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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

Central Catholic High School 1986 - 1987 West Point Nebraska TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 17 ORGANIZATIONS 23 ATHLETICS 41 ACTIVITIES 63 GRADES 75 SENIORS 91 JUNIORS 97 SOPHOMORES 101 FRESHMAN 105 CLASSES 109 ADVERTISING 115 A MEMORY 4 Crownbearers Keith Meiergard and Beth Peitzmeier FOR TOMORROW Above left 1st attendants - Dan Hagedorn and Ev Hannon. Above right: 2nd attendants Rick Wordekemper and Jill MulvihiN Lower left: 3rd attendants- Chad Kampschnider and Ann Walker Lower right MC Chad Klitz and Joan Pietzmeier. This year homecoming was truly a “Memory for Tomorrow. Students danced to the tunes of Twister. Everyone had a good time. 5 Above left: Fr. Dickes speaks to the student body as Fr. Frank looks on Above right Hey, Rick, why don't you try a little gasoline to light the fire Lower left Senior guys throw Chief Jayhunter into the burning flames Lower right Fr. Dickes and Fr Frank in their casual attire and Trixie their sidekick 6 HOMECOMING VICTORY Above left Chuck Kreikemeier kicks off for a victory Below left Quarterback Paul Nee sen hands off to John Brazda for a few extra yards Above right Joan. Anme. and Lisa help cheer the guys on to a victory Below right The Chiefs congratulate the Bluejays on a well- played game 7 SPIRIT Above left Senior girls soy Jay's are O'tay! Above right The Juniors are shaded'' from the glare of the Jays Lower left Sophomores raly for a victory Lower left Chad KHtz Wasn't your Mom home to dress you this morning? This Year's spirit once again was high during the Homecoming week The Seniors chose The Jays are O'Tay and dressed as Buckwheat The Juniors theme was The Jays win outshne em They dressed in wild and brightly colored shorts and shirts 10 Next came the sophomores Their theme was The Jays w« rally for a victory The guys dressed as cheerleaders and the girls dressed as football players The freshmen dressed in poodles skirts and rolled up jeans as their theme was “The jays will rock them back to the Happy Days Above right The freshman homeroom was taken back to the “Happy Days” Lower left The new edition to the C.C coaching staff Lower right Jube “looking hot I 11 SENIOR OLYMPICS Above left Hurry up; He's heavy! says John Brazda trying Lower left Brian Mario Andretti Wiechmen races to the finish to carry friend. Tim Bracht Above right Don't let me fall! Lower right Spike it Nancy!” encourages her classmates screams Lisa Maly as Ev Hannon and Chad Klitz plan to move away 14 HALLOWEEN Top left Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Seniors. Donna Bottom left Hey BUD. let's party! Bottom right CC Halloweeners Hogedorn. Joan Peitzmeier. Tina Bracht. Tina Steffen. Barb Stalp. are a bunch of animals! Tami Knobbe. Annie Ridder. and Lisa Oligmueller Top right: Sister Betty! 15 CC FACULTY HELPS US Mrs Sharon Reif-Math Analysis. Psychology. Accounting I. Basic Algebra. Sr. Carol Diedench-Algebra II Mr Duane Mendlik-P.E.. Lifetime Activities. Bus Law. Keyboarding Mr Russ Uhing-P.E.. Keyboarding. Accounting II. Office Practice. General Business Sr. Louise Hembrecht-Literature Communications i ll. World History Mrs Patricia Grahleer-Action Chemistry, Physics. Physical Science Ms Sheryl Carson-Crafts. Intro to Art. Biology Fr. Joseph Hanafelt-Church History. Doctrine Mrs. Marlene Knobbe-Spanish I II, Basic Geometry. Algebra I. SPLASH INTO EDUCATION Mrs Jean Stieren-Chorus. Swing Choir. Band Mrs Donna Broekemeier- Yearbook. Basic English Literature. Advanced English Literature Mr Fred Spale-Literature Communications I N. P E. I N. Basic American Literature and Advanced American Literature Fr Herek- Scripture I I. Ms Teresa Podany-U.S History. World Geography. Decision in economics. Decisions in Government Sr. Virgine Van Thul-Morality. Sacraments. World Affairs Mrs Patty Meiergerd-Calculus. Geometry. Computer Programming. Computer lit.. Computer Applications. Fr Kubart- Christian Vocations. Social Justice C.C. HELPERS People who help around Central are (clockwise) cooks. Matilda Peatrowsky. Rita Weller. Margaret Franzluebbers. and Liz Hagedorn Custodians. Norbert Okgmeuller. and Margaret Wordekemper Bus Drivers. Bob Wortman. and Bob Nebuda Not pictured. Secretary. Betty Weller 20 ADMINISTRATION Top left: Sr. Carol Diederich, principal. Top right. Mrs. Sharon Rief, Guidance Counselor. Bottom left: Mr. Duane Mendlik. Activities Director. 21 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NHS members Row 1 Rick Wordekemper. and Ron Uhing. Row 2 Paul Nee sen. Scott Michaelis. Greg Aschoff. Dave Wolken. Chad Klitz, Kyle Schlautman, Chad Kampschnieder. Row 3 Cindy Gentrup. Geri Wordekemper. Michelle Schorn. Julie Prinz. Tina Bracht. Tina Steffen. Lisa Okgmueller. Sheila Meter gerd Lower left NHS officers President. Rick Wordekemper Vice-pres. Ron Uhing Secretary. Paul Nee sen Treasurer. Tina Bracht Character, leadership, scholarship, and service are the qualities that are seen in a NHS member To be a member of the club, one must be a junior or a senior, excel in the above qualities and obtain an average of 86 New members and officers are inducted during a special ceremony SPONSOR Mrs Patty Meiergerd STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council members Row 1 Tomi Kreikemeier. Mary Beth Stalp. Mary Fran Drueke. Rhonda Kreikemeier. Jodi Meiergerd Row 2 Geri Wordekemper. Damta Lang. Michelle Schorn. Scott Michaelis. Julie Prinz. Julie Mlnarik. Barb Stalp. Row 3: Joan Peitzmeier. Patty Ulrich. Paul Neesen. Chad Kampschneider. John Gentrup and Nancy Peitzmeier Student Council officers President Chad Kampscheider. Vice-Pres. Paul Neesen. Secretary. Patty Ulrich. Treasurer Geri Wordekemper As members of the Student Council. CC leaders take seriously their role as representatives of the student body Besides their traditional responsibility as laison between administration and students, they also strive to create a positive attitude in the school To achieve this goal they hosted a film day featuring “Karate Kid IT. “Back To School and Short Circut. They also offered computer dating service and promoted the school Olympics SPONSOR Miss Sheryl Carson PEP CLUB Row 1 Cheerteoders Ev Hannon. A Ridder. L. Prinz, L. Maly. J. Peitzmeier. L Oligmueller Row 2 E Steffen. S. Meiergerd. C. Gentrup. J Mulvihill. T. Timmerman. A Walker. J. Mlnarik. T Knobbe. D Hagedorn. T. Bracht. B Stalp. T Steffen. And J French Row 3 D. Lana. L Neesen. B Prinz. C. Maly. N Guenther. M. Schorn. G. Wordekemper. L Walker. C. Gemtrup. P Evert. J Prinz, K Hunke. R Kreikemeier. J. Oligmueller. Row 4: J Rief. M Wordekemper. K Bracht. D. Simodynes. J. Steuter. C. Hagedorn. D Brunsmg. B. Peitzmeier. P Batenhorst. T. Kreikemeier. M Stalp. K French. C. Lubbert, M Drueke Row 5 J. Rolf. L Eisenmenger. K. Emanuel. M Stecher. J Meiergerd. K Mace. N Peitzme� er. T Kreikemeier. N Obgmueller. B Aschoff. J. Peatrowsky. L Engelmeyer. G Steffen, and B Knobbe Sponsor Mrs Sharon Rief. Hist T Kreikemeier Sec Treas Sheila Meiergerd. V.P B Stalp. Pres D. Hagedorn Squad Leaders Frosh B Knobbe, Soph M Stalp. Jun P. Evert. Sen L. Neesen and T. Bracht. 