Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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DRAMATICS Coach....Miss Mary Harr THE FINGER OF GOD Strickland..................Donald Artz Benson........................Merl Peek A Girl.............Eunice Bergman “POT BOILERS Alice Pinicles Seed............ ...............Dorothea Pilmore M iss Wouldby...............Laura Baum Mr. Ivory....................Carl Erickson Mr. Ruler.................Gilbert Floerke Miss Ivory..........Eithel Tucker Mr. Inkwell.....Lawrence Germain Mrs. Pencil...........Irene Hahn “THE FLORIST SHOP” Maud..............Dorothy Wolfert Mr. Slovsky.....Lawrence Germain Miss Wells..................Ellen Schlange Mr. Jackson...............Gilbert Floerke Henry........................Owen Gibbs “THE MAKER OF DREAMS Pierrot.............................Owen Gibbs Pierrette..........................Leona Miller The Maker of Dreams............. ..................Stella Seward “TWO CROOKS AND A LADY” Mrs. Simms-Vane....Virginia Muncy Lucille............Margaret Hunter Miller, the Hawk.....Wayne Jewell Mrs. Jones......Maurine Thompson Policeman.............Alvin Story Garrity.............Willard Russel “FIAT LUX Azariah.....................Donald Artz Father Ambrose................Merl Peek Nellie..............Frances Ribbs Soldier...............Clyde White The Waits..............Owen Gibbs, Harry Robb, Marjory Mead, Frances Baty. “DUST OF THE ROAD” Peter Steele....Lawrence Germain Prudence Steele....Virginia Muncy An Old Man...................Carl Erickson The Tramp.............Donald Artz L„ Page 29

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 -sg' -■ -ji tfriftr T- DEBATING Coach—Mr. L. R. Richards The subject chosen for the Nebraska Debating League contests during the present school year was: “Resolved: that nations should disarm except for those forces necessary for police purposes.” The following teams were chosen. Affirmative Negative Ellen Schlange Virginia Westwood Irene Hahn Miriam Rutler Lawrence Germain Alternates Kenneth Hamel Margaret Hunter Practice debates were held with Beatrice and Syracuse. SCHEDULE Tecumseh Negative 0 vs. Syracuse Affirmative 1. Tecumseh Negative 1 vs. Sterling Affirmative 2. Tecumseh Negative 0 vs. Humboldt Affirmative 3. Tecumseh Affirmative 1 vs. Pawnee City Negative 0. Tecumseh Affirmative 1 vs. Nebraska City Negative 2. Tecumseh Affirmative 1 vs. Peru Negative 0. Tecumseh Affirmative 2 vs. Auburn Negative 1. Page 28

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 GIRLS’ RESERVES OFFICERS President.............Lois Ovenden Vice President........Eithel Tucker Secretary.............Dorothy Peek Treasurer... Katherine F'itzsimmons General Adviser....................... Program...........Virginia Muncy Finance.........................Fawn Klein Service.......................Almeta Ernst Publicity.........Ruth Rosakrans Miss Bertha Enyeart PURPOSE To find and give the best; to promote Christian living among the girls; to raise the social and moral standards of the girls; and to serve the community in which we live. SLOGAN To face life squarely. THE YEAR The Club has done some splendid work this year. At the beginning of the year the Program committee made out a program for the year, carrying out as their theme, an airplane flight. The big project of the year was the Festival of the Nations. The Club was divided into five groups, each carrying out the customs, and manners of their particular country. Other important meetings were the Mother’s Night, and the annual Banquet. Nineteen girls represented the dub at the South-eastern Nebraska Girl’s Reserves Conference at Lincoln on February 27 and 28. Page 30