Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1966 volume:

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'W f Q Build today, then, strong and sure With a firm and ample base, And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. -Longfellow K , , X, Q-, r , M President Joe Vobonl Sec y Treas Linda Holstein Vuce Pres Jim Valdez, Student Council, Cindy Huey, Dave Helneman JAMES OSCAR BRONSON Jim Student Council 15 Honor Roll 2,45 Boys' Glee 1,2,35 Chorus 15 Prom Server 25 School Play 3,45 County Gov't. 35 Homecoming King Candidate 45 Thunderbird King 45 Science Club 1,2,35 W Club 2,4, V. Pres. 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Speech Contest 4 6 WARREN LESLIE ANTHONY Les Boys' Glee 1,25 Chorus 1,25 School Play Stage Manager 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Basketball 15 Speech Contest 4 JUDITH KAY CAHA Uudy., Student Council 35 Honor Roll 25 Girls' Glee 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 253,45 Dance Band 3,45 Pep Band 45 Instru- mental Small Groups 35 Small Vocal Groups 2,45 School Play 3,45 Homecoming Queen Candi- date 45 Thunderbird Queen Candidate 45 Chieftain Staff 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Speech Contest 45 F.H.A. 4 CHARLES LELAND CAHA Chas Class Officer, V. Pres, 15 Honor Roll 1,2,35 School Play 35 Coun- ty Gov't. 35 Science Club 15 Spanish Club 25 Basketball 1,35 Speech Contest 4 JACKIE LOU BOQUIST Jack Chorus 15 Spanish Club 45 Cer- esco High School, Ceresco, Ne- braska 1 DARRELL WAYNE CARLSON Darrell Honor Roll 35 Boys' Glee 1 Chorus 15 School Play 35 Foot ball Student Manager 2,35 Bas ketball Student Manager 2 300 Bowl and Skating Rink Open and League Bowling Skating on Fri. 8. Sat. RICHARD CHARLES CHRISTENSEN Dobe Honor Roll 45 Boys' Glee 35 Band 1,2,3,45 School Play 3,45 County Gov't 35 Science Club 1, 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,33 W Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Golf 2,35 Speech Contest 4, . i l ol 5 5:3 .2 ' -I 5 ,P 2-A JANE ELAINE DOKULIL Duke Girls Glee 2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Prom Server 25 County Gov't 35 Thunderbird Queen Candidate 45 Spanish Club 25 Chieftain Staff 2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club Council 3,45 Speech Contest 45 Majorette 1,2,3,4 JEANETTE SIGRID ECKLUND Jeanette Scholastic Club 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Girls' Glee 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2, 3,45 Instrumental Small Groups 2,3,45 County Gov't 35 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Thunder- bird Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Debate 45 Speech Contest 45 interscholastic Contest 35 Small Vocal Groups 2,3,45 School Play 3 LEONARD EUGENE CUDA Leonardo School Play Stage Crew 3,45 In- terscholastic Contest 3 Brandeis Town 8- Country Downtown Wahoo 443-3000 ROBERT EUGENE DRUERY Robin Class Officer 15 Honor Roll 15 Boys' Glee 35 Chorus 35 School Play 3,45 County Gov't 35 Sci- ence Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Library Club 25 Chieftain Staff 45 W Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Speech Contest 4 MICHAEL RAY EDSTROM Jack Boys' Glee 45 Chorus 25 Band 1 2,3,45 Dance Band 45 Pep Banc 3,45 State Music Clinic 45 Schoo Play 3,45 Science Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,35 W Club 2,3 45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 1 25 Golf 1,2,3,45 Instrumenta Small Group 4 7 DEANN KAY GUSTAFSON Annie Honor Roll 2,3,45 Girls' Glee 2,3, 45 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Pep Club 2,3, Treasurer 4 8 PAUL LEE FIDLER .Tidi- School Play Stage Crew 3,4 DAVID EUGENE HEINEMAN Muscles Student Council 2, Pres. 45 Scholastic Club 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Prom Server 25 School Play 3,45 Coun- ty Gov't 35 Science Club 1,2,3, Ex. Council 45 Spanish Club 2,35 W Club 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3, 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2, 3,45 Speech Contest 45 Inter- scholastic Contest 3,45 Boys' State 3 BOBBI LEE HALL Robert Honor Roll 1,2,35 Girls' Glee 1,25 Chorus l,2,35 Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 2,45 School Play 3,45 Coun- ty Gov't 35 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Thunderbird Queen 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club Council 25 Speech Contest 45 F.H.A. 1,2, 3, Pres. 45 Volleyball 1,2, Stu- dent Manager 35 Nebr. Gov's. Youth Conf. 35 Small Groups 2, 3,45 Mead High School, Mead, Nebraska Coast to Coast Mgr., Theodore Lindquist Wahoo, Nebraska ROBERT RAY GILLIAM Cleo School Play 45 W Club 3,45 Track 3 LINDA FAY HOLSTEIN Linda Class Officer, Sec. 45 Scholastic Club 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Girls' Glee 2,45 Prom Server 25 School Play 3,45 County Gov't 35 Home- coming Queen 45 Science Club 1,2,35 Spanish Club 2, Sec. 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club Council 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Debate 45 Speech Contest 45 ln- terscholastic Contest 3,45 Girls' State 35 Annual Staff 3, Ass't Editor 4 LANA JEANNE HOLTORF Banana Honor Roll 1,2,45 Girls' Glee 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 School Play 35 Sci- ence Club 2,35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Chieftain Staff 45 Thunder- bird Staff 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Pep Club Council 45 interschol- astic Contest 45 Instrumental Small Group 4 JAMES JOHN JASA Josh W Club 3,45 Football 1,25 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3: Cross Country 3 CYNTHIA LOUISE HUEY Cindy Student Council 45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,4i School Play 35 County Gov't 3: Science Club 1,25 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Pep Club Council 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 interscholas- tic Contest 3 RUSSELL DALE HOLTORF Russ Boys' Glee 1,2.35 Chorus 1,2,45 Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 3,4: Pep Band 3,45 Instrumental Small Groups 3,45 School Play 3,45 County Gov't 35 Science Club 1,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 VV Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 1,21 Track 1,25 Speech Contest 3,4 VERNOR LEROY HUGHES Lee School Play Stage Crew 3, 4 W Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Inter scholastic Contest 4 JOANN MARY JONAS HJC.. Girls' Glee 1,23 School Play Stage Crew 3,45 F.H.A. 4 Pearson 81 Larson Plumbing, Heating 8. Air Conditioning Wahoo 9 JOHN STAN LY LAHMANN LYLE THOMAS KNOX Karrot RUTH ANN JURGENS Rooffer Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Band 12 Spanish Club 25 Library CIubl3, Sec.-Treas. 