Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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We go on further down the hall to the English II room, to find two of the new Eng- lish teachers, Miss Daga, and Miss Barclay helping Miss Reiser with some last minute things for Red Cross. We hear the good nat- ured Miss Daga has gotten pretty disgusted this past year, over a certain window shade and Block E class. But let's go downstairs and stop in to see Miss Rehwinkel. We find her looking over a pile of papers. She explains she is correcting gym tests. And, oh those tests! Across the hall we find Miss Dittmer at the piano. We are told she is playing for one of her contest students. She has certainly done a fine job with the vocal groups this year. As we are listening to Emil's Song of the Open Road, Mr. Mewaldt came in. We have cer- tainly appreciated the fine performances the band has shown at various programs during the year. I'm sure we all agree that the Swing band is certainly hep to the jive. We will leave these two fine music groups to go down and watch the coaches in action for a few minutes. Going down the South stairs we almost bump into Mr. Campbell rushing up the stairs. I wonder where he could be going in such a hurry, it wouldn't be Room 310 would it? We've heard Mr. Campbell had quite a bit Lowell Schettler, B.S., Platte- ville Stale Teachers College . . . Earl Gatzke, B.S., Ripon College . . . Laurel Dickinson B.A., Stout Institute, Univer- sity of Indiana . . . Ieanne Reb- winkel, B.S., La Crosse Stale Teachers College . . . of fun with those cute little dog squeakers one day in Block C. With boxing, track, and baseball in course the gym has really been packed with a multi- tude of eager boys. We enter to find Mr. Dickinson up on the stage, coaching one of his boxers and there is Coach Schettler and Mr. Gatzke leading the boys in calisthenics. Out in the hall again, we suddenly see a pile of books round the corner and walk to- ward us. No - wait! It's Miss Olsen. Must be she's been out to find overciue library books. Mmmmm, what is that wonderful aroma. Let's follow our noses and find out. Of course, it leads to none other than the Home Ec. Dept. We find Miss Wurtz has lucious apple pie waiting for us. As we sit down to have a piece, Mr. Ness comes in to join us. Mr. Ness tells us about the senior Ag. boys new method of fooling the administration. It seems he was gone one day, and Mr. Crane was left with the responsibility of watching the boys. But instead he merely switched on the P.A. system and stayed in his office. But the fellows got wise to that trick and merely tapped a book over the loudspeaker. Hmm, wonder if it worked?? And thus we leave our 1948-49 faculty, hoping to see all of them back next year.

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A Word From The Staff We planned, we worked, we struggled, we argued, we dreamed, we pleaded, we worried, we prayed . . . and here it is . . . Your 1949 HAMOT . . . we hope you like it. Left to right: james Brown, Peter Ninneman, Barbara Heyer, Alice Mae Rudoll ,