26 SHOW Upper left Pep Club in action. Upper right Pep Club cheer for a victory Middle Robbing the cradle aren't you Lisa? SPIRIT Lower left Tami. Donna. Danita. and Lisa taking a break and trying to get warm during half-time. Lower right: Senior girls add a little charoctor to pep club LETTERWOMEN Front row Carrie Maly. Jenny Steuter. Paula Batenhorst. Rhonda Kreikemeier. Brenda Peitzmeier, Lisa Maly. 2nd row Cindy Gentrup. Geri Wordekemper, Lmda Walker. Julie Prinz. Bonnie Prinz. Ev Hannon. Ann Walker. Annie Bidder. Barb Stalp 3rd row Eileen Steffen. Joan Peitzmeier, Danita Lang. Lisa Neesen. Julie Mlnarik. Tami Knobbe. Lisa Prinz, Tina Bracht. Jamie French. Jill MulvihiH. Donna Hagedorn Letterwomen recognizes individual accomplishments and rewards female athletes for their work m track, volleyball, or as student manager Letterwomen provide a unity among its members and establishes goals for the younger athletes to work toward The officers for Letterwomen are Pres Ann Walker, V. Pres Ev Hannon. Tres Sec: Anrwe Bidder Mr Spale. the Letter women's sponsor 28 LETTERMEN Front row Ron Wordekemper. Scott Knobbe. Jay Knobbe. Brian Wiechman. Jeff McGill. 2nd row Pat Yosten. Brian Drueke. Scott Michaelis. Chuck Kreikemeier. Darren Leffler, Dan Hagedorn, 3rd row Dave Wolken. Kyle Schlautman. Paul Nee sen. Chad Kfctz. Tom Peatrowsky. Ron Uhing, John Brazda Lettermen's club plays an important part in financing events that ai athletes enjoy Some of these include co sponsor of the sports banquet and sponsor of the medals given out at the sports banquet; making it possible for the senior basketball players to go to Lincoln for the state basketbal tournament The Lettermen's club also recognizes the hard work and discipline it takes in earning a letter The senior lettermen are front row Ron Uhing. Chod Kampschneider. Back row Dan Hagedorn. Rick Wordekemper. Chad KKtz. Tom Peatrowsky. lower right Mr Mendkk. the I ettermAn's snonvv MATH CLUB Math Club members for the 1986-87 year are row one. K. Bracht. B Peitzmeier. L Oligmuelier. I Neesen. R. Kreikemeier. S. Meiergerd. C Lubbert row two K. Hunke, M Drueke. M Stalp. J Prinz. G Wordekemper. S. Michaelis. G Aschoff. D Smodynes. row three T. Kreikemeter. C Gentrup. C Kompschneider. D. Lang. A Walker. B Stalp. C Klitz. R Uhing. D Wolken When Math club meets together they work to promote an interest in math and to develop and maintain math skills Mrs Meiergerd in the sponsor for Math Club, and the officers are Gen Wordekemper as secretary. Danita Lang is President and Barb Stalp as vice-president 30 COMPUTER CLUB Row 1 T Kreikemeier. K. Brocht. C. Maly. B Pertzmeier. D. Brusmg, D Simodynes and K French Row 2: B Prinz. M Schorn. G Aschoff. D Woken. L. OfcgmueWer. C Hogedorn. N Guenther. J. Steuter. D Stieren Row 3: T. Ulrich. J. Gentrup. G Wordekemper, T. Knobbe. J French. L. Nee sen. C Kampschnieder. J. Rief Row 4 R. Uhing, J. Mlnarik. C. Gentrup. P Wrich. J. Peitzmeier. L Maly, J OligmueHer, S Meiergerd Officers V P Ron Uhing. Sec Treas Lisa Neesen. Pres Tim Ulrich. Sponsor Mrs Patty Meiergerd 31 SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club offers students a chance to experience foreign cultures by listening to Spanish music, viewing materials from Spanish countries, eatmg Spanish foods, ploying games and listening to people's experiences in these countries This year during Foreign Language Week, students had the opportunity to learn different languages Spanish, French. Italian, and German, to name a few (TOP) Front Kari Hunke. Brenda Peitzmeier 1st row Jenny bteuter. Mary Fran Drueke. Deanne Brunsing, Kari Bracht. Carrie Maly. Tina Kreikemeier. Charlotte Lubbert. Kari French 2nd row Rhonda Kreikemeier. Bonnie Prinz. Jube Prinz. Geri Wordekemper. Lisa Neesen. Paula Batenhorst. Jodi Rief, Mary Beth Stalp. Donne Simodynes 3rd row David Wolken. David Stiern. Michelle Schorn. Christy Hogedorn. Patty Ulrich. Lisa Oligmueller. Judy Obgmueller. Lisa Prmz. Chad Kampschmeder 4th row Kathy Gentrup. Pam Evert. Julie Minorik. Tarm Knobbe. Cndy Gentrup. Joan Peitzmeier. Lisa Maly. Barb Stalp. Danita Lang. Tina Bracht. Annie Ridder. Jamie French (Left) Sponsor Mrs Marlene Knobbe (Right) Officers David Wolken President Michelle Schorn - Vice President David Stieren - Scecretary. Jenny Steuter - Treasurer FORENSICS AND DEBATE (Top) Forensic members Row 1: K. Mace. G. Steffen. M Stecher. B Knobbe. J. Peatrowsky. J. Rolf Row 2 M Drueke. L. Ohgmueller. M. Stalp, A Ridder. D Smodynes. C. Luebbert. K French Row 3 K Hunke. D Woken. J. Prinz. D Stieren. J. Peitzmeier. P Ulrich. G Wordekerrper. P Batenhorst (Middle) Debate Members Row 1 P Batenhorst. P Ulrich. E Hannon Row 2 D Brocht. K Woken. S Michoeiis. D Woken (Left) Forensic Sponsor Mrs Donna Broekemeier (Middte) Students write speeches (Right) State qualifiers are Scott Michaeks in Debate and Dave Woken in Forensics and Debate This year members in forensics and debate had the opportunity to compete at different meets Both teams performed wel throughout the year and proved to be a iearnng experience for 33 Donna Annie is oasea n the comic strip. Little Orp pis the story of how she was adopted by rich _ B Ptipn though, Annie escapes the I lives in hoping d her parents and escape Iment she eceive from Miss Hannigan. | The m ,$ical was directed by Mrs. Donna Br Carson was production director and Mrs. J the musical director. The cast included. n Annie , and dy Warbucks. rphanage she cruel treat- Kr,obbe- Annie K.i eikemeier- Warbucks Grace tiss Hannigan Leffler- Rooster rinz- Lily St. Regis senmenger- Molly Jua J Peatrowsky- Pepper ■ Groa Steff ■ Da Dr iul Pat Yosten- 3ynes- Orphan Jodi Rolf- Orphan Nancy Oligmueller- leren- Stalp- Advisor Policeman eider- Peddlar - Chorus Julie Mlnarik- chorus Steffen- chorus I ami KnooKe- chorus Danita Lang- chorus Geri Wordekemper [Michelle Schorn- chorus Shown at upper right are Becky Knobbe and Chuck Kreikemeier, students who played the lead roles. (Lower left) Becky shows us