officers JOE DIEKEHPER FATHER KRAUSE OLEJJ ROBERTS CONRAD RESSON RICHARD MoGILL JUDY HEIMANN SODALITY INITIATION 55 St. Pat’s WHAT HAVE WE? SAINT PAT'S DAY For several years the students have participated in HOME TALENT It seems to be fun. THE GREEN BERET 57 SWING YOUR PARTNER 58 Such wash women! SENIOR PICTURES ARE HERE ! s N 0 BALL -Senior boys Juniors look at rings JL. Iv- V V v 59 Senior Play OFF� ; HI CRT E DARUTG THEY MAY HAVE BEEN ANOELS, BTT PLATING P05T OFFICE????' Congratulations,Seniors Doctor Stover BOY . THIS IS SHF'� ’ 62 CTTRTAJN CALL Junior-Senior Prom 63 HONORS 64 WAYNE-JUNIOR GIRLS NANCY BAUMANN OUR ORGANI,STS-always ready always willing 65 GAMBLE ROBINSON COMPANY Suppliers of SNOBOY frozen and Fresh Fruits Vegetables Also Standby Canned Goods. V� | ms SMITH, MCGILL, ROBERTSON and NELSON AUCTIONEER'S and REAL ESTATE OAKLAND WEST POINT TEKAMAH PENDER CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION A hearty THANK YOU to our PATRONS ENGELHARDT FLORIST Phone 372-3U66 WEST POINT, NEERASKA PLYMOUTH DODGE DODGE TRUCKS CHRYLSER VERN W. HAGEDORN WEST POINT, NEBRASKA Cooplimants oft GLENS PUCE HAMMS CN TAP PIZZA AND SANDWICHES MIXED DRINKS FRANK J. KOWAL 212 South Main Street Phone 372-2021 Weat Point, Nebraalca MORE PHOTOS CONGRATUUTIONS to the CLASS of 1966 JAMES A. HOLT D'JNN 'S PACKAGE STORE MORE NEWS MORE READERS READ YOUR SCHOOL NEWS IN T fi WEST POINT REPUBLICAN! 67 0 NATIONAL r BANK n | WEST POINT, NEBR. | Congratulations to the class of 1966 Directors OFFICERS R. H. Freudenburg R. H. FREUDENBURG...........PRESIDENT Eldon G. Freudenhrg ELDON 0. FREUD ENBURG.............. Mai:in Weiler EX. VICE PRESIDENT W. H. Hasebroock GERALD C. HUNKE.......VICE PRESIDENT A. S. Chaves. DELYN L. WEGNER...............CASHIER MRS. D. WHITE .... .ASSISTANT CASHIER Complete Banking Service, Depository. Drive In Facilities, 2k hour ’’Bank with the sign that gives Temperature and Time FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC 68 RASMUS CIL CO. ED - RAY - BILL WEST POINT, NEBRASKA COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE 2 WRECKERS 24 HOURS PHONE 372-3559 NIGHT PHONES 372-2316 372-2275 Phone 372-21 55 West Point, Nebraska CONGRATUUTIONS to the CLASS of 1966 I from THE BIO STORE ON THE CORNER H.W R.L. BAUMANNS QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE BOYER FLOOR COVERING FLOOR TILE CARPETING TORGINAL DURESQUE The new seamless fleor Phone 372-351U 126 West Park Street West Point, Nebraska 68788 69 FOR FINE FOODS AND FRESH PRODUCTS IT� S HASEBROOCK'S IGA 203 N. MIDI WE GIVE S it H GREEN STAMPS WEST POINT, NEBRASKA CONTINENTAL BAKING COMPANY On 20th and Cuming Streets Omaha 2, Nebraska BAKERS OF VJONDER BREAD AND HOSTESS CAKE z5 V M-M-M! j JT ) BAKERY- ; fresh i BREAD 70 CUMING COUNTY DEMDCRAT at west ponrr, Nebraska EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE CUSS OF 19 66 Harold's Cafe Place to stop fit eat meet your friends 535 SO. LINCOLN PH 372-2342 CONGRATUUTIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS ED. M. BAUMANN SONS. 326-28-30 SO. MAIN STREET. PHONE 372-31 85 ALWAYS RELIABLE, QUALITY M)SE. BILL'S STANDARD oLrtVICE SOUTH UN HIGHWAY 32 275 PhuNR 372-2278 A STANDARD ORTMEIER’S SEED. FEED. 6 PRODUCE Purina Chows Custom Grinding Mixing--Spraying Commercial Ferti 1izer--Ag Lime J. I. Case lmplements--Farm Seeds We Buy Poultry--Cream Eggs FREE Pickup Delivery Service FOR SHIPPING CALL ELlIS TRANSFER Phone 372-3537 West Point, Nebr. WEST POINT PH. 372-21 81 OMAHA PH. 31 5-8733 DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE household MOVERS 71 