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

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Shopping in Lincoln’s Centrum, Belinda Ritcher helps Ruth Kellner find a new outfit for a Saturday night on the town. Listening to his latest FOREIGNER album, on a leisurely Sunday afternoon, Greg Chapek reads the words to a song as he does so. After a Friday’s night game, Neumann stu- dents. Doug Bartek, Patty Hattan and Roseanne Meduna gather with friends at the bowling alley for an evening of recreation. 22 Weekends

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Stretching across the cafeteria, students engage in conversation while waiting in line as other students enjoy the privilege of early lunch. A familiar sight in the lower halls of Neumann during the lunch mod is the random scattering of books, dropped off by students as they hurry to the cafeteria. Lunch 21

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Flurry of proposals precede weekend activities As 3:10 Friday afternoon drew near, final plans were made for weekend get-togethers. Whether it be a Friday night game or Saturday night date, friends decided the time and place for their fun-filled two nights and days ahead. Excitement climbed as Sr. Michelle Hajek N.D. said, “Can I have your attention, please?”, gave the day’s announcements and then said “you are dismissed.” The race was on to the locker. Amid the confusion and yelling, everyone piled in to the gym for a pep rally. Out in the parking lot, students took off in their cars and buses screaming “see you tonight!” From 3:10 p.m. Friday to 8:30 a.m. Monday, students were free to relax and get rowdy. . A typical Friday night began with a sports event and was sometimes followed by a sock hop. If a sock hop wasn’t planned, you found many Neumann students “crusin” the streets of Wahoo. As the gas gauge drew near the amount needed to get home, they stopped and chatted in the Pizza Hut. When the early morning approached, the streets emptied as everyone headed home. On Saturday, night owls were found catching up on sleep, going shopping and preparing for a date or another night on the town. Are you wondering when the home work got done? That was saved for Sunday. This last day was spent with family and schoolbooks. In preparation for Monday morning, homework assignments were finished and tests were crammed for. During the week, the monotony was broken up by Tuesday and Thursday concerts and games. Making it past the hump day once again students could say “TGIF!” Long lines on cold December nights greeted Neumann students as they went to see STAR TREK, one of the year’s most popular movies. Pizza Hut is a favorite spot for students to gather and rap over pizza as they listen to music from the juke box. Weekends 23