her hidden dog taming abilities. Members of the stage crew included: Christy Hagedorn, Deanne Brunsing. Carrie Maly. Jenny Steuter, Bonnie Prinz, Brian Wiechman. Greg Aschoff, Kyle Schlautman, Rick Wordekemper and Scott Knobbe 34 Above. Lisa. Darren, and Jufce combine for a musical trio to the song “Easy Street Center. Ron. Tarra. Damta. Julie. Donna. Chad. Roger. Pat. and David are bumming around as usual Bottom. Mary Beth. Paul. Chuck, and David search out for their true talents Above. Becky. Chuck, and Lisa pause on their walk around Time Square Center. Paul poses for the next Cover Girl ad Bottom. As orphans. Kan. Lisa. Charlotte. Mary Fran, and Jodi, make their cry of cNd abuse known 35 RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The Religious Activities Committee continued its involvement in the spiritual growth of the students at Central by organizing masses, collections, activities for Catholic Schools Week, and other projects for students to partake in. Members pictured above include; (front row) Tami Kreikemeier, Nadine Guenther, Joan Peitzmeier, Lisa Neesen, Lisa Oligmueller, Lisa Eisenmenger, (2nd row) Kris Emanuel, Tina Kreikemeier, Brenda Peitzmeier, Deanne Brunsing, Carrie Maly, Julie Prinz, Lisa Engelmeyer, (back row) Gina Steffen, Christy Hagedorn, Nancy Peitzmeier. Paula Batenhorst, Kari Bracht, Keri Mace, Jodi Rief. Betty Ashoff, Marla Stecher, Eileen Steffen and Jodi Rolf. Shown at Bottom left is the supervisor, Sr. 36 Louise. (Right) Students enjoy a quiet moment in the new chapel. They are Jim Peatrowsky, Pat Yosten, Chad Klitz, Tami Knobbe, Sr. Louise, Tina Bracht, Nadine Guenther, and Lisa Neesen. The members of TEAM and ACTS continued serving others with the ministry skills they learned through a training program. TEAM stands for Teens fnvolved in Active Mnistry. ACTS members are those in the process of becoming TEAM members. This year the group consisted of; (front row) Geri Wordekemper, Tina Steffen, Joan Peitzmeier, Lisa Neesen, Patty Ulrich, (2nd row) Danita Lang, Lisa Prinz, Tami Knobbe, Tina Bracht. Julie Prinz, Annie Ridder. (back row) Michelle Schorn, John Gentrup. Chad Klitz, Brian Drueke, Ron Uhing, Paul Neesen. and Dave Wolken. Organizers of the program are (above) Sr. Virgine and Mrs. Sharon Rief assisted by Sr. Louise and Mr. Fred Spale. Team And Acts Continue Ministry SPLASH INTO (Top) Row 1 Greg Aschoff. Pam Evert. Kathy Gentrup. Joan Pietzmeier Row 2 Jube Mlnarik. Tami Knobbe. Ev Hannon. Jamie French. Lisa Neesen (Middle Left) Editor: Jamie French (Bottom Left) Advisor Mrs Donna Broekemeier (Right) Lisa helps Tami with her pages for the next deadline This year the yearbook was composed of momly seniors We had 3 juniors to teach the ropes for next year All and all everyone worked well and hard to make this yearbook a great Splash. 36 YEARBOOK (TOP) Some of the yearbook staff discuss the layout for the yearbook (Left) Kathy works hard to complete her pages for the deadline (Right) Greg draws the layout for his page Yearbook is a course designed to give students the basic knowledge and practical experience in planning, designing and producing the school annual It helps students gain a sense of responsibility and co-operation needed in working with others as a team 39 FUTURE LEADERS IN BUSINESS (Top) Row 1: L OligmueWer. R Uhing. J. French. C. Kompschneider. T. Peatrowsky. C Klitz Row 2 J Mlnarik. T Knobbe. A Ridder. E Hannon. L Prinz. A Walker. T Timmerman Row 3 S. Melergerd. L Neesen, L Maly. J. Pietzmeier. T Bracht. B. Stalp. D. Lang. J. Mulvihill. D. Hagedorn (Middle) Row 1 K Gentrup. G Wordekemper. M Schorn. J Prinz. P. Ulrich. L Walker. P Evert Row 2: G. Aschoff. T Bracht. D Wolken. J Gentrup. S Michaelis. K Schlautman. B Drueke (Left) Sponsor Mr Russ Uhing (Middle) Sponsor Mr Duane Mendlik (Right) Officers Pres Joan Peitzmeier V.P Annie Ridder Sec-Tres Danita Lang FLB started their second year by investing in three major stocks These stocks are Boeing. Baxter Travenol. and American Express The club consists of 40 members, of Seniors and Juniors adison Fremont Bergan Battie Creek Pender Wisner-Pilger lost won lost won lost Emer n Hubbqrd won PLAYOFFS-Howells lost k % Row 1 Scott Michaelis. Darren Leffler. Jett McGiH. Kevin ONgmueller. Randy Throener. Tim Ulrich. Jett Bliemeister. Keith Wolken. Ron Wordekemper, David Steirn. Scott Knobbe. and Brian Wiechman. Row 2: Chuck Kreikemeier. Kyle Schlauthman. Tom Peatrowsky. Chad KNtz 42 Above left Don Hogedorn Above right Chad KStz. Lower left: Ron Uhmg Lower middle Rick Wordekemper. Lower right Tom Peatrowsky Dan Hagedorn. Chad KHtz. Ron Uhing. and Rick Wordekemper were Co- Captions for football With the tough schedule Central plays, it is very important to have outstanding leaders Dan. Chad. Ron. Rick, and Tom held the team together for a very successful season 43 Rick Wordekemper. Dan Hagedorn, Chad Klitz. and Ron Uhmg repfesented the WPCC Football team as Co-Captions for 1986 Together with senior Tom Peatrowsky they did an outstanding job leading the team to play-offs Top QB Paul Neesen looks to hand off the ball Lower left Coach Spale looks over which play to send in. Lower right C.C players charge down the field BLUE JAY FOOTBALL With WPCC's tough schedule, they held the team together with great senior leadership I am thankful for the opportunity to have coached a team of this caliber - Coach Spate Top left Chuck Kreikemeier punts the ball away Top right The Footba team plays tough in the soap scrimmage Lower Help'' screams Paul as he is almost sacked 4$ JAYETTE VOLLEYBALL Emerson Bancroft Homer HoweBs Tekamah Scroner Madison Oakland F Bergan D. CAqumus Crete Lyons Oodgc Wayne West Point Beemer Pender Wisner lost won won lost won won won won won lost won won won lost won won won lost Row 1 EV Hannon. Danita Lang. Eileen Steffen. Michelle Schorn. Cindy Gen trap. Tami Knobbe Row 2 Coach Podany. Ann Walker. Joan Peitzmeier. Annie Ridder. JiH Mulvhill. Lisa Lower left Coach Podany and Coach Grahleer. Lower right student managers: Christy Hagedorn. Mary Beth Stalp. Jamie French and Lisa Neesen 46 J.V AND FRESHMEN Row 1 K Bracht. K Hunk©. N. Guenther, T. Kreikemeier. D. Simodynes Row 2 M Drueke. P Ulrich. L Walker. C. Maly. Row 3 Coach Podany. R Kreikemeier, K Gentrup. K French. B Peitzmeier. G Wordekemper. J. Steuter and Coach Grohleer Lower left L Eisenmenger. K. Emanuel, L. Engelmeyer, M Stecher. B Knobbe. Row 2: Coach Grohleer. T. Krefcemeier. J. Me� ergerd. N Peitzmeier. J. Rolf. G. Steffem. N digmueller. Coach Podany. Lower right Rick and Pat cheer on the Jayettes!! 