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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1977 volume:

Days MONDAY TUESDAY Our WE D NE S D A Y TH URSDAY Lives FRIDAY S A T U R D AY Central Catholic High School S U N D AY YOU’VE EOT THE EUTEST BABY FAEE 3 Day to Day The more you love, the more you’ll find That life is good and friends are kind — For only What We Give Away Enriches Us from Day to Day Helen Steiner Rice This page was patronized by the parishioners of Saint Boniface Church. Sr. Ilene Hambeau Chorus Music Appreciation Mrs. Lois Schaaf Biology Advanced Biology UK Sr. Celesta Guisinger Calculus Algebra II Mr. Duane Mendlik, Business Law. P.E. Health Mr. Harry LeDuc Physicial Science Rev. Dennis Stolinski Religion I III Mr. Thomas Brown Typing I, Personal Typing, Accounting, and Office Practice. 10 Sr. Karen Kappell Communications I Art Rev. William Whelan Sr. Eva Mrs. Agnes Evert Communications I, Sociology, Oral Interpretation Speech, Family Living. Rhetoric Sr. Deborah Shepeck Sr. Jodelle Busch World History World Geography Mrs. Colleen Ernesti Vocational Science, General Math II Geometry, Physics Mrs. Marlene Knobbe “Gary, who made the salad?’’ ‘I can’t help it, this class is boring. There were many various types of communication classes this year. Mr. Goodman took over the Shakespeare, Science Fiction, American Fiction, Vocational English, Poetry and was head of the Journalism staff. Mrs. Evert taught freshman English, Speech, and Drama while Sister Karen also taught English I, Western World Heroes, and Word Power. Sister Angelita taught Composition and Writing to the Juniors, and Sister Monica Mary taught freshman English. 14 What are YOU looking at, Dominic? “Alright, let’s have that cheat sheet!” So that’s what Juliet looked like! IS (PlAc V'OJ2 jtiflcjr 18 It's never the wrong time to do the right thing. Intelliaence is the capacity to wonder. Tell the nice lady how old you are! The math students of CC successfully participated in two Math Field Day Contests this year. They were held at Creighton and Wayne colleges. At the Creighton Contest a team of five students won 1st among Class B schools. The five: David Bracht, Glen See-man, Art Meister, Sue Peatrow-sky, and Coleen Goeden. The combined scores of the five students won the Creighton Math Field Day 1977 plaque. At Wayne State College, Glen Seeman won first place in the Senior Math, Jeff Fagot 3rd place in the Junior Math. Other participants were: Art Meister, Jean Langhorst, Coleen Goeden, Sue Langhorst, and Mike Tobey. Not only am I the worst behaved kid in school, I have perfect attendance! The only competition worthy of a wise man is with himself. I wasn't cheating, just looking to see If he had mine right! When I stop to think, I forget to start again. 19 See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil, have no fun. For science, thinking begins with a problem. For juvenile delinquency a problem begins with a thought. SClUiClflC jtmm of 'll 20 It seems to be a well-rounded course — Everything not given in class during the semester was included in the final examination. “And so this concludes our 1977 retreat.” REUGIOJI Quiet people aren’t the only ones who don’t say much. ... and SO class ... My job is to teach yours to listen, if you finish your job before mine, don’t disturb the other’s when walking out!! 22 Prime contender for Mr. America-1977 P. E. a n d H E A L T H What a butt! Ouch! That ain’t funny, Neesen! Alriqht, bring that cheat sheet up here. 23 irdtcswe t-W-W Qtf $U$22)f£SS Lori, typing them dirty jokes again. The way things are going, it won’t be long until you will need a college degree to get into high school! Pocket veto-deodrant for the traveling man. 24 cfUfficTS At an art contest one judge pointed out an art object on the shelf and said that this piece of art was