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

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Variety in lunches Mrs. Helen Rezek, head dietician, commented on the salad bar which was added to the lunch program this year. “Some students don’t want starchy foods all the time and with a salad they get a balanced meal.” Mrs. Rezek, Mrs. Judy Rezac, Mrs. Blanche Bartek, and Mrs. Rita Janecek worked six hours daily to prepare meals for about 315 students. Mr. Wayne Reeves, Mr. A1 Shanahan, Mr. Ken Hornung, Mr. Carl Jelinek. and Mr. Jim Svoboda braved snow, frigid weather and bus breakdowns in transporting students to and from Neumann. Mr. Ed Havlovic and Ms. Darlene Thole aided them as substitutes. In his third year at Neumann. Mr. Fred Maly was in charge of custodial duties associated with the school. Mr. Wayne Reeves. Mr. Ken Hornung. and Mr. Carl Jelinek stop for a minute before beginning the afternoon bus route. NOT PICTURED: Mr. A1 Shanahan and Mr. Jim Svoboda. UPPER LEFT: Sr. Annunciate Micek, N.D. searches through bookshelves to find the proper place for the book which was returned to her. UPPER RIGHT: Office secretary. Mrs. Wilma Wolfe collects money from sophomores for payment on their class rings which they received this year. CENTER: Cleaning fingerprints from the cafeteria window is Mr. Fred Maly. It is one of the many duties of the custodian. The cooking staff. Mrs. Judy Rezac. Mrs. Rita Janecek, Mrs. Blanche Bartek. and Mrs. Helen Rezek. serve lunch to the students. 10

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School board members (left to right) Mr. John Albin. Mrs. Ellen Kruce. Fr. Paul York. Mr. Joe Breunig. and Mr. Robert Lanik discuss matters after a meeting. Fr. Philip Rauth adjusts the drum to correct malfunctions of the duplicator.

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Typing II added An addition to the business area this year was a second year of typing. Students enrolled in this class hoped to further increase their typing speed and accuracy from the previous year. Students enrolled in typing I learned skills such as typing letters, manus- cripts, and outlines. Through tabulating and timed writing exercises students learned to increase their typing speed and accuracy. They also learned different corrective markings which helped them to correct their mistakes. Business students were under the direction of a new instructor as Mr. Doyle Denney undertook the task of teaching bookkeeping which was formerly taught by Mr. Wayne Reeves. Bookkeeping students learned how to operate books for a small business through drills and problems of their texts and workbooks. Students received a better understanding of running a small business when they worked on projects at various times throughout the year. Mr. Doyle Denney works busily grading study guides which have been taken by a bookkeeping class. The study guides further the students understanding of the chapter. UPPER LEFT: During a 3-minute timed writing. Martin Shanahan keeps his eyes on the copy, trying to improve his previous word rate. CENTER: Dave Tvrd is working intently on a bookkeeping problem in order not to make a mistake and to meet an upcoming deadline. What did I do wrong?” Kim Svoboda seems to say as Mr. Doyle Denney points out an error during bookkeeping class. 11