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

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Sophomores Cliff Thege, Ron Voborll, Mark Va- Telling the grownups of the future how to perform as Christians sina, and Mike Divine reveal the true Christian isn't a simple job, but Father Stoeckinger seems to have an spirit as they collect song sheets after Mass, uncanny nack for making it seem easy. Actually facing the priest in confession can be a little frightening, but Mary Ellen Safranek overcomes her qualms aided by Father York's understanding countenance. Religion Shows The dual purpose of Neumann High is to instruct students in their religion and to make it an integral part of their lives. In an age of revolution and change within the Church, this all important goal takes an eminent importance. Neumann is fortunate to have a large staff of religion teachers, all of whom are priests and pastors of the various parishes represented at Neumann. Each devotes several hours of his day to impart his knowledge of religion. Several different means were em- ployed, ranging from movies and tapes to the Mass itself. Father Richard Brombach led the practice of setting aside one period a week for Mass in the classroom. COAST TO COAST STORE 443-3674 wahoo. NEBRASKA

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 Rain, hail, ice and thunder. Neumann’s buses won’t go under, largely due to Father Birkel. In addition, he had charge of a Freshman religion class. It wouldn’t be surprising if Father Zastrow considers filling of pop machine a welcome change from the challenge of piloting a school and teaching senior religion. Collecting report cards is only a small portion of Mrs. Robert Polacek's job as office secretary. Mrs. Polacek took up this position at the end of the third quarter. BERANEK BROS. MARKET 443-3015 WAHOO, NEBRASKA 1 1

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Whether It's helping a senior choose a career or convincing a freshman that God Is his friend, Father York Is able to do it quite calmly. Father Brombach has developed the reputation of being a good friend, especially when you need one. His firm handshake during Mass conveys this warm quality. Faces of God High and mighty, Captain Bly, mother hen, Good Joe, these are only a few of the characteristics that compose the man from Davey, Father Kalin. He teaches seniors how to make a go of life. Mike Kane, Creighton Nelson, Bill Kobza, and Paul Cemik, got the chance to show the effects of a Catholic on their way of thinking. They were requested by Father Kalin to give their views on the seminary and their own futures. Dinner guests of the Serra Club of Lincoln, each gave his own introduction speech and then conducted a discussion. Father Kalin, pleased with the results, de- cided it was worth the whole month of skipped homework. In trying to cast light on some of the gray matter in today's com- plicated life, the religion department attempts to define and help each stu- dent judge the black and white. DUDEK'S GROCERY 783—2163 agnew, NEBRASKA