Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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Senior Class Jean Bennett and Jeanette Sheehy again gave declamations in the dis- trict forensic meet. Jeanette also earn- ed membership to the National Thes- pians. Two of our class, Alvera Glan- der and Lois Reynolds, won second place in an all-school essay contest given on the subject of school activi- ties. Alvera also won the beginning typing trophy which was introduced by the Commerce Club. Our class' major activities included giving the first school party of the year, and later the Washington program. GOLLNIK, ARDEN Quiet though he may he, his amhition to study eine may lead him to heights? Bzxskctbzill tlntraniurnlj 1, 43 Boxing 4, GRAY, ROLAND Believes one floesnll have to he a giant to con Hobby Vlub 15 Hanmt Stal? 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. GREGORY, LILLIAN A 'Tm ,,.- -W.-R 'YV' 'c 9r 9 - W! qs- iam- adm XX, flollnik R, Gray L, Gregory A, tiuthrie I.. Hahn E. Hansen Al. llzinsen J. llainscu R. llzxrris X I-IANSEN, EVELYN me-dj. Like every other senior, Evelyn found physics to have its unpopular sides, especially Mirhigan quizzesf, .Xrt lflub 3. f fl iii V -, f LIIICV-H X HANSEN, JUL A L. 77g,7:14,e 2f'7f4 'C MA tlraivling voice and quiet pleasantlfjiianners char- acterized fuliaf, i .X llippellxr Clllnir 45 Latin Club 4. Another senior who joined our ranks last fall, com- ' J: ' mg from Cam? Douglas- M I l G A K HANSEN, JUN ' . LD . M UTHRIF' RNC M A good time outshadows the appe l of hours o 1 - Men of few words are the hes! rnen. 4 temiw jfudyjf Q lntrzunnral Iiztsketbzlll 15 Baseball 5, 4g Ill-X Llub 3, 45 Sec- tL.A,A, 1, .25 Ilmnecon Club Z, 3. 4g Hobby Klub 1, rotary 4. f ' xl I-IAHN, LYDIA 2 Buds are often liked as murh as I e iggest bl .U HARRXSJ RALPH M' 1 lianrl 1, 3, 5, 45 uint' im-Q lqluh 1, 2, ., 45 In-entity , 45 A He wasn't so lug, but how he banged those loflief lhppullzi Vlioir 3, 45 Debate Vlnb 1g lixtr-mpn1'a11c-mls Read- lock! 1: inf RQ'l7l'L'Sl'llt1lt1YQ 3, 43 fS.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 DUll1l'L'4,J1l Vlub L President 33 Class Vice President Z. J .X Vzilrpella flloir 33 Locker Checker 4. Page Nineteen I i

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K gwvw 'W 'sl 5 fi' i 1 N FRIEDL, Jong Though silent 'hy nature, his ambitions are manyf, Football 3, 45 liaskctball 3. FRISKE, WARREN Warren is one who has proved that silence is not an indication of little lenowledgef, Football Z, 35 llaslcctball Clntraniuralj 35 Boxing 45 Kitten- ball 1, .25 Baseball 3. ' GABOWER, VIVIAN Those who lahor in earnest will come out aheadf' Girls' Cilcc Vlulm 45 Extemporaneous Speaking 35 Doniccon lllub 1, Z, 45 President 45 Commerce Club 35 Hamot Stall' 45 Typist 4. GASPER, LEONA N We paid her a visit after every ahsence from school during our senior yearf' A Uaiuiiella Vlinir 45 English Club 45 flOll1ll1Cl'CS Club 2, 35 Sciencc Club 15 Office VVorker 3, 4. X GERKE, MARVIN Everyone in the neighborhood could play checkers on his Model-T.,' lixteinporancuus Spealging 25 Hobby Club 25 Fresllnian Lin- coln ljI'0g1'il1H 15 Boxing 1, 2. Senior Class l-lisiory Having acquired the label sopho- mores by the time we came baclc to school in the fall of 1934, we were I more determined to be successful and, under our adviser, Miss Svec, selected class officers as follows: Esther Eld- riclc, presidentg Lydia Hahn, vice- presidentg Marie Lamb, secretary-trea- surerg and Douglas Shephard, ser- geant-at-arms. It was during this year that Skele- ton Adolph, donning Sparta's colors, soloed his famous dance version 'of Swing High, Swing Lowl' from