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

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Top RowfG-eorge Haskins, Frank Jenkins, l41stlier Hudson, Coach D. H. Weber. Lidusa Ninger, Otto Kotouc, ltobert tlingerich, Bottom llow-Frank Pipal, Rudolph VVatzke, Gerald Epley. Debating Team Debate is an art, which, through the ages, has been considered the chief means of advancement for those who are engaged in the professions of law and politicsg but to assume on this account that it may be studied with profit only by lawyers and politicians is greatly to underestimate its value for the ordinary layman. Debate is an art that developes skill in the process of influencing oth- ers to accept or reject belief. The study of debate is valuableg because it trains men to think accurately and quicklyg because it developes in them the qualities of assurance and self-relianceg because it helps them to Win their daily breadg and because it enables them to rise to positions of lead- ership among their fellow-men. The season's record to date is as follows: Humboldt lost to Holniesville 3 to 0. Humboldt won from Sterling 3 to 0. Humboldt won from Peru 3 to 0. Humboldt lost to Beatrice 2 to 1. Humboldt lost to Wymore 2 to 1. We have received the votes of nine judges and lost the votes of six. Gerald, Rudolph and Frank have done most of the debating. Frank Jenkins debated in Gerald's place against Holmesville. Otto Kotouc de- bated in Rudolph's place against Sterling. Superintendent D. H. Weber has had charge of the work. Page Fifty-Six

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Girls? Glee Club Top Howe- Naomi Cope, lluth Halni, Vuletta Hilllll, Edna Mae Tjaden, Calista Cooper, Cleniu Seely, Lois Hursliburger, Glenyth lngrani, Helen lierns, Fay Lee. Second Howe Orniu Albaugli, Leah VVilson, Agnes VVilson, Louise VVilson, LllDllSZl Ninger, Miss Ruth Ann Coddington, Lidusa Ninger, Kathleen Sterns, Velma f'liandle1', llftvilllgllll Ilist. Front How -Mildred Lee, Helen Powell, Annu Marie Stalder, Luella VVilson, Doris Tjzrden, Szivillzt Marie Myer, Lorena Hunzelcer, Lillian Stalder, Boys' Glee Clulv To-p Rowe-Willard Randolph, John Cooper, Otto Kotouc, Dale Reid, Vinal Gentry, Robert Philpot, George Dorland, Merle Goodliart, Gordon Porr. Third Rowflidward Czirsli, Merriwell Hodnpp, Ray Creed, Miss Ruth Ann Codding- ton, Leonard Proctor, Virgil Parli, Herbert Johnson. Second Row--Homer Arnold, Frank Jenkins, Donald Pugh, Norman Stalder, lludolpli VVatzlCe, David Slieard, Robert Philpot, Lyle Hunzeker, Clarence H21l'SllbZll'29l', Vern Hunzeker. Front llowflieitli Harding, lfrederick Dean, Sain Pliilpot, Armand Hunter, George Haskins, VVultvr Jenkins, Gordon Buhl, Elmer Parli, Bartrain Randolph, Warren England, Loren Hunzeker. Page Ftifty-Eiglll