Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1943 volume:

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DEDICATED TO THE FUTURE has a particularly significant interpretation today. Although the phrase- THE FUTURE-is an uncertain and incomprehensible one, we of the student body have visionary outlines of the post-war fruits we are preparing to gather. YVe shall not be subdued until our goal is won-a world order based upon the democratic ideals which we have practiced so naturally during our high school careers. Building for THE FUTURE is a gradual process, block by block, of continuous schooling. The foundation, begun in kindergarten, is augmented by the knowledge procured in grade school. XVhen the groundwork is estab- lished, we enter the secondary institution, high school, where our democratic ideals are founded and molded into constructive blocks by the educational program. Today, more than ever before, the benefits and re- sponsibilities of the American youth are stressed. It is here we first come to realize the importance of THE FUTURE. By careful building and a motivation gained from our ideals We near the completion of our imaginary block-by-block construction. The blocks we build in high school are our preparation for THE FUTURE. It is our responsibility to choose whether We are merely to live in it or challenge its structure and participate in its governmental functions. . . nib.: Declication Scenic View Service Personnel DIVISION I Sports DIVISION II Activities 5 DIVISION III Administration Faculty Class Officers Seniors S Underclassmen Honor Students Diary Patrons and Advertisers CONTENTS 4 6 7 8-23 24-47 50 51-52 53 54-61 62-68 69 T0-72 3-100 S 1 11.11 11 1111 ll 111 Ill 18 1111 111111111 1.1111 1 11111111 . ff . 111 11 1 111 XX dl 111111 1111111111 111111 11111111 111 1111111 1.11111t1 111111111111 .11111 1f1.111111t1S 111111 X1 1 1 1 Ill I1 111 1 1111111111 t111 1.11111111 11111111111 11111111111 X1 111 1110 111111 1.1111 11 t11 111111 Ill 1 1111 111111 1111 . 1 Ill 11111 1 11111 11111 1111111 1111 t111 11111111 111 t111 111 Student 11111111111 rs D111 1L11 IDL! 1-.1 N11111 A1111 C IIS JN M1111 C1111111 11111111 A117111 A1r C11111s D111 XI 11 L 111 s'111N A111111 KU JI Ros 1 N111 I1 1101118 S11111l1xs 1 XIIII1 I1 X1 X1 111181111111 1111111111 X111 L S N11111 I S -Xrmy an Irv fn' xlllllllll 111111111 1 IS 1N111x1 f 11111111 x Xlllll III f'11r11s 11 111111- 1 L 11111 A117111 1111111111 r S1111 LL A1 171 I1 ll 1 11 1111111 We C 1111.101 5111111111 11111111111 F11 1xL 1.11111 11111 S11111.1- F111x11 D11111 L S M11r1111'1 xftlflllff Alf C 11r11s 11 -RAC Xrmy Azr C'11r11s THI.' 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J Rlschette W Hansen J Graf, K Dams C Decorah G Stockton Fzrst Row L Cox, W Cole, J Downs, E Wallace S Roeder, E Rosenow, M Fuchs, W Gabower I I 1 0 I' .L , V, 1 - - Q exe? 1 . N 'QA' ,.. , . 1.4 1 S wxx ' 1 ' so KX e-N , c . N1 , f'f . - . 1 QQ ' - A 1 , ' 'l 1' ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 -1 L - r. . A '- ' ' ' ' '1 1 1 ' --Q 1 LY 1 xulg A ' n. R If ' I - ' lx 2 I A ' .'1.' 7.7 1, ' Q' 1 1 1 ' ' ' F7 . .5 I 1 fy -I 1, 7.. A 9' A 1 . x Z.. J 1 , 1 . 2, 1 , h . . . 11 , '-1 1. .' ' 1 ' ' -. 1' 1 1 , W - J ', - , .Y 1 A A, ' A' j j, i 1 -- 1 .A- . - b 1 1.1 1 . , K h 9 ' 1 X . 1 1 1' ,1 1 - 1 1 - - - - - 1 1 - I 1 1'1 ja ' 1'-1 : A L I Q Q 1 . 1 '1 1 A '1 ' - V v 4 V YQ D .Y l l ' I , l . 'l . ' . -k Y' .V 1 3 . .1 1, 1, , . . '1 1 '. '1 ' I . 1 , ,- 5 ., 1 o11 the second play NVltl'l the opponents I'6COVf:'l'1l1g 1 X A u 'I ' ' I A ' 1 I ' ' J . ., . ' 1 1 -1 ' ' 1 -' 11, , ' 1 1 '1 . . . , . i - , . , . . . .. H ' ' 'u , 1 1-', '15 1 1 1' , K , . 1 l. 1 i ' ' D I' . 1' 'Al . 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A. 1 , ,S , , . ,l - 18 A T P L A Y I N C. A. A. That the C. A. A. is a very democratic orga- nization is shown by the officers, as a representa- tive from each of the four classes is included. Senior Loraine Dams is president. and sopho- lnorc Pat Usterinick. vice-president. Alice Yon Iladen. frcslnnan. serves as sc-cretary and joan- nctte Trahner. junior. acts as trcasurcr. Because the Girls' Athletic .Association is not only conccrned with sportsmanship and games. hut also with exercisc and health. members of the group have kept themselves fit for increased activities this year. The C. A. A. girls really have a lot of extra hours of exercise. so if x'ou're the walking anemicv type. or if your diet has added a lc-xv surplus pounds. loin C.. A. A. next year and see what the Girls' Athletic Association can do lor You. 1. XYith perfect timing and tcarnwork the Tum- bling Team helped make the Carnival performance the best ever . . . 12. XVith all that food around the Tumbling Team still sits and grins at thc photo- grapher . . . 3. Thatis not what you'rc Supposed to do with a fit-ld lllllll Isahcl, or is it? . . . 4. XVhen some of thcsc girls joined thc Tninhlcrs they couldnit stand on their ha-ads: now they stand Kill Sillllvlllll' 0lSlxS . . . 1-2-3 pull, and tomorrow we'll wish this school had an escalator . . . 6. Up, down, up, down on the ferris wheel, hut thatis something else again . . . T. XVhat have we here, a double ring-around-the rosv? 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Bixer. the hoxing coach. resigned his posi- tion. so that the team was left without a coach. .Ks a result of the lack ot a coach the team did not continue the schedule for this year. From last yearis undefeated team only one senior graduated. so this yearis prospects were unusually good. In order to hox in Toinah lligh School the student must maintain passing grades and achieve an almost perfect physical condition. It is customary to hold elimination houts early in the season to determine the team memhers. The hoxers who compete must haye put in a reasonahle amount of instructixe practice. Each person is matched with someone within four pounds of his own weight and nearly equal in ability. Boxing has been very popular with the fans of Tomah. and Tomah High School has a reputa- tion tor good teams and good sportsmanship. Since special emphasis is heing given to sports of this type at the present time. the team is ex- pected to resume fighting again next year. l. This must he what they were referring to when they said, It's a great life if you don't wealcenli' . . . 2. Ex- Coaeh XVQ-ishapple watches these two enthusiastic play- ers hut Bizer decides to walk out of the picture . . . 3. i'Semper Paratusi' Cole prepares himself for a left to the jaw hy Eugene Joe Louis Anderson . . . 4. And now we take you to the ring side seats in Tomah Square Gardens while the managers tell their boys to get in there and fightlu . . . 5. 'icone-hut not forgotten Bizer referees this friendly match while the spectators anxiously wait their turns! BASEBALL STARS AIM TO HIT Because of the shortening of the 1941-42 school year the baseball season was considerably ab- breviated. There was enough time between tests to play only three games. The first game was a warm-up with the city team. Paced by a home run by Gillette and good pitching in the clutches by Kenneth DeGorah, the Indians came out with the long end of a 5-2 score. The score of the 1Vestby game, on the home diamond, looked like a free-for-all. 1Vestby led at the end of the fifth inning 6-0. By the end of the sixth inning Tomah tied the score at 6 all. Two errors in the seventh inning accounted for as many runs for Wfestby who won, The score of the Sparta game looked like the score of an exciting football game, 13-1. Sparta took the large score with two home runs with bases loaded. This game, played at Sparta, was the last of a brief season. The game scheduled with La Crosse Logan was called off because of rain. At the end of the season ballots were cast for a captain. The three players chosen were John Graf, a sophomore, and VVarren Gillette and Al- fred Strozewski, seniors. Boys who won letters were: Kenneth DeGorah, 1Varren Gillette, Claire Arity, Robert Cole, Scott Roeder, Alfred Stro- zewski, john Graf, john llischette, Leon Sllisler, james Fell, and George lleser. .fr nad! Ad. . 1. Take us out to the ball game. It's what we look forward to all spring . . . 2. There should be some action here anytime soon . . . 3. We'd like to See a powerful right ami swing, but one bat will be suflicient, please . . . 4. This is more fun than a picnic and much safer . . . 5. Now just what could be the object of this diligent search, Mr. Bizer? TIQMBLERS PROVE FIGVRES llON l'lllLIE if Shut your eyes, open your mouth, and shake your head. This was the remedy given by Bliss XVaters to her tumblers in case one of them was dizzy as a result of too many rolls or cartwheels. Unlike the other school clubs, who meet every second and fourth Tuesday in the month, the tumblers hold their meetings every Tuesday evening. Besides the regular meetings, these girls practice several times a week after school. There was no tumbling team last year, so this is the first year of tumbling for all the members. However, they all enjoyed it so much that most of them plan to join again next year. The girls Back Row: J. Wilson. J. Kuehl, H. Muhle- thaler, R. Schroeder. R. Huber. Second Row: N, Grif- fin. A. Huber, B. Schmidt, B. Brohaugh, E. Darnutzer. Miss Waters. First Row: G. Jeffers. A. Quist, L. Schaller. H. Giesler. D. Johnson, N. Dunlap. wear gold shorts and white shirts, representing the school colors. A few helpful suggestions were given to the team by a tumbler, Danny Francis, a soldier sta- tioned at Camp McCoy. The tumblers put on an act at a mass meeting in Ianuary, and also at the Carnival. At Christmas time a party was held, gifts were exchanged, and a lunch was served. The Tumbling Club officers are as follows: president, Beverly Brohaugh, vice-president, Eli- nor Kolb, secretary-treasurer, Elaine Darnutzerg and sergeant-at-arms, Nadine Griffin. s y QP of-A Q S' J N - 0 ,f N Y K- X ,!,,.LV J X659 im R u - fxftiiif-4 1. , .7 as it '31 H f i W v 3 4. Y 3 'Q 1 ng 9 5 3 'vs x ,iv - DV: f, J , f r ! . . F4 ,1 v J ft ?'mWF1 M an N , .. 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It looks as if something good comes out of that inferno in the ag workshop after all-if Garland Bernhardt and Francis NIL-Cumber's looks arenit deceiving . . . 2. Maybe it's a hit late for corn on the cob but how's this for some- thing strictly corn . . . 3. Boy Scoutu Xveiner shows some of his boys what is meant hy tying the knot . . . 4. Lester Jensen and Donald Dnpee, vvho's now in the Navy, show us what thev learned in this special defense course .... 5 . These boys have decided to give Ol' Dobbinv fthe newest thing in transportationl a royal welcome bv cleaning her collar Cand maybe giving her-a lump of sugar?'J . . . 6. Could this have been before a Sparta-Tomah game or is Lester XVillmann getting ready to heat a hump on St-hit-kelgruher's head? . . . 7. Harrv Heser advocates ev ervone drinking milk through a straw-what will vou hav e chocolate or plain? . . . 8. VVant ad seen recently, YVe'd rather eat than fiaint-but if we don't paint we can't eat -Signed, Orville Cahovver and Charles Poss. 27 Back Row B Wxldes J Kern D Markm W Betthauser V Boettcher B M111er J Baumgarten Second Row J Belcher L Starkey C Yates E Blegel A Klmzey J Kern Fu-st Row Mrs Crowley H Drexer R Gollmck D Kuehl J Kuehl G Robertson B Mansfield The Future Ho1ne1nake1s Club of A111e11ca whlch IS sponsored bv M1s Crowley l1as been very busy th1s year domg 1tS part for Uncle Sa1n They started out the year by helpmg the un1or Red Cross The members helped hem ha11dker chlefs and make Utlllty bags for the SOld1C1S Later on 1n the year they studled a Ho1ne Nursmg course and they also learned the CO1 rect way to apply F1rst a1d In add1t1on to all of thlS HCt1V1ty the gxrls helped boost Uncle Sams war bond and stamp drlve by selllng Wal stamp corsages to the students of Tomah Hlgh School The g1rls made the corsages of n1ne ten cent de fense stamps and sold them for a dollar each The club sponsored a school party on Novem ber the thlrteenth It was a Superstltlous Party The glrls provlded a very good program wlth Betty Wlld6S as Lochlnx ar and Ruth Collmck as hlS Blushmg Brlde On February eleventh the club put on a mass meetmg for the Tomah Westby basketball game The OHICGFS of the club are the fOllOVVll1g pI'CS1d8I1t eanette Kuehl VICC presldent Bettv VV1ldes t18dSlllCI' Celaldme ROb6ltS0l'l and sec 1eta1y amce Ker11 Dllllllg the su1n1ne1 months Mrs Crowlex taught two Red CIOSS lllltI'1tlOI1 classes One of these classes was for women llVlHg 111 lllfdl sec tlons and the other was for WOIHGII l1V1l1g 111 town When the Wo1nen had completed th1s COUISG they each recelved a Red Cross Certlfi cate In March Mrs Crowley offered a Red Cross canteen class for women who had graduated from the Red Cross nutr1t1on course The pur pose of th1s course was to tra1n women so that they would be able to provlde food for people 1n case of d1saster Startmg durmg September general nutr1t1on classes were held monthlv fOl the local lad1es The classes were held on the last Thursday of each month The purpose of the meetlngs was to teach the women the value and 1mportance of var1ous food nutrlents The classes were glven food demonstratlons They were shown how to cook foods properly to retam the food nu tr1e11ts Thls IS of speclal lmportance now that the Unlted States IS at war because food IS not so plentlful as It was formerly The Women were taught how to get all the HlltI'lt1Ol13.l value f1OlTl the foods thev prepaled Because 1t IS so 11nportant at thls tlme 11utr1 tlon IS also stressed 111 the hxgh school home eco nomlcs classes The lllgll school stude11ts are also glven an 0PPOI'tl,lI1lty to put 1nto practlce the very recent theorles COllC6I'I'1lI'lg 1ll1tI'1t10H ,I -s ' 5 - V f v - '. . . . . . ' . . . . . V . . - . - v - V - v - . .7 1. . . . . a 'a I . , . 