Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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,rr A... 4 eva A -1? :Qs t. .. .- . i THE HAMOT OF NINETEEN TWENTY EIGHT I VRVQYBKYTVAWBTWTVARVF'fi'E99'i!5VA' .'Q1t'5M'!fR'i!1 t701Y0 f L will!! fhk'Uf! 'f I l L ' ' V 'U ' 4 - ' ' 'W H ' -'if -' ' '?B ' ELWHN JI. McKlEAN Superintendent Wisconsin, M. A. j R. E. J. McKean has been superintendent f C 5' Q of the Tomah Schools since 1923. Dur- fjk ing that period of time the public school A system of our city has improved under his direction until it is now one of the finest in the state. When Mr. McKean first took charge of the schools of Tomah, the enrollment in the grades was 447 and in the high school 355. Now, however, the high school has 462, giving Tomah fourth place in enrollment in western Wisconsin. Throughout this period of time there has been noticeable a widening of educational opportuni- ties. Several teachers have been added and new courses offered. This year a school band will be organized and the subject of German will be added to the school curriculum. This development has been due largely to the conscientious endeavor of lilr. llc-Kean, who has proved himself a man of unusual ability by the ad- mirable way in which he has managed the schools. His interest and enthusiasm in every field of school life has been a source of inspiration to all. His support of extra-curricular activities has not been limited to any particular event, but has shown unquestionable impartiality. He has shared our troubles and our successes with equal sincerity, and we are both fortunate and grateful to have had his advice and friendship during our high school career. QATWKD ,i g -W-W-I-'LxXNIu.lz.l.r!-f.1.f.1 I 1.f...f.1.m'f.'.nf ,gg ufrf. ' ' if me ' ' ' .'-.'.wvnnw'. . . . Page 18 .: