Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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Sophomore Class First row, left to right: June Ayers, Janet Ayers, Mary Ann Zimmerman, Janet Rae Larsen, Delores Maly. Second row, left to right: Louis Stava, George Sedlacek, William Parsons, Joseph Koch, Charles Carlson, Finley Walter. Third row, left to right: Marjorie Wotipka, Jean Havelka, Lorraine Ruzek, Bonita Lindau, Jean Virgl, Joan Virgl. Fourth row, left to right: Larry Swanson, Terry Mendenhall, Leo Elwyn Ogden, Keith Treptow, Warner Houfek, Robert Stava. Fifth row, left to right: Mr. Aronson, Joan Anderson, JoAnn Vrana, Marcella Fi'brant, Marlene Houdek, Stanley Kucera. Sixth row, left to right: Robert Banghart, Joy Swanberg, Mary Lea McMahon, Dudley Kovarik. Absent: Warren Sohl. After a year as bashful freshmen, 67 stalwart sophomores entered the portals of Wahoo High for their second year. They elected Mr. Aronson to be their guiding star for the year with Mrs. Worrall as co-sponsor. The following officers were chosen for the year: Dwight Anderson, president; Jacqueline Margrave, vice-president; Patricia Gleeson. secretary; and Keith Treptow, treasurer. Joe Koch and Carolyn Bern were elected to serve on the forum as representatives of their class.

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Junior Class First row, left to right: Susan Schiefelbein, Donna Lou Peters, Ruth Anderson, Marian Lindgren, Doris Ecklund. Second row, left to right: John Fullerton, Carl Jelinek, Charles Hruby, Vennie Kavan, George Woolsey. Third row, left to right: Mary Ann Worrall, Jean Martinson, Georgia Rae Halliburton, Jeanne Anderson, Elizabeth Greeley, Orlene Rosengren. Fourth row, left to riaht: Donald Arney, Deraid Torrens, Richard Finley, Bernard Lanik, Harlan Gustafson, Donald Morin. Fifth row, left to right: Dolores Strauss, Duane Fjellin, William Kunce, John Whaley, Jean Jackson. In November, with Mrs. Krause as director, their class play, “High, Wyde, and Handsome”, was presented to a capacity audience. To add to an excellent record they did double-duty in supplying our student-body with pop, coffee, fresh pop-corn, and candy at cold football and crowded basketball home games. To finish properly their junior activities, they showed the seniors a wonderful time at the Junior-Senior Prom in May.

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Sophomore Class First row, left to right: Fern Holm, Carol Hageman, Patricia Gleeson, Phyllis Dickinson, Violet Holio-way, Patricia Rochford. Second row, left to right: Robert Hanson, Robert Hohl, V illiam Lindley, Merle Meyers, Wayne Dvorak, Rolland Bartusek. Third row, left to right: Shirley McNeely, Jacqueline Margrave, Marilyn Rochford, Patricia Leit-geb, Marilyn Niedfelt, Dolores Striggow. Fourth row, left to right: Roger Meduna, George We ton, Dwight Anderson, Robert Nelson, Richard Larson, Gerald Tharp. Fifth row, left to right: Carolyn Bern, Deloris Stillqer, Marilyn Swanson, Janice Owens, Arlene Flessner. Sixth row, left to right: Roger Lindgren, Mary Lanik, Elaine Shadonix, James Hancock, Mrs. Worrall. Early in the fall a hayrack ride along with good food provided a wonderful time. I li. On February 13, the dramatic talent of the class put on the play “Heart I rouble” at a general assembly. It was very good and well received.