45 Chieftain Staff 3, 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. V. Pres. 4 TIMOTHY ELMER KNAPP Tim Honor Roll 25 School Play 3,45 County Gov't 35 Science Club 1, 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Chieftain Staff 3,45 lnterscholastic Con- test 4 Boys' Glee 1,2,35 Chorus 15 School Play 3,45 County Gov't 35 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Chieftain Staff 45 Foot- ball 1,25 Basketball 1,2,35 Golf 4: Debate 35 Speech Contest 3, 45 interscholastic Contest 4 SHERYL ElLEEN LILJA Sheryl Girls' Glee 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 School Play 3,45 Science Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 25 Library Club 3, Pres. 45 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Speech Con- test 45 F.H.A. Sec. 45 Small Vo- cal Group 4 NICHOLAS JAMES LUDI Bruiser Class Officer, Sec.-Treas. 1,2, V. Pres. 35 Boys' Glee 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2:lI lStrumer1- tal Small Groups 1,2,3,45 Prom Server 25 School Play 1,3,4z County Gov't 35 Thunderbird King Candidate 45 Science Club 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Thunder- bird Staff 3.45 W Club 2,3,4: Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 35 Speech Contest 4 John Band 1,2,3,45 School Play Stage Crew 3,45 Science Club 1,25 In terscholastic Contest 3 ALLAN STEVEN LUDI Evets Student Council 25 Honor Roll 45 Boys' Glee 45 Band 1,2,35 ln- strumental Small Groups 2,3,45 Prom Server 25 School Play 3,45 County Gov't 35 Science Club 2, 3,45 Thunderbird Staff 45 W Club 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,35 Speech Contest 45 lnterscholastic Contest 3,4 l 0 Farmers Co-op Co. Grain, Feed, Lumber, Paint Complete Building Line DENNIS MATTHEW LYNCH BRUCE BILLY NOBLE Denny Spatz School Play Stage Crew 3,4, Chorus 1, County Gov't 3, Foot- Library Club 3,4, Football 1,2, ball Student Manager 1,2, Lex- Track 2 ington Sr. High School, Lexing- ton, Nebraska JANICE KAY IVIATTSON Jingles Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3, 4,' School Play 3,4, Science Club 3, Library Club 2,3,4, Chieftain Staff 3,4, Pep Club 3, 4, interscholastic Contest 4, Small Vocal Group 4 ANGELA ANN PALENSKY ..Ang., Girls' Glee 2,3,4, Library Club 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, F.H.A. 4 DENNIS EUGENE PETERSON Pete Honor Roll 3, County Gov't 3, Science Club 3,4, Football 1 Cross Country 3, interscholas- tic Contest 3,4 SHIRLEY JEANNE MARTENS ShirI Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4, Chorus 4, Prom Server 2, School Play 3,4, Science Club 1,2,3,4, Chieftain Staff 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Speech Contest 3,4, F.H.A. Treas. 4. SHERRY LYNN IVIEESE Sherry Honor Roll 3,4, Girls' Glee 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, lnstumental Small Groups 3,4, Prom Server 2, School Play 3,4, County Gov't 3, Science Club 1, 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Presi- dent 3, Chieftain Staff 1,2,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club Council 1, Speech Contest 4, interscholastic Contest 3,4 PATRICIA CARROLL ROHWER Trish Girls' Glee 1, Chorus 1, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club Council 1, Attended Cedar Bluffs 1 Western Auto The Family Store Wahoo, Nebraska ll WILLIS LEONARD SHANE Bill Boys' Glee 2,35 Chorus 25 School Play 35 County Gov't 35 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Library Club 25 HW Club 2,35 Football 1,2,35 Basketball Stu- dent Manager 1,25 lnterschol- astic Contest 3 JEFFREY PAUL SANDSTEDT Jeff Boy's Glee 152,35 Chorus 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Prom Server 25 School Play 45 County Gov't 35 Science Club 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Library Club 15 W Club Vice Pres. 45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Speech Contest 45 Instru- mental Small Group 4 LYNDA LURHAE SCHEUNEMAN Lynda Honor Roll 1,2,45 Girls' Glee 1, 35 Chorus 35 Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 45 School Play 3,45 Span- ish Club 2,35 Chieftain Staff 3, 45 Thunderbird Staff Editor 45 Pep Club 3,45 F.H.A. 45 Inter- scholastic Contest 3,45 Instru- mental Small Groups 4 KENNETH JOHN SMITH GARWOOD DENNIS SLAMA Alfalfa Garfunkel Boys' Glee 1,2,3,45 Basketball lnterscholastic Contest 3 2: TYBCK 2354: CVOSS COUUUY 4 ROSEMARY ANNETTE SIEMSEN Posy Girls' Glee 35 School Play 3,4 F.H.A. 4 ALLAN LEE SNELLING Howie Class Officer, Pres. 35 Student Council 35 Boys' Glee 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 State Music Clinic 35 Prom Server 25 School Play 3,45 County Gov't 35 Home- coming King Candidate 45 Sci- ence Club 1,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Thunder- bird King Candidate 45 Speech Contest 4 I2 Wahoo Livestock Auction Wahoo, Neb. Sales Every Saturday JAMES JOSEPH VALDEZ Jim Class Officer, Pres. 2, V. Pres. 45 Student Council 25 Honor Roll 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 45 Pep Band 3,45 Instrumental Small Groups 45 Prom Server 25 School Play 45 Homecoming King Candidate 45 Thunderbird King Candidate 45 Science Club 1,45 Spanish Club 25 W Club 2,45 Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Golf 15 Went- worth Military Academy, Lexing- ton, Missouri 3 LAWRENCE WILLIAM STUCKLIK Larry Boy's Glee 15 School Play Stage Crew 35 Library Club 3,45 W Club 3,45 Basketball 15 Track 2, 3,45 Cross Country 3,4 BEVERELY DAYLE WAGNER Bev Honor Roll 3,45 Girls' Glee 1,2, 3,45 Band 1,2,35 School Play 3, 45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Span- ish Club 25 Chieftain Staff 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club Council 2,47 Speech Contest 45 F.H.A. 4 JOSEPH SYLVESTER VOBORIL Vob Class Officer, Pres. 1,45 Student Council 45 Scholastic Club 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Boys' Glee 3, 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 45 Instrumental Small Groups 45 Prom Server 25 School Play 3,45 County Gov't 35 Homecoming King 45 Science Club 2, V. Pres. 3,45 Spanish Club, V. Pres. 25 W Club 2,3, Pres. 45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Golf 45 Debate 35 Speech Contest 1,2,3,45 Nuemann High School, Wahoo, Nebraska 1 JANET ELAINE TREPTOW Trep Class Officer, Sec,-Treas. 3: Honor Roll 45 Girls' Glee 1,2,35 School Play 3,45 County Gov't. 35 Science Club 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Chieftain Staff 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Speech Contest 4 STEVEN KENT WITTMERSEHOUSE Steve School Play Stage Crew 35 ln- terscholastic Contest 1 I3 Wahoo Furniture 81 Appliance Easy payment plan Trade in old furniture COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES CLIMAX THE SCHOOL YEAR Bobbi doesn't know Linda whether to laugh or cry. The Class of 66 is read Nothing useless is, or lowg Each thing in its place is bestg And what seems but idle show Strengthens and supports the rest. - Longfellow X rx ff .f , , W, ,ww h f f N1 ' :X I M, Rx.. J j ,fry : W mv. ff 1 f-34155423 .,,, , 'f e'fw::V'f7' , 'SJW' 11, M f W ,,,. if M ff gi' H OMECOMIN G CANDIDATES Judy QQ Jim 51sq::: g1ffi-gif-3235 11 1. 1-2-271-15-:fWQLP,Qt'42, if? Alan Q Cindy Bobbi Q Jim F55 2 ii' i 43,41- 'ku 1 18 I ss Q X, ! Q li f I' V . X fy- -f-fu M4 5 X 12 Xe . F ' fe 5 x P '35 V Q l R E 'jig g 1 W5 K f- L - ,F . Vps? 5 'A VARSITY FOOTB LL J Steve Ludl Nick lludi X . Kenii-ontos COACHES Ass't Coach B. Graff, Head Coach D. Korinek, Ass't Coach J. Karloff, Freshman Coach L. Fiala. D. Meduna-G C. Lehmkuhl-E J. Valdez-HB B. Druery-HB S. Ludi-FB N. Ludi-T K. Kontos-FB Brodahl Motor Co. 559 North Linden Wahoo, Nebraska L. Hughes-FB D. Christensen-HB R. Holtorf-C R. Holtorf-T K. Holstein-E J. Brodahl-T Cla-5.