Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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Benediction May the lord bless us in our work and in our play and grant us the peace and joy that comes through service for others and fellowship with Jesus Christ. Calendar Regular meetings were held, with special meetings such as Christmas party, Valentine party, Easter Service and the organization of Hospital Aid3. Members Bernice Allen, Cody Anderson, Marjorie Broady, Anna Belle Buethe, Ruby Buethe, Bottv Buers c.t;a, Barbara Bush, Virginia Cawley, Elizabeth Clineburg, Barbara Dafoe, Wanda Dirks, Alice Ditto, Kathleen Drake, Are-3 Spicy, J , r P »fcty Gobber, Frances Grof, fc.dolin3 Huston L-or '.r Oohnson, ::a ;.ent. Rose Marie Kerner, leela , % ;3 ’ !Tcru-a Marshall, Marilyn Miller, donnao Koll-r: •! ■ • .. .iarrissoy, Donna Belle Muncy, T.resia McLaughlin, Dor ly ITordmoyer, Wilma Pabst Sheppard, Reta Parrish, Botey Piorsol, Elaine Ribleman, Janet Sherman, Marjorie Car rman. Jernv SI ad o.nsa Stewart, Lois Jean Stinson, r.ita Stull, El dorr. • 3. , Jean Swan, Wilma Thompson, Betty Tucker, Marjorie Tucker, Julia Ann Wagner, Donna Jean Wendell, Mnry Whi rry, Georgia Workman, Lois Workman, Barbara Wyant.

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girl reserves Officers President Vice President Secretary-Treasuet Progra'i r i rinan Music Che-irnun Service Chairman Finance Chairman Social Chairman Sponsor Marjorie Sherman E]na Kent Jennie Sladf Norma lit') l ft Donna Jeon Wendell Marjorie Ticker Frances Gref Eldorna Sv as Madeline Huiton Miss Holder. Originally Bonita Iieuke v as Secretary and Georgia Workman Music Chairman, but due to their Secretarial positions they resigned their offices. Purpose To find and give the best Slogan To face life squarely Code As a Girl Reserve I will try to be s Gracious in manner Impartial in judgement Ready for servi-e Lo'.al to friends Ri aching toward the best Earnt s+ i p . pose Seeir le beautiful Eag ) . r knowledge Revel .t to God Victorious ov. r sel ' Ever dependable Sincere at all times

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hospital aides Due to the shortage of nurse? in the Tecumseh Hospital, seventeen high school Girl Reserves have offered their services free to the hospital. Tip.? organization is under the supervision cf Dr. J. A L.ns. r- 1 r Kiechel Sr. and Miss iiaude Holden. The uniforms are light it;, pa . .. - c.r.J wate blouses. The girls work in pairs usual 1 ■ two three nours every night after school or as long as they are needed. There are also girls wcrkii.g on r i • ’ 3 ? ' mornings. The dutd .-3 of ■' g:- • ••?. » They are ejected to do just r. , ... , - . 1th a few tcoptions but vd th the s« e j n .s . :al a'; :Je This projco s beon carried ... for five T eoks and continues througl o .1 the sujar.o ■ for those who dcsi ro to doso In appreciation for the services these g rls reader t ho hospital provides £ho girls’ breakfast ?r supper do p aiding on the hour they work. The Hospital Aides are , ‘iadelino Huston, Donita Stull, Marjorie Sherman, Mc.rjori Tucker, Eldonna Swan, Janet Sherman Barbara Bush, Lois Workmen, Virginia Cawley, Betty Buer-stetta, Joan Swan, Locada Johnson, Elaine Rubelmun, Mor y 7 herry., Marilyn Miller, Elizabeth Clineberg, and Frances Gn£ Several of the girls are planning on taking nurses trailing after sbhool andhping to join the Cadet Nurso Corps. Applications have been submitted to state and out of state hospitals.