Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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DENNY EDSTROM PREPARES fora ART CLUB MEM BERS spent much of their time deciding on fund raising projects to provide Photoemusion semigraphy, a new form of money for excursions. Art al WHS. Art Club Organized TIM HALL WORKS on his Indian portrait for the gym wall. WHS has reorganized an Art Club for students who appreciate art. Art Club gives students an opportunity to do something, to be involved in art, and to find out how art affects people in every day life. Mr. Jack Miller helped members understand the meaning behind art and provided an opportunity for trips to view professional art work. New interest in art, in part achieved through the club, created more enthusiasm in art classes. ART CLUB MEMBERS worked lo improve their ability to draw and to find meaning in what they drew. 17

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FRESHMEN PEP CLUB girls. Verna Kreizel and Carol Vermelinc, help promote spirit by putting up posters. CUPID STOLE THE day when he lined up dates for athletes during the Junior skit on Valentine's Day. Spirit Boosted SOPHOMORE GIRLS WORKED hard to produce creative and spirit boosting locker decorations. THE LAST SKIT of the year, enacted by the sophomore girls, portrayed the graduating seniors twenty years in the future. WENDY BARRY AND Eunice Hall performed a Mexican Hat Dance in the hall on Hat Day. 16

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’73 Thunderbird Has New Look Thunderbird 1973 has taken on a different look this year. Action pictures rather than the traditional posed pictures of the past have added a modernized format for the reader. In addition to supervising the annual, Mrs. Carol Duncan also instructed students in putting out the paper. Journalism class was used for both publications. Journalism class was run in a lab type situation with each student working on his own project. Career possibilities played a major role in the direction of class activities. Students learned to write and edit newspaper stories, as well as copy for the annual. Many other talents were called for in the course: headline writing, page layout, and photography. MRS. CAROL DUNCAN and Denise Dolczal work on editorials for the Chieftain. PREPARING ANOTHER SCHOOL paper for distribution arc Claire Van Norman and Suzanne Reilmajer. KEN HAVELKA. RICHARD Barry, Scott Sagert and Rick Wagner sort and staple the Chieftain. 18