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

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Neumann scores fashion Neumann's halls were filled with many different sights and sounds this school year. New fashions were worn by both girls and boys, and there was always o new exclamation to learn. Some of the new fashions for the girls included the mini skirt, leather or vinyl zipper ponts, cropped pants and tops, plastic jelly shoes and many others. Most of these clothes were very brightly colored ond when mixed and matched in Neuman's halls moke very colorful corridors. Men's fashions were more tailored and troditionol looking. Narrow, bow ond nylon ties were very populor with the button down collar and tuxedo look shirts. These clothes were also mode out of light colors. Hairstyles were also different. Doth boys ond girls hod their hair cut very short around the ears ond longer in the bock. Some girls hod V's or a cop at the bock. A few boys went for the stand up ond spikey look, while others stayed with the feathered styles. The word like wos added to almost everyone's vocabulary os a filler between words. Hansen sunglasses were sported by some, and big, flashy earrings were worn by many girls. There will always be changes in fashions ond different fads but NHS will always remain the solid school it is. i 16 Fods Foshions

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Prom preparation begins early Preparations for the 1984 Junior- Senior prom actually began in the spring of 1980 with the soles of stationary and spices. Throughout 1980 ond 1984 the Juniors worked hard at raising money with sockhops, ond raffle ticket drawings. Classmates met spontaneously to discuss time, place, themes, ond plans for the prom. Spring is everywhere” was chosen for the 1984 rheme. So began the cutting of tissue flowers, the ordering of pastel place settings, ond over oil o year of hard work. On April 29, 1984 everything was In full bloom. Prom began with o moss or St. Joseph's Church. From moss the students left for the meal prepared by the junior mothers in Neumann's cafeteria. Entertaining speeches were given by Donna Barry, Mike Streubing, Monica Flakus. ond Mary Wirth. Gina Simonek, Connie Mosek, Sondy Polensky, Kothy Nemecek, Lenito Tvrdy, Bill Dostol ond Bob Sullivan, this year's prom servers presented o skit to conclude the meol. The dance was held In the school gym. cascading with spring colors. Music was provided by X103's Rod Meyer. At 11:00 the music stopped ond prom royalty wos announced: Duke, Paul Horton, Duchess, Joyce Meduno, Prince, Randy Ahrens, Princess, Lori Housko, King, Alon Cherovsky, ond Mary Furasek, Prom Queen. The 1964 Prom Royalty: Duchess Joyce Meduno. Princess Lori Housko. Queen Mory Beth Furosek. King Alon Cherovsky. Prince Randy Ahrens. Duke Paul Horton ond Crown bearers Martin Borry ond Jessica Hrobon. Jone Nemecek ploys o flute solo during the communion meditation ot the Prom moss. Prom 15

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Dressed in rhe boys uniform of groy poms ond o collored shirt, Jeff Schense works on his French I osslgnmenr. ' Lori Mosek ond Gerl Codo sport spring s newest look, holr thot hos been shingled. On o worm spring doy. Dorlene Uhlik. Kothy Stejskol, Lori Tvrdy. Sue Moly, Geri Codo ond Mory Hohl model some of rhe lorest foshions. such os mini skirts, cropped ponrs ond chute ponrs Fods Foshions 17