Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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Classes Hurried Moments During A School Day

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The Thunderbird Staff Editor: Cheryl Johnson Business Manager: Wanda Pickrel Page Editors: Classes: Jane Edstrom Administration: Connie Barry Royalty: Suzanne Sandstedt Activities: Dianne Wagemann Division Pages: Sharon Peterson Sponsors: Mr. Richard Williams Mrs. Bonnie Abel Mrs. Diane Nuttleman

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We May Walk Slowly . . . Senior Class Officers: Pres. Bob Lilliedahl, V.-Pres. Suzanne Sandstedt, Sec’y.-Tres. John Brodahl, Student Council Pres. Roger Holtorf, and Student Council Sec’y. Wanda Pickrel. A Great Year For Seniors The motto of the seniors this year has been, “The only way to really rate is to be in the Class of ’68.” This was illustrated in many ways throughout the year. Beth Borreson and Kenneth Richards were National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists. Rogene Anderson received honorable mention. The Regents Scholarship was earned by Ronald Eck-lund. Five of the six cheerleaders were seniors as were five of the six band majorettes and drum majorette. Mary Clausen placed tenth out of sixty-five runners at the State Cross Country Meet. The Wahoo Newspaper tackling trophy was awarded to John Brodahl, an All-Conference and All-Area tackle. Rog- er Holtorf was also named to the All-Area Team. Dan Postal, Mary Sutton, and Roger Holtorf received Superior ratings at the various speech contests throughout the year. Ann Schoen received a Superior rating at the District Mu sic Contest. Many of the groups in which seniors participated also received Superior ratings. The newly constructed Henry Doorley Zoo was selected as part of the senior educational tour. The afternoon was left free for shopping, movie-going, or just loafing. The seniors continued their “tradition breaking” of previous years by voting to wear blue and gold robes for graduation.