worthy of an award. As he was about to finalize his decision bv placing a 1st place on this masterpiece, the janitor came and said Sir, that’s the electric fan. There’s no sense in advertising your troubles-there’s no market for them! Someday I’ll be a Star!?!? I’ve never had so much attention. The primary function of art is to deliver a message to the soul of man. Expression in a world outside her own. 25 26 This year a team of ten members participated in the annual Creighton Math Field Day. A team of five of them won the first place trophy for B class schools. Glenn Seeman took the trophy for Senior math and Jeff Fagot for Junior math in Wayne. 28 Officers: Glenn Seeman, Vice-President; Rodney Kreikemeier, President; and Glen Schutze, Secretary. SEIENGE CLUB This year the Science Club participated in the Wayne and Nebraska City Science fairs. The annual School Fair was also held. The Science Club also took a field trip this year to the power plant. Science Club officers: Ruth Baumert, Jean Reichllnger, Denise Hagedorn and Janice Batenhorst. 2S CM Spanish Club officers: Mrs. Knobbe, sponsor; Mrs. Hugo, sponsor; Mary Jo Popken, vice-president; Beth Heimann, treasurer; Diane Luebbert, secretary; Alice Hagedorn, president; and Patty McMahon, historian. JOURNALIS M staff YEARBOOK EDITOR............... Mark Spenner NEWS EDITOR..................JeanNeesen PHOTOGRAPHER..................MikeSchom REPORTERS AND LAYOUTS......... Jeff Fagot Jean Langhorst Diane Luebbert Peggy Heimann Beth Heimann Ellen Smith Janice Batenhorst Susie Steuter Denise Hagedom Doreen Guenther Ruth Baumert 31 PEP CLUB As money raising projects, the Pep Club sold activity calendars; held cake raffles at the home games; worked in the cafeteria; and sold hats, penants, and buttons. This money was used to send the cheerleaders to camp and to pay for Homecoming decorations. The Pep Club also worked with the Lettermen to sponsor the Athletic Banquet. To help the Easter Seal Society, they sponsored two “blanket tosses.” Officers: Jean Knobbe, Treasurer; Mary Neesen, Historian; Doreen Guenther, Secretary; Susan Kreikemeier, Vice-President; and Jean Neesen, President. Squad Leaders: Brenda Kreikemeier, Patty McMahon, Nancy Engelmeyer, and Kelly Lehmkuhl. 34 Lettermen Hie Lettermen again sold candy bars to raise money. Hie lettermen also again sponsored the Sports Banquet with the help of the Pep Club. Awards were given to outstanding members of both the Lettermen Club and the Pep Club. foretn ics Hie forensics club is a new club this year. Hie purpose of the club was to sponsor students going to the speech contests. They received fourth place at both the Centennial Conference and District Speech contests. Mrs. Evert sponsored the club. Andy Baumert made it to state and received seventh place. 35 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council sponsored many assemblies this year. Among them were a film, guest speakers and bans from other schools. Blue Jean days and a dance were held to raise money. Campaigning and election of the 1977-1978 Student Council Officers was held in the end of the school year. Officers: Jean Neesen, Secretary; Doreen Guenther, Treasurer; Beth Heimann, Vice-President; Joe Prinz, President. 36 This year the National Honor Society decorated the bulletin boards for the teachers and sponsored the annual Honors Night. At Honors Night cords were given to the senior members, new members were announced, scholarships awarded, and awards given to the highest in each class. 