Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

aw numnmmn W fzf X Wim N X I ' - '1 Aff My L f f 0 A ! g WWQ f, ,p s'f,4ll, :.. pax A Q IIEDIGATIUN We, the Seniors of 1950, dedicate this animal to the faculty for encouragement, patience. and suggestions in guiding us through the past four years, to the unclcrclassmen whom we will long remember, and to the businessmen who helped make pcrssible our production uf the Thunclerbirnl. GUNTENTS Tliunderbird Directors .... Thunderbird Assistants .... Thunderbird Staff --..--- Faculty Cartoon Faculty Pictures ,--.....,w... Senior Class Cartoon ....................................... Senior Class Off cers and Forum Members -- Senior Class Pictures - .,....Y..,.......................,. Sneak Day Pictures -.,.---.--..,-,-.,..-,-...........,-.... Junior Class Cartoon .................t..................... junior Class Officers and Forum Members -- junior Class Pictures .--.- ...-. ..Y--Y-.. .l.l.............,.A,- Sophomore Class Cartoon -...,,.-.-.-....-,-...-A---,,..A-.,..Y.4.,. Sophomore Class Officers and Forum Members .... Sophomore Class Pictures ....---.--...---,...V.-A-.-A--.,--..-...... Freshman Class Cartoon - ...----..,.-4.,-.....-,--,--.....-.-AA.--- -- Freshman Class Officers and Forum Members ,--.-. Freshman Class Pictures A-.. ,--.-...-- --....-...-..----------..-.., Class Prophecy .Y...-..-------- Class VVill ,-..-,,---------- 1950's Beau and llelle -.At---- Class Activities Cartoon ---, - Senior Class Play --Y------s-4-- Junior Class Play --A-..-- Sophomore Class Play Freshman Class Play .... Student Forum ....---, Chieftain Staff ---.,-,- Music Department ..... lland -------------.-.------- Baton Twirlers ..--- Orchestra 4-------- Chorus -----,--- Pep Band ....-- Girls' Glee -----...-,-r.,.-,-..............-..... Boys' Glee --......,...............ll........ -- junior Senior Prom Pictures ..-.... Informal Shots in the Classroom ...,.. Pep Club --,--...YY..w..,----...............,............ Cheerleaders -...l W Club ---- -- Football ------- Basketball ------------------------- Student Life Cartoon --.-. Student Life ---------------- In Conclusion Advertising ......... , 4 4 5 G 10 11 12 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 27 28 29 31 33 35 36 37 38 38 39 39 40 40 41 42 43 43 44 44 45 45 46 47 48 48 49 .1 50-52 53-54 .fs DJJ 56-58 59 60-72 EDITOR AND DIRECTOR ASSISTANTS TI-IUNDERBIRD STAFF Editor ......................,.. Business Manager ..,.. Director of Sales , .... . Assistants ........,. Director of Advertising ..... Assistants ................ Director of Distribution ...... Assistants .......,......,,,.. Director of Art ...............ss.,.i., Director of Pllotogrzxpliy ....s. Director of Composition ,..... Assistant .......,,,..... ,.,.,.,, A , Senfors ......, Juniors ........... Sophomorcs .,... Freshmen ......... ,....,.... Faculty ......,........,..................... .. Pep Club Sz Cheerleaders ....,. .,... Chieftain .....,.......,.,......,....,,. ............ Athletics 8: W Club Forum .,,.......................... Music Student Life .r.... Typists .... for Km-11 ,llauv 1.t111ils Kr'iIl1 T1'v11I1.1'zt' Do1o1'v.s' .llaly TVa1'11r1' 11'1111fv1': Gerald 7'l1u1'p J0A1111 I'vl'tIlItI Eluim' SlIfItf0lI.'.l' GUlJl'.l,'L' Svtllrrrrk Robert .S'.f1:'f1 Te1'1'y Jlc11du11l1t1ll Clzrrrlvs Ctll'!.Y0lI 11111151 l.c11'.w11 Grave ,l1'11.rv,l' Lfa1'0lx'11 Ilvrn Rogrr !.1'11dg1'r11 f. 5711111 xi' fx'11t'r1':1 lCoI:c'1'l lfohf Blilllltif f.i1:a'l111 ftIIll't't' C3u'r11.f LOI'I'GilIC' Rzzsvls .lllIl'iIj'll 5'-z:'t111sn11 Fc'1'11t' 1101111 101101 .'1yv1's JHIIL' 44-VL'l'.T Violff flollozmy ,. Carol fer11111e S11l7!'lM'I1 SI:1'rIeAv ,l I v.Vcc'Iy Jim I'ItIlI1'0l'k .llary A1111 flnbn rllar-v Lea .ift'.1ltlll0II Patricia Glvcsmz Jaqzzrrline .llurgra'z'u Delnris S'f1'llgc'1' Plzyllis Dfvki11s011 Bernice Sabafkrr ,lla1':'Iy11 .Vcidfclf Jean H I'lflI'L'M'll diary Allll Zi111111c1'111u11 Mnrziclla l7ilb1'u1111'I Joan .filldl'I'SUH ACULTY ',,..,.: ,. '.- U QW V, , it Ex V ' N ' W 'H 'gg ,HMM I.-we Paul E. Seidel . . . Believes in 'Ado it right, ll1Ol'I1L1ghlj'. and well. or dont do it at all. na, . Frank J. Kleager . . . Respected friend of the eniire school . . . Has a wide range of in- tcrssts. Freida Arnold . . . Teaches to learn . . , Alta A. Angell . . . Keeper of the books Master of many languages . . . WVell traveled. , . . Ruler over all in the library . . . Small woman with a small voice. lleunice Doty . . . Has a friendly smile for Lillian M. Barnett , . . Efficient in both lil , . . Young, ambitious and full of ideas. WVU? 31141313110 - - - Toufefl lhf0US'll mallb' 139-W5 of Iowa giving musical programs with her stu- dents. Cecil MCC3l'fCl' . . . Has a head for figures Konrad Magnusson I D l Great fisherman . , . Can do with that which they can't do them- . V . Raiser of hamsters 1 I 1 Interested in pupils, SCIVCS- aitafnment. A., 1 i Olive I. VVorra1l . . . Super meal planner Can turn a car inside out , . . Champion trainer and cooker .... A pt seamstress . , . Pet expres- of champions. sion-H100 for 1116. james R. Sanstedt . . . Tall and lanky . . Mahel R, Krause . , . Practices good English UIHYICS VV. HOffm21f1 . . . M1lSiC II1SU'l1Ct01' . . . Exceptionally well read , , , An excellent . . . Master of all instruments . . . Has traveled dramatic teacher. around the world in 21 luxury liner playing in 11 hand Ima Jlifcljlhl Littrell ' EVCryOn'3i5 .friend jucly Launt , . . Full of pep and vitality ' - ' 'mfs Vllth 111105 01 lumber ' - ' Lafhon . . Appears to he one of her Phys-eel pupils. copy at home to carry on for him. we X 'Z 1950 7','1.' ff1't'lIf1'l' llzu CAROLYN BERN Vice President Class Oficer 4, Band 2- 3-4. Orchestra 2-3, Pep Club 2-3-4, Chorus 4, Girls Glee 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 1, Forum 2. MARY ANN HABA, Forum Class Officer 3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Girls' Glee 1-4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3-4, County Government 3, Forum 4. THE CLASS OF 1950 ai: :le sl: :!: is :lc CLASS MOTTO lfiuls, zlzv 'zrmm' glorious tlzv 211 PIC X1 221 Pk ik CLASS FLOWER The Yellow Rose trinnrflzs. MARY LANIK, Treasurer Class Officer 34 Pep . if ' ., W 3-4, Chieftain 4, An- xual Staff 4 Class Play -4, County Government 3. KLLMU JACQUELINE Class Offizer X ' 1-2-3-4, Orchestraf -3-A jf I ,Alf P.p Band 2 Pep cmbdfl W' vja 2-3-4, Chorus 2, Girls' lee fic 1-2-3, Chieftain 2-3-4, An nual Satff 4, Class Play 1-2-3-4, Forum 1, County Government 3. ' - - ' ,:- .,.. -. ' :. ::: I remit., 33 . ' I I ' . .2 P f '. 3-' - 1 .. 1, -- , , .s-Q..