Humboldt High School - Red and White Yearbook (Humboldt, NE)

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Junior Class History When as Freshmen the Class of 1929 entered the Humboldt High School it determined to be one of the best ever classes in the school Perhaps it was a little more backward perhaps a little more foolish than before the year was over made some real contributions to the school Its f1fty four members elected the following officers Miss Ruth Brownlee sponsor Llbusa Ninger president Homer Arnold vice president Lidusa Ninger secretary treasurer Sophomore days were quite as eventful and enjoyable as the Fresh man days had been To direct the movements of the class of fifty the following officers were elected Jess Fry berger president Ahce Burke vice president Zelma Drilling secretarv treasurer Later in the year Austin Glathar assumed the duties of vice president Under the guidance of Miss Victoria Berlet the class spent a pleasant and piofltable year Though responsibilities and work incieased the Sophomores lost none of the Splflt and assurance gained the previous Vear The class had repre sentatives in every phase of school activities Both in the music and de clamatory contests several members of the class won honors Nova at the close of the third year the Junior class of forty-eight is still trying to keep the standards set at the beginning of its High School career. This year our officers were: Austin Glathar president' Roma Butterfield vice-president' Willard Randolph secretary Libusa Ninger treasurer. Our class was favored by having two capable sponsors Miss Sylvia Lewis and Miss Ruth Ann Coddington. We were well represented in everv project which the school put forth to accomplish. In the football sales compaign we took first honors thereby winning the pennant. For merit in football letters were awarded to Robert Gingerich, Willard Randolph, Marlin Schuler, James Fergus, Earl Fergus, Jess Fryberger and Austin Glathar. Austin was chosen captain of the football team for the following year. In basketball, letters were awarded to Willard Randolph and Jess Fryberger. In athletics and music we stood near the top. In the number of honor students we ranked first. In loyalty to our school, and in willingness to do anything asked of us, we yielded first place to none. As we approach the long desired goal-that of Seniors, our desire is that we may help show that the Humboldt High School is steadily growing both in numbers and in its standards of excellence. S. M. K. '29. Page Thirty-Four 4 J H1 4 Us 4 5'l'l 'ffl I, 4 'lfl A r c mn: 11 4 I: 4 wa 4 'IIA oe a im 4 1114 lg 4 'naw rl14 me wma rI1 I 4 O O ! ' 7 . ' ' ll !! ' , . 3 any previous Freshman class, but it soon responded to environment and , . . - Q . . : , i r i 9 ' , ' - . u ' . Q 3 ' 1 5 f - J , 5 - I DY . f . 1 , ' 7 ! 7 7 7 9 7 J 7 ! D ! 7