Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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is HAMOT Fourth row: C. Quackenhush, R. Reisenauer, G. Bernett, F. Mueller, F. Biebcl, J. Zingler, I. Arity, S. Cooper, L. G. Williams. i Third row: H. Schueman, H. Skidmore, B. Sell, L. Rasch, P. Gerke, N. Prell, I. Comiskey, P. Anderson, F. Barber, C. Finch, C. Fuller, L. Carver, K. Prielipp, A. Friske. Second rofv: G. llluhm, A. Finucan, C. Newlin, R. Dickinson, I. Gehhardt, W. Getman, D. Zellmer, M. Betcher, M. Denver, N. Hueler, D. Tester, L. Hubert, L. Barry, M. Champlin, I. Rodel, J. Boss- hard, W. Brennan, C. Strozewski. First row: D. Tralmer, I. Falkner, L. Drescher, A. Dunlap, H. VVyatt, C. Sowle, M. VVirth, F. Beardsley, f. Ifams, M. Rochester, I.. Erdman, G. VVelsh, N. Quam, B. Schultz, E. Thom, L. Shutter, C. Sched- er, J. VValters. Class of '33-Continued The class of 1933 was not inactive during the winter season. When the debate season came around, C. Newlin, F, Biebel, W. Brennan, G. Kelpe, N. Weiss, and F. Bar- ber represented the class on the debate squad. J. Bosshard, R. Reisenauer, H. Skidmore, and D. Walters made the basket-ball squad. The class basket-ball team consisted of F. Biebel, C. Strozewski, R. Strozewski, J. Qlson, J. Arity, W. Brennan, E. Honish, and L. G. Williams. ' On December 12 the class as a whole gave an all school party which was a success in every way. The program was about Christmas. Santa Claus took orders for gifts. Many of us had parts in the unique Washington's Birthday program which Our class gave. The program emphasized patriotism rather than Washington. When the tryouts for Oratory, Declamatory, Extemporaneous Speaking, and EX- temporaneous Reading arrived, we were not slow about answering the call, and the class was well represented. Then came spring, and all of the Sophomores began to think as I was doing. One half of our high school careers was gone, and each one of us resolved to make his re- maining two years even more important to himself and to Tomah High School. l X , Page 23

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T HAMOT ' I f i l ' I nhl . ,sf ' 1 ' !l.A1!V,,,L,, lffwiiy. ly All-tr'JlW 1 t-fl t af ' 2Jtf',,glMwl1fff o ' y JM' ' tw W jlxifd ,1,,l: l' 4 EF-' XS M X' AJ AVL' I V ll - Junior Class J, V 9 OFFICERS Q JOHN BELL - -. - - V! ARNOLD KOHL -Wee-Pre ' ' BERNICE KIPPEN Secre RAYMOND KNICK - 1' asurer EUNICE MCGLACHLIN Sponsor There's little satisfaction to be gained from doing things That hold no difficulties: it's the tough old task that brings Keen sense of Worth and power to the man who wins the fightg His failures test his courage and his problems prove his might Until a man has conquered loss and overcome defeat, He cannot fully understand just why success is sweet. I'm thankful for my disappointments, for the battles lost, And for mistakes that seemed to charge an overwhelming costg lim thankful for the days of doubt when it was hard to see That all things work together for the good that is to beg I'm glad for all that life has brought, because to-day I know That men must brave adversities if they would greater grow. -O. Lawrence Hawthorne X Page 2 5