Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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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.

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