Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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XXX X X XX X X XX X X X X X X X X X X XXXX X X XX X X X X X X X X X X X X-Ar X TOMAH HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL ALLI-ZR, CAIYIAIN ANDERSON, ELOX D ARMSTRONIQ, HOWARD BARI-'R, RALPH RIOELOVY, LA VI-'RNIL BIRR, OTTO HIL-XSCl1IilT, VINCI-'NI BIRNI1.'I I'I-1, PIYII- R CI.-XR'l'I7.R, JJALLIE CL-XYIGl'.LI.l, PAL I, CIOMPTON, DONALD ID.-XNlV.I.S, KENNEIII D,XNllgl,S, PPQRCY IDENOMIIA., IQDXYARIJ IDIZXYFY, LLOYD LLBERT, REREORD I'4lNNILR'I'Y, HAROLD ITINLCAN, JAMES EITCII, ROY CJARNOCK, ALEX GLEISS, WILLIAM CJR.-XEXYIN, ROBERT CRISVYOLD, RALPH CJRAH.-XINI, JOHN C. CJLTRNOE, VINCENT IIALE, CLAYTON IJ.-XNOYFR, CL.-Xlil:iNCIi LJARRIS, RAY IJENDRICKS, WILIIIfR'I l'lILLIRER, IILGH HOAO, LIARLOW HOMERMILIYER. CARL JQXNES, ART!-lL'R JOHNSON, GEOROI-, JOHNSON, ORIE IRFLLFY, IQENNETH INEYIZS, JOHN IQILMER, ROYAL IQRESS, JOHN INLPPER, ALYAN I,AMOT'I'EE, FRANCIS LOEIIR, LIENRY RI.-XDDEN, EARL RI.-AST, VINCEN1' JNL-XXXYELL, ROBIiR'I' NJCCLATCHIE, GLENN MCCLLLEN, LLOYD MILLER, FRANK JXIORAN, EDWARD RJURRAY, LJORATIO 12.-XG.-KN, DAN REINHART, RAYMOND RIQINHOL'I', c:L.-XRENCE RE'IO'1'ILR, ALBERT RICHARDS, RAND A. SFYMOL R, JI,-XRRISUN SICIQLES, RJO.-KH SMIIH, GORDON SMIIH, RAYMOND STAIIEN, ALFRED STAHEN, EDGAR S'I'EwART, CPI.-XLfNCliX' STEYYART, JESSIII STR.-XCHI-AN, CLYDE STR.-ACH.-XN, CJR.-XY STORIQEL, LOLIS STORKEL, GTTO VVARREN, JOHN VVELLS, RLTSSELL WESTLARE, L..-XVVRENCE YE,-XGER, ARTHUR XIEAGER, ERNEST

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HAMOT 'I 8 6 PROLOGUE N the days of Tomah High School, By the Class of Nineteen-twelve, There was made the famous booklet Called by them the Tomah Annual And therein they placed the Seniors, Told their virtues and their failings, Talked ol' them in every section That they might not be forgotten, Therein too they told the prowess Of our boys skilled in athletics, How our oratory, music, Ranked with that in towns about them. Told the jokes oft heard in classes, Made by absent minded scholars. This and more they put into it, Thinking that within the future Tho perhaps they'd all be parted, That this book would bring fond memories That these ties would bind them closer, And this last is just the reason That the Class of Nineteen-eighteen, Still with zeal and love, Continues Publication ofthe Annual. One slight change we've made, however, And have christened it The Hamotf' If as to this name you're puzzled, Hold it up before the mirror. Nl. E. S. '18 1