Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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JUIIIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Vf; ere are all the girls going in their long and flowing gowns and the boys in new suits? The Junior-Senior banquet? Oh, yes, how well we will remember that gala night vhen we the Seniors of 44 were so royally entertained by this years' Juniors. The banquet took place in a dark, candle lit pirates n , in the community building. The room was decorated wi t h all things well beknown of pirates including their jewels and treasure chests. The menu was carried out in true pirate language with v?ild boar (meat). Boiled bones (mashed potatoes), Kedicin e roots (buttered carrots). Seaweed ( rrdish roses, celery, carrot curls, end olives). Sea Biscuits (hot rolls), 3illy, bones specialty (ice cream) and Devil's water (coffee ) , The program was started by singing a few songs with Mr. Swanson leading. Then I ora Marie Morrissey gave a welcoming speech to the Seniors and the Faculty. Following the welcome, Lorain Stutheit favored everyone in the den with a vocal solo- The Jolly Roger. Text, Keith L e a t h ernan responded to the looming speech in which he gave a s hort will from the St 'ors to the Juniors. The next perfor me r on the program was Donita Stull, who after practicing for a few minutes played The Song of India on her clarinet. Mr. Grass gave an interesting talk on our voyage through life as a citizen and a successful person rather than failing in life and going down to Davy Jones' Locker. In closing Hr. Swanson led us in a few more songs. As a last thought, I think I should mention that I believe tne banquet this year was really a huge success -especially with the decorations, tho waitresses dresses os pirates and the dance afterwards. Not only I but all mu st have had a good time as could readily be seen in the effects of the morning after the night before.

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