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

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 Putting a body in a window seat isn't all that easy , groans Francis Daniels (Jane Kruce) and Ada (Ann Peterson) as they attempt to put Goralsky (Jim Meduna) in the window seat. Vincent Kraxely (John Kavan) holds Michael Crenza (Rick Walla) while his wife Pheobe (Mary Wolfe) rummages through an envelope looking for the secret plans. 27

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“The Best Laid Plans” big success Neumann High School presented the all school produc- tion, The Best Laid Plans”, written by Fred Carmichael, on November twenty-second and twenty-third. A mystery-comedy, the play involves the secret world of espionage. The plot evolves around Ada Westbrook (Ann Peterson), an elderly Ian Fleming, and her secretary Francis Daniels, (Jane Kruce) who find themselves called on to act as a liaison between our government and enemy powers. During their West Indian vacation, Goralsky (Jim Meduna), a spy, dies in Ada’s house. Ada finds out that there is more than one spy in the house when Vincent and Phoebe Kraxely (John Kavan and Mary Wolfe) try stealing the dead spy and end up with a live secret agent by the name of Michael Crenza (Rick Walla). Ada's granddaughter, Gail Westbrook (Lori Tvrdy) and her fiance Guy Parret (Rudy Sloup) also try stealing the body but are caught in the act as Ada and Hubert Parret (Louis Meduna) are coming in from the terrace. The body continuously disappeared as it was moved from the window seat. 26 Oh Hubert you're here! states Ada (Ann Peterson), as she gives Hubert (Louis Meduna) a kiss. Mr. Ed Havlovic demonstrates with Jim Meduna how to put on make-up (or a stage production. Ada (Ann Peterson) shows Philip Dike (Jerry Voboril) that for an elderly woman she knows how to protect herself.

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“There’s no business like show business” Presenting the Roger and Hammerstein musical “Annie Get Your Gun” 34 cast and 24 orchestra members made the play a big success with an audience of over 750 people. The show opens with a bang as Annie (C. Richter) outshoots the world's best sharp shooter, Frank Butler (J. Kavan). Impressed by Annie's ability Buffalo Bill (J. Meduna) takes Annie into his traveling wild west show. All goes fine until An- nie decides to surprise Frank with a unbelievable shooting act on a motorcycle. Frank won't stand for being second best so he leaves to join Pawnee Bill's (A. Meduna) show with Dolly (S. Breuning). Both shows compete against each other trying to make a go of it but neither succeeds. Desperate to make a go of it a large party is held to merge the two shows. An agreement is made for the two shows to merge until Annie challenges Frank to a shooting match. Sitting Bull (L. Hoer), Annie’s adopted Indian father, fixes Annie’s guns to prove that you can get a man with a gun. Annie recognizes this and conceeds the match to Frank. Frank and Annie gladly accept each other and the show is on the road again. I can do anything you can do. better than you claims Annie (C. Richter) to Frank (J. Kavan) before Annie loses the shooting match on purpose to Frank. Annie (C. Richter) becomes a member of the tribe as Chief Sitting Bull (L. Hoer) and other Indians from L. to R. D. Lynch. L. Meduna. B. Sloup, P. Hancock. D. Morton and J. Sloup serenade her into the tribe. Guaranteeing an expert choice of game to choose from Annie (C. Richter) convinces Mr Wilson (B. Knuth) to guy his game from her. 28