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

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Anne Tvrdy and Greg Grundmayer discuss their plans for an upcoming dance they are to attend together. “I’ve been involved in marches before, re- plies witness Michelle Hajek to attorney Todd Rezac. Marching contest “Even though our band was small this year, I really enjoyed the opportunity to perform at Pershing. It’s also fun to hang around Lincoln all day. ” Greg Freeborn Basketball game “When Doane college played a girls’ basketball game here I thought it was neat since my sister is on the team. It got a big write- up for our school in the pa- per. ” Ann Bra bee 12 One Act Play Mock Trial

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Art field trip “During the year we learned many artistic tech- niques. On our field trip we saw how different artists applied them to their works. This helped me in my own art. ” Debbie Vasina Homecoming “l really don’t know that much about what hap- pened at the dance. I spent my whole evening in the girls ’ restroom hiding from a guy who was asking me to dance. ” Amy Chvatal Fall play “I thought the fall play was inspiring because it taught me to recognize that God works miracles through lit- tle everyday examples a lot of us fail to see. ” Mike Polacek Fall Play 11

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Celebration In preparation for the upcoming case, lawyers Susie Benes, Jenny Kadlec and Todd Rezac review a witness' affidavit. Mock Trial honors First Amendment In celebration of the 200th anni- versary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787, a First Amend- ment freedom of speech case was de- signed for this year’s mock trial com- petition. In the hypothetical case, Pat Pence and his group of marchers were arrested after protesting the actions of the Superintendent of Prisons. The team consisted of attorneys Susie Be- nes, Jenny Kadlec and Todd Rezac. Witnesses were Kris Nemec, Annette Woehrer, Michelle Hajek and Mark Bartek, alternate. Miss Monica Flakus was the teacher coach and Mrs. Mary Gilbride gave her services as a lawyer coach. It was really exciting to have the chance to perform in a court- room before a real judge,” commented Annette Woehrer. This year’s one act play, “Why Do We Laugh?” tells the story of a mar- ried couple as viewed during four stages of their lifelong relationship. The play gave the students a first place finish at Districts enabling them to advance to the state contest at Grand Island where they received two excellent ratings. The cast members were Stacie Sanderson, Dave Sayker, Kristin Erickson, Ann Tvrdy, Greg Miss Marylou Wirth opens her gift from Anne Tvrdy, Linda Specht, Greg Kavan. Stacie Sanderson and Annette Sabatka. Todd Rezac and Jenny Kadlec listen as Mrs. Mary Gilbride shares one of her many experi- ences as a lawyer. Grundmayer, Annette Sabatka and Scott Masek. Amy Behrns and Kindra Styskal ran the lights. “I learned a lot from watching the other schools perform at state,” said Scott Masek, “and I enjoyed visiting with their play casts.” H '«tin i”i Football playoffs “I felt the football game 1 against Wahoo was a gruel- 1 ling effort hv both parts 1 and the only reason we won 1 was because we had Coach 1 Wolf and staff on our side. ” 1 Brian Turn wall 1 Winter conditioning “Since this is my first year 1 in winter conditioning, I 1 thought it was fun doing I aerobics. It’s helping us get 1 started for track by build- 1 ing our endurance. ” 1 Kathy Alb in | Thanksgiving Day “Mom, Dad and I get to- 1 gether with my cousins at 1 Grandma’s house for a big 1 traditional Thanksgiving 1 meal. 1 always end up stuff- 1 ing myself with all the 1 great food. ” Jeff Brabec 1 One Act Play Mock Trial 13