-' Si...- Nliller-HB Johnson-E Snelling- HB Liliedahl-FB Lattimer-T Heineman-QB Farmers Mutual Insurance Com an Joe Voboril Ron Divis Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. '15 if SCHEDULE Schuyler O-13 Seward 14-O David City O-25 Ralston 6-45 Papillion 20-13 North Bend 13-7 Blair 14-18 Millard 13-26 Ashland 6-16 Insurance on Farm 81 City Property 443 3407 A Q .sas U' , in l- D ? . P! PM -. 5 X, ,Mx :K , . . X' in f 'V' 6 3 V , I Vi My N f f . A kia x N 'E Q I , Q . 'S W sl QL' EQ' i fx ml i:--+--- ....-,....,....,- QUAD BACK ROW: M. Clausen. C. Rood, F. Graff, R. Ward, R. Ecklund, C. Olson, R. McBride, FOURTH ROW. R. Morton, K. Person, G. Haessler, D. Pacal, B. French, J. Hinrichs, J. Trutna, K. Hartnett, M. Cole, S. Jensen. THIRD ROW: R. Liliedahl. D. Meduna, R. Holtorf, D. Lattimer, R. Holtorf, C. Lehm- kuhl, N. Ludi, J. Bronson, J. Brodahl, L. Hughes. SECOND ROW: Coaches Fiala and Korinek, K. Holstein, J. Voboril, D. Chris- tensen, K. Kontos, J. Valdez, S. Ludi, D. Hansson. J. Sandstedt, J. Caha, R. Divis, Coaches Karloff and Graff. FRONT ROW: C. Wilcox, D. Heineman, M. Edstrorn, R. Larson, H. Johnson, B. Druery, D. Lou- kota, B. Porter, A. Snelling, S. Anderson, M. Miller, M. Bern. Alf? Dv Our student managers, M. Bern and C. Wilcox, are kept busy during game. D. Christensen in preegame warm-up. l .I Wahoo is off and running after the kickoff. Valiant effort by K. Holstein in bring clown ball carrier. J. Brodahl, S. Ludi, and D. Hansson in pursuit of the ball. BACK ROW: C. Keiser, L. Wright, S. Trutna, J. Meese, R. Larson, R. McBride, T. Jordan. FRONT ROW: J. Lindau, R. Jordan, R. French, R. Gibson, J. Divis, D. Harders, W. Mar tens, R. Edstrom, Coach Fiala. ,Qi r i J' it ARSITY BASKETB LL B VAR ITY C A H Jim Karloff ives th S O C g e boys a few pointers on the next play. HalI's Beauty Salon Complete Beauty Service Wahoo 443-3416 f Q iDec : Dec tFeb Feb tFeb Feb Feb Feb Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 10 17 21 21 28 29 11 18 19 25 SCHEDULE David City Scribner Papillion Ralston North Bend Waverly Millard University High Ashland Hooper Blair Schuyler Seward Syracuse POSITIONS M. Nliller-F J. S J. J. N S A J. Voboril-G Ludi-F Bronson-C Valdez-F .Ludi-C Anderson-F Snelling-F Sandstedt-F J. Jasa-C D . Heineman -G K. Kontos - C Kaar Sheet Metal 8. Roofing Heating, Air Conditioning A Ventilating 64-47 59-69 71-44 55-53 54-55 72-78 32-66 61-62 41-43 45-43 62-48 69-74 54-58 73-69 BACK ROW: R. Liliedahl, R. Holtorf, B. French, J. Beranek, R, Poeschl, D. Pacal, J, Brodahl, S. Anderson,'K. Hol- stein. D. Heineman. SECOND ROW: R. Ecklund, R. Divis, J. Trutna, T. Anderson. B. Hoy. M. Bern, J. Hmnchs, K, Person, R. McBride. FRONT ROW: J. Fidler, R. Heiser, H. Johnson, M. Clausen, D. Meduna. C. Olson, W. Barsell, M. Cole, T. Macholan. J X ' ., l vii dit WL films 'jAi ' KMA lv V 543 ' M4 1 .lf .fwbs 7 qglaffi so M 5'f'i T'gL 9' 'J L, figmwl ,W JJ reyes cwgffiwfi ffl' AJ '- ' f ,guguy a',ms4siLoCi ,J l'9'V'G'Q HT .. 4fe.ei.,15,f was 3 .0 ydafl ivmyejbwqkjggug .ALQLCW5 Efwwef 1445 or Wahoo finished in a tie for 2nd place with Ralstoh this year in the Northern-Division of the AK-SAR-BEN Conference. Wahoo finished with an 8-10 season, but it is interesting to note that 2 losses were the result of double- overtimes. Most of the other games were lost by a very close margin. With the regular season ended, Wahoo fin- ished the year with a runner-up trophy in the Class B Districts held at Newman. SCHEDULE David City Scribner Papillion Ralston North Bend Waverly Millard University High Ashland Hooper Blair Schuyler Seward Syracuse RESERVE COACH GRAFF points out Harvey's next assignment. STUDENT MANAGERS FRESHIVIAN COACH KORINEK F. Graff 31JirTl H. gives last minute instructions. -li Heck, l'm out of Right Guard He's gone mad! Jeff rebounds for . , W h ! Nick receives our 2nd a OO place trophy at District. BACK ROW: L. Wright, R. Ellsberry, J. Meese, D. French, S. Readel, T. Jordon, J. Lindau, R. Larsen, G. Stoltenberg, FRONT ROW: D. Kemerling, D. Harders, W. Martens, B. Gibson, J. Divis, B, Jordon, S. Trutna, S. Randall, Z 2 0 27 First National Bank Member F.D.I.C. For time and temperature call 443-4144 fi 1379 - at , J .....-...va ma' H ,bail , W A w My 5 ' , .. ,f?fffff. ,Q. ff, , A V. Am A , , I VW iw- T i flees'-fv fwgzgi I :w VT? 'ff?9???ef, iff A ,Q . I ' I K k . , 15.47 Mmm K gl., , we ,as A f me M52 64 4?:szesseefsfw?1 Y , ,x, - fdigfftsz, ffz ':t:g5gfg1,..: . H ,,.. 'ZQTHQQSKETW' . K ,,5Wwgfm,' FRONT ROW: L to R, Mr. Graff, S. Anderson, K Kontos, R. Poeschl, J Bronson, N. Ludi, J Brodahl, K. Holstein, R Divis, K. Smith, W. Bar- sell, 2nd ROW: T. Nord- strom, T. Holtorf, J. Caha M. Clausen, R. Holtorf R. Stuchlik, D. Meduna J sandsredi, rvi. Hall, 'LI Stuchlik, B. Porter, 3rd ROW: T. Macholan, D. Slosser, R. H -,--. , X 2 W 1 K 1 . me e Q . Ti? : xx 'V MW. Lf- if 3, if 5 'ri m e ' f Y 5 f eiser, F. Graff, B. Jennings, E. Ward, J. Beranek, K. Roberts, R. Morton, M. Cole, K. Harnett, BACK ROW: W. Martens, R. Gibson, J. Divis, E. Barry, D. Barsell, J. Meese, R. Larsen, B. Jordan, D. Osmera, D. Harders, J. Crogan, T. Jordan, M. Bern. Jeff sails through the air with the great of ease. Steve is over with a mighty leap! BACK ROW: R. Stuchlik, T. Anderson, L. Stuchllk. K. Smith, J. Beranek, Coach Graff, FRONT ROW: D. Slosser, R. Slosser, T, Mach' olarl, D. Osrnera, T. Holtorf, CROSS COUNTRY Wahoo was the host of the Cross Country Conference Meet this year. The competing teams placed as follows: Ralston, Blair, Plattsmouth, Papillion, Syracuse, Mil- lard, Ashland, Auburn, and Wahoo. The Wahoo Squad also competed with other rival teams from Millard, Wahoo Neumann, Omaha Bryan, The varsity squad wears the eager look of an anticipated victory. and Ashland. The varsity runners for Wahoo were Royce Stuchlick, Tom Holtorf, Larry Stuchlick, Don Slosser, and Ken Smith. Anderson Auto Co., Inc. Sales and Service Since 1913 Wahoo Nebraska SmmwU., ,, elk- N-1L11fwXXX . -idk-1.-. k litxlxkt Us-'N'4Y 4 ' . CLA 1' Xxx it QNX .V 4 if ' NLXfC,l Nl if' 4-IL AAJGJWQ it A H Kp-Nix la K-Hclt O.. ixwi nA,iCk A Sn4LN.xXCfY': N i., . ' HH - . lilil-Q... , . il' . FRONT ROW: L to R Coach D. Korinek D. Heineman M. Edstrom, D. Heineman, S. Ludi, M. Milier. 