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

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Several students and their dates enjoy them- selves both on and off their feet as they jam ou to the song “Shout . Mike Polacek and Mike Snitily try their luck at the post-prom party as Mrs. John Sanderson and Mrs. Elaine Hall assist. Annette Woehrer, Renee Woehrer, Jody Wolfe and Anne Vrbka get into the act during the Flying Dutchman . Dress-up day “Since we only had two days to dress up, I spent the rest of the month plan- ning what to wear. It was kind of a competition to see who had the best clothes. ” Susan Meduna Close-up “Having the opportunity to see the government at work first-hand really opened my eyes. Running the country is a big respon- sibility not to be taken lightly Dan Gruenes Track meets “Being one of the only freshman to go to track meets made me a little ner- vous, but I knew it was worth my time and effort when I helped the team place. ” John Martin Prom 21

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Entering life After being dismissed for the day. Barb Nied- felt and Curt Hohn come to the front hall to search for their cap and gown. Graduates march into real world On May 17, the graduating class of 1987 entered the “real world”. While the band played “Pomp and Circumstance”, the thirty-three stu- dents proceeded to the stage. In her valedictorian speech, Susie Benes said, “We find ourselves at a crossroads with paved roads leading off in several directions. Which we take will decide our future.” Lincoln Diocese Bishop Glennon Flavin thought the graduates were luckiest people in the world. “There is no better way to prepare yourself for life on earth and eternity than a Catho- lic education.” Diplomas were pre- sented by Bishop Flavin as Sister Mi- chelle Hajek, ND, read the names. Im- mediately following, the Darryl Zan- 1 need more bobby pins,” says Barb Niedfelt as she assists Sandy Coufal in securing her cap before the ceremony. Army Sgt. Michael Bridges congratulates sen- iors Susie Benes and Shan Rockwell for aca- demic and athletic excellence. uck scholarships were awarded. Receiving these were Susie Benes, Roger Fujan, Nancy Mahrt and Todd Rezac. The class colors were pink and gray, the flower was a pink rose and the motto was “We don’t think of today as the end of an experience. It is an expe- rience that will affect the rest of our lives.” “Never Say Goodbye” by Bon Jovi was the class song. Honors assembly “ When Sister Michelle an- nounced my name for the religion award, I nearly fell through the pew. I never dreamed I’d ever win an award for academics. ” Karl Weist District track “It was really exciting to be a part of the team that won the District title for the first time in Neumann’s history. We really look for- ward to State. ” Stacey Sensibaugh Waterguns “The last few days were a real nuisance. I confiscated 12 water guns in a single day. It was a bother but it’s certainly a lot safer than fi- reworks going off. ’’ Mr. Jerald Humlicek Graduation 23