Bishop Neumann Catholic High School - Cavalog Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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Neumann students often found musical organizations, each in- required of Neumann students taking that a valuable investment of their dividual found a way to contribute his part in the various activities. Those time and energies was participation or her own unique talents. Their who exerted their highest efforts were in one or more of the many school contributions helped them to feel an highly rewarded through the feeling sponsored activities. Ranging from integral part of the family of Neumann of self-worth and satisfaction. These service to others in the Christian High School. achievers were catalysts to their Action Group to entertaining others Much time nd effort was peers, to put forth HIGH ENERGY, through taking part in school plays or ¥ 4. Senior pep club member. Deb Morton 5. Using quick reflexes, Jennifer Bartunek 6. Dressed as Little Bo Peep. Marian Meduna, hands balloons to Mr. Bill Reece as he rings the bell in response to her recog- a member of Christian Action Group, enters adjusts them to their proper places. The nition of the tune being played during the room of an elderly patient at the balloons will be used to help the Student Council sponsored Name Care Center to bring a bit of create the Homecoming theme of that Tune” contest. Halloween spirit to him. Around the World”. Activities 7

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1. During an effective writing class, 2. Confused by their father's actions, the 3. Finding something entertaining at a home Belinda Richter proofreads her copy. Benjamin family listen to his serious plea. athletic game is easy to do as the faces of while yearbook adviser, Mr. Jeff Sill, The family includes Linda Uhlik, David Mrs. Sheila Schukei and David Kavan show, and Ruth Kellner contemplate Kavan, Cathy Konecky, Maggie Sullivan, a headline. Mike Wolfe. Mike Dostal and Ernie Cajka. 6 Activities

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Audience excitement high while awaiting announcement Excitement was in the air as the audience waited to hear the an- nouncement of the Homecoming royal court. As the names of Patty York and Steve Bartek were called, the audience went into a frenzy of excitement; cameras flashed, hands clapped and people near the throne jumped and screamed. 1978 Queen Renae Nelson and King John Vasa crowned the 1979 royalty. Music for the October 21 Homecoming dance was provided by “Flight”. The theme, chosen by the Pep Club, was “Around the World”. Events highlighting Spirit Week, which proceeded Homecoming day, were Crazy Socks day, Hat day, Inside Out day, Fifties day and School Colors day. At the pep rally Friday afternoon on the football field, students who didn’t par- ticipate in Colors day were required to take part in comical routines. As her contribution to 50’s day activities. Karen Sayker passes out candy cigarettes to fellow students Cheryl Zetocka, Debbie Kadavy and Linda Stuchlik. The thrill of the moment shines on the faces of newly crowned queen and king Patty York and Steve Bartek as they share the traditional first dance. 8 Homecoming