Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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DOUBLE QUARTETTE OlRC1IiESI'li,A 31:

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White Elephant Auction Sale ' ' E THE undersigned inmates of Tomah High School, do hereby give notice that we will place on sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder, the following articles. Sale to take place near the Tower on May 32, 1920, at 1:00 a.m. and continue until all are sold. 1 . My 2. My 3. Nly 4. My 5- My 6. My 7- My 8. My 9- My 10. lkly 11. My I2. Aly 13. Aly 14. My patented hair restorer .... brains fgood as new only slightly usedj .... avoirdupois ..,.......... . . . .Wilda Rabe . . . . .Lyle Dewey . . . . . .Robert Kern winning smile. ...... ..........,..... ....... .I e ssie Simpson nerve funlimited supplyj ...... ....... B essie Monahan vocabulary .... ...........,,,.... ..... T l ieodore Kampman reputation as a Basketball player. . . .......... Douglas Bell stand in with Mr. Bray .... ..... .... K e nneth Johnson pose ...... I .................. lease on- W1lda's doorstep .... . popularity ............... hair ribbons .... . . . pugnacious jaw .... . winning way ........ ...........Wm.Hinds . . . . .Howard Seyverson . . . . .Howard O'Leary . . . . . .Edith Yeager ........MaxLanke . .. . . ...Marie Vesper 15. My stand in with the fair sex ..... George Strachan 16. My bluff ................ ..... E dward Liddane 16. My interest in T. H S .... ..... M ark Reardon 18. My car ............... .... L eRoy Jordan 19. My height ..... .... O scar Vandervort 20. My iewelry ..... .... B ernadine Daly 21. My Lizzie .... ......... ........ M r . Bray 22. My medals ............... .... M r. Mitten 23. My knack for writing notes. . . .......... Helen Taft 24. Our caps and gowns ........... ......... T he T. N. T,s 25. My speed upon the typewriter ............................ Minerva Baumgarten Ofhcral Expense Account of the Business Manager EXPENDITURES Stationery for staff. . . .................. 8150.32 Stamps. ...... .... .......... 5 6 .98 Office furniture .........,..... 894.00 Office rent ........,,,........... 233.76 Standard Oil Co. CMidnight Oilj ...., . . 56,989. 23 Law suits and refreshments for staff .... 563.00 Banquet for staff ................... 987.89 Lady stenographer for manager .... 187.63 Manager's campaign expenses .... 543.60 New machine for typist ........ 125.00 Ink, pens, pencils, paper, etc. . . 75.00 Salaries. . Printing .... . . . . Engraving .... Binding . Total ................ Sale of books CHigh schoolj .... . Sale of books CGradesj ....,.. Sale of books CFacultyJ .... Candy sales ............ Advertising Cln t ade .... Donations from friends ........... .. 7,865.00 2.50 1.25 ....CAdding machine brokej Recsiprs 3125.00 300.00 7.50 1.00 .. 672.00 .43 Total .................................... .... ' 81 CZJ'M94 e Surplus donated to next year's Hamot staff. 29

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GLEE CLUB Music USIC has played a prominent part in our school work this year. An operetta, Polished Pebbles, given February 27, was a great success. We hope there will J. be more of them in the future. The operetta was supervised by Miss O'Leary, in- structor of music and Miss Drowatzky assistant principal. The cast was as follows: Rosalie, an orphan .........., Helen Taft Mrs. Gabble ,.........,.... Marie Vesper Uncle Bob ...,..i........... Mr. Mitten Mr. Gabble .............. William Moran Mrs. O,Brien .... ..,.... X Vilda Rabe Nick. ,................, George Strachan Millicent ...........,..,,. Vivian Tucker Martha ..... ......,....... E dith Yeager VVinifred ......,...... Katherine McCaul Chorus of twenty-four students. ..... . . . . Music for the operetta was furnished by the High School Orchestra. The operetta owed the greater part of its success to the untiring efforts of its managers, Miss O'Leary and Miss Drowatzky. The proceeds of the operetta were divided between the Hamot fund and for the pur- chasing of new song books. 31