Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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HAMOT '20 ' 30 TOMAH HIGH Sophomore Class

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TOMAH HIGH 29 HAMOT '20 River loud as she could screech, an' when I said I was sorry 'bout Sam, she just laughed and said she guess Sam was all right and then if she didn't go on jokin' me about Tildv Hopkins. U Old Mrs. Peevy came home with an equally scandulous tale: I went right over to the Stovers' soon as I heard 'bout poor Sam, and if you'll believe me, there was Mrs. Stover hanging out clothes in the backyard. I went right aroun' to where she was an' she said just as flippant, Mercy Mrs. Peevy where'd you drop down from? I felt so s'prised and disgusted that I says, 'Mrs. Stover, this is a mighty solemn thingl' and if she didn't just look at me and laugh with the crape for poor Sam danglin' from the front door knob, and she says, 'I don't see nothin' over solemn 'bout washing and hangin' out some of Sam's old shirts that he'll never wear again, I'm goin, to work 'em up into carpet rags if they ain't too far gone even for that. 'Mrs. Stoverf, I says, 'the neighbors will take on dreadful if you ain't careful, and she got angry and said, 'If the neighbors would attend to their busi- ness she'd attend to her's. I turned and left without even going into the house. The Carbury Weekly Star came out two hours later with this announcement: We stop our press to announce the unexpected death of our highly respected fellow citizen Mr. Samuel Stover, this afternoon. A more extended notice will appear next Week. Unexpectedl I should say sol said Samuel Stover as he read this announcement in the paper. A more extended notice next week. I'll write that myself and I'lI extend it far enough to let that editor know what I think of him. But how did this crape get on the front door? interrupted Mrs. Stover. I found it there when I went out to get the paper. It's the straight thing - - -there is the minister coming in the gate! Do calm down Sam! I-Ie's coming to make arrangements for the funeral, I suppose. Mr. I-Iavems, the minister, was surprised when Mr. Stover opened the door and said, Come right in. If you want to go ahead making arrangements for the funeral, I'll give the main points myself. MABEL LAMB-'21 I flf 'Q iff' ' W .H I 4 , . , ...U FOOTBALL SQUAD

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'TOMAH HIGH 31 HAMOT '20 Sophomore Class ALDERINIAN, LA VAUGHN ANDRES, RUTH BAKER, LETHA BARTELS, HELEN BAUMGARTEN, LYLE BEANE, GEORGIA BETTHAUSER, OSCAR BRAHMER, MILES CHAPMAN, BERNICE CHAPMAN, ETHEL CHAPMAN, JEAN CROSSET, MARION DASHNER, IVER DICKINSON, BERNARD DICKENSON, LAUREL DRESHER, ROBERT ERDMAN, INEZ FIETING, WILL FISHER, HERBERT FOX, FLORENCE GAARTZ, LAWRENCE GORDON, FLORENCE GILNER, IRENE GRIAHAM, GERTRUDE HACKNEY, PHYLLIS HOFFLIAN, BESSIE HANOVER, HELEN HANCOCK, NAVARRE HANCOCK, LYLE HONEL, LU ELLA President ...... Vice President .......... Secretary and Treasurer. . . Class Advisor ...,....... HOPP, HENRY JERDEE, ELLA JAMES, KENNETH JOHNSON, ORTIS JORDON, LEROY KELLEY, LEO KELPE, ROLAND KRUEGER, OTTO LAMBERT, ROBIN LANKE, CARL LARSEN, LULU LENZ, MILTON LENZ, RUTH LUEBCHOW, EMMA MADDEN, LEONARD MARSHALL, HENRIETTA MARTIN, ARNOLD MARTIN, VIOLET MARQUART, RALPH MAUM, LELAND MCCOLLOUGH, THELMA MEYERS, VERA MOORE, MAE MURPHY, VICTOR MURRAY, VERE NOTH, ORIN O,BOYLE, MILTON PINGLE, WALTER PINGLE, RUTH REARDON, IRENE OFFICERS oll REHBERG, RAYMOND REHBERG, HAROLD REICH, NORMA REICH, VERA REINHOLD, RUTH RICE, CECELIA RIESING, EARL ROGGE, AGNES ROSE, LESTE SEVERSON, IVJARCILLA SENOGLES, BERYL SMITH, RAYMOND SPINK, EARL STEIMETZ, ANNA STEIMETZ, HELEN SULLIVAN, JAMES SWEET, ALVA SWEET, GRACE THOM, EVA TAYLOR, JESSE TUCKER, AUDREY VANDERVORT, MILDRED WALTMAN, FREDERICK WARREN, GLEN ZIEGLER, EDWARD ZEMAN, KATHERINE ZEMAN, HENRIETTA ZIMMERMAN, GEORGE . . . ROBERT DRESCHER . . . . .LE ROY JORDON . . . . .VIOLET MARTIN . . MISS O'LAUGHLIN