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

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a Marsha Lackey shows her tension at a volleyball game by blowing bubbles. Julie Woita and Sandy Petska find hidden knees under their long 50's skirts. Members of the tenth journalism class celebrate the success of the past nine yearbooks.

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Eye popping, mouth dropping surprise is registered on Cindy Thege’s face as she examines one of the art student’s creations. Hey everybody, it’s funny face time! Jerry Norris. Gloria Breunig, Rich Ludvik. and Julie Polacek pass away the time on a class trip to Lincoln. Neumann Celebrates Its ‘Alive’ Student Body Ten years is a very short time if time can be accurately measured by years. But if time can be measured by people, then Neumann has indeed had a long and rich history. Basically happy people, Neumann students took on the many faces of life—studious faces, athletic faces, comic faces, faces of surprise, of pain, of exuberance, all reflecting the joy of living. Behind the faces were the genuine people who made up the 253 students that attended Neumann this year. Since its begin- ning, however, approximately 850 students have shared life ex- periences while passing through the educational stage between childhood and maturity. Educationally, the school has had as its aim the growth of the whole student. Each teacher in each department has striven toward development of each stu- dent into the truly human person, human not in the sense of erring, but human in the sense of becom- ing all that one is nobly destined to become. To achieve this, the spiritual as well as the physical have been blended with the academic to form a well-rounded program of studies. Neumann’s interest in its peo- ple has been the secret of its past. Its people have been the secret of Neumann’s success. 5