Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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3riSSBt±E t ft: w V V V V V V V V V V VI VI V V V V V V 0 Charles Kelley— Why should I more knowledge gain, .. when it only gives me pain'’ Walter Wolfert— An alibi is like a jewsharp. You can have the best there is and who wants to hear it 5 John Greene— Ne’er a serious thought had he, all nature to him was full of glee. Gwendolyn Curtis— I say what I mean and know what I think. Glen Vantine— Sometimes I sit and think, and other times I just sit.

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 I-y • ' I V V V V V V V V V V V V V V .L ; r -- , l t . J, . . i ■ um 01 , 3? HIJiTC2T We boarded the good shin ''Class of 3? and pulled anchor'for the first course of our trip in the year 19'3- The ere ' consisted of seven Berbers: D netta Fachtlgall. Lloyd Duolao, 3111 Barnes John Pope, Gwendolyn Curtig John Greene, and Hudson Hurst. The crew's ambition as to steer their craft through to tho year 1936. Twelve stops were all that were to be made. The ship's Commodore on the first part of the trip •as Miss Graves, who safely brought tho ship to anchor in Port of 2U . Hero Walter Wolfert and Margaret Ellen Jobes came aboard and anchor was lifted again for the d’ ip to gat under way for thesecond lap of the trio under the leadership of Hi ssCompbell. At the next y rt. anchor was droppod just long enough to porrit Josephine 3ush and Gene W-.itehead to como aboard and then we sailed onward under the leadership of Miss Young to bo taken ovor by Miss MeDougal at the end of her command. However, before o started on that course of our journey, a new recruit came aboard, Mabel York. And so we sailed on with Miss McDoural with quiet, ploasing results. On the fourth lap of our voyage Miss Elarrigan took the helm end we again have two new rookies. They were C-ennette Gore and Carlos Peok. And then e sailed along the fourth course swiftly and with very little trouble except that at the end of the year we lost Genette Gore and Carlos Peek fco wero to sail along a parallel course. The command of the shin was then shifted from Miss Elanniran to Miss Sweasy, and Dorcas Mahaffy and Kenneth Seward came aboard bofore wo lifted anchor for tho fifth lao of the trip. And so in 1929 we wore ready to start on tho second half of tho voyage. Hero Miss Evans became our new shin master and it took us but a shirt tire to cover this course of our .Journey.