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

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The RED and WHITE SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 4-School opens. So-o-o many Freshmen and the weather so-0-o hot. 13-15-Fall Festival. School closed. 29-First convocation. Mr. Huff in charge. 29-Freshman initiation. Many upper classmen crash party. Leora goes home with boy friend crasher. OCTOBER 2-German club organized. 6-Football season opens with night game at Peru. Debut of football band. 13-Weeping Water at Weeping Water. 19-0. 19-First G. R. meeting. 20-Adams there. Football band goes in truck. 14-0. 27-Powhattan, Kansas, here. Girls have fatal lure for boys on the field. 19-0 in favor of Humboldt. NOVEMBER 3-First German club meeting. 10-Football, Shubert here. Candidates from Humboldt go to Press convention at Lincoln. 13-Marie Kotouc goes to Omaha to pull down first for being best citizen in state. 14-Boy Scout Court of Honor. 17-Football at Pawnee. Publishment of Ideal Girl. 18--First teacher's exams. 23-Junior High Operetta Paint and Patches. 24- Little Ten Declamatory contest at'Bratton Union. Mr. Weber promises contestants chicken dinner if all win. 24-Football, Sacred He-art, here. 29-Convocation. 30--Thanksgiving. Football at Table Rock. DECEMBER 8-Pictures started for annual. 15-Pep Squad enterta.ins football boys. 22?-Basketball, Falls City here. 2331-Christmas vacation. JANUARY 5-Basketball at DuBois. 11-Junior class play. Mac did a gocd piece of acting as the ferocious tiger. Page Twenty-Two --llIll11---- 12-Basketball, Stella here. Game hot and heavy. 19-Basketball at Dawson. 26-Basketball, Sacred Heart here. 30-Basketball, Table Rock here. FEBRUARY 1-Grade program. 2-Basketball, Bratton Union here. 3- Little Ten music contest here. Local boys getting acquainted with out-of-town girls. 6-Basketball at Shubert. 9-Basketball, Pawnee City here. 9-10-M-I-N-K Music contest at Peru. Most Humboldt students stayed over night. 16-Basketball at Auburn. ' 23-24- Little Ten basketball tournament at Sacred Heart. The boys came home beaming, bringing two cups. 28-Basketball at Tecumseh. MARCH 2-3-Class B District Basketball Tournament at Humboldt. 9-10-Class A District Basketball Tournament at Nebraska City. Humboldt received loyal sup- port from Nebraska City's Pep Squad. 15- -fBenefit program for Red and White. 16- Little Ten Dramatics contest at Salem. Clean Linen ranked second. Bus Herdlit- chka did nobly. 24-M-I-N-K Dramatics contest at Peru. Here Clean Linen got a rating of Superior. APRIL 2-Band concert. 13-14-District Music contest at Omaha. 21--Scholastic contest at Dawson. 21-State Commercial contest. MAY 1-Band concert. 3-Senior class play. A-State Music Contest at Lincoln. 11-Junior-Senior Banquet. 13--Baccalaureate. 15-Eighth Grade Commencement. 17-Senior Commencement. 18-School closes. -By EUNICE HALM

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The RED and WHITE tRegional Tournament Continued From Page Twentyj honorary captain for the tournament. Each one of the team acted as captain for one or more of the scheduled games. In the first round of the Regional Tournament at Ne- braska City, Marcih 9 and 10, the Cardinals defeated the ceded Peru Prep team 27-22, showing plenty of class, but in the semi-finals they were unable to hit the basket and Track . . . THE 1933 track squad won every meet in which they participated except the State meet. In the first contest of the season, a dual meet with Auburn, on April 14, Humboldt won 58M to 5414. On April 21, at Humboldt in a triangular meet with were defeated 25 to 13 by Nebraska City. In the -consola- tion game they were defeated 24-23 in a thriller with Plattsmuoth. Chandler was named as center on the All Tournament First Team. During the season Humboldt scored 518 points to 332 for their opponents. llIl --'- Table Rock and Stella, Humboldt again won. The points were: Humboldt 6155 Table Rock 583 Stella 2115. Then in the Little Ten meet, on April 29 the fleet Humboldters won by a margin of 42M points. It was the third consecutive year that this meet has been won by Humboldt. Those who were awarded letters are: Dale Goodhart Robert Ninger Gordon Uhri Merle Snoke John Sutorius Gilbert Shadden Harlan Fergus Ernest Fruhbauer Kenneth Sha-df-1911 Burnus Schuler Clyde Howell About fifty have signed up for track and kitten ball this spring, and with eight letter men returning the pros- pects for a good season are favorable. junior High Basketball . . . Humboldt ..............,, ,,,---,- ---- 1 1 Humboldt .... H- ----11 Humboldt --- ,-------- u 9 Humboldt .... ,,------ Humboldt .... ,, n u -1-- 12 Humboldt .... ,--- 1 3 21 Humboldt .......,..,,-... ---,,---.,--- ------------- 2 0 HE Junior High basketball team had a good season- losing only two games. One of these was to Stella and the other to Falls City. However, one game was won from Stella and later Falls City was beaten on their own floor, incidentally the first time in six years. Dawson was beaten twice during the season. Bratton Union was de- .-HH.. Fans City --- ..... ----17 Stella ....... --- - ---- --- 3 Dawson ....... -.-.-.. ---- ------------ 5 Bratton Union --- .------- -- ---------- Stella ......... --------- ---- D8.WSOI1 -.... ------ -,,-13 14 Fans City ....... -.................... .......... feated on their home floor. Four of the boys will gradu- ate frcm the eighth grade this year. These four are Mor- ris Jenkins, David Boukal, Wilbur Merritt and Jack Cernohlavek. All of the others will be back next season and should prove to be a fast, scrappy team. Humor . . . Bob Ninger: Who is the best looking boy in school and why am I? Emma: I hear Loren Biggs died. Colein: Yeah, killed himself tryin' to be an inventor. Emma: Howzat?' Colein: He was tryin' to get an idea and scratched his fbrains out. Dick: I hear that Fred was kick- ed off the squad. Jim: Howzat? Dick: He was told to tackle the dummy and the tackled the coach. Howard: Will a dollar pay for this hen I've run over ? Austin: Better make it two. I have a rooster who thought a lot of that hen and the shock might kill him too. Page Twenty-Four Can't study in the fall, Gotta play football. Can't study in the winter, Gotta play basketball. Can't study in the spring. Gotta play baseball. Can't study in the summer, Gotta girl. Huff: You were wrong to disobey me, and I have punished you to im- press it upon your mind. Helftyz Aren't you mistaken in re- gard to the position of my mind? Bob Howe: Boy, my girl's sweet! Gordon: I'll say she is. Bob Howe: Whatzat? Gordon: I said, is she? The dimmer the porch light, the greater the scandal power. Miss Campbell: Give an example of period furniture. Charles Nemechek: Well, I should say an electric chair, because it ends a sentence. Poor Bill! What-sa-matter ? He was practicing putting the shot the other day and forgot to let go of it Mrs. Sterner: Herbert, translate this Latin sentence: Caesar sic dicat in decur egesse 1ictum. Herbie translates: Casear sicked the cat on the cur. I guess he licked him. Robert: Mother, do you want me to put the parrot on the back porch? Mrs. Weber: Positively no! Your father is repairing the car in the back yard.