Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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HAMOT C CAROL EKSTROM, B. S. Cifi:v11.vlJi1J and Gromclry University of Minnesota Tlmn xnzilcst on l'lL'l'j'0lIf'.,, PEARLE BEECKLER Teachers Training Stevens Point State Teachers 411, College nm' Gaulle of speeds, l11'l11'jim'ut of mind? Wlwli FLORENCE FIEDLER Phyxical Edun:-lion Ln Crossc State Teachers College A merry hear! mnlzrfll 11 fbC'E'f4 ful counfenanrrf' ROSA DROWATZKY Geometry and German Stevens Point State Teachers College Willa gentle and fIVl'1'tIllllIg form, Infant upon hcrdesii11al co11rxe. EDITH GIBSON, B. A. Lulin and English Ripon College If llmu ga-in hw favor, Iberc is hope. X Page 1,

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r HAMOT I E Superintendent's Message ENIORS, because your official connection with Tomah High School is about to be severed, I am asked to write a brief message for your annual-to say farewell. I congratulate you at this Commencement time. Commencement Day marks the line between school life and life's school. In the past your life has been more or less controlled, your major efforts have been guided. Now you are to be the carvers of your careers-responsible for your time, your efforts, your successes, and your mistakes. Commencement is the time to inventory your personal equipment--to sum up your assets and liabilities and to chart your new course. Realize the importance of years immediately following graduation. The success of later life depends largely upon the next few years. Do not mar a life by wasting the fateful years immediately ahead. Education for you is not finished. It began before you entered school and should continue for years to come. Let your education in the future, as in the past, mold your character, cultivate your intellect, and develop your personality. Let it come from your life work, from your avocational pursuits, and from your recreation-in short from your every contact. That each senior may find happiness and a life replete with service is the parting wish as I say farewell to the Class of 1931. , E. J. MCKEAN CXQSEDLVQ X I Page 1:

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'HAMOT X K X9 .N ELIZABETH GOLOSINEC, ORION G. HEGRE, B. A. B. A. Science English Luther College Beloit College Music resembles pm-fry. In HSM, has ,,,0,., ,bm wimlomy mth are nameless graces which ,,,,0,.l, than wmlfby a 7m,,.,,y lhe vuastrr hand clone can hmrl fha! laughs wifh 4-II. Wwb-U Kimi DENA ROWAN KRUEGER Com martial Whitewater State Teachers College Our ronfidiug minds were sins-wil msily by hrr L'01l11S't'lX.U JOHANNA KUHEFUSS ERNESTINE JOHNSEN, B. M. Music' Lawrence Conservatory Make iz large place in your Iifv for Music, and il will bring you a pricvlrss 1'vward.', MARY MCADAMS, B. A. Home Economics History Stout Institute University of Wisconsin True lo her word,hc'r work, HTIJJ' lNd8 'f 1f if C0-VID'-U and hvr friends. X Page 1.1