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

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Darlene Rezac Duane Rezac Pam Rezac' Ann Runyan Marlene Sabatka Ralph Sabatka Paul Semrad Barb Shanahan Kathy Shanahan Darrel Skibinski Joan Skibinski Mary Sousek Ed Sprinegate Jean Svoboda Mike Tvrdy James Vasa Loretta Vasa Robert Vasa Leslie Vavak Fran Vlcan Dan York Rich Suzie Zimola Zimmerman Show Scholastic Promise Freshmen who received the recognition for aca- demic achievement awarded by the school were: Religion, Richard Furasek; Biology, Mary Polak; Algebra, Robert Vasa; English, Phyllis jambor. The freshies also found plenty of time to broaden their education by extra reading. Those honored in this field were: Phyllis Jambor, Sandra Chmelka, Nancy Clinkenbeard, Margaret Noha, and Marlene Sabatka. The freshmen really got down to the heart of the matter” in biology class. Here Pat Hein and Diane Kuncl demon- strate tne proper way to dissect a frog. The demonstra- tion is being made in the glass-enclosed prep room which adjoins the Biology and science labs. BACHAND GRAIN COMPANY 943-2801 Valparaiso, Nebraska 11

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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

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Sophs Build for the Future With close to sixty members, Neumannfs sophs were a class of diversified interests. Sports, music, debate, speech, math, pep club, and coon hunting kept this class busy throughout the year. Because many of these fields were new to the sophomores, 1964-65 was a year for building up their talents and abilities in these areas. Sophomore officers gather around a fireplace and inspect other decora- tions for the soph-sponsored post-Christmas dance. Secretary, Charles Hobza; president. Bob Lyons; Vice-president, Ann Clinkenbeard; treasurer, Linda Ohnoutka. Marion Bales Don Bartek Emmanuel Bartek Lee Bartek Patti Bartek Carol Beranek Bernadette Brecka Charles Brown Lene Chvatal Ann Clinkenbeard Jim Divine Jeanette Dolezal Jim Egr Eugene Fiedler Jerry Fitzpatrick 12 BACHAND GRAIN COMPANY MALMO, VALPARAISO, WESTON, LOMA, NEBRASKA