-x -,r-e,, vw.,-X 1 . . . -135355 -:,E?,,.:- - 'R 53' . X E? - ff' , LOUIS STAVA, Forum Boys' Glee 2-3, Annual Staff 4, Forum 4. GRACE M. MASEK Secretary Class Officer 4, Girls Glee 3, Chieftain 3, Au- nual Staff 4, St. Wence- slaus School 1-2. r PATRICIA M. ROCHFORD Girls ' Glee. 3. EVIARCELLA FILBRANDT Chorus 4, Annual Staff 4. MARY LEA McMAHON Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Chorus 3-4, Girls' Glee 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 1, County Government 3. ROBERT NELSON Chorus 3-4, Boys' Glee 3-4, Basketball 3, An- nual Staff 4. ' DONALD HANSON 1 Chorus 3-4, Boys' Glee 3-4, W Club 3-4, Football 3L-4L, Memphis High School 1-2. ARLENE E. FLESSNER FERNE J. HOLM Pep Club 3-4, Girls' Glee 4, Annual Staff 4, Librarian 4. GEORGE W. SOHL Orchestra 1-2, Chorus 3-4, Boys' Glee 1-2- 3-4. Football 4, Chieftain 3, Class Play 1-2- 3-4, County Government 3. GEORGE C. WELTON Chorus 1-2-3-4, Boys' Glee 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3-4. LORRJMNE RUZEK Pep Club 4, Chieftain, 4, Annual Staff 4. BERNICE R. SABATKA Girls' Glee 3, Annual Staff 4, St, lfVenceslaus 1-2. RICHARD M. LARSEN Boys' Glee 2, County government 3. JAMES R. HANCOCK Band 1-2-3, Orchestra 1-2, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Boys' Glee 1-2-3-4, W Club 2-3-4, Football 1J'L-2L-3L-4L, Basket- ball LTL-2-3L-4L, Track LTL-2-3-4, Chieftain Staff 1-4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3, County Government 3. CAROL JEANNE SABATKA Pep Club 3-4, Girls' Glee 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3-4, Forum 3, St. Wenceslaus 1-2. ELAINE SHADONIX Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 4. jx, ,. ff . , ,.. ,-4 fb! Rosen L. LINDGREN LJ A Boys' Glee 2-3-4, Basketball 3, Annual iS aff 4, Class Play 2. ,' M ,I 3 l TERRY L. MENDENHALL Annual Staff 4. DELORES J. STILLGER Pep Club 3-4, Girls' Glee 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3, Ithaca 1, County government 3. DOROTHY J. JELINEK Chorus 4. Girls' Glee 4, Malmo 1-2, Ceresco 3. County government 3. MARILYN E. SWANSON Chieftain 4, Annual Staff 4. JOANN VRANA Pep Club 3-4, Chorus 2-3-4. Girls' Glee 1-2-3-4. Chieftain 4, Annual Staff 4. Class Play 3-4. ROGER MEDUNA Football 1JL-4, Basketball 1JL. Trick 1.TL,4. MERLE D. MEYERS Class Officer 1, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 2-2-3, Chorus 2-3-4. Boys' Glee 1-2-3-4, Class Play 1-2-3, County government 3. 0 L, 4 7, wp A my oio MALY - Pep Club 3-4, Cheer Leader 3-4. Chorus 4, ,WJ Girls' Glee 3-4, Annual Staff 4, County gov- ernment 3. MARILYN JEAN ROCKFORD KEITH R. TREPTOW Class 0 if:er 2, Chorus 3, Dry? Glee 3-4, W Club 2-3-4, Football 2L-3L-4L, Annual Stnfi 4, Forum 3, Ithaca. 1. GEORGE SEDLACEK Choru' 3-4, Boys' G-lee 3-4, W Club 3-4. Football 1JL-2-3L-45, Brsketball 1-2-3, Track 2-3-4, Chie tin 2-4, An- nual Staff 4, County government 3. JOY SWANBERG CAROL L. HAGEMAN Pep Club 3-4, Chorus 3-4, Girls' Glee 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Ibl1.c1 1, County government 3. JEAN HAVELKA Girls' Glee 4, Annual Staff 4, -Llbrariali 3-4. JANET AYERS Band 1-2-3, Pep Band 1-2, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Chorus 4, Girls' Glee 2-4, Chie'tain 2-3-4, Annual Stazft' 4, Class Play 4, County Governmmnt 3- M I ' JoE L. KOCH A ' f fun Class Of icer 1-3. Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3, , 7 Boys' Glee 1-2-3. W Club 3-4, Fo'tb-11 1JL-2-3L4T-, Ba ketball 1-2-3, Track 2 3-4, X f Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3, Forum 2, County Government 3. ROBERT HOHL Class Of icer 3. Bnnfl 1-2-3-4. Chorus 3-4 Boys' Glee 1-2-3-4, W Club 3-4, Footbrll 1JL-2-BL-4L, Bzvketbwll 2-3L- 45. Track 3, Chieftain 4, Annu'-1 Staff 4. Clars Play 4, Forum 1, County Gov- ernment 3. JOAN ANDERSON Class Play 3, Annual Staff 4. JUNE AYRES Rani 1-2-3, 'Pep Bvnfl 1-2, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Chorus 4, Girls' Glee 2-4, An- nurl Staff 4, Class Play 4, County Gov- ernment 3. STANLEY V. KUCERA Chieftain Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, County Government 3. WILLIAM LINDLEY Chorus 1-2-3-4, Boys' Glee 1-2-3-4. Foot'-H11 4 Class Play 3-4, County Government 3. MARY ANN ZIMMERMAN Annual Staff 4. VJANICE OWENS Pep Club 2-3-4, Cl1ie't in 3-4, Annual Stzvf 4, Class Plry 4, Librarign 3, County Government 3. '- 7 '-----.-v-wg, DOLORES F. STRIGGOW Girls' Glee 3. SHIRLEY K. MCNEELY Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Girls' Glee 1-2-3- 4, Chieftain 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 2, County Government 3. LARRY L. SWANSON Boys' Glee 2-3-4. WARNER W. HOUFEK W Club 4, Football LTL-2-3-4L, Basketball 1J'L-3, Track LTL-3, An- nual Staff 4. YVONNE M. FOCHT Mead Consolidated 1-2-3, County Govern- ment 3. PATRICIA GLEESON Class Officer 1-2, Band 1-2-3-4, Or- chestra 1-2. Pep Band 2. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4. Girls' G-lee 1-2-3-4, Chieftain 2-3-4. Annual Staff 4, Class Plav 3-4, Forum 3, County Government 3. Leo L. CIHA eff!-f My St. Wenceslaus 1-2. CHARLES L. CARLSON Basketball 1.T, Track 4. Annual Staff 4, Class 4, Class Play 4. BONITA LINDAU Band 1-2, Girls' Glee 3. Chieftain 3-4, An- nual Staff 4, Class Play 3. PHYLLIS DICKINSON Pep Club 2-3-4. Cheer Leader 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Girls' Glee 2-3-4, An- nual Staff 4, Fayetteville, Ark. 1. fn- -' -' 4 JOAN L. VIRGL Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 3-4, Girls' Glee 3-4. Librarian 4. JEAN H. VIRGL Band 1-2-3-4. Chorus 3-4, Girls' Glee 2-3-4, Librarian 2. WAYNE LEE DVORAK Chorus 1-2-3, Boys' Glee 1-2-3-4, W Club 3-4, Football 1-3L, Basketball 1-2-3, County Government 3. GERALD THARP Chorus 3-4, Boys' Glee 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 4. JANET RAE LARSEN Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Chorus 4, Girls' Glee 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Librarian 4. MARJORIE WOTIPKA ROBERT W. STAVA Boys' Glee 2-3, Annual Staff 4. FINLEY E. WALTER gr! Club 4, Football 4L, Track 1-2- VIOLET ROSE HOLLAWAY Girls' Glee 3, Annual Staff 4, Ithaca 1. MARILYN M. NEIDFELT Chorus 3-4, Girls' Glee 3-4, Chieftain 4, Annual Staff 4. SENIUR AY All aboard UNITED AIR LINES Ray Clark and 4:00 news From airport tower WOW television studio WOW television building and tower Television studio Final check- Wahoo 7:29 A.M. Another all aboard group Municipal Airport Martha's Kitchen WOW television program UNIURS 47' my JUNIGR CLASS OFFICERS AND FORUM MEMBERS First row, left to right: Donna Samek, Mary Ludi. Second row, left to right: Kenneth Kuncc, Ray Lanik, Richard Nelson, and Ronald Keefer. f . , S , ,, ,1i,! f,! ' fr ll f fu ,. I , ' f V 1 I ,Q I ,' z'!,,Q!!2 : v Lfff 74' bf fa! LV, f ff 2 ', N . A - L m ,f ul ' i , :f , f l 1 'L JJ, lvl f 'lid lx X xi :J JUNIOR CLASS Flrst row. left to right: Maureen Miller, Mary Ann Peck. Rosemary Hladik, Carolyn Flessner. Second row. left to right: Mary lleth Svoboda, Joyce Simanek. Marvelle Clark, Shirley Vybiral, lnice Mathis, Third row, left to right: Miss McCarter. Sponsorg Louis Ahlstrom, Ray Wiegert, Eugene Riddle, Larry Lanik. liourth row, left to right: Patricia McMahon. Donna Rae Samek. Lujean Wiede- man, Betty Ann Slcerik, Marcella Vaneli. Fifth row, left to right: Jon l-loven, Larry Chloupek. Kenneth Kunce, Ernest Dfvis, John Houdek. Absent: Lyle Torrens. Fifty-one heppy juniors entered the portals of Walloo High in the fall of '-19. They elected Richard Nelson. presidentg Ronald Keefer, vice president: Donna Samek. secretaryg Kenneth Kunce, treasurerg Mary Lee Ludi and Ray Lanik Forum members. They were assisted in their activities by their able sponsor, Miss McCarter. liall events included a picnic at Jacksorrs Grove and the play. Aunt Tillie Go to Town under the direction of Mrs. Krause. l . JUNIOR CLASS First row, left to right: Dorothy Peters. Ruby Vrana, Mary Ludi. Phyllis Frahm. Second row, left to right: Miriam Johnson, Marjorie Rood, Diane Blair, Joyce Kuhr, Patricia Russell. Third row. left to right: Jerry Peterson, Richard Nelson, Ray Lanik, Merwyn Issacson, Ronald Reefer. Fourth row, left to right: Dorothy Fogle, Jovita