37 Officers: Dorothy Johnson, Secretary; Ellen Smith, Vice-President; Mrs. Hugo, Sponsor; Susie Steuter, President; Jean Reichlinger, Treasurer. The Hills Are Alive With CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order of Appearance) Maria Rainer.................................Janice Batenhorst Sister Berthe..................................Mary Sucha Sister Margaretta.............................Karen Graybeal mother Abbess...............................Marlene Ernest! Sister Sophia..................................Lori Yosten captain George von Trapp....................Dominic Leffler Franz...........................................Tom Baumert Frau Schmidt...................Sharon Steffensmeier Liesl................................Mary Jo Popken Friedrich.............................Andy Baumert Louisa..............................Mary Beth Hunke Kurt...........................................Dann Leffler Brigitta.....................................Connie Hagedorn Marta..........................................Jean Sucha Gretl........................................Teresa Bracht Rolf..........................................Kelly Kreikemeier Elsa..........................................Kelly Lehmkuhl Max...................................Mark Heimann Herr Zeller...........................George Hugo Frau Zeller..................................Connie Schmader Baron Elberfeld.......................Roger Knievel Baroness Elberfeld ................Mary Schlautman Admiral Von Schreiber.................Mark Spenner 38 souriD music yistc MMAjazz cast Horace Vandergelder . Ambrose............. Joe Scanlon......... Gertrude............ Cornelius Hackl..... Ermengarde.......... Malchi Stack ....... Mrs. Levi........... Bamaby Tucker....... Mrs. Mooly.......... Minnie Fay.......... A Cabman ........... Rudolf.............. August.............. Mrs. Flora Van Huysen Her Cook............ Student Director.... .....Mark Spenner ___Dominic Leffler .....Rodger Evert Jean Reichlinger .....Tom Baumert Nancy Engelmeyer ........Jeff Fagot .. Karen Graybeal ....Andy Baumert .......Lori Yosten ....Coleen Goeden .....Lee Hagedom .....Glen Schuetze ___Rodger Knievel . Jean Langhorst . Connie Hagedom . Janice Batenhorst 40 FUUTHALL 1st Row — J. Prinz, M. McNamara, D. Bracht, D. Hagedom, R. Wordekemper, R. Wortman, M. Eilerts, J. Fagot, B. Knobbe, M. Oligmueller, S. Weiler. 2nd Row — J. Fagot, A. Guenther, J. Schlecht, M. Gentrup, D. Leffler, R. Ortmeier, J. Prinz, R. Schmaderer, J. Franzluebbers, G. Rennerfledt, P. Dea, J. Heimann, M. Batenhorst. 3rd Row — T. Gentrup, R. Evert, D. Klein, D. Ridder, D. Lueckenhoff, R. Hagedom, M. McMahon, M. Schlecht, M. Heimann, J. Heimann, J, Capazo, K. Kreikemeier, D. Ridder, D. Guenther, S. Hagedom. WPCC 8 14 12 7 17 6 3 6 13 0 3 20 12 30 0 19 13 23 Omaha Paul VI Columbus Scotus Mount Michael D.C. Aquinas Albion Omaha Cathedral Omaha Holy Name Oakland-Craig Wahoo Neumann 42 ALT inn 77 Ridder makes interception Coaches talk with Captain Schlecht 43 5EI1I0R Mark Schlecht-Co-captain, All Conference Offensive Back, All Area Kicker Donald Ridder-Co-captain, All Conference Linebacker Jim Heimann-Honorable Mention All Conference Defensive Tackle Kelly Kreikemeier-Honorable Mention All Conference Offensive Center 44 BRIDDERS 45 VARSITY - Anita Castro, Judy Steuter, Sandy Reichlinger, Susie Steuter, Jean Reichlinger, Denise Hagedom. RESERVES - Diane Bracht, Jean Doememan, Shelly Loisel, Brenda Hunke, Diane Luebbert, Mary Burger. mmtf Out Front F-I-G-H-T 48 King and Queen 1st Att e nd ant s Mark Schlecht and Susie Steuter 2nd Attendants Jean Neesen and Gary Rennerfeldt Janice Batenhorst and Ron Schmaderer 3rd Attendants Denise Hagedom and Joe Prinz 49 JAYETTES VARSITY - 1st Row - Sr. Jodelle, D. Schom, K. Lemkuhl, M. Batenhorst, Fr. Ourada. 2nd Row - L. Yosten, J. Knobbe, L. Batenhorst, J. Neesen, C. Schmader. 3rd Row — M. Emesti, D. Guenther, P. Heimann, K. Franzluebbers. so RESERVES — 1st Row — Sr. Jodelle, M. Hunke, K. Lemkuhl, S. Wordekemper, L. Kreikemeier, Fr. Ourada. 2nd Row — D. Leffler, P. Clausen, J. Graybeal, L. Ulrich. 