Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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The week of October 10, 1975, Tecumseh held its annual Homecoming activities. The activities started on Tuesday of Homecoming week with Indian Stomp 'em Day. Everyone was to dress like an Indian or wear boots or both. The student council declared Wednesday Eagle Dress-up Day. Students could wear grubby clothes but were required to wear shoes. .Thursday was Eagle Fatality Day. Students could wear casts, bandages and splints. Thursday night a bonfire pep rally was held. The cheerleaders lead the students in chants while the pep band provided the music. The week ended with Gold and Black Day. The Band lead a procession of students downtown where a pep rally was held. To end a fun week of activities the football team won their first game of the season against Johnson-Brock. 9

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Homecoming Is Victorious The 1975 Homecoming treated the students with their first football win of the season over Johnson — Brock. The pride and excitement of winning the first football game continued into the gym where the crowning of King Ed Krontz and Queen Barb Wilmes was held. Each class chose two attendents to represent their class at Homecoming. This year's class attendents were: Juniors Tracy Meints and Randy Stinson; Sophomores, Kelly Buchloz and Mike Weakland; Freshman, Lisa Wolken and Floyd Stinson. Candidates for Homecoming Royalty were: Dave Tagart and Diane Chritton; Shirley Lempka and Larry Nabor; Barb Siske and Steve Pope. Taurus provided the music for the dance which was held after the coronation.

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Senior Class Pld) Girls Will Be Girls Mr. Maxwell Don Grof Mrs. Maxwell Carolyn Fankhauser Betty Lou Maxwell Vicky Boone Bernadlne Smith Barb Wilmes Wilbur Maxwell Dave DeFreece Hercules Nelson Nick Pettinger Connie Maxwell Diane Chritton Craig Moore Pat Mahoney Mr. Moore John Finke Del Marshall Terry Bartels Aunt Mary Kathy Mommens Miss Blayne Sheila Lempka Student Director Barb Siske Prompter Teri Kunzman Curtains Dave Tagart Lights Dave Straube The Senior Class Play was presented on December 11 and 12, 1975. The purpose of the play was to raise money for the senior class. Practices didn't go well at first The cast couldn't learn the finer points of acting because lines weren't memorized. During the last week, the seniors put in long hours learning their lines. Their hard work was rewarded because the play was a success. The seniors tried something different this year. Walls were used instead of the traditional backdrop curtains. The walls were constructed and painted by the cast and crew. 10