2nd , 'tl li lROW: S. Erickson, G., Haessler, L. Knox,vJ. Voboril, R. Oreiser, S. Trutna, B. Edstrom. BACK ROW: C. Olson, J. Trutna, B. Hoy, D. French, B. French, S.Jensen, J. Lindau, P. Edgar, H. Johnson, J. Hinrichs. TATE GOLF CHAMP The Wahoo Golf Team ended the year as State Champions in golf. Be' sides a 12-0 season record, the team won the AK-SAR-BEN Conference meet and placed second in the district meet. The top four players included Dave Heineman, Mike Miller, Don Heine- man, and Mike Edstrom. Wahoo won the state tournament with a score of 247, two strokes ahead of Omaha Brownell-Talbot. Mike Miller finished second with a score of 78. Heading for State. Which way did it go? Just a little push, Mike. Donvt take it out on the ban. Let's get out of that sand, Don 9 4' nv- v X Ev A iii: gg Q e Jfz?ff'f B. 3 - '1 - N 1 0 X' -1 ii 5, mfs, Q gn! ' f' 2 t U z WW -if xr 3, 2 fab ff .:..g,3gi g v f f fv- ' 'rWntg'eQ?ygwww , if , '...aa,,: 49:41 V . if 2.1.25 i WW CLUB The W Club accepted many new members this year. New officers were elected with Joe Voboril being elected President, Jeff Sandstedt, Vice-President, and Mike Miller, Sec'y-Treas. Among the activities of the RW Club was the raising of funds at the Class D District Basketball Tournament. The highlight of the year for the club was the banquet for new mem- bers on May 16. Officers, Mike, Jeff, and Joe, lead the W Club's activities. Jeff Sandstedt with the free throw trophy led the team with highest free throw percentage f67.7'Z1l. Jim Bronson shown holding the Class B District Runner-up trophy was the leading rebounder in basketball with 226 rebounds for the season. Bob Druery was selected as outstanding tackler for the foot- ball season. Jim Bronson was placed on the All-Conference Football team. FRONT ROW: L to R, Mr. Karloff, D. Christensen, J. Valdez, R. Divis, J. Sandstedt, J. Voboril, M. Miller, Mr. Korinek. 2nd ROW: N. Ludi, D. Heineman, J. Hinrichs, S. Jensen, L. Hughes, J. Jasa, L. Stuchlik, C. Lehmkuhl. 3rd ROW: Edstrom, D.Meduna, M. Bern, A. Snelling, R. Holtorf, K. Holstein, R. Holtorf, J. Bronson. BACK ROW: S. Ludi, S. Anderson, D. Heineman, B. Druery, K. Kontos, J. Brodahl, R. Stuchlick, F. Graff. .Q . in L. to R.: L. Holtorf: B. Wag- ner: N. Ecklund: S. Meese: J. Manstedt, V. Pres.: L. Hol- stein, Pres., J. Dokulil, Sec.: D. Gustafson, Treas.: IS. Sandstedt, B. Swanson: M. Edstrom. PEP CL BOOSTS TH ASM The Pep Club had an extremely busy sea- son. It started the year with a Snake Dance to generate enthusiasm for the football sea- son. The Homecoming activities included a bonfire, decorating the gym, making those adorable garters for the team to wear and taking part in the Homecoming Parade. During the District Basketball Tourney, the girls were especially active. The girls could be seen every night putting signs on the players houses, serenading the boys, and finally kidnapping and treating them at Fairview. Several changes have taken place this year. The traditional blue and gold outfits were changed to blue sailor-tops and blue skirts. The use of flash cards in the Pep Club section at the games, was another first at W.H.S. The year was highlighted by a dinner at the Star Broiler in Fremont. Thanks to the work of the president Linda Holstein, and the sponsors, Mrs. Stockall and Mrs. Albers, the year was a big success. l ' A 2 el r . I J ZA .J ia Come on, team! Victory! . K How many demerits does that make? That was a common expression heard across the Pep Club Council table. BACK ROW, L. to R.: D. Peterson. SEVENTH ROW: J. Sudick, L. Schmer, C. Barry, S. Osborne. D. Arney, D Richards, A. Schoen, S. Eichmeier, B. Benson, K. Hagelstein, C. Radernacher, L. Burke, P. Shanahan, P. Ro- berts. SIXTH ROW: N. VanGennip, N. Eichmeier, E. Eorreson, J, Lilja, C. Miller, M. Beranek, J. Jensen, A. Thor- ston, A. Pestal, L. Caha, D. Wagemann, P. Jensen, M. Shanahan, K. Gustafson, V. Hass. FIFTH ROW: B. Lynch M. Lahmann, A. Kratky, M. Sabatka, S. Peterson, J. Sudik, L. Watson. J. Edstrom, M. Harders, R. Anderson, M Sutton, C. McClanahan, S. Peetz, S. Swanson, FOURTH ROW: B. Hedlund. P. Barry, B. Bovill, C. McKIem, A. Palensky. C. Hoy, P. Rowher, K. Meese, S. Slemln, L. Burke, J. Douglas. M. Lynch, R. Verrneline, P. Peterson THIRD ROW: B. Hall, J. Treptow, J. Ecklund, K. Mumrn, S. Taylor, S. Lilja, S. Martens. L. Scheunernan, E. Helnei rnan, J. Hedlund, J. Mattson. J. Caha, R. Jurgens. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stockall, S. Meese, D. Gustafson, N Ecklund, J. Manstedt, L. Holstein, B. Wagner, L. Holtorf, M, Edstrom, B. Swanson, S. Sandstedt, B. Snyderl Mrs. Albers. FIRST ROW: M. Duey, I. Hrdlicka, S. Beaman, N. Schrner, B. Ferrara, C. Manstedt, C. Huey, E. Hrdlicka, W. Pickrel, D. Callan. , ..,.-...,,,, fu W. tg L. 5 exnz.fz'1v ' .W ' Nancy Schmer VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ellen Hrdllcka Susan Beaman Connle Manstedt Barb Ferrara Cindy Huey RESERVE CHEERLEADER Students and All School Personnel Welcome This was the first year that football and basketball fans had the added enthusiasm of Reserve Cheerleaders. Cheerleaders must first be approved by the faculty by performing a series of yells and gymnastics. The W Club and Pep Club then vote on the remainder of girls by their per- formance. Reed's Rexal Drug fi 1 f.. ,B . Q .XV ' . 'f f ' 2 nf, ,A , 'E N ' W 'a ?.f-.':f'sf A?w':'- 2 ' , f 2 Q - f .gk. ig W 13. '.G 'a., at ,ou 4 ZF Q, , yuan' 1.-W ui SCHOLARS HONORED 1 W.H.S. FRONT ROW: L to R, D. Heineman, S. Meese, J. Ecklund, M. Beranek J Vobonl K Meese J Trutna S Jensen H Johnson 2nd ROW: P. Barry, C. Manstedt, C. McKIern, N. Miners, J. Noha, S. Eichmerer L Holstem G Haessler R Larson BACK ROW D Pestal K. Richards, F.Graff, K. Holstein,R. Ecklund, E. Borreson.L.Caha A Schoen N Schmer S Anderson Highlights of the year for W.H.S.'s scholars included the Scholastic Club dinner given by the Lion's Club and the Interscholastic Contest. Shirley Eichrneier and Janet Manstedt won iirst place honors in Spanish and Spelling events at the Peru Interscholastic Contest. Ken Holstein in World History and Ken Richards in Geometry received second place. Marlene Sabatka placed third in the typing contest, and Harvey Johnson fourth in Algebra II. In the Home Economics and Industrial Arts contest, Lynda Scheuneman and Steve Wittmersehouse received fifth place. FRONT ROW: L to R, L. Holstein, S. Meese, K. Meese, N. Schmer L Holtorf L Scheuneman N Miners J Noha S Elchmeuer 2nd ROW: J. Mattson, R. Anderson, J. Edstrom, C. Johnson, T. Hammond C Muller M Beranek M Sabatka J Manstedt 3rd ROW R. Ecklund, M. Cole, V. Hughes, R. Larson, S. Anderson, B. Jennmgs K Rmchards S Wlttermersehouse K Holstem 4th ROW B Porter,J.VoboriI, D. Heineman, L. Knox, S.Jensen, H.Johnson, B Druery K Harnett D Peterson T Knapp K X X Spanish food isn'tlt'hat,,bad, A A Y L: A , is it :Rog andiRogene!. if ' The Outcasts, Oonsislting'of.l3ave,:Howie, p K ' I lil .-,ef , Steve, and Rich, played -Qorx the Spanish Club Q' L X . J : ' ,' x, 5' ' V. gfance. Q at ff , QL.: f D , X, '. ' .X ' ., L . x ,LC ,lm Y , x. X T 'L . LA llfl ., N' X ' X 'V l xi '. X5-f' X' f J 'X H -4 if - . ,J . f gi e ELSQCIRCJ: J 1.0 ESP: 01. Xi,,:' A . ' X- ' Wx -X, r - i, wr w 'X J .. ,LK x in X - , ,, jg XJ I ' , Q 5. 4 ii 3 ,, 'TN h - fx XX, U, , v,' ...r A M K KK' K LPM, iff' l ,X 'X xl 3 X , :Xl xx I ,R X V' -:gl EU g Vx Sf gf W1 ep , . rg XX -5 Q 'E Q: 'M f M. f Y I lk! , , 0, Q Sophomore andjuniors takingaSpanish A fl course were eligible for membership in the Spanish Club. Throughout the year various activities were sponsored by the club, of which Janet Manstedt was presi- dent, These included a Christmas party, a Spanish Dance, and a Spanish dinner, where Spanish food and entertainment were provided. J , . i L f .. W I . 