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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1976 volume:

1 • ] The Senior class chartered a couple of buses to travel to Omaha to see the American Freedom train on Thursday, Sept. 25. The bus carrying the girls left right on schedule, but the boys had to wait for nearly an hour before their bus arrived. It was interesting to view the many historical exhibits in every category of American History. Fr. Ourada, assistant superintendent, collects guns, hunts, and likes tc target shoot. He enjoys reading and listening tc country music. He also is card player, with poker beingl his favorite game. Sr. Agatha Micke, assistant principal, enjoys listening to semi- classical music, making| fanciwork and reading. _i 6 B fll I� - IL lil i Lori Baumann daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Raymond Baumann Sharon Emanuel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Emanuel Denise Doememan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Doememan Sandy Ernesti daughter uf Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Ernesti 8 Mark Baumert son of Mr. and Mrs. Marius Baumert Ann Frickenstein daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frickenstein James Baumert son of iImIIiii Ronald Collins son of Dr. and Mrs. Clark Collins Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Baumert Carol Evert dcughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Evert 9 1 Donna Gentrcp daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gentrup Linda Gentrup daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gentrup DeAnn Harms daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ray Lang Carol Goeken daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goeken Russell Herman son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Herman 10 LaDonna Hagedom daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Hagedorn Tim Knievel son of Mr. and Mrs. James Knievel Connie Guenther daughter of Mr. jnd Mrs. Kenneth Guenther Nancy Hugo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hugo Doris Hagedom daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hacedorn Dale Knievel son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Knievei Kevin Knobbe son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knobbe William Luebbert son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Luebbert 12 §1!? Judy Luebbert daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Luebbert Sharon Lux daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lux LeRoy Luebbert son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Luebbert Tomas Martinez son of Mr. and Mrs. Martinez Gavza Norman Luebbert son of Mrs. Casper Luebbert David Meiergerd son of tdward Meiergerd M Kathy Ryan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ryan Alice Stalp daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stalp Randy Schinstock son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Schinstock Diane Spenr daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spenner Patrick Stalp son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stalp 14 Randy Schlautman son of Larry Schueth Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Schlautman Cynthia Schlecht daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Schlecht son ot Mrs. Ambrose Schueth Kathy Steffensmeier daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aloys Steffensmeier Peggy Stieren daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stieren Bonnie Uhing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Uhing 15 Diane Meiergerd daughter of Edward Meiergerd Vincent Meiergerd son of Mr. and Mrs. Gottfred Meiergerd Mary Meiergerd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meiergerd Tim Peterson son of Mr. and Mrs. Verrill Peterson Gene Praest son of Mrs. Marcella Praest Barham Peitzmeier daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peitzmeier Linda Olkpnueller daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Oligmueller Elizabeth Randel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Worth