Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

Ke m Cfafmu 1616 Sully fan Ave Humbofbt IA 50548 61533315457 aff if .1 get v W ll V v Q .f 417 Qx V B TW 5.11 N ' 3 12- x , v ' ..... ::.. The NOKOMIS Volume Thlrty Nme THE ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE SENIORS OF HUMBOLDT HIGH SCHOOL HUMBOLDT IOWA Edxtor Manager Assxstcmts Anne Harns Mary Wogen Marlene Holden Camxlla Fam Earl Helv1ck 45555- Assistants . . . . Nancy Iohnson Q I : ? n yu-V15 .. 1 sg 'va ' f-iq, ' ' '-A.':i.+ an M V. 5' ' R- Agfwpf Z ,Ji we gf 'Eg if - We '. A fs ' 5 A ' ' A Y? xl ' sg.. ,Ap 'fa . Q' . 3- b - , 'Z' 5 4' A uxypf' ,P -Q -.gg ,J 'A , .A sn 'iv Qu ' x QQ S59 ,J sv y 'ff-593' f ,M 'NW' ffvfw 4 -J 'ff' . , ' wi 1,7 l W -'E .hug 2. 'Tl A M lil 235+ fil Wah. Wt Vi sf 'lie 4 s- -'lg 4-N' '.. 'mg K' K MIS programme Prologue r ecrtured Play ers IVIus1cor1 Fcmtcxsy VQTICIYIOYIS on the theme 3 vv 7 Intermissions. . . . , 1 :i vlvisp J Q M -1. I W 1. ...W ., All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances: and one man in his time plays many parts. Q se 'ff T 9 eq 4 .. z I' T xiii' t WW ,WV ry. Q, -L, lghfrh 3V,f . V W' M it relief -W v va H yn ' 4 ' K-1 rw ww W or His acts being seven ages. As You Like It 3 William Shakespeare V 1 , Auditions began two weeks before the opening of this year's run. The cast and directors had been chosen last spring: but there were calls out for feature players, and many came to try their luck. The opening was a record breaker with three hundred twenty-three reporting for the cast, and twenty directors on hand to cue -4- V- I .-,, W 1 ,Q ,, K In Y ..., X4 ,H .,, ..,. ,571 ,X rx , ,. 1, any . , my . a. -1-'...:. -- X- them in their parts. Advanced Spanish students found a teach- er to show them on their way, and a Spanish teacher with a French accent was cr novelty. Speech class enlarged to include underclass- men. The ag boys comrnuted between the shack and the main building, while artists headed south every day for the stone building. With three or four different classes being held in the same room, teachers and students alike often became confused: and the ensu- ing melee seemed like something out of Shakespeare's farces. Down into the Hole went the yearbook staff, thanking their lucky stars that they could get even that. ge To the students and the faculty came mutual understanding, and as the end of the year rolled around the hard-hearted seniors wondered if they really were happy that this stage of life was ending, for in playing their parts they have learned that life and learn- ing are integrated scenes in the play of human history. -5- C L A S S E S faculty, and students combine iheir efforts to give the production at Hum- boldt High Q successful run. , iff S 33 -7... -al Administration Producers an Directors Supl Clyde D Mecrse M A S The youngsters w1ll surely lute tins new s h cl a out surns up the thought be md Mr Meases work lll1S year Wltll the plans and spemft atrons for the new butldmnq to be ar rar ea llr Vlease tot. d his days tull of both the old and the new Arranqrnq all the varlous Ph o a 1Vlll9S so that there were no conth ts and SUDQTVISIHQ the school program were Just a few of he manj dunes that he had Prm Delmarl Cram M A S Well now I remember thrs fellow and Mr Cram would renumsce to the dehqht of hrs students 1n hrs psychology and broloqy lasses Se ond semester reheved Mr Cram of nts psychology class but wxth h1s dunes as prmc pdl h strll found h1rnse1t fully oc cum d ln h1s Ilrsr year as l'l1ql'1 school prm oal Mr ra'n lnaugura d many new laeas and Ways of dolnq thlnqs most of wh1cl pleased the students He also advxsed the busrness end of the Nolfomxs and sponsored the senrors School Board First Row Phyllrs ebel s fl Melnn Baker presrdent Clyde D Mease supermtendent