Tomahawk High School - Kwahamot Yearbook (Tomahawk, WI)

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-' - g - 'ni'-g:'9'3' I, Rachelle Lemay, leave my place in the French 4 class to any ambitious applicant. I, Stella Major, leave my love for red hair to Paul L'Abbe. I, Edward Marquardt, will my long legged trousers to Shadow Schultz. He will need them. I, Clifford Miller, leave my Minnesota Nfght Hawks Hying around High School. I, Harold Meyers, am leaving to Gertrude Murphy my responsibility off christianizing thettudents. I hope she will spend all her time at this unfinished task. I, Thomas Nash, leave my good sportsmanship to Fat Oelhafen. It's good for reduc- ing-Fat! ' I, Alyce Nick, bequeath my collegiate style to Virginia Miller. She has a very good start. I, Thelma Oelhafen, leave the way I make circles to Bill Brady. It is a more facile method than Gregg! I, Harriet Olson, leave my continuous grin to Leona Fritschler. Leona pleaseuse it! I, Roland Paul, bequeath my musical laugh to Esther Barney, stipulating only, that my echoes still are allowed to linger in the corridors. I, Jeannette Rell, leave my Rhinelander sheiks to Rhinelander girls. My interest there is gone. I, Laura Sahr, bequeath my giggles to O.scar Stoneberg. I, August Stoneberg, leave my position at the typewriter to Harold Allord. Watch your step-do not slide under! I, Jennie Taylor, bequeath my good humor to Billy Leverance. I, John Tully, leave to Arthur Rheinholdt one barrel of spectacle oil for optical better- ment. Said oil is also a wonderful Hute lubricant. I, Eliot White, will my scientific knowledge to Charles Ehmann. 1, Sam Winker, being in my right mind will my petrified head to my Worst enemy in High School. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We THE CLASS OF 1926, hereunto set our hand and seal this first day of June in the year of our Lord ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED and TWENTY SIX. Signed, sealed, and delivered CLASS OF 1926 fSealJ in the presence of Mr. Boyle fPrincipal Miss Bucklin, fAdvisorj Elvera Larson fClass Presidentj -31 26 Ig..

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7 , -1-553' Senior Clays Wz'fl We the Class of 1926 being in full possession of all the faculties of the mind, do hereby will, bequeath, confer, and give our individual, mental, moral and intellectual possessions to the following named legatees, respectively: We, Raymond Bingham and Herbert Fuller, leave our omnipresent sailor trousers to Skinny Martin and Donald Taylor. I, Marie Block, leave to Margaret Tierney the responsibility of graduating Finn. I know this will be a very pleasant task. I, Helen Brock, bequeath my never ceasing giggles to Mabelle Blum. I, Harry Chadek, leave my football suit to Lloyd Parkins tif he promises not to wear it to churchl. I, Ted Chvala, bequeath my collegiate dancing to Sheikh Eklund, our dashing, blond beauty. I, Beulah Clark, will my good marks to Madeline Grube, so that she may add them to the many she has already acquired. I, Arlette Damon, leave my little .sister to carry on my bright shining work in the short- hand class. I, Donald Danielson, will my knowledge of radios to Dick Stutz. I, Margaret Davis, leave my natural, pink cheeks to Irene Jachs. I, Doris Durkee, leave my ability to do the Charleston to Stella Robarge. I, Oneita Draeger, will my slender figure to Luella Osero. I, Francis Egelkraut, bequeath my oratorical ambition to William Brady. I, Marie Ehmann, will my cooking ability to Eunice Johnson, she may need it after she starts trapping. I, Thelma Fredericks, will my blond complexion to Gladys Kershaw. I, Vivian Gutsche, leave my plump cheeks to Alice Oelhafen. I, Hazel Hickey, leave my freckles to Carrie Brady. To them that hath shall be given! I, Louis Hildebrand, bequeath my megaphone to Olaf Horneland. He can use it in class. I, Lucas Hufschmid, will my desire to get something for nothing to Olie Haugen. 1, Viola Johnson, will my blu.shes to Marion Day. 1, Harriet Kilroe, leave my interest in Ex-Seniors to Jennie Damon and Margaret Tierney. I, Ruth Kind, leave my long walk to school to some long distance operator. I, Anna Klacle, leave my power to stick to the end to Leona Fritschler. I, Gordon Koch, leave my late hours to David Jones. I, George Larson, leave my love to argue to Peck Bebeau. I, Elvera Larson, bequeath my class office to LaNor Swanson. I know she will be successful.

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