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

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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

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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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Excitement surrounds grads Excitement ran wild os Neumann's 20rh graduating class prepared for their big day. Ordering of pictures, announ- cements. and caps and gowns; and the signing of memory books and shirrs all led up to the May 20th event. On this day, graduates lined the halls awaiting the long expected hours. At 2:00 p.m. the time hod arrived. The bond ployed ’’Pomp and Circumstance os the graduates marched in on their way to a new beginning. Graduates experienced both laughter and rears throughout the ceremony as they listened to speeches from Salurororian. Mike Osmero and Valedictorian, Steve Slodky. A few songs chosen by the seniors were sung by the Swing Choir and a select girls group. Speeches were also made by Father McCabe and Bishop Glennon P. Flavin, congratulating the students. Thirty-seven seniors graduated and began the rest of their lives on this important day. A majority of the graduates will start off from scratch again os they enroll as freshmen in colleges and universities. Others may enter the working force of America right our of school or enter a branch of service. Whatever they decide to do, each one will hove the strong backbone of a complete education from Neumann High School. As part of a progrom on Life in Rural America , Yorkshire Television Limited taped the commencement exercises for British television. This added o large amount of dromo and novelty to the ceremony. Diplomas were awarded and the graduates deported thinking, Before us lies o future, unknown and untested. In us lies o dream, hopeful and wishful, ond behind us lies a post, perishable ond unforgettable. Lourie Nemec, Julie Polocek ond Alice Denes examine groduorlon memorobillo ond decide whor ro buy. Dlshop Glennon P. Flovln honds Greg Polensky his dlplomo ond gives brief congrorulorions or rhe groduorlon ceremonies. 18 Graduation