Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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THE SCALPERS The Scalpers, more commonly known as the Pop Club, has as its purpose to create more pep among the student body and to always stand behind our team. Our sponsor ' s Kiss Wimmor, and our officers ares president, Madeline Huston; vice president, Elna Kent; secretary and treasurer, Jennie Slade. Any ginl from th : ninth to the twelfth grade, inclusive, may be a member of o p Club. Black skirts end ;hitc sweaters were the uniforms for this year. A constitution was drawn up in which the different rules and regulations were stated. To be a cheerleader, a girl must have boon a member of Pep Club for at least one semester. With the addition of our new constitution, we believe The Scalpers will bo an oven greater success in the yoars to come.

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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!

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CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of the cla--- of 1944, considering ourselves in right nind, aaa sc. • r, uo hereby will, devise, and bequeath our last possessions by the following beneficiaries to wits , • To the faculty we ouve To the Freshmen, we leave nothing but three years hard ,-work and our sympathy. ,'-ro wore young once tool To all posterity we ledte our orass picture to be hung in the hall To Paul Bur-y ss—Pieth i Lr To llarylyn 5 liteness To Richard Leon lmie 8?c'.ucys«: attc‘ndance To Delores hr.pp-.- Rate's eiupty seat at the reading table To Donna Belle v- Stull's -1ok',s To Barde Russe :ii'h rd’s aWUtr to ballet ... . - v -rv r. ivaAeInuLohe , s Imp. e-? lashes To Norma Marshs l - - :G v To Elaine Rubleaan-1 Tuok ?, S Biako”uP kit To WiUard Eaup eie- - B°6irmers olass lonves an ear trumpet To Verna Bello R fl-ure To Lore' ia Fisher—Betty Hotter Trva To the Staley twins- '-etn ' hc oar'f f rue