Second Row Vlrlllam P Housel Fred rlall Dr W W Warren Vern Mrller WGlennBe1l BM MA SUI re are fl nls cr r 1 1113 1' s Sl .v re dIIl1l1'IY wort s IC 1 members f Il 1 , lani mdev tl hm on of Mr et A te t1e foottall s a on a lJ 'J t Lan 'x LIIWVY band and var1ous small qroups took tare of ms ure Bels summ r va anan mcluded a Ween 1t la e Ok lo1 rs 1 1a1 nouns 1 Ioan Blaul B A S U I 'Well use vo II 1maq1na1 n Came the oft rep ated phrase from MISS Braul to her h1qn srhool Classes Hugh hool tudents howev r Con st1tuted onry '1 small p rtton of me 500 students who Cam to her every Week for 1nstruC1on The soutl 'null tm ooard was de orated wtth the Blaul Cla1m d rors bacn r1d1n as rer hobl y Guy Carter B S Upper Iowa Umversxty Thats a qood quest1on Ca11 anyone answer 1t'9 was Vlr Carters m thod of helprn, students thmlc tor themselves H13 Classes mbluded a Chemrstry physus and tw1 qeneral SCIQULG lass s Mr Carter sp la t sumn1 r worlunq on h1s mas r s degree at Drake UH1VPfS1lY Marlone Iuel B A I S T C Lets have ll qu1 t Ready? Smal and Bel Canto M1X9d Cho us Boys Chorus or CeC1 1an beqan to praCt1 e uhder the d1rect1on of Mrs Iuel She also sponsored several s'nal groups wh1Cl1 1n 'uded mrxed quartet boys quartet qvls trro sextet and tr1pl IYIO ln add1t1on she founu t1me to drrect the 1un1or hrqh and arade sChaol students Mrs Iuels p t peeves are people who are Constantly late Alma Iohnson B A St Olai College Brush the obwebs out of tl1e a l1C meant that a test was omxnq 1r1 one ot IVIISS lohnsons alqebra or general math Classes lhe second semester a bus nes a11thmet1C Class was added to her busy schedule M1ss Iohnson also sponsored the sophomore class wlth the ass1stanCe ot Mr Staudt Al Hadar B S Upper Iowa Umversny Okay hve laps around the qym would m an that a boys P E Class was bemq taught by Iur Hadar As head football oaCh and freshman sophomore basketball Coach hrs after school hours were f1llea 'o CapaC1ty Late 1n the fall Mr Hadar oeqan mtramural basketball games and to t1n1sh out h1s sch dule he tauaht the sentors C111 s and eConom1 s 1 Q. 9 . O T I Ol I li I I l He , 1eif ' 1 2 F :Ll y l .1 ow, ' e 1 f' 1 ' ,l 1 tl e 66 2 the I ar:lL nf' 1, 1 - .141 f , '11 1 . B l. f I l E AQ s ' r- e vCn Ae! '1 1, 1 1 1' 1 1 ' ' A 7 ' ' sg Q 3 time. l'.1lr. l ' e I ' ' N ' f . .11 1 1 . a c'l1u1 'i1 ' Ill? 1 .r-lvr. l I l I I l . , Lk ' ' Q - e ' ' ' ' 1 , . ' sC s , e , - ' ' 1 1 IJ ' ' e ' ' t . 1 1 e Q l f C ' 1 - art work ot students throughout the year. ln her spare time Miss ' e li e ' ' ' a '1 12 , -.. . ,.. e ' C ' 1 , . ' ' , ' ' ' , 't '11 , , ' ' 1' e . . , ent s e ' . ' te 'Q C ' , ' , 1 I ll I 1 O I 'l' ,Q 'C 1 ' ' 1 . C -. l ' 1 C1 ' , 1. 1 1 Q - 1- ,1 i I O1 I 1, N 0 . 1, F . . 1 C s ' 1 ' ' , . 1 i I1 . I . , A 5 ' ' ' ' e 1 ' 'C f' . ' l, gl 'Y 4-ffj' ...RILIIIHII 4.0 Mildred Klnqery R N St Paul s Hosprtal Dont you 'eel well? was the phrase most often heard wh n a te rfu htld entered he nurse s offtce Mrs Kmqery doctored many a scratched knee petween th txmes when she sponsored the Red Cross poho and TB drwes Last summer att r her marnaqe s e spent several days rn S Paul and wo weeks IH tl Black lohlls Ch1ldren who come to sc'tool w ten tae know they don fe 1 Well anno: her most Eleanor Mam B A I S T C Eyes on eouy type and another tlmed wrttma was underwax rn one of Mtss lvlam s typmq rlasses Her dally r u 1ne mcluded beqtnmna and advan ed typmq l,eq1nn1r1q and advanced shorthand and a book keepmq lass lor cornmer tal students M1ss Mam also helped sponsor the um rlass and the Nokomls burma summer vacat1on she attended Univ rsrty of Iowa To aet her aaaravatea Just say N1Ce on Barbara Marston B A I S T C Ltzbetts a 'good ear stou ly defended Mtss Marston whenever son e ne muttered unkmd words about tae old A Miss Marston s scnool