Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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HAMOT Fourth rowi II. Peterson, A. Jahn, R. Scott, II. Krueger, H. Rieber, R. Gottbehuet, V. Mosely, S. Morse, M. Robertson. Third row: G. Reisenauer, E. Rose, F. Popenfus, R. Rice, B. Kellog, J. Gray, D. Duncan, D. Klemme, R. Johnson, D. Neas, D. John, D. Larsen. Second row: E. WVeiss, E. Noth, R. Schroeder, G. Murphy, I. Stout, L. Nicke, W. Mause, D. McCullough, E. VVagner, P. NVettstein, K. Zahrte, M. Gasper, G, Smith, I. Schmieder, G. Sorenson, J. Murphy. First row: V. Wilson, F. Frink, D. Vader, E. Weiss, D. Warriner, M. Hunholz, I. Reetz, I. Reetz, A. May, A. Teske, D. Browne, E. Rischette, A. Zimmerman, V. Sorenson, A, Hubert, C. Lambert. Class of '34 HE Freshman Class certainly knows its business. They don't talk much, but they think a loc. When school began in September, 1930, one hundred and thirteen Fresh- men began their High School career. Eight of them had withdrawn at the end of the first semester. The Freshmen entered many outside activities. Ruth Wilson and Edith Kohl are members of the band. Leland Daly and Carl Berg belong to the debate squad. Freshmen girls who are members of the G. A. A. are: Ina Reetz, Illa Reetz, Ruth Wilson, Laura Nicke, Gretchen Murphy, Virginia Day, Irma Kortbein, Lura Parker, Edith Kohl, Dallas Vader, Alpha Teske, Irene Stout, Gladys Smith, Joyce Fenske, Doris Warriner, Dorothy Knick, and Esther Blado. There are three members on the Owl Staff: Virgie Chapman, Laura Nicke, and Irma Kortbein. X Page 18

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HAMOT Freshman Class OFFICERS LEE DINSMORE - - - President ROLAND GOTTBEHUET Vice-Prvsidenf WINIFRED MAUSE - - Secretary GLADYS SMITH - Treasurzfr EUZABETH GOLOSINEC - - Sponsor A MAN'S PRAYER Make me live, my mighty Master, Such a life as men should know, Tasting triumph, and disaster, Joy-and not too much of woe. Give me such a heart and spirit, To fight for right, to love and laugh, That, if You call, I'll never fear itg Then may this be my epitaph: Here lies one who took his chances In life's busy world of men, Barrled fate, and circumstances, Fought, and fell, and fought again! Won sometimes, but did no crowingg Lost sometimes, but didnit wail, Took his beating, but kept going, Never let his courage fail. He was fallible and human, Therefore, loved, and understood Both his fellow man and woman, Whether good or not so good, Kept his spirit undiminished, Never failed to help a friend, Played the game rill it was finished, Lived n sportsman to the end. -Carlyle F. Sfraub X Pa I7

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1HAM0T Fourflz row: H. Morrison, R. Clay, VV. Friske, P. Arity, C. Bean, li. Stebens, C. Berg, E. Bloss, L. Dinsmore. Third row: A. Belcher, K. Wildes, R. Wilson, M. Gilner, E. Blado, E. Behrens, D. Knick, I. Fenske, I. Campbell, G. Hilliker, M. Kupper, L. Abbott, B. Achcr. Second row: H. Ebert, R. Waltman, G. Martin, I. Leckelt, R. Martini, L. Holm, E. Herth, V. Krueger, I. Kortbein, D. Kelley, W. Humboldt, L. Parker, L. Lobe, R. Nelson. First row: E. Gerke, L. Daly, K. Peterson, M. Gasper, A. Jacobs, D. Temp, E. Kohl, N. Gibson, V. Day, K. Kenyon, D. Hoffman, A. Parker, L. Baldwin, Y. Chapman, F. Kamrath, H. Hfueler, R. Penn, R. XVhite. Class of 34-Continued The members of the Girls' Glee Club are: Edith Kohl, Ruth Wilson, and Gene- vieve Marting Reuben Waltman is a member of the Boys' Glee Club. There are also a number of Freshmen in these various clubs and activities: Latin Club, Owl Staff, Basket-ball, Dramatic Club, and Home Economics Club. The Freshmen who were chosen as attendants to the King and Queen at the an- nual carnival main show were Lee Dinsmore and Gladys Smith. The Freshmen sponsored a Christmas program on December 29 which was a grand success. Besides taking part in these activities, there have been quite a number of Fresh- men honor roll students each six Weeks. Now we can really say the Freshmen are industrious, and we Want them to remain so all through high school. Good luck and success to them! l X Page I9