3rd Row — P. Heimann, M. Neesen, K. Franzluebbers, B. Heimann. FRESHMEN — 1st Row — Sr. Jodelle, L. Bracht, M. Schlautman, L. Kreikemeier, Fr. Ourada. 2nd Row — L. Prinz, M. Knobbe, S. Steffensmeier, J. Knobbe. 3rd Row — B. Kreikemeier, J. Ulrich, M. Schom. 51 scoreboard WPCC 58 Wisner-Pilger 57 75 Omaha Cathedral 65 59 Mt. Michael 55 81 Oakland-Craig 52 59 Platteview 64 66 Syracuse 64 55 Paul VI 52 39 Fremont Bergan 35 62 Wahoo Neumann 65 44 D.C. Aquinas 46 73 Tekamah 74 49 Howells 56 65 Paul VI 61 54 Holy Name 57 57 Columbus Scotus 55 44 Dodge 48 55 Holy Name 64 54 Raymond Central 46 63 Scribner 80 47 Columbus Scotus 56 65 Wisner-Pilger 48 74 North Bend 61 85 Logan View 49 52 Lexington 60 Mark shoots over opponent 52 Randy getting position JumpbaU Varsity 1st Row - Don Ridder, Ron Schmaderer, Gary Rennerfeldt, B: Randy Hagedom, Mark McMahon, Mark Schlecht, Mark Hei 1st Row - S. Hagedom, B. Eilerts, M. Batenhorst, J. Fagot. 2nd Row - R. Hagedom, J. Prinz, J. Capazo, D. Lueckenhoff, S. Weiler. One down four to go McMahon grabs loose ball Wiese drives for layup District Champs How Sweet it is On to State 55 Track and The track team this year had a very successful season by sending two entries to the state track meet. They were Bryan Knobbe in the 880 yard run and the mile relay team consisting of Knobbe, Gary Rennerfeldt, Mike Eilerts, and David Ridder. Unfortunately neither entry placed. Also, three records were broken this year. Bryan Knobbe set the record in the 880 yard run with a time of 2:03.48. Gary Rennerfeldt jumped 6'1 to set the record in the high jump. The other record that was broken was the mile relay which ran a time of 3:36. 56 Bryan running the 880 Field 1977 Gary showing his record -breaking form JAYCTTE 58 TRACK TEAM Bluejay Harry L Duc—Head Football, Freshmen Basketball, Girls’ Track Duane Mendlik—Assistant Football, Head Basketball, Assistant Track Tom Brown—Freshmen Football, Assistant Basketball, Head Track Fr. Ourada and Sr. Jodelle—Volleyball 60 Bosses 1977 SPORTS Mike Tobey, Mary Neesen, David Ridder, Jean Knobbe, Jean Neesen, Gary Rennerfeldt, Ron Schmaderer, Bryan Knobbe, Nancy Englemeyer, Kathy Hagedom. 62 Guest speaker Bemie Saggau BANQUET Jean and Gary Emcee Mark Spenner 3 -S PORT L ETTERMEN 'k'k'k'k'kit'kiz 'k'k'k'k'kiziz'k 'k'k'kiz'kiz'k'k Mark Schlecht David Ridder 7] u as tye DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU’RE GOING TO? Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to, do you know? Do you get what your hoping for When you look behind you there’s no open door What are you hoping for, do you know? Once we were standing still In time, Chasing the fantasies that filled our minds, And you knew how I loved but my spirit was free Laughing at the questions that you once asked of me. Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Now looking back at all we planned. We left so many dreams just slip through our hands. Why must we wait so long before we see How sad the answer to those questions can be. Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? What are you hoping for, do you know? Do you get what you’re hoping for? When you look behind ther is no open door What are you hoping for, do you know? t ? ❖ f ? ? f ? ? ? ? ? f f ? f T Y ? f ? 1 f Coming together is a beginning Keeping together is progress Staying together is success • ❖ f ❖ f ❖ f ? f f T T ? ? f T T ? ? f t i x $ Class Colors: Colors of the Rainbow Blue Yellow Green Orange Class Flower: Yellow Rose President... Janice Batenhorst Vice President... Rodney Kreikemeier Secretary ... Jean Reichlinger Treasurer... Susie Steuter YESTERDAY is but Catherine A. Aschoff Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Aschoff Janice R. Batenhorst Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Batenhorst Mary L. Batenhorst Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Batenhorst 66 Catherine