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

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 ACADEMICS (17-32) ATHLETICS (33-52) CLASSES (53-84) ORGANIZATIONS (85 SPECIAL EVENTS (101-112) ADS (113-133)

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Spirit Runs Rampant Our very own Patricia Stevens’ candidate. Senior Susan Peitzmeier. demonstrates to everyone in the lunchroom the correct way a lady should always carry her tray and herself with graceful dignity. Taking time out from their busy religion class schedule. Mary Lynn Ulrich, Father Ourada. and Dann Leffler pose in “casual attire.” Sprinting over from school to beat the noon rush. Diane Hagedorn takes a minute to catch her breath Spirit week for the underclassmen was again their time to shine. The seniors, this being their last spirit week, went out in style with the slogan, “Jays are Sheik.” The girls dressed accordingly as Arabian princesses while the boys wore suits and turbans to portray rich Arab oil kings. The juniors chose the theme “Jays will Run ’Em Down.” They dressed in jogging suits with sweat bands and tennis shoes. Both classes decorated their home- rooms with streamers and posters ac- cording to their themes. Spirit was also seen and heard throughout the halls and in the lunchroom during noon hour as the students yelled various chants to display their feelings of enthusiasm. “The best thing was the seniors breaking junior tra- dition and getting the spirit stick,” com- mented Kim Schlautman. 4