Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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BUT, NE'ERTHELESS, THEY'RE UPWARD BOUND TOP PlC'l'l'RE-Bark Raw: Al. Lyclen, R. Lemon, C. Puent, P. Olson, B. Schmiecler, M. Prell, A. Mork, F. Mc- Cumber, V. Robinson. Third Row: C. Schmiecler, B. Larrabee, A. Sonnenburg, R. Litzenberg, M. Nogrosky, C. Rabe, P. Kress, V. Pettibone, Lamb. Sammi Row: N. Key, N. Neas, R. Nelson, L. Schaller, D. Rawhauser, lf. Oliver, T. Lawrence, M. Rudolph, A. Pingle, KI. Noyes, H. Runnells. Firxt Row: L. Regalia, Isl. Larson, M. lWee, E. Marten, H. Klee, lf. McKean, l.. Roscovius, C. Rogge, I. Schmiclt, P. Ostermick. LOXYHR PlCTl'RFfBark Row: Y. Zastoupil, D. Splittstoesser, D. Sorenson, R. Starkey, D. Sowle, D. Schueler, L. Schnitzler, M. Wagner, D. VVettstein. Third Row: ill. Thouvenell, S. Shie, G. VVich, B. Warnke, M. Von Haden, R. Sorenson, A. Thompson, L. VVillmann, ll. VVilson, ll. Ziegler. Serond Row: P. Snider, C. White, R. Silver, D. VYildes, H. Yon Haden, H. Teske, R. Stockton, C. Poss, R. Zellmer, C. Yates. Fin! Row: Al. Schaller, H. Welch, R. Tralmer, D. VVaege, D. Shuckhart, B. Williams, E. Von Haden, G. NYilson, lf. Schultz, E. The patriotic fresh- men sponsored the Lin- coln Day Program. The following program was given: America , the orchestra, ULincoln , L e w i s Christiansen, Address , M a r v i n Wagner, 'GGettysburg Address , Orville Ga- bowerg selections by the orchestra, A Lincoln Declamationn, Therese Donovan. On December 8 the freshmen put out their edition of '6The Argus . The Hrst issue was su- pervised by Mary Bren- nan who acted as edi- tor - in - chief with a great deal of assistance from Miss Crain and members of the Blocks A and B English I classes. Lucie Nicol, Mary Rice, Samuel Erb, a n d Isabelle Haight helped also. October 24 was Fresh- man Day. Our pro- gram consisted of speeches made by class president Alden Mork, Mr. McKean, Mrs. Mc- Kean, Mr. Weishapple, Miss Sell, Mrs. Haug, Miss Crain, Miss Mc- Adams, and Mr. Gun- ning. Musical num- bers were also given by Mary Lou Thouvenell and Mary Brennan. The Conservation Club interested quite a few of our boys. This is a Junior Conservation Club and a branch of the Conservation Club in Tomah. In this club the boys learn about feeding birds, making pro- tective coverings for them, and con- servation problems. Mr. Gunning advised the boys who worked with the adult group under William Boehm, Sr. VVinchel. Beverly Warnke, Clayton Hemsey, James Ebert, Hilbert Teske, Don Splittstoesser, Marvin Wagner, Lewis Christiansen, Richard Stockton, Don- ald Rawhauser, Howard Von Haden, Eugene Marten were debaters. Girls who won honors in freshman declara- tion were: Patricia Ostermick, Therese Donovan, Eleanor McKean, and Rose Anna Silver. 29 These freshmen were on the honor roll: L. Baker, H. Barnharst, D. Boeder, N. Boeder, M. Brennan, L. Christiansen, T. Donovan, J. Ebert, C. Hemsey, D. Johnson, E. McKean, P. Ostermick, A. Pingle,-M. Rudolph, L. Schaller, S. Shie, R. Stockton, H. Teske, M. Thouvenell, H. Von Haden, M. Wagner, B. Warnke, G. Wich, D. Wettstein.

