Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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Front Row: T. Kremke, J. Bailey, P. Thompson, S. Scott, K. Bohling, sponsor, |. Richert. 2nd Row: J. Mason, A. Carson, S. Davis, P. Brinkman, B. Mason, L. Buethe, S. Packwood, B. Cobber. 3rd row: A. Puchalla, J. Little, D. Bicknell, S. Smith, S. Lempka, K. La France, B. Ullman, B. Davison. 4th Row: T. Parrish, L. Kettelhake, S. Davis, T. Bohling. Pep Club Stays At Home and Cheers Pep Club this year was organized only to be a home club. It was required that the members attend the home boys basketball and football games. Homecoming was the highlight of the football season. The activities were planned by the senior girls and the cheerleaders. Such fun days throughout the week were: Security Day, Scare Away Pawnee City, Don't Clown Around With Us Day, Toga Day, and the traditional Gold Black on Friday. Basketball rolled around and the club was doing well. Since they saved their money from last year the organization didn't need to do any fund raising activities. No unfortunate incidents occurred, but spirit lagged. The cheerleaders got not only members but the fans fired up. They used simple chants like, Go Big T , and Defense to give the fans a chance to get involved. Indeed the fans did get involved. If they felt the cheerleaders weren't doing a sufficient job, they began their own cheers. In the spring when the team cheering has dwindled out the club began other activities. They helped with the Elementary Track Field Day, as well as purchasing the ribbons for each event. The club plans to add some paintings to the gym as well as other permanent decorations. Mrs. Richert felt the year was successful and looks forward to '80-81. 26 HOME CONE ING Bcv and Barb Clowning Around.1

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The cheerleaders started off looking forward with anticipation to the year of cheering ahead, but they soon learned cheerleading wasn't as easy as it looked. There were only two veteran cheerleaders, and they bore the burden of teaching virtually rookies, the art of cheerleading. The first big step the cheerleaders took was attending a cheerleading camp in Grand Island. It was a long day for the girls and they were ready for the trip home. Then came the hours upon hours of practices, usually after many of the cheerleaders had just finished athletic practices and would rather have gone home. Practices were long and patiences short, but through the leadership of head cheerleader, Jane Baird, they made it. There were conflicts between the leaders, their sponsors, faculty, and the student body for a while, but they learned to overcome and put forth their best effort. That is how they brought this year of cheerleading to an end; full of spirit and pep; cheering the athletes on as best they could. Wait a minute Chris!! Something's not right! t fB;.| V 1 l iNoitar Cheerleaders Gain Experience The Varsity squad included Nat Ramsey, Christy Laue, Jackie Schultz, Diane Sapp, Jennifer Hahn, and Jane Baird (head cheerleader) The Reserve squad consisted of Renae Koehler, Laurie Ramsey, and Kate Morrissey (head). Almost Morrissey!! J What a bunch of hams!!