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

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HISTORY CLASSES (top left) Freshmen would study until the bell rings, (top right) Scott is called upon ... he replies “Sue in- stead of “Sir. (bottom left) Ms. Podnay is just about ready to start class, (bottom right) Juniors tell the cameraman to keep it down so they can study. United States History for CC students starts with the Revolutionary War and ends at the present. Stu- dents learn about the past in order for them to under- stand why the U.S. is the way it is today. Learning about the past will help them understand future poli- cies of the U.S. Government and Economics involved class discussions of government policies that affect the individual. 23

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Religion The Religion Department of Central Catholic High School is concerned with the Spiritual development of all students. The students have the op- portunity to learn the teaching of the church during the religion period. The Department also coordinates retreats, penance services and the many other youth activities, (top left) Pat expresses the saying love your neighbor as yourself.” (top right) Michelle shows us her pearlly whites.” (bottom left) Mike making a poster for Catholic Schools Week, (bottom right) Fr. Kubart is passing out one of his “fun worksheets to the Senior religion class. 22

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MATH CLASSES (Top Left) Mrs. Meiergerd takes time form class to pose. (Top Right) What's 2 + 2 . . . Buzz, wrong answer Scott. (Lower Right) Calculus class. Mathematical questions and theorems were again challenged by those participating in math classes this year. Included in these classes are: Algebra I and II, Geometry, Math Analysis, and Calculus. For some ad- did experience, students had the opportunity to work on the computers. 24