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

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Organizations Neumann's dubs and organizations played a very important parr in the school's livelihood this year os they hove in the post 20 years. Over the years the school has come to depend on these clubs more and more. Clubs such os the student council, Christian Action Group, Fellowship of Christian athletes, ond the Honor Society helped do things for Neumann, such os raising money, helping with receptions or dinners and organizing mosses for special occasions or Neumann. The Pep Club ond Drill Team helped bring spirit into the school by performing at games ond pep rallies. As always the Pep Club put on o very successful homecoming ond cheered teams on to state. In their first year, the speech ond dromo club chose officers ond mode plans for the year's activities and the public relations crew mode the results known to the community. New clubs hove been added through the years ond more may be added in the future, but they will always remain o very important port of Neumann's program. Organizations 21

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Ar rhe Store Doskerboll Tournomenr. Curt Hohn sounds off his excitement while Greg Freeborn keeps his eye on the gome. Noncy Chopek ond Dob Sulllvon participare in o cheer or the pep roily for the store bound Girls' Dosketboll ream. As Fr. John McCabe looks on, I.A. instructor Mr. Tim Turmon ond seniors Dove Soborko, Lomonr Dordovsky ond Mark Sensibough roke o few final measurements of rhe lecturn In the new chopel.

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Ar rhe Insrollorion of new members Steve Slodky reods about qualities of on Honor Society member. Julie Polocek gives Mike Osmero o toste of her losogno during on Honor Society get together ot Valentino's. Honor Society upholds tradition In early November twelve new members and four probationary members were Installed in the St. John Neumann Chapter of the Notional Honor Society for their outstanding achievement in scholarship, service, and leadership. This select group met ot least once o month in the room of sponsor, Sr. Morie Alice Ostry N.D. Their members of rhe society discussed the many activities planned for 1963-64. They kept busy upholding many of their traditional events. They started their cookie soles or home court girls' volleyball and bosket- boll gomes in early September to raise money for new members' pins, and groduoring members' medolians. On Sr. John Neumann’s feosrday the group treated Neumann foculty and students with brownies and ice cream. They served free cookies, coffee, and hot chocolate ot local grocery stores to thank Wahoo citizens for their support of Neumann, on Thank You Wohoo Night” during Catholic school's week. Members olso helped out on the twentieth anniversary celebration of Neumann, by giving tours of rhe newly developed north wing and chopel. Bur the year wasn't oil hard work. On Moy 1, the Honor Society treated themselves to o fun-filled evening or Valentino's restaurant in Lincoln to conclude their activities of 1964. 22 Notional Honor Society