Tomahawk High School - Kwahamot Yearbook (Tomahawk, WI)

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PERSIS PFTERMAN Per Com. Course, Declamatory l and 3,iGirl Scouts l, 2, 3, 4, Literary Society 4 Ready for anything, zcorle or Play- - ' She's a jolly good scout in every way. CTVERTRUDE RlIINH0l.D Genie Com. Course, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Girl Scouts l, 2 The gladdest word of tongue or pen: Tonight lhere is a dance again. N IVY RIJEHRBORN Com. Course, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Declamatury l, 2, 3, 4, Girl Scouts l, 2, 3, 4, Literary Society 4 She is bubbling oiier with joy and fun, ' She talks and laughs 'fill day is done. LL'crz'r'i'A SCHMALL Tomy Merrill High School l, 2 3, Commercial Course Ilappy go-lucky and fancy free, VVhat ccorries you, carrier no! me. GRETCHEN SCHUETZ 'Greta' Com. Course, Girl Scouts l, 2, 3, 4, If she only had d,I'ZlJl1l, They both would div a-gig- glin'. JEANETTE SCHULTZ Jenn Com. Course, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Girl Scouts l, 2, 3, and 4 Arm! she herself was tall and thin, With lips where smiles went out and in. LAXVRENCE SLATER facle t Gen. Course, Literary Society 4 Hand of an artist, a scholar too, Some day we'll find him in Who's Who. SEN IORS MARJORIE SLATER Marge ' Gen. Course, Basketball l, 2, 3, Glee Cluh 2, Literary Society 4 Easy go and easy come, Marge is liked hy everyone. LORNA SWAN Lorry Phillips High Gen., Course, Declamatory 4, Literary Society 4 Boys are hofhersorne hut I don'f mind heing holhered. GURNEITH SWANSON Punt Comf Course, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Declamatory l, 2, 4, Glee Cluh li, 2, Girl Scouts l, 2, 3, 4, Literary Society 4 Info our hearts she cheered her way, :ind there' she ft'I7l4.II71.V io this very day. ZINA TAY1.o11 Irish', Commercial Course She's happy, hu! in her mind there is ll drmhf: Ilorc' much longer 'fill school is nal. :ABBIE THOBIAS A ln F-ulsher High School l, 2 Commercial Course Bloshes and giggles, They each play a part, In making Ahhie the girl of his heart. l'lEl.EN Tx-ioMAs Irma High School l Commercial Course When all is said, VVhen all is done, I'll stop working, find have some IRENE T1-xoMAs Otto , Irma High School l Commercial Course I helieiu' in hosiness first VVi1h pleasure coming after. llly calm reserve zcas made, you see, To cover np my laughter. ,111 Lois 'l'HoM1'soN Com. Course, Girl Scouts ' l, 2, 3, Litvrzlry Society 4 Care-free and happy, she can alccays keep you laughing. HA'r'riE 'ISOVVNSEND Commercial Course Speech is silver, bor silence is golden. l lELEN lfxcmuza Helena Com. Course, Glee Club I Some folks are hig folks find olhers are small. I'm one that's not lirilf Nor yet am I tall. ' MARIE VAN HARL-EN Commercial Course Hear diligently when I speak for I seldom do. ARTHUR VENNE Art Gen. Course Something livlier lhan his mother fhinks him. Eiucic WALBECK Ike Irma High School l and 2 Gen. Course, Orchestra 3 Oh, thou arf wild, loo wild, I pray lhee scevar. Nokzwmx WERNER Tarty Com. Course, Basketball 2 and 3, Band 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, T. T. 1, 2, 'kv 3 and 4 Valedictorian VVhen I am Great ' A nd when I'1n wise I'll look down from my pedestal .ind pity youse gllyi. W I Jovce WHITE vl 5' Com. Course, Literary u ' ', FK Society 4 m 5 d friend to eafrh and liked X hy all. i ' , , ' FAITH WILKINS Fay 01 K Com. Course, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Oratory 4, Girl Scouts l, 2, 3, 4, Literary Society 4, Class Officer, Secy.-Treas. l, Vice Pres. 2 Fairest of fair, truest of true, r'llu'ays Milling' her share 'lo do. Never a grzlznhle ,always a smile. Ready to do the things worth echile. ' 1 J , ' ' '

