Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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JUNIOR OFFICERS President, Norman Butterfus: - Secretary-Treasurer, Marion Dublin Q. Vire-President, Eugene Bumstad - Sergeant-at-Arms, William Saufle , Y , ! 'X ll-'M e Y x 1, .ffift M' , Q, J , l mm 6 N M The fall of 1946 found one hundred thirty-four Juniors climbing the hill to Tomah High School for another year's hard work. We elected our class officers one of the first weeks of school. Norman Butterfuss was elected presidentg Eugene Burn- stad, vice presidentg Marion Dohlin, secretary- treasurerg and Bill Sowle, Sergeant-at-Arms. We find ourselves well-represented in school activi- ties. We can boast of seven football lettermen in our class. Also we find juniors in music organiza- tions, debate, and dramatics. Mr. Nelson says he has some very smart juniors in Chemistry class this year. just an example - Mt. Nelson was in- structing, There are 1,000 grams in a kilogram, 1,000 meters in a kilometer, 1,000 watts in a kilo- watt and . . . Red Frings promptly added, And one thousand roys in a Kilroy. What ever would happen to our class if we didn't have such stu- dents as this, or if we lost John Schedlet, our hen- cackler, or our comedian, Bill Sowle? We spon- sored a very successful prom this year. Our theme was The Old Lamp Lighter and we decorated accordingly. All in all, this has been a successful year and we're looking forward to a better one when we'll be the Sophisticated Seniors.