Tomahawk High School - Kwahamot Yearbook (Tomahawk, WI)

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Next year Coach Cherry will he minus only one varsity man, Vilas Lacy, hut with several experienced Juniors and Sophomores, the boys ought to have a real team and should give Tomahawk fans something to be proud of. SEASON BASKETBALL TOTALS 1935 Opponents Tripoli .... .... l 5 lfagle River . .... 32 hiedford ....l2 Rib Lake ....27 Rhinelander .... 16 Rih Lake ....23 Nekoosa ....2l Antigo ..... .... 2 0 Medford ....... .... 2 3 Rhinelander ..... .... 2 7 XVisconsin Rapids . . . . . . .39 Antigo .......... .... 3 9 Nierrill ........ .... 2 9 Nekoosa . .... 18 Nlerrill ...... . . ..... 29 Total-Opponents ............ 370 9 ,. K W Wifi W Tomahawk . . .27 A 5 ' S Tomahawk . . . . . 'Tomahawk . . . . . . . Tomahawk , . ..... 3'! Tomahawk . . ..... I l Tomahawk . . . . . X6 Tomahawk . . ..... V! Tomahawk . . . . . Tomahawk . . ..... .f ,1 ix as Tomahawk . . ...,. 2 7 Tomahawk . . ..... 21 Tomahawk . . ..... Zi Tomahawk . . ..... 27 Tomahawk . . .... . 9 Tomahawk . 4 ..... 20 Tomahawk . . .... 319 i ,ff T ,fi MMWLW , ,AX WWA of A .Alf f -

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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

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4 ORATORY AND DECLAMATORY 'lSurely, whosoever speaks to me in the right voice, him or her l shall follow. An elimination contest of the students entered was held lvlarch 15 before the judges and coaches. The contestants appearing most favorable to the judges, entering the final contest which was held Marcli 29, in the high school auditorium, were as follows: Robert Conant . . Donald Erickson VVoodrow White Faith Wilkins . . . Dean Grube .... Wilbur White . . Andrew Oelhafen ,............................'fVVendellPhillips,theAgitator 'fAbraham Lincoln .. ................ f'War for Profit . . lVIan with a Hat Over His Face The Big Parade . . . . Handicapped Lives American Democracy Third place was awarded to Wilblir YVhite, second place to Andrew Oelhafen. and first place to Dean Grube who represented Tomahawk at the district contest at Rhine- lander. An elimination contest was held Saturday afternoon, iwarch 30, before the judges and the coaches. This year the declamations were divided into two divisions-humon ous and dramatic. A winner was picked from each division. Those students selected by the judges to enter the final contest on April 5, in the high school auditorium were as follows: H arriet livenson Grace Lacy . . . . Esther lVIcCarthy lVlarjorie Horky . . ....................... . . Dorothy Kopplin lvy Roehrborn . . Florence Smith . . Lorna 'Swan ....... .. N., .. .............. ... NV1ll1e's Dress Suit' .. .. Brothers in Business 'fChina Blue Eyes .... Lights Out . . . . . lWother of the Unknown Soldierl' Camille Dorothy Piper .... ..................... . . The Little King Finds Peace ... Peasant Wit . . 'fFor Services Rendered Gurneith Swanson ....................... .......... A 'A Friend of Napoleon 'Third place was awarded to Florence Smithg second place to Dorothy Koppling and first place to Dorothy Piper who represented Tomahawk at Rhinelander. ln the humorous selections only one place was awarded. Grace Lacy represented Tomahawk at Rhinelander. The district contest was held at Rhinelander, Thursday afternoon and evening, April ll. Dorothy Piper was awarded second place in the dramatic selectionsg Grace Lacy was awarded second place in the humorous selections. Dean Grube did remark- ably well but did not place in oratory. Irene Lound represented Tomahawk in ex- temperaneous speaking but did not place. K N