9 ' 9 ' Y . I . . , , 7 - ' , - . . . . a . . , . 7 I . , - - . 44 .. aa . . . . . 7 . . - . x . . 4 .. l ,tl a ' a I I ' '-a a s ' 1 ' :I ' ' .' . , ' 1 ' . F.H.A. KITCHEN POLICE COME T0 A'l I'EN'l'I UN i q.,-.,,..-.-- 3 D ,, ,ur-F- '!,5 l. Nlarieta makes sure there is no one in sight as she prepares to make her debut at the home economies style show . , . 2. High heels are quite an advantage when one trys to see a program on the stage from the sidelines . . . 3. Home ee students and their mothers congregate for cake and a eox eted cup of java . . . 4. Could the reason for Beata VVieh's beaming face be that Chuck Schroeder is in the audience ...- 5 . Martha Ann looks forsaken as the other Future llonieinalcers wateh another phase of the style show , . , 6, Nirs. Crowley helps Gerry Robertson sew a straight seaun while Jeanette Kuehl threads her niaehine . . . T. Yiona Niarten and Gerry Fuchs say- Eating,s swell, but washing dishesgwc-ll . . . H. Gerry Robertson and XYilda Betthauser help initiate some new eluh mein- bers . . . 9. Yum-yuinl Haiding the refrigerator, Ruth? . . . 10, XVhieh one of you is burning the eandle at both ends? 29 SKILLFITI. FINGERS TYPE WITH AVCURACY Back Row: E. I-Iorning, C. Jansen, M. Davis, C. Giesler. J. Kelley. R. Litzenberg, A. Burns. Second Row: M. James, R. Zellmer, N. Neas, R. Tralmer, N. Boeder, D. Boeder, I. Schmidt, G. Wilson. First Row: Mrs. Krueger, M. Von Haden, C. Eberdt, J. Burroughs, R. Fischer, B. Goff, B. Tway, D. Krahn. The Commercial Club this year was sponsored by Mrs. Krueger. This organization is for stu- dents taking commercial courses, who plan on entering the business world in the future. Each meeting of the club was planned by a program committee which consisted of three or four members. At most meetings, a speaker from one of the downtown business places was pres- ent. These various speakers told students about their particular fields of business and what was expected of workers in that business. This not only helped to provide an interesting program, but also helped students understand more clearly how businesses are run and with what problems they are confronted. Several members of the club helped in the telegram booth at the carnival. This was spon- sored by Mrs. Krueger. The members of the club presented a Com- mercial Club Play , which dealt with business life. Special attention was also given to personality this year. It was felt that it is as important as ability in holding a job. Officers are: president, Joyce Burroughsg vice- president, Erwin Horningg secretary-treasurer, Neva Boederg and club re Jorter, Rosalia Fischer. l SCIENTIFIC MINDS SEE STARS AND SOLVE PUZZLES The Math Club has had two sponsors this year, Miss johnson and Blrs. Rice. Members of the Math Club selected Klar- guerite Bolton as presidentg Hilbert Teske. yice- presidentg Lois Chapman, secretary-treasurerg and Howard Yon Iladen, sergeant-at-arms. The membership is open to all sophomores. juniors. and seniors. who are taking. and have taken algebra. The dues of the club are set at twenty-five cents. Until you have actually heard some of the niathematical quizzes which some of the program chairmen discover. you don't realize what fun mathematics can be. Geometric designs. started by a single line or dot. are often far better than even the artists ex- pected them to be. Math Club Back Row: P. Snider. L. Chapman. Mrs. Rice. H. Hart, W. Finucan. First Row: P. Attewell, H. Von Haden. V. Zastoupil. H. Teske. M. Bolton. Astronomy Club Back Row: V, Barry. D, Ga- bower. R. Williams. R. Sor- enson, D. Sowle, P. Olson, T. Donovan, D. Betthauser. C. Poss. Second Row: M. Harmel. J. Thorson. R. Nelson. J. West- pfahl, V. Kube. D. Waege. E. gfIcKean. P. Snider. D. Jer- ee. First Row: I. Brown. A. Thorson. F. Reardon. E. Mar- ten. L. Baker. H. Mee. E. Winchell. B. McNutt, Miss Schuelke. On eyery other Tuesday night. Nliss Schuelke took time off from world history to fulfill her office as sponsor of the scientific star-gaZers- Astronomy Club to you. The club members had lessons in astronomy. and on clear evenings they tried to locate the various constellations. stars, and planets that they studied about. NVhen the stars were con- cealed by a blanket of clouds, the club members compromised by playing games. On january 26' they sponsored the mass meet- ing for the basketball game with Nlauston. The Astronomy Club Officers were as follows: president, Robert Sorensong vice-president, Day- ton Sowleg secretary-treasurer, Therese Donoyang sergeant-at-arms. Milton Klee. f '+ -n CONSTRYCTION CORPS BUILDS WITH SKILL 1. This is really one step harder than cutting out paper dolls . . . 2. john Rischette finds life over a drawing hoard a cheerful occupation . . . 3. This hookcase is a project of which Arnold, joe, Vincent, and Donald are justly proud . . . 4. You wonit do a thing without that specification sheet, will you joe? The Home Economics girls are not the only students who wear aprons in Tomah High School. The boys in the Industrial Arts Department are just as much at home in aprons as are the girls. There are one hundred and twenty boys in this department. It consists of three freshmen classes, two sophomore classes, and one junior class. The freshmen classes do mechanical drawing and general shopwork. The sophomore classes do advanced mechani- cal drawing and machine drawing, and advanced shopwork. The work of the junior class consists of gen- eral shopwork and metal work. They also do maintenance work Qmaking useful articles for the school and keeping it in general repairj. Mr. Stockton is the teacher of Industrial Arts. It is an elective subject which seems to be very popular with the boys of our high school. The boys' mothers like it, too, as they fall heir to some of their sons, works, which include shelves, towel-holders, and other useful articles. This is a valuable subject, as it 'ielps toward industrial work in the future. Conservation Club Back Row: R. Ninneman. J. Drew. C. Hemsey. R. Jensen. D. Arity, D. Wettstein, M. Prell. P. Kress. chele. E. Von Haden. Cowles. H. Mee. Handicraft Club Second Row: D. Splittstoes- ser. D. Wildes. R. Maxwell, H Fillinger. R. Sorenson. H Teske. D. Rawhouser. H Sowle. First Row: Mr. Gunning. D Moseley. T. Harkner, D, Raw houser. L. Coenen, R. Eirs B Back Row: H. Muhiethaler, B. Schmieder. G. Wich, R. Scholze. L. Gerke. A. Von Haden. C. Steele. Second Row: C. Hopinkah. D. Dodsworth. G. Zastoupil. Miss Reiser. B. Sorenson, C. White, M. Hopinkah. dolf. A. Griffin. K. Thomson. L. Lawrence. SAVE. SERVE. CONSERYE-eC0l'LD BE OLR NIOTTO A group of patriotic boys, with Xlr. Cunning as their sponsor, have organized the Conserva- tion Club to carry on the Work that the men who are now in the armed forces ordinarily would be doing. The club, which began in January, 1942. works with the Tomah Rod and Gun Club, a senior conservation club. The boys are interested in animal, tree. bird. and fish conservation. They aid in the bird feed- ing and tree planting programs. and have movies and discussions on conservation. The officers are as follows: president. Hal Fil- li1'9.f'f3 Vic'--president. Robert Ninneman: secre- tary-treasur hr. john Drew: and sergeant-at-anns. Robert Sorenson. Cirls with a desire tw utilize their hands in cre- First Row: H. Giesler. B. Buchholz. L. Neitzel. M. Ru- atire work found real opportunities in the handi- craft club this year. Bernadine Buchholz was chosen president, and Clara YVhite. vice-president. Helen Ciesler held the office of secretary-treasurer and Donna Lee Dodsworth sergeant-at-arms. This year every girl realized the great demands made upon the junior Red Cross and worked in collaboration with them on many projects. They made articles such as handkerchiefs. various util- ity' bags. scrapboolxs. and games for the sun room of the hospital unit at Camp McCoy. At Christmas time the girls had a candlelight supper. The club was discontinued during Xliss lieiserls leave of absence. PATRIOTIC STUDENTS FACE NEW HORIZONS ,I unior Red Cross Back Row: G. Vander- vort. T. Donovan. J Drew. J. Rischette, L Christiansen. Front Row: V. Kiefer, E. Darnutzer, P. Mil- ler. Mary Lou Rose B. Brohaugh, G Brown. Pre-Flight Club Back Row: L. Cox, S Roeder. L. Shisler, E Rosenow, R. Rabe, H Erbs, W. Gabower. Second Row: P. Miller, H. Zastoupil, D. Hu- bert. E. Wallace, W Henry, P. Morrin. First Row: Mr. Nelson. D. Rawhouser, J. Ken- yon. A. Houn, L. Phil- lips. B. Cowles. junior Red Cross activities this year were mo- tivated by the fact that the members could see their projects put into use in this area. Utility bags, games, ash trays, and Christmas boxes were among the articles made or collected for the sun room at Camp McCoy hospital. Money is earned for projects of the group by means of donations, card parties open to the public, and matinee dances. By contributing to a collection all students in high school become members of the Junior Bed Cross. Active members of the organization in- clude the officers and two representatives chosen from each class. Students who were members of the Junior lied Cross Council this year were: Grace Brown. presidentg Therese Donovan, vice- presidentg Mary Lou Rose, treasurerg and Bev- erly Brohaugh, secretary. The Pre-flight Club was newly organized this year. The club was started by Mr. Nelson. and its purpose is to help students who wish to take up flying after they have graduated. This organization is especially helpful to those students who will be inducted into the army im- mediately after graduating, for it gives them knowledge beforehand of what they will be ex- pected to know if they wish to be aviators. The students study the groundwork which is essential before becoming a pilot. They are given prob- lems which are similar to the problems given in the army. Officers are: president. Ernest YVallaceg yice- president, Scott Roederg and secretary-treasurer, Patricia Miller. Battles of Debate Plans for the Future If you look up the Word 'zieimte- in the dic- tionary, you will find that it comes from the old French word debatre which means to engage in strife or combat. YVhen Iohn Fick or Shirley Franz or any of the other affirmative strike the speakers' stand and declare, A Federal Union of the YVorld must be established after this war! you realize that the original meaning of the word has not been lost. After the negatives return with strong arguments against the Federal Union you know the meaning of the word backward and foreward. The keen rivalry is all in the gameg it means that Americais system of competition will bring out the best that is in American youth. 'O 4 Evidence that young America is looking to- ward the future is seen in the question for debate this year, Should a Federal YVorld Union be es- tablished after this war?'i Both the affirmative and the negative agree that we must decide now what kind of world we want when this war is over. The affirmative has given battle to the negative team all over the school, and the negative has put up a good defense. The second squad shows promise of becoming a powerful force in the vocal battles of debate in next vear's campaigns. . t 1. Resolved, that a Fed- eral VVorld Union Sliould be established after this warn is the question Shir- ley Franz, of the affirma- tive, is discussing with her colleagues, John Fiek, Mary Lou Rose, George Stockton, and llilbert Teskc . . . 2. Marvin XVagner, James Eberdt, Clayton Hensey, Rlarilue Curry, Lewis Christian- sen, and Kermit Ilelmke are the supporters of the negative ease . . . 