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Page 129 text:
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Buddy Husic tries his hand at coaching. umpires that his team is the best?? Do you think he is trying to convince the m Ms. Nagel makes every hit count. Here she is warming up the varsity Softball team. Working hard again?? Ms. Michels looks ike she could use a break from the corn- Being a student teacher isn't as easy as it looks. Hello Mr. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Abney boogie at Prom. 125
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Teachers The faculity here at Tecumseh has many roles. They are teachers, advisors, coaches, and sometimes friends . Most important they are normal people. Many times we forget that simple fact. So . . . this page is dedicated to the hard (and not so hard) working souls at THS. May we never again forget the simple facts of life. Look — even teachers have to eat the cafeteria food. Is that why Mr. Stoner lost weight?? The staff surprised Mr. Pankake on his birthday. First with cards and balloons . . . then with this visitor at the staff meet- ing. It looks like Mr. Pankake went APE over it. 124
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Wedding Rev. Joseph Quinn ceremonies. performed all of the marriage The name of Mrs. Julia Tolliver's class is Marriage and Family. Throughout the year the classes study such things as how to select a mate, how to develop a rela- tionship, and other such topics. Then after this, the students learn how to plan a wed- ding. Each student must plan a shower or bachelor party, make invitations, reserve a church, pick out a gown . . . just like it was the real thing. Well, after all this has been studied the REAL thing did take place. Well, almost real. Six students were chosen from all the classes to actually get married. Everything was set up like it was a real ceremony. Invitations were sent to teachers and par- ents, the reception food was made, the only thing missing was the license. There were even real ministers. Then the day finally arrived . . . everyone got dressed up and watched as their fellow classmates tied the knot. Three kinds of weddings took place. A civil ceremony, a small, informal wedding, and the big church wedding. After these ceremonies, all parties and guests went upstairs for the reception. Everyone in- volved had a good time and most people learned a lot from the experience. Lee and Vicki pose before the cutting of the cake, for the first time as Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds. 126
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