Janecek, Mildred Vrana, Mary Jane Chapek, Sally Snelling, Darlene Moravec. Fifth row, left to right: Keith Rockwell, Lloyd Novotny. Carl Nelson, Clayton Hass, James Rezac. The class sold refreshments to the crowds at the football and baskteball games and' sold pencils with the basketball schedule on them. The profits from these projects were used to finance the concluding event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom which was held in May. Here the juniors demonstrated their ability to show the seniors a splendid time. Butts i x all was t HQ tg ew ge ' I 41 Pj N IW , ornurmns fm Q , f. I SOPHOMORE CLASS - ICER AND FORUM MEMBERS ..J First row, left to right: Joseph Krause, james Vanek, Lois Mays. Second row, left to right: Burton johnson, Ray Keefer, jerry Hoevcn pr if.rlWQW L Wi :wtf WRX M Wi 1 .li YSQVJ 'ri F W LJ- JAN 'NNTP M ' ,V A i lim lt t N QQ rllw.lgh9,1i?j?i10RE CLASS iii 0 First row, left to right: Margaret Knuth. Imogene Torrens, Marilyn Mills, ,loan Filbrandt, Second row. left to right: Donald Novotny, Charles Borreson, Dale Wurst, Fred Fujan, Jack Anderson. Third row, left to right: Joan Barth, Ioan Jensen. Carolyn Te-mole, llettv Kavan. joan Strauss. Dorothy McDaniel, Fourth row, left to right: Bernard Kavan, Joseph Krause, Fred Kolterman, jerry Hoeven, Ray Keefer. Fifth row. left to right: Mr. Littrell. sponsorg Helen Lanek, Marlene Norskov, Kathryn Mares, Bernadine Vogler. Bernice Maly. Sixth row, left to right: Donald Miller, Jule Anderson, Robert Styslcal, Charles Schneider. Lloyd 7anss. Seventh row. left to right: LaYerne Meyers. Marla Carlson. Duane Thom ', Jack Meduna. Absent: Marilyn Gerdts, Shirley Jelinek. The class of '52 returned in the fall to continue their search for knowldege through the heckoning doors of good old X1Vahoo High. The class elected Burton johnson. president: Jerry Hoeven, vice president: Joseph Krause. secretary: and Ray Keefer, treasurer. Mr. Littrell was elected as their jjponser. and Lois Mays and Jim'Vanek were chosen as student forum members. V ui f v 1 I 3 I, , V ,V , ff ' ' ,. . if LK WJ' JV' ' ' 1 6 1 if f 1 L 'w 12,131 fi l by 4 viul'y9'L ji, 1- , ' Ja UL iffy Wi L' A V 'il 'J 1 l- .fxtff il, .LV fl' l - lf' I 4, 'uit I , ' ,5 L Q, ' : I s -, ci ff Z' 1 ff' J ' . is J f S' .,' 'x l ries liz in wiki li? wi ii' i wmbaiigllgeiw Qiffiflmi E ti ., '1 f HOMORE CLASS .M lr ML' fgfl M fc f lfirst row, left to right: l.ois Mays, Marilyn Sorenson, Sylfl Hrdlieka, Jean lfVoolsey. Second row, left to right: liurton johnson, Glenn Rosengren. Gayle Carlson, Robert Eliason, Donald Harris. Third row, left to right: Norma Hood, Grayee Anderson, Joyce Hagstrom, ljarhara johnson, linogene llarry, Delores Stykal. lfourth row, left to right: James Yanek, Richard Yasina, Ray Meyers, Rohert Fullerton. Leland Rolmhins. lfifth row. left to right: Carolyn Cameron, Leniee lielanek. Donna l.ou Anderson, Shirley Nelson, Annette Hageman. Sixth row. left to right: Carl Pattergon, Thomas McMahon, Donald Mowers. larry Lfgilmer. Robert llonow. Seventh row, left to rght: Marcella Yaehal, lfern Nelson, Robert Wlilt, Ruhert Yirgl. - The sophomore pienie was held in the first week of Oetolmer with a good turnout. 'The sophomore class play. Herbie Makes The Team , was presented the first week in lfelvrnary. The east consisted nf Ray lxcefer, Carolyn Temple, Imogene Torrens, Grayee Anderson. Bernard Kavan was elected stage manager. W I beck' RESHMEN --- W Q, Xl i lk rc- 49' 42.4 1 X. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND FORUM MEMBERS First row, left to right: Phyllis Larson, Roger Larsen, Willa Gleeson. Second row. left to right: James Margrave, Linda Alexander, Leonard Lindgren. ,,,,+-, ,aww 5 if 4 1 gm FRES AN CLASS My 152559 N First row, left to right: Marlene Fujan, Marjorie Maly, Valesta Rohwer, Gayle Anderson. Second row, left to right: Douglas Peterson, Robert Person, Carroll Thorsen, William Novak, Lyle Christensen. Third row. left to right: Dennis Rezek, James Lehn, Patricia Nygren, Mary Quinn, Robert Knuth, Donald Stewart. Fourth row, left to right: Miss Launt, sponsorg Daryl Swanson. John Fujan. Joan Fogle, Carolyn Eliason, Larry Peck, Roger Swanson, Fifth row, left to right: Arthur An- derson, Wilma Treptowg Joyce Patterson, Carol Hass, William Leitgeb. Sfxth row. left to right: Paul Strauss, Larry Brown. VVayne Niedfelt, Robert Erickson. In August of 1949, the ambitious class of '53 entered the halls of Wahoo High School searching for further education, a great asset in facing the future. The class elected James Margrave. presidentg Leonard Lindgren, vice-presidentg Phyllis Larson, secretary: and Linda Alexander. treasurer. Miss Judy Launt was selected as sponsor and y.Willa Gleeson and Roger Larson were chosen as student forum members. A 6 9 u FRESHMAJN CLASS , First row, left to right: Norma Jean Nelson, Joyce Nelson, Rita Fanning, Lois Flessner. Second row, left to righti Roger Larson, Jay Johnson, K. Appelget, Vin- cent Chapek, James Margrave. Third row, left to right: Willa Gleeson, Phyllis Vybiral, Nancy Hunter. Goldie Anderson, Phyllis Larsen, Marilyn Anderson. Fourth row, left to right: Howard Erickson, Justine Janecek. William Bartusek, Glen Anderson, Gene Wolff. Fifth row, left to right: Willa Plaeek, Donna Lester, Linda Alexander, Ruth Ann Barker, Caroline Sullivan, Marcia Manners. Sixth row, left to right: Leonard Lindgren, James Thompson, Robert Dolezal, Richard Swanberg, Thomas Snelling. On September 9, a dance was held in honor of all freshmen and new students Each senior introduced two freshmen to those present. The freshman class play, Wildcat Willyl' was presented in the spring. The east consisted of Roger Larson, VVilla Gleeson, Holm Dolezal, Nancy Hunter. Larry Brown, and Ruth Barker. O CLASS PROPHECY With my palette and brush in hand one early spring morn, I set up my easel in a nearby meadow and started to paint a colorful landscape. Upon its completion. I sat admiring my artistic miniature when raindrops suddenly began to fall. When the rain stopped, I gazed at my m'niature and what a mess , . . Nevertheless. it formed a picture of the future. After straining my eyes. I saw a clear picture of the future. This is the way it looked: Who's who in the news?? Bonita Lindon, U. S. Ambassador to Russia, has just been appointed to straighten out our indifferences. She may get along quite well with Molotov. Elaine Slzadonix has just been re-elected and is starting on her sixth term as the leading auctloneer of the Chicago Stock Market! About to open the seas on with a famous opera featuring Chopin music, I see Joan Virgl, the most talented student of Rubinstein. The best known vocalist of the year. Jean Virgl, will accompany her, Shirley llIr4Veely, now Mrs. Poison Lindgren, seems to be quite busy with her household duties in addition to living up to her reputation as seamstress of the neigh- borhoodf' Having been in the cafe business for nine years, Marjorie Wotipka has unified the Wahoo cafes and is now the proprietor of the Wahoo Cafes Incorporated. Joy Swanberg seems quite proud of herself after having acquired the position of manager. .llareella Filbrandt has been employed as the frm's bookkeeper. Behind the PX counter, I see Mary Lea .lltxllalzon earning pin money to help meet her and her GI husband's expenses. The student dramatic director at Notre Dame is none