3. Don- ald Splittstoesser, Eu- gene Marten, Roland Kel- ley, lloward Yon lladen, llieliard Stockton, and llenry Rattunde strike a pose for the photogra- pher . . . 4. Some of the freslnnen members of the mln-ln-te squad are Charles Sturm. lit-len xlllllllfllll- It-r. lime Cir-sler. and lux et' liao l't'Ilt'1'. The contest plav P11x atelv PI'1Ilt6d xx as glx en hrst it La Crosse xvhere It was Judged bv Professor N101 ton of the Un1x 6lSltX of Ioxvl xvho gaxe lt an A lltlllg The plix xxas then pre sented it Xldillbllll Where the clst recclx ed a B rltlng Nlcrnbers of thc clst xxcxe 15 folloxxs Therc se Donox ur lxllll nd Ilellmln Scott Roe clcl Helen ohnson Incl L1l1 Nelson The pl 1x xv IS rlso glxtxll for the soldlels Ill the hospltll 1llCl1tO1lll1Tl it Cunp NIcCox lt xvis under the Cll16Lt10l1 of Xllss XVenzel The plav The Contest Pllx xx as presented to the publlc to accornpanv Pr1x atelx Prrnted Charflcters of The Contest Plax xx ere Thomqs NIIIHGHIHII Stanlev XV1tZ Patrxcut Gflfflll Gene x1eve CT1ff1H arnes Ebert ane Rattel and Helen Kenvon The pllv xfvls d11 eetecl bx Helen ohnson A humorous p lntonnne called Colcllloclxs the Door xvls 0'1Vt'l1 111 the studv h ill at the CIIHIX 1l A Flsluon Pu ide of box s rn ISCIUCI ldlllg IS gnls xx IS ilso glx en The Senlor Clxss pllv xv is Best Foot For xv ll cl bv ohn Cc c1l Holm It xv is 1 pllv xvluch xvas 1 success on Bro ulw IX 1nd Ill Tom 1h Hlgjh School AYS FOR NI ALE BY FXPERIENCED Back Row K Guhl J Palmer M Scheurlch R Hellman A Mork L Wallace A Oden B Warnke H Flllmger Second Row D Rawhouser J Eberdt J Lamb P Mlller H Johnson I Johnson J Rattunde S Wltz Mxss .. , . ,, , , . v, , J 3 ' 9 , - 2 . - . 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Hank Rattunde shows what to do for a sore throat as the Dra- matic Club in e in lm er s look on with awed ex- pression . . . 4. Donald llawhouser, yould better watch out or you'll hit Beverly YVarnke on the head--what kind of sound effects are John and Ioyce emitting? . . . 5. Another scene from the radio play 'iFlood and Fortune which applied the formula of lipstick, slapstick, and corn . . . 6. james Eberdt, Donald llawhouser, and Stanley NVitz fix the footliglits in the study hall after a plav. THESPIANS AND ENTHKSIASTIC APPRENTICES The Mask and XVig Dramatic Club which is sponsored by Miss XV:-nzel, is not only for stu- dents who are interested in acting. but also for those interested in costumes, make-up, directing, and working on stage committees. Students wishing to enter the club were cast in a one-act play. 'The Contest Playv. which was directed by llelen johnson. This served as an initiation. and it was so successful that it was chosen to be given for the public in the program with the real contest play. Privately Printed. Several student-directed plays were given this year. some of which were given at the Tomah U. U. center. Students also directed several radio it plays and presented them to the club. These plays were given over the loud speaker, and sound effects were used. The club sponsored a dance on February 26th, which was given after the Sparta-Tomah basket- ball game. Students from both high schools were invited. In December the members went on a sleigh- ride party. This party was given as a Christmas function. The officers are as follows: president. Jessie Palmerg vice-president. Richard Heilmang secre- tary-treasurer. Shirley Franz: and sergeant-ab arms. Nlary Scheurich. 1. The extemporaneous speakers who discuss cur- rent affairs are Howard Von Haden, C e o r g e Stockton, Eugene Mar- ten, Clayton Hemsey, Philip Mork, and John Fick . . . 2. As orators, Kemiit Helmke reads his oration, Iohn Drew looks on and Robert Ninneman prepares to speak with critic Iames Eberdt ready to give comments . . . 3. John Carman, always ready with a new joke, believes in the adage A good laugh helps to di- gest one's food . . . 4. Ann Drew, who was our representative at the state contest last year, gives a few words of advice to the future declaimers IN ORATORY, READING, AND DECLAMATIONS Perhaps increased activities and work on the part of the students was the reason for the smaller number of people taking part in foren- sics this year. In spite of the changed conditions competition was as keen as ever with all the usual contests held. The enrollment this year in foren- sics, including extemporaneous reading, oratory, declamation, and extemporaneous speaking was one-third that of other years. The number of students taking part in extem- poraneous speaking was slightly smaller than it has been in previous years. Students in extem- poraneous speaking this year were, Iohn Fick, Clayton Hemsey, Ceorge Stockton, Eugene Mar- ten, Marvin Wagner, Lewis Christiansen, Rich- ard Stockton, Howard Von Haden, and Philip Mork. The extemporaneous speakers talk on such topics of current interest as taxation, the de- mands of India for independence, a possible fourth term for President Roosevelt, and other political problems. A number of these students won ratings last year. Philip Mork, who was one of them, won an rating at Westby on the subject, From Burma to the Assam Roadf' Mr. Gunning, who coaches extemporaneous speaking, also coaches oratory. Last year two of his orators won ratings at Westby. John Drew received an AD rating, and Kermit Helmke won a B rating. The students who participated in oratory this year were Robert Ninneman, Iohn Drew, james Ebert, Stanley Witz, Thomas Rezin, and Kermit Helmke. 1. By the beams on the faces of Ellen Bnrsinger, Jeanette Tralmer, and Pa- tricia Ostermiclc anyone would guess they helong to the humorous deelam category . . . 2. Those students interested in put- ting expression into ex- temporaneous r e a d in g selections are: Shirley Franz, Beverly VVarnlie, Jeanette Pi-th, Eleanor McKean, Therese Dono- van, and Helen Johnson . . . 8. The forensic ban- quet does not consist of just speeches but also food, plus meat-those were the days . . . 4. If W it is the more serious minded who enter the serious declam contest l l ' we would readily know they are: Darlene Jans- sen, Mary Lon Rose, and Kathryn Jean Cuhl. WE FIND N0 CPRRENT WARTIME RATIONS The division which had the smallest number of participants in comparison with previous years was declamation, with six girls taking part this year. Students giving declamations this year in the serious division were Kathryn Jean Guhl, Mary Lou Rose, and Darlene Janssen. The three girls who gave declamations in the humorous class were Jeanette Tralmer, Patricia Ostermick, and Ellen Bursinger. Two of the above men- tioned students represented Tomah High School in humorous declamation last year. They were Jeanette Tralmer and Patricia Ostermick, both of whom received BU ratings. There were eight students taking part in ex- temporaneous reading this year. Material for the reading contest consisted of articles on the inter- national situation. The students participating Were Helen Johnson, Elizabeth Peth, Marie Sch- roeder, Jeanette Peth, Shirley Franz, Eleanor Mc- Kean, Therese Donovan, and Beverlv NVarnke. In this instance the sophomores had the largest representation. Students selected from the four forensic groups to represent Tomah High School at the League Contest at Black River Falls on March 30, were: Patricia Ostermick, Ellen Bursinger, Kathryn Jean Cuhl, Mary Lou Rose, Therese Donovan, Shirley Franz, John Drew, Robert Ninneman, John Fick, and Philip Mork. The winners from the League Contest went to the District Contest at La Crosse. This District Contest was held on April District Contest winners were then sent to the State Contest. FLASHES FROM THE CAMERAS OF STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS Back Row: L. Hubert. J. Drew, A. Wood- liff, C. Hemsey, W. Protz. P. Betthauser. First Row: Mrs. Hehnke, A. Sheehy, J. Meyer. M. Quist, E, Fillinger, O. Zellmer, 1. This is the way we develop our film -say these charming photography belles . . . 2. Odiene, Pat, Eva, and Lawrence look at the newly developed pictures for the Hiunot while Arlys looks at the birdie . . . 3-4. Bill, Maxine, Scott, and June say this is more fun, but the other members look as if those popcorn balls and apple cider taste good too. The Photography Club was organized at the beginning of the school year by Mrs. Hehnke to give students an opportunity to take better pic- tures, print and develop them. John Drew was elected president, Clayton Hemsey, vice-presi- dent, and Jeanette Meyer, secretary-treasurer. The fundamentals of photography were ex- plained to club members in 21 talk given by Mr. Luckenbill. A dark room was then equipped in the basement of the school and used frequently by the amateur photographers. 40 ' mill! si N I ,S 1 A Sr' 1. -1.f'i ' 1 1 A-V9l.'M,,,,A,,0, ,:,...-.,.. 3 --ilmru 1851?-S' 1 I, 4961152 A , ' nr Qzswlf ,Q ,mgwfffif .1111-11 ' ' f ' 7 :ze 1.. W' gn , 'R 'QQ Q V 'f , , 'W sur MIM E f k..... 1 , Q f 9. ,M ., , M .V it .mfs 36 4 I , ,K ff , 411204 Q 'mf- 1. awffwr 'W y wma. 'V A,,,W muff! Q ' ---f' 4 , HAMOTEERS FIGHT PRINT SHOP GREMLINS --' :sw A ,fa L'i'l '- ln ,,.,,m' 'A in 4... . a. , -.,. ., ,Q 9 . El! lf' , 51 'X 1' f' x ., 5,4 1. P. Miller, D. L a n g s t o n, C. H e m s e y, A. Smith. K. Guhl. 2. D. Langstron. 3. S. Franz, E. Darnutzer, I. Haight, B. Bro- haugh, M. Bol- ton. 4. M. L. Rose, J. Palmer, R. Ninneman. 5. H. Rattunde, R. Young, J. Ris- chette, J. Drew. O. Zellmer. 6. H. Holm, A. R. Harris. M. Bren- nan, V. Kiefer. 7. G. Brown, W. H u b e r t, A. Steele, G. Stock- ton. 8. R. Cole. J. M e y e r, A. Oden, E. Bur- singer. Publishing the Hamot in a war year with emphasis upon economy and the requirements of rationing was a problem for the staff. After a successful carnival and advertising campaign had been con- cluded, the budget was established. Bationing regulations affecting photographic equipment and en- gravers, supplies of metal made a carefully planned layout essential. Because of these factors the decision to publish this year-book was made with a new and serious purpose and with consideration for the value of an annual as a record of activities in a time of crisis. Editor-in-Chief ,,,,,. - - Assistant Editor ,,,,,. . .L . Business Manager, L .. L L L L .. Advertising Managers Artw, Athletics . L, Classes ,,,,.,,, IESSIE PALBIER Xl.-XRY LoU ROSE ROBERT NINNEBIAN HENHH' RATTUNDE RAYBi0ND YOUNG GOIIDON BROYVN XVILLIABI IIUBEHT ODIENE ZELLIHER DON.-XLD LANCSTON KATHRYN JEAN GUHL ARTYCE SMITH ROBERT COLE LEON SRISLER IOHN RISCHETTE XVIRCINIA KIEFER KIARY BRENNAN ANNA RAE HARRIS HARRIET HOLLI Photography ,,,e .. ,,,,,, . I. Activities LLL, LLL, L . Clubs.,,, LLL, -L Music . L L Fore-nsics,L.,,, ,L ,LL Advertising Copy e,.. ,,,, L Calendar ,,..,,, Typists - .,,,.,.,,. ,,A,, . Adviser ...e,. 1. ,CLI-XYTON HELISEY JOHN DREXV BEVERLY BROHAUGH GEORGE STOCKTON PATRICIA lNlILLER SHIRLEY FRANZ ELLEN BURSINGER AUDREY Oni-LN JEANETTE All-CYEH MARTHA ANNE TIIoUvENELL MARY SCHEUHICH NVILLIAISI IIUBEHT Avis STEELE LUCIE NICOL NIARGUERITE BOLTON ISABELLE HAIGI-IT ELAINE DARNUTZER Miss SPRIGCS STAMPS AND BONDS CROWN CARNIVAL ROYALTY 1. Swing your partner to the left-to the music of the Swamp Angles at the jitney Dance . . . 2. A scene from the eurrent Carnival hit The Stage Door Canteen minus the doughnuts and coffee . . . 3. Let's have a big hand for Uncle Sam and the King and Queen . . . 4. Madame Rosita alias Mrs. Hehnke was the charming fortune tel- ler who held your hand at the El Morocco Club . . . 5. Uncle Samu, Queen Shirley Franz and, King Dale Mosely show how the bonds and stain s sold durin the Camival cam maign helped in the coronation of Miss Victoryu . . . P tl l fi. Miss Linehan was the mistress of the cloak room on February 29 . . . T. Oh bury me not on the lone prai- rie-e-e- were probably the strains emitted from this celebrity's guitar and harmonica . . . 8. Emcee VVilliam Hubert tells a few corny , jokes before introducing the next victim . . . 9. Vim, vigor, and vitalitv is the password of these 1 Q! sturdv tumble-rs who executed manv a hand stand and vramid for Carnival s ectators . . . 