M. Baumert Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Baumert a DREAM Thomas L. Bracht Son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bracht Harvey L. Brunnert Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brunnert Patrick J. Dea Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dea Jolene A. Doememann Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Doernemann Anita L. Castro Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Castro Lotta U. E. Eriksson Daughter of Olof and Rovena Eriksson TOMORROW Richard J. Evert Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Evert Christine F. Gentrup Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Gentrup Karen K. Graybeal Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graybeal 68 only Daniel R. Guenther Son of Mr. and Mrs. ftaoneth Guenther Alice M. Hagedom Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hagedom ‘'VISION Doreen C. Guenther Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Guenther Cheryl A. Hagedom Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hagedom Ronald J. Guenther Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Guenther Jr. Denise M. Hagedom Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hagedom 69 'W TOD'AY Mark H. Hagedom Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hagedom Michael F. Hagedom Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hagedom James P. Heimann Son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heimann 70 Mitchell W. Harms Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lang Mark D. Heimann Son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heimann Well ''Lived J. George Hugo Son of Mr. and Mrs. Aelred Hugo Dorothy E. Johnson Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Johnson Susan M. Knievel Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Knievel 71 makes 72 Michael J. Luebbert Son of Mrs. Theresa Luebbert Yl;STIMM -AY Gerald A. Meiergerd Son of Mr. Edward Meiergerd Thomas J. Lux Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lux William F. NcNamara Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McNamara 71 74 Jean A. Reichlinger Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Reichlinger Patrick B. Ritter Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Ritter H llM’IXESS Donald N. Ridder Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ridder 75 Ronald H. Ruskamp Son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rustcamt Ronald J. Schlautmann Son of Mr. and Mrs VirgiLSehlautmann every Ronald P. Schinstock Son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schinstock Mark A. Sehlecht Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Sehlecht Robert L. Schinstock Son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Schinstock Bradley E‘ Sehlecht Son of Mrs. Valerie Sehlecht 76 Tt KHUlQW 77 i|. -VISION Susan M. Steuter Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steuter Daniel J. Stratman Son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stratman Mary B. Sucha Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sucha 78 Jean M. Weiler Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jr. Weiler Virginia D. Wortman Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wortman � f 'HOPE 79 Graduation 1977 was held on May 15 in St. Mary’s Church. The baccalaureate service took place the previous Friday, May 13. The senior class practiced for these two events throughout their last week of school. At the baccalaureate service the band played Pomp and Circumstance as the seniors marched in. Honor awards were then handed out to the deserving students and Janice Batenhorst, president of the senior class, presented the school with a gift of money to be used in the business department. Fr. Godfrey Meiergerd showed his gratitude through an acceptance speech. Valedictorian, Susie Steuter and Salutatorian, Michelle Emesti gave their honor addresses to highlight the evening services and the seniors marched out anxiously awaiting their graduation. 