Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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V v False impression: vimen really did the work for the picnic. Specialty Marks Honor Group The junior pacesetters were as follows: Alice Chris- tensen, Jean Clapp, Lana Engstrom, Delores Hanson, Philip Hanson, Betty Hankins, Gloria Helvick, Leon- ard Jacobsen, Donna Knieriem, Romaine Lee, Lila Maassen, Marilyn O'Connell, Leota Sawyer, and Marilyn Solbeck. News The news champs in the class were: Alice Chris- tensen, Philip Hanson, Leonard Jacobsen, Lila Maas- sen, Marilyn O,Connell, Bill Robinson, and Marilyn Solbeck. English The leading English Essentialersn included: Patsy Edwards, Philip Hanson, Dolores Hansen, Lila Maas- Behold pre-war baker's dozen: the junior brainy quiz kids sen, Ann Malkmus, Marilyn O'Connell, Frances Par- sons, and Marilyn Solbeck. Spelling The following proved themselves tops in spell- ing: Dorothy Brownfield, Patsy Edwards, Betty Hankins, Philip Hanson, Delores Hansen, Leonard Jacobsen, Romaine Lee, Lila Maassen, Marilyn O'Connell, and Marilyn Solbeck. Out of the Ditty Bag L. Chinn-Perfect impersonation of tems won him an Oscar',. . , B. Locke- Chew, Chew, Baby . . . R. Minion--Cut rations have no effect on Bozo . . . G. Tilton-A.W.O.L. at news time . . . Russell -Has a way of getting to know them . . . J. Clapp- Teabag's love hangs on a locker door . . . B. Han- kins- Next to you, Smuck, she loves him best . . . V. Heidt- What,s a hall without my Hall? . . . A. Hill . . .-Boo! . . . L. Jacobsen- Faint heart never won fair lady . . . L. Bliven- The Dreamer . . . H. Tellier- Ivy has no regard for age. First row: Marilyn O'Connell, Jack Russell, Howard Tellier, Bernard McKitrick, Arne Sorlien, James Zorn, Frances Van Horn: iseeond row! Phyllis Tinken, Doris Wellen, Leota Sawyer, Robert Verbrumze, Thomas MeBurney, Dorothy Brownfield, Anne Malkmusg tthird rowl Junior Wright, Mary Marcum, Betty Russell, Bill Robinson, Glen Tilton, Bruce Wiuff, Marilyn Solbeck, Patsy Edwards, Lila Maassun. E1 . nt YJNTL afll Wiki.

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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:

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Last Couple Out and Cod is about to lose his lady fair. What! Fat wieners and TWO bottles of calsup at one picnic. . ,,.., . ,Iggy The 5 E-Us Seaman-Emi Class Uualify fur Trade Suhnuls THE sophomores chose Allen Smith to serve them as as their class president, Donna Solbeck to act as vice-presi- dent, Mary Campbell to keep the records, and David Wil- liams to account for the group finances. The sophomore picnic was done on the installment plan. Taft park served as a splendid playground for about an hour. Then the driver of the Schulze truck hove into sight, and off to Friesth's grove for the feed went the hungry bat- talion. ,Nary a crumb was left for the poor little field mice. Many of the sophs pledged themselves to up the class bank account by entering as salesmen in a magazine contest. The result was very gratifying. Don Gates proved himself the top convincer. ln the bond and stamp contest, the sophomores were first place with a sum of 55l,234.9S. Officers bask in aulumn sunshine. First row: Pauline Edgerton, Channing: Greene, Bill Anselment, Cleo Douprhty, Amos Hill, Robert. Clark, Howard Hanson, Bonnie Be-seke: lseeond row! Ma1'y Alice Jaqua, Delores Hellickson, Jennie Gilliland, Carroll Ernst, Donald Gates, Maxine Bratmiller, Louise Dayton, Ramona Hansen: tthirci row! Georgia Hansen, Ruth Fitch, Mary Campbell, Maxine Cran, Gene Conlon, Bob Harris, Bonita Holden, Lois Cran. YN. I S4 is . ,A, Han .J .1 5 50' . f -'- F- 4 -I mm , JQK.-.,