Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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- - ililrikanius Stella Fevold and Alvhild Hendrickson-their quiet hall conduct to Jane Bellows. Wiiiifred Devine-her wistful ways to Norris Wfogen. Hazel Hoffman-her basket-shooting ability to Madeline Olson. Florence Lindhart-her ability as a cornetist to Mr. Matthews. Dorothy Gochenour-her power of speech to Arlene Ross. Leoma Jakway-her Economics notebook to some poor senior of next year. Helen Preble-her smile to Eleanor Paulsen. Jeannette Rollins-her admiration for the name of John to Jane Bellows. Trafford Saul-his irresistible personality to Dean Wilcox. Kenneth Sexe-his debating ability to Almeta McCoy. Vernon Wagner-his uclevernessn to Theodore White. Dale Tubbs-his love for gum to Esther McCollough. Winifred Wfittman-her sarcasm to Dorothea Dunker. Reuben Wiuff-liis amiabilicy to brother Richard. Virgil Wittman-luis eight o'clock appointments with Miss Osia to Edward Powers and Katherine Ross. Mabel Strachan-her flapperish ways to Lillian Kunert. Kathryn Sorenson and Ida Simonsen-their co-operation to all new, erring freshmen. Gladys Thompson and Elizabeth Shockley-their agreeable man- ners to the sophomore class. Lyle Strachan-his spelling lists to charity. Genevieve Sherman-her stubborness to anyone who finds a use for it. As the last contribution was offered, the group slowly passed out the door in single file-their eyes like April skies with sadness over all. Ten minutes later Mads entered the gallery and with one sweep the works of art were dashed to the furnace room. Hurry and get them or our labor will have been in vain! -Genefvievc' Sbernzrzlz. 1940 Tvclmi-Color Picfurc' Coming Attraction ai the Humota Tfaeazfzfr High Lights' Paradev ALL STAR CAST This is as it will be. Let us present to you the 1940 Techni-color picture that we have foretold out of the mysticism of the future. As the pictures are flashed before your eyes, you will behold one-time amateur artists of life as professionals. Ah, as the years roll by, what wonders are created with each new stroke of the brush! The curtain has been raised and you are looking into the future to behold: ly 11930.

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llsmmlll In a Bobenmzvz A1 f Gallery The sun of our lugh school days W1IIl'1 1tS bught beams and mult1colored rays was slowly slnklng 111 the west b yond those snowy clouds of four years of unl1m1ted joy and hfud labor The f1ve o clock gong had rung and through the long dal kemng co1r1do1s all was sllent Beh1nd the doors of the l1brary seated around the tables a group of BOl1C1'I1131'l artlsts had gathered 1n th1s the1r beloved gallery a place whlch would be to them 1n a few short hours only a memorv Sllencel The mlghty one was speakmg We have been called together here for a very pompous ceremony to leave 1n memory our works of art good and bad and mater1als wh1ch made them so Let us have s1lence as each contubutes h1s masterp1ece and places If upon the altar of memory Robert Jacobsen stepped forth and bequeathed l'l1S att1tude and mathemat1cal ab1l1ty to John Arnold Esther and Geneva Johnson the1r sxsterly love to the Hav1land s1sters Harold Johnson l'11S pl1yS1CS grades to Mar1anne L1euwen Edna McFarland her fa1r C01'1'lpl6X1011 to Ma1 1or1e Munson Ke1th Lovr1en h1s way w1th women to Benny Benson V1ola Johnson her t1m1d manner to Harold DeGroote Ph1l Lane h1s last mrnute sleep1ng to Vlfgll G1dd1ngs Mary MCFIIS her way w1th teachers to Luc1lle Cram Dorothv Palmer her love for Dakota C1ty to Merton Helv1ck Russ ll Lovr1en h1s manner of self defense to Florence Reed Lorena Newsome-her calmness to Inez Sorenson Grace Morgan her cur1os1ty to XV1ll1am Arnold Gladys Neel her reducmg efforts to Joyce Hayden Robert Nordstrum h1s mus1cal ab1l1ty to By1 on Sh pard Gladys Bleed