Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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PATTY LINDLEY AND Debbie STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER FOR the Thunderbird this year, Jeff Herbener, loads the Christensen decide on captions for their pic- camera to get ready to take more pictures. tures. FRESHMEN GIRLS CUT, sort, and identify individual pictures for the class section of the annual. SCOTT SAGERT PUTS the finishing touches on his football pages. Producing the finished product required close, careful work. NANCY STEWART TYPES finished copy for the Thunderbird. 19

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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

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FHA MEMBERS DISCUSS plans for State Convention. Members in the foreground are Deb Peterson, Sandy Rogers, Suzanne Rcitmajer, Marla Gerdts, and Carla Anderson. FHA Holds Annual Family Night Activities have abounded for the energetic FHAers this year. Money making was the first major necessity of the year. Girls gained money by selling Christmas ornaments and a variety of household items. FHA’s sponsor, Mrs. Rhonda Carritt, and FFIA members were proud of Debbie Peterson when she won first place in the Creed Speaking Contest at District Convention in Fremont. Pleasure also played a role in the year’s activities. Family night was held for the girls' parents. The members prepared the food and helped with the entertainment. Valentine’s Day was not passed by this year as the FHA members picked Valentine sweethearts and during the week just before Valentine’s Day secretly put candy in their locker. Then, to top it all off they had a party and exchanged gifts with their sweethearts. A cake raffle was held at halftime during the Blair basketball game. Each member baked a cake which was then raffled off. Sadie Hawkins was held March 24 with the “Country Dudes” playing. FHA had a very successful year as far as finances and group cooperation went. The future looks bright for WHS’s Future Homemakers of America. DEBBIE PETERSON WON first place in the Creed Speaking contest at District Convention in Fremont. 20