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

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Summer workshop gives insight Co-editors Ruth Ann Kellner and Belinda Richter, attended the Ne- braska High School Press Associa- tion journalism workshop at Hastings College last summer and learned new ideas in yearbook format. They gained background information in order to draw up the style rules for the 1979-80 Neumann Cavalog and heard from lecturers about the latest trends in yearbook journalism. All of the Cavalog staff went to J-Day at Midland College to various mini-classes taught by representa- tives from Herff Jones and high school yearbook advisors from schools in the surrounding area. In January, Neumann yearbook advisor, Mr. Jeffrey Sill, invited Midland publications advisor, Mrs. Marilyn Peterson to come and give a workshop at Neumann for the Cavalog staff and those interested in joining the staff next year. Jerald Humlicek criticizes Ron Ahrens’s copy as Joe Tvrdy works on his own boys track layout. TOP LEFT: Colleen Noonan thumbs through proof sheets looking for pictures to use in her layouts. Mr. Jeffrey Sill, yearbook advisor, and co-editors, Ruth Kellner and Belinda Richter, assist Teri Shanahan in fixing her copy errors. Yearbook 13

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Neumann teens assist Saunders county elderly Haven House was the prime benefactor of this year's Christian Action group. The nine members, headed by Sister Corona Humpl N.D., and Sister Christine Uerling M.S., treated Haven House residents at Halloween and also made lap rugs for the elderly in Saunders County rest homes. At Christmas money and canned goods collected by Neumann students were donated to the Shelter for Abused Women and Children in Omaha. Monthly projects such as the lap rugs, were decided upon and begun at each meeting. Another monthly project was some little fuzzy crea- tures the girls made for the mentally retarded children at Villa Marie. Sheri Swartz, a Christian Action membe. sews on some patches for a patchquilt to be given to residents at the care center. Barb Tvrdy and Colleen Shanahan, dressed in their Halloween costumes wait for transportation to the Haven House. 12 CAG

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Video machine costs peanuts You can buy a video tape machine with peanuts! No, they aren’t that cheap but the profits from the peanut store made it possible when the money was added to previous funds. Bubble blowers showed their skills in the first annual bubble gum blowing contest sponsored by the Student Council. Another project was an exchange day with Colum- bus Scotus coming here in December. Student Council spon- sors were Mr. Ed Johnson, Sr. Michelle Hajek N.D., and Mr. Bill Reece. Officers were Deb Hohl, president; Theresa Konecky, secre- tary; and George Ludvik, treasurer. Joel Wolta blows a bubble during the bubble gum blowing contest as Mrs. Sheila Schukei takes a careful measurement. ABOVE RIGHT: Student Council President Debbie Hohl conducts a joint meeting with Columbus Scotus and Neumann High councils. As a project to raise school spirit prior to homecoming, Student Council members decorate the halls with streamers. 14 Student Council