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

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Harvey the 'Pooka” appears in person on the snack table amid stuffed celery at the junior play cast party. The Fall Follies feature a preview of fall fashions. Jim Chvatal models the Farmer Chvatal look while Keith Pokorny poses for the Habitually Pokorny” look. The follies were held the day before Thanksgiving vacation. 6 We love our boys this much” emphasize pep club members Suzanne Richter and Beth Sutton as they help decorate halls with contempory signs the week before the district basketball tournaments at Doane College in Crete.

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Of Neumann Seven-from where does it get its mystical and mysterious connotation? Since recorded history began, seven has had a special dignity among numbers. Natural wonder in the sev- en colors of the rainbow, the relationship of the seven notes on the musical scale, or the rhythm of the seven days in a week, all attest to seven’s prominence. Scripture, however, gives seven its greatest importance. There, seven symbolizes per- fection and fulfillment. Neumann has now been in operation for seven years, seeking perfection and fulfill- ment as a high school of supe- rior quality. During this time it has ex- perienced times of frustration and growing pains; neverthe- less, definite progress and achievement has been evi- denced in all areas. This Cavalog records the history of the struggle for ful- fillment in 1971. Oxygen debts are repaid by Kathy Rezac and her P.E. cohorts as they rest after fifty laps around the gym. Taxpayers received a gift of S249.375 from Neumann High School last year. Although proposed Amendment Twelve for state assistance was defeated in November. Neu- mann continued to be the Taxpayer's Best Briend in Saunders County. Community, conversion, and commit- ment” are three points about Baptism driven home by Father Imming. Icy windshields delay a speedy take-off by Debbie and Terry Princ when blizzard conditions forced early dismissal. 5

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Neumann Bewitched By The Spell Of Mystical, Magic Seven Ultimate triumph is manifested by Sister Celeste on hearing a senior math student unravel her lecture on transcendental numbers. Later Sister experienced ultimate exasperation explaining amplitude of circular motion. Rivalry and a chance to compete can make or break a friendship. Friendship is being forged by Mike Kralik and Ray Tennant as they go a round of '‘friendly” Indian arm wrestling. Lucky Seven bewitched Neumannites as they breezed into the seventh year of opera- tion. The seventh senior class enchanted the faculty by a spirit of rejuvenation after three years of dormancy. Father Zastrow drew on some magic power to get through his seventh year as superintendent and principal. But Wordsworth’s poem best summed up the spell that Neumann was under in 1971. “We Are Seven.” Cheerleader propulsion through leg- bounding provokes hair-flouncing for reserve cheerleader Sheri Peterson. 7