dunes tnfluded IIVQ htqh sc ho l qlrls PE Classes and all qrade s hool P V Sh also had m her Charqe the Cheerleaders Pep Club and GA A the three rt them l avtnq her httte spare t1me l-ler summers are sp nt as 1 ounsel tr at Camp Pantesa Mane Mealxfl B S I S C Be qutet nl asel was the constant remmder to the freshman anal ophomore Q1IlS under Mrs Mealllts SUDGTVISIOII tn homemakma There were two full reshmart glasses and a reeord number of sophomores III br therr serond year she was a cu sponsor ol the tumor Class and also rnstru ted an adult nr rht srltool Dllflllfj the summer of l95O she entoyed a trtp Q Europe wtth the Vtternahonal farm youth exehanqe proqram Helen Rank B A Ellsworth College Excruclatmaly venosen extremely uqly oecame a common expr s ron to the rtemher ot Mrs Ranks qrammar class Besxdes a qrammar lass and a tr shman rgrqlrsh class he had charge of several tumor lnqh Classes che also Loa hed several speeth aCt1v1t1es among them on est pldy S VV nderful' ln ul1tel Mrs Rank ltesrd-es tr t tnnq au tes hnds tune to keep house for her lOIH1ly RaymondPRe1s BA ISTC IbC N v tn rty department and Mr Rets W s started on hrs favortte tsptts vorattonal agrtrulture and I FA He 'auqhl aqrlculture 1n all staaes to students ln each hugh school qrade l-le supervtsed the FFA laoys selhnc, l popqoru and hotdoqs at the football and haskethall tdmes and w rs a tun or class sponsor 10 - - 1 . Q , ,i , r . e a 1 e ' . , ' t W , . , . - , e . , n , i, T ' ' IG ' . V . . .. I . ,Y sf ' . e t 1 o . - . .- . . . . Y A V i ,, . , . . Y . . , . . W . A ,. . . . . , r . . . t ,- ' K ' I , so , , .- 1 'ar f' , ' N ' ' mg , 3 v A x , r ,, . Qt, - . .-- . . . . ,,, , 2, 1 ,, A . 1 o . ' . . ' . .-. e , : , . . ., E 3 , . . . I K 4 y 9 , c H 4' t . 1 . .1 . . . ,, . Ng . K ' 1 , . x ' K 7 u ' ' sf t - . .- , Y ', , , e - s 1 f' r s ,. ' . ' V- ,. . , Q- ' e . t , S. , ' A Q H A , .. the t J , o 1: , . C. 1 . . , , le ear' f ' ' x , ' ' 2 . . -a ' . . -Q 1 -1 . . . . . . . ., . . . ot. , . , , , . a . 1 ' . ' . ' . j o ' :X 1, ' 5 ' ' . , , y ' e.,-,M ' . l gl l . so ' . 's t ,., t . 1, . A a , V . f . , . . Geraldxne Rolland B A I S T C Everyone ready? Begln r adlngl 'neant that ano her of tne 'rmed readrnas was underway ln Mlss Rollands Engllsh classes Several d'11l,f lasses of freshman and sophomore ngnsl kept her ousy durlna school hours whlle supervrslr g all Nokomts work the D of D and h freshman class made n t ev ICI urrlcular hours full also Last sprrng she completed a term at Coloradl llnlverslty a d durtna the ummer entoyed a ventt re o Eurooe Rxchard Schultz B S Central College Well I got ny new su1t from lt Salvatron Army today and Mr Schultz woud herl try to calm hrs lass After maklng statements llKG thls to hxs lA1OlOKjV ana busrress lasses ne would be more serlous for the coachrng autres tha fell to htm He ass1sted Mr Hadar wlth he f ot ball squad and then took over the vars ty basketbal' team and all base ball work A cardmg to reports the P w httle S hultz o cupres the rest of lots t1m Bermce B Smlth B A Grmnell College Lets see whos absent today? 1ntrodt..ced Mrs Smlth to her lass s each day Ke ptng her occupt-ed were two semor Enghsh classes Spamsh class and a sophomor Enghsh class wht h was added to her schedule the second semester She also supervtsed three study halls each day Included IH her outslde GCl1Vll1SS were tr assembly commlttee the stage costumes and the sponsorshlp of the Register She was also Helen Snyder B S I S C Okay lets aet ready for a test seemed to start the day IH many of Mlss Snyders classes She was kept busy wlth speeth g ography and three tumor Englrslo classes Her outsld actrvlttes were dramat1cs and debate Last summer she entoyed a trlp to Arkansas but she says her most memorab e day was Ianuarv 5 the day she