Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

S , , —I We, the Seniors of 58, dedicate this annual to Mr. Magnusson. Wahoo High School Wahoo, Nebraska Mr. Konrad Pat Magnusson was a true and loyal friend to all students. During his 16 years at Wahoo High, he gained their respect and loyalty both as a teacher and as a friend. We, the Class of 58 feel honored to have been a part of his life. 2 Medicine Men BOARD OF EDUCATION Franklin J. Cook L. E. Hull Mrs. I. J. Williams President Wayne L. Riggs Superintendent Mrs. Neva M. Otto Secretary Dr. H. E. Hedlund Jack L. Dickinson Dr. G. R. Halliburton Vice-President 4 WARRIOR FACULTY ETHEL DEDERING Library, English BURL GRAFF Math DEAN THIESFELD Industrial Arts M. L. CHRISTENSEN MARTIN CRANDELL Band and Vocal Music H. S. Principal, Guidance RICHARD HAWES Commercial NELSON EBERLE Science, Social Studies LOWELL MEYER Science, Math OLIVE WORRALL Home Economics World Geography GENE WILKINSON English, German 6 7 THUNDERBIRD Jerry Fisher Linda Krajicek )) ATTENDANTS Jerry Dickinson Carol Vybiral Robert Ward Deanna Rood William Patton Dorothy Proett CLASS OFFICERS DOROTHY PROETT Academic Doit Class Play 2,3; Small Vocal Groups 4; Pep Band 4; Band 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Glee 3; Dance Band 4; Annual Staff 3; Chieftain 2,3,4; Co-Editor 4; County Government 3; Class Officer President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Physical Education 1; Office 4; Library 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. ROBERT WARD Academic Bob Basketball 1 JL,2L,3L,4L; Football 1 JL,2L,3L,4L; Co-Captain 4; Class Play 2,3; Chorus 4; County Government 3; Class Vice-President 4; Physical Education 1; Prom Server 2; W Club 2,3,4. CAROL VYBIRAL Academic-Commercial Vebe Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Officer Secretary 2,4; Glee 1,4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Small Instrumental Groups 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Chieftain 2.4; County Government 3; Class Officer Vice-President 3; Treasurer 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Physical Education 1; Prom Server 2; Office 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM PATTON Academic Tanker Basketball 1 JL,2L,3L,4L; Football 2L,3L,4L; Track 1JL,2; Co-Captain Football 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Boys Quartet 4; Glee 2,3,4; State Music Clinic 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 1, Vice-president 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Class Play 4; Small Instrumental Groups 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; County Government 3; Class Treasurer 2,4; Physical Education 1; Prom Server 2,4; Physical Education 1; Prom Server 3; W Club 2,3,4; President 4; Library 1; Science Club 3; Student Council 3. 9 JERRY DICKINSON Academic Jerry Basketball 1,2,3L,4L; Football 1,2, 3L,4L; Track 1 JL,2,3L,4L; Class Play 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4 Officer, Treasurer 3; Small vocal groups 4; Glee 3,4; State Music Clinic 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Officer President 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Small Instrumental Groups 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Chieftain 4; County Government 3; Class Officer Vice-President 2; Physical Education 1; Prom Server 2; W Club 3,4; Officer 4; Library 1; Science Club 3 Officer 3; Student Council 3,4 President 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3. DEANNA ROOD Academic Dee Class Play 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee 1,4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Small Instrumental Groups 4; Annual Staff 4; Chieftain 4; County Government 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Physical Education 1; Student Council 3; Honor Roll 3,4. MARGARET KUDRNA Academic Marg Class Play 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Small Vocal Groups 4; Glee 4; Band 1,2,3,4 , Officer 3; Pep Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Small Instrumental Groups 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Chieftain Staff 2,3,4; Class Officer President 2; Pep Club 2,3,4, President 4; Com-husker Girl's State 3; Prom Server 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; St. Wenceslaus 1. RALPH LANIK Academic Ralph Basketball 1JL,2,3L,4L; Football 1JL, 2L,3L,4L; Track 2; County Government 3; W Club 2,3,4; Class Play 4; St. Wenceslaus 1. LINDA KRAJICEK Commercial Lin Class Play 3; Choms 2,3; Glee 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pep Band 2,4; Small Instrumental Groups 4; Annual Staff 4; Chieftain 4; County Government 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Prom Server 2; Honor Roll 4; St. Wenceslaus 1. GARY ROBERSON General Gary Basketball 3,4; Football 3,4; Glee 4; Keenesburg Colorado High School 1,2. NORDENE BENES Commercial Nordene Annual Staff 4; Chieftain Staff 4; St. Wenceslaus 1,2. GARY KRACMAN General Krac Basketball 1JL,2; Football 1JL,2; Track 1 JL,2; Annual Staff 4; Physical Education 1. 