Randel 17 Rita Ulrich daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ulrich Janies Wordekemper son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wordekemper Dennis Wordekemper son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wordekemper John Yosten son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Yosten Raymond Wiesen son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wiesen Kenneth Wuestewald son of Mr. and Mrs. August Wuestewald 18 Isabel Yepez daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ramos Yepez SENIOR 0 r r 1 6 E R S President, Liz Randel Vice-President, Doris Hagedom Secretary, Sharon Emanuel Treasurer, Janet Lueckenhoff CLASS MOTTO: Do not walk ahead of me I may not follow; Do no walk behind me I may not lead; but walk beside me as my friend. CLASS SONG: “Friends” by John Denver CLASS COLORS: Red, white and blue CLASS FLOWER: American Red Rose 19 «ftftppB «Haunting Brad Brackman........ Alec Smith........... Miss Hemlein......... Holly Lawrence....... Gertrude Carey....... Myrta Blanc.......... Violet Brown......... Blossom Jones........ The Boss............. Looie................ Mr. Thackery Brackman Mrs. Zelma Brackman . Mr. Oleander Lawrence. .......Larry Schueth . James Wordekemper .... Mary Peatrowsky .. .Janet Lueckenhoff .......Bonny Uhing . . .. Linda Oligmueller Mary Beth Batenhorst .... Connie Guenther .....Russell Herman Dennis Wordekemper .....Tom Reichlinger ...........Liz Randel . . . Randy Schinstock Mrs. Oleander Lawrence II Patrone............ Bad Angelo............ B.J................... Julia................. Samantha.............. Paula................. The Inspector......... Clancy ............... .......Kathy Ryan ......Mark Baumert ......Ray Wiesen ......Sandy Ernesti ......Nancy Hugo .......Carol Evert ......Judy Luebbert ......John Yosten Wilfred Kreikemeier Oleander and Hildagarde Thackery and Zelma SfcfUO Class a Broads get revenge Bad Angelo gets a scare Cheerleaders captured 21 Valedictorian: Sharon Emanuel 22 Juniors present gift to Sister for all her help. 24 PEsnsas PR0ZTT Liz thanks the Juniors. They got the BOOGIE FEVER!! 25 SE3VIOR ACTIVITIES Spirit of 76 Seniors receive honor cords � :-:s. � � i Sophomores serve at senior breakfast Friends we will remember you Front Row Left to Right: Don Ridder, Jim Heimann, Mark Schlecht, Ray Wiesen, Mike Ridder, Warren Ortmeier, John Yosten, Tim Peterson, Mark Heimann, Kelly Kreikemeier, Joe Prinz, Ron Schmaderer. Second Row; Mike Gentrup, Jim Franziuebbers, Randy Ortmeier, Glen Seeman, George Hugo, Gary Rennerfeldt, Brian Knobbe, Jeff Fagot, Dave Ridder, Dave Hagedorn, Mike McNamara. Third Row; Craig Hunke, Dave Bracht, Carl Aschoff, Mark McMahon, Randy Hagedorn, Dave Lueckenhoff, David Klein, John Heimann, Mike Eilerts, Mike Oligmueller. 28 Football Scoreboard Paul IV 6 ...................CC 0 Scotus 33....................CC 7 Mt. Michael 20....................CC 21 Aquinas 32....................CC 7 Albion 28....................CC 6 Cathedral CC 6 Holy Name 20....................CC 0 Oakland-Craig 27...................CC 7 Wahoo Neumann 40...................CC 0 Bergan 6 ..................CC 0 29 QUALITY NOT John Yosten 2 year Letterman Offensive and Defensive lineman Ray Wiesen 3 year Letterman Offensive and Defensive lineman The fans said we couldn’t pass, couldn’t run, couldn’t tackle, and didn’t hustle. They’re just like fans everywhere — picky, picky, picky. 30 — Gary Hulst QUANTITY Mike Ridder 3 year Letterman Running Back and Linebacker Warren Ortmeier 3 year Letterman Quarterback and Defensive back Tim Peterson 3 year Letterman Receiver and Defensive lineman The thrill of victory and the agony of getting hit in the head by a 260-pound fullback. THf. BEAR FACTS ARE THE JAYS HEINE' . r A E M The 1975 Spirit Week was as unusual as they come. Each class chose a theme and supported the Jays in their own unique way. The themes for each class were Seniors— Spirit of 76, Juniors—The Jays are Rough and Tough, Sophomores—Wipe ’em Out, and Freshmen—Eat ’em Up. 33 Janet and Warren The C.C. Homecoming was held Oct. 