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

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Art Room Glows With Living Color Alive and in color aptly described paint-bespeckled art students as they turned the art room into a center of continuous motion. Besides learning the basic facts about colors, students executed projects in wood, clay, and papier mache. The banners in the halls revealed the talent of emerging artists. An artistic climax was reached when the artists gave an art show displaying the many and various projects they made. In addition to creating their own master- pieces, art classes journeyed to Joslyn Mem- orial Art Museum, Sheldon Art Gallery, and The Market to better understand and appreciate the works of great masters. Exposure to culture was beneficial to the entire student body as talented individuals shared their discoveries. On the other side of the spectrum. Sister Stephanie successfully converted the gold room into a practical art studio. You think this Is fun, huh? You're right! Even though she does get a little messy, Patsy Fiedler is always willing to pitch in and work. A giant among men aptly describes Dan Kavan in his the commanding look In his eyes Is Vicki Richter as she realm, the art room, as he deftly molds just a lump of assists him In the complicating process of preparing the clay into objects of superb craftsmanship. Spellbound by pottery for the furnace. farmers cooperative grain COMPANY, 623-3811, Ithaca, Nebraska

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Sister Stephanie, the impetus behind the newly formed art course, was a delight and inspiration to her students with her ceaseless energy and artistic talents. Maureen Redler puts the finishing touches on her tooth- pick Christmas tree. Her creation was only one of many at the Christmas art exhibit. Armed with her trusty paintbrush, Joann Snitily helped transform the dreariness of the art room into a panorama of color and excitement. Utilizing the modern technique of spray glue is Mary Behrns as she ambitiously completes one of the Centennial Conference banners to be hung in the gym. 28 STATE FARM INSURANCE, Agent Jiggs Grieser, 551 North Linden

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Ernestina (C. Bauer) displays a note of surprise when she discovers that Horace Vandergelder (J. Sudlk) is Presbyterian. “Dollv” Runs J The Harmonica Gardens Restaurant presents a small dance in a side show as the waiters serve the very quickest dinner in all of New York. With the strains of So Long Dearie echoing through the auditorium, HELLO DOLLY concluded as a smashing success. The long-running Broadway production is the ex- citing story of a woman in retirement after her husband's death and the path she takes as she decided to rejoin the human race. Reggi Shonka, in the title role of Dolly, exemplified the joy of living life that the story was trying to express. Jim Sudik, as Horace Vandergelder, did a fantastic job. The rest of the cast did exceptionally well all three nights. The highlight of the production was the Waiters' Gallop, as the boys in the chorus showed off their knowledge of dancing techniques in an intricate dance routine. The drama director was Sister Rosalee Burke assisted by the student director, Craig Breunig. The orchestra, under the direction of Perry Dawes, added a professional flair to the entire production. ECONOMY GROCERY, Open Nightly, 355 Broadway 30