1 l - fynffl. f:',Q.3 ,HQ !Q .,i?U'gfT ,f-fdi, JCGKJJ.: P,2,VJce Pres. Greg Haessler, Pres. Janet Manstedt uf -' wil: of X : f ,: A Lo J-fs . . .3eC'y--TreaS-'Nafcozidldundr 2, ifrfcxkh. in Nxltvxk L J' LM, MW. cv- .N Ufw.. f A 1-Jl.f,x , N ,,.-, - K , r , K f K af :, L., ff Vg s,., ,j-:xx Jixiviji' BQA-K:.vX,1d1z':M: IJ CMP if-Z yn,iQ Tm., ?,.'-ul, JA , :. T 'JcTfi i' fi ic, I iff .lr-wi 51:20 -f,C?LL1 cTuw.fwLI I - J FRONT ROW: L to R, K. Meese,hS. Meese, W. Pickrel, N. Sc er,'B. Ferrara, M. Dewey, S. Sandstedt, J. Manstedt,'N. Ecklund, R Holtorf, R. Larson, Mrs. Colwell. 2nd ROW: E. Hrdlicka, M. Bern, B. Porter, P. Barry, B. Hedlund, J. Crisman, N. Miners, C. McKIem S. Eichmeier, L. Caha, R. Reitmajer, K. Richards, R. Liiiedahl. 3rd ROW: T. Anderson, J. Edstrom, P. Jensen, S. Swanson, I. Hrdlicka S. Peetz, M. Sutton, R. Anderson, B. Lynch, C. Barry, A. Pestal, J. Jensen, D. Wagemann, E. Borreson, F. Graff. BACK ROW: C. Man stedt, T. Macholan, S. Ericson, G. Haessler, J. Brodahl, Holtorf, K. Person, M. Clausen, H. Johnson, J. Trutna, M. Miller, S. Jensen C. Rood,A.Schoen,S.Anderson. Q-!X,L,Vxx,VxiV JXJUL yklliaqg ,.LEix,Y,,4L. , ,vvikw Wy .W H , ,F . f ., X , ..,. if . V. .- f. . ' 'lflucqirfel Jimlc Ll :wi wk 'WT . Lfff 'tlyi J Qi WNW: 40 k . Q- bw . 1 ,fu-1 . fl. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: B. Gibson, D. Christensen, B. Porter, D065 if reallyrun. Harvey? E. Heineman, BACK ROW: D. Heineman, W. Pickrel, S. Erickson. Round and Round, The Wahoo High 'iCork Poppers sponsored two vrfgsgzgisgejf films this year, Atomic Physics and Alphabet Con- spiracy. Dr. William Rapp, Jr. of the State Health De- partment spoke to the Science Club on Diseases Common to Man and Animals. Highlighting the year was the Annual Science Fair which was the largest one ever presented in Wahoo. There were approximately 160 science projects displayed. Each project was judged by a team of four judges, and blue, red, and white ribbons were given to the project depending upon its quality. SCIE CE 1 CL B 4 Winner of the Freshman Division Hey, what's going on FRONT ROW: L to R, M. Bern, K. Swanson, B. Porter, D. Heineman, S. Meese, J. Ecklund, D. Peterson, S. Sandstedt, W. Pickrel, S. Swanson, B. Ferrara, L. Knox, M. Duey, J. Voboril, Mr. Knebel. 2nd ROW: R. Greiser, T. Jordon, B. Gibson, D. Everman, W. Anthony, T. Knapp, L. Schmer, J. Valdez, D. Christensen, S. Ludi, N. Miners, R. Holtorf, S. Erickson, H. Johnson, B. Shane, L. Gregg. BACK ROW: P. Edgar, D. Harders, A. Krathy, C. Hoy, A. Snelling, I. Hrdlicka, J. Hedlund, L. Burke, M. Edstrom, P. Shanahan, E. Heineman, P. Barry, J. Crisman, S. Jensen, J. Trutna, M. Miller, J. Hinrichs. FN Preparing the bulletin board for the library are the club's officers: Shirley Eichmeier Vice Pres Sheryl Lilja, Pres.: and Ruth Jurgens, Sec'y-Treas. Organized nine years ago, the Library Club is sponsored by Mrs. Hansson, the school librarian. Members are required to take a library course during the first semester which helps them in bringing better research materials, magazines, and other reading enjoyment to the stu- dents. Members serve as student librar- ians and prepare bulletin board displays for the study hall. BACK ROW: M. Beranek, R. Vermaline, R. Jurgens, C. Caha, L. Stuchlik, A. Palensky, P. Peterson, S. Osborne. FOURTH ROW: W. Pabian, K. Richards, R. Reitmajer, A. Thorsten. P. Monte, S. Eich: meier, D. Callan, J. Noha. THIRD ROW: B. Snyder, A. Pestal, V. Hass. C. Miller, D. Barsell, I. Hrdlicka. S. Lilja, J. Mattson. SECOND ROW: S. Peterson, J. Sudik. C. McKlem, B. Hedlund, M. Marders, B. Lynch, C. Rademacher, M. Nordstrom. FRONT ROW: J. Lilja, T. Hammond, T. Nordstrom, S. Taylor, S. Beaman, N. VanGennip, Mrs. Hansson, Sponsor. Wahoo Oil Company Downtown Conoco CHIEF TAIN STAFF C0 BINES TALE T A D E ERGY Judy Caha, Ed.: Ass't Ed., Nancy Ecklund and Nancy Schmer. Through the co-operation of the editors and staff, the student body enjoys the Chieftain every two weeks. The staff includes editors, reporters, artists, colum- nists, society reporters, and senior inter- viewers. They Work hard to complete their assignments on time. I We never make mistakes! CHIEFTAIN STAFF: B. Druery, S Beaman, S. Lilja, L. Holtorf, C Huey, S. Martins, B. Wagner, M Shanahan. FOURTH ROW: B Lynch, J. Dokulil, D. Gustafson, L Schmer, P. Shanahan, E. Hrdlicka C. Hoy, S. Meese, S. Peetz, I Kratky. L. Scheunernan, C. Man- stedt. FRONT ROW: S. Wood, Sponsor, N. VanGinnip, S, Sand- stedt, N. Schmer, J. Caha, N. Eck- Iund, P. Barry, J. Ecklund, T. Anderson. Genelli Studios 515 Fifth Street Sioux City, Iowa Hrdlicka. THIRD ROW: K, Hagel- stein, A. Schoen, R. Jurgens, S. Osborne, M. Lynch, P. Peterson,J. Mattson, J. Treptow, T. Knapp. SECOND ROW: T, Hammond, J. Lilja, B. Ferrara, W. PickreI, S. Swanson, B. Hall, D. Callan, A. F.H.A. girls take hint from General Motors and use the assembly line. V Pres R. Jurgens, Pres. B. Hall, Secretary, S. Lilja. BACK ROW: Treasurer S Martens, Recreation Chairman C. Miller, Parlimentarian Chairman M. Lynch Historian Chairman J. Jonas, Degrees Chairman T. Hammond, Pub- liclty Chairman J. Lilja. F.H.A. ORGA IZED You're in the Army now?? In its first year at Wahoo High, the pur- pose of this organization is to teach girls the duties and responsibilities of home- making. The Chapter had an active spring. They entertained the Mead Chapter on April 1, On April 2, they attended Hospitality Day at the University. They also assisted the Home Ec. Class with the spring style show and served the Spanish Club Dinner, FRONT ROW: Nl. Lynch, N. Van Gennip, B. Lynch, T. Hammond, J. Lilja, B. Swanson, B. Wagner, S. Lilja, B. Hall, G. Scheuneman, P Roberts D. Peterson, Mrs. Stockall. 2nd ROW: L. Burke, S. Green, D. Arney, V. Rademacher, B. Bovill, P. Peterson, S. Taylor, R Vermaline, C. Rademacher, M. Nordstrom, R. Jurgens, L. Jelinek, S. Slemin. BACK ROW: B. Benson, M. Beranek, D. Syverson, C Miller J Jonas, L. Scheuneman, R. Siemsen, M. Shanahan, K. Hagelstein, S. Peterson, R. Barthel, S. Martens. BACK ROW: D. French, J. Voboril, K, Person, D. Pestal, Mr. Ackermann. FRONT ROW: Pres. D. Heineman, C. Huey, C. Manstedt, N. Schmer, B. French. S DE T COUNCIL The Student Council functions as a medium between the faculty and the students. Here, problems arising during the school year are discussed freely. The President, Dave Heineman, was chosen by the student body from the two senior representatives. The Council sponsored the Fresh- man Mixer as well as a fund-raising drive for the March of Dimes. In addition, the Council was responsible for select- ing and securing the fascinating entertainment enjoyed by the student body at the convocations. Joe Brodie proves he's the Fastest Gun in the West Mount convocation was held with Newman High Marv's Frontier Oil Co. 8. Service Station Wahoo Musical talent was provided by Ray Lindsey FRONT ROW: L to R, Mr. Korinek, J. Nlanstedt, L. Burke, S. Beaman, N. Ecklund, C. Wilcox. 