Tomahawk High School - Kwahamot Yearbook (Tomahawk, WI)

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FIHISHME First Row-D. Kahle, A. llanscn, ll. Layyrence, T. Cleisner, C. NlcI.aren, li. Schloessoyy, NI. Nelson, C. Kind, D. Karr, bl. Roberts. Second Ron-Nl. Klade, I'. Kelley, G. Piper, li. Duns, ll. llilgendorf, li. Cycliosz, F. Hansen, L. VVeiss, M. Smith, Mrs. Kelley. Third Royyfj. Brady, li. Lamer, A. llndson, A, hludson, L. lleaiidoin, 'l'. Rose, .X Gallagher. Linder the guidance of Bliss llcformick, the freshmen sponsored a tag sale for the benefit of Boys Town and the Chinese Blind. A portion of the money we collected was donated to our local Helping Hand Society. The freshmen believing in the old adage better late than never finally succeeded in giving a dance in April, which we called the Freshmen Spring Dance. This brought a profit of exactly 56.03 to our treasury. XVe were able to secure the services of Klrs. Coey's Orchestra, something other classes can't dol Ha, hal VVe heartily hope our freshman class of '-H' achieves and upholds the honor brought to 'lf H. S. by former classes. ,.,.-wv-w- Q' -jg! ef in FROS l I HOM ECO Nl ING lfI.OA'1' PRli'l l'Y CLEVICR--'fl VACATION DAZE PEG AND CA'l'l'lliRINli Nlcl..XRl'IN 117,

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FIRESHMIE First Roxy-R. .'Xnderson, G. lirentzer, C. Thonipson, Al. Kahle, C. Crass, pl. Hetlel, ll, Kreuger, H. Fields, li. Schufletoxyski, F. Marks. Second Roxy!-il. Crass, C. Burdick, Al. Kahle, R. Nlcfarty, l'. VVhite, P. Kilinski, T. Schniit, C. Sparks, R. Hall. 'l'hiid Roufj. Neumeyer, R. Uane, ll. Olsen, H. Lund, li, NVhite, R. L'hristiansen, ll. 'l'imm, J. Theiler, 'l'. Nloody. A We frosh have begun our trek down the long trail towards our graduation day, which we hope, will he in 47. September 7th we struggled painfully arranging our schedules, which proved to be a problem-on our very first day of school! 'lihe following day was hard on the leather and rubber soles as we trudged through the halls to classes just long enough to be assigned desks and those he- loved textbooks. The next few days we went up the wrong stairs and through the wrong door into the assembly, with a bewildered expression which we intended to be bright and intelligent. Une of our first class meetings was devoted to the election of class officers. 'lihey were chosen thus: Harold Thompson, president, 'liom Rose, vice-president, and June Roberts, secretary and treas- urer. Kliss KIcCormick and Blrs. Kelley are our class advisors. A committee of the freshmen plotted and schemed for several days to prepare a pep session pre- ceding a football game. hlembers of the team, as a result, had their fortunes told by the great palm- ist, Blme. Lazonga, with the aid of her assistant. lfvidently the team must have been overjoyed with the prospects of the future as they plunged through the line gaining a victory for T. H. S. 0Fl lK'liRS NVIC S'l'll.l. l.lKl'i T0 PLAY ll. 'l'HONll'SON, xl. ROi3l'.R'l'S, 'lf ROSE Betty Lon .intl Alyis ,15-

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