83 84 dR SR PRQM The 1977 Jr.-Sr. Prom was held on Friday, April 22 in the G.A. auditorium. The juniors worked hard all week to make the prom a success, and it was. The gym was decorated brightly with maroon and pink streamers and featured such as; a heart-shaped entrance, a wishing well, and a bandshell display of the theme, “Searching”. Casper provided the music. This year’s prom was deeply appreciated and enjoyed by many. It was, and always will be, a beautiful memory to hold in the hearts of many juniors and seniors. 85 i ilwjliefrd U the I Hey Lee. I like your new puma!1' Glen Wiechmao Bill Ellens Lori Ulrich Lois Ulrich Ron Stalp John Spenner Marlene Ernest! John Capazo Peggy Heiman 88 Richard Wortman Beth Heimarm Dale Hunke Glen Seeman David Bracht Jeff Fagot Karen King Jean Doernemann Randy Wiese 39 Ann Stieren Susan Kreikemeier Diane Luebbert Kevin Stieren OFFICERS Pres.-LuAnn Kreikemeier V. Pres.-Randy Wiese Sec.-David Knobbe Treas.-Lori Ulrich Bruce Wolff Lee Hagedorn Janet Graybeal Carol Schlautman Ann Heimann Bryan Knobbe Judy Steuter Lois Peatrowsky Gary Seaman 90 Jolene Ruskamp Tom Recker Kelly Ryan Kathy Westerman Richard Weitfeld Brenda Hunke Mike Oligmueller LuAnn Kreikemeier David Knobbe 91 Bonnie Steffensmeler Pat Schlickbemd Lori Batenhorst Mary Jo Lueckenhoff Jan Reason Karen Franzluebbers Mark McMahon Sandy Relchlinger Jean Langhorst Glen Schuetze James Franzluebbers Diane Wordekemper Brenda Ollgmueller Dominic Leffler 92 Thomas Kreikemeierf Bonnie Heimann John Heimann Shelly Loisel Mark Welding Betty Herman Maureen Kaup Roger Knievel Joyce Knobbe Robert Spenner Patty Hagedom Allan Wordekemper Margaret Lux Steve Weiiea Patty Heeson David Klein Mary Beth Nebuda Craig Hunke Maribeth Hunke Jerry Prinz Jean Meiergard Roger Evert Norm Guenther Don Gentrup Ron Gentrup Coleen Goeden David Hagedom 95 OFFICERS Pres.-Mary Neesen V. Pres.-Tom Kreikemeier Treas.-Joyce Knobbe Sec.-Scott Hagedom Neal Bracht Amy Ryan Ken Wordekemper Patty McMahon David Ridder Kim Lehmkuhl Alan Guenther Patrice Clausen Jody Fagot % Kenneth Rolf Mary Neesen Mike Eilerts Huong Nguyen Robert Popken Frances Aschoff Don Melster Debbie Capazo Jerome Kreikemeier 9 Andy Baumert Sherry Wordekemper Joy Woerman Mike McNamara Jeff Schlecht Gary Doememann Bonnie Luebberl Mike Batenhorst 98 V lake new but keep the [those are silver, these are gold. m Connie Hagedom Mike Tobey Roland Kreikemeier Lori Bracht Mike Dea Beth Lueckenhoff Mark Dinslage Brenda Kreikemeier Mike Schlueter Nancy Prinz Randy Rolf Carol Knievel Gary Luebbert 100 Caroline Gentrup Keith Stieren Michelle Knobbe Mike Hunke Julie Johnson Paul Steuter Mary Prinz Terry Heyne Kathleen Hagedom 101 Gary Capazo Connie Schmader Susan Langhorst Brian Rolf OFFICERS Pres.-Paul Steuter V. Pres-Mike Tobey Sec.-Michelle Knobbe Treas.-Rick Guenther Joyce Gentrup Gary Ulrich Mary Schlautman Norman Herman Joyce Hagedom Tim Weller M. Ou P Susan Gentrup Pat Batenhorst Renee Dlnslage 102 Keith Doememann Mary Oligmueller Lyle Hansen Eileen Meiergard Rick Lehmkuhl Richard Guenther Loretta Kreikemeier Sharon Steffensmeier Loren Ruskamp Virginia Buse Pat Melster Mark Dea Catherine Bracht Gossip, gossip, gossip! 