2nd ROW: D. Callan, J. Hinrichs, S Meese, M. Nordstrom, C. Manstedt. BACK ROW: M. Miller, B. Porter, R. Poeschl, B. French, D. Meduna. Juniors Learn Functioning of Government Through County Government and Girl's State Nancy Schmer has been selected to represent Wahoo this summer at Girl's State in Lincoln. She's shown here, sporting her Girl's State beanie, with Phyllis Barry who will represent Malmo. Taking an active part in their campaigns, these students delivered witty speeches. Participants in County Government Day included 15 juniors elected by their classmates. They observed, along with other students from the county, the duties of the offices to which they were elected. These juniors readily agreed that their day was educational. IO ANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP 119 East 16 Street Wahoo. Nebraska FRONT ROW: Lto R, J. Ecklund, L. Holstein, S. Meese, C. Manstedt, N. Ecklund, B. Wagner, S. Beaman, P. Barry. 2nd ROW: W. Anthony, B. Druery, J. Treptow, J. Caha, J. Dokulil, S. Martens, A. Snelling, D. Heineman. BACK ROW: D. Christensen, J. Jasa, R. Holtorf, J. Voboril, L. Knox, S. Erickson, J. Bronson. W.H.S. SPEAKERS HAVE A BUSY SEASON Speech and Drama students learned by doing this year by tak- ing an active part in various speech contests. Students entered several different areas at these contests: Original Public Speaking, Extempo- raneous, Informative Public Speaking, Oral Reading of Drama, and others. Instructed by Mr. Carlson, participants had a successful year, as can be seen by the Ak-Sar-Ben Conference trophy and many others. l'm Eloise - Susan Peetz OUR TOWN Oral Reading of Drama-J. Voboril, R. Holtorf, C. Manstedt, P. Barry, S. Beaman. Skip, you're outnumbered! The 1966 Debate Team learned a lot this year both in their class studies and in their debate tournaments. The debate team con- sisted of Susan Beaman, Skip Erickson, Nancy Ecklund, Nada Van Gennip, Jeanette Ecklund, Phyllis Barry, Linda, Holstein, and Cheri Greenhalgh. W THATS DEBATABLE Taking an active part in Debate are J. Ecklund, P. Barry, C. Greenhalgh, and N. Ecklund. THAT'S DEBATABLE! This remark was often heard on debate trips. The W,H.S. Debate Team traveled to Kearney, Beatrice, Lincoln, and many other cities to debate the topic Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Adopt a Program of Compulsory Arbitration in Labor Management Disputes in the Basic Industriesf' Connie Manstedt - Informative Speaking 47 48 Part of the duties of the Stage Manager was to set up the props for the next scene. Russ pretends to be a drunk choir director. Wahoo High School presented the play Our Town under the direction of Mr. Carlson. The play was written by Thornton Wilder. The story was based on the lives of the people of Grovers Corners, a New Eng- land town during the early 1900's. This play was unique in that it was narrated by a stage manager, who periodically stopped the play to present some additional helpful explanation to the audience. Learning the town gossip on the street corner. FRONT ROW: L to R, B. Porter, D. Heineman, R. Holtorf, J. Voboril, L. Knox, J. Bronson, C. Manstedt, S. Beaman, P. Barry, M. Ed- strom, S. Ludi, Mr. Carlson. 2nd ROW: C. Huey, R. Anderson, E. Hrdlicka, S. Meese, N. Ecklund, J. Caha, I. Hrdlicka, S. Peetz, S. Lilja, J. Jonas, L. Scheuneman, S. Martens, J. Manstedt, A. Snelling, C. Wilcox. 3rd ROW: B. Borreson, N. VanGennip, A. Pestal, K. Meese, A. Kratky, C. Hoy, S. Sandstedt, B. Hall, B. Ferrara, D. Callan, M. Bern, W. Erickson, R. Christensen, J. Sandstedt. 4th ROW: J. Treptow, J. Mattson, T. Hammond, J. Lilja, P. Monte, D. Lynch, R.Jurgens, S.Wittmersehouse, W. Anthony, K. Harriett, R. Grieser, L. Hughes, R. Hoy, B. Gilliam, K. Kontos. BACK ROW: D. Everman, T. Knapp, G. Slama, J. Jasa, L. Cuda, K. Smith, J. Lahmann. ,ai .T V. Q, 5:7 ., f A nightly chat on the ladder. Mr. Carlson giving last minute instructions The whole town attends the wedding. The town pays their last farewell as Susan enters the cemetery. HAROLD MANSTEDT CONST. Commercial Building Our Specialty. 443-4012 F IR L DY' Trying costumes on for size. FRONT ROW: L to R, B. Porter, J. Jensen, C. Greenhalgh, C. Barry, A. Snelling, S. Peetz, C. Manstedt, B. Ferrara, B. Wagner, Mr. Carlson. 2nd ROW: S. Martens, S. Erickson, R. Holtorf, Christensen, L. Knox. BACK ROW: B. Druey, M. Sutton, J. Bronson -Speaking Parts. Sw-sig., A mcse use xse...sn.U. T. Nordstrom, J. Brodahl, S. Anderson, J. Meese, B. Gibson, J. Manstedt, D. R. Anderson, C. Caha, J. Jasa, B. Jennings, D. Everman, J. Voboril, R. Holtorf, QQ,m.os.f1ao-NQ wzNxe.w1Nvs-55 Y'fNq,CO-15'-9'e X S'-Nrav 991550 ' 1Q,.com9.n,.A.-owsmsAn.o 1 1 On the street where you Iive. 50 ,Sf- YQvNu5u.rNiQ .9 gggm X9Q9.5.Q,TQ pple o'fTW5hcbXmt.gl iew bgair Lady in 1966 but had the opportunity to see this . Q ' mous production,put on by the members of Wahoo X High School. The story is based upon a phonetics teacher who xx takes a young flower girl off the street and in six months fx passes her off as a princess. An extremely large cast and a good deal of hard work and effort made this play a real credit toWahoo High. M 1. I 5. , , ' , A. ' .fr ,ty J. Jeff and Russ try their hand l'm Just An Ordinary Man at Painting SCGUGVY- ,, f Z ,3' f , 'Iii ' , 555' ' ' 'gi ' Q 1- .A 1: 5 7fE1?.2s ' Many hours were spent in A I - k , f t - - preparation for My Fair Lady pp ymg ma e up or he Blg Nlght' FRONT ROW: L to R, L. Holstein, M. Lynch, L. Schmer, D. Callan, C. Greenhalgh, S. Beaman, B. Druery, K. Kontos, B. Porter, L Jelinek. 2nd ROW: S. Green, B. Bovill, J. Lilja, J. Mattson, J. Jonas, S. Lilja, J. Treptow, J. Caha, E. Ward, C. Rademacher, P. Peterson 3rd ROW: N. VanGennip, B. Borreson, A. Pestal, C. McKlem, M. Edstrom, B. Benson, B. Hall, D. Pacal, M. Edstrom, S. Ludi, R Poeschl, J. Brodahl. 4th ROW: R. Anderson, C. Barry, M. Beranek, C. Miller, V. Hass, M. Shanahan, R. Holtorf, T. Knapp, W. Anthony S. Swanson, N. Ludi. BACK ROW. R. Vermeline:+M. Nordstrom::S. Taylor, S. Peetz, l. Hrdlicka, R. Christensen, J. Bronson, R. Hoy W. Pickrel, J. Valdez. -Singing Parts Aren't we cute?? ROMAN HOLID Y The Theme of the Junior-Senior banquet this year was A Roman Holiday, held in the basement of the First Pres- byterian Church. There were many fine decorations including a chariot, a fountain, and many elegant pillars. A skit was given by the prom servers who were dressed as Roman soldiers and maidens. Speakers were Connie Mansbedt, Joe Voboril, and Dr. Ward. Mrs. Albers sang two songs. The centerpiece was a fountain. Dr- Ward Speaks- Decorating was half the fun, eh, PhyIIis?? STAIRW Y T O THE STARS After the banquet, everyone went to the dance where they danced under the stars to the music of the Semetrics. Many stars draped the ceiling, and guests entered by way of a terrace. King Jim 81 Queen Bobbi lead the Royalty Dance. .fi 1966 Thunderbird King 81 Queen Dr. Bi Mrs. Ward dance to the music ofthe Semetrics. Candidates descend the terrace stairs as onlookers await announcement of royalty. Forming a crown forthe Homecoming royalty, members play Memories BAND The marching band of 1965-1966 appeared on several occasions. After drilling all day in near-zero temperature on a muddy football field, they competed in sti ompetition at Pershing Auditorium in Line coln. An exce Th piri the ra'reQg But T and nt rating was received, of