47 SENIOR JAYETTS Row 1 Ev Hannon. Danita Lang. Eileen Steffen and Tami Knobbe Row 2: JiH MulvhiH. Lisa Prinz. Ann Walker. Cindy Gentrup Row 3 Tina Bracht. Ann Ridder. Joan Peitzmeier. and Jarroe French. Lisa Neesen ‘My first year at CC has been a memorable one because of the seniors, who have dominated the varsity squad They each shared their own qualities to make our team what it was The starters usually get the praise, but 1 would like to thank the ones who stayed out. and worked hard even if they didn't play much 48 Their oddity to beheve in themselves mode oil the difference m our season They felt they could win and they did Their leadership and caring for one another kept our team together I would like to thank the seniors for a great year and wish them luck in the years to come -Coach Podany- Top left Frosh girls in action Top right Jill Mulvihi gomg for another ace! (one of her many!!) Middle left Varsity players listen to the stratigic plan to overcome the opponent Bottom left Rhomda Kreikemeier isn't very happy with Coach Grahleer 49 BLUEJAY TALENT BRINGS ABOUT ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON We m They We 58 66 69 73 49 Wisner-Pilger Scribner 45 68 S. 40 54 IP „ Tekamah-Herman 53 62 Oakland-Craig Clarkson MM ---- V 70 Lyons-Dee Lc ml 55 Logan View 64 Oakland-Craig 43 Fremont Bergan 52 David City Aq. Lyons-Decatur S’ Wisner-Pilger Top photo. Members of the 1987 Varsity Basketball squad in- clude (L to R) Roger Gentrup. John Brazda. Kyle ScNautman. Rick Wordekemper. Kurt Kaup. Paul Neesen. Ron Uhing. Chad Kampschneider. Tom Peatrowsky. Dave Wolken. Chuck Kreike- meier. and Kevin Oligmueller Above rght Coaches guiding the team are assistant. Russ Uhmg. and head coach. Duane Mendlik Bottom right student manag- ers for the players and coaches this year were Lisa Neesen and Linda Walker 50 Co-Captain Tom Peatrowsky shows his speed and agility while dribbling the ball Rick Wordekekemper defends his chance to shoot Chad Kampschneder shows his accuracy while shooting the basketball a 51 BLUEJAY SEASON “The hardest working ball club ever were the words Coach Mendlik used to summarize his team's winning efforts this year He also com- mented on the teamwork saying, “No one was selfish We had players that would pass their shots up to another teammate in better shooting position. Everyone worked together well I feel we hod people with outstanding work qualities who weren't afraid to use them it was an outstanding, season and my most enjoyable in my 16 years coaching -Coach Mendlik The Bluejays proved alot of doubtful preseason speculations wrong with a winning 14-4 record this year A 5th place ranking m the Omaha World Herald and their champion trophy at the West Pomt Holiday Tournament lighted the Bluejay's season They also finished the season ranking 8th m the Norfolk Daily News The hard work and determination of every member of the team really did pay off Congratulations on a great season guys! The Junior Varsity also had a super season combining for a 14-1 record. Coach Uhing felt his team worked up to their potential He said, “The Juniors really used their leadership abilities well in guiding the team and the sophomores were continuously improving As a whole the team gave 200% Keep up the good work guys! Above Co-captam. AM-state Honorable Men- tion. and Fremont AM-Star team member. Ron Uhmg, goes up for a shot during district bas- ketball play Ron lead the team in rebounds during the season with 135 successful at- tempts averaging 8 41 per game Members of the successful Junior Varsity team shown above include Kevin Og- mueHer. Kurt Kaup. John Brazda. Chuck Kreikemeier. Dave Wolken. and Roger Gentrup (Back Row) Jeff Bliemeiester. Ryan Burger, Cletus Aschoff. Tim Ulrich, and Jeff McGill Upper left. Chuck Kreikemeier. Kurt Koup. and Kevm Oltgmueiler show their approval of the season openng victory over Wisner Pilger Upper right. Kyle Schlautman was an important part in the Jay's successful season Kyle lead the team with 75 steals, averaging 4.17 per game Bottom. Freshman hopefuls pictured here are Ron Wordekemper. Doug Brunnert. Denms Bracht. Ryan Burger. Keith Wolken. Jeff Bkemeiester. and Jay Knobbe Pictured above is Nebraska Al-Stater. Paul Nee sen Poul was a key factor on the team defensively as we as offensively He lead team scoring with 343 ponts and an average of 19 points per game He was also a member of the Norfo Al-Area team and Fremont Al-Area team 53 WRESTLING . . . Team Members. Row One. Randy Throener. Chad Klitz. Dan Hogedorn Row Two. Darren Leffler. Kerry Welding Row Three. Cory Peatrowsky. Bottom Left to right; senior Dan Hogedorn. coach Fred Spate, senior Chad Klitz “Quality, not quantity” That's what coach Fred Spate had to say about this years wrestling team With only six wrestlers out. their work was cut out for them However, alot of hard work paid off in the end. especially for freshman Cory Peatrowsky He qualified for State Wrestling at 98 lbs 54 ON THE MAT Dec. 6 Howells Tourney U Pender DB-Duel 13 West Point Tourney 16 West Point Jan. 8 Fremont Bergan 10 Wisner Tourney 12 Wayne 17 Battle Creek Tourney 22 Neuman Gfv DB-Duel 24 Ft. Calhoun Tourn 22J East Butler 29 Howells DB-Duel Feb Oakland Wmside State Tourney. Feb. 19-21 Top Right. Don Hogedorn squeezes tight for a pin Top Right. Coach Spate yells his advice to one of the wrestlers Middle Right; Student Managers. Evelyn Hannon and Rhonda Kreikemeier display the technique that they learned from Coach Spate Bottom Right Cory Peatrowsky goes head on against an opponent 55 BOYS TRACK Bottom row Tim Ulrich. Rick Wordekemper. Chuck Kreike- Girls Track Coach Mr Spale and Boys Track Coach Mr Mendlik meier. Ron Wordekemper. Cory Peatrowsky. Jay Knobbe. Dave Steiren. Jeff Bkemeister. Randy Throener Middle row Tom Peatrowsky. Kyle Schlautman. John Brazda. Roger Gen- trup. Darren Leffler, Ryan Burger. Dennis Brocht Top row Ron Uhing. Paul Nee sen. Kurt Kaup. Brian Drueke. Dave Wolken. Doug Brunnert. Jeff McGill 56 GOES A DISTANCE Keep gomg Jay only 7 more laps to go! For some reason Kyle knows he should have false started Jeff fimshog 1st In the 400 meter run Coach Mendlik informs Tom of his time. 57 JAYETTE TRACKSTERS Bottom row: Kris Emanuel. Judy Peatrowsky, Nan- Student Managers are Tami Knobbe and Barb Stalp cy Peitzmeier, Diane Simdoynes, Rhonda Krieke- meier Middle row. Paula Batenhorst, Brenda Peitz- meier, Nadine Guenther, Deanne Brunsing, Linda Walker, Jodi Meirgerd Top row: Annie Ridder, Evelyn Hannon, Joan Peitzmeier. Danita Lang RECORD FINE SEASON Nadine what are you up to? .. You look guilty are you the klepto? Tami ’’acting important while Linda is concentrating on her race. Annie, also known as ’’Olga the Destructer showing off her muscles by lifting Danita. Jodi concentrating on not falling over the hurdle in front of the crowd. 