Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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MISS MCADAMS As principal of our school and as social science teacher, she has become well- known and liked by all the students. We all appreciate and thank her for her co- operation and advice which she has given all of us. MR. MCKEAN lt wouldn't seem like the same school if we were not to hear that familiar iingling as a certain short, stocky, well-built Scotch- man walks down the halls or comes to look in on one ofthe classes. Some say the iing- ling in his pockets is only keys, but others say it is coins. Whatever it is we all thank him for helping make our school what it is today. Many of the comforts and activities which other schools do not have, we have only because of his guidance and thought- fulness. We all know and admire the top man of our school - Supt. McKean. MR. CRANE Everyone will agree that he has proven himself worthy of this position in our school by his cooperation, tact, and friendliness. By these traits and many others, he has done much toward making our school what it is today. We thank you, Mr. Crane.