Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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MW . FoREwoRD ,CV Um ' Q KA Today's world is a demanding world and we, the young people of today, must be ready to meet those demands. We must be adequately prepared with the precious s of knowledge that are so vitally important, and must be able to apply that k wledge. 'VVYXJ j , U Since the formation of this community, the citizens have been keenly aware of and Sf C uinely interested in the development of the individual. They have, from time to '75 ., Q . e, fo nd it necessary to remodel or improve upon our local institutes f higher 5 6 C learni in order that we might be better prepared to meet a challenging to dow. g ' 'n ' . 9 ,Z , J' Q - ' ' or 7 mf QT? ' e n many newl and exciting steps since the First school was lishe a is-l , X, 'i pg orn crib in 1856. We've seen miracles in our time-mir cl s cre t and Aj ' i ed by education. . . A xg? iii -fi iTime brings new joys and old sorrows, unfamiliar kno le , and odified ad- f J A 1 - miration. The snows come and go, April blooms forth in al it ajest iet ummer , aj, Q? showers make their presence felt, and the beauty o autumn c ill r o hts an ,X V N' J3 instills our hearts. X I 1,7 v' i L Life is but a picture and we are the painters. The coo e use e o v th gh ' and impressions, our ideals and our morals. As the co r cha e with t e imes,s do we. , X ua The pigment of the color is education. It change o ly ause w c an nd t f - one factor that changes us is education. We hold in o r ras .Nu lette rn whi we pick the colors we wish to transfer onto our canvas. e t pai It wel for there is no erasing. X Our forebearers saw Ht to provide us with the opportunity to grow in d spirit, and now we must seize that opportunity. We cannot fail or even falter om - our course, for if we do, we fail not only ourselves, but all times to come. ,lf , fd ., f ', f ,J ,J Auiife isamiracle, MVT, Aff' 1 L if fvf' if 7 'ji if L- V , a seed, X 15 Z! ff!! f Q ' V ' , J ' X f JO!! ' f 723 LA . ,,,,if1w' fkfd y a gram O earth' I WW Q I Y 107 M' 6 I , a drop of water, l N W , ,QWMMZQJ f' X 'ZW 'Vi JJ ' U v Qifij V J g 'N aflower. , . t ,xg A AW fu 'A , I S J jx Af ,Ja 1 ,ISDH 16 O2 CMOAXU i vii L it if . K NX, R4 xxx h A K ,J Bow M 9950 X V., 5, A? Q X 'pc .pix-, ,C LJ' L XX. yy i,, A, M - aff A1 Q 4' T iw X. gdb M if dom 0 gc ,-XR, ,Q gf jfjmgy M b lf XJ 5 Ar 1 V hc V . . X'