103 Lisa Yosten Jeff Emesti Jane Knobbe Jan Schlecht Monica Schom Keith Schinstock 104 THE ALBRECHT-HEIBER6 STUDIO WEST POINT NEBRASKA SALUTES THE 1977 C ENTRAL CATHOLIC SENIORS “FINE PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ALL OCCASIONS” S - r 106 108 110 in Congratulations to the Class of “77” by PRINZ GRAIN FEED, INC “Your full service center” Grinding Mixing Hubbard Supplefafcfll! IRollmjJ Storage Crain Bank Service! gull line animal health products ) y R y R ii R y f i r ! Dvff ffttHv n ; ©itt 'Shop. n 0rau teal's (f rmxa wLalrions (StaiJk Jfoocl ’$ and 5) Vtop iCoW, iPrtcc Bunt | TERRA WESTERN CORPORATION !j YARGERJEWELRY Home of Keepsake Diamond Rings Best Wishes to the Bluejays WEST POINT HATCHERY Gerald Kucera 125 So. Main St. West Point, Nebraska 68788 Watches China Dinnerware Telephone 402-372-2206 Diamonds Silver Stainless Hummels Fast Guaranteed Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repair Schuetze Transportation Congratulations to the Class of “77 tx:_______ xn Complete line Phillip 66 products including Farm Route Service Dale and Larry Recker, Owners 372-3131 Congratulations to the Class of 77 “We Clothe The Family” JCPenney West Point, Nebraska Catalogue 372-2432 Store 372-3226 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 Chrysler Plymouth HAGEDORN MOTORS INC. 303-309 North Main Dial. 372-3392 West Point, Nebr. Dodge Cars Dodge Trucks Congratulations to the Class of “77 Vonnie’s 114 II FA nous u NATURAL CAS IN 6 WIENERS wmnews tlEAT PRODUCTS, INC. UJeST PUNT.UBltMKA PRENZLOW SON CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING PROCESSING Ray Smeal Transfer Congratulations to Seniors Smeal Fire Equipment Co Snyder, Nebraska 6866-1 Phone 568-2277 Snyder, Nebr Boyer Floor Covering J Linoleum Carpet Paint Wallpa r West Point Congratulations to the Class of “77” Her Phone 402-568-2221 Congratulations Seniors Baumann’s Oept. Store 104 years 1873-1977 Congratulations to the Class of “77 Clothing for all at The Big Store On The Corner 1 Hugo Plumbing Heating Inc. V MIDWEST PARTS CO. 300 South Main St. WEST POINT. NEBRASKA 68780 Phon 372-5535 116 MR. DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Featuring Tombstone Pizza Congratulations to the Class of 77 ooocooooooocoooooocooc ooo6oooo� Best Wishes to the seniors of Central Catholic West Point Sales Co. First National Bank Beemer, BEEMERNEBR. 528-3223 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Best of Success West Point Implement Inc. Tractors — Farm Implements Trucks Farmhand Feterl Owatonna (Mustangs) Dual Dakon Unlblend Ucstendorf McKee Schwartz Sales Every Friday Cattle for sale at all times Willis Ahrens-Owner Oakland, Nebraska Fhone 685-5451 Phone 372-2493 '•s : I eo Feyerhern. «■ 1 West Point, Nebraska? ' i Phone 372-3888 £ 11 GAS N SHOP Phone 372-9978 West Point, Nebraska Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.—7 days a week Self Service Gas “Fillup and Save! West Point Hotel Cocktail Lounge Congratulations Class of “76” Mrs. Ray C. Ortmeier Michelob on Tap West Point Newspapers Complete Farm and House Supplies Full Coveraae of all Central Catholic Activities 445 N. Main Boost the Bluejays! West Point, Nebraska Phone 372-5303 118 ' ■’A' V V VAV ' VAV 'V V V V V W V V ' I Congratulations to the Class of “77 From EVERT’S BODY SHOP 372-2311 $ I $ I Karen’s Beauty Salon 3 2-2071 X Congratulations and best wishes! PAUS MOTOR SALES INCORPORATED Your GM Supermarket Highway 275 North Phone 402-372-2444 West Point, Nebr. 68788 ED’S INSURANCE AGENCY For all your insurance needs N. Hiway 275 West Point, Nebr. Best Wishes to the Class of “77 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 A rffv SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOUAIIUN IDM ! You re never too young to have a Savings Account juUfa6€e ( SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Start Saving Where Saving Really Pays “We re Making Things Happen!” West Point Phone 372-5411 So. Sioux City Blair Fremont 119 SEEMAN TRUCKLINE Livestock Hauling Phone 372-2484 West Point, Nebr. H.L. Weeks Veterinarian West Point, Nebr. 372-2332 l� l TRONS Bliemeister Auto Repair Joseph M. Dea Dr. T. R. Tibbels Dr. Eugene Sucha Bain’s Dept. Store H'- 02 WEST THEATRE and Y-KNOT DRIVE-IN West Point, Nebr. Pfufioq Ajpfuj Fremont, Nebr. Til fin KS to ALL THE flDYERTIZERS nnn PRTRORS ll 1 120