10. john Uncle Sam . . P. P Fick enumerates the advantages of being an American before the coronation of the King and Queenn. Paging Betty Schoolmatel Paging Betty Schoohnateln the messenger from the telegraph booth at the Carnival called. After a hasty search of the school building, the messenger found Betty and went on to page another. Upon opening the telegram, she read something like this: Hi Bet, Isn't this Carnival super? How's about meeting me at El Morroco for some ice cream and then we-'ll make the side shows to- gether? joe. Betty hurried to El Morroco and sure enough. there was joe. They decided to visit the Museum with all its oddities first, then a movie on fishing, the County Fair, where they tried their luck at making baskets and knocking over milk bottlesg the telegraph office to send a few unsigned telegramsg and finally the study hall show, Coldilocks The Door. After visiting all of these side shows, they had just enough time to get to the Main Show, Stage Door Canteen. There they saw the best of tal- ent from Tornah High. Camp McCoy, and the Tomah Radio School. Finally, they snatched a couple of hot dogs and hurried to buy their tickets for the jitney Dance. BY YOYR SINGING FOR FLW TOP PICTURE-Back Row: M. Scheurich, R. Carey. H. James, G. Purdy. D. Janssen. V. Boettcher. W. Betthauser. E. Brohaugh. C. Rosa, M. Kuehl. P. Betthauser, M. Rice, H. Barnharst, L. Wal- lace. A. Woodliff. Third Rowr G. Mitterreiter, J. Jackson, A. Larson, A. Von Haden. A. Zellmer. G. Van- dervort, M. Wappler, B. Bur- roughs. H. Holm. B. Wildes. C Poss H Johnson C Rabe R Kelley S Wxtz Second Row M Roscovms M Hall M Henry H K1d r1ch M Attewell M Rosco XIUS K Keene R Shutter G Gflfflh M Sh1e P Sn1 der J Belcher L Draak E McKean Fwst Row L Ph1l11ps B Buchholz J Von unt n A G e Becker H Dr1er V Seflow P GPIHJH V Schueman G Z3StOUPll E F1ll1nger M Brennan S Franz W Cow es BOTTOM PICTURE Back Row E Laufenberg E Dar nutzer B Schmleder M No grosky J Lawrence W1ch P Olson C Steele R Schroeder R Scholze K Keene J Tralmer J Kern Fourth Row D Abbs B Warnke L Mart1n J W1l son S Shle A Heeler L Westpfahl C Burkhalter J Peth H Muhlethaler E Peth C Schmleder Thzrd Row B Goff B Mc Nutt N Grlffin M Rxchards N Boeder D Boeder Gr1Hin D Waege L Chap man D Dodsworth J Kern J Westpfahl Second Row G Wllson A Chapman L Rawhouser A Frederlckson L Baker K Thompson B Brouhaugh H Hart S Rabe J Burroughs B Bett Fzrst Row G Jeffers J WGISS L Nelson G Baker I Brown L Schaller M Kldrlck L Ne1tze1 P Shut ter A Schaller T Lawrence R Abbott M James ,I lll1l0I' SCHIOI Glee Club Freshman Sophomore To 111111111 fllClllStlNtS lOl cow-tad IHClHlJf.1 511111 111 thc X C .1pp1ll1 Chou students take paxt 111 the 11mo1 SCIIIOI C,lee Club Tldllllllg wl11ch the 111e1nb11s of tl11s glee club ICCCING COIlS1StS of K1lldllfX Studcnts who IIHPIOXC LIS .1 l6Slllt of tlus CXPCIICIICC lucolnc CllQ,llJlC fm the -X C IP pell 1 C l1o11 Thls Ulu club PICPAICS sonffs for the annual IIHISIC tOlllllJ.lIlCllt 1ltl1o11ffl1 tlu 47101113 does Il0t 1CflldllN putlupltc 111 thc f0lllIlJIHCIlt Addl t1o11.1l upf11u1u IS q.11n1 cl lax s11w111ff 111 sc 1ool p1og1.1ms Ofhcus of the vlee club thls V631 ale Shlrlev Franz Harrlet Holm Lorrame Dams fmd Exa Fllllllgel' Glee Club The F1esl1111.111 SOPl10lU01C Cllee C,lub C0l1SlStS of smgers who need pmctlce 111 gmup smgmg and the lJl8llClIllg of xmus F01 the Hxst half ol .11.1t1lx L1t11 thu wuc co111l11m cl to hum one pmetlu ff1o1111 'llus glee club usuallv plltlu p ites VVlfl1 tlu umm 8111101 Clce Club 111 gwmg .111 61111111.11 Cl111stm.1s PIOQI 11111 -X luv members of the ffloup 1116 selentl cl to lac come 111cmbers of the 51 C lppc ll1 C hon The OHICCIS of the l lCSlll1l1lll Sopl1o111o1e Clee- C,lub .111 the followmg Luulle B 1l1e1 plesldent Ixa Brown secretalv fledillli-31' and amce Kern l1bra.r1a11 1 . 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'. 45 ACCELERANDO IN THE EARLY MORNINF HOURS Th1S IS the storv of those 1nus1cally m1nded lDd1VldU3lS whose alarm clocks send forth sweet mus1c at 6 43 or earl1er so that the buddlng mu s1c1an mav gulp a hastv breakfast and trudge to school 1n comparatne darkness to add hls b1t to the II'lllSlC of that lllOSt worthv organlz 1t1o11 the band ThlS IS tl1e storv of lJd.tOIl Wu ers too of P11 1 its lNve wl1o was beg11111111U l11s elex e11tl1 x eu as b111d dlrector of T H S wha ll tl1e dl lft bolrd C.1llQl1t up wlth h11n md of NI1s HIIIQ' who serv ed so capablv before the arr1val of Mr Tay lor who IIOW manages our llttle group so sue cessfullw Thls l1ttle tale also concerns our OfHC6lS Ernest W illate XVAVIIC Cabower Ind Ex 1 Flll1l1gC1' In COIlClllSlOll md lll all 8611011511688 COIlS1d6l xourself luckv lf von ne 01 l1 we been 1 lnembu of Tom 1l1 Hlgll School s b md bet 11186 It holds 1 phat of usp: ct lllfl 1d11111 1t1o11 not onlv Ill tht school but llso 111 the co111111u111tV Buds Row lx Zellmer Pttl1 C Steele. 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Bmlnun Tom nh Illgh School Secretlrv Lomulxx- CIIOXWLEX B S Stout Instntutc llomc Eco nonncs R on CUNNINC B E Centr1lSt1te Telchtrs Collcgc SCICIILK ESTHER Hxu B A UIHX ersltx OfXVlSC,0I1SlI1 XIUSIL EUNKL llurmtr. B S Rlxcr Fxlls Stltc Te xchers Col legc lllstorx Lunch x1CCLXCllI IN B 11, L1 Crossc Stlte Te lchers Colltgic Enghsh Amxorn Nhuox B S South 1Dllx0tl Stlte Collcge Scxcncc llxnxl-.x Nu-1Lsl-.x xVlll1lXKl1t'I' Stxte Tc nchcrs College Coxnmercl ll FROM OLR FACLLTY WE LEARN COOPERATION pens IH the hxes of all people Here xve haxe tlled to c xpture 11 few of them for vou on papel October 14 1947 The unxor Red Cross card p lrtv was held under the SPOllSOI'Sl'llP of Mlss Relser It was a declded success' October 17 Nlr Stockton coached son George on the tactlcs of breaking the hne ln football Hrs student d1d a good job tool October 73-Nlr Blzcr showed daughter Bettv the latest trlcks lI'I the lrt of tackhng Though she doesnt plav football she enloved lt October 77 Elune the fcllthflll Nhss Boll rud Xlr XIcKeans secretarv busllv xxrote out gas I'3.tlOll books for the people of Tomah and surrounding COfT'lITllll'lltl6S October 30-Nlrs Rlcc xx is ldded to our fl cultx filling the absence left bx X1l99 Iohnson She flIldllV irrlxed home from XlSltlllg her hus band lll the lrmv belng held doxxn South bv thc flood but of coursc she didnt mind 'xlrs Hauffl For one vear our httle ennv Lmd has been marrled December 10 NIISS Schuelke and hel Astron omy Club sat and studled the stars From all reports the constellatlons were fine December 18-Mlss Wendt closed her tvplng book for the last tlme She left to take a radlo course and Nlrs Krueger IS her successor as commerclal teacher anuarv 11 1943-Nlr Tavlor arrlx ed from Ch1C1g0 todav Speaklng of band leaders wexe recelxcd 11exvs from Prlxate Nve Hes drlxlng 1 tank and has a C I h3.ll'Cllt1 anuarv 79-Nlrs YVenger IS the new lumor practlce teacher anuarx 71 Xlr YVe1shapple or Lleutenant as he xvlll be l-tnown left to studv for the Naxv It Colnell Ul1lNCfSltV mu lrv 79 Xilss YVate1s xvls seen roundmg up her Tumbhng Team to be rt idx for the Ill un show Thex dnl xerx xx ell too 'E xg, if ' ' , . .-1 'hz x '. .' 1' ' ', . '.- 1 .' '1 ' 1' - I ' 9 1, . .- 1 1 1 1 1 ' '1 ' ' J' . 'Y ', ', Q ' ' D f'.':'. :,,, ,.', .R-1 ' '1 1' 1 ,1 1, - 1' 2 ' n, 1 A ,,,, I ' ' '4 5 ' - ' , .', . 1' 1 li , . .-1 1 1 1' 'S' 'x , ll vu' U 1 , - -- .- 1 1 '1' , Day after day some interesting incident hap- November 14-First wedding anniversary for I ' ' ' . ' ' 1 . ' D. l , I 1 ' 'Z ' I ' '. ' . , b I 1 1 U 1 , - ' - . 3- - . . . I , . ' . . ' , ' A , ' , . . 2 Q. ' ' L - 5' - ' ' 1 - ' - . -f 1 . . ' . ' -- . - ' ' , ' I 1 L7 1 . ' ' ' . f . . b I Y L..-A t . A u . ' I . .. ' '1. 1 1 - ', ' ' , 1 'I .1 .'- I1 1' Z.-4' ' 1 1 . ' 1 ' Q 1 , ' y I A ' C ni if 51 rs 'WJ r rrsllgfm Qld E REISER A RICE T SCHUELKE L SPRIGGS R STOCKTON J TAYLOR M WATERS WEINER B WENZEL E WENDT ELIZABIFTH RErsr-.rr B A Unrr ersrty fDfXV1SClTl1Sll1 Eng rs r ANINA BTAE RICE B E Lr Crosse St rte Teachers Col lege NI rthern rtrcs THEDA SCHUELKE B S North Central College Hrstory LUCILE Srruccs M A Unrxersrty of Mrnrresota Eng rsr Ross STOCKTON Oshkosh Strte Tc rchcrs College M rn url Arts anurry 30-Mrs Hchnke Mrs Crowley Mrss Sprrggs rrrd Mrss YVenzel have a new role as Crowlev are the cooks whrle Mrss VVenzel and Mrss Sprrggs do the K P dutres February 1 Mrss McClachl1n expert wrth the camera was seen takrng an angle shot from the lrbrary wrndow Nirs Berman came to teach junror prfrctrce February 76-Mr Taylor and the band had the L11 Abner Party The George NVash1ngton skrt M rrrrn Fuchs solo and the old fashroned melodr rrna were the hrghlrghts of the program The brnd under N11 Nye wrs always known to grre some of the best partrcs of the year and rt rs corrtrrrurng to keep up rts reputrtron undcr new sponsor shrp March 3 Mr Cunnrrrg spent 'rn enlovrble er enrng wrth apron on wrprng drshes wrrtrrrg a debate speech for ohn F rck rnd helprrrg son ohnny wrth hrs home work or-ns Txrrson B M V rnder Cook School of Musrc Musrc NI1LrrrrEu XVATERS B S Lr Crossc Strte Teachers Col lcgc Phw src ll Educ rtron ARTHUR XVEINBR B S Unrrersrty of VVrsconsrn Agrr culturc BETTY xrsr-, WENZEL B S Lr Crosse Strte Terchers College Englrsh Lrhfxrsorr XVENDT B E NVhrttwrter Strte Terchers Collage Comnrcrcrrl March 5-M1 Blorge be rrned wrth roy at hrs son Carv plannrng for the day when he would team drd durrrrg tournament and two other games March 15-The versatrle Mrs Wenger rs teach rng Englrsh II By Ceorgre has the mumps and Mrs Cuhl IS teachrng crtrzenshrp March 19 Mr Nelson and Mr Nrelsen showed therr true sprrrt by play rng on the fa culty basketball team and added to therr glorv by wrnnrng We hke nothrng better than to see our drgnrfied te rchers showrrrg therr skrll on the b rsketball floor March 20-Mr fCentlemarr Farmer Werner beamed or er r case of whrte eggs from hrs own clrrckens as he took thern rnto 1 loc rl store Good work' Keeprng a record of the rrrrmerorrs rctrvrtres of our f rculty durrng thrs busy year has really kept us Workrng but you must agree rt rs always an rnterestrng task .' . ' A. I ' . 1 . .- 'V -' ', - 1 ' , . .-r - ' 1' r. a Y , i .1 1 I C X is - A U -, - -1. l .ss 3 L . ,v - ' 'T T 4 I 'A' Q , I li . V .ki i . , .- l f ' -3 H' U ' r ' .T ' ' . .- 1 ,. , 1 z , rar. I y ,- f ' .' '- 3 3 'a 1 ra - 2 , rr - 7 . ' ' rl , . .- ' 2 z a , ,Q - 1 . if , I 1 . I R . , ' 1, 7 . . 3 ' . . . .l ' i ' ' . ' housekeepers. Mrs. CButchQ Hehrrke and Mrs. play basketball and beat Sparta as this years i 7 ' 1 . , -. . . . 7 . ' . L . ' A ' ' . C . 1 o u Vo - . . L l . .? I A . ' SK v ? 37 a ' K I ' , 1 ' f' , , - ' . . ' A H . . . . , C r 1 , ' r '. , 2 a 1 , l , I ly - ' ' K 1. - ' r - ' . 1 Q Q . Q 5 l C n o ' -. '. ' . X . ' 'z ' ' ' ' 2 ' ' ' . 52 1 'lima ol'R LEADERS Valiant Seniors A pledge to a successful future for their classmates is given by Senior Class officers: PIIILII- Mom: I ,lll President ERNEST lv,-XLLACE, Vice-President ll.-Xlillllfl' IIOLIXI Seeretury-Treasurer PIOIIEIIT CIOLE Sergeant-at-Arnzs Vigilant Juniors junior Class officers prove their class will soon reach the top. They are: IQHN GRAF, , President joux HISCIIETTE Vice-Presiflent JEAN KI-:IIN Seerefary-Treasurer ll.-XLE NIOSELEY Sergeant-at-Arms A Vital Sophomores Xvkll' stamps are purchased in the office by the Sophomore Class officers: rl-IRE.-X'l' HAIIKNEII Pre.s'ir1'enf llE1uaEIz'r hllili Vice-President xlARY BREXNAN Secretary-Treasurer XYAIJE GII.BERT , Sergeant-at-Arms Vigorous Freshmen Freslunen discuss plans for class activ- ities. represented by the following offi- L-ers: clll.l5l-IIVI' .PI'IIm' Pfl',S'llIC'llf Foimlisi' Ionxsox Y'ice-Presirlent Tuoxus XINNEAII-xx Seeretury-Tre11.s1n'er lDfJN,-'xl.lJ Pnorz S1'rggr'ulzf-Ill-Arnis WE PROUDLY CHOSE OUR BUILDING SITE 5 ii CLAIRE ARITI Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Captarn 3 Alld1tOf1l1ffl Usher 2 3 4 PATRICIA BETTHAUsER Commereral 3 Handreraft 2 Pho tography 4 Clee Clubl 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Prom Cornmrttee 3 Carnrxal 1 2 3 u dent Typrst 3 4 X7INCENT BLASCHKE Pre FlIght4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Cu nrva 2 3 X7IXIAlN BOETTCIIER F H A 4 Hdl1Cl1Cl'll't 2 Clee Club 1 3 4 Student Tx prst 3 GORDON BROWN Recreatron 3 A C rp pella 3 4 Clee Club 2 Carnlval 1 2 3 4 Con test Plax 3 Readlng 1 Student Ty plst 3 ROI rnerual 3 Astronomy 2 Clee Clubl 2 3 4 Carnn al 2 Ofhce ASSlSt Int 4 AXIS CAIILH Commerc1al3 F H A 2 Handlcraft 1 C A A 1 2 A Cappella 2 3 4 Clee Club 1 Carnrx Il 2 Student 'Tvprst 3 ROBERT COLE Ser ge Int It Arms 4 M rdrlgal 2 3 Llbrrrrrn 4 Brsketb Ill 1 Busrness NI Inlger 3 Footbrll 1 2 3 4 Brsc ball 1 2 3 4 Boxrng 1 2 3 4 Captfun 3 Intrr mural Basketball 2 A Cappella 2 3 4 Clee Club 1 Prom Commrttee 3 Carnrval 1 2 3 H1 Staff 3 4 Or Itorv 3 BLAIR COWLES 1 XIICC Presrdent 7 RCCTLAIIOII 3 Prc Flrght 4 C2-llll1Xdl 2 3 LONVILLL Cox Suence 1 Presr dent 1 Astronomy 2 Becreatron 3 Presrdent 3 Pre Flrght 4 Football 4 Man rger 4 Basketball 3 M Inager 3 Boxrng 2 Intramural aslxetball 2 4 Band 1 2 3 4 LORRAINE DAIXIS Dra matlc 1 F H A 2 Recreatron 3 C A A 1 2 3 4 Drum Malorette 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Carnrval 3 Student Typrst 3 September 1939 found a group of newly polrshed freshmen scurryrng through the halls of Tomah Hrgh The class readlly adapted Itself to the routrne of the upper classmen and resolved to make Itself a popular group At therr first meetrng the freshmen elected Phrlrp Mork as presldent Shrrley Franz vrce presldent and ack Crlbert secretary treasurer The followrng year found the same group of stu dents returnrng as sophomores Phrlrp Mork began mother term as presldent ohn Drew was elected nee presrdent Harrret Holm secretary treasurer and Scott Boeder sergeant at arms The class was hrgh III schol lstlc 1Cl'1lGVCIT'l6llfS Y?' 1 S G' C ARITY P BETTI-IAUSER V BLAscI-IKE V BOETTCI-IER G BROWN R BURNS B BURROUGIIS A CAREY R COLE B COWLEQ L Cox L DAMS 7 7 155:,w:lr',,zC.z'.t'.gf9y ' L ' , 411 I 'lift i . . l . 