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

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It's hard to tell whether the junior officers are keeping track of the sums of money spent on their prom and banquet or counting that earned by gleaning corn. Officers are: vice- president, Ruth Kruce; president, Dave Ohnoutka; secretary, Ken Noha; treasurer, Dave Behrns. Active Juniors Contribute Time A mixture of junior time and junior talent built the background on which the class, as seniors, will rely to make Neumann a better school. The class was well rep- resented in all areas of school activity. Members consistently led the honor roll. The juniors also produced a highly suc- cessful play and gala prom and banquet. Bookkeeping class was usually a period of bewilderment and anxiety for juniors as they struggled to avoid mis- calculations and thus balance the books. ' Von Bartek Helen Bouc Nancy Damisch Mary Lou Fiedler Cheryl Ermin Hajek Dennis Kavan Dan Behrns Cathy Ann Divine Fitzpatrick Dave Behrns Clinkenbeard Helen Coyle John Ell CHARLOTTE'S READY—TO—WEAR 8c DRY GOODS LUCKEYS FAMILY SHOE STORE wahoo. Nebraska

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Bob Proskovec Margie Rezac Judy Schwartz Patty Simons Gordon Specht Dave Spicka Rose Stoupa Mike Sullivan Janet Swartz Elizabeth Tvrdy Lucille Virgil Robert Vlcan Becky Wesely Charlene Marie Virgil Bob Voboril Monica Woita Velinsky Sophomores took a wide variety of courses at Neumann. Class honors in the various areas were awarded to: math, James Musilek; re- ligion, Becky Wesely; English, Jim Egr; social studies, Jeanette Dolezal and language, Mary Malm. Awards were also presented to those with achievement in supplementary reading. Re- cipients were Ann Clinkenbeard, Diane Kuncl, Bernadette Brecka, Trudy Jambor, Elizabeth Tvrdy. Allons, debout! (come on, get up!) says French student, Jim Dailey to Charles Hasten with mock severity as Larry Konecky and Arlene Rezac wait their turn to speak. Dialogues in French are part of the A-L-M course designed to teach the language of diplomats as spoken by the people of France themselves. Sophomore geometry students, Pete Loofe, Emmanuel Bartek, and Jerry Fitzpatrick, learn all the problems involved in constructing a straight circle on the blackboard. Under the tutelage of Sister Celeste, sophs were introduced to the complexities of Euclidean and non-Euclidean geometries. 14 BRODAHL MOTOR COMPANY 443-4716 wahoo, Nebraska

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Twenty-two juniors represented N.H.S. at County Government Day sponsored by the American Legion. FRONT ROW: John Ell, Janet Rerucha, Ermin Hajek, LaRhea Pageler, Jim Vech, Ruth Kruce, Dave Wesely, Kathryn Siercks. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Prohaska, Alice Nemecek, Mary Lou Fiedler, Dan Behrns, Bernie Ludvik, John Malm, Ken Noha, Larry Zimmerman, Mike Kavan, Dave Ohnoutka, Mary Ellen Knuth, Lou Ann Sabatka, LuAnn Machovec, Bernice Ludvik. And Talent to Build a Better School At the honors assembly following baccalaureate services, a junior, Ruth Kruce, was presented with the award for maintaining the highest scholastic average among Neumann students. Ruth also received recognition in the field of social studies, as did Mary Ellen Knuth in English and typing, John Malm in advanced algebra, Ken Noha in chem- istry and religion, Janet Rerucha in bookkeeping, and Kathryn Siercks in French. Mike Kavan Jim Krajicek Bernie Ludvik LuAnn Alice Nemecek LaRhea Pageler Phyllis Mary Ellen Ruth Kruce Bernice Ludvik Machovec Ken Noha David Pleskac Prochaska Knuth John Dave Ohnoutka Judy Policky Cathy Nancy Mara Proskovec Janet Reruche 16 COMMERCIAL STATE BANK COMPLETE BANKING INSURANCE SERVICE CEDAR BLUFFS, NEBRASKA