Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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E 5 s i GATES AND ENNIS. posing with prize goat H.H.S. QUEEN MARY exchanges Sceptre for DOTY'S AND DUKE'S shadows compete and mule, rammed home a sales V, an armful of flowers, and a pair nf the distance contest of shoe kicking. A BROKEN BONE doesn't keep Doty home. , . ,W bobby socks. THE SENIOR TRUCK pauses to pick up the drink that refreshes. HHOMECOMING QUEEN Mary kneels to be crowned by Duke Ed! if 5 24, K i231 -

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MARY PITSTICK-General Course Cecilian 13 Glee Club 2,33 Choir 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4: G. A. A. 1,2,4 IVice-presidentb 43 Cheerleader 33 Pep Club fPresidentj 43 Operetta 33 Wildcat Wail fAss't. Editorj 3 Nokomis QOrganizationsJ 3 Homecom- ing Queen 43 Normal Training 33 Pedagogical Club 33 Class Play 4. Mary had a little lamb, his hair was black as coalg And everywhere that Mary went, her Howard dashed' -we're told. LOWELL SANDVEN-General Course F F. A. 1,21 Track 3,41 H. Club 3,43 Nokomis lSalesmanj3 Class Play 4. Sandy grew up like a flash when Sister Dorothy la half pint in sizeb, enrolled as a freshman and came to high school. BOB SCHRODER-Agriculture Course F. F. A. 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 33 H. Club 3,43 Nukomis 1SnapsJ 3 One-act Play 4. Gus has popularized his famous shuffle to the degree of having it recognized by his name. PHYLLIS SKAUGSTAD-General Course Cheerleader 43 Cecilian 1,23 Glee Club 2,31 Choir 3,43 Basketball l,2,3,4 G. A. A. 2,3,4 fPresident 43 3 Pep Club 4 lVice-presidentb 3 Student Coun: cil 33 Operetta 3,43 Wildcat Wail 1Humorj 3 ' Nokomxs' lSpurtsJ , Register fReporter1. Phyl isn't a duchess but she certainly has a Duke, 513111115 ------ SYLVIA SORENSON-General Course Twirler 1,2,33 Drum Major 43 Cecilian 1,4 iAccomp.J 3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 1Accomp.p 3 Choir 2,3,4 iAccomp.j 3 Declam 13 G. A. A. 2,3,43 Wildcat Wail 43 Nokomis 1Salesmany 43 Operetta 3,43 lAngelaj 3 Cornet Trio Accomp.3 Mixed Quartet 23 Sextet 3,43 Class Play 4. Sylv's head is brim full of music,---but there is still room for another fancy. PHYLLIS TABOR-General Course Fort Dodge 33 A Cappella Choir: Operetta fChorusl 3 Girl Reservesg Vic- tory C0rps3 Intramurals. Humboldt l,2,4 3 Cecilian 1 3 Glee Club 2,43 Choir 43 G. A. A. 1,43 Nokomis lSocialp 3 Register lCo-Editorj 3 Wildcat Wail 3 D. of D.3 D. of D. Play: T.B. Essay. When Journalist Tabor scooped she made an unprecedented haul on hearts. MAURICE THOMPSON-General Course Band 2,3. Maurey, while in high school, grew in stature and in wisdom. He trained himself for life's changing moods by working during vacations in various occupations, MARVIN WIER-General Course Football 1,2, tManage-rj 3,43 Basketball 1,3,4 3 Senior Class Play 1Stage Crew! 3 3 Track 2 tManagerj. ' Mailman Wier limited his discussions in civics to purely postal matters. BOB WORTHINGTON-General Course Basketball l,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4 3 Foot- ball l.2,3,41 Track 3,43 H. Club 2,3,43 Band 13 Class Vice-president 1,43 Stu- dent Council fVice-presidenti 43 Wild- cat Wail 3 Senior Class Play 3 4Stage Crewl 1 Operetta 4 lStage Crew! 3 One- act Play 43 Class Play 4. . Stems likes girls and yet---well there is a man shortage now isn't there? 221

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Junior salesladies found Buzz M3hQhlD a knotty hat trltic. Pars and Port led the popcorn sellers' brigade at tnurnev The .I-Us-Juninr lladets 5 . . . Eel Their Pre-flight Training THL class officers chosen by the juniors were: presi- dent, Alice Christensen, vice-president, Jack Russellg secre- tary, Leonard jacobseng treasurer, Betty Hankins. The class picnickers trucked themselves to the Sayers' woods and, escorted by mosquitoes, began exploring. lt has been reported that jack Russell, Ralph Minion, Leonard Jacobsen, and Arne Sorlien distinguished themselves as snake hunters, that Jack fell into the river, that Mary Marcum was tackled rather abruptly, and that Merlin Lockwood forgot to serve on the food committee. Those fluffy little things called popcorn raised the finan- cial rating of the juniors. The team, Frances and Frances were the petite distributors. Popcorn balls and Coca-Cola drew cash at the fall party. The class, with 11 total of ?s1,l1l.70, ranked second in school Victory investments. First row Bevclly Lotke Dale Kuna-it Miivin lxuehnast, l'hilip Hanson, Arthur Hill, lietly Hankins: iseeond rovvl Betty Hi-lluk son Iauletta Kuehnast Many levold Mllllll Loikwooil, Ralph Minion, Opal l'llL'l'IlIlll!Jf, Ji-an Clapp, Donna Knit-rlem: lthird lon! Romalne Lee Delores liort I'1n1 l ngstrom Gloria Helviek, Nathan Johnson, Leonard Jacobson, Lee Chinn, Delores Hansen, Alu: