Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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Voices Brave Abseni:'Ri::hard Nelson. ' ' ' ' Y ' ' Voices True Front Jovifa Carlson, Carol Hass, Fourth K h u r, Donna Pa'Hy Ieff fo Joyc Nanc e V Nygren, row Bonme oyce, Nelson

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Singing Strings g ,A lnner circle, Iefl fo riqhl: Sally Snelling, LaVerne Meyers, Willa Gleeson, Phyllis Frahm, Bernadine Vogler, Rulh Barker. Ouler circle, lei? lo righl: Marlis Lusch, Carolyn Sullivan, Imogene Barry, Carolyn Temple. Sland- ing, Iefl fo righl: Mr. Hughes, Danny Roberls, Glen Rosengren, Mariorie Rood. Absenl: Luiean Wiedernan Nichelson, Donna Samelc. And Voices Too Placek, Phyllis Larson, Willa Gleeson, Carolyn Sullivan, Carol Hass, Marcella Vanek, Mary Jane Chapek, Barbara Miners. Fourlh row, lefl ro right: Jean Nelson, Rila Fanning, Marilyn Anderson, Darlene Moravec, Nancy Hunler, Carolyn Eliason, Annelle Hageman, Mariorie Roocl, Mary Ann Peck, Lois Mays. Fiflh row, lell lo righf: Tom Snelling, Bernard Kavan, Joseph Krause, Burlon Johnson, James Margrave, Ernesr Divis, Jim Thompson, James Vanek. Sixlh row, lefl To righlr Joan Jensen, Belly Kavan, Grayce Anderson, Joyce Simanek, Goldie Anderson, Joan Fogle, Mary Quinn, Clairella Kelly. Sevenlh row, lefl lo righl: Dorolhy McDaniel, Bonnie Olson Lelly Whillemore, Shirley Vylairal, Francisca Quinn, Donna Meduna. Eighlh row, lefl To ri hf: Richard Vasina, Lyle Torrens, Carl Nelson, Vennie Lanik, James Rezac, Mr. Hughes. Absenl: Larry Brown, Mqarlis Lusch, Dick Nelson.

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' ff W , l bf Ay ,I MI, ,nf,,,f,.,,,f,f,,4 -rv fff' 'TAI -'Z ff ' 1, f f 1 K - - V- f 1 ,f , , .f L 1 X ,. 11, IU, f ,, 'fit- ,tr , N, 2 1 - Chieftain Standing, left to right: Imogene Barry. Helen Lanilc. Bernice Maly. Charles Borreson, Maureen Miller. Ray Wiegert, Joyce Kuhr. Robert Dolezal, Ruth Ann Barker. Thomas McMahon, Ronald Keefer, Sally Snelling, Miss Arnold. Ray Keefer. Seated, left to right: Donald Rezelc. Marvelle Clark, Shirley Vybiral, Carolyn Carneror.. Mariorie Rood. Mary Ludi, Patricia McMahon. Darlene Moravec, Betty Slrerik. LaVerne Meyers. Willa Glee . James Vanelc. James Margrava, Kenneth Kunce. we eiiii After the competent and industrious staff completed each issue of the Chieftain, each member heaved a sigh of relief. The paper was under the di- rection of Miss Arnold, who spent much of her time after school and during the evenings with members of the staff. It represented careful planning, originality, and much work. When the reporters, feature writers, and editor had completed their respective columns, the clever cartoonists and headliners began their jobs. Next in line was Miss Doty and her skillful typists. After the mimeographers had the last Chieftain off the press, the subscription and exchange editors hust- led about the building and distributed the papers. Some were sent to other schools, too. Each Chieftain, seven in all, carried a different theme suited to the month or occasion. These periodicals represented an effort to reflect life in all its phases.