3 in the G.A. gym. The gym was decor- ated with streamers of red, white, and blue accompanied by the music of Airbourn. Master of ceremonies was John Yosten. Mistress of cere- monies was Jean Neeson. Left to right the Home- coming royalty are: 3rd attendants—Mike Ridder and Doris Hagedorn, first attendant Tim Peterson, King—Warren Ortmeier, Queen—Janet Luecken- hoff, first attendant— Mary Batenhorst, 2nd attendants—Connie Guen- ther and Ray Wiesen. Homecoming Royalty 34 Lead Revolution A one’a and a two’a C’mon feet don’t fail me now 35 From Left to Right; Front Row: Janice Batenhorst, Student Manager, Liz Randel, Nancy Hugo, Carol Evert, Sharon Emanuel, Jane Reeson, Student Manager, Coach Fr. Ourada. Second Row: Lori Ulrich, Diane Schorn, Kelly Lehmkuhl, Mary Batenhorst, LuAnn Kreikemeier, Diane Luebbert, Janet Graybeal, Brenda Oligmueller. Third Row: Coach Sr. Jodelle, Michelle Emesti, Jean Knobbe, Doreen Guenther, Jean Neeson, Peggy Heimann, Lori Baumert, Karen Franzluebbers. The four graduating spikers are: No. 4 — Nancy Hugo, No. 2 — Carol Evert, No. 18— Liz Randel and No. 3 — Sharon Emanuel. Freshman Volleyball Team; Left to Right: K. Lehmkuhl, D. Leffler, M. Hunke, P. Clausen. Second Row: Coach Sr. Jodelle, B. Heimann, J. Hugo, M. Burger, M. Neeson, Coach Fr. Ourada. 37 BLUE ANJ) WHITE Varsity—Front Row; Don Ridder, Ron Schmaderer, Gary Rennerfeldt, Mike Ridder, Randy Wiese, Dave Ridder, Back Row: Mark McMahon, Mark Schlecht, Warren Ortmeier, Tim Peterson, Mark Heimann, and Jim Heimann. Mike Ridder 38 Warren Ortmeier Tim Peterson AT THEM BEST Basketball Scoreboard OPPONENT C.C. Conference Tournament Wisner-Pilger 47 62 David City Aquinas 37 30 Omaha Cathedral 54 56 Mt. Michael 48 46 Dodge 51 78 Oakland-Craig 67 62 Omaha Holy Name 51 59 Boys Town 48 65 Holiday Tournament Scribner 50 77 Springfield-Platteview 72 64 Columbus Scotus 88 67 Elkhom 54 36 Tekamah-Herman 67 51 Omaha Paul VI 55 62 District Tournament Fremont Bergan 34 42 North Bend 54 71 Wahoo Neumann 70 64 Schuyler 65 46 David City Aquinas 53 39 Howells 42 36 Jr. Varsity—Front Row; Bill Eilerts, Brian Knobbe, Jeff Fagot, Back Row; Tom Recker, John Capazo, Randy Hagedorn, and Randy Ortmeier. 39 Boy, I wish I could recruit. Tim, Tim, jump real high tip it to a Central guy. Man, this is a tight squeeze! Get off my back! 40 It’s a bird, It’s a plane. It’s the basketball. Sophomore Mark McMahon was a consistent performer for the J.V.’s. 41 TRACK ARO Left to Right—Front Row; T. Gentrup, S. Hagedorn, M. Eilerts, Q. Bernhardt, R. Wiese, R. Ortmeier, B. Knobbe, J. Fagot, D. Hagedorn, D. Guenther, Second Row: T. Baumert, D. Lueckenhoff, B. Schinstock, G. Seeman, J. Franzluebbers, M. Gentrup, J. Capazo, D. Knobbe, D. Klein, J. Heimann, M. McNamara, Third Row; A. Baumert, R. Hagedorn, R. Wortman, M. McMahon, T. Batenhorst, M. Baumert, D. Ridder, G. Rennerfeldt, G. Hugo, R. Schinstock, R. Wiesen. 42 FIELD .left to right: Dorolyn Leffler, Lois Meiergerd, Lois Peatrowsky, Ruth Baumert, LuAnn Kreikemeier Mary Batenhorst, Sue Steuter, Second Row: Nancy Hugo, Nancy Engelmeyer, Jolene Hugo, Patty Clausen Jane Reeson Student Managers: Kelly Lehmkuhl. Jean Weiler. ’ reeson, 45 46 m W j. Connie Guenther Mary Batenhorst Reserves: Brenda Hunke Sandy Reichlinger Jane Reeson Anita Castro Beth Heimann J udy Stueter Janet Lueckenhoff 47 Left to Right: Lori Ulrich, Brian Knobbe, Alice Hagedorn, Gary Rennerfeldt, King-Ray Wiesen, Queen-Doris Hagedorn, Tim Peterson, Sharon Emanuel, Mike Eilerts, Patrice Clausen. 49 Hey Vince, I know we’re supposed to help the athletes, but carrying them on the court is too much. Athletes are so tempermental. I just wish they’d treat us half-human. Back Row, left to right: Vince Meiergerd, Eddie Linnenbrink Trviv .... c . Batenhorst, Kelly Lehmkhul, Jean Weiler, Jane Reeson. ’ Fag0t’ Mlke Schorn Front Row: Janice 50 'A A ■ MB BPBk ★— ■ . hi ORGANIZATIONS This year ten members of the Math Club participated in the annual Creighton Math Field Day. A team of five students won the first place plaque for Class B schools. Other awards gathered by C.C. students were in Mara- thon B, the Leap Frog Relay, and the Chalk Talk Derby. The Science Club took part in the WPCC, Wayne, and Neb. City Science Fairs. C.C. students won many top awards. Three received scho- larships at Neb. City. Doris Hagedorn made school his- tory by placing 2nd over all at Neb. City. Upperclass Underclass Officers Pres. — Sharon Emanuel V.