becam engaaed Charles Staudt B A S Dak U Any n w Jokes today? and wtth th1s the students of Mr Staudts classes knew that there would be a break ln tedrous class work that day Mr Staudt found hrs dut1es 'o be dealmg mostly wtth forms of mathe matlcs He had classes 1n geometry advanced al ebra and a class ID Junlor hlgh ar1tnmet1c He also rnstructed nrne students 1n an advanced Sparush class To llll h1s spare ttme he coachea the freshman sophomore football squaa and durlng basketball season l' oached the St Matthews H1ah School Team Kaleb Sunwcxll B A I S T C Take out a llttle OIGCQ of paper was a phrase heard all too often 1n the htstory classes under the study of lvlr Sunwall He taught sopho mores world h1story ond -mparted to all the yuntors a knowledge of U S h1story He also took charge of ine da11y news questlons and answers on the bulletln board and of the ne us est every s1x weeks On all basket ball mghts ne could be found runnlng the s oreboard at games 1' gli 'Q - 'I 11 ' 'i I ll' I I l I H c . 9 ' . 1 Y .' . ' Q' , . E ' x ' . ' ' 'x .' , ' . , . 1 e . 'e' , .T c -': ' . ' . , ' , . o 1 ' ' n ' S 1 , .- H , I ' f 9 . ' ,H . A L t c . . .' ' . A .o , , ' .' . Q 'A ' ' 4 3 Q , c l i . - . C ' .e '. C. ' c ' , l' ' e. I I l I Oi - H ' , ' ' ' . . ' c' e . e ' , Q ' ' , a . Q . ,F enrolled in an off-the-campus college course. T I O-1 I I 0 ' '4 . - . ' .1 , e . . . , 1 I , Q 3. ., , l A ', . e . , . T I I1 l I O l A ' ' , ' 4 ' .e c . T O IT I O O I . , , . . . . , , . . , W . , A , WPI' r .l , ' ' lx' , ,1 ' B , b 1 '4 .I ' , l X,, 1 I ,'l A' ll I . 9 A I Secretaries Phyllis Ruebel and Mariorie Schulze collaborate on duties in u corner oi Room 7. Andy Nelson and Reme Schmidtke keep occupied with tasks in all parts oi the school Possessmq the patience of lob our bus drivers Mickey Thompson Herb Ulrich Elmer Peltz Bob Reidel Chris Christensen Alvin Hulslzer Peter Helvlck 12 . 4 v A f, Q h 1 FACULTY MEMBERS PEP UP STUDENTS AND TEAM WITH SKIT BEFORE AN IMPORTANT GAME THE BOOKMOBILE PROVIDES FACULTY MEMBERS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR CHOOSING NEW BOOK FOR SCHOOL LIBRARY NOON GUARDS ENIOY RESPITE BEFORE BEING MOBBED BY RETURNING STUDENTS FACULTY GOURMETS SWOOP DOWN UPON DEFENSELESS TIDBITS ON ANNUAL PICNIC. Valedictoria n 2222 22 2 Salut ' atorlan Four-year H onor Students R Harris L CLASS M Class of Th OTTO Today we follow tomorrow we lead CLASS COLORS Aqua and Wh1te CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM HOYER Bill Presldenl General Course Band 3 4 Glee Clubs 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 All State Chorus 2 Dance Band 3 4 Student Councll 2 4 Class Treasurer 2 Class Pres: dent 4 News Team 1 3 Reglster lreporterl mls lorganlzatlonsl The barntone 0 Bull Noko s are bearln LOIS g down RESSLER Louxe Vrce presxdent Commercxal Course Hampton 1 Pep Club 234 Band 234 Kllbr 37 Brass Sextet 34 French Horn Quartet 3 Woodwnnd Qumtet 2 Student Councul 3 Class Secretary 23 Class Vuce President 4 Homecoming A nster ltypustl Nokomns Ch eem to mak l95I-I952 e Stars ttendant Reg umorl Loune just ca e up her mmd PETER IOHNSON Pete Treasurer General Course Pep Clcb 234 Mlxed Chorus 34 Glee Club 34 D of D 34 Student Councul 3 Class Vlce Pres: dent 3 Class Treasurer 4 Assembly Co Hom coming Escort Regust tsalesmanl Humb mmlttee 4 er freporterl oldt Hugh s CAM Nokomls most ellglble ILLA I-'AI bachelor N Mmna -S,cretary General Course G.A.A. 1,2,3 4' Kvice-pres. 4l' Assembly Committee 1 2,3 4' Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Csec-treas. 37' Cheerleader 2,3 4' Cecllian 12' Bel Canto 34' Mixed Chorus 34' Operetta 3 4' D. of D. 3 4' Homecomin Class Secretary 4' Nokomis KA ' Register treporterl' ter's w'f 9 Queen' ssustant Managerl' A general s life or a meat-cut- I e should be good enough for a queen. 