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Amid the crowning excitement and oohs and ahs of the crowd. Sue Wiota and Seth Turman carry up the crowns for the king and queen. The Boston' album cover serving as his back- ground. photographer. Mr. Joe Vasa positions 1981 King Dave Fujan and Queen Mary Murren for their official picture. 12 Homecoming
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The Rating Game ... and the winners are ............................................ The effective writing class had a little bit of fun conducting this survey among the students. The survey provided ten choices in each specified area directing students to pick their favorite in each. Also, students were given the option to add their own choices of they desired. 167 students were surveyed. Here are the results according to the number of votes each received. Eighteeh years ago the Beatles would have replaced Journey and I Am A Rock” could have taken the place of I Love Rock-n-Roll”. “Summer of 42'' could have been the 1 choice for movies and Robert Redford would have certainly jumped a few notches on the list. Magazines 1. ‘‘Teen” 2. ‘‘Hot Rod 3. Sports Illustrated” 4. Seventeen 5. People 6. “Field and Stream” 7. Time” 8. Newsweek” 9. Mademoiselle” 10. CO-ED Neumann's Top Ten 11
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Homecoming traditions undergo Subtle changes in homecoming tradition have occurred over the last eighteen years. For example, during the week preceeding homecoming 1966, students wore shirts and tie or dresses to promote spirit. On Friday, excitement was all around as all marched uptown for a pep rally. Cheers were heard as five converti- bles brought the Homecoming can- didates to the center of town. 1981 saw Spirit Week filled with theme days: Western Day, Dress-up Day, Tourist Day, and Red and Gold Day. Friday afternoon, the student body and faculty gathered on the football field, as the band played the school song, Hey Look Us Over. When the candidates were an- nounced, they marched onto the field. The Cavalier football team won the game in 1966, and afterward, a crowd assembled at the dance. As they entered, they were met by two large three dimensional football players illustrating the theme Stair- way to Honor.” In 1981, the Cavaliers lost to Omaha Cathedral in a tense overtime game 6 to 12. As people entered the gym, they saw records, old jukeboxes, record album covers, and a gigantic Boston” spaceship carrying out a Rock'n Roll Fantasy” theme. A sudden hush fell over the crowd at the 1966 Homecoming as the heralder's cry brought the twelve-man honorguard to the center subtle changes of the floor. They stood and formed an arch with crossed sabres. The crowd cheered as Homecoming King Don Bartek and Queen Susie Lanik walked through the arch to be crowned. At the 1981 Homecoming, one saw the same huddling together to get closer to the ceremony. Homecoming King Dave Fujan and Queen Mary Murren were crowned and began a spotlight dance as the crowd settled back after a week full of enthusiasm. Though the two Homecomings were different, the excitement and feelings of school spirit and pride in Bishop Neumann High School stayed the same. Homecoming candidates for 1981 BACK ROW: Lonnie Mahrt, Dave Fuaja, Craig Ohnoutka. Randy Woita, Dean Virgl. FRONT ROW: Connie Divis, Kaye Bartek, Lori Hakel, Mary Murren. Denise Brabe. The Homecoming Mass is an important part of the Spirit Week activities. Fr. John McCabe celebrates the Friday morning service. Getting down” to the music of R S Entertain, ment are Denise Brabec, Kathy Matschiner, and Jane Nemecek. Homecoming 13
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