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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Senier Student Pilnts Prepare tn Take Uver the linntruls Chief Petty llffiuers Gene Edge ..... . ..,,...r.,,....,....,,,.........,,,,,,..r,. President Bob Worthington ......, ......,,,, V ice-president Fritz Eggerich ....,,., ...,..,....,,., S ecretary Dean Larson ,,,,.. ,,... . ..Treasurer Quoting Officers Larson, Eggerich Cfetching in plaidsj, Worthington and Edge: The way to get into office is to have a way with your constituents, namely, the girls. These Have Wnn Their Wiuqs Valedicrorian ,,,.,,, , ..-.,,,,,,,,......,,,,,,,,........,,,,,........,,.,,,............., ,.,,,.,,, S hirley Pennmg Salutatorian ,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,..s,.,,,,....,,,,,,, r,,,.....,.,.,,, ....,,, ..,,,,,,,, J u I1 ior Clark Four-year Honor Students- Betty Doty, Gene Edge, Arlene Kirchhof, Mary McBurney. Period Honor Roll-Senior Year Junior Clark, Betty Lou Collins, Betty Doty, Gene Edge, Ruth Ennis, Charles Endahl, Patricia Hull, Lavonne Johnson, Arlene Kirchhof, Mary Koppe, Dean Larson, Marjorie Licht, Jean Penning, Shirley Penning, Mary Pitstick, Margaret Pitstick, Mary McBurney, Phyllis Skaugstad. Flight Formations Class Play ,,,.,,,,,,,,. ,. ....., ,,,,,,, A pril 28 junior-Senior Banquet ...,, ,,,r,.... M ay 9 Baccalaureate .,,,,,,,,....... ,,,,,.,,, M ay 14 Class Breakfast .,,,,,s .....,,,r M ay 18 Commencement ..... ,.......,,,,r....,,rr,,,,.. ....,r, ,,,r,r,,e M a y 18 Class Motto: Quality, Not Quantity' Class Colors: Green and White Class Flower: White Sweet Pea E181