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l 1 t 'gig 5 Ae. ly l A Senior Class Officers l'resident ........ .. ROBERT KRUEGER Vire President ..... . . . . . . Emma Bram. Sm'ref1l1'y-Tr1'11.v11r1'r . . . . VERNA lilERGQUlS'l' 1935 Senior Class Will XVe. the Senior Class of l935, being in possession of a supposed sound mind and body and of a large mental capacity. do hereby make this document our last will and testament. lt is of extraordinary value and must be treated with care. l, Carm'n l'arnhart, leave my sense of humor to Jeanette Hetzel. Laugh and grow fat. l, Vilas Lacy, bequeath my position as basketball captain to Peanuts VVestbrook. With my phy- sical ability added to your brains you'll go places. l, Joyce White, leave my blond hair to Annabel McCarthy. lr will give you a glimpse of jean Harlow's glory. l, Geraldine Fehringer, will my spontaneous laugh to hflarion Bandura. lt's a safety valve for emo- tion. l, John Douglas, bequeath my school girl complexion to Bonnie Hughes. l, Della Clements, leave my turkey strut to Harriet Evenson. lt was willed to me and l want to get rid of it. l, Norman Werner, bequeath my intelligence to Emerson Seavey. You'll be a genius. l, Abbie Thomas, leave my sweet smile to Marge Nlorkey. lt's candied. l, Helen Ungerer, leave my French bangs to Agn es Winker. They'll become you. l, Betty Bishop, bequeath my tardiness to Roy Carpenter. Come late and create a sensation. l, Jeanette Schultz, will my ability to roll my eyes to Anna Nlae Kellaher. lr will help you ensnare a hero. , l, Elmer Bell, bequeath my studious ways to Emerson Seavey. Really, they're not a burden. l, Dean Grube, leave my aristocratic manner to Otto Neuman. lr won't retard your progress in athletics. l. Elaine Crapeo, will my varsity walk to Lorraine Ernst. lt's streamline. l. lvy Roehrborn, bequeath my dramatic ability to Ruthie lloeser. You'll awaken Shakespeare. l. Robert Krueger, leave my ability as a leader in school activities to Milan Bloecher. You have a good start. A ........,..,, ...., .-.fi ..- ' l, Theodore Dolan, will my sleepy ways to Elzeor lvlyre. You can catch up on sleep in school. l. Laverna lwoeser, leave my ability as a basketball player to Wilma Cook. You'll be the star of 1936. l. Faith VVilkins, bequeath my oratorical talent to Bob Hebert. Now you won't have to miss next year's contest. l. Harold Budsberg. bequeath my dark good looks to Gus Wurl. Youill slay the girls, Gus. l. Gertrude Reinhold, leave my tallness and thinness to Helen Chapman. lr gave me an air of dignity. Rdaybe it will do the same for you. l. Carole DeNamur, will my dark curly hair to Ward Zeitelhack. lr will help you to win 'the girl of your dreams. ' ii ' ' l, Lois Thomrron, leave my frown to lvlarguerite Clark. l am glad ,to be relieved of 'it. - l, Regina Likwarz. will my giggles to August Bongers. You will find that they are uncontrollable. l, Hattie Townsend, will my Manhattan Wiggle to Flora Kibler. l, Arthur Venne. leave my job as bell ringer to Junior Koth. It builds muscle. l, Verna Bergquist, will my inexhaustible vocabulary of amorous words to Wilma Cook. l hope they will be of as much use to you as they have been to me. l, Helen Thomas, bequeath my conscientious mind to Mabel Johnson. Enough said. ' l, Marie Van Harpen, leave my Greta Garbo boredom to Marguerite Clark, l tank l go home now. f l, Beatrice Heminger, bequeath my cherubic features to Eileen Stiff. All you'll need is wings. l, Zina Taylor, will my dignified walk to Bonnie Hughes. , ... 12 ..