Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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Student Forum Seated, left to right: Susan Schiefelbein, Kenneth Kunce, Joseph Koch, Sally Sue Snelling, Daryl Dwyer, Jean Caha, James Peters, Richard Worrall, Elizabeth Greeley, Carolyn Bern, Suzanne Schulte, Charles Burmeister. Standing: Mr. Aronson. -------•------- The Forum is an organization which promotes the general welfare and interests of the school. The group consists of two representatives from each organization. This year Mr. Aronson acted as the adult advisor, assisted by the student chairman, Jean Caha. A dance was sponsored November 26 with a theme as a nightclub provided by sound film of famous orchestras. The Forum presented its annual Christmas program before the general assembly on December 19, consisting of a one act play titled “A Quiet Christmas”. The program concluded by the assembly singing Christmas carols projected upon a screen and directed by Richard Worrall. The group was accompanied by Suzanne Schulte with Charles Burmeister acting as master of ceremonies. A spring dance sponsored by the Forum was held April 9. At this dance, James Peters and Jean Jackson were elected king and queen of spring by the student body attending the dance.

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Freshman Class First row, left to right: Dorothy Peters, Rosemary Hladik, Sally Sue Snelling, Patricia McMahon, Jeannine Gregg, Darlene Moravec. Second row, left to right: Richard Nelson, Eugene Riddle, Milton Hageman, Raymond Lanik, Jerry Peterson. Third row, left to right: Joyce Kuhr, Mary Ann Vitek, Marvelle Clark, Shirley Ann Vybiral, Diane Blair. Fourth row, left to right: Donna Rae Samek, Lujean Wiedman, Jovita Janecek, Patricia Russell, Marcella Vanek. Fifth row, left to right: Marjorie Rood, Miss Arnold, Mary Lee Ludi. In September the class enjoyed a hayrack ride followed by treats at the City Cafe. Their class play “Rumors Wanted” was presented after Easter.

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Chieftain Staff Seated, left to right: Jean Jackson, Patricia Gleeson, Mary Ann Worrall, Barbara Clark, Marilyn Lindau, Patricia Otto, JoAnne Kudrna, Helen Pokorny, Charles Burmeister, Donald Morin, Suzanne Schulte, Janet Ayers. Standing, left to right: Susan Schiefelbein, Shirley McNeely, Mary Lee Ludi, Ardelle Hengen, Jean Caha, Dolores Strauss, Miss Doty, Miss Arnold, Miss Hull, Lee Jackson, Georgia Rae Halliburton, Ruth Anderson, Kenneth Lilley, George Sedlacek, James Hoeven, John Whaley, Jacqueline Margrave. Absent: Jacqueline Carlson. The Chieftain represented the efforts of twenty-seven students and three faculty advisors. Under the direction of Lee Jackson, editor-in-chief, Miss Arnold, faculty advisor, and assistants Miss Doty and Miss Hull, seven issues were published. A definite theme characteristic of each month was carried out in each edition. Two of the most interesting themes of these publications were citizenship and thrift.