4 TW1LA OLSON General Twila Class Play 2,3; Glee 3,4; Chieftain 4; Physical Education 1,3. DONALD McPECK Academic Don Basketball 2,3L,4L; Football 3L,4L; Track 2L,3L,4L; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Class President 3; Boys State; W Club; Honor Roll 2,3,4, Mead 1. LOREN SWANSON General Loren Chorus 1,2,3; Small vocal groups 3; Glee 1,2,3; FFA 2. ELLEN ZETOCKA General Ellen Chorus 1; Glee 1,3; Chieftain 4; Physical Education 1. BERNARD HRDLICKA General Bemie St. Wenceslaus 1,2. MARILYN KUBALEK Academic Marilyn Class Play 3; Chorus 1,2,4; Glee 1,3; Band 3,4; Small Instrumental Groups 4; Annual Staff 4; Chieftain 2,4; County Government 3; Class Secretary 1; Physical Education 1; Prom server 2; Library 1,2,3; Honor roll 3. ROBERT BOYLES Academic Bob Basketball 1JL; Football 1JL; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Chieftain 2,3,4; Co-Editor 4; Prom server 2; County Government 3; Physical Education 1. SANDRA BENSON Academic Sandy Class Play 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Small Vocal groups 4; Glee 1,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Small Instrumental group 2,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Chieftain 2,3,4; County Government 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Representative 4; Prom server 2; Library 2; Student council 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. GAWAINE DVORAK General Gawaine Annual Staff 4; Malmo High 1,2,3. RITA SABATKA Commercial-Academic Rita Class Play 3; Choms 1; Glee 1,3; Annual Staff 4; Chieftain 4; Pep Club 4; Physical Education 1; Prom Server 2; Library 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. ARLENE CHAPEK Academic and Commercial Arlene Chorus 1; Glee 1,3; Annual Staff 4; Chieftain 4; Physical Education 1. JERRY FISHER Academic Fish Class Play 4; Basketball 1JL,2,3L,4L; Football 2,3L,4L; Track 2,3L,4L; Chorus 3; Office 4; W Club 3,4; Science Club 3; Honor Roll 1,2. DALE WIEDEMAN General Dale Football 1JL,2L,3L; Basketball 1JL; Track 1JL,2L,3L; Annual 4; County Government 3; Physical Education 1,2; W Club 2,3,4; Library 1; Science Club 3; Student Council 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3. SANDRA BROWN Commercial San Dee Class Play 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Glee 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Small Instrumental groups 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Chieftain 1,2,4; County Government 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 4. VELVA HOFFMAN Academic Velva Class Play 3; Chorus 1,3; Glee 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Chieftain 4; County Government 3; Pep Club 4; Physical Education 1,2; Library 1,2,3; Honor Roll 2,3. RUDOLPH HOUFEK General Rudy Football 4; Class Play 3,4; Office 4. Malmo 1,2. PRISCILLA PALMER General Pris Class Play 2,3; Chorus 2; Glee 3; Pep Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Lincoln Northeast 2. STUART VCULEK General Stu Basketball 1,2L,3L,4L; Football 1JL.2L, 3L,4L; Track 1 JL,2L,3L,4L; W Club 2,3,4; Physical Education 1. PHYLIS LEE Academic Phil Class Play 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Chieftain 4; County Government 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Physical Education 1,2,3; Office 4; Library 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3. JON OLSEN Academic Anna Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1JL,2L,3L, 4L; Track 2; Class Play 3,4; Glee 3; Annual Staff 4; County Government 3; Physical Education 1; Prom Server 2; W Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Track 2, Student Manager. ROBERT ANDERSON General Curtis Basketball 1; Football 1 JL,2L,3L,4L; Track 1; Chorus 2; Glee 2,4; Physical Education 1; Prom Server 2; W Club 2,3,4; Library 1. MARY ANN CIHAL Commercial Cheezy Class Play 3; Glee 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chieftain Staff 4; Honor Roll 4; St. Wenceslaus 1,2. JAMES VCULEK General Jim Basketball 1; Football 1,2,41.; Glee 4; Physical Education 1; Prom Server 2; W Club 4; Science Club 3. GERALD ISAACSON General Ike Football 1,3; Chorus 1,3; Glee 1,3,4. LARRY SLAMA General Larry FFA 2. JOHN WILLIAMS General John Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Glee 4; Physical Education 1,2; Library 1,2; Science Club 3. CARL BERN General Carl Track 3L,4L; Chorus 3,4; Glee 3,4; Band 3,4; Pep Band 4; Dance Band 4; Small Instrumental Groups 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer