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

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The Inside View CC parades its talent with the initiation of its marching band. Maria Bias, foreign exchange student from Mexico, makes West Point her home north of the border. - CC implements the new state law increasing academic requirements. - Schoolbeat, a TV program reporting on var- ious Nebraskan schools, featured CC's own Sr. Virgine and Sharon Rief. - Sixteen new typewriters beef-up the business department. - The Student Body adopts Celina Gatiria from Kenya, providing her fees for room, board, and other needs. - Regular study halls are deleted from CC's schedule. - Students plug into the Reverence for Life and Family program sponsored by the Archdio- cese of Omaha. - After seven years, Central Catholic reinstates B the honor roll.

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The World Picture — The shuttle Discovery brings home a pair of stray satellites. — Baby Fae receives the heart of a baboon. — Indira Gandhi is assassinated. — Geraldine Ferraro is first woman vice-presi- dential candidate. — Mary Lou Retton wins the Olympic gold in gymnastics, while the U.S. men capture their first team gold. — More than 2,500 are killed as poison gas leaks from a Union Carbide insecticide plant in cen- tral India. — Millions starve to death in Ethiopian famine. — 1.5 million babies are killed throughout the U.S. as abortion-on-demand continues to be legal. — Mikhail S. Gorbachev becomes the new Soviet leader. ’ t V 5