Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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'if' Gerald Noah. secretary: lharles Skaug- slzul. preside-nl: Jerry 0'Donnv'l. win-- presidenl: Marjorie Albus, treasurvr. Honor Roll llomm llcclvc, llcx crly lllocli. iloscplminc Brown- ficlal, .lack f:.ll'lNUll, Cllmrlcs cll'lI'lSICl1SCl1, klolma lllvitt, llopc llswinc. l'l.ll'l5.ll'.l ll.xrris, -loycc lloopx, Betty Alolmson, Nlary lfllcn -Iolmson, Doris Nl.ll1QlS.'lgCl', lfllitlw NlCl:.ll'l.lI1Ll, N'l.1rx' Nlincr, Philip Nacvc. Bill Olson, lrcnc Roland. hun Slvxw, Klar- joric Sclmulvc, l,,lI1lCl.l Stcvcnson, Carla Thorn. lingzlisll l'lS5l'llllZllS Nlarjoric Albus, Donna liucbc. llcvcrly Block, llolma lhvitt, llopc lfswinc. -loycc Hoops, Betty -Iolmson, lj.'lIT1Cl.1 Stcvcmon. N4-ws Xlcrlin ulclx-,'1'wr1, Xl.1rjo1'iu .'XllWLlN. lluvcrly' liloclx, f,ll.1l'lCS CQl1risrcnsun, ll.ll'lW.ll'.l llarrix. liogur l'lul- Llcn. ilojxcc llrfops. Clmrlcs Slx.lllg5f.lkl. l,.lIIlCll Stu- x'cr1wn. lfnrlc lflriclw. Spf-lling Nlcrlm .'hL'lxL'I'NUIl. llunnj lil-L-ln-. lS.lI'lW.1l'1 llll'l'lN, .loves llool-N, Io.m lurgcns. lil-tty' lulmwn. Nl.1ry l lxllcn Nlmmnwn. lluru Xl.1nLlx.1yur. llnll Ulmm. lrcnc Rollml. Ioan Show. l'.1mcl.1 Stu ummm. l 29 I Rvrlllol-, lmrw, und ivy pop up lhq rlaw fund A junior prom committee holds a noonday session There were really four hoys on Ihv honor roll. A! the- pirnir Ihe girls marbled 21 m1-rrp tune. 4, '15

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, f i Jl'Nl0RS-First Row: l'i-url 'l'orlyvlsnii, Vliurli-S Sls:iu::sl.ul, Keith Adams, Marvin Davis, Luis Torki-lson. Serond Row: Ailriun v1'l'l?l'llLflIn', Howairil V1-st, Furla 'l'hol'n. Ilunnzi lin-1-luv, l i'unklyn VVe:lrnmulh, .lurk l'znrlsun. .loan Sknw, Shirley fVl:mn, Kenneth ldrnsl. fhird Row: Merlin l'l:inson. Iii-xi-rly Wine-rluil'y, Doris Nlzmil-:Aus V, .li-rriunn llnlwy, liill Vx-rlyrugui-, Juni:-s Ami-fi'sim, Mary i X in ind Mlllf'l', lavuise S-ilwriseli, Nl:u'jm'i4- Svhulze, Murilvl lflaim Stakers Second Row: Mary Iillen THE JUNIORS entered the second half of their high school career knowing that the time had come for them to decide upon the subjects suitable to help them in their future plans. They also knew their ll big social obligation lay before them, and that money, work, and skill would be necessary to make the event Ll success. To help swell the class funds the juniors worked as candy, fruit, and coke salesmen at the basketball games. Then, too, they sponsored an lrish sock hop. Miss Held and Nlr. Ritland, co-sponsors of the class, found some of their school family a trifle forgetful in matters of work responsibility. They could, however, point to a fine list of names on the honor roll and on the extras teams. JFNIORS--First Row: Bzirlara Harris, Betty Lou Johnson, Jerry 0'Donnell, Gerald Noah, Bill Olson, Joyce- Hoops, Lilnora Kee. Harriet Hanna, Mzxrjnrii- Albus, Juhnu Davitt, Merlin Aukerson. Wayne Ht-iilt. Richard Hellieksnn, Vs-rgiv Janssen. Johnson, Jean Larson, Third Row: lidith 'viel-'arlansl. l'ann-l-i Stax'--nson, lizirhara Cran. H-me Iiswine. Irene Ru- lzind, Donald Fhristensen, Charles Christensen. li'-vi-rl-.' liloek. Barhzira .Inhnson, Marilyn Adams, Jacque Ford, 1.m-lla Lehman. SA .f 1 54 4 Q x

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A 1 f wtf' .Q rl xv X SOPHUMORES-First Row: Jnanni Manship, Bt-vtrly Hu:-kvl. Rimnulil lizismilssen, Dun Pierson. Earl Samle, Dorothy Christtnssn .Ioyi-v l-Ialwurfls. Second Ruw: .lens Nielsen. Marilyn Ruse, Marilyn Muslxaivli, Kenneth Sawyer, Geiwge Sissun, James 0'Dnnm Ruth Ni-lsun, Fern Sviiuler, Shirley l'iElil'l'll2ll1, Kenneth Hanna. Third Row: Amy Wfhipple, Mary Lou l't-nninir, Vi!'5lillll 1 ii lull, Katherine Stroizir. Patty Have, Delores Hansen, Ruth Schultz, llzirlene lit-the, Donna Mzireellus, Arslis Seversznii, Shir my Rzipple. Squalters 'lilllf SOPllOlNlORl S, under the guidance of Nliss -Iolinson, chose their officers, assessed them- selves class dues, and made haste to make sure to be in the vanguard of the picnieking crews. On September 28, the Schulve truck landed the merry- makers safely in the Friesth woods. Here they played such games as Squirrel in the Tree and Run for your Supper. A gossip sheet proved a revealing after-supper sport. ln the magazine sales drive, the sopl1ies pitted themselves against the seniors, won the treats and individual prizes, and earned money for their treas- urv. The schedule for these people included sueli sub- jects as geometry, world history. lfnglisli, and homemalting. Many students made the honor i-ull and still found time for s worts, music and drama. l SUPHUMORI-'IS-I irst Row: Donald Mzillisurii, Alisz- Solwlisnii. Vuttv Vlzly. Mzirilyn Johnson, Jerry Manyle. Milan Mflml i Ll Sem-ond Ruw: .lvhn lit-r1.hinier, Stanlrv Jensen. Anim IS.-Ile Iii-f. IC:irl1m- I'-vlli-ek. Vurtis Olson. Junior Hellieksun, Mui: 1 ir williurr, lletly Uri-I-m-r. l'hvllis Ht-lliekson, Haieri 'l'rc-xi-l. Iinrry l-'L-llnws. Third Row: Aileen Funny, Flairys lhniziluie. IJ'-nn llnswi-ll. Vhris Kjair, John Juquzi. C'liarles lizluilolis. Rullzlnil lfexwwlll. Arthur Clark, John Holt, Christa Kjnr, Ruth Genre' Xliu l'wlt-rsi fs ' l 'K