Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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3. . The Rust College Quartet. 79: FQ , 1 , w .J -. 3 I,-i . +1 W The All-High Spelling Team. Briqhl Spots In The Hume Territory The Jubilee Singers entertained the students with a program of Negro Spirituals . . . The 100 per cent spellers, showing a little shortage of manpower, were: fsittingj Marilyn Solbeck, Maxine Cran, Velma Fanning, Jennie Gilliland, Delores Hansen, Elaine Laurseng fstandingj Ruth Fitch, Arlene Kirchhof, Marilyn O'Con- nell, Pauline Thompson, Shirley Peterson .,... They say that men just sit around and read, and that may account for the news team line-up: Qsittingj Leonard Jacobsen, Chas. Endahl, Jean Koppe, Bernice Jensen, Qstandingj Bob Harris, Bill Robinson, Philip Hanson, Fritz Eggerich . . . Mr. W. R. Osborne gave a splendid program of readings, drum drills and Xylophone numbers . . . Seghi frightened the tiny tots, but brightened up the countenances of the doubting grown-ups. The Champion News Hounds. The Parkinsons-W. R. Osborne. Magician Seghi didn't fool Jack D.--anyhow not too murh. Q J F

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By studying souvenirs from South America, the Spanish class gained information about their Spanish-speaking neighbors. Hemp-turners relax and enjoy their midday lunch hour. W A Junior Red Cross committee packed Christmas cheer into boxes for kiddies overseas. wo sturdy, but rather youngish men got that milk to the Some math enthusiasts realized the advantage of acquaint door steps, when the draft order interfered. ance with a bit of trig and the slide rule. R i Av V V E51

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i ' I Z i 1 M..- IQ, Pvt. Adrian Vonderhaar greets Cpl. Richard Schlievert, grenade George Williams QM 2fc chats K. Westfall S llc still smile 0ldtimer Rogers. to snowball. with Brother David. after Atlanta. DR. DON Rooms and Adrian Vonderhaar, both former students of I-I.H.S., enter- tained at a weekly assembly. Dr. Rogers presented the mysteries of the new global airwaysg Adrian, home from the Solomons, pleased everyone with his splendid singing . . . Corporal Richard Schlievert, who had been wounded in battle at Tarawa, came home to recover and to enjoy a beautiful Iowa snowfall. Rich gave a splendid talk at an assembly . . . George Williams, who had felt the thrill of chasing subs all around the Caribbean, gave a fine description of his experience . . . Keith Westfall had been tossed about the world like a rubber ball, was rescued when his ship went down, and lived to bounce back home to give a splendid report to his Alma Mater . . . The Humboldt Rotarians honored the high school personnel by presenting at the weekly assemblies several very capable and well-informed speakers from the Institute of International Understanding. Dr. Albert Parry- Russia C. Chia-I Cheng- China Dr. J. C. Field- Americas