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

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Seventh Year Provides Opportunities For Enthusiastic Administration “They’re the height of dedication; they’re the fore- most in their fields. They’re the envy of the nation, but mostly, they’re for real.” Three key people made an extra effort to keep the school running smoothly. Father John Zastrow, a combination of su- perintendent and principal, acted as the cohesive agent in administration. As newly - christened guidance counselor, Father Philip Rauth kept his door open for all who needed advice, while Mr. Wayne Reeves served as Neumann’s athletic director. Mr. Reeves was also voted Centennial Con- ference chairman. The remaining faculty pro- vided the driving force behind two hundred fifty-eightstudents by their patience and persever- ance. This task proved to be herculean, but the faculty handled it with finesse. Although they served primarily as re- source people in a system of modular scheduling, the teachers also counseled individuals. The most valuable asset was the sincerity of the teachers that made learning a “real things.” Between signing checks and directing students, Father John Zastrow is able to take time out for a relaxing conversation. The job of both superintendent and principal proved to be hectic for this ambitious administrator. Whatever lurks behind the new office window holds many surprises according to the faces of these baffled freshmen. Keeping students posted of sports events was the task of Mr. Wayne Reeves, Neumann's athletic director. 10

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CURRICULUM 9

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Father Philip Rauth finds great satisfaction In his new role as guidance counselor, he suits are of great concern for many seniors in assisting students plan their careers, finds that application forms and test re- considering college. Passing out absentee lists comprises only a small portion of Mrs. Wilma Wolfe’s daily job as secretary. Good-natured gaiety arises spontaneously between sessions of introduced, including faculty work days and a faculty review serious discussion at a Wednesday morning faculty meeting. board. Shown are Sister Vincent. Sister Stephanie, Father Since twenty heads are better than one, many new ideas were Rauth, Father Zastrow, and Mr. Humlicek. 11