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

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Special time Early Homecoming morning Stacie Sanderson, Karen Bohac and Barb Niedfelt decorate the lower hall with a senior poster. Karen Hladik, Linda Specht, Laura Cherovsky, Becky Benes, Amy Brabec, Vicki Ohnoutka. Julie Vasa, and Amy Breunig perform a skit. Homecoming proves to be exciting; fun £ 6 T T omecoming was the event JLI ‘n my freshman year I most looked forward to. It proved to be as exciting and fun as I had hoped.” said Carey Turnwall. Truly exciting was the week be- fore the festivities occurred. The week was filled with craziness and good times as students donned punk rock clothes, cowboy hats, and dressed as twins for their respective days during Spirit Week. Discussions for the annual Home- coming Dance on Saturday night filled the week with hopeful anticipations of that special someone to ask to the dance. Friday ended the school week with a Red ’n Gold Day and a pep rally on the school patio. Performances at the rally included a skit by the cheerlead- ers and a special performance by the drill team. The heavy rainfall throughout the game Friday didn’t dampen the crowds’ spirit. They were rewarded by a 36-0 win over the St. Joseph Char- gers. Saturdays’ dance ended the spe- cial week as Julie Barry and Brian Turnwall were crowned King and Queen. First attendants were Stacie Sanderson and Dan Brabec. The theme designated was “Glory of Love”. It truly proved to be a glorious night to be remembered by all who attended. Labor Day “Being the last holiday of the summer, my brother, a friend and I went to our cabin at Clarks, Nebraska for a day of fishing and three-wheeling. ” Amy Breunig 8 Homecoming First downslips “For about a week after downslips are due in the of- fice at school, I try to beat my Mom home so I can inter- cept the mail and hide them before she sees them. ” Karl Weist

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Part of the Neumann High students used their free time to School spirit is built on see a new movie, go shopping or the foundation of the simply do nothing. Group activ- school’s groups and ac- ities helped change “just anoth- tivities. Going to school five er face” into someone who be- days a week certainly called for longed. a lot of time. When the daily There was always time for routine of school and homework fun in school as decorating the seemed endless, groups like walls in the bathrooms, passing “I looked forward to Friday night the whole week. It was a time to get out and have some real fun.” Jean Woita made sure that Neumann was not just four walls. It was a place where they could be themselves. Whatever the students got involved in, they tried to give it their best shot. This is shown by the many trophies and plaques Neumann now holds in their po- session. Sometimes the students got a little exhausted in their busy lives, but they used Sun- days to rest. FCA and National Honor Soci- ety helped break the monotony. Weekends were always wel- comed as a small change from books and lunchlines. Thoughts of Friday night dates gave stu- dents something to look for- ward to during the week. The notes in religion class or trying to initiate freshman became some of the favorite mis- chievous events. Students 1) Missy Pruss uses the basketball hoop for her chair as she puts up streamers for the prom de- corations. 2) Officer John Kolterman arrests Fr. Michael Christensen to raise money for the Chamber of Commerce charity drive. 3) Cutting out paper hearts for the Sweetheart Dance is se- nior Annette Kucera. Student Life 7

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Dressed as twin babies, Ann Brabec and Kathy Albin get a bit carried away as they come down the steps on the way to lunch. At Saturday nights Homecoming Dance Sta- cey Sensibaugh. Todd Rezac, Mary Ohnoutka and Renee Woehrer dance to “Mony Mony . Michelle Hajek and Curt Hohn are dressed for the occasion on Uniform Day as they proceed to senior religion. First football gaim “We got really pumped up before the game. Even with our line being as inexperi- enced as it was, we pulled through and won with a close victory.” Mike Morrissey All school mass “Fr. Christensen told us that if we would act as serv- ers at all the school masses, he would take us all out to eat at the end of the year. ” Charlie Benal School pictures ‘ Why can’t we get a better photographer? Every year my picture comes back with something wrong: eyes closed, my hair’s a mess or all my makeup is smeared. ” Hillari Ka van Homecoming 9