Secretary-Treasurer 3; W Club 4; Honor Roll 3,4; St. Wenceslaus 1,2. ROBERT KRUMEL General Bob Basketball 1,3; Class Play 3; Glee 3,4; State Music Clinic 4; Annual Staff 4; Chieftain 3,4; Band 3,4; Honor Roll 3, 4; St. Wenceslaus 1,2. ROBERT PETERSON General Pete Basketball 1JL; Football 1JL; Track 2; Science Club 3; Physical Education 1. DON MAYS Academic Donnie Basketball 1JL,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Small vocal groups 3,4; Glee 4; State Music clinic 4; Annual Staff 4; Chieftain 3; County Government 3; Physical Education 1; Prom Server 2; W Club 2,3,4; Vice President 4; Library 1; Science Club 3; Honor Roll 1,2. CLASS WILL Dick Gremlin” Miles wills his 'Playboy Book of Ettiquette' to Lawrence Is it of historical value? Hanson. Priscilla Prissy Palmer wills her modern problems to Arlene I like rabbits” Brodd. Bill Tanker Patton wills his basketball steaks to Bill I can use them Brown. Bob Come on gang Peterson wills his driving ability to Allan Ivy League Kanouff. Larry Lama” Slama wills his hunting ability to Dennis Track 'em down Leighton. Loren Plow Boy Swanson wills his com fields to Frank My pigeons eat com Lehmkuhl. Stuart I love me Vculek wills his athletic ability to John Please let me play, Coach Harris. Ellen Where are the boys? Zetocka wills her high heels to Ann I can’t walk in them anyway Hastert. John I lost my paper William wills his dancing ability to Jim Oh, well, I have brains Wotipka. Dale My heart's in Fremont Wiedeman wills his driving ability to Dick I can wreck 'em, too McMaster. Jerry Dead eye Fisher wills his good Basketball playing to Sam I'll get a suit yet Crouse. Carl Oom-pah Bern wills his dirty test tubes to Olive Just a little elbow grease Worrall. Sandra Blue Bomb Brown wills her little black book to Carole I'll take it Krajicek. Marilyn Homemaker Kubalek wills her cooking ability to Bob I'm always hungry McPeck. Phylis Curls Lee wills her map of Luther to Cynthia I've already got one Palmer. Don I blush easily McPeck wills his class ring to Lorna I've already received it Peglow. Ken Man Mountain” Krumpus wills his car-pillow to Paul Shortie Peterson. Bob They call me Al Krumel wills his bowling ability to Lanny I can't lift one Larson. Rudy Ohh those duals Houfek refuses to will his Blue Jet to anyone. Gawaine I dig Polkas Dvorak wills his accordion to Frank I'd rather read Vybrial. Mary Ann Hee Hee Cihal wills her clarinet to Bill Call me General Miners. Arlene Stilts Chapek wills her Bohemian brogue to Gene Was ist das? Wilkenson. Twila I can pop corn, too Olson wills her quiet voice to Debbie I'm heard all over Wallace. Bernard Let’s have a party Hrdlicka wills his ability to be a good host to Janie They like my parties, too Copperstone. Carol My datebook is full Vybrial wills her many loves to Patty I keep trying Lindquist. Gary Early to bed and late to rise Kracman wills his Mercury Convertible to anyone who will take it. Rita I'm still growing Sabatka wills her brains to Larry Mine need rewinding Bovil. Gary I like redheads Roberson wills his walking shoes to Coach I'll take the wheel” Ackerman. Margaret I hate competition Kudma wills her vast knowledge to John So who needs it Hohl. Bob Yes Deanna Ward wills his height to Jim How's the air up there Olander. Don My atoms are excited Mays wills his daydreaming in Chemistry to Pat I'm thinking of Beverly Martin. Linda It's true love Krajicek wills her ability to get along with everyone to Sandra I'm new around here McArthur. Ralph Nature Boy Lanik wills his vitamin pills to Jim I'm an All-American Armstrong. Nordene It's a real diamond Benes wills her typing ability to Eugene Speedy Fingers Franta. Louie I'm bashful Anderson wills his special barber to Bill But I have a ducktail Justsen. Sandra Where is Bob? Benson wills her sweet smile to Sandra Where am I? Cooper. Jerry Ike Isaacson wills his fast card playing to Dale I've been cheated again Shanahan. Jon Why am I so wonderful Olsen wills his calorie counter to Marvin I don't need it Tomsicek. Bob They went the uver way Boyles wills his meekness to Jim Don't tell me what to do Fleek. Velva Where's the nearest filling station? Hoffman wills her hair-do to Burl Curley Graff. Jerry Hot lips Dickenson wills his trumpet to Bob So what's the matter with mine Cook. Curtis I like to Polka Anderson wills his many friends to Mary Jane The more, the merrier Patton. Jim Iron jaw Vculek wills his tenacity to Doris You must have tact. Ferguson. Dorothy Dorphine Proett wills her mathematical mind to Leona I have one, too Coufal. Deanna Leave him alone!” Rood wills her frankness to Shelby Speedy Cooper. 18 19 CLASS OFFICERS LEFT to RIGHT: Arlene Brodd, Vice-President; Sandra Lehn, Secretary-Treasurer; Julie Ecklund, President. SCOUTS TOP ROW, Left to Right: William Justsen, Allan Kanoff, Patrick Martin, Kenneth Kasper, Melinda Gregg, Beverly Loukota, Marla Clausen, Julie Ecklund. