Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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f I ' HAMOT D Fourth row: G. VVeideman, G. Storkel, H. Schroeder, R. Aller, B. Potter, G. Lord, D. Smoke, L. Rose- now, N. Belcher. Third row: H. Betthauser, Z. Goff, C. Scheurich, O. Protz, F. Vandervort, E. Boerst, L. Schueman, M. Anderson, L. Schmieder, C. Sullivan. Second row: F. Rogge, I. Wagner, L. Ryckman, E. Stoltz, N. Schedler, M. Rose, M. Shie, C. Walcup. First row: C. Robertson, H. Ziegler, J. Bell, VV. Becker, E. Sowle, E. Schroeder, R. Schendel, W. Schmasow, H. Mistele, A. Schultz. Class of ,3 2 N September, 1928, an ambitious group of young people wandered aimlessly through the Tomah High School halls of learning. This group was soon organized with a capable leader, John Bell, together with three assistants, namely, Dick Aller, Do- lores Reisenauer, and Evelyn Schroeder. These people participated in many of the outside activities. Football interested five youths, Lester Tracy being an outstanding player. He was awarded a T at the close of the season. Musical organizations, as Well as other clubs in high school, claimed the members talented sufficiently for the various clubs. During the winter, basket-ball was participated in by seven boys, all promising athletes. As the year came to a close, the class of '32 disbanded until the fall of '29. The task of reorganizing the class was now necessary. The leader for this year was LeRoy Hansen, George Lord, Dorothy Franz, and Bernice Kippen Were elected by the class for assistants. The various clubs increased their number, choosing many members from the Class of ,32. Football and basket-ball lgept the same boys, each of them becoming far bet- ter athletes, proved by the fact that many more were awarded their letters. X Page 26 v M .. M.. . in Y