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

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Art is both a skill and a creative ability developed by practice and actual participation in the subject. The art classes offered at C.C. give students the chance to use their artistic talents in specialized classes like Crafts, where they learn woodcarving and pottery, as well as regular drawing and painting classes. Many people enroll in the classes, and as crafts student Jackie Spenner says, “The class gives you a chance to do more than take notes; it lets you really use your creativity.” Health and P.E. combine to give coordination to the mind as well as the body. They both teach the basic fundamentals of keeping in good physical shape and tone. The Health class also covers good eating, exercising, and general good hygiene. P.E. teaches the development of good hand-eye coordination in sports, such as basketball, gym tennis, and calisthenics. Both classes, according to teacher Mr. Mendlik, “develop the individual through self awareness and interaction with others.” 24 Academics With the “eye looking over them, Lynn Schuetze and Ed Lang sand their cut glass, while Dean Batenhorst momentarily relaxes. During P.E class, sophomores stretch both minds and bodies. Following in the footsteps of Leonardo da Vinci, Dennis Peatrowsky creates his own masterpiece during art.

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Social Studies Lessens Cultural Gap In the process of a fourth hour history class. Miss Weber gives a lecture on the Great Depression. Academics 23

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While Diane Kreikemeier beads a necklace, a debate appears to be in session among the three masterminds of creativity: Roy Ritter, Darry Leffler, and Dennis Peatrowsky Kay Ulrich seems more interested in the photographer than in Mr Mendlik as he demonstrates callisthenics for the freshman P.E. class Skill And Coordination Integrate Mind And Body Chris Peatrowsky demonstrates his skills in tennis while battling his opponent. Appearing to demonstrate the “hokey pokey during P.E., David Fischer and Duane Hagedorn lean to the left and lean to the right, ’ while Judy Meiergerd looks on. During P.E. Steve Peterson conspicuously gets the photographer's attention, while Pam Lorensen. Troy Ortmeier, Tim Recker and Tim Rolf attentively do their calisthenics. 25