Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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Triple Trio Performs The Triple Trio is a select, small group that performs for local organizations, school functions and district comtest. Triple Trio is selected by private tryout. With 14 girls trying out, and nine girls being chosen. The girls practiced almost daily during September. During the remainder of the year the group practiced whenever possible-even if it meant after a full day of other activities in an effort to prepare for the next performance. A particularly hectic time of year was during the Musical preparation and track meets when the group practiced between rehearsals and track practice and meets. District contest was held at Nebraska Wesleyan this year and the girls had a sucessful and enjoyable day in Lincoln. Members of the group were Sue Morrow, Jane Phillips, Nancy Stover, Teri Kerner, Lauren Roberts, Susie McPherrin, Bonnie Davison, Tish Morrissey, Julie Faris, Accompanist Jennifer Brinkman and Director Don Reimer. 19

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Swing Choir Performs For Community The Swing Choir is a select and very unique group within the vocal music department. They performed at the Fall and Spring Concerts as well as at the Baptist Church, Southeast Quad County Pork Producers Banquet, Y-teens Banquet and the Southeast Nebraska Shriners Banquet. The members of this year's Swing Choir included: Seniors-Tom Baum, Terry Buethe, Mike Fricke, Tammie Lantz, Becky Laue and Tim Morrissey; Juniors-Sharon Baum, Kris DeFreece, Alan Horn, Joe Horn, Rhonda Miesbach, Jane Phillips and Gail Ramsey; and Freshman-Kevin Miesbach. They were accompanied by Sophomore-Jennifer Brinkman and Freshman-Paul a Brinkman. The uniqueness of the group was signified by Tim Morrissey's classy introductions. The Swing Choir provided excellent entertainment and were a well-balanced group. They afforded more experience than in previous years as most of the members returned from last year. Their audiences enjoyed such popular selections as: Where is the Love, Corner of the Sky, Lean on Me, I Write the Songs, and What are You Doing the Rest of Your Life. 18

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T-Town Gives Birth To New Organization The Booster Club experienced its first year as an organization at Tecumseh High. The Booster Club helped support the athletes at sports events. The Booster Club consisted of four seniors, seven juniors, 18 sophomores, seven eighth and 13 seventh grade students. Because only a few juniors and seniors joined, the Booster Club was made up of mostly underclassmen. Even though they had trouble acquiring enough people for transportation to the games, they attended as many as possible. During the year a successful bake sale was held at a home basketball game to raise money. They also sold concessions at one home basketball game. Miss Kunasek, club sponsor, stated, It needs more basic foundation before you can establish a membership, but I think there is hope for an organization in the future. It took courage from the cheerleaders without 100 percent cooperation from student body. Mrs. Hesman, club sponsor, also stated, “The Booster Club was the outgrowth of a dissolved Pep Club. Most members were from 7-10th grade. We were dissappointed that so little support was received from the juniors and seniors. However, the members and cheerleaders should be commended for their enthusiasm in a sometimes difficult situation. 20