Tomahawk High School - Kwahamot Yearbook (Tomahawk, WI)

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lJl'.-XNE 'II-XVIES . lVi:yz1u CI-iw' wi' frizlr, flllllfzll, nuff lhi' p11r.m.ft of flrlpPjlIA'Xf Gift: A suck of gfillll from our 1 fzirm to litltly ,lim s Chickens. Actixit cs: Boxing l, 2, 3, 4. C'f1an1i'ti'r' if fL'f14II you arf in ilark. Gift: Niglit out to :my utlxcntur- ous pupil. .-Xctiyitivs: Sc't-nic Club lg Plioto- gixxpliy Club lg Clem- Club l RUTH URBAN . . , R1i1hfr lbw Ull lllli' DLI-XNIE 'I'l'ISSNllCR , .N'ui1r!vy .fl lflflv CCVIUIAIII fi ia ifizzzgwrfm. thing. Giftl Stool :lt tlit' Nlitlgvt to llvtt' Houns, Activities: Pliotog. Clulw lg Annual Bo.urtl -1-5 Class Oflicui' 33 Vollvy Bull l, 2. M.'XRCARl'I'I1 VVIQRL . . Pvg Say l'vz ccwizry, Say I,l11 mil, Say Vw grnfcfrlg old, B111 mirt- Ulsrfillf fcril mix' Gifti My Wolf ftlogl to anyone Xxitli :i long uzilk liomc. Actixitics: Pvp Clulw 2, 3, 45 G, A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Glu' Clulw l, 2, 3, 4, Tuinlwliug' lg Solo 2, 3, 'l-5 linelcinlvlt' l, 2, 1, -lg Cluss Plziy. LlL.'X'l'lll'III,liR . . . l,ff1i .X ff lrrn piwpfi' ini' illfw .wif fm!!! of lhwu arf' glilif of fl. Gift: Nly nent work to ziuy .Iunior xxlio needs it. .Xctixiticst Bcliaixing in ulzlss, VV,'Xl,l..-XCE VVURL . , Rui diff! lufzu' gnzrziff? Gift: My razor lwliitlcs to l'i:ii'l Oclliufcn. Activities: Footlwzill l, 2, 3, -l-5 liuskctlmll l, 2, 3, -l-: Boxing -la Vullcylvzlll l, 2, 3, -lf, Cliin lip .intl Huntls Donn Clulv. -QW 'Nl.XRY'l'll'il'i.XNY . , . . . i'lIili7rs.f'i' Duillfu l',f.flwz Jiligwztly TCVGFII I .vpfizk for I .vuliforu Ja. Gift: Talent un Cllll4lI1L'I to uny new player in Junior Band. Activities! Glue Club 3, 45 llzintl 3, 45 Buskctlmll l, 2, 3, 'l-3 Vol- lcylmll l, 2. LENQX 'I'l'lEIl.ER . Ili-i'19i'i-'l X01 fha! I' loin' ft'f'1fmf lux, Mi! fhuf I lu-zu' play wnn, Gilt: My uftcrnoons oil' to Ilu lloucrttv. .Xctixiticsi Gootlnvss Knows VVl1:1t l, 2, 3, -lf.

