Humboldt High School - Life Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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HUMBOLDT LIFE Published Ogarterly by the Students of Humboldt High School, St. Paul, Minn. Vol. IX - NO. 4 JUNE, l932 St. Paul, Minn. CUNTENTS Dedication ..,.....b,A..,.....bb...d.,.,.M.b.b.,....,.b,., l Pre-View ,..,,b..,..b,,.,.,.bb.-..b,.,...bd..b.,,.,b.,b,. 2 Humboldt Review D ,.,., DDDD .,,. D ..,...b,,,...f,...b.,,, DDD 4 Fools' Rush DDDD ..A.,.,b,,..wb,,...,.,...,,..,.,.,.., D ,.,. 5 Anticipating a Catch ...A..,Ab,,.,,n..,n.. D .bbbb..,..,....,,, 6 A Lone Dahlia A..,.b.,,..bb,,f,. D ,.,...,,.,...b....bb,.b,b 6 As We Like It Y,,..b...,b,b,....,..fb. D .,b....,..n,.....,. 7 Robin Redbreast .bb,.b.. D ,..-b. D DDDD ,b.. D .d.n...,.,...... D 9 Sixteen b,,.,b.....,,b.A.bbb,b,b..f..b.,,....f,....,n.b,,. 10 Achievement bbb,...,..,b,.,...,,.b.b....b,,...,.,.A.H..,,, l l Of Sundry Things b,.b,,.,.,b,.,7b..Y... D .,b,...b.,.,....., 12 Senior Record ,,b,bS.,.n.,Y,b.b D ..,,.,.,...,.,,b....b,,bS.. 16 To Miss Foerster bs,,,ss,,sn...s...,s,...s...,.s.d..,,,f,SS 17 Honor Roll DDDD ,b..,,...,,,,S,.,...b,.,..,,.,...,,b,,. DDDD 18 Senior Pictures ,,...,S DDDD .,bu., D u...,s,,.Yn,.,.w,,,,...,., l9 Class Will ..,,,s,b,.....,,. DDD D D Ynff D ,.,,,,.,,A......bY,,, 34 Snapshots D b,,,bb,..bu...b,...b,,..s,..s,u..bu,...,,Su,.., 35 What Does My Signature Show? D .,.n. DDDDD. ..,.b...,.Yn.n..n DD 36 Spring ls Here 3,,3...,3.3,..,.,3...,.,.3.,.,.,3..3,.....n. 39 Humboldt High Lights 3,...s3a,3 -. ..,.3.u.A.,.....3......-.,A 40 School Diary D,..H.A.D,..,D DDDDD A.,,.u........,.,..,.D.-,3 41 Quam Pulcher Est Noster Ludus D.3,. D ,,.,.,.,...D....,,,.,... 43 Walter Abel ...,..D,D,D...f..,..H,.,u..,.,.,.,..,.D..D,,,. 44 Camera Clicks .,u,.,,.,...,,... D ,..,,D.,,,..-,......3v- DDD 45 Junior Class .uD.DD D .DD,.......D,..,,...,u,.,..,,..3.3..-.. 46 Sophomore Class ..D...,Du,,D.. D ..D.H,. ,.,,,,D..,.D.D3,.3, 48 Faculty -D,.. D D,,,,3..,D,,,,D, .D DD D .Du,.,,,,, .D,.n.. D 50 Clubs ,,D,..D,.,,..D,,..D .,,,..D, D DDD ,D ,,D,. ,,,,, D D 51 Music DDD DDD ,D,D., DDDD ,,.Dv,DD... DDD DDDDDDD 60 Athletics ,D.,,,.,,,D,..C,,D,.,...D,,..,,.,,., D ,,.,,,,nC,, 64 Prophecy ,D..D,Du,D.,...,,.,. D . ..,uDD..Du,D,, D ....wD,.,D3 73 Faculty Follies DD ,D,,,,D.. D D3., DD DDDD DDDD DDDDDDDDDDD DD 74 Curious Confessions DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD DD DDDDDDD DDD DDDDDD D DDDDDD 76 Alumni DDDDDDDDD D DDDDDDDDDD D DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD D DDDD DD 78 Entered as second class matter May 1, 1924, at the postoflice at St. Paul. Minn., under act of March 3, l879. Price one dollar a year: twenty-five cents per copy for first three iss and fifty cents for last or Senior Issue. Al SCM!!! mmm: 'lffmsww the ues.

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Fools' Rush By JoHN WENTZ 0' AY, 1et's can the chatter: some- body might hear us. Can't be too careful, you know. Zavoli and Sokel were talking over last night's bump-off, the daring murder of a prominent gang leader who had literally ruled the city. Zavoli had been the chief executor in the bloody deed, skillfully manipulating the machine gun against the helpless and unguarded victim. No one had witnessed the crime closely, and the big, black sedan had soon lost itself from pursuers in the dense traffic of the down- town. And now the two companions, drunk with their success, had not been able to resist the temptation to come out of their hole to enjoy the warm, summer evening. Not long after they had seated them- selves on a park bench, an old man shuf- fled noiselessly up the path and sat down on a bush-screened bench almost directly behind them. Zavoli and Sokel kept on talking, soothing their consciences by tell- ing each other that their victim had killed many in his time, too, while the old man quietly read his tattered third-hand news- paper. The old gentleman sat there, un- seen, during most of their conversation, but some little noise he made with his feet finally brought Zavoli to his senses, and he jumped up and went around the bench to the old man. Listen, began Zavoli, 'Awe know what you heard, and we ain't got time to fool with you: so make up your mind. Take this money and shut up, or else-. And he patted his bulging coat pocket sig- nificantly. The man looked bewildered, sputtered something about leaving, and tried to rise, but they pushed him to his seat. UTake it or leave it. 'AGentlemen, really. I can't-. A'Don't flatter us, growled Zavoli, pok- ing his gun into the man's ribs. Take it or leave it. Be careful with that gun, the man pleaded. 'AReally, I don't know what it's all about. UNO? Zavoli's tone was hard, merci- less. What was you sittin' there for if you didn't want to hear what we said? Let me explain, please. Give it to him, advised Sokel. It makes me nervous to wait around: some- body might come by. HO. K. He asked for it. Zavoli's automatic spoke twice, three, four times, and was about to speak a fifth when a squad car pulled slowly around the corner and then swung suddenly to the curb. The two men fled, with the sur- prised police in full pursuit. Caught finally, Zavoli confessed under high pressure to the murder of the old man. I-Ie told his story to the police: -and so when I seen him sittin' there, hearing every word we said, I ofered him plenty to keep still, but the old fool just shook his head kinda foolish, calls us 'gentlemen' and other names, and says no, he really can't somethin' or other, so I had to shoot him. Then your dam' squad car rolls peaceful like around the corner. Yeah, Kinda tough about the old gent though. UAW, he practically asked for it. I-Ie'd 'a died in a few years anyway. 'ASure, I know. But I meankhe was stone deaf. Page F ive