Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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page twelve TH E OAK O stalwart oak, so proud and strong, 'Neath you I feel so wee. You hold so many mysteries, Please tell them all to me! Your arms-they are so gnarled and strongg What are they reaching for? They seem to stretch right out to God To Worship and adore. Your leaves in fall turn gold and browng Who tints them all that Way? Is it Jack Frost or fairy elves Wfho makes them look so gay? The birds return to you each spring To nest among your leaves. The squirrels entrust their hoard to you And have no fear of thieves. There are so many other things That I should like to know While I lie dreaming 'neath your boughs As happy hours go. -Evelyn N ervig

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page fourteen V ilu illllemnriam MARVYL FRIESTH 19 1 6- 19 3 2 A short life, Marvyl, but full and radiant and brave and true. We are asking to grow in the faith you had in full measureg to increase in che love you manifested always and everywhere. Faith and Hope and Charity were yours, but the greatest of these is now as it was in the years when you walked with us, for a little while, Charity. For all the times you thought for us, For all the good you sought for us, For all che love you brought for us, God bless you, dear. For memories you sent with us, For sunny ways you went with us, For joyous days you spent with us, God bless you, dear.