other than Phyllis Dickinson. The inseparable Ayers tw'ns have at last parted. Amid the passengers on the Queen of the Seas , I see June Ayers who is starting on her two year sight-seeing cruise around the world. As my eyes rest upon a sign on wh'ch is inscribed Marilyn's Beauty Salon for Men . I realize that the beauty operator could be none other than Marilyn Rorlzford, Listening through a keyhole. I learn that .llarilyn .Yeidfell is an accountant in New York's largest department store. Who do I see doing rural charity nursing as well as part-time nursing at the old people's home taking care of the gents??? Who could it be but Joan Anderson? Dorotlzv Jelinele has been teaching country school in western Nebraska for 22 years now. She is looking forward to retirement soon. A second look is required to distinguish the two contented spinsters, Pat Rorlzfora' and Delores Siriggow, sitting on the porch of their lonely house gazing at the sunset and recalling their tender high school memories. Mary Ann Haba has at last attained her goal-the first woman president of the Mary Ann Zimnzernzan seems quite satisfied with her stenographic position for, as I see her, she is sitting on her employer's lap taking dictatfon. Carol Jean Sabatka. World Wide Saleswoman No. 1, covers a very extensive area. She has built up quite a business for herself selling fur coats to the natives of the Sahara Desert and ice cream cones to the Eskimos in Siberia. See Honest Mary for a Good Used Car is a sign that cannot help being seen by all. lllary Lanile has grown so attached to cars that she has invested her fortune in the 'fused car business . Yvonne Foelit, who has been stewardess on the Trans-Atlantic Air Lines for five years, is now recovering from a parachute jump when her plane Sunbonnet Suzie crashed in Algiers. The manager of J. C. Penney in New York City, Grace Masek, has just appointed Dolores Maly as the company's bookkeeper. Jackie Margraoe has been teaching trigonometry, as well as being a psychologist. at Yale University. After her success of swimming the English Channel, Janice Owens has decided upon a swimming career, About to model the new styles in bathing suits, I see Ferns Holm who is, at present, modeling for Mr. Powers, the famous Hollywood producer. Arlene Flessner, part-time bookkeeper at the John A. Gentlemen's Mortuary. seems quite contented in her line of work. Violet Holloway is now the new science teacher in Lincoln. Nebraska. She owes it all to the teaching that Mr. Magnusson gave her when she was a freshman. Her motto is: Grow old fast, learn slowly. Janet Ayers now works in a side show with the Ringling Bros. Circus, She doesn't say what she does in her act but she is noted for the girl that has what Mae West didn't. Two of the United States famous bandleaders are Bill Lindley and Joe Koclz. They are making tours right now and are stationed at the dance hall in Weston. Their theme song is: Money is the Root of all Evil. The two band leaders were made famous by Mr. Hoffman back in '50, Miss Carol Hageman, rich owner of the World's Famous Restaurant, The Tycoon, sold half interest to Doc Houfek, wealthy Wyoming rancher. Mr. Houfek is said to be the wealthiest man in the United States, The Reverend Donald llainron, who is famous for h's lectures on Spiritual Life, is now touring the nation with hfs beloved wife, l?cr1zive Salmllea. They will discontinue their traveling as soon as Donald finishes preaching to the Memphis cases . Sunday wc found out that Carolyn Rvrlr, The Gorgeous Reck of the Century , won the ladies wrcstlng championship of the world by the ever famous Bern Neck Hold . Her manager, Terry Meudczzllall, said that she was in fine shape for any fght. The local football team. under the tutorship of coach Finley Walter, has just made the M ddlcwest An-crate Conference by knocrcng over 'L he Maine Indians, 07-23. Len Cilial. the Wahoo fast man, broke the 440 at London in a cool T6 minutes. After the run they asked him if he was winded. Mr. tjfrngv Svdlarele, the nat.on's most eligible bachelor, is vacationing in Miami. Florida. The girls are driving him mad but he says, and I quote: I JUST CAN'T RE- SIST THEIR LOVE FOR REAL HE-MEN. Jofluu Vrafia has just bought a huge ranch in southern Wyoming. She decided to learn the business from the ground-up before choosing between two farmer boys. Kclflz 'I'rcf1ln-zt' has just landed in Argentina to enter into a bull fight. They say that he has a good chance to win because he was the champion bull thrower in Wahoo Hfgh School. , Roller! Holi! and fairies I'IllllL'0L'k were elected president and secretary of the ever- famous HONG SLUMSU. Sauerkraut soup and dogburgers were served after the convention. Stanley lXyl1l'l'I'tI of Wahoo, Nebraska, has just inherited the Breuning Rendering VVorks, valued at least 561,000,000 He will start working there next month. Ralwrf .Vclxon recently announced the opening of his 830,000,000 bar in Wahoo, Nebr. Free entertainment will be furnished by the Virgl Sisters, It is' located next to the I. C. Penney Store. , Louis .S'ln:'a has just invented a car that will run on water. Of course, deluted with gas it will make less smoke. lt's' the greatest thing this nation has ever experienced. The new GO-BOW car will be on display at the Hinky-Dinky Store in WVahoo, on November 234. 10725. Free water will be served that afternoon. Gvrzild Tlmrjv has just arrived at his estate west of Weston. Prof. Tharp is the Dean of the English department, in the Chicago University. .lunvf I.r1r.vvi1, one of the most talented dancers since Arthur Murray, recently re- covered from a serious illness and has returned to her 125 room mansion on Kob Hill. The doctors said she had been ailing from a sore toe. Roger LfIldH1'l'll. speculating in the grain market just before the drop in the market, took a 564.00 loss on each bushel of wheat he had purchased in the winter of 1949. They rushed him to a mental institution. Georgie Welton of the Colon Bismarks, that all one-man team, set a new record for the .Florida Conference Tournament held there la't Monday. He is credited with 101 points during that game. His average for the season was 99Vg points. Richard l.arsou and Warren Solzl have just sold their business for the last time. They have made 45,000,000 dollars at the retail horse-shoe business last year but VVarren wants to get some business where he can make some money and Richard wants to get a job where he can balance the books some more. illnrilyn Swazzsozz is the dress designer for the actors of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. She will retire soon after 27 years of conscientous work in the field of dress designing, Larry Swnrzsuli has just received orders to start working at the Blue Star Produce next week. He has been promoted from candler to hauler . lVnyuv D-rorale has just purchased a new K-76 Semi-truck in which he will haul fruit from the Charles Carlson Orchard, west of Beatrice, Nebr. The orchard consists of STI! acres. Mr. and sllrs. Roger' 1l'IFd1lIll1 were the proud parents of a nine and one-half pound baby boy, Axle, who was born at 15 :45 A. M. Mrs. Meduna was the former Mist I,0r1'aim' Rusek. farm l',lI'Z'l'lkll has just enrolled in the new school at Peru, Nebraska. The school's name is The Last Chance. She is said to have been studying the topic