59 VARSITY LEADS WITH SPIRIT Demonstrating one of the varsity's highest'' achievements of Squad members are Joan Peitzmeier. Lisa Oligmueller as co- the year are (top to bottom) Ev Hannon. Lisa Maly. Lisa captains. Lisa Prinz. Annie Ridder, Ev Hannon, and Lisa Maly. Oligmueller, Joan Peitzmeier. Lisa Prinz. and Annie Ridder J.V. BOOSTS SPIRITS The junior varsity cheerleaders attended a cheerleading camp in June at Lincoln Using the skills learned at this camp, the junior varsity squad helped boost the team's spirit and enthusiasm this past season The junor varsity squad is (lower left) Kari Hunke. Julie Prinz. caption, (lower right) Nadine Guenther, and Carrie Maly WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS CHEER FOR A PIN (Above left) Mrs Sharon Rief was the cheerleading sponsor for 1986-87. The bluejay mascot was Kari French (Above right) The members of the cheerleadmg squad are captam Brenda Peitzmeier. Bonnie Prinz (Lower right) Jenny Steuter and Christy Hagedorn This year the wrestling cheerleaders had their first experiences as cheerleaders Throughout the year there were many practices, intense matchs and enjoyable moments to make it a year of experimenting, learning and excitment for all them 62 PEP RALLIES (Top) The Seniors show us how to really win the spirit competition (Lower right) News reporter Evelyn Hannon, interviews Coach Mendlik about the upcoming games (Lower left) And here is our next model. Rick Wordekemper. modeling his army legs 64 (Top) Who's going to win the Spirit Competition (lower left) The (Middle right) And the Word For the Doy is . Teamwork! Blue Jay Channel 1 News Team unravels the Uhing Pizza Scan- (Bottom right) Sr Carol, with the humorous help of the teachers. c1 31 announce the Homecoming candidates FIRE UP SPIRIT CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK Catholic Schools Week began on February 1 There was a trivia baby picture contest Those who got the most right, received a candy bar (Lower left) Carrie Maly gives hints as to who the next winner is (Lower right) Juke Prinz and Nddine Guenther give the students more clues 67 UP IN THE Upper left. Fr Joe lifts the wine to present it to the people at the Prom mass Upper right The Disc Jockey takes a break from the music Lower left Waiters and waitresses for Prom '87 are Kerry Welding. Kari Hunke. Kevin OligmueHer. Jenny Steuter, Kurt Koup. Rhonda Kreikemeier, Tim Ulrich. Deanne Brunsing. Dave Meister and Tina Kreikemeier Lower right Mr Spale boogies to the music In the Air Tonight” was the theme that the juniors chose for the 1987 Junior-Senior Prom The tables were decorated with balloons of many colors, so were the outfits of the waiters and waitresses Mass was held in the cafeteria The banquet was held immediately afterwards m the cafeteria 68 AIR TONIGHT The entrance of the Prom was a small maze with the walls imed with a rainbow of balloons The main attraction was a large hot air balloon at about rmd court After Prom there was entertainment at the post-prom party held at the Veterans Club Top Junior and senior girls play a few hands of pitch to pass the time Lower Left Jim Peatrowsky and Tim Bracht looking “pretty for the picture Lower middle Chad KStz and Michelle Niehower sway to the music Lower right “When Prom comes tumbling down 69 SPORTS Top Sports court for 1987 Freshman attendants Randy Throener and Nancy Pietzmeier. Sophomore attendants Jeff Me Gil and Deanne Brunsmg. Junior attendants Paul Neesen and Linda Walker. Senior attendants Rick Wordekemper and Jill MulvihiW King Dan Hagedorn Queen Ev Hannon Lower left Ev Hannon changes the school track record for the 300 Intermediate hurdles Lower middle James Ridder award goes to Paul Neesen and female athlete award goes to Ev Hannon Lower right Cory Peatrowsky places the numbers of his 1986-1987 wrestling record under the list of names for best record 70 HEAVEN IN '87 Top Master Sportsmen awards go to (left to right) Dan Hagedorn. Darren Leffler. Dave Wolken. Tom Peatrowsky. Rick Wordekemper. John Brazda. Ron Uhing. Kyle Schlautman. and Paul Neesen This award is given to those male athletes who letter m three sports Lower left J Mulvihill accepts her volleyball letter from Coach Teresa Podany Lower middle Mrs Sharon Rief and Coach Duane Mendlik announce the court Lower right Brian Wiechman accepts his football letter for being the student manager 71 STUDENT COUNCIL Pictured above are the people who spoke to the student body about the different countries which they have lived in or visited Lower left Lisa Oligmueller steals for home in the junior Olympics Lower right Mr Kucera speaks to the students about a foreign country 72 ACTIVITIES Upper left The freshmen struggle for a win in the junior Olympics Upper right BiH Rohe, speaks to the students about the difficulties of growing up Middle Mrs Guretzky speaks about France Lower left The sophomores battle the Freshmen in volleyball Lower right Mrs Rzewmcki tells about her childhood as a Ukraruon 73 Top Swing Choir members are (row 1) Lisa Prinz. Julie Prinz. Lisa Maly (row 2) Darren Leffler. Eileen Steffen. Pat Yosten. Michelle Schorn. Chuck Kreikemeier. and Paul Neesen Lower left Director. Mrs Steiren. Glen Batenhorst. Judy Oliguemeller. Donna Hagedorn. Dan Hagedorn. Roger Knobbe ore the members of chorus Lower right Jazz band perform at spring concert MUSIC SWINGS WITH THE TIMES 77 Upper Left Swing Choir and Chorus members practice at W P P H S for pin concert Upper right practice makes perfect! Lower Picture After many early morning practices, band members perform at spring concert along with jazz band, swing choir and chorus SPANISH CLASSES Spanish students learn much about the cultures and customs of Spanish countries while they study the vocabulary and various tenses of the Spanish language Each quarter the classes experience different Spanish dishes by planning and making the complete meal themselves. Top left Brian Wiechman studies while. While Jeff McGi knows that someone is watching him Top right The best part of Spanish class is. EATING! Lower left Michelle Wordekemper and Kurt Kaup getting into their Spanish Lower right Rhonda Kreikemeier and Bonnie Prinz forget about Spanish while the photographer takes their picture 78 SCIENCE CLASSES This year Science classes included Physical Science. Top left Taking notes is