Tomahawk High School - Kwahamot Yearbook (Tomahawk, WI)

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0 FRESHME ' li. .-Xlberg, C. II.nalrud. L. llartelt, P. limtty, R. liehling, ll. liurton, NI. Burton, G. Iiuslinian, II. Carlson, ll. Ch.ipni.1n, R. Conant, NV. Cook, Ii. llennistoun, X. lloucette, .X. Douglas, C. Douglas, li. Duranso, NI. Iinierith, IJ. lirickson, li. lirnst, I.. Hansson, NI. Ilarris, .-X. Heller, AI. Iletzel, R. Hodge, VV. Ilogluntl, nl. -Iohnson, M. Nlohnson, li. Kahn, G. liapliaeni, Il. lieinpf, F. Kibler, C. Kjer, L. Roth, il. Lambert, R. Larson, KI. lnlxers, R. LeClaire, xl. Lcxeranee, A, I.of'tus, I.. Nlzirks, G. Niar-iu.ardt, C. Miller R. Nloeser. il, Motelet, I.. Nlyre, li. NIk'C.lI'flU', II. Nelson, Ii. Nm-vilen, A. Oelhafen, K. Perkins, G. Piper, Ii. Reidel, C. Robarge. IJ. Rowl, .X. Scheall, NI. Scblitf, I.. Schmitz, K. Schrunip, Ii. Seavey, il. Smiley, Ii. Sl. Peter, Il. lhf-nip-on, II. lnnni, QX. lorkelson, NI. lrcsness, lf.. lurgeon, l', X an llarpen, IX. VV.zngz1rd, N. VW-use, V. NVhite, V. YVolosv.'k, VV, Zi-itelliack, ll. Gt-sell. FRICS ll MAX CLASS OFFICICRS IH-I-.viflwir ..... . ...... ....... .... I J oNA1.n ISRICKSON life l,7'f'.YfII1'llf .... .... . . ANDREXS' fjliI.HAFIiN Swn-nary and Trmmrf-r . . . . . -IIQAN I.i5vER.-xxcii HISTORY Ol 'l'Hli FRICSHMAN CLASS XVe startezl our high school careeii September l l. IQ34 after a joyous vacation. The first day the upper-classmen welcomed the frosh with two-by-fours and clubs. VVe were quite confused over our programs and often we found ourselves wandering into the wrong classroom, but altogether we found our way around quite well. Ifyery llonday morning finds many freshmen with uncombed hair and sleepy look- ing eyes, the result of a U10 hilarious week-end. VVe had our first class dance December I-I. It was open for the public.. The gym was decorated with gayly lighted 'trees in each corner and lighted cedar boughs in the corners of the balcony. On the walls were pictures of Christmas Trees and'Santa Clauses. A large crowd attended to help to make our first venture a success. The freshmen girls chosen by IXIiss Berger for the basketball team were VVilma Cook, Harriet Nelson. Audrey Scheall, .Iean Lambert, Flora Kibler. Clara Kjer, and NIable Johnson. VVilma Cook was elected captain of the team and she was also chosen for the Honorary 'l'eam. 'I'he basketball tournament was held February 26 and 27. The first night of the tournament the freshmen girls played the Juniors but were defeated by a score of I5-5. The second night the Freshmen played the other losing team, which was the Sophomores, winning I3-12. They gained third place. -13- i w N -1.4 s -. 7 u.wf.1s......

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E x ' ' I P I x I I I I l Stzlmlaigff. lloh.1rg4', if R.:tltkn, G. XVrc, ll, Sparlis, X. 'l'hcil:'r, -I, Drank, foarll L'ln'1ry. Sl'illl'lI Wll. Row. ll. XV1n'l. ll. Hall, V. l..u'j, U. Ncnnrln, Nl. lilovrlvcr. I I I LINIC lll' Riffllf fjllflfll . . Lrjfl fillllfil . . . I1ll'llfl'I' ........ . Riyjlll l'ifIl'7l'!ll'll . . Lvff l m'1c'r11'1l . . . . I SYBS I 1 lllI,I. lg.'Xl.I, Qll,.'XRliNk'Ii liolmix LiI..kY'I'0N R.xn'rKi Goanox xvlili H,xRol.n SPARKS I BASKETBALL 1934-35 .... X nhxs I..-wx . O'r'ro Xiitwrxx . . . llow.xR1p Rosif . Howitxkn XVURI, NIH.,-xx Bnoiccnlck iilf '- FXLVIN lHliII.IiR w Q Jisxxlizs Illuifcziaiz Q, . M 'l'Iw 'liomahawlq haskcthall team cams- out in the cellar this year in spite ot i h url Q3 I lighting group of hoys. 'lihc oclmls seemed to hc- against thc hoys. for whvn scoies xx II closc. 'li0XT1Z1ll21XYli was always on tht- short cncl. Howl-vcr. thc fans welt treite some rcal thrillcrs. especially with our olml rivals, Rhinvlannlcr and Klcri ln in latter part of the scason thc tvam was liannlicappcd lw tht- loss of a forward Hou YVurl, who hrokt' his arm in tht- Xclcoosa gznnc. ' Coach Clicrry' took the hoys to the :Xntigo tournaincnt. however. in tht hopes t thc tahle would turn in our favor. only to hc clisappointctl again. ln tht Irs ffl 'llomahawlc was clcfcatecl hy lflcho, 23 to 2-l. 'lihc fans wcnt wild as Xlilxn N haslcvt as the gun wx-nt off which would lizwc tical the gains. 'llhc' l'c'fci'c'm kldllllll I I I clicln't hear tht- gun. fllCI'Cl3y leaving tht- tlccision to tht- ti111ckeepc'l'4l1m sm f II haskvt alicln't count. 'lihc hoys nmct XVittm'nlwrg tht- ncxt afternoon. win: rf' 1 I tuna- of 29 to 23. 'lille following night tht- hoys played Rosholt in a hard tougit ,11 hut again tell short losing 23 to 25, giving consolation to Rosholt. I - 20 - If IIE I i , I I I I I 1 I I It II 'Av .X