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

Page 6 text:

More in store for you There was more for the 186 students and 23 teachers, as the 1982-1983 school year opened on August 25. The self-study evaluated the school's programs and found a need for another vocational course. Home Ec. Two semesters courses were in Home Economics were added to the curriculum. A chance for students to get to know each other better was of- fered. PEER (Positive Educational Experiences in Relationships) brought students together to help them- selves and one another. Group discussions allowed the members to express their feelings on subjects to others and get others opinions back on them. It helped them develop morals and values by weighing their actions against the judgement of their peers. One of the greatest rewards of a PEER group was often emotional. Members often helped one another through a hard time at home, in a relationship, or just the blues. 2 Opening

Page 5 text:

A top view of the school, the flog, and the church steeple show three basic values held in the philosophy of Neumann High School. Colleen Shanahan's and magician Pat Hazel's magic rope trick causes much laughter and confusion. TOP: Pep Club sponsor Mrs. Sheri Meduna, goes over an order form for cheerleader uniforms with new cheerleader Julie Woita. 1983 Cavalog Bishop Neumann Central Catholic High School 202 South Linden Wahoo, Nebraska 68066 Volume 19 More for you “More for you was selected as the theme in an attempt to emphasize the events, conditions and individuals that made the year a classic! Superintendent Fr. John McCabe often said, “This school is for you. Your parents, your grand- parents and people from the ten parishes sacrifice money and time to support this school. It is unusual that students at a private school would not have to pay tuition. That is the case at Neumann High School. To support this system the parish pastors have the responsibility of collecting the money which went into making the budget. Some support also came from the Lincoln Diocesan Office of Education. Because so much was given by supporters of the school, much pride was taken in making our system work. Many hours of volunteer service were given by adults from the community. They typed records, newsletters, and other materials and worked in the school library. Booster club men reinforced the gymnasium bleachers. Opening 1

Page 7 text:

 Search and Seizure” was the topic of discussion between Corp. Owen Einsbarr. Jennifer Bartunek, Colleen Shanahan, and Jeanne Mahacek, during a senior government class. FAR LEFT: Donna Sabatka gives a shout of encouragement to her teammates during the Neumann versus Fremont Bergan game After gobbling down nine Kolaches in three minutes Gary Doxon receives his first prize, a giant cherry Koiache, from Bohemian cheerleader, Betty Vasa. Opening 3