WEST POINT RENDERING COMPANY WEST POINT, NEBRASKA MEAT and BONE MEAL Phone 372-21 27 OWNERS� Clifford L. Johnson Donald L. Johnson WEST POINT VETERINARY CLINIC C.C. COLLINS D.V.M. H.L. WEEKS D.V.M. J.M. COLLINS D.V.M. Phone 372-21 21 WEST POINT NEBRASKA CENTRAL GRAVEL COMPANY ■SAND FOR ANY CONSTRUCTION JOB Read Gravel Concrete Sand Mortar Sand Fill Sand Rock DEPENDABLE DELIVERY SERVICE EBEL ALFALFA COMPANY THREE STAR SUN CURED ALFALFA PELLETS THREE STAR DEHY ALFALFA PELIETS SCRIBNER NEBRASKA MOODIE MOODIE ATTORNEYS AT LAW IAW OFFICE WEST POINT, NEBRASKA COMPLIMENTS of the HERFF JONES COMPANY CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RING SUPPLIERS FRED W. MARTENS, REPRESENTATIVE 72 TOWN PUMP BAR 130 So. Main WHERE FRIENDS MEET LIQUOR BEER SANDWICHES BEST OF LUCK FRCH COAST OF COAST HARD. BERNARDS SUNDRIES BERNARDS INSURANCE 126 South Main Vast Point, Nebraska Phone 372-2053 Best Wishes From THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS St. Joseph's Council. No. 2272 West Point, Nebraska MAIN STREET BOWL BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH 333 NORTH MAIN 372-9990 BRCWNS DRY CIEANERS AND LAUNDRY PHCUE 372-3316 212 North Main NORTH END CAFE BEER AND LUNCHES West Point, Nebraska FINE FOOD 73 Kaup Produce CITY TAVERN BEER SANDWICHES 117 W. Park Phone 372-9985 Cash Buyers SCHUETZE TRANSPORTATION Poultry Eggs and Cream West Po Leonard Schuetze int Nebraska Congratulations to the graduating class of 1956 ELKHORN VALLEY CLINIC L.L. Eric son M.D. E.L. Sucha M.D. MEYER ELECTRIC 127 WEST BRIDGE PHONE 372-2272 WEST POINT, NEBRASKA Loster C. Selletin Construction Co West Point, Nebraska 74 LANDHOLM TRANSFER LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HAULING GRAIN and LIVESTOCK Phone 372-29$6 WEST POINT, NEBRASKA CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 66 KAUP ELECTRIC ELECTRIC WIRING OF ALL KINDS Phone 372-2966 WEST POINT, NEBRASKA PHELPS TOBACCO and CANDY COMPANY FREMONT, NEBRASKA Phone 721-J 9UU WHOLESALERS and DISTRIBUTORS FINEST STYLES and FASHIONS are at BETTY'S FASHIONS 128 East Park Street , West Point Nebraska BERTS' DRUG STORE PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS CAMERAS PRESCRIPTIONS PHOTO SUPPLIES FREE DELIVERY Phone 372-3M5 West Point, .Nebraska PHILLIPS 66 O.K. SUPER SERVICE DALE LARRY RECKER Phone 372-3131 On Highway 275 ---- West Point, Nebraska HOTEL WEST POINT Phone 372-2U57 West Point, Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ortmeier, Proprietors FARMERS CO-OP COMPANY COMPLETE FARM AND HOUSE SUPPLIES Phone: 372-3121 West Point Nebraska 75 SAND'S — HUCKA, INC. FIRST IN PERSONAL SERVICE U16 South Main Street West Point, Nebraska McCormick Tractors and Machines. International Trucks Maytag Sales and Service Amana Refrigeration t.f (MNAttONAl MAM VIST! WEST POINT FARM SUPPLY, INC. SUPERSWEET FEEDS ------ DEKALB CHIX k CORN SURGE MH BC EQUIPMENT CUSTOM GRIND DC and MDCDC PHONE 372-3L13 WEST POINT, NEBR. STREHLS1S SERVICE Gas - Oil - Tires Highway 275 32 Tank Wagon Delivery Ford SHORTY'S TAVERN LViKSR'S JOHN DEERE, FORD AND MERURY SALES AND SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES WEST POINT, NEBRASKA Beer and Lunches On the corner of Park and Main mERCURY SCHMITT’S BOYS' WEAR West Point, Nebraska 76 WM. GLEN ROBERTS INSURANCE AGENCY LOW COST AUTO LOANS ALL LINES OF INSURANCE DEPENDABLE SERVICE Phone 372-3362 West Point, Nebraska VOGLTANCE STORES JAHNKE PAINT APPLIANCES Dial DR 2-208 West Point Nebraska H fc- Since 1925 West Point, Nebraska WEST POINT MUSIC CO. 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