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

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Top HowfJerry Nemechek, Chester Harbour, Vinal Gentry, Donald Louiderback, Roby Standerford, Keith Hardinu. Middle Row-John Wm. Eis, Frederick Fanlihauser, Leland Thornton, Otto I-lotouc, Elmer Parli, Howard Creed, Walter Jenkins, Director Lloyd lteid. Front Row-Dale Reid, Gordon Balil, Armand Hunter, Charles Ghody, Bernice King, Roma Butterfield, Sylva Kotouc. Orchestra The orchestra. under the supervision of Mr. Lloyd Reid, meets twice a week, and is showing decided improvement. lt has played for a number of school activities. In the county music contest Elmer Parli tooilc first in the saxophone solo and Dale Reid third in the piano solo, We D23 D27 o?o Music Department The Music department oi' the Humboldt High School received the following hon- ors at the Richardson County Music Contest, held at Salem. First Place-fly Girls' Glee Clubg 421 Alto Solo, Lidusa Ningerg 131 Saxophone Solo, Elmer Parlig Second Placeftlp Soprano Solo, Clema Seelyg 123 Tenor Solo, Frank Jenkinsg 135 Bass Solo, Homer Arnold. The Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs were organizecl in ,September for the year 1927- 1928. The officers are as follows: Girls' Glee Club: President, Lifbusa Ningerg Business Manager, Helen Kerns. Boys' Glee Club: President, David Sheardg Bus- iness Manager, John Cooper. The Glee Clubs presented the operetta, Pickles, on January 27. The leads were taken by Calista Cooper, Lidusa Ninger, Clema Seely, Rudolph Watzke, Frank Jenkins .and David Sheard. Both Glee Clubs have appeared on several Conlmunity programs, for such or- ganizations as Fall Festival, Commercial Club, Modern Woodmen, Etc. Page Fifty-Nine

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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

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Scholarship Letter Group Top Row f Lihufi Niiigvr, lienlnli King, Winifred Dzilbey, Merriwell Hodripp, Gerald Eplcy, Dale lilinorv, Otto liotouc, lfrzinlc Pinzil, Glenna Seely. Adelaide Pliilpot, Velma Cll2llldlPl'. Third llow7Murie Drilling. llonizi liutterfielci, Lirlnszi Ninger, Nadyne Stanley, Glenyth lngrziin, Mildred Ellgiillld. Second How-Superintendent VVeber, Lillian Johnson, Loreene Billings, Czilistzl Cooper, Ifern Scliiniclt, Fern Boop, Sylvzi liotonc, Alyce Meyer, Elnora Me-yer. First Ilow-f-Gordon lizilil, Loren Hunzeker, Elmer l'z1rli, Ariiiaml Hunter, Lyle Hiinzelwr, George Haskins, lizirlrzun llzindoli-li, LQQDQRUDQJDE Scholarship Letters ln order to encourage greater scholastic effort it was decided at the beginning of the vear to offer scholarship letters to high school students under the following conditions: Students must earn an average of ninety or more in each of four solids, and an ziwe1'z1g'e ol' ninety or more in self- control. Thirty-four students received this coveted honor for the first semester. Similar awards will be given for the second semester. Page Sixt y