Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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C.(l£.Zx[£.ucU XL NlariJyn Miner, Carol Jean McCoy, Nancy Person, Sylvia Warnke, Bonita Bicknell Tile annual Football Banquet was sponsored by the Kiwanis Club with the help of the Fep Clul , rn Novemler 19, 1952 at the Community Building. The cheerleaders decorated the roon in school colors,following the Indian theme. The toastmaster was Mr. Adams. A1 Wheeler, Feru College football coach, was the speaker. Little All-American Bob Lade,-Peru tackle, was also a guest. The Training Table The Speaker’s Table The Indian Servers —29—

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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

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Ken Ramsey Guard Fred Boyden Quarter-Lack John Higgins Tackle John Burns End Indians have successful season-- L'nder the leadership of head coach, Don Anderson, in his first year at T.H.S., the Indians ended a successful season. The hopes of a first game victory were smashed when the Indians were defeated by a strong Falls City team 26-0. Nebraska City, undefeated during their entire season handed the Indians a 32-13 setback in a hard-fought battle. At Wymore, the Indians hit their low-point, being downed 12-7. The next five games ended in victories for T.H.S. In the Humboldt game,the victory hungry Indians trounced the visitors 69-0. After an easy victory, the Indians ground out a 25-0 victory over Feru in the first annual homecoming game. In the Ashland game, the second team played the entire second half and the Indians eased to a 33-14 triumph. Tecumseh, in their toughest game since Nebraska City, defeated the highly rated Auburn eleven 19-7. The final gane of the season, in which the regulars played less than half, ended in a 40-6 victory. Les Dirksen Half-back Harlan Oestmann Earl McCain Don Anderson Guard Tackle Coach