-Pres. — Susie Steuter Sec.-Treas. — Denise Hagedorn Sponsors Sister Antonita Diederich Miss Margaret McNamara Mrs. Lois Schaaf S3 SPANISH CLUB Various activities sponsored by the Spanish Club this year were: the annual Fiesta, a mass in honor of St. Mary, and two chile feeds. The club also hosted a guest speaker, Mrs. Grovas, from Wayne State. officers Pres.-Mary Beth Batenhorst V-Pres.-Liz Randel Sec.-Doreen Guenther Treas.-Rodney Kreikemeier Hist.-Mary Jo Popken Spon.-Mrs. Marlene Knobbe 54 EDITOR...............................Russ Herman PHOTOGRAPHER.........................Sandy Ernesti ADS..................................Mark Spenner FACULTY AND CLASSES ...............Sharon Emanuel Mary Beth Batenhorst Nancy Hugo Susie Steuter ORGANIZATIONS...............................Doreen Guenther Denise Hagedorn SENIORS....................................LaDonna Hagedorn Patty Knobbe SPORTS...............................Dale Knievel Ray Wiesen UNDERCLASS ........................Connie Guenther Jean Neesen NEWSPAPER EDITOR.....................Mark Baumert SPONSOR Mr. John Naatz T3AND 56 swirg cT?om music The band played at the home basketball games, the St. Francis Memorial Hos- pital’s 100th anniversary, the Spring Recital, and Honors Night. The swing choir performed at the Wayne contest and received a 2 rating. They also sang in the Spring Recital. The chorus participated in the Choral Clinic, held in West Point, the musical— “The King and I”, and sang at the graduation exercises. Pianists for the chorus and swing choir were Jean Reich- linger and Brenda Hunke. sponsor Sister Ilene Hambeau 57 s| !®P B 6 fl As money raising projects, the Pep Club sold activity calendars, held cake raffles at the home games, and worked in the cafeteria. This money was used to send the cheerleaders to camp and to pay for Homecoming expenses. The Pep Club also worked with the Lettermen Club to plan the Athletic Banquet. To help the Easter Seal Society, the Pep Club had a “blanket toss” at two of the home basektball games. SQUAD LEADERS Sen.............Linda Oligmueller Spon... Jun...............Alice Hagedom Pres... Soph..................Lori Ulrich V-Pres. Fresh.............Patrice Clausen OFFICERS ....Sr. Karen Sec... Doris Hagedom Treas. ... Jean Neesen Hist.. ... Sharon Emanuel .....Bonny Uhing Susan Kreikemeier 58 OFFICIERS Pres.-Mark Baumert Sec.-Warren Ortmeier V-Pres.-Vincent Meiergerd Treas.-Ray Wiesen The Lettermen sold candy bars to raise money which they used Head Coach of the South Dakota to send senior basketball players to the state tournrment, to University, Beanie Cooper, was purchase a blackboard for the coaches, and to sponsor the guest speaker at the annual Sports Sports Banquet Banquet. LETTER ITI Ell 59 OFFICERS Pres. - Bonny Uhing V.-Pres. - Mary Jo Popken Sec. - Janice Batenhorst Treas. - Connie Guenther Dr. Robert Manlev was guest speaker at the bicentennial day assembly. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council spon- sored three blue jean days, a mass, and a bicentennial day with a guest speaker. The Council also sent six repre- sentives to the State Student Council Convention in York. Campaigning and election of the 1976-1977 Student Coun- cil officers was held in May. SPONSORS Miss Margaret McNamara Mr. John Naatz 60 OFFICERS Pres. - Lori Baumann V-Pres. - Russ Herman Sec. - Alice Stalp Treas. - Warren Ortmeier Among the many activities sponsored by the National Honor Society were a mass, an anti-cheating campaign, and a Teacher Appreciation Day. The major event sponsored was Honor’s Night held Friday, May 14. Those who assisted Sr. Jarlath in the library this year were: Lori Batenhorst, Peg Stieren, Chris Gentrup, Susan Knievel, Mike Schom, John Spenner, and Kevin Stieren. U8ft. JUDES 61 THE KINO AND 1 cast