Tomahawk High School - Kwahamot Yearbook (Tomahawk, WI)

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John Boyle Dorothy Neumeyer Darlene Rlorren Phyllis Kropla lfllis Lewerenz john Rouman Shirley Nyberg Nladaline Hein Lester Dean Xlargaret 1Vurl Jon N BOYLE. ...... IJoRoTHy N EUAIEYER. . IJARLENE NIORREN.. Puv1.l.ls KROPLA .... ICLl.1s LENVIZRENZ .... JOHN ROUMAN .... SHIRLEY NYBERG .... RIADALINE HEIN .... LESTER IJEAN ....... M,xRo.,xRET NVURL. . . E NIR Scholastic Points 140 132.63 126.77 131.25 136.39 137.5 130.77 124,57 108.75 108.54 EX11'Jl-C1ll'I'lCl1l.l1' Points Total 39 179 35 167.63 36.50 163.27 27.50 158.75 19 155.39 17 15-1.5 22 152.77 19.75 1-1-1.32 33.25 1-12 27 135.5-1 . . . . The .1'flilill'FSf .tailor . . . The 'ZL'15lIiI1'f'Sf zcislzer . . .The Illlf'lilI,f'Xf Illlfjilli . .The 1lam'ir1ye.v1 rlanrer . The kIIfI'ZL'7lI'l'.Yf ,l'nou'er . .The fllillkillifjf lhinker .The lrlllgllingerf lflllgllfl' . . .The friendlier! friend . . . . . . . The nuiiieyf nut . . .The sinyiugert singer SENIOR CLASS PLAY The senior class play of 19-H was a comedy. entitled, The 1Vhole '1'own's 'l'alking1 . lr was presented Nlay 25th. Because of scarlet fever, John Rouman was unable to take the part of Roger Shields. Eddie .lim 'llheiler substituted for john. bliss Swenson deserves special credit for her excellent job of coaching. There were many difficulties this year, with john's illness, and with Lncle Sam taking so many of our senior boys. Robert N iclc .......... Kathleen Hide ..... Darlene llorren. . . lfllis Lewerenz ..... Blossom Schlottke .... Ray Klarcouiller. . . liddie J. Theiler. . . Nladaline Hein ...... Dorothy N eumeyer .... Xlargaret 1Vurl. .... Gracia Schrader .... Lester Dean ..... .....llr. Simmons . . .lXIrs. Simmons . . . .lfthel Simmons . . . .Chester Binney . . . . .Letty Lythe . . . .Donald Swift . . . .Roger Shields . . .Lila VVilson . . . .Sally Otis Annie . . .Sadie Bloom ...Taxi Driver y 1'ERK1NS -v-Xl' l.1i1SL'RE O1 l9IC1'IRS .XS NVE SEE THE .-11- INI

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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-

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Jlllllllli' KIUNIOR CLASS T Roxy Onef-xl. Ili-tzel, F. Klzlde, R. Reinhold, lf. Nlzirtell, I.. Nystrom, ll, Hodge. Roxy 'l'xxo-Ii. Swenson, IJ. Theiler, M. Rzuldunt, -I. Gootlfellow, D. Rgnuer, -I. Roumun, H. Horkenhzlgen, Row 'lllwrn-e7NI. Kilishek, L. Bishop, R. Lnmer, Al. Ifrsmley, AI, '1'.1ylor, l.. l3r.ullish, l, Doueette VVhy an zlrtiele has to he written here is more than l know. If there is anyone in that picture uhove who will forget this past year, our Junior year, he ought to he-lllh, guess the rest had hetter lltlt he s:1id.l To he sure none of us will forget election day, will we? rllllilf day 'llzikeu Lindsley was challenged to 'just try and keep order :among us :md lead the meetinggsf Rod 'liimm was eleeted vice president :ind Ray Cyehosz was elected seeretnry-treasurer. A short time later Viola Sehoettler was elected to take Rziyls plzlee sinee he would no longer he with us. None of us will forget the reflexes in geometry. that disgusting shorthand and typing, the hlowpipe in chemistry. the lovely rest periods in linglish elzlss etc. So again l sary, why should something have to he written? But maybe some out- sider will also he interested in our class. Klziyhe? ICERS-j. LINDSLEY, V. 5CllOH'l l'l.HR, R. 'YIMNI IS Sill? GOING T0 STUDY? -13-