Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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i : ■ Norman Jury Dairy Team John Putman Marvin Olsen Junior Moller F.F.A. Secretal Summer camping Kelley, Olsen Lillich, Pope Dairy Judging T A part in regu shop work. Last instruct! Dale Little Makes a hid in Babcock Testing Lillich, Pope, Smith, WoIken. Shop Team Schultz, Wolken, Ditto• Poultry Judging Team F.F.A. Boys plant several hundred trees each year. Gerald KelJey F.F.A. Treasure

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 Front How: n. waterman, B. Bates, P. Lempka, dates. D. Witlock, N. hunt, Miss Liddell. Back Row: A. Pabst, 0 . Halverstadt, M. Second Row: J. Lempka, E. Boatman, L. J. Sullivan, D. Ratliff, B. Olmsted, E. Jaoka,H. Schmidt, Q-. McCoy, D. Miller, R. Lempka, H. Wolfert, N. Lynch. As a result of tryouts held snortly after tne opening of school, twenty-two students were enrolled in the dramatics class. Early in February the group presented an evening of one-act plays. Each member of the class nad a part in one of the productions. Following are the names of the plays and their casts. Twisted Angles Mrs. King Carrie Pnyllls Beatrice Carruthers Marjorie Allen The Woman in Black Eleanor Jacka Norma June Hunt Mary Sullivan Helen Bates Genevieve McCoy Helen Wolfert Curses1 Tne Villain Is FoiledI1 Jessie Jassamlne Willie Work Mrs. Goodheart Godfrey Goodheart True Hope Blackie Blackman Lois Jean Schmidt Henry Waterman Gena Halverstadt Eldon Olmsted Patricia Lempka Dale Ratliff Elmer Janie Collier Jeanle Collier Miss Penney Elmer Collier Mrs. Collier Hubert Brown Susan Collier Fannie Belle Eula Boatman Ruth Lempka Nelda Lynch Wayne Meshier Joan Lempka Albert Pabst Dorothy June Miller Donita Witlock On April 3, Tecumseh took part in the district declamatory contest at Crete. Students wno had survived the local contest, in which thirteen students participated, represented the school as follows: Original Oratory Eleanor Jacka Dramatics Reading Norma June Hunt Oratorical Reading Lois Jean Schmidt humorous Reading Martha Lee Whitehead They were rated: Now Is The Time Good Number 3 n The Docket Good It lght Happen To ou Excellent Hr. Tuggy Drives H 1 s BuKgy Good On April 5 Tecumsen was host at the district one act play contest, in wnich nine schools, Crete, Superior, Fairoury, Geneva, Wymore, and Tecumsen, participated.Tecumseh s entry, Road into the Sun, was presented with the following cast: Carl Anne Bill Miss Jule Miss Rose Wayne Meshier Norma June Hunt Keith Jobes Gene Halverstadt Joan Lempka The play was given a rating of excellent. 26

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Yooib U Front Row: J. Johnson, L. Brldp-mon, D. Yoder 0.Mitchell, V.’. Spradley L. Frust, C. Stratman, , R. McCoy, D. McCoy, , J.Jobes, B.Morrleey Third Rov J L. Hutt, Csterthun, K. Jobes, F. Krvanagh, S. Wolf D. Grell, L. Koons, E. R. Carman, B. Parrish, Second Row: Mr. Lewis, R. Gleser, R. Fisher, K. Lang, J. Weber, I.. V olken, H.Morrisey, W. Me6hier, K. Powell, Mr. Hatcher Back Row: G. Villars, W. G. Mattox, R. Kelley, B. Por e, Jr. Moller C. Bollmeier, B. Tucker,D.Little Kerth, D. Plereol Back8: Morrissey—J. Jobes—Koons Stratman—D. McCoy—Powell R. McCoy Ends: Bridgmon—Parrish—Lanr Wolken Tackles: Fisher—Weber—K. Jobes Mattox Guards: Osterthum—Snradley Gleser--Mitchell Centers: Meehier—Yoder Scores Beatrice They 59 We 0 Wilbur 34 0 College View 25 0 Nebraska City 20 0 Bethany 0 20 Peru Prep 7 13 Falls City 33 0 Auburn 33 0 Pawnee 1? 0 A rather unsuccessful football season started at Beatrice when the Indians were out-nowered and defeated by a score of 59-0, A week later the team lost to an excellent ap-ponent by a 34-0 score. The next rame was at ho'me, against the College View eleven, and the Indians went onto the field with high hopes of victory, but were again disappointed by 25-0. At Peru however the Braves showed that they could win, and came home with a victory of 13-7. Next rame the big Nebraska City team, the first conference game, but again we missed victory by a score of 20-0. The next week the Bethany eleven challenged the Indians on the local field and that night the Indians came up the hill with a 20-0 victory under their belts. The final lap, three conference games to end the season. The Braves suffered defeat in the hands of both Falls City and Auburn, each with a score of 33-0. Rain as it would the Indians played football at Pawnee, on Thanksgiving Day, and were defeated, by 12-0, putting Tecumseh at last place in the Southeastern Nebraska Conference. 28