Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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EF' ' ' ' ' ' -I mi:E13-i5'iQt'lfr5iXiVi? ' - ' - T ' ' -E5 ...m....- 1 v .. 1 .. - ... -,,,,-,,,,-,...-H.,-wi-.-.II-ml-,..,1...,......-,,,1 - - .- .- -,4,-m.-,.,,-H..- Girls Glee Club were Upper Row, left to right: Bernice Rundin, Sec., Dorothy Carlisle, Rose Bailey, Kathyrn Lemkuil, Lucile Nemec, LaVerne Bergren, Inez Jennings, Ruth Vlcek tabsenty Second row, left to right: Carolyn Vybiral, Nita Dech, Adel Sudik, Faye Frahm, Mrs. Curyea, Directory Janet Vlcek, Pres., Edna Peglow, Acc.g Adel Calvin, Maxine Dierks. First row, left to right: Marcelyn Erickson, Eileen Schmidt, Jeane Hurst, Jean Edwards, Verna Hurst, Anita Calvin, Rita Barry, Mary Walther. NEED C MUSIC CONTEST The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs entered the Nebraska Music Contest for District Two held at Omaha Technical High School, April l2 and 13. The girls took first place and the boys tied for second in Class B. Of a possible 300 points, the Xlvahoo girls scored 277. Their required contest number was The Echo Song and the optional number, 'tln ltaly , The club was directed by Mrs. Curyea. The B0y's Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Robertson, scored 270 points. They sang Up with the jolly Roger Boys as their required number and chose The Rosary' for their second number. VVinning these places entitled both Glee Clubs to attend the final state contest held May 4, 1929 at Lincoln, Nebraska.

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-..-M.. - - - .. 1 1 - -u1g.1..1:u-g...,,-...-...u-4...-.. 1 ...t-.--4.-.lp-m--1--- N 24 THE TOMAHAWK 1929 Foot Ball Team new Front row, left to right: Lampert, Rockwell, Daryl Bryant, Phillips. Middle row, left to right: ' Dorr, XVesley Fox, Barrett, VVittlake, Treptow, VVilliam Fox. Top row, left to right: Coach Miller, Norman Carlson, Anderson, Thorston, Booth, Capt. Hood, Nelson, Coady, Divis, Lloy Bryant. Gibb PEP TEAM A new feature at the basketball games this year was the pep team, composed of girls from the five higher classes under the direction of Miss Vera Robertson, music supervisor. The girls, in white with blue and gold caps and scarves, drilled between halves of the games forming the first letter of the name of the home team and of its op- ponents. This added attraction drew larger crowds to the games and helped to pro- mote loyalty to the school. The Team: Maxine Dierks, Cheer Leader, Bernice Rundin and Maxine Podhaisky, Drill Leaders: Verna Hurst, Jeane Hurst, Wilma Bryant, Adel Calvin, Janet Vlcek, Anita Calvin, Jean Edwards, Lucile Templeton, Rita Barry, Marcelyn Erickson, Katherine Lemkuil, Lucile Nemec, Dorothy Carlisle, Carolyn Vybiral, Helen Grimes, Wynona Eliason, Antoinette Kucera, Adeline Koutney, Rachel Person, Mary Walther and Kathleen Whitey Edna Peglow, Pianist.