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

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Why? For years, people have asked the yearbook staff to include certain things in the Cavalog. Because they were definite no-no's in terms of critiquing services, we ignored these requests in the past. But this is your book, and we believe you should have some say in it. Thus this year' though we may be breaking a few rules' the Cavalog staff wants to say We think you are great! and so ... What you want is what you get! ( .(M ty I M ’V I, Bill Sabatka, will my sunglasses to Mark Bartek for better hallway vision. I, Tina Matschiner, will my locker to the entire junior class so they can’t use the excuse I can’t find my book.” I, Lenita Tvrdy, will my voice to Sr. Michelle so she will no longer need to use the faculty P.A. system. I, Jim Noonan, will my girlfriend's best friends to anyone who needs a date. I, Jeff Schense, will my dad, Officer Schense, to the junior class so they can keep out of trouble. I, Bob Sullivan, will my awesome number, 87, to the graduating class of 1987. 4 What you want is ...

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future standards Freshmen Scott Masek and Roser Benes prepare to pass out silverware as Senior Student Council members Mike Benes and Dale Masek finish scrambling eggs for the annual faculty breakfast Passion of Christ strengthen me, read the letters that Steve Spicka and Dwaine Brabec hang by the crucifix in the front hall during the beginning of Lent as superintendent of the school. It's interesting having someone as your boss who you used to teach. The return of Fr. Christensen led to a stronger emphasis on the school's religious heritage. Pious statues and pictures were placed throughout the building. Explained Fr. Christensen, A Catholic school without religious reminders is like a home without curtains or rugs.” Students were also encouraged to return to the practice of buying traditional Neumann class rings, which were specially designed after St. John Neumann's bishop ring. I like my ring because it's unique, something to be proud of, said Senior Geri Cada. Past customs prevailed in student life. The Student Council, following a twenty year tradition, prepared a faculty breakfast during Teacher Appreciation Week. Cavalog staff members worked hard to maintain the standards of excellence set by six straight years of Cornhusker awards. Athletes strived to sustain suc- cesses of past seasons. And Prom was again the year end highlight for upperclassmen. Back to the Future” as a yearbook theme? Definite- ly. 3 Opening

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 I» ' X COLOR PICTURE I always wished you could have baby pictures in the yearbook. It's really funny to see what people looked like then compared to now.” Stacey Sensibaugh you should include some of those extra pictures that your photographers take to use up film., You know, the one’s they wer- en't assigned. I've seen some good ones in the proof book.” Hilary Kavan “How come we can't have color pictures? I know they're expensive but they'd add some pizazz to the book.” Torrey Malousek Wills are one of funniest parts of prom. Couldn't we immortalize some of the best in the Cavalog?” Sandy Coufal We've all had embarras- sing moments. It's too bad that there's not somewhere in the yearbook to share such experiences.” Tracy Barton Was my face red ... My most embarrassing moment was during my sophomore year at a basketball game. Jim Noonan and I were just coming back from the cafe- teria with popcorn. As we were crossing the gym floor somehow I tripped (I think Jim tripped me) and my popcorn went all over the floor. The game stopped, I cleaned it up and then received a standing ovation.' Bill Sabatka I could’ve died ... My most embarrassing moment was when we went out to eat at Eagle's and as we went in I saw a mirror. I started combing my hair and modeling in front of it. Well, we walked in and everyone was laughing and clapping. I turned around to see why they were laughing and saw it was a two-way mirror that I had been modeling in front of and they all had seen me. Heather Doxon MOOO! I'd never been around farmers and had no idea of the terminology. One day I called Mary Ohnoutka and they told me she (cont. page 7) What 5 What you set