Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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Pep Club Back Row K. Little, P. Sapp, R. Bray, D. Minner, W. Jacka, E. Jacka, R. Lempka, C. Jones Middle Row H. Eates, Miss Pierson, D. Schmidt — “ p ront Row D. Whitlock, P. Baird, G. Halverstadt, B. Bates, M. Whitehead, D. Miller, P. Lempka,J. Peldhousen, J. Lempka

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(Btrl Reserves Front How A. herner, B. Van Winkle, B. nademacher, D. Parrish, D. Clineburg, M. Slagle, B. Evans, L. Baum, V. Ellers, r. McAuliffe, A. Marshall, A. Baum, B. Lyell, M. Lafoe Second How Mrs. hervey, I. Dirkson, P. Clineburg, G. Murphy, B. Boatman, R. Weakland, E. Boatman, P. Lerpka, D. V hitlock, 1.1. Whitehead, K. Hunt, B. Bates, I). Miller, V. Wade, C. Workman, J. Lempka, P. Baird, C. Jones, A. Idler M. Bates, D. Davis, Visa Boten Third Row Miss Muir, D. Schmidt, L. Wade, D. Osterthun P. Sapp, M. Gobber, D. lledres, G. Borrenpohl R. Bray, L. Taylor, J. Feldhousen, V. Baum, L. Buethe, L. Kerth, G. McCoy, G. Kalver-stadt, R. Lenpka, H. Bates, M. Little, Z. Vahoney, C. Pinchert Fourth Row N. Lynch, D. Minner, L. Schmidt, D. Wolf, I. Lane, E. Proch-ineier, W. J.cka, E. Jncka, M. Moller, L. McAuliffe, K. Buethe, J. Lichols, L. Morrissey, M. Sullivan, T. Mayfielc, H. Wolfert, J. Aitken, D. Pinchcit, P. Mahoney, D. Mattox THE OFFICERS Helen Bates-Pre8ident Joan Lempka-Vlce President Nelda Lynch- Secretary Dorothea Plnckert-Treasurer Eleanor Jaoka- Program Chairman Oevevleve Borrenpohl- Flnanoe Chairman Doris Hedges- Social Chairman Loretta Taylor-Muslc Chairman Virginia Wade-Publlclty Chairman Junior Program Chalrman- Laura Blough Junior Finance Chalrman- Dora Cllneburg J u n 1 o r Social Chairman-Ila Laue J u n 1 o r Music Chalrman-Joan Aitken Advlsers-Mlss Boten,Mre. Hervey, Miss Muir CODE R e serve I will try to be Gracious In manner I m p a rtlal In Judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Ear n e s t In purpose S eelng the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Vlctorous over self Everdependable Slnoere at all times THE YEAR Pajama Party Candy Sale Date Party Cabinet Dinners Thanksgiving Service Cookie Sale Mrs. Llttle-The Fair Christmas Pageant Valentine Party 15

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G.7UI. Soon after school began In September 1939, a meeting of all girls who wished to belong to GAA, was held. About 61 girls enrolled. Officers were elected:: Betty Bates President Patty Baird Secretary Miss Smith Sponsor GAA girls are not allowed to compete with other schools and retain their privilege of earning awards, so they have to content themselves with Inter-class games. When the weather permits, games of soft-ball are played down on the recreation ground behind the school house. During the cold weather, however, basketball and volleyball are played In the gymnasium. At different times during the warm weather hikes were conducted Into the country. On February 13, the Senior High GAA defeated the eighth graders In a game of basket ball, 12-2. In order to win an award, a GAA girl must keep training rules for three eight week periods, participate In various organized and unorganized activities, and attend a required number of classes. The first year or local award Is diamond shaped with the letter GAA on It. The second local Is a large TH, while the last two are called first and second state awards. The first state award Is In the form of a triangle, and the second Is attached to the first making It a st-r. The last two awards are In University colors, red and white. Front Row: P. Cllneburg, D. Murphy, V. Wade, Wade, I. Laue, T. Masur, C. Workman, R. A. Marshall, M. Ellers, D. Cllneburg, D. Lempka, J. Lempka, M. Whitehead. Hedges, G. Borrenpohl, D. Parrish, P. Baird, B. Bates, P. Lempka, A. Farley, Miss Smith Back Row: B. Evens, B. Rademacher, D. Miller, H. Wolfert, M. Sullivan, W. Jaoka, E. Jacka, Second Row: A. Morrissey, A. Kerner, N. B. Van Winkle, D. Mattox, L. Morrissey, J. Lynch, D. Osterthun, M. Little, P. Masur, L. Altken, C . Jones, Z. Mahoney