Lourdes Central High School - Lourdette Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

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Art depts. enhanced by experience Sev Sorensen gives a class lecture while Mitch Kreifels and Steve Fenton divert their attention elsewhere. The art depts., which included industrial arts, saw two familiar faces this year. Leading the conventional art program was Mrs. Sue Eickhoff, a fourth year retur- ning part-time teacher. Her classes consisted of ad- vanced arts for juniors and seniors and another class for the jr. high. Returning with the industrial arts classes was Sev Sorensen, a long time agriculture and shop teacher. Among his classes were Machine Woods for the freshmen and sophomores and electric motors and drafting, both for the juniors and seniors. Two substan- tial supplements to the industrial arts program were the new addition to the shop building which gave more room for individual projects and the purchases of more machinery. At left Is Mrs. Eickhoff leading a class discussion. Mark Riege receives Individual help and Instruction from Mrs. Eickhoff. 13

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History dept, gets first year teacher Mrs. Mary Ann Liesemeyer, a first year teacher, carried a large load for a beginner. In addition to teaching all high school history and government classes, she also taught girls’ P.E., coached girls’ volleyball and track, and was sponsor for the Pep Club. Among the activities of her department for the year were County Government Day for the juniors and Sur- vival Economics for the seniors. At RIGHT Is Mrs. Liesemeyer as she attempts to explain the fun- damentals of American Government to the seniors. Sev Sorensen instructs Roger Kreifels and Tim Kaiser in the works of Machine Woods. Mrs. Liesemeyer strives to get the attention of Mike Navrkal. 12

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3 priests lead the theology program This year, the theology department was lead by three priests: Father Thomas Ozanne C.PP.S., Father James Schrader, and Father Richard Brombach. With Father Tom, the juniors studied Christian Morality, Adult Perspectives into Catholocism, and Contemporary Moral Problems. The freshmen, also under the instruction of Father Tom, took An Introduc- tion to Scripture and Christian Challenges for Teenagers. Father Brombach was co-leader with Father Tom of the junior class which was divided in half because of its size. Father Brombach's courses were Vatican II and the Book of Romans. Above is Father Schrader, the school counselor. At left Is Father Tom as he teaches one of his freshmen classes. Under the charge of Father Schrader were the seniors and the sophomores. Father Schrader in- structed the seniors in Contemporary Christiandom and Christian Marriage while also teaching Theology 10 to the sophomores. Besides his classes, Father Schrader was also school counselor and aided in coac- ing football and basketball. It was also the responsibility of the theology department to arrange a weekly Mass for every Friday to be held in the gym. 14