of MEN. Merle illeyers has just put in a new GO-G0 motor in his car. The motor cost S900 and has a cruising speed of 175 m.p.h. Then as dusk came on, I was forced to lay my palette and easel away, for my picture had faded into the night. CLASS WILL Rodger H2O Meduna wills his chemistry brain to Frank what's that P Kleager. Carol I'm always good-yuk-yukl' Hageman wills her rides to Ithaca to J.m I could use one Margrave. . Terry speed test Mendenhall wills his typing ability to Beunfce wish I kngw how Dotv. 1 - I Charles Charlfe Carlson wills his slim figure to Lloyd Toby Zauss. - Joan I like to dance Anderson wills her dance rhythm to Larry I need it Brown, Dolores just call me Shorty Maly wills her cheer leading outfit to Slrrley but it cloesn't f.l Vybiral. Marcella I prefer Weston Filbrandt wills her curly hair to Donna My dad likes mine straightv Lester. Violet 'Tm-a big girl now Holloway wills her jewelry to Imogene UI have enough Torrens. Grace We.ton Masek wills her speediness to Jerry 'Tm too fast Petersen. Bonita '44-A Lindau wills her ability to study to Jack 1 could use some Meduna. Bob I-Ierby Hohl wills his Camera to Patty I need a new one Russell. Larry 'lRide 'em cowboy Swanson wills his horse to Don Have my own Mowers. Stanley 'Tm an artist Kucera wills his place on the Chieftain to LaYerne So 'm I Mevers. Jean Blue Skirt VValtz Virgl wills her clarinet to Bob My tuba's too heavy Yirgl. F.nley Fink Walters wills his tackling position to Fritz 'Tm a guard Kolterman, Gerald Slow-motion Tharp wills his brains to Paul Hmfne need rewinding Strauss. Joy My hair is gold Swanberg wills her neat locks to Butch My toe is gold Isaacson. Bernice Bernie Sabatka wills her Office A job to Diana No thanks Blair. Dolores easy going Striggow wills her seat on the school bus to Phylls I s'pose I'll need itu Larson. Richard Ricardo Larson wills his Spanish ability to Sally Senorita Soritau Snelling JoAnn How do I get my chemistry? Vrana wills her voice to Patriciau I need one Nygren. - Joe Snail Koch wflls his black curly hair to Joyce Blondie I-lagstrom. Donald I'm from Memphis Hanson wills his place on the football team to Ray I'll try Meyers. . . , f , - 1 X Roger Gangway Lindgren wills his Fork to Lyle I need one Christensen. Mary Lea I'like NOPU McMahon wills her morning candy bar to Marvelle I don't have the energy to go to banda Clark, Jim Smiley Hancock wills his winning smile to Jim 'AI smile once in a while Sandstedt. Deloris who's the latest Stillger wills her devilish looks to Ruby Joe likes mine all right Vrana. Doc I like to ride Houfek wills his horse to Joan 'AI haven't got one Jensen. Mary Ann 'AI collect class rings Haba wills her ability to catch men to Joan I do all right Strauss. George Cowpoke VVelton wills his new boots to Mary I'tl like them and also what's in them Ludi. Jackie 1 love Fords Margrave wills her driving ability to Mir am How do you park it Johnson. l Merle I have a bass voice Meyers wills his ability to sing to Ray l think I do too iecfer. Janice T-Bone Owens wills her figure to Joyce I like my own Simanek. Y- VVayne inte-rnatfcrnali' Dvorak wills his truck to Dick I would like it for a snow plow l elson. ' A Mixrgie f'Heske Den Wotipka wills her ability to talk Bohemian to Frieda VVhat's that? .' rno . ' - Leo I am always on time Cihal wills his Buick to Lyle I like my Oakland' Torrens. Q Patricia I use Pepsodentu Gleeson wills her pleasant smile to Alta I try Angel. Warren Ezra Sohl wills his ability to get along with all the girls to Robert 1 like them too Knuth. Phyllis Hi, yo' all Dickinson wills her flirty eyes to Marla what's wrong with mine Carlson. George what's it to yan Sedlacek wills his brain to some needy Junior. Janet I prefer chocolates Ayers wills her nitty gnats to Konrad I prefer grasshop- p:rs Magnusson. Robert Bob Stava wills his accordian playing to Joe I do O.K. Krause. Janet I never study Larson wills her books to Larry I have ability too Lanik, Lorraine I like Lutheri' Ruzek wills her job at the Fairview to lnice I'll take the Wigwam Mathis. Carolyn Coco,' Bern wills her ranch romances to Dorothy one thing at a time- gimme a man first Peters. Arlene Flessner wills her pretty blonde locks to Leonard Mine's blond-what there is of it Lindgren. CL.-XSS XVILL Jean I drive a truck Havelka wills her nurse and saw-bones technique to Ifrgd None tor me, thanks lfujan. Marilyn I write good English themes Swanson wills her writing ability to Ray what's an lingli h theme Wiegert. Patricia Long live Colon Rochford wills her g'ft of gab to Louie 'Tm shy Ahlstrom. Shirley I like Poison McNcely wills her bright remarks to anyone that could use them. Dorothy Dot' jelinek wills her secretarial ability to Jovita I need some kind of ability janecek. Elaine I'm tired and wanna go home Shadonix wills her Spanish intelligence to Ray I'll manage Lanik. Mary Ann XVhitey Zimmerman wills her stall at the City Cafe to Kathryn I'll take the Fairview Mares, Marilyn I'm stiff as a board Rochford wills her grin to Mildred I grin too Yrana. lferne Shorty Holm wills her good looks to Gayle 'I like my own Anderson, Yvonne Sparkler' lfocht wills her diamond to Lujean 'I'hey're O. K. Weideman. Lou's I'll do it Stava wills his ability to fix typewriters to Larry I'll need some Peck. June Twinnie Ayers wills her job at the dime store to Joyce I already have one Kuhr. Robert call me June Nelson wills his brains to Bob I lest mine Dolezal. Carol Jeanne Ha l-la Sabatka wills her chemistry brain to Dale I need it VVur:st. Bill Gufllern'o Lindley wills his ability to get along wfth verbs, nouns, and Spaniards in Spanish to Ktnneth Charlie Kunce, Mary Lanik wills her versatile ability to Margie I do all right Rood. Marilyn They call me Smiles Nfedfelt wills her job as collector for the Penny Parade to some poor Sophomore, preferably Marilyn Sorenson. Keith I live on the farm Treptow wills his muscles to Richard I live in Colon Yasina. joan I like to polka Yirgl wills Eddie to Wilma 'Tm not particular Treptow. i y J . 3 .1 1' :J 'P J A v I ' . fo .srl in I I J I ,lbgpffjjpfll , 3 JJ I j , 5 JP 1950s C M 0 S T ELIGIBLE BEAU CHARMING BELLE JOSEPH KOCH CHARMING BELLES Janet Ayers june Ayers Carolyn Bern Phyllis Dickinson Mary Ann Haba Mary Lanik Bonita Lindau Dolores Maly Shirley McNeely Jacqueline Margrave Carol Jeanne Sahatka 19503 PATRICIA GLEESON ELIGIBLE BEAUX James Hancock Robert Hohl Warner Houfek Will am Lindley Robert Nelson George Sedlacek Warren Sohl Louis Stava Robert Stava Gerald Tharp Keith Treptow CTIVITIES f Q ? fix ki L,,.,f-1 'JD SENIOR CLASS PLAY Sitting, left to right: Jacqueline Margrave, Janet .-Xyers, June Ayers, jariee Owens. Warren Slllll. Mary Lanik. Ftanfling. left to rglit: Geralcl Tharp, Marv :Xnn Halma, jo.