he group were dampened ring the Shr' er's parade through downt e rine Bowl game made u r it. ' , lso ttended Band Day last f at the Univer 'ty of Nebra ka.Xf b own Lincoln by Thi grou ii ll E E S added 3 imin .7-f ling, R. Holtorf, D. Helnernan. J. Sandstedt, N. Ecklund. J. Meese. P. Edgar. K. Harnett, H. Johnson, J. Brodahl. L Scheuneman THIRD ROW: M. Edstrorn. G. Stoltenberg. J. Llndau. J. Sudlk. R. Vermellne, K Meese. K. Hagelsiem. M Beranek, L. Schrner, R Swanson. J. Ecklund. J, Caha, S. Sandstedt. J. Vobonl. N. Ludi, J. Valdez. M. Edstrom. R. Poeschl, D. Loukota. T. Holtorf. R. Ander- sen. P. Jensen. R. Ward. D. Christensen. J. Lahmann, T. Anderson. SECOND ROW: M. Lahmann, L. Watson. S. Swanson, W, Puckrel, B. Hall, E. Borreson. B. Hedlund. J. Manstedt. P. Barry, C. Manstedt, B. Ferrara. J Sudlck. D. Wagernann. B Lynch. D. Hull. P. Free- B A BACK ROW: T. Jordan. S. Randell. Mr. McCormick. T. Nordstrom. B. Swanson, M. Clausen. J. Beranek. M. Lynch, R Holtorf. A. Snel- C 0 C I man. S. Peterson. R. Gibson. FRONT ROW: S. Ludl, B. Porter. S. Jensen. M. Duey. S. Peetz, P. Shanahan, A. Thorsten, J. Hedlund. R. Barthel, M. Shanahan. M. Sutton. S. Meese. L. Holtorf. N. Schmer. The concert band gained a new director, Mr. McCormick, last fall. The seventy-seven piece band practiced daily to prepare for the Class B District Music Contest in April. The members performed on several occasions, the first of which was a P.T.A. meeting. The hard work of the director and band members has made the season a success. Jane Edstrom leads the band in the homecoming parade. 55 Good Luck Seniors in Your Endeavors Wahoo. Nebraska SMALL INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS DEVELOP CONFIDENCE TROMBONE QUARTETTE: K. Harnett, S. Anderson, J. Brodahl, H. Johnson BRASS SEXTETTE: J. Sudik, M. Edstrom, L. Scheuneman. BACK ROW: J. Sandstedt, R. Holtorf, J. Valdez CLARINET QUARTETTE: B. Porter, J. Manstedt, J. Edstrom S.Ludi DRUM QUINTETTE T Nordstrom J. Beranek M Lynch M Clausen B. Swanson WOODWlND QUlNTETTE: M. Duey N. Schmer, P. Shanahan, P. Barry, C. Man- stedt These musicians spent many hours of practice before participating in the 1966 Class B Music Contest. But when the ratings were posted, it was evident that their time was well spent. TRUMPET TRIO: T. Holtorf, T. Anderson, B. Gibson GERMAN BAND: B. Gibson J. Meese D. Barsell T. Nordstrom R. Ward S. Randell J. Lindau DANCE BAND: N. Schmer, J. Voboril, L. Schmer, K. Meese, J. Ecklund, J. Caha. 2nd ROW: A. Snelling, H. Johnson, J. Brodahl, S. Anderson. BACK ROW: R. Holtorf, R. Poeschl, J. Valdez, M. Edstrom PEP BAND: L to R, P. Shanahan, B. Swanson, M. Lynch, A. Snelling, J. Val- dez, L. Schmer, K. Meese, J. Cana, J. Ecklund. 2nd ROW: L. Holtorf, B Lynch, D. Wageman, J. Sudik, S. Peetz, S. Meese, B. Porter, B. Hall, P. Barry R. Holtorf. BACK ROW: N. Ecklund, P. Edgar, J. Meese, H. Johnson, L. Scheu neman, D. Loukota, R. Anderson, T. Holtorf FLUTE QUAR- TETTE: L. Holtorf, S. Meese, M. Sut- ton, M. Shanahan -W Y ,, -M. 1 E 1 SK 3? Ei W .K is Q aff' CHORUS i Q5 as M .39 2 Under the direction of their new director, Mr. McCormick, the Chorus has participated in various activities during the year. This group added to the success of the Christmas Program by singing several numbers. Kennedy College requested the Chorus to sing at the Dedication Cere- mony of the college. Twenty-five members were chosen to attend the Vocal Music Clinic at Millard, January 25. In the spring the Chorus competed in the Class B District Music f ' ' . 0 0 ' fi . 1, fy fj If FQ i f? rf ' 6 7, ff P' ' E 1 f ' RON5- . Man dt. ,D, Syv rson, Dm rds, R. Earthel, P rry, B agner,QJennings, rieser, A. 'nelliqgfd 5- J. dahl, . ders , B. r. K. Per on, K. H r , K. Meese. .Swanson N. rchmeier, L Schmer. TH D ROW: Ander- ff son, . Barr , .Pes , M. Lyn , E. He eman, Jitson, P. P rson, D. Callan' .Machol , D. Barse ,R, Holtqfi, .Olsonfwl A I - D. L ers, R ard, . hoen, J. Edstro L. Holt , . Sandste . SECOND RO - E. Hrdlic . Edstro M. trom..JL . W Lllia, J. Jense .S. 1 , D. Arn . N. Ec nd, P. Swan, L. Jell k, R. L son, rlckso .l-lammond, ,. Bens .W.Pick- 1 I I rel, rdli ,Nl 9-1 on, Mr. cCorrni . FRON : S. Tayl J. He nd. B. Borrison, . Swanson, T. am ,U.,Eck- J lun .Martens K. kovick J. Caha .Slemiil-luey, N: mer, eyvwatk ,J. Douglas, J. dik, . nstedt. A 1, L . ?'! 1 i fu L D A . Effflifr Qing X . x fr - - Q3- 59 Wahoo State Bank Safety Security 8. Service Wahoo, Nebraska Iso' - GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO: S. Swanson, M. Duey, R. Anderson, B. Borreson. BACK ROW: B. Ferrara, M. Sutton, C. Manstedt, S. Sandstedt, J. Edstrom GIRLS SEXTETTE: J. Mattson, S. Lilja, N. Ecklund, I. Hrdlicka, N. Schmer, K. Meese SMALL VOCAL GROUPS GIRLS QUARTETTE: C. Manstedt, K. Meese, J. Manstedt, N. Schmer Q .1 L 5 MADRIGAL: B. Borreson, S. Swanson, M. Duey, M. Sutton, J. Edstrom, R. Anderson, S. Sandstedt. BACK ROW: C. Manstedt, R. Gibson, R. Holtorf, S. Anderson, J. Brodahl, J. Meese, B. Jennings QQ all 9 Quick: 'Q ,,, QQME v Um cyujy Sr.'mg,dl'l-fl. QM. ..aw...m3k Ll-'hCf,fU-C , I MAAA law +41 Qsfyfrwxuf Q3 .,z.ifv-kara' ggi, afwwad' D My PM9lfZb ?Mg.l,f..0w wwffifciiifcwq.-ow, 7' MIXED OCTETTE: J. Caha, J. Manstedt, B. Hall, J. Jensen. BACK ROW: W. Vfonjp' L SP QM? Erickson, B. Porter, T. Macholan, D. Barsell OVWGL vvub KL'-fvw VV-9' Q , ' Q ' FJ, also In N I ki :ix ,lfqgfy-L Vi,-G'1jZL A n., W ijvmwuk CXo'v194'a.:.J-2.3-Qlxfvuwf-QQQD 'hmaju 'Af' K-02 YC, , ' fl Ja 1- MIXED QUARTETTE: D. Barsell, U:'Q:.':9 -ffgfffoul Cfw 'M' ffl CML . r Whig L. Jelinek, B. Porter, R. Swanson Jxm F , Z 'ULJJ5 '! i 1-fi, 1-Q-Mum -if wit? -il Clif? , OLOJEQU-zjj' , CJJ1 1.153 QSM WU WQMLUQQ ofiuwa 'WEKZQSQZQTSQEEQSQMEKM 'l31e U-E-I-s Sex . Q egoupyfbiotgembiwig gfgesfi., l'eCe1Ve ne ra ll'lgS pI'0Ve 3 1' A .gJZ,w-a. .L-'-Qffrfr ,1-N4-1M?e! lgi,L,uvxlA r1- f wvrifg w'-owl L0 ue, Xi WWC-Q ' X , Y gin ff 1 ' . ' if E. Q 62b .iii iv gfgdm 3' 'QQ 55.1---fx: . S Z.. KE ki l t? ag E ERYDAY SCHOOL LIFE T WAH00 HIGH Q, Deyo prepares for G60m9'U'y CIGSS ?UfV9YS another day of typing. school building. Having fun in Phys. Ed. , Who's having more fun? The Carol, do YOUV Seniors or the Play-Schoolers? COIUFTWFIS balance? Students work diligengly in Physics Lab. Fruits of Shopwork. Sherri 84 Rick seem to be enjoying dissecting. According to the Forensic Quarterly... Students spend an active day in Art. Susan 8t Nancy doing research for debate. A busy day in Algebra Class. Jim works a difficult problem Was Chorus really that sad? Boys Home Ec. Class buys groceries. Ken prepares sauce-And now for the feast. 64 f ff 35 3 g .af 'i 'ff' -f Vguggr' A These two seem to be enjoying the dance. Oh, Gee! Did you see a ghost! Thgschool Next picture swinger. practice makes perfect. Enjoying the Spanish food. Our star quarterback! Meeting friends between classes. A Wrapped up In hrs Work, Dancing to the Chevrons. The indoor football squad. Quay . Q . Q- 1, 1' Junior Officers: President, Connie Manstedt, Vice Pres., Mike lVlilIer, Sec'y.-Treas., Ellen Hrdlicka, Student Council, Bill French, Nancy Schmer. Sophomores Officers: Pres. Dan Pestalg Vice Pres., John Brodahl, Sec'y.