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

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N I S X E 1 Q l 3 6 Q E Q S E 1 S W E 5 E 5 U S 3 5 E I S B 3 N E 3 i i E X E 1 S 5 5 N E 1 S E X E S Top How-Beulah King, Marie Parli, Cora VVillian1son. Valetta Halm. llral Sterns. Alice Meyer, Winifred Dalbey, Ruth Beutler, Gladys Carpenter, Gladyce Hoag- land, Dorothy VVittmer, Adelaide Philpot, Esther Hudson, Wilda Burgett, Ethel - Chandler, Zelma Drilling, Eloise Plager, Libusa Ninger. Middle Row' 'Edna Carsh, Roma Butterfield, Sylva Kotouc, Bernice Burow, Helen Kerns, Pearl Wittwer, Fern Schmidt, Lidusa Ninger, Nadyne Stanley, Lois Harshbarger. Front How-Leah Wilson, Fern Boop, Velma Chandler. 1 LQHQQLYQDQJ f Pep Organization The girls' Pep organization was formed again this year. At first it included the Senior girls only, but later the Junior girls and the boys of the - Junior and Senior classes Who did not participate in any athletics, were in- vited to join. A banquet was given on December 2 for the football boys by the Pep organization. Glen Presnell, one of America's foremost half-backs, was During the football and basketball season the Pep organization made a good showing at all games. Pep rallys were held on the evenings before the football games. All would meet at the football field Where a big fire 4 was built. Speeches were made by the business men of the town and the 3 football squad. We are sure that these pep rallys helped the team to a great extent. - Page Forty-Seven ZTI?lfVIIl IIIWIFIVYII lfI!l'l? lfYZIlYfIl 4PFl?7lI1 'l I',?'.i'y,l 1 'W' 312927117111 MUI PFIVIII AUY IPFIIVZ ' X our invited guest.

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