KING...................Mark Baumert ANNA..................Karen Graybeal CAPT.ORTON.....Larry Schueth LOUIS ....... Jody Fagot INTERPRETER .. Andy Baumert KRALAHOME....Russell Herman PHRA LACK.....Glen Schuetze LUN THA.............Dominic Leffler TUPTIM................Anita Castro THIANG......Janice Batenhorst CHULULONGKORN .Tom Baumert SIR EDWARD..............Ray Wiesen YING YAOWALK.....Mary Sucha PRINCES AND PRINCESSES Diane Schom Kim Lemkuhl Lisa Maly Tom Welding Dave Fisher Roger Knievel Danny Fisher Hai Nguyen Huong Nguyen Huyen Nguyen 62 cast WIVES Liz Ran del Linda Oligmueller Lori Yosten Jean Neesen Jean Knobbe Ruth Baumert PRIESTS Ron Collins Dennis Wordekemper Shane Vogltance DANCERS Diane Luebbert Jane Reeson Bonnie Luebbert Huong Nguyen Jamie Neuwirth Jean Langhorst Maribeth Hunke Beth Heimann Bonnie Heimann AMAZONS Jim Heimann John Yosten Bill Luebbert Mike Ridder The king dictates a letter to Anna offering President “Linkong” several pairs of male elephants. Tuptim secretly meets her lover, Lun Tha. Tom Sawyer.....Dominic Leffler Huck Finn Mark Baumert Aunt Polly..................yz Randel Sid Sawyer Andy Baumert Joe Harper Russel Herman Sereny Harper Maureen Kaup Becky Thatcher..Diane Schom Mrs. Thatcher . .. Doreen Guenther Mary Rogers.....Karen Graybeal Walter Potter....Larry Schueth Amy..........Janice Batenhorst Widow Douglas.....Ruth Baumert Injun Joe................Roger Knievel Tom pleads for Becky’s affection. Family and friends mourn the loss of the boys. Mary Jo Popken Kim Lehmkuhl Coleen Goeden Scott Hagedom Mary Jo Bracht Beth Heimann David Ridder Diane Luebbert Tom Baumert Patty Reeson Roger Evert Jody Fagot Jeff Fagot CLASSES Sr. Angelita Knievel—Writing Composition Smile, you’re on Liz’s camera relating Watch out Hollywood, here we come! After hours of cutting, editing, splicing, taping, and shooting, John Naatz’s film study class produced C.C.’s first motion picture. Accord- ing to Mr. Naatz the class was a fun and learningful exper- ience. Also a success this year was the team of C.C. students participating in the various speech contests. Competing at state were Russ Herman, Mark Baumert, Liz Randel, Karen Graybeal, and Janice Batenhorst. Sr. Monica Mary—Communications AND Joe and Ginger argu COMMUNICATING n issue in Debate Only his barber knows for sure Mrs. Agnes Evert enjoying her Freshmen Communications class 67 Listen class—only the very, very best get into the National Guard. s c I E N C E Chop! Chop! Doris ... Denver bound XPERTS The science department at C.C. is always a busy place—this year being no exception. School scientists again grabbed numerous honors at all the science fairs. Teachers of the advanced classes also reported that their classes were ahead of schedule due to the introduction of the calculator in school work. j ' Round-up time BUSINESS The business department at C.C. is usually efficient, but mistakes do happen. Like the time Larry was “only” $50,000 short in his accounting. Or the time Bill got caught with a friend's book during a test, thanks to his mom. And then there is that faultless typing class where Art Meister puts keys in backwards. All of Mr. Brown’s classes work hard, but an occasional game of Name That Tune on the typewriters never hurts. Students aren’t the only ones making mistakes though. Mr. Brown might be the first to enroll in a refresher course on how to run a calculator. Linda, smile and act like you know what you’re doing. Ann works hard in secretarial practice. 1 J. O 'I. Five C.C. students participating in the 1976 Creighton Math field-day achieved first place for the school. Winning individual awards were Alice Stalp and Art Meister for first place in the leap-frog contest. Mark Baumert received a third place plaque for his chalk talk, and Glen Seeman placed third in the Madhatter race. Doris Hagedorn, the fifth member of the “A” team placed fourth in the Senior division of the Madhatter. Central has participated in the Creighton field-day for six years. Sponsors this year were Sr. Antonita, Sr. Celesta and Mrs. Marlene Knobbe. The “B” team included Larry Schueth, Russ Herman, Sharon Emanuel, Ruth Baumert and David Bracht. Art Meister Mark Baumert Glen Seemar Alice Stalp Doris Hagedorn Mrs. Marlene Knobbe Miss Margaret McNamara Sr. Antonita Diederich Sr. Celesta Guisinger Crowning the Lady of Guadalupe. Spanish Traditions similar to May Day. Hola! Isa Yepez and Tomas Martinez Come on Senora Knobbe what are you talking about? 