-Xnn Yrana. Bill Lindley George VVeltun. Patricia Gleeson, Robert Hohl. Charles Carlson, Carol Jeanne Salmatka, JUNIOR CLASS PLAY A Sitting, left to right: Kenneth Kunee, Mary Lucli, Sally Snelling, Dorothy Peters, Slnrley Yylriral. Standing, left to right: Marjorie Roocl. John lrloudelc, Diane Blair, Dick Nelson Patxieia Ku sell, Ernest Divis. STUDENT FORUM M 'W' Seated, left to r'ght: Ray Lanik, Mary Ludi, Mary 5-Xnn Haha, Roger Larsen. Standing, left to right: Miss McCarter. sponsor: James Xanek, Louis Stava, Willa Gleeson, l.: is Mays. The forum was an organization of student advisors which acted on hehalf of the student hotly. Miss McCarter was adult advisor assisted hy Mary Ann Haha who was elected hy the group. Dur ng the year, the forum sponsored a Harvest Festival in which Dolores Maly and Jerry Peterson were crowned King and Querng with the help of the faculty, chose a pattern for class ringsg and assisted in the mock election during Boys' and Girls' County Election. CHIEFTAIN STAFF Sitting, left to right: Stanley Kucera, Ray Keefer, Imogene Barry, Joan Jensen, Jaqueline Margrave, James Hancock, Mary Lanik, Bonne Lindau, Charles Borreson, Dale Wfurst, Sally Snelling, Mary Ludi. Standing, left to right: Marjorie Rood, Janet Ayers, Carolyn Eliason. Patricia Russell, Joyce Kuhr, Lorraine Ruzek, James Vanek, Robert Hohl. Marilyn Niedfelt. Kenneth Kunce, Marilyn Swanson, George Sedlaeek, Janice Owens, Jo.-Xnn Vrana, Miss Doty. Miss Arnold, Patricia Gleeson, LaYerne Meyers. Shirley MeNeely. It took all the ingenuity and eo-operation of every memher of the staff to produce seven issues of the Chieftain. These issues contained a variety of sports news. features. editorials, and class gossip with accompanying cartoons as well as general news. This required hard work and unlimited time. hut the result was well worth the effort. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The halls of Wahoo High School are seldom without music and the school year of 1949-1950 was no exception. Under the directon of Mr. Charles Hoffman and Mrs. Lillian Barnett, the vocal and instrumental groups took part ill many activities. One of the forty-five piece band's first activities was participation in the Ak-Sar-Ben Marching Band Contest in which they earned a third rating, In addition, theband also performed at football games, here and out-of-town, adding color and lending music to the gameg. Officers elected early in the year were: Jacqueline Margrave, student directorg Robert Hohl, band managerg Patricia Gleeson, secretaryg Carolyn Bern, uniform custodiang Joseph Koch, librarian. No one who attended pep rallies or basketball games will forget the pep band, which, with its lively, noisy rhythm, aided fans in supporting their team. The organization was composed of nine members and was under the leadership of Joan Jensen. The tlrirty-two piece orchestra was compo'ed of high school and grade school musicians and played for senior and junior class plays. Officers of the orchestra included: Donna Samek, student directory Sally Snelling, secretary-treasurerg Jeannine Guess, librarian. The annual concert given by the band and orchestra was presented in the spring to a large audience. The vocal department was under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Anderson until her resig- nation in November when Mrs. Lillian Barnett continued the work, This department con- sisted of chorus, boys' glee club, and two girls' glee clubs. The accompanists for the groups were Barbara Johnson, Marvelle Clark, and Carolyn Eliason. Elected to serve as librarians were: grls' glee, Dolores Maly, Joyce Kuhr, Jean Havelka, and Fern Holmg chorus, Kenneth Kunce, Bob Hohlg boys' glee. Burton Johnson. The vocal department helped in making the Christmas program a success and also presented a spring concert. The annual music clinic held in Norfolk November 17-19 was attended and enjoyed by eight Wahoo High School students. Participating in this event were June and Janet Ayers, Jean Virgl, -Ray Keefer, and Mary Lee Ludi representing the chorusg Mary Lea. McMahon, the bandg Donna Samek and Bernad.ne Vogler, the orchestra. The annual district music contest, held April 14 and 15 at Fremont, attracted many S010- ists and small groups as well as the larger vocal and instrumental organizations. BAND . Ifirst Row. left to right: Mary Ludi, Marjorie Rood, Donna Samek, Burton Johnson. joseph Koch, Robert Hohl, Leonard Lindgren, Lois Mays, Marla Carlson, Lujean XViedeman. Second Row. left to right: Mary Lea McMahon, Caroline Sullivan. Mar- v'lle Clark. Robert Virgl, Phyllis Frahm, Patricia Gleeson, Mr, Hoffman, director. Third Row, left to right: Joan Jensen, Jovita Janecek, Merle Meyers, Dale Wurst, Carolyn Bern, Charles Hood. ,Fourth Row, left to right: Glenn Rosengren, lilernadine Voglcr, Daniel Roberts. Nancy Hunter, Thomas Snelling. Fifth Row, left to right: Gayle Anderson, Imogene Barry, Carolyn Temple, Sally Snelling, Willa Gleeson. Allan Anderson Sixth Row, left to right: Marilyn Mills. Jacqueline Margrave. Barbara johnson, Patricia Russell. Sl1'rley McNeely, Willa Placek. Seventh Row, left to right: jean Virgl, Diane Blair, Kathryn Mares. Gloria Temple, Jon Hoeven, Maureen Miller. Absent: Joan Virgl. BATON TWIRLERS Loft to right: Lujcau NViecleman, Nlarla Carlson, Marjurle Rmzcl. Mary Lucli. O R C H E S T R A l7ir,'t circlc. left to rglltz Sally Sncllingg, LAZll'0lj'l1 Eliason. Goldie .XnrlL'rSrm, Juan Jenson. Sccoucl cfrclc, left to right: LaX'crnc Meyers, Ilarlxara Johnson, Willa Pla'-ulc, Lconarrl Liuclgrcn, Carolyn Temple. Wlllil Gleeson, Gayle .-Xnclcrsrm, Ruth Ann llarlccr, Ray Iiccfcr, Third circle, lcft to right: llc1'uz1cliuc Yoglcr, Marlyce Luscll, llzmuy Rolmcrls. Cilcn ROSCIIQFCII. Mr. Hoffman, cliructor: Mary Luch, Lujean VVigdcman, Marjoric liuocl, Donna Samelc, Dale XfVlll'St, Merle Meyers. xt CHORUS First row, left to right: Mary Ludi, Lois Mays, Phyllis Dickinson, Dolores Maly. Ruby Vrana, Carol Hageman. Second row, left to right: Rolmert Nelson, Kenneth Runce, Richard Nelson, William Lindley, Merle Meyers, VVayne Dvorak. Third row, left to right: Patr cia Gleeson. June Ayers, Janet Ayers, JoAnn Vrana, Bernadine Vogler, Patric a Russell, Joyce Kuhr. Marcella Yanek. Fourth row, left to right: Gerald Tharp Roger lixtdgren, George Welton, Ernest Divis. John Houdek, Ray Keefer. Fifth row left to right: Jean Virgl, Joan Yirgl, Betty Kavan, Carolyn Bern, Sally Snelling, Sh'rley MeN:e'y, Mary Lea McMahon. Sixth row, left to right: Bernard Kavan, littrton John- son, Donald Hanson, James Mat-grave. Robert Dolezal. Seventh row, left to right: l.aYerne Meyers, lmogene Parry, Joyce llagstronl, Marjorie Rood. llarlmara Johnson. Marla Carlson Janet Rae Larsen. Eighth row. left to rght: Dorothy McDaniel, Diane lllafr, Dt rothy Jelfnelc, Marcella lfillmrandt, Marilyn Nfedfelt, Mildred Vrana. PEP BAND Left to right: llcrnadine Yogler, lmogene Barry, Joan Jensen, Donna Samek, Mary Lndi, Barbara Johnson, Merle Meyers, Carolyn Temple, Robert Virgl. GIRLS GLEE ----- --'-v ---- -Q --Q---- - --- W- J- ---- - -- Y --- uf V - - .N .f Dickinson, Mary Ann Haba, Carol Hageman. Second row, left to right: Joyce Hag- strom, Goldie Anderson, Diane Blair, Shirley Yybiral, Joyce Kuhr, Nancy Hunter, Ber- nadine Vogler. Third row. left to right: June Ayers, Patricia Gleeson, JoAnn Vrana, Joan Jensen, LaVerne Meyers, Marcella Yanek, Jovita Janeeek, Patricia McMahon. Fourth row. left to right: Ruby Vrana, Janet Ayers, Sally Snelling, Carolyn Bern, Shirley McNeely, Janet Rae Larsen, Mary Ludi, Mary Lea McMahon. Fifth row, left to right: Imogene Torrens, Marilyn Mills, Imogene Barry, Grayce Anderson, Barbara Johnsen, Dorothy Jelinek. Joan Yirgl, Jean Yirgl. Sixth row, left to right: Willa Gleeson, Phyllis Larson, Joan Foglc, Carolyn Eliason, Marilyn Niedfelt, Betty Kavan, Mary Quinn. Seventh row. left to right: Valesta Rohwer, Darlene Moravec, Mildred Yrana, Jean Havelka, lferne Holm. Dorothy McDaniel. Eighth row, left to right: Marilyn Anderson, Norma lioocl, Carol Hass, Donna Lou Anderson, Linda Alexander, Ruth Ann Harker, Carol.ne Sullivan, B OYS GLEE Keefer. Second row, leg to right: Kenneth iliunce, Richard' Wayne Dvorak, VVilliam Lindley, Third row, left to right: Barbara Johnson, pianist? llnrton Johnson. James Margrave, Larry Swanson, George Sedlacek, George Welton John Houdek. Ifourth row, left to right: Ernest Divis, Donald Hanson, Robert Nelson. Roger Larson, Roger Swanson. J JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM mlilggfsg Q , A 'ilzfzlgii' 2 -- :.55QQII:zf5:5' Q Egg -'sf .,..., .:. 