Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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LIBRARY HOW 'BOUT DRAWING A PICTURE ? it's very easy to do you'll find it may reward ?©mjt w S© ©w AN ART CONTEST XUaif tf deitm - C+K. Jwy, - With A Orijinel dnumny in inA, fremiti ct(t tmfrmWr Hmmd mtm tAe tfewnen 6p Qfrrtt r Helping to keep the school library purring smoothly is part of the duty of the students who register for Library Class. Student Librarians are on duty in the Library each period during the day performing such tasks as checking hooks in and out. helping students find materials, and keeping the library shelves in order. In the library classes, these students plan and make the posters and display materials for the bulletin boards and special displays; they make special studies of the organization of the library, of the outstanding reference books in the various subject fields, and of the basic library tools such as the Readers’ Guide and card catalog. They mend and repair books and periodicals; review new books being added to the library for the school paper. All of this adds up to one unit of credit per semester for the student assistants—but more important it adds immeasurably to the efficiency with which the library can be operated and serve the students. Pictured above, left to right are: Dorothy Proett. Sandra Benson. Mrs. Dedering. Wilma Chapek. CONVOCATIONS The following convocations were greatly enjoyed by the students of Wahoo High School: September 2C—Smith and Danes Varieties—musical novelties, ventriloquis, mental telepathy. October 1 3—Gerhard Seger — journalist traveler, lecturer—authority on Germany and central Europe. November 16—The Hollywood Marionette—“Hansel and GretelM. December 6—David Workman—musical varieties— ‘Double in Brass’ . January 10—Melody Masters—negro male quartet. February 23—Torrini and Phyllis—magicians. April 18—Ben Hammond—cartoon variety. May 4—William P. Mac Lean—adventurer, explorer, big game photograper. film lecturer—“African Safari”. Wahoo Hatchery

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Lanik Meat Market A. H. Thege Sons PAPOOSES Back row. left to right: Joan Carlstrom. Marjorie Smith. Charlotte Rejda. Barbara Williams, Roberta Harnden, Cynthia Palmer. Melinda Gregg. Marilyn Cox. Beverly Loukota, Julie Ecklund, Jeris Schultz. Fourth row. left to right: Robert Cook. Robert Miller. Dale Shanahan, Marvin Tomsicek. Tom Svoboda. William Justsen. Pat Martin. Kenneth Kaspar, Charles Anderson. Third row. left to right: Marla Clausen. Sharon Briggs. Suzanne Parnell. Joan Hampton. Karen Bullock. Delores Vachal. Doris Hanis. Sharon Wilt. Kathleen Palensky, Barbara Rouf, Connie Helsing. Shelby Cooper, Bonnie Brown. Second row. left to right: Larry Finley, Max Cline. Robert Thomas. Harry Duncan. Larry Benting. Donald Crocker. Richard Filbrandt. Gary Copperstone, Richard McMaster. John Harris. Eugene Franta, Robert Valdez. Mr. Mag-nusson sponsor. Front row. left to right: Lorraine Fujan. Linda Campbell. Mari Lynn Cady, Jane Copperstone. Janis Colling. Mary Jane Patton. Debra Wallace, Joan Leitgeb. Arlene Brodd. Elaine Hallberg. Sandra Lehn. LeAnne Kaspar. Karen Bern. Mary Jo McDermott. On Monday morning. August 29. fifty-six industrious Freshmen wandered into the halls of W. H. S. with three others being added throughout the year. They were honored at a dance in the gymnasium on the following Friday. They chose as their officers- Robert Valdez. President; Robert Cook. Vice-President; Mari Lynn Cady, Secretary; Arlene Brodd. Treasurer. Mr. Magnusson was chosen as their sponsor. On February 10, the Freshman Class put on a talent show before the assembly. Standing, left to right: Arlene Brodd. Treasurer; Mari Lynn Cady, Sc retarv. Seated, left to right: Robert Valdez. President; Mr. Magnusson, Spons Robert Cook, Vice-President. I.indlev Clothing Store The Gas Co.

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