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1 KliI'l'll R,-XNIJ.Xl,l. . fwfr Sunil' lin' yumf, ,wvsf lu' wilf- lfffrzgg lfn' mul! llrl' funf. Gift: ,-Xlwility' tu tligcst xx:-ml-sligiv lugs In zulyunc xutli .1 c:lStruu st+uu.ul1. Xctixitius: llzunl l, 2, 3, -lg Finit- lmll lg l'liulug. flulx 2, is Clicxx- ml um-tl in lfuglisli rlxnss -lg 1 Nluxic l'i'u'crtu1'l .. 3 -1-. J a u x GRACI.-X SCIIR.-XIJICR . Kiwi ' Nfl plizy milf ull Cznrk llnufif nmkl' Nflflllf jirkf Gift: MV iuuuitxnlwlv lllllgll tu lla-lun 14111. ' Xftixitics: llguul l, 2, 3, 45 Class Oflicvr 35 Pup Club 2, 3, -lf: G. A. A. 2, l, -l-9 Cruxntixc Rllytlims :mtl Tumlwliug lg lhwlzuu l, 2, J, s fa -lg Lllk'l'l'lt'1lkllllQ' 45 Llzlss Play -lg q2ll1ll'lK'lfL' -l. SE llllli' s f.-X'l'lll'iRlNl'1 REDNIOXD . . . f.'illf1y .N'!1w',l iz frflml fn mul! lmlf .1 Vfr1'l'f1J frliflwlf. Gift: My Stump Rim tu quiyfuw xxlw uwlls 11 Stamping gruuuil. Q .Xctixitit-si Glu- Club l, 2, A, -lf. LOl'lSliSCllRElBER . I,u1lil ' U'ur1'I yan full rm' ccllml, umm! again . . . ? Gift: Nly clivcrful :lttitullc Gluomy Gus. Actixitivs: l,I'lll111lf4C Clulv l, 29 Glu' Clulv l, 2 in G11-cu llzly. ff 1' full Ku Sunn- .1 vl JOHN R0l'Nl.'XN lll,USSONl SL'lll,O'l l'Kli l'H11f.f ll'l'l1rrlf11'r1f'l l1 I1ifIlvfrlHU!H glfv-'i'r1l'l fmlfclx lfll fnwlrl grufc r.ffn1'ly. !uf1ffe'l'. G'ft: My slick, lvl.1ck, curly lisuix' Gift: l-'l.iir fur Clutlws In THE to Fritl Timm. liluull lfrusli. .-Xctixitim-si Glu- Clulw 4. .-Xatixitivsi Duclguu 3, -lg Clglss Otlicui' 25 Pop Clulw 3, -in CORlNNl'i fONS'li.'XNflf Sl-IVERY l,lC ROY SNll'l'll . . 'lfrllflfyn SON ---- i'f 'l H .llmu nf ,tru ff'rmlx mu' lhl' Inav! Ilrr .-'flfrlfug 1'1l1,ir I 1 i'1'ufc'r1 uf mul. . t glory' Gifti Agility :it tlic typvxuftcr to Gift: llmxliug :ulwility to llzirultl Dui-utliy Nlm'i'a-11. CM'llwll Kuhn' .-Xftixitivsi NVurkiug ut tlw Rzltiun .'xfflX4tll'SI Glu- Clulv 2, Y, -lg l'L'p l3u.n1l. Llllllt -l-3 G. A. .-X. -ln n

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E lllll OFFICERS PRl'1S.4l'II.lJRllJGli POLEGE VICE-I'RliS.e-LliS'l'liR DEAN SEC. and 'l'RIi.XS.fDAR1,ENE M 0 R R li N Our class, which started High School with an enrollment of nearly one hundred students, has dwindled to a mere forty six memhers who are to receive diplomas. The natural decrease in enroll- ment has heen intensified by the forces of war. Lawrence vonGnechten, Ellis Peterson, Lyle Copiskey, and Harold Kaphaem left to join the armed forces hefore the opening of the fall term. Ronald Hansen was inducted soon after the hegin- ning of the school year. John Boyle, Jack Chvala, Darrell Lundgren, and Gordon lllitchell were ahle to complete one semester of their senior year. lVallaee lVurl left two weeks hefore Commence- ment to enter the Navy. We regret that these classmates were unahle to hnish the year with us, we pray for their safe return and we hope that we shall prove worthy of their great sacrifice. ln this husy world of to-day many of the graduates have found work to do. 'lihey are all eager to he of service, in any capacity. to help to get this war oyer and to help in planning the future 1 after the victory. 3 1, 1 lbrxl1ll.l'if'A f-fl,l'iNSllfli ? l'llIL KROPL.-X AND ,ICE MAYER -io-