73 children If students live with security, They learn to have faith If a teacher lives with approval If a student lives with encouragement, She learns confidence He learns to like himself. If people live with fairness, They learn justice. 74 If people live with friendship, They learn to find love in the world. “Hey Bryan, lets have Mr. Mendlik’s secretary get us a copy of the next Health test!” Physical Education and Health teacher, Mr. Mendlik. Sr. Karen, Art Department Teacher. 1 - Bonnie Luebbert receives a face lift in Theater Arts. Lois Meiergerd finishing her masterpiece. These plaques were created by the decoupage class. 76 The bicentennial spirit was initiated a bit early this year in the industrial arts department when one boy “let off” some unusual welding sparks. The firecrackers added only a small portion of the “working noises” found in the shop room. The boys keep busy year round with other activi- ties such as varnishing, ,sanding, drafting, welding and rebuilding engines. What’s this? A new machine to straighten curly hair? C.C. welders finish up for the day. u He’s got leggs!!! iTRIftb Fr. William Whelan Mrs. Bernice Drueke What’s the magic word. Sister? Sr. Agatha Mi eke Kevin, we’ve got to stop meeting this way UNDERCLASS President Jean Neesen Secretary Rodney Kreikemeier Donald Ridder Susie Steuter Ron Schmadprer Janice Batenhorst Lori Yosten Dan Guenther Jean Reichlineer They’re Juniors They're Just They’re Joyous They’re Jubilant Treasurer Jim Heimann Mark Schlecht Kelly Kreikemeier Jean Weiler George Hugo Ann Knobbe Jane Reeson Ron Schinstock Diane Wellman Bill McNamara Gerald Meiergerd Ellen Smith Mark Spenner Lois Meiergerd Jay Vogltance Mark Emesti Pat Dea Mary Popken Ricky Evert Debbie Ruskamp Jeff Emesti Just another exciting student in another exciting art class doing another exciting project. How exciting! ’f Gary Rennerfeldt Karen Graybeal Joe Prin7 Cheryl Hagedorn Jean Knobbe Greg Harstick Mitch Harms Ginger Wortman Brad Scnlecht Dorothy Johnson Kelly Lehmkuhl Dan Stratman Diane Schom Ron Guenther Ron Schlautman Jolene Doememann Randy Wietfeld Cathy Aschoff 82 Mark Hagedom Lisa Luebbert Mike Luebbert Sue Peatrowsky Christine Gentrup Terry Batenhorst Doreen Guenther Mike Lueckenhoff Harvey Brunnert Mary Sucha Mike Rolf Denise Hagedorn Mary Batenhorst Mark Heimann Susan Knievel Pat Ritter Arthur Meister Karen Throener Tom Lux Michelle Emesti Susan Steffensmeier The redhead is dead! Ronald Ruskamp Mike Hagedom Tom Bracht Cathy Baumert Anita Castro Steve Meister Ruth Baumert Ray Seeman Peek-a-boo! I s fe you! 84 Bob Schinstock President Judy Steuter Secretary Diane Luebbert V.-Pres. Sandy Reichlinger Treasurer Glen Schuetze They’re Sophomores They’re Silly They’re Smart They're Super Ann Heimann John Spenner Lori Batenhorst Carl Aschoff David Knobbe Vicki Ulrich David Bracht Ricky Wortman Kelly Ryan Ronald Stalp Donna Meiergerd Norman Rief Gary Seeman Chervl Hunke Bruce Wolff Karen King Kathy Westermann Bill Eilerts Lori Ulrich Jeff Fagot Mark McMahon Mary Jo Luekenhoff Bryan Knobbe Jean Doernemann Bonnie Steffensmeier Jim Franzluebbers Diane Wordekemper Beth Heimann Susan Kampschneider David Guenther Randy Ortmeier Lois Ulrich Richard Wietfeld Lois Peatrowsky Brenda Hunke Pat Schlickbemd Lori Wuestewald Mike Schom Dale Hunke Carol Schlautman Michael Gentrup Karen Franzluebbers 87 Dominic Leff.er John Capazo LuAnn Kreikemeier Glen Wiechman Ann Stieren Jamie Neuwirth Susan Kreikemeier Michael Oligmueller Nancy Engelmeyer Carl and his gang come to rescue the damsel in distress! 88 The boys from C.C. make the best homemakers!! Lee Hagedorn Marlene Emesti Glen Seeman Janet Graybeal Peggy Heimann Jan Reeson Jolene Ruskamp 89 Kevin Stieren President V.-Pres. Michael McNamara. Maribeth Hunke Sec.