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

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the time and effort. Do you know what charac- terizes each of their art works? Yearbook work is not all drudgery. ’’You can al- ways tease the moderator,” is the philosophy of one section editor, Mike Kane. What is static electricity? What can it do? How do you make it? Marion Bartek, Joan Snitily, and Janet Smith try to discover the answers by experimenting with an electrostatic generator. The exhilerating joy of discovering that you really do have a few muscles flashes on the faces of strong men Dan Jirovsky and Dwayne Vanek as they play” with the weights. Tim Kadavy and Gary Maly emerge from the deep, dark, unknown under- world. Did your expedition to the depths beneath the gym stage prove interesting? significant? valuable? fun maybe?

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Curriculum Discovering knowledge, acquiring knowledge, using knowledge, students plumb the curriculum from day to day. Neumannites discover the powers of con- centration and the joys of learning as whole new worlds unfolded in the various fields of study. They learn that drudgery is followed by achievement, intense study by enlightenment. As they are instilled with a desire to learn and the power of thinking and of reasoning their search for fulfillment in life is an easier road to travel. It is in the everyday curriculum that the students are outfitted for their adult professions. Whether they continue their education or not, the hours spent in classes and working on homework will benefit them in the future. When teachers persevere and occasionally break the students' knowledge barrier both grow and discover deep joy and satisfaction. 9