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

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Kl ns Nemee and Julio Vasa give their support to the I ady Huskers at the De vany Sports Center in Lin- coln as they play Pear Old Nebraska U on their trumpets. ing unto the Lord.” the voices of the triple trio members Jody Wolfe. Carey Turnwall. Amy Brabec. Anne Vrbka, and Tracy Bar ton. exclaim during the Christmas Mass. Choral Director Miss Cathy Lococo mouthes the words for her chorus as she directs them in sing mg tunes from the Golden Age of Rock-n-Roll at the fall choral concert. Using her megaphone as an example. Band Director Mrs. Joann Couton com mands the band. Hold your instruments up like you have pride in yourself and the bandPj Band Chorus 15

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Entertaining The seniors decided where they would go for their two college days. These days al- lowed the seniors to visit col- leges that they were interest- ed in attending. The seniors were also giv- en the privilege of leaving the school premises to obtain service hours. Many took time out of free mods to go to the Care Center and Ha- ven House to visit or play cards or pool with the elderly. Seniors had to complete thir- Ai the Bob Devany Sports Center, Kristy Popken warms up her reed and puts her clarinet together in preparation to play pep band mu sic for the Lady Huskers basketball game. Kevin Sabatka. Chris Benes. Jim Woita. Matt Felser. Dan Kadavy. Mark Masek. Chuck Kucera. Mike Morrissey. Ryan Sabatka. Tom Ma chacek. and Paul Sabatka relax in Fif- ties garb. with an ty hours of service, while jun- iors did twenty, the sopho- mores ten and the freshman five. Seniors were also given the option of a new English class callled Advanced Placement English. The twelve girlsren- rolled were given the chance to take a special test at the end of the year. This test gave them college English credits if they scored above a certain level. As spring crept up. the iun- education iors were kept quite busy themselves. By the end of the third quarter they were re- quired to complete an Ameri- can History term paper and a $00 word English critical es- say. Along with these assign- ments, juniors hurried to complete History Section Re- views. I stayed up till one o’clock doing my section re- views the night before they were due. It would have helped to start a little earli- er. said Gerette Matulka.

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French II «ludent Mark Woehrer biles into a chocolate eclair tilled with whipped cream French teacher Mr. Jgff Sill brought French goodies tor his students as a part of Na lional Foreign language Week. Students also signed up for the National French t xam. Tl o finish up the year. fresh man art student Sonya Han sen concentrates on putting the final touches on Iter figu rine. This was the last art assignment Al the spring art sltow. Sr. Michealene Prater. MS. en joys looking at a charcoal drawing on display Over 100 pieces of the students work were shown. Art French