Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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Class of ’67 Ends Reign The Senior year in high school will always he a memory lo recall with fondness . . In future years we will recall ... the reading oj Hamlet in our English classes . . . fun at the Senior breakfast ... the hard work involved in perfecting the class play hut enjoying the rewards upon completion . . . postponing the completion of our term papers . . . exchanging graduation pictures and cards . . receiving our diplomas . . . and being a little sad at commencement. The time has come for the Seniors to prove their capabilities to themselves and to the world. We've worked, we've learned, and we now pass on to others the Tecumseh tradition of excellence, knowing that, as always, it will be accepted and upheld with honor. Bonnie Amsberry Vicki Barden Georgene Brammann David Carman Sarah Chittenden Susan Chittenden Robert Curry Regina Dittmer Charles Ebeler Russell Eltiste

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Janice McCoy President Cheryl Davis Vice-President Margaret Finn Secretary Laura Neemann Treasurer Anna Marie Elenga Ways and Means Important Decisions: Result of Meetings On August 29, 1966, the doors ofthe new Tecumseh Jr.-Sr. High School opened to 55 seniors. Turning from the summer's fun to the routine of school life, the Class of '67 found time to invest themselves with the customary signs of Senoritis . Senior officers shouldered the burden of planning the many senior activities and functions. Money making projects were held throughout the year to raise funds for the traditional sneak trip to the Lake of the Ozark's Among the projects were a work day, magazine sales, and serving dinners at the Music Clinic, So, Seniors, take one last look back before you go your separate ways, and you will see yourself lost in the whirl of school activities—one three-hundredth of the student body doing your part to make the school year run smoothly. You were no longer followers, but leaders—the heads of organizations, the stars in sports, the best informed, the most mature—The Seniors. Now if you'll just settle down, we'11 be done by tomorrow.

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Our Last Year Passes Quickly Carol Farley Bill Gates Calvin Furman Marilyn Goracke SaraGoracke Charles Graff Kathy Gregory Linda Hothan C h i I i, vegetable, or chicken noodle? was the frequent question asked by Janice McCoy and Saran Chittenden as they served customers at the Senior soup supper. An estimated 150 people attended the soup supper, which was held in the high school cafetorium. The Seniors were amply rewarded for their efforts; they made approximately $125 to contribute to tneir treasury. 14