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

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Business Classes Mean ‘Real Business’ Mr. Jerry Likes and Mr. Wayne Reeves joined forces in untangling the world of business for Neumann students. In this era of modern machines, Mr. Likes updated his shorthand class with the aid of dictaphones and headphones. He also taught typing and office practice. Mr. Reeves was confronted with two bookkeeping classes and one business math class. When asked what he did this year, Mr. Reeves answered, “Had class. However, Mr. Reeves also sparked up Sr. Phyllis' social studies class by teaching the seniors how to figure income tax. Nancy Komenda smiles as she manages to keep up taking shorthand Gregg style. Fixing a typewriter is only one of Mr. Likes' usual tasks. Mr. Reeves explains the complicated problem to Sharon Bartek. Kathy Kadavy lends a helping hand to Debbie Nemec by showing her her mistake. 24

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Graphing becomes easier to visualize using a three-dimensional axis as Laurie Maly and Kathy Rezac discover. Readying themselves for Math Field Day are Sister Celeste, Leona Benes and Dolores Kavan, seated. Standing are Cindy Wolfe, Leo Meduna. Jan Asmussen and Liz Malm. 23

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Students Read Funnies In French Bonyour was more than just a friendly greeting in Sr. Patricia’s French class; it was also a magazine used in teaching contemporary French terms. Even in French class, however, the comics section was the most likely to attract attention first. Along with studying, the students enjoyed playing games such as French ball, hangman, and bingo. Sr. Patricia taught both French I and II. This constituted the whole of the foreign language department since Latin was discontinued. joe Nemec. Rod Musilek and Ron Sladky find the French comic section the most enjoyable. 25 Sr. Patricia starts off une autre classe de franqais avec le grand sourire.