Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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,,., Thumhnail Sketches 'V 1 3 3 1: .1 JN E Q5 nf the Students I A eff emi The Emhlem nf lleterminatiun AN EMBLEM, worn high and true, I symbolize seamanship steering a straight course. From reveille to retreat, I uphold policies. When asked to obey orders, I answer, Aye, aye, sir! I find myself first on an apprentice seaman thrown, like a green frog, into a pond. The water is clear. I breathe deeply. The bank looks attractive. I must explore. My heart bursts with striving. With other green plebes, I start rigid drills, and book artillery. On a seaman second class, I partake of naval history and ethics. My ship banter is fun, but winds whip me, and I am bruised. I am seriously told that I must be stronger than wrongs sent to fight me. Q On a cadet, with his hat cocked with jaunty grace, I have practice cruises. My fighting power is increased. I must 1 . . choose from among courses-battle, scouting, submarine, fleets or base. The chosen one must receive my best. On a student pilot, when my graduation taps are sounded, I shall know the meaning of staying-power and judgment. I have been taught and armored well. I shall go forth to meet life and its battles with the skill of a good seaman. E161

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The class breakfast house that Donnie and Lanie constructed. A score of loyal alumni came back to start the new svhool year. Commencement speakers pose before bidding the alma mater farewell. You are a tulip, and I am a big red rose: Mr. Brayton at the piano- at ' . hnul tn Take Uff Toastmaster Bruce Ehmke ready to try out his class breakfast gift. 151 ai

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