Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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VT' .;:s mem? I've pried into every corner an o v. around the oid Senior High for some juicy ,-oi.sV 'vat r tv ■ - . ‘net has happened? Thke a look at r. ierr ni - . «-'• gray-.-.sired Seniors. LORAIN STOTHTiTV-SriU totrr s -d KEITH VJAGNtR—Shar' ii ■ ?’ . .h -• u icr.r.v wooJ KENNETH iIUlK P. . g. aiuc.i: ov ’J -.ry • or r-Vailatictt. JANET POPE—''Thtr: v. be a'. H..gii.nJ MARJORIE TUCKER— StMo;' ' ’ -£ O-o-- the Bounding IMine. JAIMES STOVER—He !s just M.ug for that gentle call. This is the Navy. (P.S. He heard i ) CODY ANDERSON—Oh, go on—you know: -.'lit MARJORIE SHERMAN —I bet his heart isn't .-ado of leather: RETA PARRISH— Deep in the Heart of Texas. How's come Betty Piersol is interested in Table Rock and Betty Gobber in Elk Creek? Itonrnmrunrr, . m.’i 1 i i 1’foopeJ! There's the bell and tim- to go to class. KNOu’ T ESE? f’Faye -Donita Stull Stew -Lorain Stu it Pidgeon Keith 1herman Bugs -Marvin Ik s Shorty -Robert ihelm Rooks '• ho’ art Bancs Kenny - Kenneth .Lilians Shadow -Daie Pr.adely Jimmy -Mervin Rad ama cher Ar cuhi, iJ vis Epley ?!au?ie''-..'aud Parrish Iku’-’i■■ -.'.adelino Huston Andy -Cody Anderson S'-.'anie -Eldonna Swan Tucker -Beaty Tucker Cockie-'-Geor gia 'Morkman 4 Shep -Wilma Pabst Ann j o'--T.;resiu lieLaughlin Skinn: a funna 'Mendell Jennifer 1-Jennie Slade Queenie.'-Jroaet Pope Fran -Frances Gref Parachute -Betty Piorsol Tuck -Marjorie Tucker

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FADS AND FASHIONS HeyJ Look what I se i She's get that precious gem- gum I Wonder where she pot it y , -o’, ut the birdieJ I 've just got wo K- e ■ y. f Don't thsse b c led: a -.oh:? ; Hvv. ' with their pipes? Dale aoutall;' ’ ir;’- v; ... ■ -, ■ Robert ‘Baylor This ought t; »i Have you sc--: ...» j ? x'»u‘. l jwrt have to snap me in it. With • v • htiiooinr to a how jr. this lovely lavender shaie. What's this? a bobbj-oox girl who just heard Frankie sing Aj..' '' thing At All. fcar.l: hoavone it was Mairzy Doct.s I'd r - i-bc- tu.vc Frankie j'-and before my lens anyday than this femme ia.ale. Oh, thore's one thing I'm not going to take a pictuee of the mumpsi How about posing in your plaid wool skirt, pigtails, aatographed moos and pretty flowers. Those loud ties (Wllhelom) and sox (Leatherm n) would knock your eyes out. Maybe you could borrow Donita Stull's or Kenny hilliams colored glasses. That would be cute a picture of a boy aad girl both 1a “I sweaters. TehJ Tshi Stutheit in his autographed jacket eating a sucker. Hold itl That fuzz cut is superi All thos Senior watches, identification, indian, charm bracelets, class rings, and diamonds ought to be reoorded. Time out—must put in another film. You don't know how long I've been sa-'ng to ;et there!

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Here’s a picture that could bo used for blackmail—one of those incense burners. Of course in spring; wcnr.r.’s at'wirn ruin to hats especially around Easter tzsr . On o :• rvy to chvr ;h the other morning; 7 snooped -dutch tats, scjrros, it-sc.natorc, bandos, and •lf he'ce. Walking to -m’ :n one cf ti:: „ . r- • -v rs I caught both boys p ■ ..3 :'.r. r v.’jr '.h. ,v • • loi-.ts, I took my cam'-, nc c'' • cm ■ ' course among necessary • .pnect 0 a biVt • ’c up to knees. Very classj. Say, hew about toes? plai .' shoe strings 1 Well, guess I’d betber go easy on this film and save some for those caps and gowns on Commencement day. Bye— Douglass Did you take a shower?” Dales No, is there one missing? I'm in an awful pickle, said the worm as he ate his way through the cucumber. Behind scenes at the Sr. plays Mrs. Harrisons All ready, Bugs run up the curtain. Marvin Rs What do you think I am, a squirrel? Marjorie Ss Why do you wear such loud sox's? Kiith Ls lo keep my feet from going to sleep.