Central Private School - Confederation Yearbook (Central, LA)

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Elementary students, as well as those in the high school, enjoy participating in the as ,Q gl ' ,.. 1 ' M eggs. X has itat 'km wig A s ,? ' 3 gig 1, ar le. Q A. ,3 2 pep-rallies. We're the Rebels education for their children at such high costs and hard work. Yet those forty-seven students have been joined today by many more, with nearly 700 enrolled this year. Descriptions of the student body are- full of pride 3 determined 3 and hard workers . Of course, every school has its do nothings . . . the apathetic people. These do not care, nor will they ever care, whether or not the school looks good to the public. Yet, when a count is taken of all of the work done by the rest of the student body . . . the total looks impressive even to the most cynical. Beginning in the freshman year, raising money for the junior prom is implanted on each student's mind. Car washes, raffles, rock-a-thons, powder puff football games, selling homecoming corsages and tickets for bar-be-que dinners are only a few ways to increase that bank account. Ads for the football program are sold by all involved-dance team, pepsters, cheerleaders, and flag corps-in order to support the efforts of the football team. Let the efforts of the parents that work in the lcontinuedl After practice everybody hangs loose Football gear prevents some injuries: it ones. Russ Watts, Roux Jones, and Dana and Janet L0T8l'd IS F10 9XCGDtion. does not always prevent the more serious Peairs are among those who sustained

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Charlotte Keating, a hard-working student, will be one of the few Seniors If a picture could paint just one word, this picture would paint the word Maunch, coined by Amy Norwood. Jeannie Toney is one of only two three-year Seniors graduating in the spring of '8O. After thirteen years, were a novice no longer. that does not graduate at mid-term. AS a responsible person, she was recently summer to lay tile, or paint, or improve the football and baseball fields not be forgotten. Halloween carnivals, Cadillac sales, and Merri-Bells are words now familiar to most students that symbolize money-making projects for the school. And these echo only a small part of the work. A great debt is owed to those such as Mr. Thibodeaux and others too numerous to name, who have dedicated much time assisting the school in many activities. .elected as the treasurer for the Senior, class. Hours put in by students are important . . . it shows their dedication to their Rebel friends. All clubs as well as sports and extracurricular activities are famous for their l in-put to the school. Cheerleaders can always be seen painting or hanging signs, selling spirit tags, or practicing l cheers. This year, the dance l team, flag corps and the band ' have been applauded to great extent over their performances. Pep-rallies would lose their effect without the spirit of the lcontinuedl We're th.. Rebels