2 2 2 s,,, 2 Mary Wogen 2 ,sss ,,ssssesss,,ss A nne Harris - obert Baker Phyllis Chantland, Ioan Eswine Anne awrence Iensen Marian Kirchhof Robert Kirchhof Bill Lowd Elwyn Weible Mary Wogen. Junior-Senior Banquet 22 2 ssss,ssss Class Play ,,,,s 2 ,Y,, Baccalaureate C er, lass Br eakiast C 22 Ma ornmen 5 cement 2 May 15-16 2 May 25 2 22222May 29 2 22 May 29 nt We're loyal to you, YVONNE ABENS Vonnle Commercxal Course ldl Cecnllan2 B C o Cp 41 Sexe 3 4 Operetta 34 Pep Club 4 Nluxed Chorus 34 ent C ncnl 4 AISta Chorus 4 Regus r ftypustl Nokomns lorgamzatnousl Speed queen of the shorthand pad IOHN ANDERSON Oats General Course Football 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Track 3 Baseball 1 2 34 I lVlgr 21 Reguster lreporterl Nokomss lsales n ats 1 1 n r n to grovt a lnttle rn Humboldt l-liglw LELA BAGENSTOS Tykxe General Course W erloo 12 Chapin 3 Debate 4 lPres 4l p Cretta 4 Nlnxed Chorus 4 Bel Canto 4 Declam 4 D 4 Contest Play 4 Regnster Krepor Nokomns Kcalendarl Lela s chlef debate quallfnmtuon 1 good talker ROBERT BAKER Mel General Course Foo ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball llVlgr 2 31 Track 1 2 H Club 1 2 3 4 fsec 43 Class Vncc Presndent Studert Councul 1 2 34 Kpres 43 News Team 12 3 Regnster freporterl Nokomrs lphotographerb Hom comnhg escort Nlel was kept busy wrth hs bevy of uhotograph rs for the year book bv DEAN BELT Dxzzy General Course A R P N0 or rs Csalcsruan S oo tt Dem graduates IACQUELINE BRADFORD Iaclue Commercial Course B wd 1 2 3 4 'Vlnxed Clarmet Quartet 1 2 3 4 Cec ual 1 2 B I Canto 3 4 Operetu 34 Mrxed Cho N rw Ctyl l Regxster Ktyprstl avcrlte Sayug s L b ROBERT BUCHAN Abey General Course C elball 12 r k F 4 N0 mu :Stl ister v :st r r' r hr r I u D UU Q PHYLLIS CHANTLAND Phyl General Course I ran 1 o Nl e rorus tt lv y lrterpretnve Rea rw 34 y S ' C H T -4 2 3 4 C 31 ptecn Fes r a wa 3 R iron erl N omns Iasses Phyls poetr re troral recogn r 15 To your gold ancl y MONA LEE DAVIS- Commerclcl Course Ceculuan 2 Bel Canto 4 llllrx d Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Regnster lreporterl Nokonns ltyprstl Assembly Coumlttec 4 Mona noud luke a home lHolmJ she 1 all h r o ROGER DAY Feels General Course 1d123 PepClub34H ub234FFA Nlxxed Chorus 2 4 Boys Glee Club 3 4 Boys Qu1r 3 4 Ope etta 3 4 B sketb1lI 1 4 Trac Cnvgr 21 Homecomulq Escort All State Chorus 4 ntguster lkcporterl Mokonus 4SlIesunanl Feets s gurls cl K b nos. ' . RITA DEGROOTE- Beet Commercial Course S A ent Council 1,4 lvicespresld nt 47 Cecnlnn Bel Canto 2,34 tsec.-treas. 43 Mnxed Chorus 2 eretta 2 3,4, Band 1 2 3 4 C 1 G.A.A. 1 2 3,4 ltreas. 43, Assembly Commrttee 2 Spellnng Tenn 1,2g Register ltyprstl Nokorms fmu an typistlg extet 1, l L fo n a puck up har for riding, GEORGE DUNPHY- Bird General Course Nlnxed Chorus 2 3,45 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 ball 1 3,4 H-C ub P C 2 3 uad 1,2 3,4j Agriculture 4 He flles through air mth the greatest of ease Well baclc you to stand Galnst the best In the land IOANNE EDGE I General Course I nan 1 2 0 e :ter lreporterl N komus 6 las esl Vthose turn us ut tonight? IANE EHRHARDT lame General Course Ceclllan 2 3 4 Regnst r ltyplstl Nokbnx :sth SI IS 1 true fre nd who never b tr s JOAN ESWINE General Course Ceclluan 1 Bel Canto 2 34 Nllxed Chorus 2 3 Op eretla 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 lpres 47 All State Band 4 Dance Band 34 Brass Sextet 34 Trombone rtet 34 Declam 14 D of D o Play 2 Contest Play 2 G A A 1 Assembly Commnt te 2 E of E 3 Stud nt Councnl 4 News Team 3 Regnster lreporterl Nokonus lmusucl Joan 1nd her trombone make lor good lnstemng MAYNARD GREGERSEN Glger General Course Glee Club 1 Nokomns lsalesmanl Regnster lreporterl A quuet country boy that goes for a flarmng redh ad General