Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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of her class and is a good Cll0iCC for STEPHANY CREMER Stepllany Cremer has been selected lay the Senior Class and faculty mem- laers to represent Tomall High School as Good Citizen in the annual Good Citizen Pilgrimage sponsored by tlxe Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. The choice is based on depend- ability, service, leadership, and patrio- tism. Stepluany has been a Eood stu- dent during her four years at Tomalx High and has participated in the fol- lowing activities: Latin Club 1-2: Dra- matic Clulm 2,55 Choir 2.5.45 Glee Club 2.5.45 Triple Trio 5: Office Worker 4: Class Secretary-Treasurer 5: Prom Committee 5: D.A.R. 4: Hamot Staff 45 Paper Staff 5: 4 Min- ute Speecli 2: Canteen Committee 5. She is popular with tlie members tllis lxonor. Scholastic Record Janice Erickson Donna Clay . .. Donna Kroeger . . . David Klinge ..... Joyce McFarlane .. Carol Lenscimow . . . Lavonne Gnewilcow Barbara Carson .. . Gordon Stelter . . . Patsy Hemsey . . . . Raymond Treat .... Doris Leis . . . Richard Shutter . . John Helming .... Rita Nieloullr . . 97. 96.142 96.142 95.5 95.5 95.544 95.285 95.25 95.055 94.857 94.857 94.642 94.592 94.557 94.214 Lavonne Wolford .... Virginia Witt ........ Mary Steplxany Cremer Loa Krause .......... Everett Chambers . Beverly Ludelcing .... Lois Kortbein .. . Robert Vvitz ...... Delores Westfall .... Paul Kress ...... Craig Scott Naida Olson ...... Richard Sorenson Donald Kortbein .... 94. 95.557 95.142 92.928 92.892 92.5 91.785 91.5 91.464 91.454 91.428 90.964 90.964 90.928

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PATRICIA WESTPFAHL .. Pat Sbe's a girl will: a beart of golml Wlto is care free and liuppy but never bold. G.A.A. 5.4: F.l'l.A. 1.5.4: Prom Committee 5. R O Y W H IT N E Y While :here is life, lets live ii. Tracli 2. VIRGINIA VVITT Laugl1ing is contagious, so clon't get near me. F.l'l.A. 1.5: F.B.L,A. 2: Stuclent Typist 5.4: Clloir I: Glee Club 5.4: Prom Committee 5: llamot Stall 4: Bancl 2,5.4: Humorous Declama- tion 2: Dance Band 5. JIMIVIIE WITZ ................ Jim l may be small but remember Napoleon. Baslcetball l: Baseball 1: Boxing 1.2.5,4: Letter- mans Club 2.5.4. ROBERT WITZ .............. Bob ulnelzrialeal witb exuberance of bis own verbosityf l'lamot Stall 4: Basketball l.2.5.4: Baseball l.2. 5.4: Lettermans Club 2.5.4. LHVONNE WOLFORD Full of pep full of fun. S,l9,S a friend to everyone. l.2.5.4: l.2,5.4i 2.5,4l Dramatic Club 5.4: Student Typist 2.5: Cboir 4: Glee Club 5.4: Class Secretary and Treas 4: Prom Committee 5: Hamot Stall 4: Paper Staff 5: Cbeerlearlrfr B squad 2.5: A squad 4. LORRAINE ZIIVIIVIERIVIAN A lively girl wiill a smiling face. Stuflent Typist 5.42. l'lamot Stall 4. EDWIN SMOKE .............. Ed No sinner. nor no saint perliaps. but very well lbe best of cbapsf' U. S. Navy.

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lon Roeske ........................... Sergeant-at-Arms Sharron Fischer . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Mawin Sage . . . .......... President Wayne Stoltz .... . . . Vice-president C ass ot19 5 The fail of 1951, founci 135 Juniors climbing the hiii to clear 01d Tomah High, for an- other year of hard work. Remember the ciass eiection, and the campaigning done by the certain memioers of our ciass? After quite a iittie wonctering anci suspense, the ciass officers were finaiiy eiecteci. The results were as follows: President, Marvin Sage: Vice President, Vvayne Stoizg Secretary-Treasurer, Sharron Fischer: and Sergeant-at-Arms, Lon Roesice. Remember when those first report carcis ofthe year came out? Some of us were mighty worried tor awhile. The Junior Class was we11 represented in the many schooi activities. 1V1any of our girls and boys were found to be doing outstanciing work. Of course we wiii ai- ways remember the Junior Prom, which we think was the most important event of the year. Now our Junior year is just a Remember Vvhenn anci We aii 10014 forward to next year, when we return to Tomah High as seniors.