Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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JUNIOR CLASS

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THE TOMAH HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 21 O'Brien, Ed- Lives of great men all remind us, life is really not worth while, If we cannot leave behind us, some excuses for a smile. O'Leary, Florence-- Her look is full of smiles. Poquette, Vernice- Her hair more black than ash buds in the front of March. Prell, Alice- Those eyes so soft and brown, beware. Purdy, IvaeJ'Her Ways are gentle. Rivett, Veronicae- Shy as a violet and just as sweet. Roder, Gladys'- Fat and good natured. Rehberg, Alva--- All thru the night. Rose, Ruperte- He'll have a good time, just leave it to him. Rose, Paul--- A merry heart goes all the day. Schultz, Lucileee- Blessed with a sweet temper. Syverson, Selwyn ee 'Buddie' for short and a right good sort. Schenecker, Marie- Those dark eyes so soft and deep. Schleisner, Mamieee- Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit.' Skinner, Mildred-H- Care and trouble are her last thoughts. Stewart, Chaunceye- There seemed a touch of magic in the deftness of his hand. Sullivan, Lorettae- She attends to business and wastes no time. Treat, Chelcie-- A good natured, amiable cuss. Vandervort, Ada--- Learned and good and fair is she. Wegner, Arthur-e Such a serious thing to be a tall, tall man. Wegner, Emma--- Her books she never gives a rest. Winter, Irene--- For softness she, and sweet attractive grace. Ziebell, Arnolde- Don't hurry, there's lots of time. A math Zlirnm the Snplpa For various reasons we find many of the faces of the pupils who en- tered high school with us absent. Although we miss the faces of our former classmates we are glad to welcome all the new members to our class and school. Despite the fact that our number has decreased, we hope our en- thusiasm has greatly increased. We also trust that we will be found more willing to respond to the earnest efforts of our efficient instructors as we have a broader and clearer idea of what is expected of us. We, as members of the Sophomore Class, sincerely hope- to better each de- partment of the school work, and help raise the standard in every way. So far we have tried to live up to our resolution of extending to this year's Freshmen, the courtesies which were tendered us by last year's Sophomores. We will try to continue this treatment in spite of the fact that some of them make ridiculous mistakes and blunders, which we must admit, we did when we were Freshmen. We are anxious to help maintain a true school spirit and we are willing to take our share of responsibilities in making Tomah High School a wide-awake and enthusiastic school. In every sense of the word we will say Be a Booster for every interest of the school. -SPUD, '18. 77 7

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SOPHOMORE CLASS