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

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Students Express Creative Instinct (Top) Mike Stieren meticulously com- pletes his artwork while his creative juices are still flowing. (Middle) Keith Lierman leaves no one in doubt as to what his name is. (Bottom) Noran Knobbe takes a breather as Mike Stieren, Joe Bracht, and Keith Lierman continue to create masterpieces. Students enjoy the opportuni- ty to express their creative in- stincts in the various Arts and Crafts classes. They let their tal- ents and abilities shine through, completing such projects as pot- tery, sculpture, macrame, sketching, embroidery, or pur- suing other artistic outlets. 21

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P.E. Trains The Total Person Mary Jo Schorn, Jeff Guenther, and Becky Klein concentrate on setting each other as Mr. Mendlik and Rick Schmader supervise the pinochle game. Physical Educa- tion and Health classes combine mental activities such as health in- formation, first aid, and CPR training with var- ious physical ac- tivities to enable the student to be- come a total per- son. This year two new classes. Lifetime Activities and Advanced P.E. Health, were added. In Adv. P.E. Health, first aid and CPR are taught. Lifetime Activities stressed game skills which the student will be able to use later on in life. (Middle) John Brazda demonstrates his basketball skills to Kathy Gentrup. (Right) Roger Gentrup flies through the air to complete his jump shot. 20

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Business Students Balance The Books Pictures (clockwise) include Cheryl Lin- nenbrink learning the pluses and min- uses of Accounting, Tami Timmerman and Dan Steffen working to improve their skill and timing in Typing, and Brian Aschoff considering the calculated risks of business in Business Law. With business skills reaching into more career areas, C.C.'s business courses are helpful in preparing students for their future. 22