Tomahawk High School - Kwahamot Yearbook (Tomahawk, WI)

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PIII' CLI II 5 3? . , . . - I First Roni.-X. Iioornmii, II, Stoke, II. IxropI.i, D. NIoi'ieii, ID. Xeunieyer, FI, Lr.ipe,iu, il, NI..m,.Iuoii, I.. Iiiihopw H, Onyx, Second Ron-Miss Schliiter, NI. Hein, R. I'ertmei', I. Rin-tIeI, II. SchIot!ke, S. Nyherg'. AI. IIeUeI, II. Iiide. G. SrIir.itIe Loxslelten, II. XVurI. 'I'hii-tI Roufll, II.iII, ID. Nlorreii, NI. Kriieger, K. Iiiiie. NI. II.iII, II. I..ixeiw, C. Su-xerson, N. Zastiw-xx, Election of oflicers took place :it the Iirst meeting. Grzieizi Sdirzider heezime president. Ii Ieen Hide, vice president. :md Bloss Schlottke. Sl'CI'CI'2lYy-IITZISIII'CI'. r, If. :ith- At our next meeting we pIzlnned :ui initizltion party for the fourteen new memhers. 'Iihe event was a gala affair even tho we were drenchemi after w:1teI1ing the initiates CZIl'I'I'IlIQ out their orders in rain. the IVe decorated the gym with corn stalks, pumpkins, and :1ppIes 2II'I'2lIIQClI in Iizxrvest scenes for the suecessful Homecoming dzmee. Ifveryone wus in good humor Iweziuse the foorhull game of the :i noon had ended in zi tie. Iter- The stucIent hody ITZIIII worIaemI with us this year. I'roh:1hIy heezuise we gave them :I tree dance. YVe :1Iso prox'itIerI the new CIieei'Ie:uIers with goIcI Ietters to wezir on their swezlters. :ls wt-II :is part of their costumes so they would Iook more uniform :it :ithIetie meets. 0HA.IL.ERS L'IIIiI'.R I.Ii,XIJI-IRS . . 'III. 'lk'li 'Ii, C, .L'IIR.X1lI-,I', Ii. hIIJIi II. II.-XI,I,, ll. 5L'IIIl.XIJICIl, I-Q. il. 'lIIIaII.InR, II. Ii Ni U IX S X C. I. k'III',RRY, Nl. IIJXLI, Hzs- I RRI I-IC

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MISS SNVENSON, xl. ROUNIAN, G. l'll'liR, R. NIATSON, M. HEIN, G. liRl'lL 1'ZliR 'll l flomahawlc N ews Tattlerl 'liattle here and tattle there and tattle this and tattle that, ls thc pleasant duty of the hoard of T. N. T. VVatch your words and watch your actions, Lest they tattle your reactions. 'liattle to the local people all the things you do 'l'attle all news important, All the things that we accomplish, All that we attain and conquer, All the knowledge that we gatherg 'llattle all the daily doings, All the great ones. all the funny, 'liattle weekly to the Leader, They. the hoard of T. N. T. Nlfkll.-Xl.lXii IIEIN-lIlDl'l'OR . I'llIIIl 'I' l'l'I'Il0li XVith Klr. Clanton as faculty advisor, a Student Patrol was organized to direct traffic at the close of school and during the noon hour. The patrolmen direct so that students avoid traffic when they cross the streets, stay within the given yellow lines and cross streets at right angles and only at the intersections. The prime purpose is to prevent accidents, and it should help to teach the small children to observe and learn proper conduct in crossing streets. Captain Harold Thompson and Lieutenants Jerry Neumeyer and Eugene Klusil are the student leaders with Lts. Edward Clanton and Ashton Crapeau and the patrol- men from the grades on active duty. 2 L'l'. yl. NliL'NlliYllR, C.XI l', ll. THONIPSOX, I.'l'. E. NIUSII. 5