1111411-' ' ' 7 , ' 5 7 ' 7 A . 3 , . . u IA I I I - I - ' . 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' , . i 7 ' S I 7 ' 7 ' Q ' 7 3 Q ' f 7 , 1 ' . 5 ' 5 ,A , ' 7 7 ' 7 '7 ' 7 - 7 ' l ' Q . . . I I ' J. . . , , 7 7 A 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' ' 7 7 7 S 7 . Q Q - . - . . IT IS AN AMERIC AN HIGH SCHOOL T e cl 1ss of 1943 h1cl 1 11ew attltucle when It sumed studles 111 1941 Electron rcturns f1vorcd Plllllp Nlork IS preslclent H1rr1ct Holm uce P1681 dent Cer 11dn1e Prlngle secrct1ry tre1surer 1nd 1111.11 ard Hellm 1n scrge 1nt 'lt 1nns Under the 1ble supervlslon of Mlss Manske the new class ads lser a 11st of resolutlons was set up most of whlch were c1rr1ed out Several successful c1m P3.lgI1S were launched by the lllII1OI'S the Hrst of whrch w1s a dance after the Sparta Tomah football game 011 Now ember 11 llSt before Chrlstmas 1 '1Cdtl0I'l the h 1115 were deco11tec1 wrth true Vll16tlClf.' Splflf and IH uarx the lllIIlOI'S sponsored Fl clean up c1mp'11gn -gy 115' 414 E DEERE A DIETZXIAN Dmvss Dnux 9 ERB H EIIBS L Eanxmx I FICK R F1scHER S Fmxz C Fucns N1 Fucns ESTHER DEERE Clee Club 3 ARNOLD DIETZ was ACappe1l1 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 OSEPH Dowxs Xollevb1ll1 7 3 Basketball 1 7 3 4 Football 1 7 3 4 Klttcnball 1 2 3 4 11111111111 111 Baskctball 1 ous DREW Class Vlce PlCSlLlCllt 7 QNVlIlg Bllld 7 3 4 14111117 Drnna tlc 7 3 B1scb1ll 1 7 3 4 Intl 1mu111 Baslxetball 3 4 Cl1cc1Lc1c1c11 7 3 AC1ppc1l11 7 3 13111111 7 3 4 O1chcstr1 2 '3 4 Prom C0ll1ll'l1t tcc 3 C11n1x11 1 7 3 4 Hamot4 Contest Play 7 3 Spc1l11ng 3 Humorous Decl1m1to1v 1 2 O1 1torv 1 3 4 SANIUEL ERB HARRY ERBS F A 1 3 4 L-UERNE ERDINI-KN Base b 111 3 4 Cf1ppcll1 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 oHN FICK L1t1n 7 Secret1rvTrc1surer 2 Maclrlgal 3 4 Astronomy 1 Boxlng 1 Intramural B1sket b1l1 7 4 A Cappella 3 4 Clce Club 1 Band 2 3 4 Orchestr1 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 CdI'I1lXd1 1 2 3 4 Spulung 3 Deb1tc 3 4 ROSALIA F1sC11E11 1Vllf0Il Hlgh School 1 2 3 SHIRLEY F' sz C'11ss X xcc Prcslclent 1 Latln 1 Drama 3 4 X 1cc PI'tSlClE'Ilt 3 Sccrctary Treasurer 4 DIIILC 7 Cheer Leaclcr 3 4 C A A 1 7 Sec rct1rx Tre1surcr 7 Clee Club 1 7 3 4 Band 1 7 3 Prom Commlttce 3 C1rn1x117 4 Prom ueen 3 Hamot 4 Contest Plav 7 Student Txp1st3 DCC.llIH1t0l'N 1 7 Debate 3 4 CIR-XLDI F FUCHS C1rn1v1l 1 Astronomy 1 H1nd1craft 7 XIAHXIN FUCHS-Footb'11l 1 2 '3 4 B1scb1ll 5 BOYlllg 1 1ntr1mura1 Basketball 7 4 A C1ppcll1 1 7 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 QITIIIX 111 3 h 'z.. - 1 1 1 ' ' re- ' 7 . 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L . . .1 . .. , , z. 1 , 1 , -- . 1 1 1 - ' . . v l, , H1 ,A C I 1-'1 1 1 '1 . . 1 . 1 .1 2 .H b . 11' , I' 1 . 1 '- FIRM BLOCKS WERE LSED FOR THE FOUNDATION WAYNIL CABOVSER ASUOIIOITIV 2 Seigelnt at Arms 2 Recreation 3 Se1ge1nt at A11ns 3 P1e Fllght 4 Sergeant It Arms 4 Basketball 2 Football 1 2 3 4 1nt1a1nu1al Basketball 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Vice PICS1dCI1t 4 Carn1val3 CAROL GERLE Handlcraft 1 Vice P1es1dent AStf0l10Il1V 1 Dance 3 Clem Club 1 2 3 4 LILA CERKE HdDd1Cldl:t 1 2 3 4 Cunival 1 HARXLY GNEXVIKOXN F F A 1 2 Norxvmx Cixuw ncow Pul 1sk1 High School M11 waukte 1 2 Band 3 4 CENEXIEXE CRIFHN Centi 11 High School Madison 1 2 3 D1 un ltic 4 Clu Club 4 KATHRYNI GUHL D1 unatic 1 2 34 C A A124 AC11ppell12 34 C111 Clu 1 1 Blnd 1 Pioin Committee 3 Cainu 11 1 2 3 4 Haniot 4 Decl 1ITl'ltOlV1 2 3 4 LEL-X HACKFIT Che Club 1 ISABELLE Hixrcrrr Commercial 3 Sec1etary T1easure1 -3 F H A 1 ASUOIIOIHX 2 C A A 2 3 Hamot3 4 Office Assistant 4 Student Typist 3 lN1ARCELLA HARNIIL Hlndiciaft 1 2 3 Astionomv 4 RICHARD HEILXIAN Class Sc1geantatA11ns 3 Latin 1 2 D1 unltlcs 3 4 Sergeant at Anns Xice President 4 Blsketblll 2 3 4 TSIIIIIS 2 Xollevblll 1 2 A Clppelh 3 4 PICS1Cl6l1t 4 Clee Club 2 Bind 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Al1dlt0I1lllD Usher 3 4 Contest Play 3 4 Oflice Asslstant 3 MARION HENRY Charm 2 F H A 1 4 Recreat1on3 C A A 1 2 CleeClub1 2 3 4 The greatest social event of the year was the jun- ior Proxn on February 13 led by King Philip Mork and Queen Shirley Franz. Bob Clarke and his or- chestra helped carry out the tl1e1ne of Romance, Then and Now . On February 22 the juniors brought forth their talent to present a program in honor of XVash- ington's birthday. Miss YVenzel's English class published a school newspaper, The Argusv, as a class project, and the other classes undertook the task of alternating with the unior Cl'1ss in its publication. This year was truly a banner year for the class of 1943 in the line of lchieveinents ind successful undert llClI1gS -uv..-4 'bk we W GABOWVER H Gmawncovs K CUHL M HARMEL qu-wh 'Y 'C' C CERlKlL N G1s.Ew1KoW L HACKETT R HEILLiAN L GEIKKE G GRIFFINI I l 1AlGHT M HENRY 1 4 . 1 ' 1 1 - ' c . 1 . . c . 1 A 7 , T v . , . 2 - - 1 . 1 - 1 ' . 1 -1 - - . - , 7 7 ' 7 7 - ' 1 1 31 7 7 ' 7 7 7 9 1 ' 7 7 ' 7 ' 1 - - v 9 ' 17 z . . 1 , J 7 7 f 7 7 7 ' ' ' ' 1 ' .1 - 1 . 1 1 9 7 -'7 7 7 4 7 -'v 3 . . . . 1- . . . , .1 . . . 1 ' ' ' 7 T 2 . ' 1 ' , 1 - , A . , , . . , V - . . , ..1, , . . . A 1 'L , ' ' .l , -1, 1 'l Z ' A l - 1 1 -1 ' . E. A , . . . 1 c c ,. , . 1 . '1 . 1 . 1 , - ' - , 1.1, 1 , , . . . , -4, , c 1. ..1, 1 , , - , 1 . . ff ' A ', . l . . ' . 1 . y. , 4, 4, . ,- 7 7 9 1 7 . .5 .V , . .M - -'7 ' a 7 7 4 K , 7 7 ' a 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 i 1 . . . 1 1 , , 5 1 J . . - . . - , - 'a 7 - - - 1 X 1 1 , If . - V - 1 - . . 7 i -'a ' ' ' '7 7 7 7 . . 'U ' ' Q . 1 . . . ' 1 2-1 ' -I .i-z ,..,-31' ' E. ' 1 1 .ll ' X ' -' - ' 1 1 ': .1 A 1 f . 12' 1 , S .1 2 ,.. l , , - - . 6. 3, , , .E 7'1, -1' 1. 1 f 1 - . ' -1 ' - 7 f - 1 -'v 7 a - --1 -:V 4. , ' -'a 1 9-'7 7 7-'7' 7 Q A ve 'V xl ', . I . . 1 111. y V ,R ' 7 A ' 7 7 - , , . 1 . . . . 1 - - , - a 1 v I A ..- - -1, . . . , , , . . . 7 7 1 7 7 7 ' . 'Q - - 'I' M I' S 'I' B E A P E R M A NENT STRUCTURE Dreams became a reality when the group of suc- cessful juniors returned to the hill for their last year at Tomah High. Philip Mork received the honor of being president for his fourth year. Ernest XVallace became vice-presidentg Harriet Holm, secretary-treas- urerg and Probert Cole, sergeant-at-arms. A Halloween Drncc wrs sponsorcd by thc clrss on October 30 wrtlr musrc proxrclc cl bv tht school s own Su rmp An gels On lNoyember 73th 1 Thanlrsgrxurg progrun was gn en for the student body At the begrnnrng of the x e rr the offrcers rnd stuclc nts were confronted with the ill rmportrnt t rsk of secur ing rdequfrte funds for rn annual EXW P Ilexrrx Xl Ilusrrr II III'SI-I Ilonxrsx Il Ilor xr A Hovx NI IILBHIT II orrxsox I orrxsox -I Ishxrox In-.xrox II Iuorucrr Pfxrrrrcrx HENRY Lrtrn 1 Charm 2 F H A 4 Astronomy 3 C A A 1 2 CleeClub1 2 VVILLIAXI HENRY Lrtrn 1 7 Pre Flrght 4 Hrrrrrr Hasan F F A 7 3 4 Sergeant rt Arms 4 Brscb1ll3 Boxing 4 Krttcnball 3 EAN Ifllh IIOPFNIAN F H A 1 President I Astron onrv 7 3 C A A 3 Clee Club 1 7 3 Carnival HARRIET Hour Clrss Xrce President 3 Clrss Secretary Treasurer 7 4 Latrn 1 Dance Z C A A 1 7 3 4 Secretuv Tre'rsurer2 3 4 Glcc Club 1 7 3 4 Trelsurer 4 Band 7 Prom Cornnrrttee 3 Crrrrrx rl 7 Hsrmot 1 7 4 Office Assrstrnt 3 4 Dcbrtc 3 4 ALBERT Hour. 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'.., . f ..F '- V WE BECANIE SKILLED AT OUR BUILDING ELIINOR KOLB Charm 1 RCClCdt1Ol1 3 G A A 3 4 TuIrIblIng4 DARLENE KUEIIL F H A 3 4 Treasurer Astronomyl 2 Clee Club 2 3 Student TyP1St3 EARETIL KUEIIL Drlmatrc 1 F H A 3 4 Pres1dent4 Astr0n0my2 Bandl 2 3 CZ-lll1lVdl2 3 LAURENF LAWRENCE F H A 1 2 Hand1eraft3 4 Clee Clubl 2 3 EAAE1 rE 'MEYER Drarnrtrel Drnce 7 Heuer. tron 3 Secretary Treasurer 3 Photogrlphy 4 S6LlLtdlyT1L1SllI'6l 4 C A A 1 A Clppella 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 Secretlry Treasurer 2 Band 7 3 4 Orchestrr 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Carnr I Il 3 Hamot 4 Student Typrst 3 BERTHA NTILLER MtlI2 FHA34 GAA34 Student Typrst 3 PATRICIA lNlILLER Great Falls Niontanl 1 7 Pre Flrght 4 Secretary Trelsurer 4 C A A 4 Hrmot Staff 4 Serrous Deelrmator 3 PHILIP NIORK Clrss Presr dent 7 Btsketbrll 1 7 3 4 A Cfrppellr 1 2 3 4 Prom Comrnrttce 3 ClI'll1X1l 1 7 3 Prom Krug 3 Audrtorrum Usher 1 7 3 Head Arrdrto rrum Usher 4 Spf xkrng 3 4 Debate 1 Or rtory LUCIL NICoL Glee Club 1 7 H unot 3 4 Offue 'XSSlSt1l1t 4 DI 1Illlf1C 1 LIt1n 7 Corn InrrLI1l3 VILL Presrdent 3 C A A 3 Student Typls 3 4 ROBERT NIxxEIxIAIx D1l1Hdt1C 1 2 Presrdent 2 Madr1gal3 4 Intramural Bas lIetball1 A Crppella 1 2 3 4 BarId 1 2. 3 4 Carnrx al 1 2 3 4 Ham0t4 Busrness NIanager4 Pmeadrng 1 2 O11tl7lV 3 4 Conserxatron 4 Vrce PresIdent4 Swrng Band4 Orchestra 1 7 3 4 AUDREH ODEIN Dll1T1dtlC 3 4 Presrdent 3 G A A 3 A Cappelll 7 3 4 Clee Clubl Carnr xal 2 3 4 Hamot 4 Student Tvprst 3 Debate ESSIE PALINIER Nerllsxrlle Hrgh School 1 Dramatrc 3 4 Sergeant It Arms 3 Presrdent 4 Dance 2 C A A 2 3 4 A Cappella 2 3 4 E KOI-B D KUEI-IL Secretary Treasurer 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Car P MILLER P MOM nlval 2 3 4 Hamot 3 4 Edltor In Ch1ef4 R NINNEMAN A ODEN On Aprrl 2 1 qualrfyrng test for the Navy College Tr unrng Progr Im was grxen to the Interested boys fllllilllg III the upper one half of the boys In the erI ror Class The test was gn err for the purpose of pro duung lNax rl Offrcers Those bovs who drd not take the test or who are not alre ldv Ill the armed forces are Inakrng plans for tnterrng other branches of the serxrce upon grfldua UOII As for the senror grrls opportunrtres are offered III more xarred fields Some of the grrls wrll attend col lege next fall some wrll begrn nurses trarnrng whrle others Wrll be takrng Wdl work or jobs left by the boys 'au-of 'RJ qQ Q' 'V 3, I KUEINIL B MILLER L NIcoL I PALMER L LAWRENCE MEYER A 2 l ' I I ' ' ' 2 - - ' S - 4 ' , I 7 - - v I I . .L , K ' - I 7 . . . .I I - ,I K' - A V. h C 1 - ' 1 v 1 . . . 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' ' . - . - 7 7 7 7 7 ' 1 k 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' y - 1 . I ' . 4 7 7 7 7 7 A 7 1 Q 1 1 1 Q - 1 ' Q 1 , --- 1-If an , Y v .i I ' , 3 v Q l ' ' ' i -'1 1 1 ' 1 ' 7 7 n o l' 1 4 1 1 1 1 J ' 1 Q ' , . . . , 2 I ... r KE n 1 . I 4 ' - E. 1 1 1 -1 'f 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' - ' 1 1 ' y x 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' - . IT MEANS HOPE FOR THE WORLD OF TOMORROW Harriet Holm was the senior girl chosen this year to represent Tomah High School in the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Contest. A committee of seniors chose five eligible girls and placed their names before the entire class for their vote. Three girls were chosen from these five, and the final vote was cast by at committee of senior te'1ch- ers who chose H nrrlet Holm IS the girl to represent Tom 1h High School High scholastic honors were earned by Robert Nm nem in x 1l6dlCt0I'llIl with in average of 97 and Hfir rlet Holm salut itorifm with in as erfige of 96 351 Avis Ste cle ranleed third with 94 821 40 I MX L Plxe El O RA xui-. F RE-ARDON S Roznsn X Pane um. NI Qusr H Rrrrcxni- C Rom-.nrsox X Pnuuishx X Pm-:LL R Rams Xi Rica K If 'l 1 LA' ft I. 