Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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1 . 2 , r I wi!!!-J! 6ly unior Class O i . First row, left to right: Grayce Anderson. Joyce Hagstrom. Kathryn Mares. Bernadine Vogler, Imogene Barry, Barbara Johnson. Second row. left to right: Jean Woolsey, Imogene Torrens. Marilyn Mills. Helen Lanilc. Annette Hageman. Lois Mays, Marilyn' G-erd'is. Third row. left to right: Donald Miller. Joseph Krause. Robert Styskal. Dale Wurst, Glen Rosen- gren, Donald Mowers. Fourth row, left to right: Marla Carlson, LaVerne Meyers. Joan Jensen, Carolyn Temple. Bernice Maly. Elva Kracl. Fifth row, left to right: Larry Leiber. Jack Meduna. Charles Bcrreson, Donald Novotny. Ray Keel r, Tom McMahon. Absent: Lloyd Zauss. Irma Goes West. Their play, Cannibal Queenf' was presented to the public in November. It was under the direction of Mrs. Mabel Krause. They dis- played their salesmanship by selling at the football and basketball games. In the spring they felt rewarded for all their efforts when they were financially able to honor the seniors by sponsoring the traditional junior-senior prom. -2 if .ss .age-, r s si 'Lx - s SE Z R R29 4 s

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I Sophomore ass X TB, J, .gr ff 11 , In 5 J 1 . U . . r. i lf? it ,lei 'it y, 5. l l l l l l -. i , . x 5 'YW' 'WW' , ' First row. left to right: Mary Lou Maly, Margaret Maly. Carol Hass, Patricia Nyqren, Phyllis Larson. , ' Willa Placek. i Second row, left to right: Ronald Niclwelson, Daryl Swanson. Glenn Anderson, Gene Wolfe, Paul l Q5 Strauss, Kelly Sbuman. 1 l 3 Third row. left to right: Ruth Ann Barker. Goldie Anderson, Nancy Hunter. Carolyn Eliason. Willa Gleeson. Carolyn Sullivan. t . Fourth row. left 'ro right: Bill Leitgeb, Bill Bariuselc. Robert Person, Roger Larson. Harold Erickson. bp Roger Swanson. V ' l l , Fifth row, left fobrjjgljtzlgloan Fogle. William Novak, Carol Thorson, Arthur Anderson, Gayle Anderson wJf! ' - ,fl 'uf ' ,gf W PM Zi! fl' 'f'QJ. 'I ya, ,y-'fee-' X ' ' ,w ,,1ml M if ll' X t PM 'MJ if eitibllgilezal, vice-,presidentg Willa Gleeson, secretaryg and Nancy Hunter, 3, ' I yffityeasurer. The forum members chosen were Phyllis Larson and Glenn An-Q il 3,fQf7!T ,X i derson. , - W Q . ff' . . I? fi On October 3, 1950, the class had a theatre party whlch featured the - movie HMy Friend Irma Goes West. 3 'l During the year five sophomores left the ranks, but one was gained. Larryxx Brown had another seige of rheumatic fever and was absent for over a month. , ' V . j - 1, '41 .- ' ,Yyflff ,ff-fQ,J 1,42 ' I ' Q I I, 4 J 1. - . . ff ff' f ' W .-1-'ff-C7445 Q W!! x f 1 1-I l