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Cook, Larry Finley, John Harris, Arlene Brodd, Linda Campbell, Janis Colling, Doris Hanis, Sandra Lehn, Joan Carlstrom. BOTTOM ROW: Eugene Franta Richard Filbrandt, Gary Copperstone, Elaine Hallberg, Connie Helsing, Bonita Brown, LeAnne Kasper, Karen Bern, Dorothy Ludvik. SCOUTS TOP ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Rouf, Suzanne Parnell, Barbara Williams, Cynthia Palmer, Barbara Zimmerman, Terry Palensky, Dale Shanahan, Marvin Tomsicek. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Jane Patton, Charlotte Rejda, Mary Sue McArthur, Sharon Wilt, Jeris Schulz, Richard Sladky, Thomas Svoboda, Robert Miller. LAST ROW: Joan Pavlik, Marjorie Smith, Mary Jo McDermott, Debbie Wallace, Delores Vachal, Jim Wotipka, Robert Valdez, Dick McMaster. CORNHUSKER BOYS’ AND GIRLS COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY The purpose of County Government is to educate the participants in how the county government actually operates. The Wahoo American Legion Post No. 82 sponsors this activity. Caucuses were held Tuesday, November 12. The Nationalist Party met with Margaret Kudma, 1957 Girls’ Stater, as presiding officer; and the Federalist Party was led by Don McPeck, 1957 Boys' Stater. All juniors filed for the office of their choice and began their campaign. The primary elections were held Wednesday, November 13. The results of the election were posted late Friday afternoon. Those representing Wahoo at the Saunders County Government Day Wednesday, November 20, were: County Clerk, Debbie Wallace; Registrar of Deeds, Janie Copperstone; Clerk of the District Court, Julie Ecklund; County Treasurer, Joan Leitgeb; Justice of the Peace, Beverly Loukota; County Sheriff, Robert Valdez, County Attorney, Arlene Brodd; County Surveyor, Gary Copper-stone; County Assessor, Bob Cook; County Supervisors, Bonnie Brown, Marjorie Smith, Barbara Rouf, LeAnne Kasper, Sandra Lehn, Marla Clausen, and Dick Filbrandt; Veterans Affairs, John Harris; County Agent, Pat Martin; Home Extension Agent, Mary Jo McDermott; County Engineer, Dick McMaster; Director of County Assistance Linda Camp bell; County Judge, Mary Jane Patton; and County Superintendent of Schools, Suzanne Parnell. VOTE Sb Co Assessor TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mae Ann Benson, Mary Ann Vrana, Janice Rouf, Dennis Stuchlik, Lyle McKlem, Robert Nelson, Frederick Pearson, Robert McPeck. MIDDLE ROW: JoAnn Rezek, Katheryn Styskal, Shirley Pearson, Agustus Palmer, Richard Vybiral, James Olander, Leon Olsen, William Miners. BOTTOM ROW: Kathleen Rezac, Linda Tanke, Kathryn Smith, Marilyn Smith, Judy Miller, Lorna Peglow, Donald Proett, Frank Vybiral. BRAVES CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Richard Vybiral, President; Shirley Pearson, Secretary; Patricia Lindquist, Vice-President; Donald Proett, Treasurer. 24 BRAVES TOP ROW, Left to Right: Ronald Biggerstaff, James Chloupek, James Armstrong, Alice Bouc, Carole Krajicek, Sandra McArthur, Lorraine Dvorak, Patricia Lindquist, Sharon Etherington. MIDDLE ROW: John Hohl, Frank Lehmkuhl, Robert Filbrandt, James Fleek, Richard Bonow, William Brown, Robert Justen, Keith Bergman. BOT-TOM ROW: Charles Anderson, Samuel Crouse, Leona Coufal, Rose Marie Lapour, Jeannette Eads, Jean Dokulil, Rose Ann Cribbett, Charlotte Dockweiler. ,0 Chow time! Dreamers Hep Cats Snake Dance Oh, my head! It's new! Ouch! Break something? Go gang go! 26 Tired Feet CLASS OFFICES LEFT to RIGHT: Gary Edgar, President; Linda Pearson, Treasurer; Dennis Leighton, Vice-President; Connie Hoy, Secretary. PAPOOSES TOP ROW, Left to Right: Richard R. J. Johnson, Anne Hastert, Larry Eads, Gary Edgar, Richard Johnson, Howard Jasa, Laurel Handler. MIDDLE ROW: Connie Hoy, Richard Flessner, Patricia Campbell, Charles Ell, Larry Bovil, Dorothy Hughes, Kenny Bouc, Robert Aim. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Black, Carol Duhrkop, Ronald Anderson, Raymond Gillett, Sandra Cooper, Gordon Bergman, Margaret Bouc, Bob Bonow. PAPOOSES TOP ROW, Left to Right: Beverly Quinn, Gordon Slama, Jeanette Larson, Paul Peterson, Betty Rouf, Dennis Leighton, Jo Anne McKlem. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Pearson, Rodney Rezac, Linda Miller, Richard Kavan, Mary Ann Pacula, Harley Wiedeman, Betty Striggow, Lanny Larson. BOTTOM ROW: Darryl Rezac, Patricia Styskal, James Lehr, Teresa Palensky, Dennis Strauss, Rita Rochford, Robert Taylor. 29 AUTOGRAPHS 30 ALL-STATE PLATTE VALLEY CONFERENCE - Bill Patton, Stu Vculek, Bob Ward, Ralph Lanik, Don Mays. HONORABLE MENTION - Jon Olsen, Pat Martin. AK-SAR-BEN CONFERENCE - Bill Patton, Bob Ward. Stu Vculek. HOME GAMES AWAY GAMES 12 7 14 ... . 