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

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Brian Ohnoutka, Steve Schmidt, and Jerry Bartek find something interesting while paging through the French Mag- azine LE MATCH. Mr. Jeff Sill helps student review each chapter with animated picture cards and questions such as, QU'EST-CE QU ELLE FAIT?” (What’s she doing?) Mary Nelson seems undecided about the taste of LE QUICHE LORR- AINE. served to the French II students. 13

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French interest up Sixty-four students formed the largest foreign language depart- ment in the twelve year history of Neumann High School. First year students used the text SON ET SENS, pre-recorded tapes, flashcards, to test their recognition of French words, and vocabulary games for reinforce- ment. The French II class com- pleted SON ET SENS and later studied from the text SCENES ET SEJOURS. Throughout the year both groups used supplementary workbooks. Again Mr. Jeff Sill treated his classes to cuisine such as QUICHE LORRAINE. French I students. Mary Egr, Rose Carroll, and Linda Swartz con- centrate on an exam. Janet Sloup assists Mr. Jett Sill by basting the crust Ot LE QUICHE LORRAINE. 12

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New chairman for history dept. The 75-76 school year brought about a change in the history department. Sr. Anita Rolenc N.D. acted as chairman of the depart- ment. Her schedule consisted of freshman World History and senior Social Studies. The freshman studied the history and cultures of the Asian and European world while the seniors covered U.S. government and economics. The junior class under the in- struction of Mr. John Lawler, studied events of American history. Along with major historical events they also learned the cir- cumstances that brought them about and the consequences that resulted from them through the use of worksheets and class dis- cussions. On November 10, 1975 the students attended County Government Day at the Saunders County Courthouse, Wahoo, Nebraska. 14 Junior class members attending County Government Day at the Saunders County Courthouse: FRONT; Mary Wolfe, Kris Svoboda, Ann Nemecek, Sharon Breunig, Lorene Maly. Kathy Popken, Steve Otte. BACK; Carol Koranda. Carol Kavan. Tim Cada, Teresa Schmidt. Louis Hoer, Kim Roach. Bob Knuth, Jane Kruce. Rilla Sullivan, and Tillie Ekstein. Jim Meduna awaits a requested paper as Sister Anita Rolenc N.D. searches for it in her folder.