Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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Pi IJ 1931 YE CLASS WILL boldt Iowa being of great intellect unselfish disposition and sound mind do hereby bequeath the following Harry Anderson my love for H H S to any S 6 or 7 year student eanette Edwards my old fashioned lover to Billy Martin Maurine Blomker and Mildred DeSm1dt our companionship to Helen DeSm1dt and Esther McCollough Evelyn Bowman my dignified haughtiness to Betty Anderson Rowena Collins my carriage to Orvall Hall Harold DeGroote my mustache to Richard Wilcox Dorothea Dunker my lacy kerchief to Lucia Mae Rollins Dolores Ehrhardt my spectacles to Miss DeWitt Ira Eversoll my love for the twins to Virgil Giddings Esther Fevold my pink petticoat to Marian Cook Mildred Friesth my bows to Miss Hove Margaret Halverson my love for the little ones to the rest of the Sunday School teachers Edith Hansen my pink hair ribbon to Ailene Ross Kathryn Haviland and Fiances Hetherington our quiet con duct in the halls to M11 jory Munson and Doris Berliimer Alvhild Hendrickson my flowered smock to Grace Trauger for use in the showers. Merton Helvick-my handsome car to Clark Saxton esse acobsen-my natural wave to Vivian Gorrell John Klein-my pleasant disposition to Benny. Vivian and Thelma Knieriem-our sisterly lose to the Tellier gir s Ethel Kunert-my stilts to Elvera ensen. Marian Lieuwen-my sarcastic charms to Mary Jane Myles. Isabelle Long and Marjory Stoakes-our teaching ability to Mad- eline Olson and Anna Martin. Gilbert Merris-my popularity with the girls to Wallace Han- son. page 1lIIIl'fL'6'HII XIX X X X X XIX XXX AIX X K X XIX - . I X I X X X XX X X XX XXX XXX llll 3 X XIX XXX AIX XXX XIX XXX XIX XXX X X XXX XIX XXX XFX XXX XIX XXX if vga Sf ,gi XS!! X XIX K XIX XXX XIX XXX XIX XXX XIX X X I ,fix X S2 X XXX 5 XQY 1 0 1 X Q 5 X xxx 32 1 u i x ' f Dlx We, the Senior Class of 1931, of Humboldt High School, city of Hum- 3 2 , , . . , .. . . . , . , x 5 ' X A . : x 3 2 - , , , , , xx x xi x ' 5 ,Ex J - . I Q X x . . . . . x Rl X - K Xl l X X X X , I I 4 . X i - . ZX X Gwendolyn Crain-my ruffles and curls to Lilian Arent. Q 1 . A . . Kgx 2,5 x x - . . . X X . X Q . . . . . X - v . 3 5 CQ ' ' 77 ' X Q ' x x ' ' - cc u ' Q S . f g ' 3 32 . x x ' x . . - . . - . - . X I gg ' A - - Z2 Q C C A J. I Q ' a ' - Z Q ' if 52 xxx X X x vs c - X X x A J J 1 n 5 2 QQ 73 5 A X r E 2 1 . 2 E .I il 3 5 X-:X si 32 X xfx x A

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