26 . . . . David City . . . . 0 0 . . . . Blair . . . 44 .... 20 44 . . . 0 . ... 12 26 ... . 33 0 TOP ROW, Left to Right: Ken Ackermann, Jon Olsen, Don McPeck, Gary Roberson, Jim Vculek, Curtis Anderson, Don Mays, Bill Patton, Ralph Lanik, Stuart Vculek, Rudy Houfek, Jerry Dickinson, Bob Ward. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Justsen, Tom Svoboda, Terry Palensky, Ken Kasper, Allan Kanouff, John Harris, Gary Copperstone, Dick McMaster, Pat Martin, Dick Filbrandt, Bob Miller, Dale Shanahan, Carl Morgensen. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Brown, Sam Crouse, Gus Palmer, Jim Fleek, Bob McPeck, Fred Pearson, Jim Chloupek, Frank Lehmkuhl, Ron Biggerstaff, Frank Vybiral. Not in picture, Jerry Fisher. Captains, Bob Ward and BUI i'atton, presenting Coach Ackermann with a new suede jacket from the team. 33 Bob Bill Stu Dick Jerry John Marv Ralph Jerry Don Gary B A VARSITY K E T B A Pat 35 LL 1 10 RIGHT: William Nation, jerry OicKinson, Richard McMaster, Patrick Martin, John Harris, Ralph Lanik, Gary Roberson, Donald McPeck, Jerry Fisher, Marvin Tomsicek, Stuart Vculek, Robert Ward, Mr. Morgenson. PLATTE-VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPS Coach Morgensen Dec. 6 45 David City 21 Jan. 11 35 Lincoln Uni. High 44 Dec. 7 26 Crete 44 Jan. 17 66 Ashland 54 Dec. 13 31 Bellevue 25 Jan. 31 55 Nebr. City 58 Dec. 20 59 Valley 36 Feb. 1 80 Ralston 48 Jan. 3 32 York 50 Feb. 7 47 Plattsmouth 45 Jan. 4 56 Omaha V estside 71 Feb. 8 43 Seward 49 Jan. 10 47 North Bend 42 Feb. 14 60 Blair 49 Feb. 21 56 Schuyler 43 Ak-sar-ben Tourney District Tourney Jan. 21 69 Ralston 45 Feb. 24 61 David City 35 Jan. 23 43 Westside 67 Feb. 27 55 Sacred Heart 31 Feb. 28 46 Valley 48 36 RESERVES RESERVES SCORES Dec. 6 34 David City 29 Jan. 11 45 University High 29 Dec. 7 38 Crete 25 Jan. 17 40 Ashland 41 Dec. 13 28 Bellevue 17 Jan. 31 45 Nebraska City 61 Dec. 20 42 Valley 26 Feb. 1 54 Ralston 31 Jan. 3 32 York 42 Feb. 7 30 Plattsmouth 34 Jan. 4 25 West Side 42 Feb. 8 42 Seward 57 Jan. 10 48 North Bend 29 Feb. 14 50 Blair 49 Feb. 21 43 Schuyler 36 FIRST ROW: Robert McPeck, Robert Miller, Tom Svoboda, Dale Shanahan, Marvin Tomsicek, Fred Pearson, Richard McMaster. SECOND ROW: Gary Copperstone, John Harris, Kenneth Kaspar, Ronald Biggerstaff, Robert Filbrandt, James Fleek. THIRD ROW: Agustus Palmer, James Armstrong, Donald Proett, William Brown, Mr. Graff. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Robert Taylor, John Crisman, Jim Filbrandt, Chuck Ell, Richard Osterloh, Bob Chmelka, Mike Jones, Roger Brodd. SECOND ROW: Lin Ericson, David Johnson, Bob Krouse, Gordon Bergman, Raymond Gillette, Richard Rockwell, Bill Back, Lanny Larson, Richard Patton. THIRD ROW: Mr. Graff, Bill Fiedler, Steve Armstrong, Larry Riggs, Orvin Nash, Eugene Hallberg, Doug Dorland, Larry Chmelka, Ricky Ericson. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Schuyler 49 37 Ashland 37 18 Bellevue 39 33 Seward 35 17 David City 59 28 Valley 16 33 Valley 26 21 David City 32 26 North Bend 30 22 Seward 38 25 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Kenny Bouc, Larry Bovil, Harley Wiedeman, Chuck Ell, Dennis Leighton, Keith Bergman. SECOND ROW: Bill Back, Robert Taylor, Lanny Larson, Larry Eads, Gary Edgar, Brian Schmidt, Mr. Eberle. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Leon Olsen, Larry Riggs, Sandra Brown, Linda Campbell, Debbie Wauace, mr. crandell, John Harris. SECOND ROW: Richard Kavan, Cynthia Palmer, Laurie Meese, Carole Krajicek, Mary Ann Vrana, Gary Edgar, Joseph Kralik, Mae Ann Benson, Beverly Gregg, Mary Ann Lindgren, Hope Taylor, Carol Vybiral. THIRD ROW: Joan Leitgeb, Patricia Lindquist, Rose Ann Cribbett, Jeanette Hagberg, Mary Ann Cihal, Connie Hoy, Barbara Rouf, Linda Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Beverly Loukota, Janie Copperstone, Linda Krajicek, Suzanne Parnell, JoAnn Rezek, Gloria Cameron. NOT IN PICTURE: Mary Jane Patton. BAND The marching band of 1957 had an extremely busy season. Their first showing was made before school opened in the parade at the Saunders County Fair. The band’s second performance of the season was in Lincoln at the Fall Fashions Parade. The band marched nine blocks down O Street. The crowning achievement of the season was on September 25 when the band competed in the Ak-Sar-Ben Rodeo Band Contest. Preparation for this event was underway when school opened. Rehearsals were held from seven until nine every morning; and as the important day neared, several evening practices were also scheduled. The band received the superior rating one, the highest awarded in the competition. The band planned to participate in the Harvest of Harmony at Grand Island, but due to rainy weather and the heavy incidence of flu, they were unable to attend. Performances at the home football games were limited because of foul weather. Their one football trip was to Valley. The final performance of the marching band was made at the North Bend football game, November 13.. TW1RLERS, TOP ROW: Janis Colling. MIDDLE ROW: Bonnie Brown, Joan Leitgeb. BOTTOM ROW: Jeris Schulz. 