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

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A Humboldt TRADE-MARK for 34 Years Graduation Day THE MAN WHO MADE THE PICTURES A day that has long been antici- pated, and one never to be for- gotten. There should be a me- mento of this oc- casion, a photo- graph of the graduate is the answer. WE take pictures day or night, and al- ways t r y t 0 please. Telephone 222 THOR T0 ST D10 -sfo-rf 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1f:1n1u1 ioioinioioi ini: S Q E Q D I 2 i x 5 I I I Z cu ' 5 V W Ii X z 1 ' G - 1 Q '11 -P. ' 4 S 'S 'T ll 5 gg 9' 9' I 2 W' PT' 5 , 3 - n 5 Q a U 3 U D II S !! 3 ll 2 I Q i E U E I E nioinioif' i N D I nie 01 0:01010 U sv UQ o E1 .-. UQ 23 FO' Y CD an 41 cn YI 9 lfillflr P IVIIJVI P AYIIAII Dfdf IAYIA-.l'1Y,-7111,-,DHIlmlfgrfjgyfu,prgrfjgpp 3 4 J