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LAE 7 f ELDOR ROSEINOYV Commercial 3 Astronomy 2 Pie Flight 4 Basketball 2 Football 1 2 3 Baseball 2 Boxing 1 Intramural Basketball 1 Caxmxal 1 2 3 4 MARY SCHEURICH Dia matic 1 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 G A A 1 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Bind 3 4 Cfumxal2 H unot 4 Student Typist 3 ROBERT SCHULTZ F li A 2 3 4 Baseb1ll3 O1chest111 2 NIARCLERITE SHIE F H A 1 2 G A A 3 ASUOIIOITIVS Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Student Typist LEOIN SHISLER Diamatic 3 P1e F light 4 Blseball 3 4 Hamot 4 REBA SHUTTER Astlonomx 1 Dance 3 X7lC6PI'6S1d6I1t 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Olchestri 2 Student Ty PlSt 3 Lo1sS1uutEx F H A 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 Aus QTFELI CC7I11Il10lCl'll 3 Astronomy 2 Sec lLtllX Tf6lSlllLl 2 A Clppella 3 4 Glu Club 1 2 Bind 1 2 3 4 CE11l'l1X1l7 3 Hamot 4 Stu dent Typist 3 4 EDWIN STEINTNIETZ F F A 1 Football 4 Intramural Basketball 4 HAROLD TEBBETTS Washington High School Best Foot F orwardn, a play about XVinsocki High was given by the seniors May 14. Bud, played by Richard Heilman, has trouble with Helen, or Gene- vieve Griffin, when he asks a movie star, acted by Patricia Miller, to the senior prom. Other characters were: Dutch, Harold Tebbettsg Hunk, john Drewg Green, Blair Cowlesg Satchel, Or- ville Raabeg Dr. Reeber, VVilliam Hubertg Professor Llovd Oditnt Zellmel xck Higgelty Scott Roedel Old Gr ld Henrv Rlttunde NIISS Smith 'Xlalv Scheu rich NIIIICIXI Shulex F1 lnz Ethel Kathryn Guhl Blind Date Ax IS Carev Nliss Del iw lre VV1ter Gap Irene ohnson and Chester Goldon Brown 7-id' 7-0 4-eg' B'11lW3.llkC6 1 2 Basketball 4 AGNES THORSON E RosEnowL NI SCHEURICH R SCHULTZ Math 2 3 Astronomy 4 ROBERT WAEGE NI SHE L SHISLER R SHUTTER F A 1 2 L STARKEY A STEELE E STEINNIETZ H TEBBETTS A THORSON R WAEGE . 7 V ,,hI'x.,.... -. A , -. . . 7 . ., -....w55,,7-6-1:7 jw.z..,.. , f I, , 1 4 , , Q- D ln Y K , I I , A L 3 .. I ' . . . ' . V. ' - , -. . 1 . 7 A C 3 1 L 7 3 C 3 ' , ' ' 1 Q . i Q 2 , 1 , . , . I. I .1 , - A r ul f . 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WE SIIALI, BI'II.Il I'PON THEM IN TIIE FUTURE XI XX xr I Ll-II li IX ILLI his Il XULNK -K ZrL1 MLN lx Lu 1 Xu-.n O L1-.1 1 XILII XXXIIX L33-XIIXKL Il XX xuxl1L B Xhcu I Xhxc HELL -'I Hoon r I Lunvrs I LXSIULI -Xfter rushing through lVI1C,I'l1glll qulzzes 'ind Wughtv problems the Cllss of 1943 lrrlved 'lt Blu lllllltlti, on XI1y 30 md Commencement on une 4 resolx ed to prflctlce then' democratlc ldeals m the problems of the future The Class of 1943 upheld Tomflh Hlgh School tI'2ld1tlOI1S by 3.Ch18NlIlg hlgh scholastlc records bv demonstr ltmg true school Splflt and bv pflr tmp ltmg lll muslcal org 111123110115 forenslcs and other CKITI CllI'I'1CllIlI' actlvltles The class had the lbxhtv to do whatever It set out to do cmd do lt well Truly they set a st mdard Whlch other cl lsses mlght Well attam E1rx12sT NVALLACL Cllss Vru P 1 L sldent 4 Astronomy 7 Fleur 111011 3 Pre Iflliwht 4 P1551 dent 4 Brslxetbrll 7 3 4 Footb1ll3 4 Clptun 4 Intl lmur ll Baslxetblll 1 A Clppella 4 Blnd 1 7 3 4 X1C,6P1'6Sld6l1t 3 Pres1dent4 Orches tm 3 4 H lmot 3 LONA WVALLACE Drlma tlc 1 7 3 4 Glee Club 1 7 3 4 C11rmxal2 Stu dent Typlst NIAHCELLA NVA1 PLER Ch um 1 I'IlIN.llC.llft 7 Clee Club 7 3 4 Blnd 1 7 3 4 Orchc strz 4 Student TVPlSt 3 Extempor lneous Readmg 7 3 4 RoBLRT NVMNKE F F A BEATA VVICH Charm 2 Sclence 3 Astronomv 1 Band 7 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Carmx al 7 RUTH XVILLIAXIS Nhth 3 Hmdl craft 7 Astronomv 4 C A A 2 Clee Club LEXUS WVINCHELL Blseball 1 7 Bownng 1 2. 3 Suence 7 Anus XVOODLIII' Commercml 3 Clubl 7 3 4 Orchestrfz 1 7 Student Tvplst 3 4 Readmg 7 Rnfxioxn YOUNG Dramatrc 1 Blske-tb1ll7 3 Footblll 1 B1seb'1ll 7 3 Intra murll Blslcetbfall 1 4 Xollevball 3 4 Band 3 4 Clrnn rl 1 7 Hrmot 4 Loruxcrz ZAHRTE Hou um ZAsToLPrL Xstronomv 1 F F A 7 3 4 Secrctuv Tre lsuru 3 Pre Flight 4 CdfHlV rl 1 3 Orltorx 1 ANITA ZPIINIER Astron omx 7 Clec Clubl 3 4 Carnn 113 KENNETH ZELLXILR Suence-1 Klttenball 1 7 3 4 Intra murll B rslxetball Glu Club 1 GDIENE ZELI xnzn Astronomy 7 Photogr1phv4 Recre1t10n3 -X Clppcllr 3 4 Cleft Club 1 2 3 Cflrnnal 3 Nm 17111111111 1 c11n1m,,G Gow C IIESER D Lncsrox Hunot4 StudcntTvp1st4 Deb1te3 1 r ' z 1 I X. 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' - iv I ' I, 1 1- 'vu -. ' ' .. ,QI , ,V 1. I -E - 1 1- ' 2 v - ' ' - - . .i , , . . I. l A ' ' .S , ,, . ' 1 ' -lv A '. '1, . bi- - n ' A l . 1 A X r . Llt .A . I . , - a I I .41 A K ' .I 1 .I A N . 'lv 5- i 5- . 1 - 1 1 133 '1'g. h'z -11- z' J, 1 1, :P -. F N X A 1 Y nk , ml - - 4 .,, I 4 6 --.- ',fF 'N ,f f db Q ,, W--I '15 X 1 1 I I , I rss 4 J 1 ex .. Af., , Vwg . 155 . ,IVNIORS CLINIB T0 THEIR COAL Activities were begun with the 11-z1ppva11'u1icc of Clnistmas clccorations for the gziv lioliclay season. To start thc New Your right. 21 defense stamp and bond clrivc wus sponsored. Cll'1lll-llp Cillllpkllgll XVlfll Ellll0l' cll'1lSSlllklll HS C0llllT'llttCO Cllkllflllilll XYQIS lu-ld lwforc Easter. Student Spf-alters cnlistccl the coopcrution of ull stu- dents in keeping off the black list. King john Graf and Quecn Marv Lou Rose reigned at thc annual prom, Nlily VVllCI'L' YlCt0l'y C0l'Silgl'S XVCTU Oll CllSPl2ly. Tlll' L'llllll'llll'll of Pflllll committees were: Hall Fillingcr, mnsicg Ellen Blll'Slllgi'l'. tlccorationsg Nlarv Lou Hose. progrznng Anna Haw Ilarris, l'l'l:l'CSlllllClltS1 uncl Grace Brown, tickets. TOP PICTURE Back Row R Mlller W Brad Shutter Thzrd Row M Rose R Haag C Griffin W Han sen P Attewell L Von Haden P Puent Second Row F Graf M Thouvenell R Shuck hart J Thorson M Bolton L Chapman Frrst Row C Bartz J Griffin A Harris G Brown H Hart G Stevens E Bursmger .Q- BOTTOM PICTURE Back Row H Westpfahl Decorah Third Row R Maxwell C Burrows M Frel G Stockton B Wildes J Peth Second Row D Jerdee A Smxth E Bxegel B Marten G Mltterrelter 'VI Schroeder First Row W Pierce C Hopmkah V Faulkner I Roller R Gollnick J Von Gunten B Sor enson 63 ,xl ,J nl K . 9 ,J Y . I 90 . i , l Fl , , 4 1 , it 4, l , z f I 3. a fl - C.. I :A J shaw, E. inning. R. iMack, F. Casber. Ci D. Hall, F. Hubgt, H. James, E, Fisher. CI YITAL IN ALL OF 0l'R IN'l'ERES'l'S On September 8, 1942, approximately one hundred and sixty of last yearis freshmen trotted up the hill upon which our high school perches to start the school year as so-called sillv sophomores. Our class is outstandinff in several wavs. YVe're the lar fest class. the 33 .1 noisiest and have had more English teachers than either the juniors or the freshmen. Besides English, were required to take world history taught by Miss Schuelke. Our electives include Latin, tvping, algebra, manual arts, agriculture and home economics. On election day-September 26-the boys stole almost all the honors. Treat Harkner was chosen for presidentg Herbert Mee, vice-presidentg Mary Brennan, secretary-treasurer3 and XVade Gilbert, sergeant-at-arms. TOP PICTURE Back Row B Schmieder A Son nenburg D Schueler P Olson C Glesler L Cramer D Sorenson A Jensen R Dunlap D Wettstem M Dans Wich M Rudolph J Kern M Nogrosky P Kress M Wagner E Von Haden Second Row R Henning E McKean A Burns M Von Haden J Burroughs P Snlder L Lumpstad C Poss E Schultz R Nelson Fzrst Row A Pm le H Mee A Brunson C E Yates I Schmidt M Chenevert D Brown R Becker B McNutt R Tralmer 64 BOTTOM PICTURE Back Row M Kuehl R Starkey I Hormng F McCumber A Mork G Jorgensen R Lemon N Boehm R Lit zenberg R Helmmg bee C Abbott T Donovan C Jansen M Thouvenell Y Remrllard H Bernhardt Second Row L Stalsberg R Kellev D Gabovxer E Flllmger M Brennan V Goff G Bern hardt J Noyes S Shie D Shuckhart Frrst Row L Baker T Harkner D Rawhouser C White M Hopmkah G Wilson B Deere M Graham E Palmer B Goff A Gnifen ti NYAISYL ,J :N 1-r 1 4 S U H Third Row: H. Teske. J. Ziegler, D. Kastens. G. Third Row: R. Eirschele. P. Ostermick. B. Larra- W'E PROVE TIIE SOPHONIORES' W'0R T H' Sophomore Day was held on October The speakers were Nlr. Turner. Mr. McKean, Eugene Marten and Lewis Christiansen. Three musical num- bers were given which included a trio by Therese Donovan, Patricia Oster- mick, and Mary Lou Thouvenell, a marimlma solo hy Eva Fillinger, and a flute solo hy Mary Brennan. On this occasion our parents visited our classes and met our teachers. By our work in school organizations we proved that we could he quite serious and ambitious. As a class, however. we didn't over-exert ourselves this year although some of our Romeos and juliets had very successful Careers. Consequently Weire going to put all our surplus energy into he- coming a super class next year, when we're juniors, and can go to prom. TOP PICTLRE Back Row D Spllttstoesser C Hemsey M Hancock G Wieman D Sowle J Ebert L Christiansen T Keene J Kelley G Jones R Heser L White J Frost B Cook Second Row A Batts W Gllbert V Hoefs C Schmleder J Baumgarten V Barry F O11 ver K Kelpe G Jensen First Row B Warnke B Williams B Tvnay D Krahn E Martin J Brown N Key J Henry H Boettcher BOTTOM PICTURE Back Row H Von Haden D Wildes C Brovtn F Greendeer D Arity M Prell V Zastoupil O Gabower R Becker Erbs L Coenen C Eberdt D Markm L Schaller Second Ron H Runnells H Kenyon K Keene R Zellmer D Waege T Law rence W Finu can NI Mee E Hoets F1rstRou B Mansfield A Kxmzey J Wilson 'NI Boeder D Boeder P Griffin M James E Wmchel V Kube N Neas 65 Gp.- .Q L I9 1 1 K ri ss.. f . X , i 'Rv ' I . . 'Z I X, J. 4 1 's l I ' lx . . Q tl -N, 9 a 44 Third Row: R. Stockton. L. Willman, B. Heintz. Third Row: J. Lamb. C, Rabe. H, Barnharst. H. WIGOR0 US IN NEW SURROUNDINGS freshman courage. The opening days of school found 147 freshmen diligently applying themselves to four of the best years of their lives. YVe freshmen were not agree-n as the phrase implies. Of course things were new but we adjusted ourselves to these new conditions in '1 hurry. YVe were faced with manv new problems but with the advice of our teachers we met them with true ' On October 4 1949 we assembled in the auditorium to elect our class sergeant-'it-arms, Donald Protz. TOP PICTURE Back Row L Scheurich D Pawhouser O Greendeer F Hemtz C Sturm R Jensen M Schmleder H Muhle thaler D Betthauser Thrrd Row D Hubert L Hoffman L Rawhou ser M Von Haden L Dechant E Peth M Richards R Carey Second Row P Pettibone W Haller K Keene V Attewell S Standorf D Shattuck D Fel ber L Neitzel F1rstRow S Rabe R Abbott D Sarney H Cole W Heddmg C Wappler D Johnson B Hemtz 66 oflicers. VVe elected the followinff students: president Gilbert Purdvg vice- president. Forrest ohnson- secretary-treasurer Thomas Ninneman' and KN ff W -Q-4' BOTTOM PICTURE Back Row D Janssen B Nash J Reed W Nxgbar H Woodlltf C Grggs E Laufenberg D Chapman E Von Ha en Th1rd Row L Marten J Jackson M Schueler G Vandervort C Schmidt C Burkhalter H Sowle R Schroeder R Scholze Second Row N Grlflln L Nelson B Decorah G Jeffers D Dodsvworth M Roscovius D Rutlm G Zastouprl Fzrst Row A Von Haden L Westpfahl B Belt I Brown W Cowles P Shutter L Phillips M Hemtz M Schultz , C l 0 .- I X D 5 W I e y' .M - ' ' S O 'Sri L YY blk , 3 ee ,f E J ' 5 5 K l W fc - S ,X , ' ll.. ,f L refill .-- N s .Q K - . 'Z Q y i L .cr fe 1 .f I FRESHMEN LIVE AND LEARN FOR THE FUTIRE Our annual Freshman Parents' Day program was held on October 31. Our parents met Mr. Bizer, the football coach and citizenship teacher, Mr. Cunning, our general science teacher, Miss Spriggs, our English teacher, and all other teachers whose classes include freshmen. They were Mrs. Rice. junior practice, Miss XVenzel, Latin, Mr. Stockton, manual arts, Mr. XVeiner, agriculture, and Mrs. Crowley, home economics. XVe attended dances, football games, basketball games, various programs, and other entertainments that are offered at Tomah High School. Soon we felt ourselves a part of the student body, and were proud to see students from our class selected to play important parts in school functions. TOP PICTURE Back Row E Brohaugh D Lau fenberg D Freemore I Blegel E Anderson V Prechel D Cole G Hockenbery G Purdy Thu-d Row J Von Haden V Schueman A Grae win D Williams 6 Wltz J Von Haden A Larson F Johnson V Kiefer Second Row L Pasch J Lawrence W Hart D Burnstad R Johnson H Hanson R Thomp son L Baumman Fzrst Row K Thomson J Hubert A Frederick son L Reardon G Baker J Fischer J Weiss M Schleicher D Andres BOTTOM PICTURE Back Row C Lamb Rosenow D Protz J Ronnmg E Biegel Cotey T Rezxn D Hubert C Hess Third Row D Wadel C Steele Q Kruichak Draak J McCauley D Abbs G Senz Hanson Second Row D Scott M Kidnck L Marten Westpfahl D Fowler E Frei L Schaller Zimmerman L Jackson First Row L Burrows N Dunlap C Helmmg A Heeler H Glesler B Buchholz T Ninne man B Schmidt J Giesler A Noyes 67 l - : . , , - A 5 . . A. ' : . . . . . - ' : . , . , . ' .L. , . , . . . - h , . , . ', . ,R. VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF JUNIOR HIGH LIFE 5 4 Seventh graders participated in patriotic and athletic activities this year. Ten of the boys, members of Boy Scout Troop Number 72 were active in f i scrap and salvage drives. Nine of the girls belonged to the Girl Scouts. The -.gf i , junior high basketball squad won ten of the eleven games played. V- the seventh grade. 