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

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Achievement: Art department’s goal 1977 was a year of achievement for Mr. Herman Rauth and the art department. Talents were witnessed by many people when the art students completed screen process printing for advertisements promoting plays, art shows, and band concerts. The art I studies involved basic fundamentals including studio and classroom activities. Concentration in this class was placed on values, techniques, texture, color, space, and shape. Art II students studied Keramos (burnt earth) for 11 weeks. In this class, the students designed and built their own kiln, and produced their own pottery. Art II students attended a craft fair at North Bend and sold their art work. Art II finished the year by working on drawings, paintings, and 3-D sculpture. In the latter part of the year, the Art II students studied art history. • Nancy Meduna. Theresa Meduna. and Roxanne Svara seem to say, “building a kiln can be a very confusing project , as they finish the chimney. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Herman Rauth helps Roxane Skoda on her plans for a silk screen poster advertising the all school play, “The King and I”. 18 Theresa Konecky a Golden Key Award winner in art, puts the finishing touches on her drawing of a still life consisting of varying shapes.

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Pat Martin looks over the evidence while Scott Speckmann and Curtis Bromm await the verdict on County Government Day at the Saunders County courthouse. Mrs. Ereka Dailey explains the title of a Ukrainian reading primer during a lecture to a freshmen geography class. After taking a quarter exam David Tvrdy asks for a previous test grade and semester average from Mr. Wayne Reeves. 17

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Tillie Eckstein works to complete her pot during one of her Keramoe classes in advanced art. After completing her silk screen project. Nancy Meduna removes printing ink from the screen. 19