Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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CLASS PLAYS rrThe Four Flusher Presented by the Junior Class of 1928. CAST Jerry Dean ........................................... Evangeline Gay ....................................... Horace Riggs.......................................... Andy Whittaker........................................ Mrs. Dwight Allen..................................... June Allen ........................................... Dr. Giles Faraday..................................... P. J. Hannerton....................................... Robert Riggs.......................................... Newsboy............................................... Ira Whittaker......................................... Mr. Rogers............................................ Mr. Gateson........................................... The maid.............................................. .Catherine Costello .... Eleanore Peters ... Leonard Dwinell ...Raymond Bates ... .Rosaleta Nestor Madonna Anderson ....Dale Goosman .....Arthur Boyer ........Jake Keim . .Bernard Sullivan ....William Fuller ... Charles Rowand .Francis Morriessey .....Velma Kleine SYNOPSIS ACT 1. Riggs’ Shoe Store. Taunton. New York. ACT 11. The home of the Allens—a few weeks later. ACT III. The same as act one. The next morning. rSmilin' Through Kathleen Dungannon is in love with Kenneth Wayne, but her ageing and stubborn uncle, John Carteret, having taken an oath that no one of his line shall ever wed a Wayne, forbids their marriage. Pressed for an explanation of his seemingly unreasonable prejudice, he begins the story of something that happened fifty years before. There is a flash back to the period in which Carteret and one Jeremiah Wayne were in love with Moonyeen Clare. She chose Carteret, and Wayne becoming wildly jealous forced his way into the heme the night of the wedding and. shooting at Carterest, accidentally killed Moonyeen as she jumped in front of her lover. Remembering this. Carteret continues Arm opposition to the modern romance until the spirits of Moonyeen Clare and Sarah Wayne, mother of Kenneth, get a message across from the other world, softening his stubborn heart. CAST Sarah Wayne..................................................Ruth Durst Mary Clare.............................................Madonna Anderson John Carteret............................................William Fuller Owen Harding......................................................Leonard Dwinell Ellen .......................................................Oleta Fink Kathleen Dungannon.....................................Catherine Costello Willie Ainley.......................................................Chris Mathis Kenneth Wayne ...............................................Jake Keim Guests—Wilma Morrissey, Eleanor Peters, Nina Estes. Leslie Little, Ivan Lamb, Judson Douglas. Page Nineteen

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HELEN MAE COCHRAN Come, my friends. ’Tis not too late to seek a newer world. Glee Club 1. 2. 4; Orchestra 1. 3; Operetta 1. 2; Girls’ Athletics 1, 2; Music Contest 1. ERMA EPLEY Her eyes as stars of Twilight fair. Like Twilight’s too. her dusky hair. Glee Club 1. 2; Chorus 3. 4; G. R. 3. 4; G. Ath. 1. 2. 3. 4; Basket Ball Captain 4; Secretary 2. LAUREN ERICKSON Full well they laughed with counterfeit glee At all his Jokes, for many a Joke had he.” Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4; Hl-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Music Contest 3. 4. WESLEY WALTER A kinder gentleman treads not the earth. Junior Play; Glee Club; Orchestra 4; Hi-Y 4; Operetta 1; Track 4. LESLIE LITTLE A mind at peace with all below— A heart whose love is innocent. Glee Club 2. 3; Track 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff: Football 4: Secretary-Treasurer 2; Chorus 1. 2. Page Eighteen

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19 the Tomahawk 29 Class Will To Mr. Halsted:—Our appreciation of his help through our four years of high schcol, and the high ideals he has held before us. To the Faculty:—Our sincere respect and admiration. To the Juniors:—All of the back seats and the Senior’s superiority. To the Student Body:—All of our good old T. H. S. spirit; our places on the honor roll; our class loyalty to the old school. To Art B:—All of Dorothy’s old gum, wherever it may be found. To Ira W:—All of Judson’s argumentative ability. To Lawrence:—Norman’s voice. To Francis Ingersoll:—Bill Fuller’s world famous laugh. To Margaret Hunter:—Rosaleta’s dramatic personality. To Katherine Beckmann:—Helen Mae’s carefree ways, and habits of strolling in late. To Max Doolittle:—Madonna’s knowledge. To Stanis Packwood:—Jake’s grin. To Genevieve:—Olita’s personality. To “Pete” Kleine:—Chris’s Speech. To Irene Hahn:—Wilma’s position as a basketball star. To Leonard Burlington:—Ivan’s height. To Harold Carter:—Dale’s place in the orchestra as a trombone player. To Art B:—Lawrence Bates’ “way with the teachers.” To Woodrow W:—Leonard Dwinell's hair oil. To Wesley Collins:—Bill Fuller’s stature. To this our last will and testament, do we, the Class of MCMXXIX believing ourselves to be in full possession of whatever sediment we may regard as brains, hereby set our hand and official seal. Witness our hands, (SEAL) PRESIDENT HOOVER, BERTHA ENYEART. Page Twenty