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Left to right: Drum Majorette, Jeris Schulz; Janis Colling; Joan Leitgeb; and Bonnie Brown. 5
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Staff at work. THUNDERBIRD STAFF Here it is . . . the 1959 Thunderbird. As have all staffs, we have endeavored to the best of our ability, to present an accurate picture of this year at W.H.S. We hope ten years from now, when you leaf through these pages, you will have pleasant memorise. Racing the deadlines were the co-editors, Robert Cook and Sandra Lehn; Business manager, Arlene Brodd; director of art and theme, Marla Clausen; director of photography, Robert Valdez; directors of layout, James Wotipka, Janis mi i . . Colling, and Bonnie Brown; director of music activities, Julie Ecklund; directors of athletic activities, John Harris and Richard McMasters; directors of special activities, Jeris Schulz, Beverly Loukota, and Joan Leitgeb; and the typists, Janie Copperstone, Mary Jane Patton, Suzanne Parnell, and Debbie Wallace. Our sponsor, Mr. Hanson, was a great help and advised us when we were unable to make decisions.
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MARCHING BAND The marching band of 1958-59 had an extremely busy season. Their first showing was before school opened in the Saunders County Fair Parade. The band competed in the Aksarben Marching Band Contest. Preparation for this event was underway when school opened. Rehearsals were held from seven until nine every morning; and several evening practices were also scheduled. The band received a rating of excellent. In October they went to Grand Island to participate in die Harvest of Harmoney. A superior rating and a banner were given to them for die afternoon's marching and playing performance. They also won the trophy for the best marching band in the parade in Class B. That same month they went to Band Day in Lincoln. They marched in the parade in die morning and participated in the half-time show at the Nebraska University football game in the afternoon. The season was topped by getting a superior rating in the State Band Contest at Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln. A beautiful trophy was awarded for this performance. The band went on campaigns to raise money to go to Oklahoma to compete in the National Band Contest. CONCERT
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