part of Physics class Right Mrs Grahleer Biology. Action Chemistry, and Physics Students in these takes time out to glance at the camera Middle As you can tell classes performed experiments and disec ted animals Physics class has strange effects on some people Bottom hey Chad what's the answer to question three? askes Ann Walker 79 RELIGION CLASSES Religion is a very important part of Central Catholic Students discuss moral issues with Father Kubart Juniors are informed by Father Joe about Church History and Doctrine Sophomores learn about Scripture from Sr Virgme Freshman ore taught by Father Herek An added to the class is Religious Service Projects. Each student has to complete nine hours of volunteer work a quarter Top Do you think that the sophomores like their Religion class? Bottom left Jodi Rolf and Nancy Peitzmeier working hard Middle Rhonda Kreikmeier tries to wake Scott Knobbe during their religion class Right Doug Brunnert reading the Bible 80 ENGLISH CLASSES English classes emphasize different aspects of the English language Grammar stresses usage and spelling Composition and Communications let the student express themselves through speeches and writing Junior and Senior English classes learn about American authors as well as classical literature Top left Tami Kreikemeier. Jodi Rolf, and Lisa Englemeyer are awaiting the start of their English class Top middle The Juniors take time out for a laugh Top right Mr Spale starts each class with his PMA speech Bottom The freshman studying hard 81 HISTORY CLASSES Students at Central Catholic explore the world through their History classes There are many Ffcstory classes at Central Catholic such as World Geography for freshman. World History for sophomores. U S History for juniors. Economics and Government for seniors Top. Doesn't the seniors Government class look like they are having FUN? Left The juniors watching a movie about World War I Right Miss Podany helping the freshman discover places that they have never even heord of. in World Geography 82 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The FFA gives hands-on experience to its members Led by sponsor Mr Mark Hanson, the FFA members attend different contests which not only give them a chance to get involved in various activities of raising prize-wmnmg livestock, but also helps them to learn leadership skills Top Members of Central Cathofcc's FFA are (left to right) David NeskxJek Dave Meister. Alan Aschoff. Kevin Bracht. and Brian Drueke Bottom Sponsor and advisor Mr Mark Hanson 83 MECHANICAL DRAWING fjd Mechanical Drawing i$ a course taught at West Point Public High School This class is available to CC students if the classes are not tied up by Public students. In Mechanical Drawing you make plans and design your own homes. You learn the structure of your home and the electrical plans for it. Upper Left Jamie swearing that she did her homework by herself Upper right Mr Hugh's the Mechanical Drawing instructor Lower right Lisa trying to look like she's working hard 84 ARTS AND CRAFTS Arts and Crafts Is designed to help students have a greater appreciation for art In this class the students make clay pots, glass etches, woven pots, and glass staining This class is offered for sophomores through seniors Upper left John working on his master piece Upper right Kevin already knows that his creation will win any art show it enters Lower left Paula looking like she just got out of bed 85 P.E. AND : « v HEALTH Top left. Lisa Prinz really gets into the goucho during class Top right. Roger Gentrup is taken by surprise Bottom Left, John Gentrup shows us his stride Bottom Right, Annie Ridder. Danita. and Lisa Oligmueller take time out to pose for a picture BUSINESS CLASSES Top. Freshman typing class takes their work seriously Bottom. Lisa Engelmeyer breaks to make some alterations. while the others keep up the good work MATH CLASSES (Top) Just a little chit - chat before class begins. (Left) Sophomore guys working on some geometry figures (Right) Kathy and Lisa combine their skills for an answer Mathematical questions and theorems were again challenged by those particpatmg m math classes this year Included in these classes are Algebra I II. Geometry. Math Analysis, and Colculus For some added experience, students had the opportunity to work on the computers 88 There is a wide range of computer classes offered at Central Catholic Included in these classes are Computer Literacy. Computer Programming. Computer Applications and Pascal Also, a colored computer was added to the computer lab It gave students a chance to create pictures by using the different colors and designs (Top) Donna takes a break while Judy is working on the assignment (Lett) Roger needs all the help he can get (Right) Chuck combines his art and computer skills to draw a picture 89 GRADUATION MASS Top The graduates wait anxiously for the whole class to come into the church. Bottom left Jill Mulvihi and Jamie French walk into church for the mass for seniors from St. Marys Parish Bottom right Fr. Dick us and Chad Kampscheider wait for the seniors St Mary's Parish honored the 1987 seniors at the 8:45 mass on May 17. 1987 The graduating seniors of St. Mary's walk up in a procession all dressed n cop and gown Chad Kampschneider was the lector and Fr. Jerome Dick us c elecrated the mass 92 AND COMMENCEMENT The 1987 commencement was held at 1:30 at the St. Mary's Catholic Church There was the procession of seniors and the receival of diplomas There was also the celebration of the BennedictKxv The diplomas were distributed by Sr. Carol Diederich. Top left: Fr. Thomas Lux was the speaker for the seniors commencement Top right Brian Drueke was the lector. Bottom left Ji MuMhM. receives her diploma, from Sr. Carol. Bottom right Thank God that's over with says Glen Batenhorst to Jamie French as they gladly exit the church. 