Central City High School - Bison Yearbook (Central City, NE)

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SPORTS

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24 Trond Gjendem, of Norway, added new tolor to our school. He brought with him a great Lick There will be some part of him here long after he goes back to Norway Roberto Urena, of Panama. brought smiles to even the saddest faces. His light manner kept everyone feeling glad that they knew him. Weill miss that special smile, Marcella De Sa, of Brasil, was a quiet person but her easy going ways and special spark were very loud. They couldn't be ignored, and they rubbed off on everyone around her. Alejandro Ortiz, of Columbia, always left us wondering what he was thinking about when he talked to us. This made him an unpredictable, unforgetable guy. Vicente Contreras, of Spain, had many traits that he shared with all of us. He was always carefree yet somehow serious. This gave us the impression that he was ready for anything, and he usually was.

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26 VOLLEYBALL Colene Larsen shows that she's ready for a vigtory. Coach Julie Studnicka critically watches her girls at practice. HONORS Michelle Fattig: All-Conference Rochelle Wiese: All-Conferenqe This year's volleyball team had many Changes, from a CClene Larsen: Honorable Memo new coach to a new offense. Team unity and the desire to do well were two of the teamls strong points. They competed well with all the schools and matched up to many area teams who were rated at state. Senior Karen Svitak felt that team spirit abounded. HWe believed in ourselves. Even when we didn't win we showed the opponents who we were. Senior Pam Marco com- mented, We had a lot of talented people. We played everyone really tough. The team improved in all areas. They began the season serving 80 percent, but improved to 90 percent by the Close of the season. Senior Michelle Fattig said, We progressed, talent wise, 100 times since last year. There was not only a change of coach, but also a change of offense. They regrouped from a 4-2 offense to a 6-2 offense. Senior Jill Best felt that the new offense was beneficial for the team: HEveryone knew the offense and played it well.H Coach Studnicka explained, A successful season is not based on wins and losses, but on improvement in skills, development of offense, and challenging every team of all calibers. Although the scores may not show it, the TOUGH Q GET GOING! FRESHMEN lBack rowl Jamie Coiner, Angie Janovec, RyAnne Wiese, Stacey Fattig, Mindy Fuolherth, Melanie Cox, Coach Barb Sealey tFront rowl Kari Petersen, Jill Kranre, Mandie Sawyers, Crystal Rippe, Lisa Widman