the ' water tower. ,Y GILMORE, DUANE He had interests of varying descriptioinf, Extcmnoraneous Speaking 25 Hi-Y Vluly Z5 Football 1, Z, 35 Basketball Clntra-mnralj 1, Z5 Boxing 45 Kittenball 1, Z5 Baseball' 3. GLANDER, ALVERA Industry is the soul of successf' Orchestra 3, 45 liirlsl lllee Club 1, 2, 3,45 A Vappella Choir 3, 45 Debatc Club 45 lixtemporaneous Speaking 3, 45 Commerce Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 35 Prcsirlcnt 45 Class Sec- retary-Treasurcr 35 Vice President 45 llamot Staff Editor 45 Tom-Tom Stall' 2, 3, 45 Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 School Banker 2, 35 Typing Tropliy Winncr 25 Athletic Bus- iness Managcr 45 Honor Society 45 Sergeant-at-arms 45 VVearcr of Key 45 Carnival Attendant 45 Yalerlictorian. X GLEASON, EVELYN Quiet, thoughtful, and friendlyf, A Cappella Choir 45 Commerce lflub 45 Science Club 2, 35 President 35 Student Typist 4. VGLEASON, LYNN Entering as a junior from Warrens, Lynn made friends good and truefl History Club 3, 45 Oilice XVOrker 4. Page Eighteen

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K , 4. x i si Senior Class l-lisiory When, in the fall of 1935, we came haclc to school as juniors, we looked upon ourselves as really up in the worlclf, In was now our turn to assist under-classmen, especially the freshmen. Our class of one hundred and two, of which -lean Bennett was elected president, Jeanette Franz, vice president, Alvera Glancler, secretary- treasurer, and Norris Winn, sergeant- at-arms, was under the special guid- ance of Miss lVlcGlachlin. By this time our class was hecorn- ing more prominent in the various fields og learning. M 7? . ff dir' J ' ' M fn! , 1 , ,vo-v,' '9 . I Ja 1' 'L 1 ,A ', .Z ,b' Y M 7 s 1 i A 1 M, Heelcr M, llt-nrlricksen R. llflfflllllll R. Hoffnian VY. llomcrniillci' R. lloun M. lluclci' 11, ,lanssen Xl. .lCllSCH HEELER, MARVIN 1 HOUN, RosE Fl' 17 ff Tall, blond and quiet- junior lianml 15 llO11lII1C1'CC Club 43 lfootball 13 Boxing 43 llittenball 1, Z3 Baseball 3, 4. I-IENDRICKSEN, MURIEL Another 'music-maker, with the aid of her voice and French hornf, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 ll!'L'l'lCStl'H 3, 43 Girls, iilcc Vlub l, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Cflioir 3, 43 C'ommei'ce Club 3, 43 Science Club 1, .23 '1'om-Toni Stall 2, 3, 4. HOFFMAN, RUBY just one of two, who puzzle you because they're so alileef' foinniercc Club 3. HOFFMAN, RUTH Found that traveling four or five together, the trip from Tomah to Riclgeville is shorter than you might think? Commerce Kllub 3. HOMERMILLER, WILLIAM Bill,s happy face and Witty remarks will long he remembered in Tomah Higl7.', Banrl Z, 3, A Cappella Choir 43 C'omn1crcc Club 23 Football 1, 43 Basketball 13 Cheerleader 3, 4. 'Q Rose has that enthusiasm it takes to do something and do it weltf' Art Club 3. YI-IUELER, MARIE I-laying once attempted a violin ie soon ned to jollier thingsf, Student Typist 3. MANSSEN, HENRIETTA Willi11g ana' eager to talee her place in all acti1fities.', liirls' Glcc Vlub 43 lQXfC1I'llJOl'2l11L'OllS Speaking 33 Orator5G4g Latin Club 3, 43 fQ.A,.X. 1, 2, 3, 4g Point Secretary 43 Doi e- con Club 1, 23 'llUU1 l1Ol'l1 Staff 4. JENSEN, MARJORIE Denture, efficient, and a right smart-looking hlonalf, Girls' filee l'lub 3. 45 A Cappella Choir 43 President 43 Dc- bzlte Club 1, 23 llcclaII1ato1'y Z3 EXtCIl'l17Ol'IlllCOllS Reading 1, Z3 Latin Club 1. 23 English Club, Presicleiit 43 Commerce Club 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary-'1'rcasu1'ei' 43 Hamot Staff 43 Tomf1'onI Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Office Assist- ant 4. Page Twenty 'Ll'