-Treas. Roger Evert They’re Freshmen They’re fun • They’re Foolish They're Friendly Joy Woerman Mark Welding Sheryl Wordekemper Robert Spenner Mike Batenhorst Amy Ryan Jeff Schlecht JoAnn Neuwirth Allan Wordekemper Jean Meiergerd John Heimann Jody Fagot Maureen Kaup Robert Popken Tom Baumert Jerome Kreikemeier Margaret Lux Tim Gentrup Roger Knievel Donald Meister Bonnie Knievel Steve Weiier Ronald Gentrup Alan Guenther Patty Reeson David Ulrich David Lueckenhoff Mary Jo Bracht David Ridder Betty Herman -v- Dorolyn Leffler Eddie Linnenbrink Patty McMahon Dave Klein Kenneth Rolf Donald Gentrup Debbie Capazo Neal Bracht Shane Vogltance Diane Bracht Joyce Knobbe Shelly get ruff, Shelly get tuff Stand up for your rights and do your stuff Kenneth Wordekemper Patrice Clausen Loy Woerman Shelly Loisel We’re a great big rolling railroad—hear our mighty engines roar! Coleen Goeden Craig Hunke Kim Lehmkuhl Andrew Baumert Jerry Pnnz Bonnie Heimann Tom Kreikemeier Mary Neesen 93 Gary Doernemann Patty Oligmueller Norman Guenther Jolene Hugo Mary Burger Randy Hagedorn Mary Beth Nebuda David Hagedorn Patty Hagedorn Mike Eilerts Bonnie Luebbert Randy Wordekemper Scott Hagedorn Chuck Bernhardt Frances Aschoff Studying hard ... as usual!?!?!?! 94 (jMbnockt eOfaeAg Studio VV RI( ' “FINE PORTRAITURE FOR ALL OCCASIONS” Weddings Babies Seniors Confirmations Best Wishes to the Seniors After the Game Stop in for Lunch at Shorty’s Rasmus Oil Co. 372-3559 West Point, Nebraska 68788 We Specialize in Dependable Service Parr Oil Propane 372-5363 24 Hour Wrecker Service Mobil Distributor For the Great Names in Fashion and Accessories Misses, Juniors PT and Half Sizes Best Wishes to the Class of 76 from B. J .’s Bank with the sign that gives the temperature and time. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of “76” PATTERSON GILLETTE QUALITY CHEKD DAIRY FOODS Drink Milk vSAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION You’re never too young to have a Savings Account SINCE 1886 Start Saving Where Saving Really Pays 141 E. Grove We’re Making Things Happen! West Point Blair Phone 372-5411 So. Sioux City Fremont Sears Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant Owned and Operated by Mr. Merle Longwell 132 West Park West Point, Nebr. 68788 Hay Smeal t ransfer Congratulations to Seniors PRENZLOW SON CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING PROCESSING Tom’s Rexall Drugs Your Money Buvs More Phone 568-2277 Snyder, Nebr. in a Real Drugstore Congratulations to the Class of “76’ Dr. Frank J. Kowal D.D.S FARMER’S COOP Complete Farm and House Supplies West Point, Nebraska Phone 372-3101 212 So. Main St. Phone 372-2021 Compliments of SELLENTIN READY MIX rrm BAIN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Best Wishes Phone 372-3200 W.P. to the Bluejays Congratulations Seniors See us for your Grain. Feed, Lumber Fertilizer, Petroleum and Station Products Service is our main asset Smeal Fire Equipment Co. Snyder. Nebraska Phone 402-568-2221 FARMERS CO-OP COMPANY Your No. 1 Warehouse Distributor for Fire and Rescue elevator Service Station Phone 568-2275 Phone 568-2510 Snyaer Nebr. Equipment apd Supplies smeal Fire Trucks viociuiance Rescue Trucks Fire Equipment Co. Snyder, Nebraska 68664 Smitty’s Tap DeVerne. Marlene C o PATRON S H.L. Weeks Veterinarian West Point, Nebr., Rev. Edward M. Ourada 372-2332 CONGRATULATIONS Class of “76” by PRINZ GRAIN FEED, INC. “Your full service center” Grain Grinding Mixing Hubbard Supplements Rolling Storage Grain Bank Service full line animal health products Best Wishes to the seniors of Central Catholic West Point Sales Co. Grau teal's Sales Every Friday Cattle for sale at all times Phone 372-2493 and iShnp Jf r JCoW, iPrxtfcs Willis Ahrens-Owner Leo F eyerherm Oakland, Nebraska West Point, Nebraska Phone 685-5451 Phone 372-3888 SCHMITT’S Boys’ Wear West Point mens wear SAVE TWICE LOW, LOW PRICES Plus S H Green Stamps D S Tire Sales For Car, Truck and Tractor Wheel alignment—wheel balancing Brake and front end repair On the Farm Service Phone 372-5540 Your Safety Is Our Business West Point, Nebraska