her magnet1c power and freezmg glances to Jess Jacobsen Regmald Bast1an h1s hypnotlc power to Fred Benz Robert Henderson h1s place 1n MISS Braley s Lconom1cs class to Delmar De Smldt Ferne Ferns her freckles to Ildna R1tter Jean Ldwards her ab1l1ty to argue any where to Robert Watson Dorothy Echelberger her ab1l1ty to s1ng My Danny Boy Law1cnce Vought Lester Anderson h1s d2111C11Tlg ab1l1t5 to the faculty Masune Berklumer her ab1l1ty to make up to R1Cl18.lCl W1uff Chfford Anderson h1s large vocabulary to Marjor1e Stoakes Blanche Gochenom he1 good humor to Geo1g1a McMahon W1ll11H1 Anderson hrs lox e of food to Hemy Smtkey I 1ll1an Anderson her class att1tude to Royal Bennett Rob 1t Buck h1s footb 111 fame to N1Cl1Ol81 Olson I s I 11930 4 1 1 V- rf p 1 9 . . . Q , c . . . A . , C 1 , . . s 3 7 C 9 , . . I ee 1 9 7 9 ' as . -M a ' ' - me - , sa K a - ze - as - - J 'T . 2 T I - . T . . . . . g D - - .. . . -1 . U e . . . , 4 . . i A . -4 . . K C 7 3 u - - ' cz an U 1 CO -.1 . . . I . . . . . U ,, . 1 . 1 T . -1 O . . D .T . . jf I c . i' 7 l . .1 . . C a q . , ' 4 - . ' ' ., 1' 1 1 . Nl A I

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hols mm eannett Rolhns the happy and contented w1fe of a Potato Kmg T1afford Saul who has g1Ven the H H S studlo a touch of colo1 a famous dancer 1n Hollywood recen 1ng S7 200 a week Edna McFarland an 1llustr1ous welfare worker 1n South Amer1ca Kenneth Sexe the wealthy ret1red 1nventor of a car that runs on water Grace Morgan runn1ng the b1ggest newspape1 1n Dakota C1ty Kathryn Sorenson 1 deep sea d1Ver 111 Wallilkl Dale Tubbs the proud 1nventor of rubber store w1ndows 1n Buffalo New York Lyle Strachan the county agent for M1dgfOVC County I orena Newsome a courageous m1ss1onary 1n the W11dS of Indla Edna Shelg1en the egot1st1cal w1fe of an Iowa Senator 1n Congress Robert Nordstrum who has added many beaut1ful tones to H H S a second Rudy Valee D01 othy Palmer a hostess 1n the Hotel SaVo1y Des Molnes Ferne Ferns has chosen the marrlage state and 1S res1d1ng on the Callahan farm east of Humboldt Reg1nald Bast1an has gnven h1s t1tle of Potato Kmg to h1s brothe1 ohn and now holds the pos1t1on of Master of Ceremonres at Roxy s where the theme song 18 st1l l Should I he laments that he d1d Harold Johnson and lus ass1stant V1Ol8 ohnson are engaged 1n av1at1on ohnson contract as a stunt parachute jumper Ixe1th Lovr1en IS now act1ng as Chl f proh1b1t1on ofI1cer of the state of Arizona Alvh1ld Hendnckson has honoled the Un1ted States by b 1ng the f1rst Amencan woman to successfully sw1m the Enghsh Channel Hazel Hoffman 1S accompanymg the s cond Rudy Vallee Wlfll a great deal of success Dorothy Gochenour has purchased the Humboldt Laundry and IS domg Clllflty worl for fam1l1es of more than ten cluldren Rob rt Iacobs n IS travehng w1th R1ngl1ng Brothers CIFCUS as the Tall Man W1th HIS Harmon1ca Florence Llndhart 1S sull teachmg a l1ttle country school west of G1lmo1e Plul Lane an old humor1st of 1930 15 now teachmg tap danc1ng to the Zulu ma1dens 1n Aff1C3 Russell Lovr1en 1S the head of a bootlegglng I'1I1g now dO11'1g bus1ness w1th Canada bv aeroplane Mary MCFFIS IS 1n England at the present t1me act1ng 1n Charles Be1 1 ard Shaw s play of 1930 ent1tlcd The Applecart Genet ICVC Sherman 1S founder of a home for old 1T1211dS QLater deserts the 1nst1tut1onQ Helen Preble IS a prom1nent undertaker 1n Ch1C2gO Beth Shockley IS engaged 1n teach1ng the poor wh1tes 1n South Carohna 121 I1 11930 l .I . e ' , . ' ' . 4 , I I I -I, . . I. - 7 1 l a , . , C -I , C . . . . .. 3 5 1 - ' . , . -4 . , C l ' TQ ,, , . . ., 1 - ' s . . - A a I - 1 1 ' 1 1 n n ,, u I ' 9 ' ' if ' ,J , .I 1 ' ' lf L ' at their private field in Los Angeles. Gladys Neel has signed a five-year c . g 3. . . 1 C . S V . C I e e . L . . . . , . QQ K ' ' ' 33 . I, . . 4 7 . . . 1 7 ' 5 Cl 15 I .- 7. 1 . . u mtv h '