93 HONORS Top left Tina Steffen receives her award for being this years Valedictorian Top right Sheila Meiergerd receives her award for being this year's Sakjtatorion Bottom left Lisa Oltgmueler. president of the senior class, presents Sr Carol with the senior gift One of the highlights of the school year is Honors Night, where academic achievements are recognized Valedictorian Tina Steffen and Sakjtatorion Sheila Meiergerd welcomed and addressed the assembly 94 NIGHT Honor Society members received their honor cords Students receiving the highest average in individual classes received recognition Yearbook. Droma. Forensics, and band students receives awards Honor Ron and Highest Honor Students were recognized The evening concluded with the Senior Class slide presentation Top Senior members of the swing choir. Lisa Maly. Eileen Steffen and Lisa Prnz. sing To The Future Bottom left Judy Obgmueier somberly walks doen the aisle Bottom right Jean Steirn directs the band in playing Pomp and Circumstance 95 Glen Batenhorst son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Batenhorst 'f you find a path with no obstacles, t probably doesn't lead anywhere Joe Bracht son of Mr and Mrs Victor Bracht If you're feeling good, don't worry you'll get over it Tina Bracht daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Bracht The comfort of having a friend may be taken away but not that of having one Chad Kampschnieder son of Mr and Mrs Larry Kampshcneider Our Nf© is what our thoughts make it Chad Kitz son of Mr and Mrs Francis Klitz “It's better to party and regret it. than not to party and regret it Roger Knobbe son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Knobbe “if you shoot for the moon and miss You'll still be with the stars Tami Knobbe daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Knobbe “If distance were measured m terms of the heart, good friends would only be a minute apart Damta Long daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lang True friends, like ivy and the wall, both stand together, and together fair' Julie Mlnorik daughter of Dr. and Mrs David Mlnarik No one can make you feel inferior without your consent Lisa Maly daughter of Mr and Mrs Pat Maly However rare true love is. true friendship is rarer” Jin Mulvihill daughter of Mr and Mrs Mulvihill If you think you'll lose, you've lost. For out m the world you'll find. Success begins with a fellow's will; It's al in the state of mind” Sheila Meiergerd daughter Mr and Mrs LeRoy Meiergerd To get the full value of joy. you must have somebody to share it with Lisa Neesen daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Neesen What people say you can not do you try and find that you can” Judy Oligmueller daughter of Mr and Mrs Norbert Oligmueller Whenever you are alone, it is your own friends who make up your world'' Lisa Oligmueller daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Oligmueller Live for today dream of tomorrow and learn from yesterdav Tom Peatrowsky son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Peatrowsky Run if you like, but try to keep your breath Work like a man. but don't be worked to death'' Lisa Pnnz daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Prinz Make of yourselves friends .. Joan Peitzmeier daughter of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Peitzmeier Whatever the challenge Whatever the test Whatever you're striving for -Give it your best'' Annie Ridder daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerry Ridder “As every thread of gold is valuable, so is every minute of time Eileen Steffen daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Steffen The only way to have a friend is to be one yoursetf- the only way to keep a friend is to give from that wealth' Barb Stalp daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Stalp Dreams seem such fragile things and yet they are strong enough to hold tomorrow's bright promise Tami Timmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Timmerman Be yourself No one can do it better and no one can te« you you're doing it wrong Tina Steffen daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome Steffen “To be al that you con be. you must dream of being alone Ann Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Walker Life is nothing without friendship'' HONORS AND OFFICERS Class IVloffo Another year has passed A. n6W’ one has begun Our lives are finally sfarfing A?ter ®U thc growing we fare done Ve shall go our gepcro(c ways no� v V° meet again sornc dag Aememberiny our momor}t3 toyutUe� ( viny tf?crrj agaltif Top Class officers for the year 1986-1987 are as follows President- Lisa Oligmueiler. Vice President- Tina Steffen, and Secretary Treasurer- Chad Klitz Bottom left. The two candidates chosen for top honors of salutatorian and valedictorian were Sheila Meiergerd. daughter of LeRoy and Dianne Meiergerd Tina Steffen, daughter of Jerome and Barbara Steffen JUNIORS Junior Class Officers (Left) Pres Paul Neesen. Vice-Pres Michelle Schorn. Sec Juke Prinz, and Treas Geri Wordekemper Alan Aschoff Cletus Aschoff Greg Aschoff Kevin Brocht i im Dfocn John Brazda 98 Darren Leffler Scott Hasemann Chuck Kreikemeter Roger Gentrup Paul Neesen David Neslodek Jrn Peatrowsky I Scott Michaels 99 Girls State. Michele Schorn Alternate. Patty Ulrich Boys State. Dave Wolken Alternate. Scott Michaels Prepare to die when you meet these guys! Does it measure up to your standards. Darren? Julie Prinz Kyle Schlautman Michelle Sc horn 100 SOPHOMORES Paula Deanne Brunsmg Mary Fran Drueke Kari French Class Officers Pres Charolette Lubbert. V P. Dave Meister Sec-Treas Tina Kreikemeier Kari Bracht 102 103 Eating again. Christy! Got it wrong again. Brian? Tough girls. Sweet guys! Dianne Simodynes Mary Beth Stalp David Stieren Michelle Wordekemper 104 FRESHMEN Class Officers Lisa Eisenmenger- secretary. Ron Wordekemper- Vice President. Jodi Rolf- treasurer. Randy Throener- President t 1 Doug Brunnert Ryan Burger Lisa Eisenmenger Kris Emanuel Jay Knobbe Tami Krekemeter Keri Mace Judy Peatrowsky Nancy Peitzmeier Nancy Olgmueller Becky Knobbe Jody Meter gerd Maria Stecher Jodi Rolf The freshman decided to dress up by wearing their new high school wardrobe Gina Steffen Randy Throener Keith Wofcen Ron Wordekemper Terry Wordekemper Oh Keith, your so photogenic! Eager for another day of school, these freshman flash a smile Judy demonstrates for the rest of the class the proper typing technique Now boys, say cheese in Spanish or you won't get to eatl 624 S. 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House Of Hair BJ's Fashions Hair Den Sears Meyer Electric Beckenhaur And Ciese Ashoff, Alan: 9, 98, 83 Ashoff. Betty: 13, 26, 106, 114 Ashoff, Cletus: 9, 98, 22, 62 Ashoff, Greg: 2, 9, 24, 31, 40, 38, 39, 98, 112 Batenhorst, Glen: 8, 76, 77, 96a, 96h, 110, 111 Batenhorst, Paula: 12, 26, 28, 33, 85, 58, 102 Bliemeister. Jeff: 13, 42, 52, 53, 56, 57, 103, 106, 114 Bracht, Dennis: 13, 33, 53, 56, 78, 81, 106 Bracht, Joe: 8, 96, 96a, 111 Bracht, Kari: 26, 30, 31, 47, 102. 112 Bracht. Kevin: 9. 66. 83. 85, 98 Bracht. Tim: 9, 14. 40. 66. 69, 98. 112 Bracht. Tina: 8. 15. 16, 24, 26, 28. 40, 46. 48, 64. 79, 96. 96a, 111 Brazda, John: 7. 9. 10. 14. 22, 29. 42. 50, 52, 56. 68. 71, 90. 