-Treas., Suzie Sandstedt, Student Council Ken Person. Freshman Officers: Pres., Dick Frenchg Vice Pres., Steve Trutna, Sec'y.-Treas., Linda Schmer, Student Council, Curtis Keiser. UNDERCLAS SME OFFICER P. Barvy , W. Bafsell S. Beaman ' i M. Bern , B. Bovill . M. L. Burke D. Callan J. Crisman R. Davis N. Ecklund 51.2 ' - ., .f Jamie , . ? S. Elchmeler If W. French : ' M G. Givens if 3 ' .5 S. Green -, I' f gf' S. Grieser i- l 3 44 55 A .. K if , f 5 5' R. Hammond M. Harders .SQ-IX YO V Happiness is being a Junior! B. Hedlund D. Heinernan J. Hinrichs C, Hoy E, Hrdlucka S. Jensen ' H. Johnson - J Jonas ,, QW W? f . 11. 1 A wa? Na. f W . W4 W Q3 2.3 A,,A . Lf 5 , . ,. . . gg ' 'sz 1 WV M 4733 at K. Kchloi J. Koranda A. Kratky D. Lattumer C Lehmkuhl 1. D Loukota D. Luers M Lynch C. Nlanstedt J Manstedt IOR A Christmas Dance is a poor place to concentrate on a ball game, eh, boys? C. McKlem D. Meduna D, Messe S. Meese M. Muller on ww r fb , M , .. Z. . aiu ve Q 3? ri' ' , ff ' 1 2 wi 1 f X :X ' ' 4 4? 5 aa A was E,-q .-.v ' it P z .u r. ' ew f, , x v , 4 . . W' , a i 1' 3951.2 5 BY if gin? Y 1 w 3, if W , ,Jw-f 4 45 V H f I-, 'X V N . Q vi, W , .E N X G , 5 ,yr .W S? x X S f 'g ' 'g 'ff ' Q N Q V N ! e ':', is. R EV . f - ' F 2 P r 1,5 f ' -fs M K . . , 1 Q1 S' is i if , it is f f fy? L f , -1 . o . . .F 15 Q.. K Q , is g Q . 1 ir. res 3' ' f fr. , Q.. 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E ,MNJ GA, Xyffla at ,' ,E .Z :J 1 5 ..: 'QL 549. , J .X gg , . V ' 4 .Q . 535.1 x 1: 12 1. ' ' Y, F U .ilaf in 5 ,. if- , ' ' I n A' ,','v,'.f , J a 4f,,,,4f -v a ww Z. J, vu We aww-5 1 ...W 2 R. McBride C. McClanahan J. Meese B. Monte K. Murnm B. Osborne The Freshman Home Ec. girls present IVIr. John son with the door prize at their faculty tea. Osrnera Palensky Petevson Radernacner Randelb Ruchards Roberts Rupp Scheunernan Schrner Shanahan Slama Slemun Slosser Stollenberg Ronnie seems to be enjoying his lunch in peace before the mad stampede comes. I J. Sudik B. Swanson R. Swanson D Syverson Trutna wngm No! Pictured S Readel 5 0 .QA my 1 -axis' Av-F x y A We , 4 m, ' P v . 'Tu 1, . : NX affix X -j'-2 wffil' .HL e 'gf I w 1 My X X s is s.. Q 4 1 i Q' 1- wr 'ms , 2 . x 9' 7 . in 1313.5-1 5 .Ju 3 . 5 2 K POP!! Nancy boosts team morale. F,H,A, beauties. Sleeping on the job. Susan does a cheer. ' ,lf Passing notes in English class. 1 iifggifkr lat +162-cv .MJ iqy: .J -'ff ,, Q 3 ff as 9 ' . -3 SHE if 1+-i QQ .. Q f ' in-,FA -5 - L 'iglllf N 6 '. Hl Y, k 2 if if 1' , , 'iff' - , . An ! fr. fm Having fun at 3-2-1- Blast Off Could it be test time?? Star Broiler. NOW! for our scrumptious hot lunch l?l Are you laughing or sneezing, Kenny?? Q3-215 11 J! 1 F44 -wr 41 ff? r 4 , . . , ,QA fi ' is A SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL r I Dr. Ivan Ward Kenneth Ackermann BOARD OF EDUCATION Lurine Little Derrel Ludi Archie Larson Gus Anderson 80 DONALD BUCKNELL, B.A.-M.A. Univ. of Nebr. Colorado State College Guidance Counselor, World Hist. SUSAN WOOD, B.S. Univ. of Nebr. Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice JOCELYN STROMBERG, B.A. Hastings College English, Bookkeeping KATHRYN HANSSON, B.S. Duschesne College Librarian, Biology CHARLES CARLSON, B.A.-M.A. Bethany College- Univ. of Nebr. English, Speech, Debate DENNIS KORINEK, B.S. Univ. of Nebraska Modern Problems, American History, Football 8i Golf Coach BURL GRAFF, B.S. York College Algebra, Geometry, Track Coach DEAN THIESFELD, B.A.-lVI.A. BH-L KNEBEL, BS--M-S. Peru-C0IQ, State Univ, Iowa University-Wayne State Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Advanced Math, PhYSiCS, Arts 81 Crafts Ch'-?miSffY JUDY MC ARTHUR, B.A. Hastings College Art JAMES KARLOFF, B.S. Kearney State College Phys. Ed., World Geography, Basketball Coach KENNETH JOHNSON, BS. Univ. of Nebraska English I LAIRD MCCORMICK, B.F.A. Kearney State College Instrumental Instruction Band, Vocal Groups SANDRA STOCKALL, BS. Univ. of Nebraska Home Economics MARGARET COLWELL, B.A. JOAN ALBERS, B.S. Univ. of Nebraska Physical Education LLOYD FIALA, B.S. Univ. of Nebraska Gen. Math. Algebra, Gen. Science. Freshman Football Coach Univ. of Nebraska Spanish I and ll English Il Martha Carlson shows her talent in putting on play make-up, as well as making Office B run smoothly. Taking care of custodial duties are Ed Leer and Stan Taylor. SCHOOL PERSONNEL ASSISTS AT' WAHOO HIGH Margaret Cole is a new addition to the personnel this year. Acting as the school nurse for all Wahoo Public Schools, she is kept quite busy going from one school to another to check the students' health. This seems to take a lot of time, especially when students get sick as often as Bobby Gilliam does! 84 Milo E. Svoboda Funeral Home Wahoo I 9 I Mass Wood Sponsor L Scheuneman Editor L. Holstein. Copywruters 8r Typlsts S Jensen J Ecklund R. Larson. THUNDERBIRD T FF 1 Layout Committee: C. Nlanstedt, L, Holtorf, S. Sandstedt . 1. f N1 vof'7'U' f' 1 ,mint 'W' H Business Managers: J. Trutna, S. Ludi Heading the Annual Staff, and largely responsible for its success, are Lynda Scheuneman, Editor and Linda Holstein, Asslt Editor. Miss Wood, the sponsor, contributed hours of hard Work and knowhow. The Annual Staff hopes their efforts will bring enjoyment and fond memories to the student body in years to come. 85 EMORY Jane Marie Gross September 2, 1950 November 26, 1965 There comes a time for all of us, when we must say Goodbye, But Faith and Hope and Love and Trust can never dieg Although the curtain falls at last is that a cause to grieve? The future's fairer than the past if only we believe And trust in God's eternal care. So when the Master calls Let's say that life is still more fair. Although the curtain fallsf' PON OR WAHOO LOCKER PLANT Custom Butchering, Processing, Curing SINCLAIR SERVICE Tune-Up 81 Front-End Alignment THE STATE BANK OF COLON General Banking 81 Insurance WAHOO SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASS'N. Phone 443-4047 BARTH'S APCO Phone 443-9905 or 443-3781 ADRIAN'S TEXACO Wahoo - 443-9960 WAHOO GREENHOUSE CO. Flowers for All Occasions GEORGE EGR'S RADIO 8t T.V. SERVICE Wahoo, Nebraska A. H. THEGE 81 SONS Real Estate 81 Insurance DAILEY'S CLINIC PHARMACY Phone 443-3791 GROSS FLOOR COVERING 527 No. Broadway, Wahoo JOHNSON ERICKSON ENG. COMPANY Wahoo, Nebraska WESTERN POWER 81 GAS CO. Wahoo, Nebraska IVIILLER'S BOOTERY Shoes for the Entire Family FRIENDLY FASHIONS IVIrs. Rosie Dokulil PLATTE VALLEY FOOD, INC. Quality Food Processors TORREN'S PRODUCE Wahoo, Nebraska GRIIVI'S SKELLY SERVICE Repair and Body Work IVI 84 IVI AUTO PARTS Les IVlunns WAHOO CAFE A Good Place to Eat FAIRVIEW Open All Night Always Better Buys GAIVIBLES STORE PANTORIUIVI CLEANERS 223 67th St., Wahoo FARIVIER'S UNION CO-OP OIL Wahoo, Nebraska DICK 81 JACK CHRISTENSEN CHRISTENSEN DRUG LINDLEY CLOTHING WAHOO 84 MILLARD LUCILLE'S GIFT SHOP WAHOO, NEBRASKA HOPPE PAINT CO. WAHOO, NEBRASKA JORDAN PLUMBING 81 HEATING WIRING 81 AIR-CONDITIONING JOHN DEERE-NEW HOLLAND WAHOO 443-3123 VIRGIL IMPLEMENT CO. OLIVER, FORD 81 GEHL SALES JAMES B. 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