Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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1943-4 Calendar August 30. Back to concentration camp. September 2. Honorable nn actors were iven warn reception. 15. 0. ;• it .1' groove, sponsoring ?. backwards pari' ?:-.r i.l X 17. Fcj ■ iou. ped woth c score of 12-0. October 1. Ncbv . o. a r: ■■■ sc:v.pvd to the time of 13-0. 4. Lc- ■ ' ' 1 ■ ' .er '.nod lycoum program. On 8. T-e r • • t Peru Prep, 26-0. 13. Pi ' .;iv.-n Oh' Ronald Coleman why have you - . UJ.cn that so rightfully belongs to B. v.g'i'- ■ 15. Table ' , d by Tecunseh Indians with a score of OC.7 18. I,yca,ir. ; c • t.-i, Chief Wolf Robe. Ki Yi.'! 19. Gomebcd; v, r oiled i n the auditorium today, his trial comes up ten .vow. 20. Registration :r Ration Books. Don't forget to account fer that five pounds behind the radiator. 22. Beatrice was out collecting scalps and took ours with a score of 20-0, V e don't like a monopoly on all games or do we? 28. Teacher's Convention everybody cried because they couldn't come to schoolt November 2, Ja s Oheen, after dinner speaker. Oh my dinner. 5. Cc ?ge Vi V defeated, score 40-0. 9. o- o:. 11. ...• Indians defeat Auburn Bull Dogs, 26-0. 18, : • i :cid. ifion in the Auditorium, many injured in ■0 I - . .ids, Seniors are having their pictures fcp.lv 19. Prvn • risfrated 6-0, 25-26. . n students had to be''driven out of the building th m.. l, to leave. tch, tch. 30. S'C6. mo (lyceum) v.:il.’ wonders never cease.- December 3-4. J-iric: - von. 6, Basket ' . notice. 9. Kveryb prompt at Operetta practice. 13. Portic: - ... operetta are just too eager to practice. It's just ridiculous that they're always on time.

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„p Prrrisb , anas farmer's wife, has pat.-nted a Beta Parrish .. . , , .wo ho stopper time saving; device. - from the bath tv.b. t, . , ,. r.,.. -■. 'to aasigner, has put cr. a ar- ket fnew' v 1'virV.; '• ;n take notice. It re,cable e tho clothing cf the -tr s. Janot Pope is '••11 known in th, fields of aviation. She oven ne.rr.' i a -nur• Francos is the ov ncr of a d ;de ranch in Wyoming. Betty Piorcol is a wall-known mver -irl. She has boon olocted IIis 1 chrr.ska, She also advertises Pepsodcnt. Betty Goob'-r i3 a reporter for the Hew York 7imps. Donna Johns on is livi. •» ; ciiy .. nine ton D. C. Her husband is a « rr-ior from He ora s a. They mve twin daughters. Jennie 21 •' i s, taking a short r . r-vm her secretarial position for . i o firm. Ardis Epi. ■ ' i i ' Droudy, the women farmers, h v« stated in a wi. ' : • .i journal that they have devel- oped a new typ - o -i - sietir.g corn. Ellinor Suhr . . i:.ic3ioijiry in India. Wilma Thompson. Opal Iruv rv, and Maud Parrish arc perhaps the In si but no • art successful ones of tho class. They mado tho now tyr i i od, vho Aston, internationally known b$r living on it ? r over two months. With this, I came to ny censes and resumed ray journey through the building. However, 1 wan happy to hear theso fine things about my classmates of '44.

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16. Operate •-• when 18. Faculty party. 20. Sr. Dir , r , boy! how v.e can pack way the food. 21. G. R. ar hii jack in the groove, aren't they? 22. A stamps ;.e c -hers attended Christens treat down town—nov the ...ghtu know better than that! 23. Christ ins vacation -oh Happy Day! 'January 3, Everybody back xo 'chool and on time! 6. Parents o'1 football boys wore given a dinner. 14. Everybody smiling ov.r semester exams—make sane, more coffee! 28. The weather is grand—nobody ever throws a snowball. February 8. Sophomores had e prrty. They're a trifle young but they reed experience 16—18. Jobs' lemv TbU’v.or ■.nt 22. Chr rv, :• t: • i-d all the boys look so dreamy eyec e . tenut • -;v : sru? 23. K • Thins— hov ' rresti- (yawn) 24. Ser . . 1.: . . i.cu t. ir pockets turned inside o r ••class .-lc hires rrived. March 1-4. Dist-ric . cat. 7. Music a . 9-10. State '. 13. Lt. Wry re b iue geve an interesting speech. 24. Another Facul ' Pnrty? 28. Band Clinic 31. Grade School operetta—great success. April 5. The Potters (in i ere sting) 6-10. Easter vacation—e erybody cried again. 11. Mad rush to get back to school. 14. Music Contest—gee, School was dead today. 21. Dance?—so the tell me? 25. Jr. and Sr. Banquet, overbody all a-twitter, does my ankle show! 29. Faculty Purty—very i:.t-n t sting! May 5. T Club Dance 8. Se-ii ors are walking areur-.cl crain with their pockets inc 'i cut. Thcv hr.' to p r for their caps and gowns. 10. Seniors arc ki s the ; ekers goodbye—the last day of sc nool for them. 11-12. Sorj..»- ?- y, fov-g April 14. 3ac-sl' .rr -.ito, 18. Cc -mo-uor.t—Ignorance is bliss and are we happy! 19, it's all over now!