40 TOP ROW, Left to Right: Carl Bern, Bob Krumel, Richard Vybiral, Theresa Cihal, Sharon Anderson, Jeris Schulz, Kenneth Krumpus, Kathleen Rezac, Kenneth Simodynes, Marilyn Kubalik, Sandra Benson, Julie Ecklund, Bill Patton. SECOND ROW: Roger Brodd, Raymond Swanson, Laurel Handler, Gary Copperstone, Ernest Chapek, Bob Cook, Jerry Dickinson, Mary Miles, Patricia Campbell, Mary Jo McDermott, Dorothy Proett, Bonita Brown. THIRD ROW: Betty Striggow, Marla Clausen, William Houska, Charles Otto, Marian Christinsen, Margaret Kudrna. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Parnell, Jerel Breunig, Deanna Rood, Connie Keefer, Phylis Lee, Sandra Lehn, Janis Colling. NOT IN PICTURE: Richard Patton. BAND 41 BAND OFFICERS: Jerry Dickinson, Bill Patton, Linda Krajicek, Mary Jane Patton. The first public appearance of the concert band was the annual Winter Concert in the latter part of January. Selections featured were 'Zampa' and 'Begin the Beguine.’ This performance was before a capacity crowd, and a second concert was planned for March. The 1957-58 concert season proved to be an extremely successful and gratifying endeavor for the band. The Band traveled to Central City on February 4 for a Band Clinic. In April, the Class B District Music Contest was held in Wahoo; and the band competed in it. Other Class B bands participated in these events. I DRUM QUINTET Left to Right; Leon Olsen, John Harris, Sandra Brown, Linda Campbell, Debbie Wallace. TRUMPET TRIO Left to Right: Bob Cook, Carol Vybiral, Jerry Dickinson BRASS SEXTET Left to Right: Jerry Dickinson, Bob Cook, Linda Miller, Carl Bern, Kenneth Krumpus, Bill Patton. 42 TROMBONE QUARTET Left to Right: Julie Ecklund, Marilyn Ku- balik, Sandra Benson, Bill Patton. FLUTE TRIO Left to Right: Deanna Rood, Sandra Lehn, Janis Colling. CLARINET QUARTET Left to Right: Beverly Loukota, Janie Copper stone, Linda Krajicek, Joan Leitgeb. WOODWIND CHOIR Left to Right: Beverly Loukota, Janie Copper-stone, Barbara Rouf, Mary Jane Patton. SAXOPHONE QUARTET Left to Right: Patricia Campbell, Bonnie Brown, Margaret Kudma, Arlene Brodd. 43 CHORUS This year has proved to be a very busy one for the chorus, glees, and small vocal groups. The Music Clinic was held at Wahoo this year under the very able direction of Dr. David Foltz from the University of Nebraska. Together with the Speech and English Literature classes, the groups presented a Christmas program for the faculty and student body. A concert was planned for the latter part of the school year. In April they competed in the Class B District Music Contest in Wahoo. This year Bob Krumel, base; Don Mays, tenor; Arlene Brodd and Julie Ecklund, sopranos, were chosen to attend the State Music Clinic at Lincoln. The 500 voice choir in which they sang was an inspiration to hear. TOP ROW, LefttoRight: Miss Diffey, Gary Copperstone, Pat Martin, Robert Miller, John Harris, Bob Krumel, Jerry Dickinson, Bill Patton, Bob Ward, Carl Bern, Richard Sladky, Don Mays, Ken Kasper, Leon Olsen, Richard Vybiral. MIDDLE ROW: Marilyn Kubalek, Sandra Benson, Carol Vybiral, Janis Colling, Linda Campbell, Beverly Loukota, Deanna Rood, Rojane Copperstone, Margaret Kudrna, Gloria Cameron, Mae Ann Benson, Patricia Lindquist, Donald Proett, Jim Wotipka. BOTTOM ROW: Doris Hanis, Dorothy Proett, Kathryn Smith, Debbie Wallace, Joan Leitgeb, Arlene Brodd, Mary Jane Patton, Julie Ecklund, Jeris Schulz, Marilyn Smith, Marjorie Smith, Barbara Rouf. 44 TOP ROW, Left to Right: Shirly Diffey, Mary Ann Vrana, Barbara Rouf, Jeris Schulz, Beverly Loukota, Melinda Gregg, Cynthia Palmer, Kathleen Palensky, Margaret Kudrna, Suzanne Parnell, Deanna Rood, Sandra Benson, Marla Clausen. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo McDermott, Marjorie Smith, Julie Ecklund, Pat Lindquist, Mae Ann Benson, Sharon Etherington, Gloria Cameron, Charlotte Rejda, Doris Hanis, Sandra Lehn, Janis Colling, Carol Vybiral, Linda Campbell, Janie Copperstone. THIRD ROW: Joan Leitgeb, Mary Jane Patton, Arlene Brodd, Twila Olson, Dorothy Ludvik, Charlotte Dockwiller, LeAnn Kasper, Bonnie Brown, Debbie Wallace. BOTTOM ROW: Kathleen Rezac, Marilyn Smith, Kathryn Smith, Loma Peglow, Rose Marie Lapour, Connie Helsing, Shelby Cooper, Judy Miller, Linda Tanke, Karen Bern. BOY’S AND GIRL’S GLEES’ TOP ROW, Left to Right: Don Mays, Ken Kasper, Bill Justsen, Carl Bern, John Williams, Gary Roberson, Bob Krumel. MIDDLE ROW: Don Proett, Leon Olsen, James Armstrong, Marvin Tomsicek, Richard Sladky, Pat Martin, Jim Vculek, Martin Crandell. