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

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Freshmen Develop Close Ties How does one take more than seventy assorted individuals from eleven dif- ferent parishes and turn this group into that mysterious entity known as a ’’class”? Whatever the secret, the freshmen seemed to possess it, as they began their high school years. Freshmen officers discuss class projects. President, Charles Hastert; treasurer, Valerian Bartek; vice-president, Kathy Shanahan; secretary, Ann Runyan. Carol Bartek Valerian Bartek Francis Brecka Nancy Pat Ell Cheryl Bartek Delores Bouc Joe Breunig Clinkenbeard Dennis Fiedler Richard Bartek Rod Bouc Sandra Chmelka Jim Dailey Dave Richard Fitzpatrick Damisch Don Fitzpatrick Sandra Richard Hawkinson Furasek Patty Hein Charles Hastert Richard Heuerman ANDERSON PHOTO STUDIO 443-3130 wahoo, Nebraska 9

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Accuracy counts as Sister Kevin prepares for her next class. The freshman class sponsor teaches a variety of subjects: chemistry, physics, physical science, algebra, English, and also manages to serve as yearbook moderator. Sister Dolores greets the sophomore girls' world history class at the start of the day. In addition to teaching world history, American history and modern problems classes, Sister Dolores also serves as the senior class sponsor. Father Donald Neal takes time out from his busy schedule to confer with a student. Father combines teaching Latin 1 and II at Neumann with his many duties as assistant pastor at St. VVenceslaus. Checking out the voice on the tape with the French text is Sister Vincent. Extensive use of the tape recorder is made in the A-L-M French course taught by Neumann's librarian who also teaches English. 8

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The freshmen portray the spirit of Easter as they all pitch in to make Easter baskets. The baskets were sent to Good Shepherd Manor for Mongoloid children in Ohio. Demonstrates Initiative A successful class party, Christmas caroling, sending Easter baskets to a home for Mongoloid children, and other projects developed close ties among the class and demonstrated to the rest of the school that freshmen possess that most valuable of qualities: initiative. John Humlicek Phyllis Jambor Cathy Jirovsky Dave Kavan Margaret Knuth Larry Konecky Larry Kuberski Diane Kuncl Jim Ludvik Margaret Meduna Nick Meysenburg Ed Nemecek Margaret Noha Don Norris Connie Novotny John Otte Marvin Ourada Ray Paseka Mary Pellan Richard Pleskac Marvin Plunkett Mary Polak Lee Policky Arnold Pospisil Pam Primm Ed Prohaska 10 A W GRAIN COMPANY EOWARD l . OURADA. MGR. WAHOO, NEBRASKA