Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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Below: Terry Hinkle points accusing finger. Juniors And Seniors Finger the Killer This year the juniors and seniors combined their various dramatic skills and talents to present The Mousetrap, a mystery drama by Agatha Christie. Tryouts for the five male parts and three female parts were held in October, and the play was presented on November 19, which left approximately a month for rehearsal. Despite this, the cast performed quite well, and although an entire page of script was almost skipped and several lines adlibbed, the audience hardly even noticed. Many people don’t realize all the time, work and effort that goes into producing a play because not only a cast, but a stage crew, props, costumes, director and rehearsals must be lined up. The director this year was Sharon Parrish with Jennifer Brink-man as her student director and the stage crew was Teresa McCoy, Sally Cavis and Cindy Bartels. With their help and some from various art and shop classes, an appropriate stage scene was put together. Besides preparing a stage, Mrs. Parrish also had to locate a cast to fit the parts, and she did a good job. The cast was Kathi Kavanaugh playing Mollie Ralston, Don Bartels playing Giles Ralston, Steve Morrissey as Christo pher Wren, Dutchess Hinkle in the role of Mrs. Boyle, Alan Horn playing Metcalf, Jim Parrish as Mr. Paravicim and Terry Hinkle playing Detective Sgt. Trotter. From Kathi’s screams to Steve's simulated insanity to Terry’s brisk manner, every person fitted their part. The play was suspenseful and entertaining with cast and crew appearing to enjoy it as much as the audience. As Terry Hinkle put it, ”lt was a lot of fun, and the rest of the cast probably agrees. Far right: Duchess Hinkle relaxes as she studies script. Right: Sharon Parrish admires make-up job on Alan Horn.

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A Hand In Spirit At THS Opposite page, clockwise from top: VBB cheerleaders, Tish Morrissey. Bonnie Davison, Kim Seeba. Marg Morrissey. Susanne Scott, and Jane Baird. JVB cheerleaders: Diane Sapp, and Shirley Laug. Not pictured: Lori Packett. The VFB cheerleaders discuss an upcoming pep rally. This page, clockwise from top: FVB cheer leaders, Dutchess Hinkle, Barb Ullman, Jean Stewart, Terri Mitchel. Bev Mason, and Pam Thompson. The VBB cheer leaders during a tense moment of a varsity game. The B team cheerleaders show their spirit. Jean takes the role of a T-town opponent in a skit. r rt r a a 5 a r 19

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Terry Hinkle questions guests. Top: Terry Hinkle plays the villian. Bottom: Kathi Kavanaugh lends a sympathetic ear to Steve Morrissey. 21