Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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EE-:': i i ' 'I -A -I 'H' ?n'F roiXHXW? ' -1 ' ' ' - ' '- -E5 -4 -1- .- .. 1 - - - - - I-nu-im-lm-un-nn-i.n-.u-w'-rm-.u:- i,-- - - V- 4- - -mv-..m...,- Junior Play M359 Y The Junior Class presented, The YVhole Towns Talkingf, a play in three acts, at the VVahoo Opera llouse, April 2 and 3. Each actor carried out his part perfectly. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons each had a set idea as to whom their daughter was to marry, M1's. Simmons favoring Robert Shields, a young dandy from Chicago while Mr. Simmons favored Chester llinney his awkward young business partner. However, Mrs. Simmons soon changed her mind after Mr. Simmons and Chester framed up a fake romance between C-hester and Letty Lythe, motion picture actress. This soon spread and soon the whole town's talkingm. As a result, Miss Lythe was induced to appear at the local theater, she was accompanied by her jealous fiance. Donald Swift. lYhen Swift heard of the romance he became very angry. lle wanted to fight with Chester and Chester consented if they fight in the dark. The lights were turned off and a fight took place but when they were turned on it was found that Swift had been fighting with his friend, Shields, instead of Chester. Chester escaped unharmed from the battle and won Ethel. The Cast: Mr. Simmons .. Mrs. Simmons Ethel Simmons Harold Shields Chester Binney Donald Swift ...,.. Letty Lythe Lila Wilson ,,,,. Sally Otis ....,i...,.... A Taxi Driver Sadie Bloom A Maid .,.,...... QQFU' Mrs. Slama-Director. Miss Arnold-Sponsor, Wallace Paulson Viola Woodworth Jean Edwards Robert Phillips Lester Barry , i,...,,,, Gus Anderson Lucille Templeton Lucile Bruce Katherine Lemkuil Henry Spicka Kathleen Kearney Helen Bryant Gilbert Anderson-Business Mgr. XVallen AndersonAProperty Mgr.

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.,.m1,,,-.,,-w- 1 - - 1 -m-nu- 1n-m.-1m- -in-un-ml-nu-mv i929 THE TOMAHAVVK Basket Ball Team Front row left to right. Risk, Phillips, Captain Croshaw, Carlson, XVhite B k ' ' ac ron left to right. Coach Cowell, Anderson, Lawson, Coad BASKETBALL RECORDS Y- HOME GAMES OUT OF TOWN GAMES V311-eY'23 Wahoo-20 Wahoo- 6 Uni. Place-11 Plattsmouth-29 Wahoo-17 Wah00.10 Mead-24 North Bend-11 Wahoo-18 Wah00-20 Sewan-1-35 SchuY1er'15 Wah00'20 Wahoo-13 Valparaiso-11 Weston-13 Wahoo-27 Ashland-17 Wahoo-22 Mead-15 Wah0O-25 County Tournament at Mead Havelock-16 Wahoo-18 Wahoo-24 Mead-12 West Point-23 Wahoo-15 Wahoo-19 Weston- 4 Prague-6 Wahoo-17 Wahoo-13 Ashland-14 District Tournament at Fremont Wahoo-21 Bancroft- 5 Wahoo- 7 Fremont-11 Wahoo, Total 3235 Opponents, Total 296. REVIENV OF THE l929 TRACK SEASON The 1929 track team started well with 6 lettermen reporting to Coach Cowell. With half the sea ' ' ' ' ' son over at this writing they have one victory and one defeat to their record. A future meet has been scheduled with Wesle Th yan. e County meet is to be held at Wahoo on May 4, and the state meet at Lincoln the following week. The members of the team are Dick Hood, Lloy Bryant, Melvin Croshaw, Leo Coady, Harvey Lampert, Wilbur Cameron, Ralph Treptow, Robert Phillips and Marcus Barrett. The results of the two meets held are: College View 53-Wahoo 51. Weston 39-Wahoo 50.

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T53-.W .------- ....E.i?E-,?ZS.M.KHX5.!..iZ....- -. -. -.-- i- -M.-5? Junior-Senior Banquet were The annual junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Presbyterian Church on May 16, 1929. The banquet room was transformed into a forest where a caravan of Gypsies had pitched their camp and were to hold a feast. The over hang- ing branches, the trees covering the walls, even the lighting suggested a Gypsy camp in the moonlight. At one side was a tent where a Gypsy maiden sat stirring her caldron over a brisk fire. The guests were served by the maidens of the tribe dressed in their traditional costume. The tables were decorated with a large tent as a center piece pitched on a carpet of moss with two smaller tents on each side that served candle- holders. Little kettles suspended from tripods held the nuts. The menus and programs were made in a tent design. The boys were given red handkerchiefs as favors, and the girls bead bracelets. Program Toastmaster .,,,.. ,,,,,,,,r....,,.,........,,,,.,,,.,,.....,,,,,,. ......... G u s Anderson Quartet ,,..,,,,, ,,,..,, ,,,,,,,,..,., I . ester Barry, VVilber Cameron, Richard Treptow, XVallace Paulson. G--ayety ......,,.. .,...... X Vallace Paulson Y-earning ........, ........ R ichard Phillips Pvrophecy .,...ri.. ,,.....i, IN Iiss Mapes S-ociability ,...... ,.,,...,. B Ir, XYoodworth Y-outh ....,..,.., ,...,.,.. I Ir, Adams Vocal Solo ..,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,...,,,., ,,... I e an Edwards GQPDJ Menu FRUIT COCKTAIL CHICKEN PATTIES CREAMED NEW POTATOES SCALLOPED CORN ROLLS PICKLES and OLIVES JELLY PEAR SALAD WAFERS STRAJWBERRY SHERBERT WHITE CAKE MINTS COFFEE