1 ei ':' F 1 i -1-A 'E , ' 0 1 .. Instead of electing class officers, leaders of various clubs are chosen in . The forty-three members of the eighth grade were well represented in school activities. Ten of the boys were on the basketball squad, and six played football. Richard Davis was a member of the senior band. The eighth grade chose to lead its class Richard Davis, presidentg Robert Gilbert, treasurerg and Shirley Benjamin, secretary. TOP PICTURE Back Row J Schedler E Burn stad D Ronmng M Schneller H Schueler E Sarney M Hansen D Robensen J Hen ning Thzrd Row W Carson M Grovesteen R Hart D Stoll V Schueler M Wright C Damerow Second Row J Jeffers E Cook R Splittstoesser G Gruen G Oswald M Grunwald A Burk halter C Bemamin V Green B Henry First Row A Schoot J Williams J Dams J Rose B Langston L Starkey B Wleman J Bohm H Rudolf W Brown 68 BOTTOM PICTURE Back Row C Gruen B Lawrence V Parks R Davis B Jones R Dietzman L Goff R Clay M Manning Third Row M Hall S Benjamin B Schutzer M Reisenauer B White G Tessmer R Spangenber F Calkins Miss Linehan Second Row K Pringle B Beardsley E Hen ning L Wilson G Burkhalter K Rose Marquart I Schueler L Tway J Hanson Ftrst Row R Gilbert J Coty B Schroeder Hart I Burkhalter B Jeffers I Fritz Chapman B Aller l E: Burns. Strait, Bjorge: ' u ' ' I H' I V ' A ,. Q '..' -' . . , .' ',Af ' : . , . ' ' , . h , , ' : . ' , . , . , D. Semor Scholastle Averages 9 4' 3 1 Robert NlI1Il6m1ll H 11r1et Holm A119 Steele Shlrley Fr 111z Ros 1l11 FlSCllCl GSSIS P'1l111cr Isabelle H ught Robert Cole Nlary Scl1e111 1cl1 YV1ll1.1m Hubert NI 11V Rlce Nlarcelli XV1ppler 96 391 94 871 93 978 93 114 93 933 93 337 93 757 913 7 93 141 97 978 97 071 ROBERT NINNENI-XX Laleflzctorzan AXIS STEELE thzrcl place HARRIEF Hour .salutatorzfzn H0 OR STUDE TS 69 Senlor Scholastle Averaves lck Cllbert Cordon BIONVTI Luue Nlcol Vllglllll Pederson ohn Flclx NV1ll11m He11rv Xuclrex Oden 0lVlllC R11be Helen olmson 01111 Drew Bl ur Cowles Phlllp Xlorlx Cl ure Arxtv 91 88 91 807 91 733 91 464 91 307 91 071 90 931 90 978 90 892 90 670 90 0 90 371 90 780 . . t . ' . 97 t 2. 2 11 .ffm 3. 111, 1. :1 4. 1 1 .I. L l ' . 5. 1 '1 ' ' 5.7 1 5 6.1 ' . -11 rin' I b 7. a 1' 1111157 A 0 1 8. 1,1111 np. t 9. 1- 1131 ., . 10. ' H -1 r. Leon shislel-111. 92.257 LA l ' 1' 1 Z 1 L.. JL 1 U 14. Ia' ' 1 . 15. ' ' 111 .7 A ' 16. ' 1.11111 .': 'K 18.1 111111 1 .' - J . 7 19. 1 . if 20. .- 5 . ' 21. ' zz .1 .:.. 22. -- 1 1 . - t 23.1 1.1. .E 24. 1' 11.111 . 4 25. 1 ' , JL. f 26. '1' ', 1' TODAY, TOMORROW, AND FOREVER Dear Diary: September 8-Here we go again! Back in the old rut. September 11-Our first full day of school. Only 175 more to go. September 29-The Dramatic Club had a pic- nic last night at Horseshoe Bluff. From the way some of those kids walked you'd think they,d been riding them-horses that is. October 5-Blue Monday. Heard in the Halls: Freshie: Those stairs get me down. Senior: Oh, no, they don'tl They get you upf' October 6-Our first mass meeting. Mr. Soder- strum spoke and threatened never to speak again if we didn't win. I guess we showed him-Viro- qua lost 19 6 Octobei 7 Here s encour lgement for Presl dent Roosevelt Phlllp Mork was elected as Se moi Class presldent his fourth stralght term October 8-The Swamp Angels made then debut tod ly It the Red Cross party October 9-The Senior Class and the Hamot sponsored the first All-School Party of the year. Success isn't the word-it was a blowout. The refreshment stand really pulled in the nickels and will we ever forget, Mr. Nelson are you chewing gum? October 16-Football game at Sparta. The score? Well, we hate to admit this-25 to ze-ro. October 23-The sophomores entertained their parents today while Reedsburg entertained our football team. Not very good hosts! YVe were beaten 33-7. October 30-Freshman Day. The football boys journeyed to Westby and returned with a 6-6 tie. November 9-Everyone seemed quite cheerful lfter our little xacation Wouldnt it be nice if te lcheis had conventions more often? Im sure it does things for their morale November 11 Armistice Dly The Sparta Tomah football game was not held breaking one of Tomah s oldest traditions a ' . ' . l ' 7' . . 1 n . Q 1 - 1 . - - 1 . x T 1 I C - fc . . 1 . . 4 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 . . L . ' ' ' ' a ' T 1 . ' 9 a . . c c . . 1 .3 . . , V ' si2:L31.l.Tf: -- ' '-.L,'.:,'.v--35 nvg:-1:,gLi,-,fri 1.-4:9 gr 5--any-'gl' ' ' ' - - ' ' - . . .- V..-1 :-'-2-1-V,-f ,W -,Ml , t 1 I I' FROM LATE FALL TH ROUGH EARLY WINTER November 14-Contest play presented at La Crosse for crltlclsm Now this may not be true but we hear that ln rehearsals Doc llkes to prolong the part just when the Cllftdlll falls Well we can understand that November 24-The first basketball game of the season wlth two Lamp McCoy teams pro vldlng the prehmmary The Swamp Angels and Nlarllue furnlshed the between halves entertaln ment West Salem lost after qulte a game and the score 24 21 November 25-Thanksgxvlng Program which began four whole days of XHCHUOII Boy we re golng to eat and sleep and sleep and eat and eat some more November '30 Back here agaxn Oh well It lsnt long tll Chrlstmas December 1 Aqulnas kept the bacon ln La Crosse ton1ght bv defeatmg our team 29 10 December 3- The Contest Play and Pr1 vately Prlnted were presented ln the study hall tonlght Dldnt Doc and Scott look sweet 1n sklrtsp December 4-An 9XC1tlI1g nlght of basketball' The Hawanans mopped up the other Camp Nlc Cov team wlth 1 42 17 vlctory while Tom 1h dc teated Vlftllllll 19 17 December 8 Prlvately Prlnted was gn en for the pltrents at Camp NlcCoy hospltal the hllls Accordlng to Nlr Nelson glrls should wear them ln thelr coat llpels boys Ill thelr halr Now where dld he get that Idea Hal? December 10-- ulxa Sherman entertalned us wlth her storles of Persla rn the first UIIIVCTSIIV 6XtCI1SlOIl program And this PM 1 couple of senlor gals blossomed forth ln slacks YVhat won t happen next' December ll Doc Scott Therese and NIISS VVenzel went to the Stlte Contest at Nladlson wlth the contest Iplav Thev came out second wh1le our boys trlumphed ov er Nlauston '32 74 December 17 The Chrlstmas program orxg mally scheduled for ttlfllgllt was cancelled due to Nlrs H lug s lllness Thls seems to be the year for breakmg tradltlons December 18-Chrlstmas YdC8.t10l1' No more teachers dlrty looks for two weeks The team started out on a two day trlp Play ed Chlppewa Falls and were beaten '37 71 December 19 Folled lgaln Thls tlme Eau Claire won to the tune of 70 17 anuarv 4--WVell here we are agaln Isnt It strange how we alwlvs end up lil this place? Mrs Krueger took ox er the tVplIlg classes be ause Nllss VVendt has went anuary 5-C ancelled mass meetmg but lt dldnt seem to iffect the te un New Lisbon was defeated by a score of 41 22 YVhy dont we do thls more often' anuary 7 MOVIES Ill physlcs cl rss Those lucky seniors Mr Nelson As soon IS the ladles remove thelr hats we shall lleglll SIH0lClI1g 1n the rear balcony only january 15-Thls was one busy day The mass meetmg thlb mornmg set an all tlme record for length lastlng from 11 00 A M t1l 12 15 PM Four soldlers from the Rdd10 School were re sponslble for so many hastlly gulped lunches One 1n partlcular Prlvate Mlles really made the walls shake with hls lmltatlons of Fats Waller Ind Chlco Marx In the aftelnoon more vocal battles around school wlth the Portage and B1Ch land Center teams debatlng wlth Tomah And then the basketball game at nlght Those La Crosse teams really are tough and Logan took home a 38 21 vlctory The fans recuperated to the music of the Swamp Angels at the senlor sponsored after game party anuary 18-Our debate team went to Nece d ah to put on In CXhlblt10ll or should I s ly dem Ol1StI'ltl0ll, Ill the Neced 1h llldlt0I'lllI'l1 Blck home the SCIIIOI' grrls were lnvlted to lttend a party at the Radlo School Dld they accept? WV1th ple lsure' anuarv 72-Mr Nelson lnformed hrs physlcs cl Iss thls mornrng that all who had recelved a certaln grade 1n a Nllchlgan u1z should be paddled on the seat of embarrassment M thlnks lf mvone cares what methlnks that those who glve bIlCl'llgdll ulzzes should re celve the s lme treatment anuary 26-Home basketball game As a go mg away glft our team presented Lleutenant XVe1shapple wlth a 42 '33 vlctorv over Niauston anuary 28-Carnlval mass meetlng wlth that most d6llCl0llS cake golng to El Morocco anuary 29-Carnlval ltself' ln case you re wondermg lt was a success because If It hadnt been vou wouldnt be readlng th1s work of art anuarv '30-After the strenuous nlght be fore for the basketball team Chlppewa Falls took an easy vlctory of 29 19 Februarv 5-24 22 was the score of the game between Tomlh and the vanqulshed Spartans plaved on Sparta s court Febmarv 8-Nlasons Clrcus upset our dull routlne thls mornlng and now I thmk well all lglee that monkeys IS the cwazlest peoples and those birds could teach us a few trlcks too ' . I I . ' ' ' I I ' ' I' . . I I I - Tl I. . I A I , i I ' T1 I I I I I I 9 ' ' - I I W . , . I x ' h ' 7 I I . , . . . I 7 9 I 7 7 u I C ' I l ' I I ' I l 'KK 77 ' GS I ' 7 I i7 Q I 7 I l -- v' I I I I I 7 Li 37 1 1 I ' ' i. I I A ' ' . . . I 1 I C I , - . . - - . . - J C K ' I I I i ' . I I I ' Q 4 I C C I I ' I - . H . . . . Li I I 77 I W I 7 T A C I I C ' I 4 I K I l K I I . ' ' 1' ' . . f . I ' . December 9-VVar stamp corsages on sale 1n G I - . . , , , Ik I 'I ' I I I t ' C 7 ' I . I I Q I ' ' A s 7 ' u I P7 J .I 1 I ' e- I I I' I 1 I I .T 2 5 L..- , I ' . I . .1 . I , Q - CI I ,I I 1 X - 3 , I I I - CK A!! I I . I 1 . u I , , B 7 . I I I I I ' ' -I I L , c . , ' ' ' ' I - I ' I I - ' ' I ' ' ..I I . ' , A . -L ' . I . . 1 1 ' J ' I I 7 I I Q . I . . . c I . I It y I an , c 1 I I Y I I ' I - ' z ' . . 2 ' I ' I I . I - , - I . . . , A I I I ' C , I ' it o Y! I Y FAN February I2-Abraham LIIICOIII was born 134 years ago todry for reasons of whrch we Ind 1 program 1nd got out earlv February 77 76-Canned goods ratronrng all Week So no school 111 the afternoon for those of us who werent rnducted to help February 76-Frrend Sp utr lourneved t Tomah and was beaten 76 '73 XVasn t that nrce Xlarch 4-Frrst dav of tournament Cashton Spartr Calesvrlle and Tomah were the wrn nrhs I Such pretty cheerleaders 7 I NI rrch 5 Afternoon In sprte of the 3SSlSt1IlC.t, of Tomahs cheers Cashton lost to Galesxrlle But we br rt Sp utr rgarn please note the agnnj 79 16 Nlarch 5 Nlbht Sp utr won over Crshton takrng thrrd place honors whrle We drdnt dood It Calesvrlle Wrnmng the champronshrp M1 represented us at lVIddlSOI1 rn the debate tour nament Results thrrd pl ice Xpr rl 7 17 The nrcest we ek ln the school X c rr sprrng xacatlon Nlay I4-Some of the senlors took to the foot lrghts tonrght and presented the Senror Class Plav But Foot Forw nd une 3 The senrors were rn the lnnelrght fwarn for Class Nrght Exercrses une 4 Commencement the hrghlrght of the year Clpt un Earl C lVIiC,IDI1lS of the Infantry gue in rnsprrrng sptech on A Forward Loolx wrth Youth rn a War World lNot only are exams behrnd ind x rcatron ihe ld but about 1 hundred of us are le rung for good wlnch m rv or may not be nrce we havent yet CICCICICCI Bye dear Drarv Cunnrng 1nd sexeral other male anrmals Adol Escence just about a year ago today v 1 Y IN SPRING A OUNG NI.-KN . r ee ' Q C Y . : , ' ' 1 , 2 2 2 ' . 2 l' . . i . i A - L-:-1 .kv s V . fri 7 1 . L:..-.. A . -' . , , . . . Q I . . at l nv ' ' .4 2 2 0 , I. c . 1 1 . . . - - . ' . ' '9 I ' ' - ' I ' ' .4 '..4'. - 'T ' A J , , :D . . I . If . - - 1: 1 ' J 7 ,, 1 4 4- 4 A I 'f I l . ' ' ,' ., - c c . L . . v . Q .. 1 44 A. , .2 1' . 2 K i ' ' 4 ax i 7. . . I sa T . 4 . , . - at rut ' f ' f 2 1 'z 2 1 2 L s A - 1 Y. ' . 1 I 1-I ' I C 5 CJ . . , . .-. . -. . - L 'T 7 . c c c i ' . . I . . a .4 3 1 .v . . . . . . ,S , . I . . I Y . L V A w N 'rvlvpllolw Sc-X 'ICS XIIICII Wore' Than It GUS' 'S Strut 511111111 Nou llIliTII WEST 'l'lLI+PIl0NI' C0lll'lNl Dm tees draw the lme here TCD SERVE Never vvas a l-lamot Born in time of greater stress and trial than this your bool4lor1943 value ol a high school education greater than in this hour ol national trial and its unprecedented needs lor trained minds Whatever the luture into which you stride as you cross the threshold ol graduation into a larger lile the daily ever present atmosphere about you will be one of demand lor worth vvhile knowledge and ability to serve Whether on the vvar Front the home lront whatever your place yours has been the privilege ol a liberal education novv opening to the important opportunity to serve May success attend your efforts LUCKENBILL STUDIO 1101 Superior Ave Tomah Wisconsin 73 X I y l l l 1 1 1 ' l ' l J J 1 . I Never vvas Commencement more significant, the intrinsic n . .. I ' BANK OF TOM Urban i 'f ll I 89,1 Forty Nlne Years of Unlnterruptefl SCFVICC T0 Thls Communlty Member Fuleral Deposit Inaur une Corporatlon 74 9 II N r U I . C U - We Welcolrle and Solicit Your Business ? mia Q 1 4 K- ' ff 1 1 1 4 ' COMPLIMENTS to the CLASS OF I943 T J NICOL Feeds and Seeds Hay and Fertlllzer Phone 516 W POSTscrQbt EXCHANGE C0lllfIlIll16l1fS COAST TO COAST sToRE H C Stermer Owner SOUTH SIDE GROCERY Phone 137 W We Dellver Qualltv Wierchandlse Reasonable Prxces Open Evenmes and Sundays SHUTTER S STORE The Best Place To Get The Best FFUIIS Grocerles and Meats Phone 195 0 M A BOIILIINI vmnxs 7UP Buzlders 0 BETTER BEVERAGES 1 - I I . I A . at . Y ' ' v For Your Convenience i V v s 1 w If 1 Y n In , ' f 75 f4Good Food lS Good Health Where hlgher quallty foodb are served at Moderate Prlees Wir and Mrs Lloxd Non Gunlen, Props One Penm Saw cl Tv 0 Pence Berg Franklin for ilu mo'-t for your moms lll ew ers Il0llll and sarlety mul make thus store your Headquarters BEN FRANKLIN STORES Uv nod and Uperalm d bv Ernu I ould 76 2 ' 99 , ,, . . 