Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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 He cards SEPTEMBER 4? LABOR DAY? TEey both sound vaguely familiar That a right, yc xt right. School has started and once again there are a lot of new Freshmen and conceited Seniors. Thursday night, September 21, we find ourselves Truckin', doin' the Suzy-Q, and the Lambeth T.'alk as we watch the football game in Beatrice. It seems the Cheerleaders, Fat, Pudgy, and Pidgy , alias Martha Lee Whitehead, Betty Bates, and Dot Miller, cooked up this Jitterbug Yell . It's sensationall September 29 we Journeyed to Wilber to return home defeated. October 6--College View 9--Art Exhibit 11--Glen Cunningham at 8:00 P. M. 12--Art Program 13--Peru 14---Young Citizen's Contest in Omaha with Eleanor Jacka and Chic Lang as delegates from our district 19 and 20---Nebraska High School Press Association in Lincoln and THE BRAVE Staff attending 25---Nebraska City 26 to 29---Nebraska State Teachers Association in Lincoln 28---Senior pictures taken by Mr. Haberman from Friend. As NOVEMBER goes sailing by, we see that Bethany has visited us on the third The Grade Operetta, Aunt Drusilla's Garden , held in the afternoon on the seventh and in the evening on the eighth, was a great success W e zipped down to Falls City (some of us in a truck) to the football game and to inspect the oil well Mr Haberman came on the fourteenth to take group pictures for the TOMAHAWK. Auburn's cheering fans and band came for the game on the seventeenth. The Juniors presented their play, Oh, Professorl at 8:00 P M., November 28 After we had our usual fill of turkey with all the trimrain's we ventured to pawnee to see the annual Thanksgiving Football game December 7—-Football Banquet sponsored by the Kiwanis Club 8—-Elliot James at 8:00 P. M. 14----C K. Morse spoke to Seniors 15—Sterling 18---Junior Class Party 19---Senior Dinner 21---Adams This month, January, 1940, we nad five basketball games—Pawnee, 4; V ymore, 12; Syracuse, 19; 26, Pawnee; and the 30, Humboldt. The first semester ended on the nineteenth As we were. As we are. 30

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 A'SUttba.ll Back Row B. Morrissey, C. Stratraan, L. Hutt, F. Ka-vanngh, J. McCarthy, Mr. Hatcher, B. Tucker, D. Little, J. Workman, L. Marshall, K. Powell, W. Spraaley Front Row R. Kerth, R. Piersol, D. Grell, R. Carnan, J. John so.., H. Morrissey, B. Woolsey, H. Good, E. Osterthun, R. Gleser Little Woolsey Morrissey Osterthun Carmen Johnson Grell Lettermen Good Kerth Piersol Student Managers Spradley B. Morrissey B SQUAD BASKETBALL Back Row Mr. Lev is, S. Wolf, E. Olmsted, R. Fisher, W. Meshler, D. Yoder Front Row K. Albers, H. Waterman, C. Blessing, G. Mattox K. Ernst, H. Jury Scores they Sterling 27 Adams 38 Pawnee Wymore 55 Syracuse 49 Pawnee 28 Humboldt 40 Auburn Peru Prep Falls City 50 Auburn Wilbur 55 Nebraska City 40 Tournament Falls City 47 we 12 32 19 37 36 29 30 29 21 15 31 47 31 30

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February 2---Auburn 3--Dramatics Class sponsored a One-Act Play Program 9--peru J G ,f 12--Junior G. R. Party 13--Falls City 15--Music Elimination Contest n ------Nebraska City n 23 and 24-----M-I-N-K Contest at Peru 26--Dixie Melody Masters at 11:00 A. M. 26---Aubum Here it is March and only about two months of school left. In basketball, V ilber olayed here on the 1st. The game witn College View was postponed until next year because of weather conditions. On March 6th, the South Eastern Nebraska, Cla68 A Regional Tournament started. Tecuraseh drew Falls City for t.ie tnird consecutive year. Our felloes went down on the train and almost brought home the bacon . Our local declamatory contest was held March 20, (Lois Schmidt, Eleanor Jacka, Norma June Hunt, and Martha Lee Whitehead.) AH.' March 21, the first day of soring (and it really shows uo on some of the kids, soring fever, I mean—not the itch ). Soring vacation started tne 22 to 27. Aorll 1----Uni. of Nebr. Regents Scholarship Examinations. It g II II « M II m •i 3--Declamatory Contest at Crete. Ag. Contest at Beatrice 5--District One-Act Play Contest, here 6--OR Conference, Beatrice 9--FFA Friend Party in the Evening h 12--GR Kids Party in gymnasium n i7--High School Music Program at 7:30 PM IB--Father and Son Banouet 19--District Music Contest in Auburn N 20— — — M It It 27--M-I-N-K Track Meet in Peru n,Tls the merry month of May—with all the Seniors gay.'1 The GR girls had a meeting for their mothers May 2. May 3 is the South Eastern Nebraska Track Meet at Beatrice, May 4, every Junior and Senior spruced uo and donned her formal or his best dress suit for the gala celebration, the Junior-Senior Banquet. On the 10th and 11th, the State Tract Meet was held. The annual Honors Convocation was held May 14. The Senior Play was given on the 16th and 17th. The Seniors said farewell , May 23, commencement 24, SCHOOL ENDS.'