Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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Student Forum Left to right: Marlis Lusch, Marcella Vachal, Jerry Hoeven, Phyllis Larson, Sally Snelling, Gene Heileman. Glenn Anderson. James Williams. Standing, left to right: Miss McCarter, Mr. Littrell. m..,m.m...m. -... The forum was an organization of student advisors, comprised of two re- presentatives from each class, who acted on behalf of the student body. Sally Snelling and Phyllis Larson were elected president and secretary, respectively. lN'Iiss lVlcCarter and Mr. Littrell served as co-advisorsl The Student Forum presented various programs, including a dance on September 8, an Armistice Day program on November 10, and a Christnias program on December 22. The dance honored all the new students. The Armistice Day program consisted of several musical numberg speeches by Tom Lindau and Major Charles P. Bartovvg and taps which echoed through the silent halls. The flag salute concluded the program. The Christmas program featured a television show. Kenneth Kunce played Santa Claus, busily filling requests at his North Pole workshop. A group of aspiring boys sang, accompanied by Ray Keefer. Phyllis Frahm played a clarinet solo, and Joe Krause performed on his ac- cordion. lVIr. Hughes led the students in group singing of Christmas carols. Grayce Anderson concluded the program as she read the Christrnas story by candlelight. Later in the year the forum assisted in collecting and shipping clothing to foreign and needy children.