Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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Class Will Helen “I like sailors” Pokomy wills her pretty Gibson skirts to Mary Lea “Dimples” McMahon. Earlene “I know where I’m going” Quick wills her friendliness to JoAnn “They’re either loo old or too” Young. Alice “Fun and Fancy Free” Rezac wills her dimples to Alyce Marie “My interest lies in Cedar Bluffs” Tomsicek. Marilyn “This desk is too high” Rezac wills her English desk to Jean “It’s too high for me, too” Robbins. Kathrvn '‘Shorty” Rezac bequeathes her red hair to Elaine “Blondie” Shadonix. Irene “and her magic violin” Roberts wills her ability to play the violin to Jeannine ‘Jenny” Gregg. Darrell “Butch” Rohman wills his football suit to Merwyn “Butch” Isaacson. Julie “I like the older men” Schneider bequeathes her love of eating salads to Jeanne “Smiles” Anderson. Victor “Buckshot” Sedlacek wills his chemistry ability to Duane “I’m not gallant but” Noble. Jack “Stewie” Stewart wills his year around romance to Marlene “I’m not particular” Houdek. Dorothy “Sparkling eyes” Swanson wills her giggles to Ardath “Clark Candy Bar.” Marilyn “I don’t get around much anymore” Walter wills her T-shirts to “Swing and sway the Beverly way” Vanek. Gladys “I’m the quiet type” Zetocka wills her room to Marianne Sabatka. Donna “Baby Ruth” Watson bequeathes her good looks to Rosemary “Rosie” Hladik. Roma Jean “Just call me giggles” Swanson wills her kindness to Darlene “Chatterbox” Moravec. Donnetta “I’m bashful” Rowher wills her smooth hair-do’s to Miriam “Mim” Johnson. Gerry “Bright eyes” Moravec wills her shorthand ability to Doris “I’m sentimental Ecklund. Marilyn “Just call me Blondie” Thorson wills her blond locks to Donna “I think Louie is nice” Daharsh. Carl “I shave” Cihal wills his noisy car to Don Holloway. Norma “My name is too long” Laudenschlager wills her earrings to Elizabeth “Liz” Greeley. John “I sputter but don’t Bern” wills his chair in band to Vennie Kavan. Orlan “Berkie” Berkland wills his interest in girls to Jim “Are my muscles showing” Hancock. Ruth “I’m from Ithaca” Hageman wills her ride to school every morning to JoAnn “You can have mine” Vrana. t

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Class Wi Joan “I like the boys from Luther” Anderson wills her singing ability to Alvin “I can’t sing a note” Mahrt. Jeanette “Spongy” Noble wills her dancing ability to Duane “It’s too fast for me” Fjellin. Ronald “Zeus” Ohnoutka wills his ability to play basketball to Bernard “Bernie” Lanik. Harvey “Let’s wheel around awhile” Reitmajer bequeathes his car to Elwyn “Now I can chase the girls” Ogden. JoAnne “I’ve got the car tonight” Kudrna wills her car license to Fern “I can’t reach the brakes” Holm. Kenneth “Wabbit” Lilley wills his ability to bother the girls in typing to Jim “I like cough drops” Hoeven. Lee “Keo” Christenson wills his ability to stay after school to Don “Goo Goo” Syverson. Marilyn “Minn” Davis bequeathes her hospitable job to Arlene “Nurse’s aid” Johnson. Magdelene “Peggy” Mathis bequeathes her sweetness to LaVeme “I’m unhappy” Zetocka. Godfrey “Gabby” Lanik wills his NIFTY makeup to Warren “I’m the mean widdle kid” Sohl. Jean “I have the new look” Caha bestows her cheerleading ability to Patty “Thanks” Russell. Sophie “I like those Weston dances” Bartek wills her sweet voice to Arlene “I don’t talk much” Flessner. Roy “Ak-ak” Akerson wills his cowboy boots to John “Mumbles” Whaley. Lucille “Meat me at the market” Beranek wills her lengthy skirts to Marge “They are too long for me” Wotipka. Charles “Chuck” Burmeister bestows his ambitious ways to the entire freshman class. Arthur “That’s my father’s name” Gerdts wills his pleasant disposition to Bob Hohl. Earl “Taxi service” Hageman wills his side burns to Milton “But I don’t like to write” Hageman. Ewalt “The Canderville Ghost” Hageman wills his atomic hairdo to Merle “I have a Toni” Meyers. Bill “Fuzzcut” Hancock wills his dilapidated cowboy hat to the “Dwyer kid”. Merlin “Girls don’t interest me” Helsing wills his glasses to Bill “I’m always in trouble” Kunce. Bill Buffalo Bill” Jackson wills his sh.y ways to Leona “I make myself heard” Yarmon. Bob “I’m rather tall” Janecek wills his quick-thinking wise-cracks to Deloris “I’m doing good” Stillger. Bob “Temptation” Larson wills his conversation to Mary Ann “Wanta soda?” Vitek. Patricia “Patsy” Lilley wills her curly bangs to anyone with a shotgun. Bob “I’m tall, dark, and smile-some” Margrave wills his voice to Deraid “Fuzz” Torrens. Vennie “Weinie” Nemecek wills his English essays to anybody who likes to count words. Eugene “Ike” Owens wills his ability to play football to Cecil “I talk too much” Jordon.

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Seated, left to right: Lee Jackson, Richard Worrall, Feme Epperson. Standing, left to right: Jack Stewart, Patricia Hanson, Robert Margrave, Joan Anderson, Julie Schneider, Charles Burmeister, Ardelle Hengen. 8:00 p. m. was the curtain time on March 18 and 19, 1948 for “A Ready-Made Family”, a three-act farce by Jay Tobias. Junior Class Play Seated, left to right: Donna Lou Peters, Georgia Rae Halliburton, Dolores Strauss. Standing, left to right: Nelda Vogler, Jean Martinson, William Kunce, Jean Jackson, Frank Dolezal, JoAnn Young, John Whaley, James Hoeven. “High, Wyde and Handsome”, a comedy in three acts by John Nash, was presented November 13 and 14, 1947.