Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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T-Club Initiates Parents’ Night For Girls Sports The T-Club began their year by selling candy to buy sweaters for their new members. They paid $8.00 for $20.00 sweaters. During the year, T-Club held a successful parents' night for the players and parents at a victorious girls' volleyball match and basketball game. Carnations were given to mothers of the girls and a lunch was held after each game. The officers are president, Julie Faris; vice president, Rhonda Miesbach; secretary, Loren Roberts and treasurer, Susie McPherrin. Marcee Muller, T-Club sponsor, said, T-Club is a fine organization for athletes. It provides closeness for the girls. We sponsored two parents' nights which I think was a fine idea and very successful. The parents enjoyed parents' night. PICTURED, BEGINNING AT TOP, READING FROM L. TO R., ARE K. Britt, Marcee Muller, club sponsor, T. Lantz, T. Meints, L. Fritsch, S. Baum, C. Morrissey, T. McCoy, L. Wolken, S. Davis, M. Morrissey, S. DeVorss, K. Meister, B. Laue, J. Fox, T. Morrissey, M. Schutz, S. McPherrin, L. Roberts, J. Fa ris, and R. Miesbach. 12

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Y-Teens Go Places The Y-Teens participated in many activities during the past year. Each year. Fall Conference is held. This year it was held in Wymore, September 25. This is when all the Y-Teen members in Area V get together for a full day of planned activities. Officers are elected and suggestions are made for money raising projects. Fall Conference is to be held in Tecumseh this next year. The World Fellowship Banquet was held November 18. This was when the members divided up into groups with each group representing a different country. All the groups brought food from their country and it was put together. Everyone then had the opportunity to taste the food. The Swing Choir provided the entertainment Each year, a couple weeks before Christmas, a party is held for the pre-schoolers. Gifts are brought before time for the child that is brought Santa Claus comes and talks with the children. Then cookies and kool-aid are served. This year a new activity was scheduled for February 11. A Sock-hop vas held following the basketball game until 12:00 p.m. It was held in the High School Cafetorium. Tickets were available at the door for fifty cents. Records were brought by the Y-Teen members. Cookies and punch were served. March 21-24 was Heart Sister Week. The banquet was held on the 24th. Then, the girls found out who their Heart Sister was. A slumber party was held Friday, March 25. Easter Eggs were sacked for the hunt on April 9. Refreshments were available and the gym was open for games. This year a March-of-Dimes Walk-a-Thon was held. We walked from the school to St. Mary and back again. This was held on April 16. In May, the new officers were installed. The 1976-77 school year has been busy for Y-Teens. Y-Teen Members from LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Bohling, Joy Parrish, Diane Sapp, Sheri Davis, Dalra McAlexander, Lynette Buethe, Jeanette Schmidt, Kim Miester, Becky Laue, Linda Grove, Brenda Stone, Janet Bates, Salley Davis, Rita Krontz, Sandy Hahn, Sponsor Jan Kunasek, Julie Fox.

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NHS Rewards Scholastic Achievement The National Honor Society of 1976 and 1977 went very well. The officers of the Honor Society were Lori Scott, President; Rhonda Misbach, Vice-President; Kim Meister, Secretary; and Terry Buethe, Treasurer. Other NHS members were seniors, Jeff Brommer and Becky Laue; juniors, Sharon Baum, Karen Britt, Kris De-Freece and Jackie Lempka; Sophomores, Jennifer Brinkman, Sally Davis, Suzanne McPherrin and Lauren Roberts. The NHS sponsor was Virgil Blumhorst They initiated Jennifer Brinkman, Jeff Brommer, Sally Davis, Becky Laue, Suzanne McPherrin and Lauren Roberts into the National Honor Society on April 5. They ordered new pins for the recognition of a Honor Society member and sold at two basketball games. On April 15, they held a held a steak fry at Beaver Lake. Dick Mahoney went with them and fixed the steaks. The NHS also organized and participated in Honors Night and the Senior NHS members graduated with Honor stoles. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to recognize and reward those people who have shown their academic skills. Sharon Baum said, National Honor Society is an organization of which I am very proud to be a member. 13