Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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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

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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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Junior Class Play “A LUCKY BREAK” CAST Martha Mullett.......Genevieve Olsen Nora Mullett .............lone Gibbs Elmine Ludine Smith......Ellen Dysart Benny Ketcham...........Harold Carter Abner Ketcham.............Orin Gielow Mrs. Barrett.........Martha McDougal Claudia ..................Elda Hahn Tommy Lansing .........Everett Ernst John Bruce..........Francis Ingersoll Charles Martin...........Charles Witte Jura Charente ..........Dorothy Parker Var Charente.......................Ira Watteyne Bella McWatt..........Dorothy Pilmore Alchiba Spinster... Katherine Bergman Alphecca Spinster.....Edith Cummings Spivis................Clemens Buethe Tokio ................... Royce Hendrix Chauffeur.............Chester Bowen THE STORY John Bruce, born in a little town in Connecticutt, returns, after an absence of twenty years, to build a factory for his people. The land necessary for the factory is owned by his enemy, Abner Ketcham, who refuses to sell it, and plans to convert it into a cemetery. Abner’s nephew, Benny, a “super-salesman,” undertakes to dispose of the cemetery lots by high powered salesmanship and then relaxes from his labors by playing the trombone. John secretly plans to buy up all the lots. A rumor gets abroad that he has suddenly lost his fortune in a Wall Street crash. Having fallen in love with a girl, who insists on marrying a poor man, he allows the rumor to go uncorrected. To make his supposed poverty convincing, he takes the position of clerk at the hotel. Complications begin to arise, multiplied by Uncle Abner, the hotel guests and Benny’s trombone. At the right time, however, John rises above his difficulties, puts his house in order, marries his girl and buys Uncle Abner’s cemetery on his own terms. The play ends gloriously for everybody. Page Tioenty-Five