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

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Junior chemists, Ann Divine, Alice Nemecek, Tom Vasa, Wally Swartz, and Ellen Vavak procede with a series of experiments in their chemistry class, which empnasizes learning by doing. Frank Jacobs Arlene Rezac LuAnn Sahatka Bob Ostransky Sonja Saulnier Connie Schmidt Rose Schmidt Harold Shandera Mr. Roach instructs these eager typists that practice makes perfect. And perfect the paper must be before it is handed in. Kae Siercks Gerry Sloup Margaret Sloup Gerry Specht Wally Swartz Dennis Tvrdy Steve Vasa Tom Vasa Ellen Vavak Jim Vech Dave Wesely Larry Zimmerman DAILEY'S CLINIC PHARMACY 964 N. LAUREL. WAHOO, NEBRASKA 17

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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

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Seniors Set Precedents A combination of the beginning and the end made up the senior's year of 64-65. They had the re- sponsibility of setting the proper precedents for Neumann High School in that one important year. Yet after short nine months these same people would leave the school which they helped to establish. Between September and May, the seniors' activities ranged from the Coyle Tree of Lights to Green Pastures to Pomp and Circum- stance.” A class which earned a reputation for ability to work well as a unit, the seniors helped to start Neumann off right. Pictured around the Coyle Tree of Lights” are the senior officers: Bob Lanik, President; Kae Noha, Secretary; Mary Bartek. Vice- President; and Tom Krajicek, Treasurer. They were instrumental in the senior sponsored project to help raise money for Johnny Coyle, who was seriously injured in a hunting accident. Jarold Bartek Brian Beranek Mary Bartek 18