Course General Course lea U ANNE HARRIS- General Course nd 12 3 d P a a o lllluxe C :urns 34 ta 2 3 4 G A A l 2 3 4 l as D bale 3 4 Ornqnlal Orator a e Contest 3l Recl r freporterl Nokon as d WD flu 4 A semblv Covnnntt e 4 lte s Te S I T rx Vo Fe al 2 3 4 s wal 12 r a s s a ru er CALVIN HEDEGAARDH Cal General Course ar Lake 1,2g Sf. a ' g Fo hal 1,2,3,4,' - all 3g rack ,,' - T ,' Bn 4g lil: Chorus 4g Boys' Quartet 4g Nlnxed Quartet 4,' Boys' Glee Club 45 Operetta 4g Regnster Creporterlj Nokomus thumorlg Army ind basketball make tough competltnon for a queen. ..17.. MARIORIE HAMPSON Margte nstfr pl No ann r. assel IV rgn: 5 pr: KENNETH HANSON Kenny 0 tml 1 e l lrfparter Nokov s tp oto r orcrl Go Cllmore IAMES IACOBSEN hm For we know you are grand Humboldt l-hgh EARL HELVICK General Course tb1lI1234 Basketb1ll1234 Ta 12 seball 4 H Club 2 3 4 D of D 3 4 lllllxed Cho 4 Clee C ub 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Festlval 4 fslldlxllf Durectorl Debate 34 Radio Speakmg nlokovnus fAiSlSli'll1l lvanage J Re lster Lerl J st I a cnt THOMAS HENDERSON Tom a d Cal 12 Band 3 4 Dance Band 34 Br s Sex et -'l Op retta 4 Nllxed Ch rus 4 G rman Band 34 lXlOkOlTllS lautl Reglster l r 'l x ls ua gr atest proto r ELEANOR HEUN General Course G A A 1 2 3 4 Cecellan 1 Nokomls lsalesman Reg lst r lreporterl I never trouble lessons tlll lessons trouble me MARLENE HOLDEN Mar General Course eerleader 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 G A A 3 4 lplayday 39 Ceclllan 1 fpresl Bel Canto 2 3 4 Nllxed Chorus 234 Sextet 1 2 4 Trno 3 Operetta 2 3 4 Spelllng Team 2 Class Presldent 2 Student Councll 2 Assembly Commlttee 2 34 Reglster lr pozterl Nokomls Manager 4 Honlecommg Attendant of D 234 lsec treas 4 play 231 Con LAWRENCE JENSEN General Course A Clee Club 4 Nokomxs lsalesm n geglster freporterl J 1 as a loyal member of th A General Course lest Play23 D of D 234vlc0 pres 43 F 1 23 4 lpres 3 treas 41 Class Secretary 1 ss Vice Presldent 2 Class Presndent 3 Student Councnl 3 Track 12 Basketball 2 Reglster ireporterl No konns lphotographerl Festxval Play 4 Holnecbnnng Egfcrt 4 Why are such eluglble males so unattann a e ISABELLE IOHNSON Izzle Commercial Course than 12 Bel Canto 34 Nlnxed Chorus 3 , a 34 glster Ktypustl N kovnls ltyplstl an erlted a happy dnsposluun from er A e ancestors NANCY IOHNSON Nance General Course l lan12 lpres 29 n lVlux Chorus 3 Operetta 3 4 Band 2 3 4 lDllln1 lvlalouette ec reas 43 3 Slllde C l c ss Tr: 1surer 3 D of D 4 Nokonus lAssus orl Regnster Creporterl Pep Club 12 Br s Se tet 34 Nance 1lvtays nmalages t keep ln st p nth the bass w ll W!! 18 O FOO- - ,,',z -'Clf,,3,-1' Ba. g- ,g. rus 2,3,J lv ,,j ,jv'.Play 3,4j A , I lk 'rg g' fre- pcr g u C b n.e lnne. Oakln, .,g ,g ,j a,s t 5 e g ' 3 , e ,j ' ' g A Crepotelg e ' Cali- lcrn 's -3 zz te. Le- 4 , , , ,J , A f Ch ,,,:.-.1,2- f K , , z n , , 1 E ' :I , , ,Y I , A I I I ,Y E. 450.1 . 111951 Play 25 Mar lVlar the D, F, likes to chase l'Kjars. F.F. . 1,2,3j - j ' 3 lj ' 5 in ' 3- C0'l ,i- .,,'- .g.F.A. .fl zClaA , V ,, I :V I Q - ,gr Ik, Cen , 5 , g ' Q Osm- ctt , Q Re ' g 'o g lzzie h ' h 'l lzrs - I K M Cecl , . 5BeI Ca to 3,4 llnhr. 3: 'ed A X 4, s -tl . g GAA, 1,2, ,451 nt Olrll nl 3g V Cla -r 5 . . 