Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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Gbur iliarultg The faculty in Tomah High School Is our bright and guiding star, It wins above all faculties, In near lands and in far. Take Mr. Shaw, for instance, A man who's bright and square, But he'll be a few shades brighter If you'll stop to consider his hair. I Now, then, just take Miss Murphy, A staunch Irish lass, She's always ready for a good time, I But she makes you behave in class. I Take little Miss McAdams, Better teacher can't be f-ound, But sometimes she resembles a chimney- Gets red hot, then quickly cools down. Miss McConnell, who knows Latin From A to X Y Z, But she'll get her fame by dancing, So I think-you wait and see. And Johnson, our athletic coach, Just tits in any place, He's more than a jolly good fellow, Though he takes up a good deal of Yes, and then there is Miss Gardner, Who in school is very sedate, But every-shall I tell it? - Yes, each night she-has a date. Now, here's some advice that's solely For the benefit of Miss Clark After you're married and get your Ford, Don't ever forget where to park. space. Miss Flaherty, who is always As busy as a bee, And everyb-ody likes her, She is music from A to Z. There are urgent pleas for mirrors By the girls every day-is that strange? But, if any of them are desperate- Use Mr. Trentlage's head for a change. I am sure 'twfould be very convenient, For his bald spot's as round as can be And shinier than a mirror As nearly as I can see. Now, there is Miss Bradfield, the singer, Who performs for us m-ost every night. We're standing outside Markies ' window Well hidden, and quite out of sight. And then there's Miss Drowatzky, lNho has helped to better our High, She must have eyes in the back of her head, To see some of the things that get by. Not many of us know Miss Beeckler, But the teacher's course girls, great and small Laud and praise her far above anyone else- I'm sure that she's liked by us all. And here's to the lady from Lawrence, She's loyal as ever can be, But I believe in her heart she loves Tomah Almost as much as we. Miss Rowan, we wish you happiness, And we hope in the future, that we May help and honor you and Red. With a noisy charivari. Mr. Bush, we've kept you busy, But we're loyal to you still, And we'll think of you and T-olmah High, When we've left the school on the hill. -M. A. '23. Page Sixteen E l