Wahoo High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Wahoo, NE)

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Hangin’ Out BELOW Members of the junior class turn a doorway into a convenient study area. RIGHT Terror overwhelms Tom Kunkle as he confronts J.B Ketner's Bozo Bottle of Death. ABOVE Under that wool coat and scarf, there's a beach bum just waiting for summer Ann Maly and Jane Kolterman prepare for spring. RIGHT Even when they're imprisoned in a classroom. Gina Lierman, Marnie O'Brien and Amy Tejral can still find ways to have fun. RIGHT You can always spot a freshman - they're the ones who actually study in the library. Here's Tony Barnes and Cliff Kreizel. 8

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LEFT Stacy performs the laborious task of making and developing prints. BELOW Members of the 1985-86 Yearbook Staff set up the cover photo for the yearbook at Joe Vculek's studio. Yearbook Staff Deadlines were very real for the 1985-86 yearbook staff — deadlines for layouts, deadlines for pictures and deadlines for captions and copy. The staff decided to give the yearbook a different look this year. Tool lines were added to the layouts, more creative designs were used and the cover for the '85-86 yearbook took on a different look as well. The staff found what they were looking for — a fresh look. They also questioned what it was they were trying to do. Was it to be an athletic journal, an academic record, a photo album? It was to be a time capsule, a way of recording what it was that we did during four very important years of our lives. And that is what the '85-'86 staff tried to assemble — words and pictures with a purpose. LEFT Tom makes a test print in the darkroom before printing a picture. FAR LEFT J.B. shoots pictures of a girls basketball game for his layout. 7

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LEFT It's not an overdue book, really! Todd Malousek checks with Mrs. Hansson to make sure his library card is in order. BELOW Kristine Simonson - grin and bear it! BELOW LEFT Henrik Claussen proves it's never to early to start your tan -even if it's the day before Christmas vacation. BELOW RIGHT Ever get that hungry feeling before lunch? Lisa Nozicka, Jane Cook and Henrik Claussen find that a snack makes the day go faster. When everything is said and done, when the school year is over and the books put away, it isn't so much the classes or the grades you remember — it’s the people. What would you have done without your friends who woke you up when you dozed off in English, brought you back a fritter when they went on a doughnut run, or found your research paper for you when you lost it the day it was due? They're always there to help you, whether your problem is a broken heart or a rebellious computer disk. Without your friends to help you make it through the day, things would be pretty rough.