Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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ClASS PROPHECY Recently I returned to ctir old stamping grounds at the local high .-school e iu wr-ccrur. •;o £' r.l the cld high school build; r.g shill Tile walk1ng -. r tho corridor, I t ' v,'?'.r -.a ' -.38 I by a he v . . •;«- t'.iat fell fror the .-i . ng 1 r „ • a ard she class pictur. l'.'V- v Ik r- to ■; ; + . 9 1 44... You would-- t erman and hen., ? and Costello : . 4 out Keith .beath-nave e l.».ced v.ic comedy team Abbott Marvin I'., a vacation f’ ■ • i o-- '.ding ring while on Bob Bates when it became of that arch name in all the big papers tnc .lorticiun who look care Keith T.'ng: er rict, has go :;en boof. r- n farmer Y : cm the Graf dict-• : 0 :.no '-Tcrid-s Fair for lus baby The Dale Sprrdicy is the owner el 'he ' lives in Salt Lake Cj r.y, Dalo -.. g Lumber yard in Salt Lake City. Anthony Komar r id .’.-orily lives on a ranch in western Nebraska. Tony raises pu-ebred Hereford cattle. Lester ’r.n-r is the manager of an airplane manufacturing company in Pei.roit, lh.chi.gnn. The newly-elected speaker in the House of Rcprescntatiwes is Bill Abbott, Mervin Radevncb ir and wife were in town bringing their home grown gocV from their farm. Georgia To-i.. tn, vice -president in charge of all secretaries for the • . •• Company. wa ■ in tovn vi siting her parents over the . . en ’. Lorain Stu , „. 11-known success-r to Frank Sinatra, is to be here .. - , give no heme town girls a chance to swoon in the aisles.

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The 10th year at sea wo didn't get any more seamen but we did gain a new Commander—Miss Carmen Muir. In our 11th year out. Miss Muir stayed in command and Wilma Thompson joined our crew. Miss Boten took command of our last year out and steored us safely into port with the addition of two new crew members, Janet Pope and Ellinor Suhr. So ends the history of the good ship '44 with a grand total of 45 crewmen. We extend our sincere thanks to all of our seeing us through our long journey. teachers for

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 C.P.O.'s Robert Good, Kenneth Williams and Petty Officer James Stover hove written hone that they are now stationed on the ,rU. S. S. Nebraska. Robert Wilhelm li -'os in a small town in Pennsylvania. He is just retur- ■ 1 to his family after his day’s work in the coal mine..-,. Donito. Stull • n actress in Hollywood, well known for her jokes. Charles Kavan- gk, local manager of the Jerpc plant, has announced the sfv . or:; , of 60 car loads of eggs that v ill soon be on their o.y ;o l.o cracking plant. Eldonna Swan has :contly started a new character in the comic strips that nno been said will replace the woil-knovm Bumsteads. It is further stated that the strip is a story of her life, Marjorie Snerman and Donna Jean Wendell, the famous women chemi is, havo announced tho isolation of the common cold germ in their DuPont Laboratories. Betty Tucker, a New York City model and dosigner, has designed a :iow hat that has the whole world in a rage. Marjorio Ticker and husband arc famous opera stars. Cody Anderson and Teresia McLaughlin havo pooled their resources and now havo a nationally known clubhouse on the outskirts of Tec i-.,oh. Bonita Hcukc has returned to her duties in Washington D.C. after a she; h re between sessions in Congress. Wilma Pnbst -c and her husband aro tho rv ore of a large citrus i i i .-nhard in Florida. Their orchard is famous for the la:;col grapefruit grown in Florida. Elna Kent and Norua Stewart have completed a book that is now the book of t; . month. It concerns their trip to the restored part of Cline.. All the clothes purchased by the wealthy women of 1954 must bo designed by Maxine Soclanan. Maxine lives in New York City and has studied in Paris.