Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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c fotnEcomincj OLjaltLf At hall time, Senior Lula Heile loetisch and hail Lack Clill Boline were crowned lirst queen and king of Tecumseh llomecori-ing. Attending tliem were Sylvia Warlike, Bonita I’icknei 1, Nancy Person, Jolm Burns, Jim Stoddard, and Fred Hoyden. Alter tlie Kane the lloiiecommg Dance was held in the gym lor Students and alumni . Congratulations were certainly in order lor the Y-Teen group and Lheir sponsor, Anita Spradley, for giving us a wonderful homecoming. We who were privileged to see T.II.S. s lirst homecoming, ho[e to see many riiore oI them thioui h the years; we hope that honecoming will hecone a T.II.S. tradition. Indians squelch lighting Peru Who Shall Deign Prep team ?5-0

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'Z7 i£ js fonizczoniLncj of Tecumseh Uiph School started on Thursday nipht, October 9 with the entire hiph scnool holding a torchlight parade uptown. Ax the north side ol the square, a hip Loot ire had Uen built and the students lonued a circle around it,while the varsity, led by co-captains bred Boy den and .John Burns, stepped forward eaperly (?) to pive speeches. The rally broke up (and so did sone of the students) with a snake dance, Hip-pins pives a typical we’11 win speech Duh--I puess Bellas preview strength at Thur day Nipht Hally s- f- r ida v brought perfect honecori inp- weather, and at 2:30, the parade began. It mclud- sclioo tj,e Hand, V-Teen and class floats, and whatever was leit ol the rest ol the }, not to nention the football team ridinp- in convertibles. (Mayhe it was worth th£»t hard work after all, huh, fellas?) —26—

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 P cu fCCon $ FIFTH BOH: D. Cummins, L. Schweppe, K. Pohlman, 0. Miller, R. Phillips, L. Dirksen, D. Johns, K. Ramsey, B. Kuhl , H. Guenther, C. Boline, D. Miller, D. Buethe, J. DeFreece, B. Rubin, T. Morrissey, G. Knox, K. Buerstetta. FOURTH RCW: K. Hahn, B. Ryan, M. Hayes, P. Hahn, V. Hazen, M. Geweke, N. Dwinell, M. Shew, C. Schultz, S, Johnson, J, Stoddard. THIRD ROW: J. Wherry, S. Kirkman, J. Hunt, M. Schafer, P. Borrenpohl, R. Hargis, D. Bartels, J. Brock, M. Farley, B. Bray, J. Grass, D. Dirksen. SECOND RCW; M. Stewart, C. Lang, L. Grable, K. Logsdon, L. Grable, C. Schacht, N. Hanau, C. Harms, S. Dwinell, J. Moslander, J. Parrish, C. Moslander, N. Lacey, Mrs. Boyden-Sponsor. FIRDr LansDa' NieT“L J’ S°u|las' C. Repp M. Tucker, J. Stangel, P. Robinson, u. tanspa, C. Philpott, P. Tucker, H. Freese, L. Othmer. CHEERLEADERS: M. Miner, C. McCoy, N. Person, S. Warnke, B. Bicknell. Pep Club is open to all girls and boys in High School. There are 71 members, 50 girls and 21 boys. The club sold at several home football and basketball games. The Pep Club helped to sponsor the annual Football and Basketball Banquets and sponsored a high school dance. They chartered two buses to the Holy Name basketball game in Qnaha. OFFICERS President.................... Vice-President............... Secretary-Treasurer.......... News Reporter................ Sponsor...................... —28— Bonita Bicknell ..Sylvia Warnke ..Marilyn Miner ...Nancy Person ....Mrs. Boyden