5 ' 'tant Edit g ' Q , ' as, x , g . - : o e 1. drulz. smash out that ball, l-lumboldlc l-luglw RICHARD IOHNSON Loves General Course balIl234l 1 1111114 l Alok r as larll Reqlster lrepollel oves us tm ootb1l p ice one a good lure c VERNON IOINER Lome General Course ball 2 3 4 B kelbwll 1234 Ba nl 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Waxed Cbrlus 3 4 Operetla 3 4 H Club 3 4 F F A 1 2 Regnster lreporterl Nokol lalesmaul Qlalnfncalxons A car untelllgemce d o s a ern: lC ersomln y Vlha more can ou ask for? KONRAD KANNENBERG Kannenball General Course Colorado 1 Nebraska Kansas 2 Hampton 2 3 Foot ball 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 Baseball 4 Glee Club Chorus 4 Operetta 4 H Club 4 Reglster porter? Nokomns lhumorl Hobby Women and hovxl MARIAN KIRCHHOF Commerclal Course C :ran 123 Bel Camo 4 Operetta 4 Regus er fly :SU Nokonus llypvstl A cheerful vvanlress ns a pleasure to see Q General Course General Course eirl A 19 ROBERT KIRCHHOF Bob General Course ebaII12 FFA S T N13 l er lr povterl Nokomls lathletucsl Thus fu ur lxllle to BLVERLY KIRCHHOFF Bev General Course Regnster lreoolte l Cecnlnu 1 2 Nokomws lsalesmanl n 12 Opeuetta 34 Cheerleader 3 Assembly Comnullee 34 p b T Kutly gets a xulh ber Po CHARLEQ KLEVELAND Chuck A R ' mo Nokouu lsr cs l n 1 k b one all Cou ty s mast successful farm ALFRED KNIERIEM Al tball 1234 k6t1Il v L es T ur 123 Assem Commuter ours al zu Ambn S . Fool , , , V mgr, ll: Footb. ll C-Il. g Base- lzall 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2 3,45 H-Club 123,-1 pros. 41g Pep Club 1,' on 5 ' ' 'lf L kuof P1 l rl ISllll the only I. wil ' ls uc ded. Foot , , g as . , , . g set. l 1,2,- 1 1 1 l - 1 1 1 - , 5 . . . , 5 5 ms S g 1 ' : , ' , goo lok, t'f p 1t,'lr'etr y A. 42 I J ' :P I- J I ' fre- . - f ec I' , , Q- I g wg -1 , P' I - I ' V Y' B ., 1, Bag , Q , , ,2,3,4j pelllng ea' , Q Reg st. e g j 1 farmer has say. f Bel Ca to 3,4g' lllllxed Chorus, 4g G.A.A, , 13,4 1,2, , 5 Pe, 'cm 1,2,3,4g has ' long ,X uell lu . och. F.F. . 1,2,3g eglster rlcrbj s ll '- na Jq Tcu years from :low 'lCluc v.nIl e of Hmibzl 'l ' , ers, ,Q 1-9 - Foo 1 , ,' Bas 'bl 1,2 Cuvgr, 3,4Jg H-Club 34 C :L--pr ,475 u.k , , j bly ' 1 Reqlsler lV9D0!l.Cll,' Nok ' I rlr Lslj llou' Tc I . me llle al an dwural. We re backing you all Humboldt High CHIRLEY KUEHNAST Commercial Course C I lan 12 Bel Canto 34 Nllxed Chorus 3 4 p t 'a 34 All State Chorls 4 Reguster ftybr onus lnusl fer ty has a DORIS LANE Dody General Course C cnl an 1 2 Nokonus lsaltsvnanl Reguster lreporterl Dorls che rful svnule 'eav s a happy atmosphere DORIS LEE Dory A C 1 2 Nokom Kg r s net: sl Reguster ftypustl Amhntnon To change h r name to Thomas or to be an effluent secretary ROGER LINDEMAN Roq General Course l-ootball 1 Track 1 Register Creporterl 0 H1 t be the qulet type an c ass MARVIN LINDEMANN Marv General Course Football 2 3 4 Track 2 Nllxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 3 Opeletta 34 Pep Club 4 F A 23 Nokomns 4salesmanJ Assembly Commuttee 34 Register fre porterl If anythlng needs flxnng gust call Marv WILLIAM LOWDER Sappy General Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 12 3 4 Football 1 2 rack 1 2 3 4 H Clu 1 2 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Class President 1 Stu en Councul 12 3 4 Vice Presndent Conference Councnl 4 Nokomns fathletucsl Reguster lreporterl Oh well S you cant all be luc ' MARGARET MCBURNEY Muqrat General Course 1 1234 I br 45 Brass Sex t3 Bel Cano 4 C c 1 Nhxod Chorus 234 Opere a 4 extet134 GAA 234 PepClub2 lsr-c treas 41 Reglster Creporterl Nokonnls lgnrls a etncsl A nvnocent ftce but you can never tell NEVA MEYER General Course C :han 12 Bel Canto 34 IVhxed Chorus 3 4 p ta 34 GAA Relser p r erl, N konus lsalesnwanl Neva hopes to ee the wide wide world unLES ,... -.20.. ...ff Our team is our tame protector LOIS REEDY Lou General C urse C'ub 1 2 3 1 2 Ass mbly Comn lt Reglst r freporterl Nolcom s K alenchrl The patletts wr apprecuat Nurse R edy s pleasant smnle HAROLD NOSTROM General Course A 123 Reglster Creporterl Nokomls lcalet darl Harold keeps th name of has gurl a secret ALICE PEDERSEN Peue General Course G A A 2 3 4 lRep 47 Pep Club 3 4 Assembly Com muttee 4 Nokonus tglrls athletncsl Regnster ltyp :Stl The three terrors seem to get around IULIANNE SKOW George General Course C Ilan 12 Regnster ltyplstb