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

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Neumann Staff Celebrates Ten Two new cooks brought the Neumann staff to ten. The eight returning members welcomed Wilma Kuncl and Rita Janecek who joined Helen Rezek and Blanche Bartek on the kitchen staff. Busing students to and from school was the respon- sibility of Carl Jelinek, Al Helen Rezek. Wilma Kuncl and Blanche Bartek show their skill at making runzas. Shanahan, Wayne Reeves and Ken Hornung. Mr. Ken Hor- nung was also the driver of a brand new bus purchased at the beginning of the year. Completing the staff at Neumann were Stan Taylor, maintenance engineer and Wilma Wolfe, secretary. Inspecting the fuse box. Stan Taylor, custodian, finds the problem. Carl Jelinek. Ken Hornung. and Wayne Reeves transport students to and from school. Answering telephones and taking messages are part of Wilma Wolfe's job as secretary. 27

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Mr. John Lawler directed tumbling techniques in the freshmen girls P.E. class. Mr. Doyle Denney took over during alternate seasons. Tumbling Gets Priority in P.E. Tumbling was highlighted in the freshman P.E. classes as they attempted to learn forward and backward somersaults. War ball was introduced. The object of the game is to hit your opponent with the ball. If one succeeds in hitting him, he eliminates all their players and your team wins. The class was shared by Mr. John Lawler and Mr. Doyle Denney. Steve Urban, Steve Machacek, Keith Maly. and Tom Koehler take part in a P.E. basketball game. 26

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CELEBRATING ExisTENce Our well-being, our past, present and future, our whole existence is dependent upon God. Through God’s will, our dreams are fulfilled and our sorrows consoled. It was hoped that, through the student-planned masses and religious services, each person would realize the need for spiritual enrich- ment in his life. 28