Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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Prom ’76 Added A Touch Of Class

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From those first fearful moments when the cast members first auditioned with trembling voices, until they stood basking in the lights and thunderous applause of a standing ovation on April 10th, they worked under the direction of Don Reimer. His voice gently instructed them, guided them as they learned, and rumbled his displeasure when they dallied. The cast gave their acting, voices and energies, and they combined to give the school one of the year's highlights. Together they labored often until ten or eleven at night, creating a town. River City, with a library which had a book on how to breath while kissing. They practiced lines, songs and movements. They painted the town and even had enough left over for some of the cast members. When time came for the performance, they had it, and they wove the acting and the singing into music that raised the audiences to their feet. 19

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 With the hard work of the juniors, led by Lori Scott, Prom 1976 was a success. The decorations at the banquet were kept to a minimum as most of the money was spent on the food. The menu consisted of: salad bar, prime rib, baked potato, green beans, rolls, fresh fruit, cookies, and drink. The meal was served by sophomore waiters and waitresses who were: Mike Weakland, Alan Horn, Randy Miller, Chris Hutt, Ron Lade, Kim Seeba, Amy Boline, Rhonda Miesbach, Gail Ramsey, and Kelly Bucholz. Those students and faculty who missed the banquet missed a good meal. Spring colors were used in decorating the elementary gym to go with the theme, Summer Breeze. In one corner of the gym was a fountain and in the other was a swing which several couples used throughout the evening. 21