Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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Ode iJo Our instructors Our Oeactt eacheri How much are our teachers worth f Much more than they are given credit for. A teacher is given thj; responsibility of helping his or her students build their futures. This responsibility is sometimes difficult to handle. That is certainly understandable, when you think of what each teacher puts up with. We students don't always want to face the future, we lose assignments or simply don't do them, we call our teachers everything from prison guards to slave drivers, among other kinds of abuse. But as we get ready to leave THS, we start to realize that maybe teachers ha e done more for us than we thought Well, now we're reminding you that, even though we don't say it, we do appreciate you. Mavbe you need to remember that, in case it’s a long time before we tell you so again. You look less than pleased, Mrs. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Poppe and their sons, Greg and Erie. The Templemeyers; Linda, Zach, Don, Heidi, and Toby. The Weiss family practicing for the next Olympics. 28

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The Frost family; Steve, Diane, and Shadow. Mr. Scott, doing what he enjoys most. (And he does it so well, doesn't hef) Masanori IrizawaTecumseh's number 1 judo instructor. 29