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

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 Special C.C.H.S. - Sylvia Pimental, an exchange student from Guatemala, came to Central for the 2nd semester. -14 new computers were purchased for the computer science classes. - A discipline committee was appointed to revise the student handbook. - Mrs. Sharon Rief, Mrs. Patty Meiergerd, and Mrs. Marlene Knobbe became proud mothers of baby girls. - Catholic Schools Week and Foreign Language Week were made prominent throughout C.C. Socials were held on evenings for the public. - Concerts attended by some students were: Alabama, Quiet Riot, Kiss, and Ozzy Osborne. - TEC became a moving spirit at Central. Over half of the seniors made the TEC weekend and had a gathering March 28 in the Study Hall. - The Swing Set performed for the Blue Ribbon Dinner on April 30 at Indian Trails. - The NTCC Swing Set performed at Central on April 25. - A new system of giving Bluejay awards each week to a worthy student and an advisory group of the month was added. I I 4

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ACADEMICS PP. 41-54 Organization: PP. 55-72 CLASSES PP. 7-40 ATHLETICS PP. 73-92 STUDENT LIFE PP. 93-98 SPECIAL EVENTS PP. 99-110

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Events World - David, the 12 year old boy who lived in a plastic bubble because of his immunity to disease, dies. - Soviet leader Yuri Andropov dies. - Mondale, Hart, Jackson, and Reagan campaign for the 1984 Presidency. - “The Day After”, a television movie dealing with nuclear war, causes world-wide controversy. - The Los Angeles Raiders captured the Super Bowl title. - Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” album becomes the greatest of all time. Also, singer Marvin Gaye is shot and killed on April 1, 1984. - Mauna Loa and Kilowea, volcanoes, errupted simultaneously in Hawaii during the end of March. - 241 U.S. Marines and 58 French soldiers were killed by Iranian terrorists in Beriut during the war in Lebanon. - U.S. Olympic team athletes captured medals at the Winter Olympics in Sarejevo.