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Vybiral, James Olander, Sam Crouse, Robert Miller, Jerry Dickinson, John Harris, Curtis Anderson. GIRLS SEXTET TOP ROW, Left to Right: Julie Ecklund. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Jane Patton, Janie Copperstone. BOT -TOM ROW: Arlene Brood, Joan Leitgeb, Janis Colling. BOYS QUARTET LEFT to RIGHT: Jerry Dickinson, Don Proett, Don Mays, Bill Patton. GIRLS SEXTET TOP ROW, Left to Right: Marilyn Smith, Marjorie Smith, Kathryn Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Dorothy Proett, Sandra Benson, Mae Ann Benson. BOTTOM ROW: Jeris Schulz, Margaret Kudrna, Julie Ecklund. 46 Powwows W” CLUB TOP ROW, Left to Right: William Justsen, Bob McPeck, Frank Lehmkuhl, Don McPeck, Dale Weidman, Stu Vculek, Dale Shanahan, Pat Martin. SECOND ROW: Bob Cook, Jim Fleek, Bob Ward, Fred Pearson, Bob Miller. THIRD ROW: Carl Bern, Jerry Dickinson, Don Mays, John Harris, Gary Copperstone, Ken Kaspar. FOURTH ROW: Dick Fillbrandt-, Dick McMasters, Jon Olsen, Bill Patton, Jim Vculek, Jerry Fisher. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Graff, Allan Kanouff, Tom Svoboda, Curtis Anderson, Ralph Lanik, Mr. Ackerman. PEP BAND TOP ROW, Left to Right: Carl Bern, Suzanne Parnell, Joan Leitgeb, Linda Krajicek. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Cook, Carol Vybiral, Jerry Dickinson, Julie Ecklund, Sandra Benson, Jeris Schulz. BOTTOM ROW: John Harris, Sandra Brown, Phylis Lee, Margaret Kudrna, Dorothy Proett. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Shelby Cooper, Linda Tanke, Judy Miller, Leona Coufal, Mary Ann Vrana, Lorraine Dvorak, Linda Pearson, Pattie Campbell, Linda Miller, Connie Hoy, Jeanette Larson, Carol Duhrkop, Ann Hastert. 2nd ROW: Sharon Anderson, Laurel Handler, Rita Rochford, Theresa Palensky, Betty Rouf, Linda Krajicek, Joan Leitgeb, Carol Vybiral, Suzanne Parnell, Loma Peglow, Jean Dokulil, JoAnn Rezek, Jeannette Eads, Rowe Marie Lapour. 3rd ROW: Sharon Wilt, Elaine Hallberg, Melinda Gregg, Mary Jo McDermott, LeAnn Kasper, Sandra Lehn, Bonnie Brown, Dorothy Proett, Margaret Kudrna, Janis Colling, Marla Clauson, Rose Ann Cribbett, Carole Krajicek. 4th ROW: Barbara Rouf, Karen Bern, Beverly Quinn, Velva Hoffman, Rita Sabatka, Sandra Brown, Phylis Lee, Jeris Schulz, Julie Ecklund, Sandra Benson, Marilyn Kubalek, Deanna Rood, Mr. Hawes. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Jane Patton, Arlene Brodd, Beverly Loukota, Linda Campbell, Janie Copperstone, Debbie Wallace. PEP CLUB The fifty-eight members of the Wahoo High School Pep Club proved themselves the most enthusiastic group ever. Immediately, the following officers were elected: Margaret Kudma, President; Suzanne Parnell, Vice-President; Carol Vybiral, Secretary; and Dorothy Proett, Treasurer. Mr. Hawes, the high school commercial teacher, was chosen as the Pep Club Sponsor. The club was led by a governing body consisting of the Officers, Cheerleaders, our Sponsor, and elected representatives from each class. They were: Sandra Benson, Senior; Joan Leitgeb, Junior; Jeannette Eads, Sophomore; and Linda Pearson, Freshman. This group enforced the rules and regulations of the club. It was decided to have a demerit system in order to democratically discipline the membership. Each member was allowed three demerits and upon acquiring the fourth was to be dismissed from Pep Club. Fifth-eight copies of the Club's Constitution were printed and given to each member to take home. They were to be read by the parent and if approved, signed and returned to the Secretary to keep on file. PEP CLUB COUNCIL: TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Hawes, Beverly Loukota, Mary Jane Patton. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Campbell, Sandra Benson, Joan Leitgeb, Linda Pearson, Jeannette Eads, Arlene Brodd. BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Wallace, Margaret Kudma, Suzanne Parnell, Carol Vybiral, Dorothy Proett, Janie Copperstone. CHEERLEADERS: TOP ROW: Beverly Loukota, Linda Campbell. MIDDLE ROW: Arlene Brodd, Janie Copperstone. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Jane Patton, Debbie Wallace. KING Sophomore Float WAHOO Jerry Dickinson and Carol Vybiral reigned over Wahoo Homecoming. Their attendants were Dorothy Proett, Linda Krajicek, Deanna Rood, Bob Ward, Stu Vculek, and Bill Patton. The Sophomore class float took top honors in the parade with the theme Cook Schuyler's Goose. During the pep rally following the parade, the football team presented Coach Acker-mann with a suede jacket. 