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

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Sister Vincent Dvorak de N.D. librarian. helps to decorate the library by her creation. Eye of God,” which she makes as a hobby. Wilma Wolfe, secretary, has work hours from 8:30 to 3:00 While waiting for school to let out. Ken Horning and Carl Jelinek enjoy a little chit-chat. Staff Works Over 8,330 Hours Combining their total hours, eight staff members racked up 8,- 330 hours behind the scenes. Two of Neumann's “freshmen of four years ago did not graduate this year. Coming in '69-70, Stan Taylor, custodian, and Wilma Wolfe, secretary, have completed four years of service. Returnees Helen Rezek and Blanche Bartek with newcomer Mary Ann Schense, cooked dinner for 206 students and 30 faculty members. Some top menus were spaghetti, chicken, hamburger paddies, fish, chicken on biscuit, pizzas, tuna and noodles, and sloppy joes. Also returning were bus drivers, Carl Jelinek, Ken Hor- ning, and Al Shanahan who com- pleted the staff at Neumann High School. 26

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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.

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 Overjoyed with their culinary creation. Helen Rezek. Blanche Bartek, and Mary Anne Schense admire their fresh bread. Stan Taylor, custodian, demonstrates his automatic floor washer which was purchased this year. 27