Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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THE TOMAH HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL BERNICE MARVIN came from Mather To go to our High School, Now she's going back to Mather And teach the Mather School. A girl named GERTRUDE LINEHAN Will next year in school be missed For the very simple reason That she's in the famous list. ARTHUR YEAGER, alias Dutch, For this school did very muchg He's played football every year No more will other teams him fear RALPH NEAL, from near-by Oakdale Joined our great bunch this year He's popular with the female ALTA DEWEY nicknamed Jap, Went through school but 'twas no snap She'll go back to Mather now, Grow cranberries and be a Frau RAY FORREST our Yankee, Has the whitest of white hair. His eyes and whole complexion Are like the Norseman fair. ELMER DAMEROW, six feet four, Hardly can pass through the door He's come directly from the farm And never has done any harm. GRAY STRACHAN never's wrong Always right there with a song. He will fight till you take flight To protect Wright with his might GLADYS LAMB a country maiden Will be missed from school awhile She too, long will be remembered For her bright and pretty smile WILL EARLE plays in the German Band He sure hits minor chordsg He does not own an auto But he rambles in the Fords. With roguish blarney in her eyes NELLIE LINEHAN, in class, does rise She has Killarney on her face She must belong to the famous race And is there at hunting the dear

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THE TOMAH HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL A lad named LEON MCMULLEN, When with Elizabeth, never is sullen: He an ambassador is sure to be, As we in later years shall see. NoRvA RICHARDS a studious maiden, Also finished this year, She is surely knowledge laden, And of her flunking we have no fear. RUTH EBERDT twin to Rexford Is a very quiet lass. Nevertheless this Warrens maiden Always does respond in class. MINNIE YEAGEP. a maiden small, Has great love for a freshman, tall, She is a Senior who's not dignified, As her love for this freshman has signified GEORGE GLEASON a debater, Surely is no woman-hater, He went to Marshfield to debate, And there that boy did meet his fate. EDWIN FITZPATRICK, another debater, Certainly is no second rater, He led the High School cheering gang, And in our Senior quartet sang. We're proud she's in this Senior class, RUTH PETERSON a stately lass, In Physics she is hard to beat, To star in that is sure a feat. To report f'or a Tomah paper, Is certainly going some, With his Buick he does caper, BON GRISWOLD known as Krum. A maid named ROSALINE KUPPER Entered school four years ago, She graduates with us this year, So she can't be very slow. RUTH DIEMER a pretty maiden, She smiles at very few, For the love with which she's laden Is for a Freshman at the HU. A queen named LETAH SCHLEISNER Graduates with this class, She's never flunked in anything So she could'nt help but pass.

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THE TOMAH HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL LYLA BATES should live in Sparta, For she has an interest there, She's the belle of Brindleville, And she likes midnight air. His feet are big and he is tall, Nothing about him that is small, REXFORD EBERDT is his name, At football he has won great fame. When LESTER LARSEN mounts his steed And shouts to it Gid dap, As a horseback rider Paul Revere, Is backed way off the map. If looking for a German shark You in this large class should hunt You'll find one who has made his mark, His name is WILL TRABANT. DAN RAGAN now of Tunnel City, On the teachers takes no pity g He argues with them all the day, Until they know not what to say. A little boy named MARLYN JENKINS, Can't behave a single day, He has to poke the girl behind him Or the guy across the way. NONA CHAPMAN is one who wears our pin She's worked four years that pin to wing She leaves the High School now forever, But her friendship for it she'll never sever ROY BENJAMIN is our football star He sure can gain the ground, But in that dope, stenography, He is not to be found. MABEI, ANDERSON was in no hurry, To complete her high school course, She said, Oh, I should worry, I'll enlarge the '15 force. MARIE GRAHAM we shall not forget, Graduates with this class, you bet, She's as quiet a lass as ever you've met, Not very tall, but heavy-set. FRANK STELLINGS of the '14 class, Liked not that bunch so he did not pass, He waited for our illustrious crew, Like Mabel, graduates with us too. ELIZABTEH HALE not a maiden small, Weighs two-seventy-two or nothing at all. She's a mighty lass in a mighty class, And we are glad to have her pass.