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

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Charlie Noonan cheers the boys' basketball team to victory In the first round of play of the boys' Districts at Waterloo. FAR LEFT: Generating spirit before a girls volleyball game, senior boys Alan Mahrt, Greg Chapek. Frank Pleskac. Todd Morrissey. Dave Svobada perform a belly dance Sophomores Donna Barry, Bruce Coufal, Scott Furasek. Lori Tvrdy. and Jackie Furasek scrub cars clean during their carwash on April 23. 1983. if you were only looking for them. Get on the phone and ask your favorite person to a dance, see a musical or listen to a concert. Be school spirited, dress up, cheer, sing, laugh, and cry. School can be fun if you're too busy to notice being bored to death. Get involved and use your invol- vement to discover yourself and others. There's more for you than meets the eye. The lifestyles of Neumann students weren't defined by anyset rules of traditions. Their lifestyles were a cluster of happenings. All of us will look back on high school's happen- ings with feelings of nostalgia, remembering everything that happened and exaggerating a little. The way you are today and who you'll become are captured on the pages of student life. Shared events and moments were important to us all while attending Bishop Neumann High School. Student life 5

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At the Grpnd Island Holiday Inn, Wahoo's Chief Squire Steve Sladky reads his part in the investiture of officers. BELOW: Before going out on the town. J.J. Koehler reaches for the dipstick to check the oil In his car. Students have active days 6:15 a.m. — Buzzzzz. The alarm goes off and as he slowly lifts his hand to turn it off, it seems to him that he had just gotten into bed a few minutes ago. 6:30 a.m. — Overalls are on. He tromps through the chilly morning air. Remember to feed the chick- ens! yells mother. 8:10 a.m. — He arrives at school, gets his books from his locker, then proceeds to roam the halls. 8:18 a.m. — The first bell chimes. He sprints to homeroom. 8:30 a.m. — With a deep breath he goes out into the chaos. Whew, he made it to the second period. Now there's just third through eleventh to worry about. 3:15 p.m. — Yahooo! Another day is over. Oft to conditioning and another grueling workout. 6:00 p.m. — Supperl! Green beans and pork chops. His favorite. 7:00 p.m. — He sits down to do his homework. He feels like quitting before beginning. 9:28 p.m. — Finally he finishes his homework. He spends half an hour watching TV. 10:00 p.m. — He reads his favorite book until 10:30. Then it's lights off and snooze time. Before After School 7