31 g: 1 5 : A -fri 5 a -eg., e ' , . gif , f W ..,V : A E :AA in E V: .1 I - I.. V .-: fztgzkv.. 'W Q' iff Q -we ,N , '- ' ,En 't way u M CHEER LEADERS '-6 TS! Cqb- N. fl chi' 'qliv I , 5 Kb AP lf silly' avg First Row, left to right: Lois Mays, Ruby Vrana, Willa Gleeson, Patric a Russell, Ihyl.ia .1.ekinson, Dolores Maly. Second Now, lett to r.g'ht: llianc lllair. Marvell: Clark, Mary Lanik, Elaine Shadonix, Kathryn Mares, Uernadinc Yogler. Third Row. left lo right: lmogene Torrens. Carol Jean Sabatlca. lfernc Holm, Dorothy Peters, Maureen Miller, Jean Woolsey. Fourth Row. left to right: Miss Doty, sponsorg I.aVerne Meyers, Sally Snell ng, Lorraine Ruzek, Mary Ludi, Jacqueline Margrave, Shirley Me- Neely. Fifth Row, left to right: Mary Lea McMahon, Mary Ann Haba, Jan.t Rae Larsen, JoAnn Vrana, Carolyn llern, Deloris Stillger. Carol Hageman. Fixth Row, left to r'ght: Joan Strauss, Patricia tile on, Helen Lanilc, Grayce Anderson. Phyllis Larson, Janet Ayers, June Ayers, Seventh Row, left to r ght: Var'a Carlson, liernice Maly, Janice Owens, Joyce Kuhr, EW'lI'iZllT1J0ll1'lS0l1, Ros mary Hladik Eighth Row, left to right: Barbra Johnson, Marjorie liood. Mildred Vrana, Joyce Hagstrcm, Goldie Ander- son, Gayle Anderson. This year the Pep Club elected fifteen members who were entertained at a picnic spon- sored by the old members. lluses were furnished this year for every out-of-town game. To start the ball rolling a snake dance was held before the first football game of the season. The Pep lland furnished the game music, while the student body was led in yells by the cheerleaders. The football season was ended by a Christmas danee sponsored by the Pep Club. Officers for 1El49fl950 were: Jacqueline Margrave, president: Ruby Vrana, vice-presi- dent: Patriea Glcson. secretary-treasurer: sponsor. Miss Doty. W CLUB lfirst row. left to right: Thomas McMahon. George Sedlacelc, Robert I-lohl, Donald Hanson, James Hancock, Second row. lcft to right: Ray Wfiegert, Merwyn l'az1cson, Ray Lanik, Eugene Riddle, Ronald Reefer. Third row. left to right: Larry Lanilc, lfin- ley Walter. Kenneth Kunce. joseph Koch, Mr. Sundstedt, sponsor. Fourth row, left to right: Donald Harris, Fred lfujan, W'ayne Dvorak, Keith Treptoxv, WVarner Houfek. Fifth row, left to right: joseph Krause. jerry Peterson. Jerry Hoeven. Absent: Lyle Torrens. The officers of the VV. Club for the year 10.30 are as follows: James Hancock, presi- dentg Keith Trcptow, vice presldentg Ray Lanik, secretary and treasurer. The W Club had very little school functions other than the annual initiat'on, which was Curried on 111 the spring. The W Club now consists of 24 members of which El are seniors. FOOTBALL , Z up Scores of Games .A H .. wx V ,,,. b A VV 'J Q -i? Qtf? Seward 0 F' if q-.,A:, 'A': , ypyyy Lf Dat-41 ein' -- 0 7 vaiiey- ,...A......... ,.,.. 1 1: in , -in if i f 0 ,. .. ..,, ,. - .. . . 1'r Vie ----Q HU ' ' 9 3 5? P latts mouth .... .,.,. : 2 1 0 , -X5 fa-f 1 wzgwi z . .fi . .:gs,g:g'5,:5Qgsge:.i,,1g::P . ,,., ,..:.a:a:5? 12f2 . ,gw 1' H I M M110 --'-- - 7 3 1 . Ashland 3 0 as , - , .,,,, ,,,.,....,. ,. :T ' : '-62559 .h i i i:: W eg egg? .4 zx, if -'.A, Q .QW ::.,. I ' ggi i if B' R ,gl F 59,2 aw 2' , f P f , sr ,Y ff sf' WL 4 f A 4, Q fa 1 . an 4 f is 1 5 av . 5 ft +1 , Q Q, , V, f Q Q ii, if f iffy, 5 gf? ga Q if ,A 4 5 si Il f 3, f ,Q 9 Y ,ig 2, , af Q 4 2 , ' Q, Q 4 , , f If Q 2 64 fgztg. , , V J hi. I l X, g' s , s f ' . A' ' mf? XA H ..., ffm R 2 Mr. Littrell Mr. Sandst dt Assistant Coach Coach EAST NEBRASKA SEVEN CONFERENCE Principally, the li. N. conference was one of the toughest conferences competing in Nebraska. The teams were above average, and the backs were unusually scrappy, Platts- mouth presented a massive forward wall. teamed with several versatile backs, and loomed an early favorite for the season. Ashland offered a surprising' reserve strength. but was destined to fail because of insufficient dependable ball carriers. They offered a big resist- ance, however, because of rugged defensive work and clever coaching: l3lair's inconsistency and varying line play are the only evident reasons owing to ther failure. The team itself was well-balanced and boasted two of the best backs in the conference. The other teams, Valley, College View, and llellevue were average: but could not meet the rising competition of the rest of the league. VVHTIUO caught fire after a slow, but informative start, and pro- ceeded to win the conference: later they seriously threatened one of the ten coveted positions in the state ratings. Vtlahoo looks forward to a favorable season next year, but looks not heedlessly to the appalling lack of reserves. The season for the warriors reached a dramatic close when the teams clashed for the conference championship at Ashland, The unparalleled rivalry between the two schools added a unique aspect to the game. Every year. the two teams face each other in a duel which represents a rivalry that carries a significance far beyond the meaning of an ordi- nary football game. The outcome of the game would signify either an embittered defeat or a jubilant victory. The game was fiercely contested before a crowd of almost two thousand rab d football fans. The deciding points came to Vlfahoo within twenty-five seconds of the final gun. A field goal climaxed a final drive which led an inspired team down the field to the inevitable score. jim Hancock Keith Treptow Ray Lanile Hack Guard End . V., f . 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The War- riors did not finish the season in pftlable despair, however, and before they bowed out of llxe 1949-50 season they won a gallant victory from a lustful Schuyler team, The team reached a deplorable low when they suffered a terrific walloping from Mead. Later they returned to scare the highly touted Plattsmouth quintet, and later lose a toss-up to Blair's powerful Bears. The only reason for the shameful scores of the midseason was a lack of confidence and team spirit. After regaining their confidence, the VVarriors proceeded to become a worthy opponent for any of the Class B schools in Nebraska. IN DNGLUSIUN VVilh this annual, we, the seniors of 1950, mark the end of our four years in high school. Preserved in this hook are a thousand memoriesof what to most of us were the four best years of our lives-years of ev the records of our achievements follow us. Here. however. are accomplished. Those are still knowledge gained here in high ents and people not easily forgotten. Among its pages are in many f.elds, May they serve as inspirations to those who not our hopes and ambitions, our visions of things yet to he only dreams which will be fulfilled with the help of the school-knowledge not only in the practical arts but in the art of living successfully with our fellow men. Today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Patricia Gleeson 1 'runzN1'Lxr: S U 7 X k W j Mf f f G , . Q Warden Kleager The two fs .