Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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Editor............ Editor ........... Business Manager Classes .......... Organizations Athletics ......... Girls’ Athletics... Snaps ............ Jokes............. Calendar ......... Art .............. Art .............. Seniors ...... Advertising ...... Advertising....... Class Will......... Class History..... Class Prophecy ... The Staff ...........................Madonna Anderson ...............................Judson Douglas ..............................Willis Gariss ..............................Eleanor Peters ................................Doris Jacka ...............................Leslie Little .............................Wilma Morrissey ................................Velma Kleine ...............................Frances Bates .............................Rosaleta Nestor .................................Ruth Durst ................................Chris Mathis .........................Catherine Costello .................................Jake Keim ...............................Hubert Halsted ................................Laura Rigg ..............................Willis Davison ..............................Dorothy Curtis Nina Estes Page Twenty-Three

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19 THE TOMAHAWK 29 Class History The Class of 1929 presents “Tecumseh High’s Finest Class”:—an historical drama in thirteen reels. Reel One—The story opens in the year 1916 under the direction of Miss Katherine Gamble with the following assuming parts: Oleta Fink, Jake Keim, Helen Cochran, Dorothy Curtis, Willis Gariss, and Willis Davison. Reel Two—The cast remains the same with Miss Mabel Campbell wielding the megaphone. Reel Three—Lawrence Bates and Chris Mathis were added to the cast and Miss Edith Stewart took over the directing. Reel Four—Verna Hayward joined the cast and Lawrence Bates withdrew. Miss Gertrude Easton proved a worthy successor to Miss Stewart. Reel Five—Under the co-direction of Miss Hazel Reeves and Miss Boyd the cast was enlarged to include Velma Kleine, Ro aleta Nestor and Dale Goosman. Reel Six—Doloris McAuliffe and Judson Douglas became members. Miss Mayme Miller was the director. Reel Seven—Miss Clara Linn and Miss Helen Dohner directed this episode. Laura Rigg and Frances Bates took roles. Reel Eight—Milton Grosse was assigned a part and Miss Bush was in charge. Reel Nine—The cast was unchanged. Miss Sandusky directed this critical reel. Reel Ten—The production became greater. Many new actors entered the cast: Madonna Anderson, Dale Goosman, Catherine Costello, Bernice Jacka, Doris Jacka, Leslie Little, Francis Morrissey. Lawrence Bates, Ralph Blue, Ruth Durst, Nina Estes, William Fuller, Ivan Lamb. Miss Erma Maddux, sponsored the production. Reel Eleven—Miss Helen Stebbins directed. Helen Burch and Wilma Mor-risey assumed parts. Reel Twelve—Miss Bertha Enyeart had charge of the megaphone, Frances Murphy, Eleanor Peters, Erma Epley, Mayme Whitman, Raymond Bates and Agnes Cooney put on make-up with us. Reel Thirteen—The final reel in the production called for the help of Hubert Halsted, Lauren Erickson, Norman Mcllravy, and Wesley Walter. The story closed in 1929, with Mr. Halsted directing the cast of forty-one featured players. Pacte Twenty-Two

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AJUi Genevieve Olsen Arthur Boyer Maxine Ovenden Juniors President............... Vice-President.......... Secretary and Treasurer Beckmann, Katharine Bergman, Katherine Bentley, Donald Bowen, Chester Boyer, Arthur Buerstetta, Charles Buethe, Clemens Campbell, Keith Carter, Harold Cummings, Edith Douglas, Munson Doolittle, Max Dwinell, Leonard Dysart, Ellen Ernst, Everett Fisher, Irene Garnet, Charles Gates, Frances Gibbs, lone Gielow, Orin Goddard, Irvin Greene, Mary Hahn, Elda Harris, Eileen Hays, Evelyn Hedges, Hazel Hendrix, Royce Howarth, Margaret Ingersoll, Francis Kavanagh, Edward Keim, Dorothy Koons, Myrna Langley, Helen McDougal, Martha Mommens, Irene Miner, Evelyn Morrissey, Forrest Morrissey, Irene Olsen, Genevieve Ovenden, Maxine Packwood, Stanis Parker, Dorothy Philpot, Dale Pilmore, Dorothy Pilmore, Lucile Ragon, Elmer Rowand, Charles Shaughnessy, Mary Seward, Stella Spradley, Jessie Watteyne, Harold Watteyne, Ira Weckwerth, Walter Whitehead, Roscoe Wilkins, Woodrow Witte, Charles Wolfert, Dorothy York, Everett Page Twenty-Four