Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

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L L L LizV t luLli aliLLLf THS students have the competitive edge. Academics were the topic of many conversations at Tecumseh High. Quality teachers and students combined their abilities to put learning in the spotlight. Students proved themselves in the classroom and in competition. Although there were a few disappointments; there were also winning moments. In every situation, students demonstrated pride in their school. Whether they won big or came in last, they didn't forget they had worked as a team. You could count on hearing a strong good job” after a THS effort! 29

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If you happened to be walking through the halls during the 1986-87 school year you might have seen some of the latest fads such as Guess jeans. Long Dongs, long shirts and oversized sweaters. Coca-Cola wear, leather boots, jean jackets, hair bows and banana clips. Just about every student could be seen wearing this year’s fashions. Some of the fads were the result of promotions by certain companies wanting to advertise their name such as the Coca-Cola label. Other fashions became popular after the styles were seen on t.v. and in movies. For instance. SueEllen and Pam Ewing on DALLAS helped to make hair bows and banana clips popular. The Cosby kids were also always clad in the latest fads. Mallory Keaton often wore jean jackets or oversized sweaters on FAMILY TIES.

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tVlilrL. liiit flE tiLrl'LL! I: The 13 members of the 1986-87 Student Council had a very active year. In addition to their usual responsibility of organizing the Homecoming festivities and sponsoring the Homecoming dance, this year they also organized the 1st Annual Snowball Dance in January. Some of the members were also on the panel asking the questions for Drug and Alcohol Awareness Day, held February 4. Another one of their activities was the Foosball and H-O-R-S-E tournament held over the lunch hours in January. The members met every month to discuss various student concerns. In addition, President Jason Morrissey attended every school board meeting as the student representative. Members of Student Council: Jason Lacey. Jamey Hahn. Christy Davison. Lori Othmer. sponsor Mrs. Pat Poppe. Stephanie Bartels, Dana Ramsey. David Bailey. Jenene Shuey. Nicole Behrends, Jodi Hood, Jason Morrissey, and Andy De-Freece. Not pictured: Amy Kuhl and Tyler Evans. County Attorney Steve Mercure talked to THS students on Drug and Alcohol Awareness Day. Jason M., Steph B., and Jamey H. listen intently to an Awareness Day speaker. Student Council officers: Lori Othmer, Treasurer; Stephanie Bartels, Secretary Treasurer; Dana Ramsey, Vice President; and Jason Morrissey, President.