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INSISTENT WIT SHINES ALL AROUND On September 2 we turned out one hun- dred and sixty - five strong to face the stren- uous task of competing w i t h the Freshman Classes of other years. We weren't as green as we might have been because before school opened Mr. McKean told us the NDo's and HDon'ts at Tomah High School. We had three requir- ed subjects: general science, citizenship, and English I. For a fourth subject we could choose junior business practice, Latin, home economics, manual arts, or agriculture. Our teachers were Messrs. Gunning, Bizer, Weis- happle, Stockton, W e i n e r, and Misses Crain, Wenzel and Sell. We freshmen held a great campaign before our election of class officers and chose our nominees wi t h t h e greatest care. When the election votes were counted we had chosen Alden Mork for class president, Patricia Os- termick for vice-presi- dentg Therese Donovan for secretary-treasurer, and Wade Gilbert for sergeant-at-arms. TOP PlCTUREfBack Row: L. Cramer, M. Davis, C. Fiebig, R. Dunlap, D. Arity,C. Brown, O. Gabower, W. Boehm, VV. Buelow, H. Erbs. Third Row: J. Frost, H. Barnharst, T. Donovan, G. McGinnis, H. Bernhartlt, J. Ebert, R. Becher, V. Boettcher, L. Christiansen, A. Burns. Second Row: Brown, B. Deere, H. Boettcher, R. Eirschele, C. Abbott, L. Coenen, Burroughs, G. Bernhardt, B. Cook, D. Boeder, D. Fin! Row: R. Becker, M. Gabower. Brennan, Baumgarten, M. Connolly, C. Eberdt,M. Chenevert, N. Boeder, V. Barry, L. Baker, A. Brunson. LOWER PICTURE-Back Row: C. Jansen, C.Hemsey, D. Kastens, A. Jensen, F. Greencleer, L. Greendeer, G. Jorgensen, A. Hamilton, C. Giesler, B. Heintz, Third Row: J. Kern, K. Keene, T. Keene, D. Kemp, G. Jones, M. Hancock, E. Horning, J. Kelly, V. Golf, R. Heser. Serond Row: A. Griffin, R. Helming, M. Graham, H. Kenyon, L. Fiebig, R. Henning, VV. Finucan, M. Hopinkah, A. Kimzey, V. Hoefs, VV. Gilbert. First Row: K. Kelpe, M. James, R. Kelley, Henry, G. Jensen, D. Johnson, L. Ken- nedy, T. Harkner, B. McNutt, B. Goff, E. Hoefs. This year the freshmen had three dancing classes before the first all- school party. The first proved to be so successful that two more were sponsored. At these classes everyone learned how to dance and also had a lot of fun. We all appreciate Miss Water's hard efforts. Our first class meeting was held on October 8. The main business was the decision in favor of sponsoring an all- school party after the Tomah-Maus- ton basketball game. We danced from 9:30 to 11:30 to Onan Vaudell's music. As part of our evening's en- tertainment we led folk dances. 28 The Freshman Class this year had a number of musicians. Thirteen freshmen were members of the band and four were members of the or- chestra. Four well known freshmen had the honor of belonging to the A Cappella Choir. They are Patricia Ostermick, Fredric Greendeer, Daryl Arity and Alden Mork.

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JUNIOR HIGH HOLDS AN UNCHALLENGED STAND The eighth grade of 1942 is composed of forty members, a loyal part of the Tomah Schools. As leaders we have chosen: president, Glen Vandervortg vice- president, June Gies- lerg and secretary- treas- urer, Doris Robinson. Besides Miss Linehan, who teaches most of our classes,we haveMiss Johnson, Miss Waters and Mrs. Haug who teach us special sub- jects. Eighth graders par- ticipating in basketball are Forrest Johnson, D i c k Zimmerman, Donald Burnstad, Bob Johnson, Elmer Han- sen, and Daniel Cole. Darlene Janssen is a member of Senior Band as well as the High S c h o o l Orchestra. Many of us participate in the Girl and Boy Scout Organizations. Members of our class who received all A's during the first semes- ter were Darlene Jans- sen and Betty Peth. The other honor roll students who received grades not lower than one A and five B's were Helen Muhlenthaler, Glen Vandervort, Wini- fred Taft, June Giesler, Helen Giesler, Betty Taylor and Lila Nelson. l TOP PlC'l'l7RE-Bark Row: Cotey, Sturm, Taft, Griggs, Koenig, Calkins, janssen, Rosenow, Andres, Muhlenthaler. Tfzini Row: johnson, Steele, Petb, Yan- tlervort, Hanson, Lawrence, Robinson, Dodsworth, Schueler, Cole. Second Row: Hanson, johnson, Giesler, Ellistetl, Hart, Stentlorf, Scott, Zimmerman, Von Haden, jackson. First Row: Cowles, Nelson, Burnstad, Giesler, Andres, Taylor, Atte- well, XVildes, jackson, Miss Linehan. LOYYER PICTURE-Bark Row: Rey- nolds, Buxton, Beardsley, Rose, Dietz- man, Wells, Fredrickson, Manning, Tess- mer, Hanson. Third Row: Schueler, Gilbert, Spangenburg, Cotey, Hall, jones, Gruen, Vandervort, Clay, Goff, Davis. Second Row: Hart, blarquart, Henning, Beardsley, Schutjer, Reisenauer, Morse, Rose, jeffers, Mr. Bjorge. First Row: lVhite, Benjamin, Schroeder, Robinson, .-Xller, Parks, Shaw, Habel, Lawrence, On September 2, we, the seventh grade, took up our activities in Room 107 of the High School. As class offi- cers we chose Richard Davis, presi- dentg Dean Habel, vice-presidentg Robert Gilbert, secretary-treasurerg and Robert Dietzman as sergeant-ab arms. Pringle, Calkins, Robertson. Besides our regular classes we have gym every day and music on Tues- days and Thursdays. Six members of our class are in Junior Band and Jean Buxton is a member of the High School Orchestra. Speaking of music, there have been lots of reports on how well we entertain the Senior High with our vocal ability. 30 The most popular activity among our boys is basketball. Richard Davis, Kenneth Pringle, Robert Gilbert, Dean Habel, Arthur Marquart, Rich- ard Clay, Billy Jeffers, Warren Rose, and Keith Rose take part in it. Mr. Bjorge coaches Junior High basketball and we have played games with several of the smaller schools nearby.