98, 112 Broekemeier, Donna Rae: 19, 33, 38, 39 Brunnert. Doug: 13, 53, 56, 80, 82, 106 Brunsing, Deanne: 10. 12, 26, 31, 32, 47, 58. 68, 70. 102, 113 Burger, Ryan: 13, 52, 53, 56, 106 Carson, Sheryl: 18, 25 Diederich, Sr. Carol: 18, 21, 65 Drueke. Brian: 9, 29, 40, 42, 56, 83, 90, 98 Drueke. Mary Fran: 10, 12, 25, 26, 30, 32, 33, 35, 47. 90. 102 Eisenmenger, Lisa: 13, 26, 35, 47, 80, 106, 107 Emanuel, Kris: 13, 26, 47. 58, 81, 106, 107, 114 Engelmeyer, Lisa: 13, 15. 26, 47, 80, 81, 106, 114 Ernesti, David: 9, 98 Evert. Pam: 2. 9. 26. 32, 38, 40. 61. 98 Evert, Rodney: 13, 78, 106, 114 French, Jamie: 2, 8. 26, 28. 30, 31, 38, 39. 40. 46, 48, 64. 69. 82, 84, 92, 93, 96. 96a, 96h, 110, 111 French. Kari: 10, 12, 26, 31. 32, 33, 47, 49, 62, 90. 102, 113 Gaster. David: 9, 98 Gentrup, Cindy: 8, 24, 26, 30, 31. 46. 48, 96, 96a, 111 Gentrup, John: 9, 25, 31. 40, 85, 86. 99 Gentrup. Kathy: 2. 9. 26, 32, 38. 39, 40. 90, 99 Gentrup, Roger: 9, 52, 56, 82, 99, 112 Grahleer, Pat: 18, 46, 65. 79 Guenther, Nadine: 10. 12, 26, 31. 47, 58, 59, 61, 67, 102 Hagedorn, Christy: 12, 26, 31, 32, 46, 62, 102, 103 Hagedorn, Dan: 4, 5, 8. 16, 29, 43, 54, 55, 65, 70. 71, 76, 82. 96. 96a, 110. Ill Hagedorn, Donna: 2, 8, 15. 6, 26, 27, 28, 33, 49, 64. 76, 96. 96b, 110, 111 Hanefeldt, Fr. Joe: 18, 68 Hannon, Ev: 2, 4, 5. 8. 14, 16. 26, 28, 33, 40, 46. 48. 54, 58, 60, 64. 66. 70, 83, 96. 96b, 111, 38. 39 Hasemann, Scott: 9, 99 Herek, Fr. Daniel: 19 Hunke, Kari: 12, 26, 30. 32, 33. 35. 47. 61, 68, 113 Kampschneider, Chad: 4, 5, 8, 16, 24, 25, 30, 31. 35, 40, 50. 51. 79, 92, 96, 96b, 110, 111 Kaup. Kurt: 10. 12. 42. 50. 52, 53. 56. 68. 78, 102 Klitz, Chad: 4, 5, 8. 10, 14. 16. 24. 29. 30. 40, 43. 42, 54, 66, 68, 82. 96, 96b, 96g. 110, 111 Knobbe, Becky: 13, 26, 33. 47. 78. 107 Knobbe, Jay: 13. 27. 29, 42, 53, 56, 67, 81. 106 Knobbe, Marlene: 18, 32 Knobbe. Roger: 8. 35, 76. 77, 90, 96. 96b Knobbe. Scott: 12. 29, 42, 78, 80, 102 Knobbe. Tami: 2. 8, 10. 15. 16. 22. 26. 27. 28, 31, 35. 38, 39, 40. 48, 58. 59, 64, 96. 96b Kreikemeier, Chuck: 7, 9, 24, 29, 35, 42, 45, 50, 52. 53. 56, 66. 76. 77. 90. 99, 100. 112 Kreikemeier. Rhonda: 12, 25. 26, 30, 32, 47, 49, 55. 58. 68. 78. 80. 90. 102, 103 Kreikemeier, Tami: 13, 25, 26, 47, 81, 107 Kreikemeier, Chuck: 7. 9, 24, 29, 35. 42, 45, 50. 52, 53. 56. 66, 76, 77. 90. 99. 100, 112 Kreikemeier, Rhonda: 12, 25, 26, 30, 32, 47, 49, 55, 58. 68, 78. 80. 90. 102, 103 Kreikemeier, Tami: 13. 25, 26, 47, 81, 107 Kreikemeier. Tina: 10, 12, 26, 30, 31, 32, 47, 68, 102, 103, 113 Kubart, Fr. Frank: 6, 19 Lang, Danita: 8, 25. 26, 27, 28, 30, 35, 40, 46. 48. 58, 59, 86, 96, 96c, 96h, 10 Leffler, Darren: 9, 10, 22, 29, 35. 42. 54. 56, 71, 76, 77, 99, 100 Lubbert. Charlotte: 10, 12, 26, 32, 33, 35. 102, 103, 113 McGill. Jeff: 11. 12, 29, 42, 52, 56. 70, 78. 103 Mace. Keri: 13. 26. 33, 78, 107 Maly. Carrie: 12, 26. 28. 31, 32, 47, 61, 67, 103 Maly, Lisa: 7, 8. 14. 22, 26, 27, 28, 31, 40. 60. 65, 76, 77, 95, 96. 96c, 96h, 110 Meiergerd, Jodi: 13, 25, 26. 47. 49. 58. 107, 114 Meiergerd, Patty: 19, 24, 30, 31, 65, 94 Meiergerd. Sheila: 8. 24, 26, 30, 31, 40, 94, 96, 134 96c, 96g, 96h. 110 Meister, Dave: 11, 12, 68, 78, 102, 103 Mendlik, Duane: 18, 21, 29, 40, 50, 56, 64, 71 Michaelis, Scott: 9, 24, 25, 29, 30, 33, 40, 42, 99 Mlnarik, Julie: 2, 8. 11, 26, 28, 31, 35, 40, 64, 90, 96, 96c, 96h, 38, 39 Mulvihill, Jill: 4, 5, 16, 26, 28, 40, 46. 48, 49, 65, 92, 93, 96. 96c, 70, 71 Neesen. Lisa: 2, 8, 16, 26. 28. 30. 31, 40, 46. 48. 50, 38. 39. 90, 96, 96c, 96h, 110 Neesen, Paul: 7, 9, 24, 25, 35, 42, 44, 45, 50, 53, 56, 66, 70, 71, 76, 77, 98. 99, 100, 112 Nesladek, David: 9, 83, 98 Oligmueller, Judy: 8, 26. 31. 76, 95, 96, 96d. 96h Oligmueller, Kevin: 10, 12, 42, 50, 53, 68, 78, 103 Oligmueller. Lisa: 4. 8. 15. 16. 24, 26, 30, 31, 33, 40, 60. 72. 82, 86. 84. 96. 96d. 86e, 111 Oligmueller, Nancy: 13, 14, 26, 47, 78, 107 Peatrowsky, Cory: 13, 54, 55, 56, 70, 82, 107 Peatrowsky, Jim: 9, 69, 82. 99 Peatrowsky, Judy: 13, 26, 33, 58, 107, 108 Peatrowsky, Tom: 8. 29. 40. 42, 43, 50, 51. 52, 56, 57. 71, 96. 96d Peitzmeier, Brenda: 12, 26, 28, 30. 31, 32, 47, 49, 58, 62, 90, 103, 113 Peitzmeier, Nancy: 13, 25, 26, 47, 58, 70, 80, 107, 114 Peitzmeiern, Joan: 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 15, 25, 26, 28, 31, 33. 40. 46. 48. 58. 64. 65, 94, 96, 96d, 110 Podany, Theresa: 19, 46, 71, 82, 111 Prinz. Bonnie: 12. 26, 28. 31, 32, 47, 62, 78, 103, 113 Prinz. Julie: 9. 22. 24. 25. 26. 28, 30. 32. 33, 35. 40, 61, 67. 69, 76, 94. 98. 100. 112 Prinz. Lisa: 8. 26. 28, 35, 40, 46, 48, 60, 64, 65. 76. 84. 86. 95, 96. 96d. 110, 111 Ridder, Annie: 7, 8, 10, 15, 26, 28, 33, 40, 46, 48. 58. 59. 60, 64. 79, 86. 96, 96d, 110, 111 Riet. Jodi: 12, 26. 31. 32, 47, 103 Rief, Sharon: 18, 21. 26. 62. 71 Rolf, Jodi: 13. 26. 33, 35, 47, 80, 106, 107, 114 Schorn, Michelle: 9, 24. 25, 26. 31, 32. 40. 66, 76, 77, 98, 99. 100, 112 Schlautman, Kyle: 9, 24. 29, 40. 42. 50. 53, 56, 57, 71, 100, 112 Simodynes, Dianne: 12, 26, 30, 31. 32, 33, 58, 104 Spale, Fred: 16, 19, 28, 33. 45. 54. 55, 56, 65, 68, 71. 81 Stalp, Barb: 8, 15, 25, 26, 28, 30, 40, 64, 68. 96. 963 Stalp, Mary Beth: 12, 15, 25, 26, 30. 32. 33, 35. 66. 104, 113 Steffen. Gina: 13, 26, 33, 47, 81. 108, 114 Steffen, Eileen: 8, 26, 28. 48, 76, 77, 95. 96, 96e, 110 Steffen, Tina: 8. 15, 24, 26, 64, 94, 96. 96e, 96g. Ill Stecher, Marla: 13, 26, 33. 47, 107, 114 Steuter. Jenny: 12, 26, 28. 31, 32, 47, 62. 68, 104. 113 Stieren, David: 11, 12, 31. 32. 33, 35, 42, 56, 104, 113 Stieren, Jean: 19, 76, 77, 95 Throener, Randy: 13, 42, 54, 56, 70, 106. 108 Timmerman, Tami: 8, 26, 40, 64, 96, 96e Uhing, Ron: 4, 16, 22, 24. 29, 30. 31. 35, 40. 42, 43. 50. 52. 56. 65, 71, 96, 94, 96f, 110 Uhing, Russ: 18, 40. 50, 65 Ulrich, Patty: 9, 25, 26, 31, 32, 33. 40. 47, 49, 90, 99. 100, 102 Ulrich. Tim: 12. 31. 42, 52. 56. 68 VanThull, Sr. Virgine: 19, 80 Walker. Ann: 4, 5, 8, 16, 26, 28. 30, 40. 46, 48. 68, 79, 96, 96f, 96h, 110 Walker. Linda: 9, 26, 28, 40. 47, 50, 48, 49, 69, 70. 90, 100 Welding, Kerry: 12, 54, 68, 104 Wiechman, Brian: 12, 14, 29, 42, 71, 78, 104 Wolken, Dave: 9. 24. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 40, 42, 50, 52. 56. 71, 76, 99, 100, 112 Wolken, Keith: 13. 33, 42, 53, 103, 114 Wordekemper, Geri: 9, 24, 25, 26, 28, 30, 31, 32. 33, 40. 47. 49, 90. 98, 100, 112 Wordekemper, Michelle: 12, 26, 78, 104 Wordekemper, Rick: 4, 5, 6, 8, 15, 16, 24, 29, 42. 43, 50. 51. 52, 56, 64, 70, 71, 96, 96f, 110 Wordekemper, Ron: 13. 29. 42, 53, 56, 106, 108, 114 Wordekemper, Steve: 8, 96, 96f Wordekemper, Terry: 13, 81, 90, 108, 114 Yosten, Pat: 9, 10. 22, 29. 35, 42. 76, 77. 100, 112 13S