Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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..,,.-,,,,-.,,,-n.- 1 - 28 - ... -....-....i,...-m.-....-H..-...-.M-,..-...-..-.. ---- .--Y..-W...-..-..- , IHE TOMAHAWK 1929 Senior Play new .The Senior Class successfully presented their play HA Full House , which is a farcical comedy in three acts, at the Cpera House on May the 9th an d l0th. The play is centered around a wealthy and reckless youth who writes ardent love letters, an attorney brother-in-law who steals them and then gets his hand bag mixed up with the grip oi a burgler who has just stolen a valuable necklace from the mother of the indiscreet youth, and the efforts of the crook to recover his plunder. The scene represented the drawing room of Mrs. Fleming's duplex apartment on Riverside Drive, New York Cityg early spring of the year. The Cast: Parkes .,,,.,.....,..... Susie .,., ,,,...,......,, Jean Howell .,......,. . Miss Winnecker .. Daphne Charters Nicholas King ,,,,,,,,,,r,, Ned Pembroke, Jr. .... . George Howell . ,.....,.... Daugherty .......,,. .........Dick Phillips .....Maxine Dierks .........Verna Hurst Peglow Margaret McCaw ...Warren McCaw .....Wallace White .Clarke Wittlake .........Melvin Croshaw Jim Mooney .... ....... N orman Carlson Clancy ............... ....,..... D erald Gerke Mrs. Fleming ...... .......... C lara Rood Betty Burton ............. .......... M arie Virgl Mrs. Pembroke ...................... Janet Vlcek Mrs. Slama-Director. Mrs. Curyea-Sponsor. Norman Lawson--Business Mgr. Lloy Bryant-Property Mgr. LCQQD Chieftain The Chieftain, VVahoo high school paper, is published weekly and dis- tributed to all the students and teachers without charge. It usually con- sists of six pages. The paper has been established for four years, but only in the last two has it been developed or published regularly. lt's aim is to acquaint the students with happenings of the school and foster friendly feeling and school spirit. The staff who has edited the Chieftain very successfully this year is: Editor-in-Chief .............. Marjorie Tennant Cartoonist ........................ Warren McCaw Associate Editor ...................... Janet Vlcek Business Manager ..... ...........Derald Gerke Sport Editor .......................... Dick Phillips Feature 8: Exchange .............. Mary Olson Copy Readers ........ Maxine Dierks .........Verna Hurst Anita Calvin Press Men .... ............ L loy Bryant Clarke Wittlake Reporters ...... ....... M arcelyn Erickson Dorothy Carlisle Norman Lawson Lincoln Hupp Typist ....................., ....... E dna Peglow Chieftain Advisor .... Miss LaVerne Hans

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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

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-.,,,-.,,....,...,.,1,.- - - 1 1N-..t,,,-.H-nl-vvi.-t.-.I-.1-,...,.1 -..-.,.-.,...,.-.,,,1,,,1..-.....,,,.. 1929 THE TOMAHAWK 29 -..ll-,...,,,.1w-I...-.lit - .- -.u...,,.,..,.-u,.-u.-...,-..-n.1g-..i- ...,,-,,,1,,..-.,,-..n-.,,-W-....,.- Class Will KCWQFUJ ln the name of all Seniors everywhere, we, the Seniors of XVahoo High, being of jubilant mind and joyous memory, do blithely improvise and publish this, our first will and devise, as happily as is seniorically possible, to dispose of our interest in high school among succeeding classes of Boys and Girls. Being only carefree, impoverished and improvident minors and mendi- cants, our estate is in Spain and of no more than imaginary value, where- fore we make no disposal thereof in this, our first and sole testamentary document. Our right to existence as Seniors, being but a concession from the State, is not at our disposition. These items excepted, all else in high school we now proceed to will and divide. Item. NVe leave to all Boys and Girls, that only for that portion, of their lives which they pass in high school, all and every correct solution to each and every sum in algebra, geometry, chemistry, physics and allied subjects, ivith the privilege to any or all of them freely as the need arises. fem. XVe leave to every Boy and Girl long, long days in which to be happy, and no, no days in which to scribble tests. Item. VVe bequeath to each of them a succession of teachers who have not forgotten the days of their own incarceration in school and are lenient accordingly in small matters of punctuality, whispering, mumbling due to the mumblers oral cavity being full of something other than words and dentals, day dreaming, total or partial lack of intelligence, illegibility and inattention. Item. VVe give to each and every Girl, to be delivered when she enters her Senior Year, a cedar chest miraculously ever full of frocks, furbelows and fripperies dear to the heart of a Senior Girl. Item. To all high school Seniors we grant as glad and glorious a graduation as our own. Item. To every Boy graduate we devise the sweetest girl in seven states and to every Girl graduate we devise the handsomest man this side of Honolulu. Item. VVe bequeath to Fate, in trust for Graduates, the top rung of every ladder of fame and success, to be adjusted under their feet. Item. VVe will to time, enduring friendships and a Royal Easy Chair drawn