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

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Student Council attends workshops Blair, Nebraska was the site of the summer Student Council work- shop which began their 1982-83 school year. The Student Council's busy schedule then found them at the State Convention in Columbus. Besides sponsoring the peanut store the Student Council sponsored monthly assemblies. The funds raised from the peanut store went toward the purchase of a portable video cassette recorder for the school. Some of the assemblies provided entertainment and others had educational topics. Another of the Student Coun- cil's endeavors was the dedication of a Time Capsule. Student Council President Todd Morrissey presided at the dedication. When the capsule opened in ten years, the items enclosed will be examined to note changes that have occured in our culture. Such things as clothing styles, hairstyles and musical trends will be examined. On March 16, the Student Council hosted the future freshmen. After a morning greeting from Superintendent Father John McCabe, a series of activities were held to acquaint them with one another and build a spirit of unity. The remainder of the day was spent visiting classrooms, taking place- ment exams and registering for classes. The cheerleaders do a mount to Reaching Up TOP TO BOTTOM are Kathy Hohl. Teresa Polacek. Kae Woita. Nancy Tvrdy. Patty Murren. and Barb Barry. Senior girls expressing their spirit at the Bohemian pep rally include Linda Walla. Shirley Steinbach. Patty Murren. Kae Woita. Jeanne Christensen. Lisa Kralik. Jennifer Bartunek and Colleen Shanahan. Student Council 19

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FAR RIGHT: Mike Osmera and Ron Koranda carefully watch over the grilling of hot dogs to be served at the Student Coundl Faculty picnic. Todd Morrissey reads through the ceremony at the noon hour dedication of the time capsule while Doug Bartek ond Sue Dostal follow along. The pep club joins together in singing the school song at the Saturday, February 26th championship game of the Boys District Basketball Tournament at Gretna High School. Pep Club raises I'm a Cavalier Fan was the logo found on the spirit buttons sold by the pep club to raise money. This money was used to help the cheerleaders finance their summer camp in Lincoln. The cheerleaders also attended a clinic at Pius X High School in Lincoln. The clinic involved twelve Lincoln area schools. At the end of the day, the new skills learned were put to use in the competition. The Pep Club worked hard tc raise the school spirit. Special pep rallies boosted the morales of the school spirit athletes performing in big games. Students dressed in overalls and plaid shirts acted out a skit involving Hee Haw characters to parallel the homecoming theme of Cavalier Corral. A Bohemian pep rally involving the senior girls dressed in babouskas and flowered dresses provided everyone with a good laugh. Prior to the boys' District basketball game fathers and mothers of the senior players dressed as cheerleaders to make the event a memorable one. 18 Pep Club

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Steve Slodky and his date, Jenette Smith, dance to the music of “Visions at the Junlor Senior Prom held at the Wahoo Eagles Club. 1983 Prom Royalty: Doug Bartek. 1983 First Attendant; Don Vasa, 1982 Prom King; Nancy Turdy, 1983 Prom Queen. Mike Dostal. 1983 Prom King; Connie Divis, 1982 Prom Queen; Marilee Ludvik, 1983 First Attendant; Karla Simanek. 1983 Crownbearer. Ann Fujan readily works on putting blue and white streamers on the archway for the royal dais. 20 Prom