Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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The class of 1955 lay before me. Among the jumbled pieces of many sizes and shapes I searched for a beginning. A corner piece with Kiss Plough's name, the lower border pieces with the names; Bernice, Kinston, Fawn, '.’ alter, Eunice, Keith Jones, Arnold, Virginia, and Robert Curtis and a second corner piece with Kindergarten 1920 completed the first row. In the next row Ruth Rosakrans fitted in and slightly larger pieces of einiliar shape with Miss Young, Kirs Burnham, Miss Graf, and Kiss Killer formed the nert five rows. The sixth grade row contained the seme pieces with Miss Ev ns in the key position. In the last one Virginia Pilmore's piece did not fit but a new one, Dorothy Peek, completed the row. In the next row Keith Jones' piece would not fit, but Frank Goodmsn's and. Miss Bush finished the row. The next row was difficult. Keith's name fitted in again, but Dorothy Peek's didn’t. Miriam and Thelma with Kiss Sandusky appeared as new pieces in this row. In the 1929-30 row many new pieces were with difficulty fitted together. The new ones in this row were Albertina, Dorothy Roberts, Holland, Avorelle, Beth, Mary Margaret, Aileen, Phyllis, Nellie May, David, Owen, Charles, Robert Morrissey, Leora, Helen, Elizabeth' Sears, Hilda. Dorothy Peek's piece fitted in again in this row. Kiss Lakeman

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and Hiss Felber, the leadc: s i’cr the year, were replaced in the tenth grade row by Miss Boten. In the next row Hiss Muir, Frederic Kiechel, Leveta dnd Vale da lino;: were new pieces. Rapidly, then, the top border tell into place. It included Ileith Bates, iSru?., Doris, Virginia, and Miss Boten. The puzzle was complete. The class of 1933 was finished. As we turned from it we hope that those who form other puzzles will find the enjoyment that the class of 1935 found. Eunice Bergman