Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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rasi'oay . -he neX °J’ Tent.h ?e£r Dois McNeily left o join a schoox at ilber, and Florence Bridg-n.on and Genevi e Murphy entered our plane. We Dropped all pilots except Miss Muir, Mr. Higgins and lass Clute, and welcomed Miss Boten, Mr. Roi a ds’ ' r' ’£ticlris -iss Hnyeart and Miss Baldwin as new instructors. ; e continued through the Eleventh Grade with B°ij!. n es except in teachers. Miss Clute, Miss Balawin, and i»iss iinyeart left us and we received Miss Pursell and Miss TeSelle in their places. During our last year of traveling, we had no change in pilots. But three members boarded our plane, they were Clar nee L mpka, Harold and Robert Spradl y. Cur nlane now stops for Commencement, Kay 23 193o; but we hope it will have enough passengers to continue further travel into higher training.

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H ’TILL As the last vestiges of our beloved school days pass frora us, we take it upon ourselves to make this last will and testament. To Mr. Kalsted and the Faculty: Our sincere appreciation for the help and guidance you have given us durinf these past four years. To no one in particular: Lewis Graf's good humor. To the Freshmen: ’That C-rl Rogers thinks of himself. To the under-classmen: All the old text books, if you will use them once in awhile. To Hr. Tntkins: All our old toys; including Noel's bass horn. To Jo Push: °elmu Gy; on son - habit of strolling in late. To Hudson Hurst: Chet Barnes’s old basket ball shoes, providing he can fill them. Tc Lloyd Dunlap: Harold Hodges' hair oil. To the 1935 Football team: T”e football speech •'Tell, there's another game today. To Mabel York: John Langley'r typing ability. IN HITNITS ’THLRLOF, we, the class of 1955, or. thi day of Hay, twenty-sixth in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and thirty-five, set our hands and seal this last will and testament. In testimony of the truth whereof, we the following have set our hands, in witness hereunto.