1 - - 7 ' 1 -, Y is Clear Y - . ug AKE Y0l'R RESERVATIONS EAR 77 A pupulur uswrulmlx' spvnlwr spurs tln- tm-mn un tu xivtury. Blue Bowl Baie NEITZEI-'S Furn ilurf' ,I Im-1 um . - Funvrul I Iome- lXll01l'Ilt nr lls . C. Nc-itz . 'r . Gown F0011 f , muah, I s. mm WAACS WAVES, and WOW ' ' ' I on mlululmns T 'III CROSSIITT MZINUFZICTURING COMP?-INV lhulus In Bm mlm Nldu nal I umln r dual I ual I hom 8 78 U v v 1 f II I 1-I I up I X 1 PI , f I I IIIASS UF I0-I3 'I ' gr , - - A . . 1 . ' ': 9 TAFT SERVICE STATION Tomah Cabm 8: Traller Camp R W TAFT CIICI' h1s P I R lght areful astlnf, A IICHIIOH outh vervone WILLIAM F IETI NG Hart Schaffner 8: Marx ClOthlHg ff 411, f lm Wllson Bros Shirts Stephen Stetson Hats Iienlamln Shan Shop Prompt Ser z :ce Wfofk Glmrznlleed Shoe accessorles of all klnds Look at vour shoes other people do Located Below Shutter s Store CHHPHIHII 81 CHHPHIHII Dealefs Ill Flour and Feed Phone 581 Tomah WIS Complzmeuts o ToMAH JOURNAL 3.0 MONITOR HERALD DHETZIMIAN S Home Kllled Meats ualxty Grocerles ll' e appreczate your patronage 355555 3 A' 'Digit-213,177 B- U-Se M T- ' 2. H. 'ra E-4 . . F-Of, c- , L- 7 - y- F-of E- . O. l I W t ' , . f 9 d Q . . 79 Goodyear TIICS EX1d6 Batterles EXIDE BATTERY STATION Tomah WISCOHSIU T1re Battery 8: Alemlte Servlce IACKSUN GARAGE Gas and O11 General Auto Repalr Tunnel Cnty Wlsconsxn Meats and Grocerles that are fresh Reasonable PIICCS Always L L DROWATSKY Tunnel Clty WISCOHSIH TOMAH WHOLESALE SUPPLY M1l1tary and School Supphes Phone 396 May vue express our BEST WISHES for Vour future Success 8. Happlncss and when you vsant the best IH Grocerxes Remember A 81 W RUUT BEER STAND Lunches Drlnks Candy Ice Cream Qu1ck SLIVICC our Motto KENS BARBER SHOP lA00llLlI'F A ll llikhl' Your , . . , . . , Curb Service I HI 1 1 1 1 f N . r Z 80 TOMAH CO OP ELEVATOR Dvalc r III Farm lrmluu lflllldll W 1 COIISIII l hom 3 OFFICE OF CIVILIANS ON DE FENCE flWllldIl hr Patrol Xlrplanc bpotur antu Il l OSU'-1 1 V5 X Xl S Bomb Spotu r- N lr ll lllfbll llo nl S1 rap llrlw f amp Lntc-rta1111r ljiillllldlllllldllflll Sqn ul Nlusln Pr Rf--C111 Squad U1 1110l1t1o11 lml 1 lraranu 1 rus Ire FI1 ht Llub Cltll Gofl X 10l4 t and N 1 r1l4 111 Stu I4 Footb all Squad 4 ll ll lumor 1 la Sxsanlp XII els r Ml 1 x1s Track Pfam r llullrm ms llll Il1Slllllllll I fllll x l570Sto11 lltflll Xu ll N mm ll llrultlz and luulrnl lllllllllllllllf uml lm PETER JOHNSON SHOE CO 5l1ms and llosurx KI NIC lo111 ill I 1 2 . . S ' . 1 , , F1-4-rl, Flour. 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' Z' Tm illl. ll is' lilll Plilfllu D: QL' ,l'I'Y I1 ,n I A, j bla li 1 lu COD q ' ' ' l z -1- XXWSVUI sin 81 PUNGRATZ SERVICE STATION Congmtulatzons P U R I T Y to the CLASS OF 1943 B111 Pon gratz Prop Good Bread -- '-'-.s L gzzwf:::S5::Z::: cmess:lVlCE 'WW' ardner Baking U0 11, 1 gl Tomah WIS Annu-ibm-f'? mme CONGRA LATIONS 2 Y-Pg s 6155 SNK ICC CY2 CQKQ su Dvufs 'Pr escnt S Best Wlshes an Save wlth Safety at your Rexall Drug Store PEDERSQIN Rexall Drug Store Cara Nome Beauty Salon One of over IO ooo 1nd1v1dua1ly owned Rexall Stores dxstrlbutlng hugh quallty merchandise produced by the world s largest manufacturers of drug store merchandlse 82 is , . Q We 4 l -no -'fl 34- ,Y um mmm. if ' I 1 0 E HZ' ,. L 6 tix : tl -.e- -X 1' , M 1 - i:. 5, 4 . ' 3 Z , .g 4' -, - . I v '- 'E 0? -' J Y if 4+ 7' ' ri gn Q 3 ,, U S a . Q. .,.,. - I v . V - .-.9 -,n.V, -1 9--N -'A - ,..,,. '- jj? 1 B' '7'- s - a TT T U 'FK Q ' - o . 56 : Q W3 ' Q d V H M .. I ' -1-01 nv- ,.,,,-. ---',, 3: ...-. 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Sporllng. f oods, Pxploslus DIL SOTO Pl X NIOL TH Ill DSON Automobiles illls Ch.-xlmera A Ford l ram tors GRAEWIN AUTO SALES Sales A qeruu fomdh WISCONSIN Phoni lZ8 . Y , I . , f 1 1 1 , 1 T 1 f 1 1 1 J JL J 4' A A . . O if K I I E Y 'l n n ' J 5 5 u '. ' yu , ' 1 1 . 1 1 ' W N .e 1 -Q - C. Nl. X St. . y. ' ' ll- L. ,, K. A '- 1 ' .' SPEED QIEEN WYASIIERS 1 1 . . , 1 . , . A ,. ' 'ff u L , L A, , . 1 1 , 1 Y . T L, 4 . A f 4 . I 7 . , , Y rw I i 1 ., lu n 1 l' u n r 1 v' - u 1' no ' . . ,v , . . . 84 mneman THE PARKWAY CAFE unezal Regular Heals 07719 Llmclaes Phonc 310 G Gxlbertson Prop Enlzsted men ada' a fflzne FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK TOMAH WARRENS Congratulatlcn CLASS OF 1943 ' Buy War Bonds and Stamps MEMBER FFDFRAL DFPOSIT INSLRANCE CORPORATION WASHINGTON D C 85 JV' I -: . .j. ' , . ' ' If . 3 , nu Y' 3' N, ,fg . ' K 'Ajbk' 'g 4 1 x GC as , H- 4 4 4 Y , , . IONI XII COOIW R K I IN P Oll XSSUIIXIION ZASTOUPILS 1 r ' umm NIIX NlXRlxlfl o l lx ro 1 ns Phonc 167 Phone 562 l'on1 ah W use on sun 12656717661 07 Mlllfdiy 3667615 Con Fllllldllfllli Class of l9H R YNNP X S WISIIDIIHIII S Fin: sl lu fri nn Nl nn ul ll lun ml In RANNEY-NEUMAIN DAIRY Paslvurizvd Ilairx Produvt-. 900 Superior Swv. Tonlah. W is. Tvlvpllollv: 185 86 Y . f . , - V . A .I A , A 4, 1 J A' n L, A .' A ' . w ' - Y r w - ' wr w . . . . . A , Gus l'nv. vc- S' '. 'l'rau'lor Isllvl. Motor Uils. Puinls. fQnN...'-it., and ylvatq Ballvrivs. .'xi'l'1'S!i0l'il'S 1 I 'I 'I - . , . f . . . 4 1 1 ' . A g a ' . . ' .. . Y Y . ., . .V A A J A, ' V N 'Q ' ' V: 'z . 1 'z ' ' -' CITY FOOD MART HAROLD L sToLL GYOCCIICS Meats FFUIIS and Vegetables 2,01 Superlor Ave Tomah WIS Phone 8 IAMES LANGWILL JEWELER Hzgb Class Repazrmg TOMAH SHOE SERVICE Men m the Servxce need neva shoes So keep your shoes m repalr TOMAH HATCH ERY Baby Cbzcks and Poultry SIIPPIIBS Recruztzzzg Sf6lfl0ll Complzments 0 CENTRAL WISCONSIN GAS COMPANY Cookmg Water Heatmg Refngeranon Complzments 0 GAMBLII STORES Authorlzed Dealer Peter C Favre Owner Auto Hardware Supplxes Tomah WIS Phone 84 , ' . : 2 L. Grapel Tomah Wisconsin ' f ' f , ' . : 87 There IS a change ln Bakers of living Thgre will Better Bakerw Products he a change ln you lf and you trade Nlother s Bread At 0ur I G A STORE DE LUXE BAKERY FIESLERSI F A STORE Phone 344 FRANK HARRIS For General lllerchandlse Standard Super Service Patronlze Car CODQPFV3tl0D Headquarters Atlas Tlres Batterles Champlon Spark Plugs Featuring Service Truck 5c to 31 00 Merchandlse Telephone 160 88 QUALITY SERVICE Conguzlulalzond Cfadd o 1943 HILLS MEN S WEAR Tomah Wlsconsm STYLE SATISFACTION T the Ulm ul 43 Nlrn we express our best success and huppzness Clothes styled to tyour ufry own personallty EDNA HINNER5 Prop 89 ' 1 1 7 0 6 U ' 9 s wisvltes lfsr ytlgr fpture M A H 'I' W E A ll cc' fi ,I ' ff Z X UIIIER PRIFPS 6 NIKE BF AT CILILINI S Bl I WX W Xf PS Xre Still Dov n ln the Cellar Reddy Kalou att our Inleetru al Sc rwant X 4 Q- your electru al ss rvant lh cl the same low wages You man still cnyow all the fonununu 1on1fort and cleanliness of Llcf trual appllances at low pre war Q B operating. most It IS uononlual to make full usc of sour appll anres, because thc nlore you work Reddy Ixllo watt, the lower his rite of paw Don t hesltali to mall on hlm lu has plc nh of mum le ws hm thxr ilu Job IS to make toast or tanks WISBUNSIN POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY 90 V If X A 4, ' - P v 1 - , . K fn . 1 4 A L 7. A I 1 An x XX f X . . . , ' f r I l if , . -.if ' -5, l ,' 2' 5: ' , 2 - ' dy Kilowatt, continues to work for - ' ' n I ' 1 'S !- Y. Y '. , , Y 9 '.' , , n C, ' Q ,L GH P NTS ON RATIONED FEATYRE .t .51,1-,, 5 ' 1.5 - 1 . 1 llc flxs thru the ur with tht greltest of else should be Don Hulmui s thunn song lS he prous in this super due 7 'Vo Ye Old Ed isnt w ld s ot 3 After 1 hastv lunch the students begin to return to the hill when stands our high school 4 Students hung 1 distxnge from school will long remember the noon hours in the old gsm superused bv Xlrs Crowlex 'J Are looks dccening or his 1 New Yorlt YVorlds Fair building been tr ins ierred to Tomah no it s just in up in the air shot of the auditorium Tommie Dm Cupid Resin ums his lrrow at 11 heart 1 And now the scene shifts blLlx into xnuent history when the present members of the Hamot st iff kate Cuhl NI in Lou Rose ind Shirlu Fr lnz wore high heels ind Lotkx hits 8 XI In Lou Rose presents her news on the debate question to the senior English glass 9 This sn ip is self upllnaton You bm un well Hx em md good idxiu it th it 91 Y x 1 ,,c'uv l ' in I ,V N Af H 1 1 Q' M 1 f y 1, -V up 1.5 5 . V 9 Ai ' A69 -1 1' .. I I , s ff A ll A' Inf., .W Q ff u at X -.1 ing-this is the pose that was required to take Doc's diving board, to water ' ' - ' I 'l 1 . ' ' . . . 7. ' - ' 1 1 ' l ' ' ' ' 1 :- , '-, .'.1 -'- - , ' ...6. - 1 1 ' . 1 ' -' ' .... . . , , 1 ' 2 , . ' 2 ,' ' 'Y . k. , . A fi , , . 1 1' J ,1 ' 1 , ' I I 1 - - ' 1 .... . . 1 ' 3 '- ' A ' ' . ' ' . ' '.' ' , , , . ' . ' . . - , - . . 1,1 .1 A . 1 , ,1 l ' ' ' .' ' A I 5 5 i I ' I- . , , , 1 A 1 . .. A Q h TOM?-lI'I DRY CLE?-INING Phone 2 1 8 For Your Dry Cleanlng and Tallormg send to AUGUST J KUNTZ All Work Must Satxsfy or Money Refunded Oldest and largest Dry Cleanlng Plant ln Monroe County To the Hamot Staff an The Faculty Adv1sors CONGRATULATIONS Keep up the Grand Work 1 1 92 JHFfE'S fhvvlirzgs mul lfvst U ishvs to Ihr' Class :gf 19,13 S. G. SORENSON AND SONS Fm:l1s Glulx Swans -14--yr IVOIIIHII. xxvi5l'0ll.'ilI Phone: 212 V Mall Lzmzted I Ulllplllllf nts ARTISTIC DRY CLEANING COMPANY muah V61 con 93 H - . . . H . . 1 l 'I' ' . sin THE TUMAH HARDY! ABE I IIIIIIS and Sporting Goods Iluflflzn lamps and Supplus lfnfrrzl llfllllllllll Il STURBII Iropru tor Phono 91 f0lli,1llIlIIIllIIllllS Io lhr X I I XSS UI 2, I 1n4r.1I ll lrclxsdri from Hot II11tu Steorn and fulnacf TOMAH S Heotmg lumts and I ormshrs Bowslm IjdlI'N Bar A Pdbmn Imp 10m II6 Iomah W1 I ood I 0 IIIOIIS for XII S IIUO I IIXDL X xx ho quallh at the WAUSAU BUSINESS INSTITUTE llllllflll In tho month or bx the quarter N II IUIU IUL HSI S X II for Ili xs lou rdu 94 7 ' ' 5 ,. ' '- f 1' ' 9 - CllCN'I'II-XI, III- IIIJWWXIIIC 110. I QQ I94' 5' I ' 2 ' 9 I ' 1 RECREATION PARLOR Tinning and Plunzbing U 4 J'-. .' ,.. F ' .vs ,' .' , PI -: H ' . ' s. 1 , S. . .N A, IIIGII ffl SI. I . If TISS .L s' - ' ' ' -s IWHIITIEQS FUNERAL SERVICE FURNITURE FUNERAL HOME LADY ASSISTANT TOMAH WISCONSIN TOMAH LAUNDRY SERVICE 121 N Glendale Ave Success to the TOMAH HAMOT F h Cl Congmtulatzons to romt e ass of 1908 Class of 1942, TOMAH LAUNDRY SERVICE KEENES TRANSFER T J SCHALLER Truck Terminal Plumbzrzg and Heating Pllllllblllg Sllpplzes Local and Long Dlstance Hauling Telephone 197 W Everytbmg nz LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL COAL PAINTS AND VARNISHES TUIIAIILLIIBIRANII llI1LLOIIPMl 95 I Phone: 377-J 1905 Superior Ave. n : II I I I I I I I I LEND ME Y0l'R PEN fgdmafa-K. k-Q, 111 rn 1111 111 th lt shmcl 0 Our 11111111 sq111d prmplrcs for 11t11111 md fun lt tht' Qtlll h1b1t11111 'J Gulch YVe15l11pple md the te 1111 trxffatlur har tlulr lut mms Illeftlllff 6 Rltllllllllff r11llx ro s t1r1s 1 W 1111 dount do this 6 Plmtmmgrlplur Il1111s1x u111rcl1111t1s for 1 qlllLIx Huh 9 D1 In ltr rs anim 1 lugh PUSIUOII 111 the L 1p1tol r 5 I. licvbmt N11 01111111 1-1111 -1 ' old 1 .' '1 . . .... '1 1 '1 1 1 1 .1 ' de-1111111 t1111r11111111-11t . . . Do you haue il circus co11tr,11't Nui, L1'StL'r? . . . 4. The All-Anwriczlll fllvvrift' 011 CX- ...f'..1' 1 1 '1 h1-1 1.' b....1 h'1.' ll: tlw'-.'i11...'. ' ':?...'. 1 - 1 if AY ' '1'. . 1 96 STEELE S SHELL SERVICE I' ull l llll Shell Prmllu ls W Earls 'Htulc lrop Huw s 12 Q 16 Tomall WISCONSIN I. lf S T lf R S NEW THINGS FIRST Stores at fomah Black Rner F 1 Wlsconsln lls NIUIQY BARBER Sll across from Conl..r.itul.1t10ns to Class of 1913 I' Enlzst hef e GREEN CIRCLE V hers I' rmnds Wh 1 t C A F E r and Nlr X lon ra tl E ,I TAYLOR f lnropr lf tor Phmu 11 l20W Nlonows nu lom nh W ISI unsnn 9 i A. lb! l I B' '.'z 'fv-,' . ,.9v . - . L ' I 9 66, f Y ' so , 2 K. 7, 1 l E l Post Office fr f f ' L' .s , ' ' . ,, as ' ' , 2' xl- 1 97 I l DROW HARDWARE COMPANY Pamts 8: Varmshes Plumblng Supphes HEATING MATERIALS IIO3 Superlor Ave Phone No 7 Inductzon Center SLN ,,..7,n.7,..L pw A A4-41 WGTZO Iv H1 O Z af 31 En 23 Sm Sw Gan 53:9 L U1 O O TOMAH WISCONSIN mmjarh -P0-I 98 .x x I 1' . A ' A 4 ,E 1 ' Ky ' A I mzo--45:-C rx ' w . . 5 KQXXQCY 0 0? x 'U Q qivg. QQ O QQ QXSKXQQ- F5009 4099 wo S we 94' Q' GMES: 'W' Q-O9 9 Q Q, , fd-969 xo? A1 e S6 Willter---1 92 1 May 2, 1943 Spring---1940