-Xin't love grand Two future opera singer High stepper Why so glum, Chuan? Ain't they cute? Blondie Tootie Lovey-dovey! Aw-ready! So soon! Slow Joel Stillgcr-need wc say nmpc? Oh, your Grandpa's mustache! XVl1icl1 0nc's jfmg 3 gif, Glecs0n's Birthday Party Irma is in it again. .wwww - T4 C1 0 F5 C : .-. rr Q 0 UQ Z . F' .2 :- .-f o -4 c : P. cn 3 , J' 1? .. . cm. fb F. 0 c' 9 ... E J' 'U V himself Harvest King and Queen Harvest Canclfdates Frankie hoy Up to your knees low sweet! Green freshies The Three Stoogeg Future Andrew Sisters Drunk last night, dear mudder Ah. to he young again! joan and jean Shad and Zim Prom of '49 Hubba! Huhha! ADVERTISING A I Manny .Man .Most Likely To Succeed He has a savings account and is adding fo it regularly- a sure sign that he is a I candidate for success. SAVE HERE FOR THE THINGS YOU WANT MOST FIRST NATIONAL 'BANK CONGRATULATIONS HOY BROS. FARM EQUIPMENT Ford Tractors and Dearborn Implements CONTINUED SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 R. D. CHRISTENSEN Your Druggist Where Quality Counts CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 HOME MARKET F We cover the country Wahoo. Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 Fruits and Vegtables HINKY DINKY CONGRATULATIONS To The CLAS S OF 1950 ANDERSON AUTO CO. Wahoo Phone 57 Since 1913 Complete Automotive Service J. C. PENNEY Service Sales BRODAHL MOTOR COMPANY COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Goodyear Tires Wahoo, Nebraska ' Goodyear TireS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS and and A BEST WISHES BEST WISHES 4 To 4The To The rcLAss or 1350 ANDERSON srumo Wahoo, Nebraska BEST WISHES GAMBLES The Biggest Little Store In Town Bertha E. Ballard CLASS OF 1950 LANIK'S MEAT MARKET Wahoo, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1950 I J'IM'S CAFE Wahoo. Nebraska , CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1950 WAHOO STATE BANK - Vlahoo Nebraska Insurance Real Estate Loans Safety Deposit Boxes for Reeni Safety - Service - Security Member of the F. D. I. C. CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS To The To The CLASS OF 1950 CLASS OF 1950 ANDERSON ELECTRIC CO. KOLTERMANS' Your Electrical Store Phone 171 BEN FRANKLINS' STORE Wahoo. Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 HOUDEK SHOE STORE CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 HULT PAINT 81 WALL PAPER CO. S.M. HULT, OWNER Sales Maytag Service Window Glass, Painter's Supplies Phone 263 Wahoo, Nebraska WAHOO HATCHERY PULLORUM TESTED BABY CHICKS-NEBRASKA INSPECTED FEED. SEED. POULTRY. SUPPLIES Phone 232 Wahoo, Nebraska MODERN CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS T0 The To The cLAss or 1950 CLASS OF 1950 Wear Clean Clothes 127 West 6th Phone 102 Wahoo, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 Like Education. a proper insurance program is a great asset in Fac ing The Future GEORGE A. AYERS INSURANCE AGENCY Wahoo, Nebraska DRS. HEDLUND and LITTLE Veterinarian ECONOMY HOUSING CO Builders of Prefabricated Portable and sectional Buildings CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1959 A. H. THEGE 8: SONS Real estate and insurance CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 THE GAS COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 WOLF'S GROCERY Phone 174 CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 HERRICK'S SHOP CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 SAUNDERS ..FEDERAL NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION WE specialize in SUNDAY DINNERS Dinners - Lunches Fountain Service WIGWAM CAFE Finer Foods Courteous Service Wahoo, Nebraska Miller ' Copperstone BEST WISHES For You THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1950 BERANEK'S MEAT MARKET CENTRAL BARBER SHOP RAY GILLETTE BOB CARLSON Wahoo, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 LAMPERT HATCHERY HA.. clefiniie breeding plan behind every chick CONGRATULATIONS And BEST WISHES To The 1950 GRADUATING CLASS WAHOO BAKERY Home of Golden Crust Bread Wahoo, Nebraska LINDLEY'S CLOTHING STORE BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1950 Toq The CLASS OF 1950 VANCE GROCERY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1950 WAH00 OFFSET PRINTING C0- Lumber Coal FARMER'S CO-OPERATIVE Wahoo. Nebraska Feeds Implements FARMERS UNION CO- OPERATIVE ASS'N Dealers in Gas. Oil 8a Greases L. P. Gas 81 Appliances We cover the country CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 Dr. G. R. HALLIBURTON Osteopathic Physician Wasp Building CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 SHANAI-IANS'S LUNCH CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To The GRADUATING CLASS OF 1950 WAHOO and CHIEF THEATRES GOOD LUCK SENIORS DICKINSON JEWELRY Gifts That Last Wahoo, Nebraska BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1950 CAMPBELLS INC. BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1950 JAMES W. JASA Shoe Repairing CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 A. W. HANSON Plumbing and Heating STAVA'S WELDING SHOP Welding Painting Arc 8a Acetylene Cars 8z Trucks N We Sell a Complete Line of We1der's Supplies We teach YOU to weld Phone 61 479 Laurel Wahoo, Nebraska CITY CAFE I. H. C. SERVICE PARTS 8z FAIRVIEW CAFE MACHINES SAUNDERS COUNTY Good place to eat IMPLEMENT COMPANY Wahoo. Nebraska Phone 482 Wahoo, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 NEAL morons Phone 538 ELLISON SERVICE STATION Wahoo, Nebraska 1- I SAUNDER'S APPLIANCE General Electric and Coolerator Home Appliances General Electric and Dumont Telesets for the best in televslon WURST IMPLEMENT CO. Tractors 8z Implements for the Family Farm CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 Your Allis-Chalmers Deaiers Phone 140 CONGRATULATIONS SVOBODA HARDWARE Sherwin-Williams Paints Dexter Washers Perfection stoves CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 of WAHOO HIGH LEE ELECTRIC LEVEOUE'S DRUG STORE Meet your friends at LeVeques Drug Store Make our store your headquarters for your prescription needs. Each prescription carefully and individually compounded as your doctor prescribes. CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 DAY and NITE CAFE Wahoo. Nebraska Open All Night CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 MAX'S DRUG STORE Wahoo. Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 T Say it with Flowers WAHOO GREENHOUSE CO CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 BURMEISTER BROTHERS Real Estate and Insurance Wahoo. Nebraska Phone 404 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF1950 ERICKSON'S Funeral Home Furniture Phone 128 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS To The To The CLASS OF 1950 JAMES B. VANEK 202 First Natl. Bank Bldg. ' ' Wahoo, Nebraska CLASS OF 1950 VERAH'S BEAUTY SHOP Pleasing you pleases us VERA A. MCCARTHY, Proprietor Phone 602 Wahoo, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 TORRENS PRODUCE Wahoo, Nebraska Phone 89 CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1950 E. R. LEVIN 1 Q UGRAPHS ek!! 'WW 4, 4 u I Q -- . ,A. I H K 1 x ' Rf W X , 1 1 Ll I v K ,f W X Wy Qi