lULJ sl IP xtyL, Craftu ° 2vO-©-,S -€ -© 5al t J. iSuit Jt tfhfc Cf riyatula 1 ior s ©tatlt S)Vff OSVaft V Gift «hop CAPPY’S CARPET’S Sales and Service West Point, Nebr. Phone 372-3061 PAT’S TASTEE FREEZE Lincoln Bridge Street Phone 372-5660 Pat’s is where it’s at maoppjrtr FEEDS Kaup’s Triple “F” Feeds West Point. Nebraska For a Cleaner-Whiter Wash SNOW WHITE LAUNDROMAT 452 SOUTH LINCOLN Best Wishes ORTMEIER’S SEED, FEED, PRODUCE Custom grinding, mixing, and rolling from Complete line of Phillip 66 products including Farm Route Service Dale Recker-Owner 372-3131 Greve’s Food Town “Everyday Low Prices” “Meat Is Our Business” We Specialize in Special Cuts Dennis Pat Greve Owners Medicine Chest Discount Center Boyer Floor Covering Carpet Paint Linoleum Wallpaper West Point, Nebr. Phone 372-5655 West Point Congratulations to class of “76” West Point Implement Inc. Tractors — Farm Implements Trucks Farmhand Feterl Dual Dakon Westendorf McKee Owatonna (Mustangs) Uniblend Schwartz West Point Hotel Cocktail Lounge Congratulations Class of “76” GEN FRANKLIN Michelob on Tap Mrs. Ray C. Ortmeier 206 South Main 372-2457 STORE Managed by Greg Koerwitz West Point, Nebraska Congratulations to CC’s class of 76 West Point Newspapers Full coverage of all activities Hugo Plumbing Heating Inc. 31 Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Since 189 Congratulations and best wishes to the class of “76” Janet’s 372-5414 Schuetze Transportation Congratulations to the Class of “76” BRACHT BODY SHOP Congratulations to the class of “76” From Karen’s Beauty Salon 372-2071 Congratulations Class of 1976 THE YOUTH GALLERY 117 So. Main 372-5717 West Point, Nebr. Fine clothing for infants children Boys to size 7 Girls to size 14 . Congratulations to Class of “76” tn.I SUNDRlFt. Phone 372-2053 126 South Main Congratulations to the class of “76” West Point Nebr. West Point ALLEN BERNARD, AGENT Auto Life and Fire Insurance BERNARD SUNDRIES Veterinary Clinic C. Collins, D.V.M. Congratulations to the Class of “76” From Marv’s 275 Drive In Home of fine Wines Liquor Best Wishes to the Class of “76” “We Clothe The Family” J.C. Penney West Point, Nebraska Congratulations to the class of “76” West Point True Value lumber Co. Your one stop shopping for all. Your building and hardware needs Baumann’s Dept. Store 1873-1975 “103” Vears of Outstanding Service in Northeast Nebraska” Clothing for all at For Your Total The Big Store On The Comer Best Wishes to the Bluejays Main Street Bowl Let’s Go Bowling Hardware Needs Coast-to-Coast Dan and Geri Yosten For Health and Fun Congratulations Seniors Congratulations to the Class of “76” From Brunnert’s Kepair Shop MR. DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Featuring “Tombstone Pizza” Congratulations to the class of “76” West Point Cleaners and Launderers “First in Personal Service” West Point, Nebraska 372-2102 First National Bank Beemer, BEEMER NEBR. 528-3223 Your full service band Best of Success Congratulations class of “76” WEST POINT HATCHERY ELKHORN VALLEY FLORIST Gerald Kucera John Deere Service and parts Farm Equipment Bicycles. Snowmobiles Grounds Maintenance Equipment KASSMEIER IMP. INC. 654-3301 Hooper, Nebr. Flowers for all occasions West Point 372-3466 GELSTER BARBER SHOP 248 WEST GROVE ST WEST POINT, NEBRASKA Best Wishes to the BLIEMEISTER AUTO REPAIR Class of “76” See us for your Mechanical Needs!!! Best Wishes and Success to the Class of “76” STALP GRAVEL CO. MEYER EIJSCTRIC Chrysler Vern Hagedorn 303-309 North Main Dial: 372-3392 West Point, Nebr. Dodge Cars Dodge Trucks ENGELHARDT TV RADIO LIERMAN RADIATOR SERVICE Phone 372-3952 226 S. Main New and Used Radiators and Recoring Congratulations to the Voelker Body Glass Shop Class to “76” Phone 372-3650 from Randel’s Jewelry EORD-MERCURY JOHN DEERE 372-2497 372-5553 West Point, Nebr. West Point, Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of “76” SCHMADER ELECTRIC Commercial: Farm: House: Wiring Service is our Business Best Wishes to the Seniors Beemer Implement 528-3264 Allis-Chalmers Ford-New Idea New Holland-Hesston Stine’s ITEMS? ©1® .Ml! . ' 'ril . ,c- � .