50 Freshman Float 51 Sandra Brown Business Manager Jon Olsen Director of Photography THUNDERBIRD STAFF TOP ROW, left to right: Carl Bern, Gary Kracman, Don McPeck, Bob Boyles, Bill Patton, Jerry Dickinson, Jon Olsen, Gwaine Dvorak. MIDDLE ROW: Don Mays, Bob Krumel, Priscilla Palmer, Margaret Kudma, Nordene Benes Arlene Chapek, Mr. Hanson. BOTTOM ROW: Dale Weideman, Carol Vybiral, Deanna Rood, Sandra Brown, Sandra Benson, Marilyn Kubalik, Velva Hoffman, Linda Krajicek, Rita Sabatka. TOP ROW, left to right: Mr. Hawes, Mary Jane Patton, Debbie Wallace, Arlene Brodd, Arlene Chapek, Nordene Benes, Linda Krajicek, Velva Hoffman, Margaret Kudrna, Marla Clausen, Don McPeck. SECOND ROW: Jerry Dickinson, Shelby Cooper, Jo Ann Rezac, Sandra Benson, Marilyn Kubalik, Julie Ecklund, Sandra Lehn, Elaine Hallberg, Phylis Lee, Bob Krumel. THIRD ROW: Sandra Brown, Carol Vybiral, Janie Copperstone, Deanna Rood, Bonnie Brown, Mary Ann Cihal, Rita Sabatka, Twila Olson. BOTTOM ROW: Ellen Zetocka, Billy Brown, Robert Valdez, Bob Boyles, Dorothy Proett, Suzanne Parnell. CHIEFTAIN STAFF Mr. Hawes—Sponsor. 53 SCIENCE CLUB TOP ROW, Left to Right: William Justsen, Robert Krumel, John Harris, Allan Kanouff, Robert Justsen, Gary Edgar. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Meyer, Rose Ann Cribbett, Laurel Handler, Frank Vybiral, Gus Palmer, Dennis Strauss, Robert Aim, Chuck Ell, Harley Weideman. A CHALLENGE IS MET Wahoo High School’s partial answer to the Soviet Union's regimented scientific education comes in the form of a voluntary group of scientifically curious students who devote much free time in order to satisfy their intrinsically motivated scientific egos. Individual members participate in selected projects which challenge their abilities and reward their efforts. The officers for the 1957-58 school year were: John Harris, President: Frank Vybiral, Vice-President; Eugene Franta, Secretary. The sponsor of the club is Lowell Meyer, the physics and chemistry instructor. Projects undertaken by the various members this year are as follows: Allan Kanouff, a model of a nuclear reactor; William Justsen, a jet engine and rocket; Robert Justsen, a radio controlled boat; Charles Ell and Lannie Larson, a rabbit skeleton; Harley Wiedeman and Gary Edgar, an electric board map of the United States; Robert Aim and Ronald Anderson, a one tube radio; Laurel Handler and Rose Ann Cribbett, a Christmas tree dress; Gus Palmer, an airplane picture display; William Brown, an incubator and series in the development of chicken embryos; Dennis Strauss, an electric motor; and, Robert Krumel, an ignition system of an automobile. 54 LIBRARY CLUB SEATED, Left to Right: William Brown, Alice Bouc, Leona Coufal, Frank Vybiral, Richard Vybiral, Loma Peglow, Jean Dokulil, Rose Marie Lapour. STANDING: Phylis Lee, Janice Rouf, Gloria Cameron, Mrs. Dedering, William Justsen, Patricia Lindquist, Mary Ann Vrana. END THE OLD YEAR WITH A I The Library Club, a new organization at Wahoo High School, was formed by student librarians. The club's activities included the making of bulletin board displays and working as assistant librarians. Social activities were a hayrack ride and a weiner roast. The officers are: President, Frank Vybiral; Vice-President, Phylis Lee; and Secretary-Treasurer, Lorna Peglow. The Student Council has been the governing body of the school for two years. Problems of the high school teen-agers were the topics that took up most of their time. They also sponsored two dances, the Freshman Mixer and the Valentine Hop. A pen machine was installed in the Study Hall for the convenience of the students. Jerry Dickinson was elected President of the Council with Joan Leitgeb as Vice-President and Sandra Benson Secretary-Treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED, Left to Right: Joan Leitgeb, Jeny Dickinson, Sandra Benson. BACK ROW: Jean Dokulil, Anne Hastert, Dale Weideman, Gary Copperstone, Mr. Christensen, Dick McMaster, Jim Armstrong, Lanny Larson. 55 DANCE BAND BACK ROW, Left to Right: Robert Cook, Jerry Dickenson, Carol Vybiral, John Harris. MIDDLE ROW: Sandra Ben son, William Patton, Julie Ecklund, Carl Bern. FRONT ROW: Patricia Campbell, Mary Jo McDermott, Dorothy Proett, Margaret Kudrna, Arlene Brodd, Bonita Brown, Richard Vybiral. Mr. Crandell The Dance Band's second year proved to be very successful. Rehearsals were held every Wednesday morning at 7:00 A.M. for the fourteenth piece band. Their various engagements included playing at school affairs and sock dances. Several of the selections which they played were Tuxedo Junction and Autumn Leaves. 56 f WWW ISOd THINK FIRST OF THE . . . FIRST NATIONAL BANK 201 E. 5th Wahoc Nebr. E. E. PLACEK, Chairman of the Board JAMES L. KUDRNA, President EVALD C. BRODD, Cashier KENNETH A. TOOL, Executive Vice President RAYMOND J. 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