Nokonus ftypltl There s always a new Guy for George GERALD SOLBECK Solly General Course Football 24 Basketball 34 Baseball 13 Golf 3 ub234 DofD1234lvncepres 33 As bly Comrnlttee 34 Regnster lreporterl Nokomus tfacultyl Contest Play 1 Debate 3 Operetta 24 Clee Club 1 2 4 Nllxed Chorus 2 4 Light Crew 2 3 4 D of D Play 3 Trademark Pnxne eet ROBERT SOLBECK Bob General Course Track 1 Nlnxed Chorus 12 Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 2 Reguster lreporterl Nokonus lsalesrnanl Motto Never a qunet moment NORENE THODEN Tody General Course Ass mbly Comrnnttee 3 Pep Club 3 4 Nokomls ffac ultyl Reguster lreporterl Ceclllan 23 Student Re pcrter for Fort Dodge KFlVlY KVFD 4 Tody 5 loyalty to Llv rmore has endured through four years H ARNOLD TORKELSON Tork General Course Track 34 Nokonus lsalesntanl Regnster lreporterl Tcrks tlme seens to be dnvnded b tween TWO farms 21 On boys, for we expect DONALD VEST Vesty Gle Club 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Ooeretta 2 3 4 A'l State Chorus 3 Track 1 2 Pep Club 3 4 tpres 43 Home oming Master of Ceremonies Student Council 4 Assemby Committee 4 Festival Play 4 Regis ter treport r3 Nokomis thumorl Einsteins future l'lV2t WALTER WARD Wilbur General Course Corwith 1 2 F F A 3 Glee Club 4 Mix d Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Register treportel Nokomis lorganiza t ns3 He doesnt make th dust fly but he e s around ALICE WATTS- Genercxl Course ARDIS WILCOX Ardy Cecilian 12 Nokomis lart3 Register lreporterl Quiet and shy Ardys ambition is to live on the West Coast DONALD WILCOX Don General Course Fort Dodge 1 2 Sewell 2 Register treporter3 N Kon is iclasses3 A qu et tongue shows a busy n ind MARY WOGEN- General Course Cecilian 1' Bel Canto 234 ilibr. 2 accomp. 343' Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 tacconip. 33, Band 2,3,4g Mixed Clarinet Quartet 23,45 All-State Band 3,4j Sextet 1,3 taccomp. 43, F. of E. 1,35 News Team 1,2,35 Spelling Team 2,3p Register lreporter3, Nokomis Assistant Editorlg Operetta 2,3,4 taccomp 3,431 State Music Contest tinstrumental solo 335 Vocal Festival 2,3,4, Band Festival 2,3,4, Student Council 2,4 lsec.-treas. 43, Mixed Quartet 4, D. of D. 4, If it's anything in music, call on Mary. -22- Pep Club 1234 Ceciluan 1 Register treporter3 Assembly Committee 4 Nokomis lorganizations3 Alice as a good deal iGoodell3 more quiet to Day Lowder please' ELWYN WEIBLE General Course Band 1234 Nevis Team 23 Spelling Team 2 D A R History Award 3 Register tEditor3 Nokomis ca'endar Will Elwyn be teaching history or making 7 A victory from you, Humboldt I-hgh COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS RON RASMUSSEN BEVERLY HOCKEL BILL HOYER DON PIERSON AND MARILYN IOHNSON POSE WITH SOLEMN DIGNITY TWO LONE MALES ARE AMONG CLASS BREAKFAST SPEAKERS 11 J 4...f.. 1951 ALUMNI REENACT OUR TOWN AS OUR SCHOOL FOR OPENING ASSEMBLY THE CLASS OF 1951 FINDS ITSELF WELL REPRESENTED AT ALUMNI CHRISTMAS DANCE 104 23 I o . 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L , ,. ., ., .. af ., - 4 . , Y .W , V ll' IUNIOR CLASS First Row loft n Simpson Donna lvlease Ear ara Q hultz Carolyn Saul lamc Vfesterbeck Earline Whipple Karen Kaslin rvonrre S nuler Second Row E11 rt M iri Ioseohine Saba KY Phx hs Thompson Ioar Sch n Nancy Robmson D lma Nelson Beverly Severson Donna Mclf nna '1'h1rdRow Daryl Long Wayne Schulze ll rvyi I irson Rod Anlie ra d lf nn av Lloyd loin la lc llitsoard hen Thorson Class of I953 The Supporting Cast Iunio Seventeen energetic Junior boys got the jump on the school year by reporting for football two weeks early Even football was forced to take a backseat for the class picnic as practice was dropped to enable the boys to be loaded up with the rest of the gang to be hauled out to hogsback for the annual outing The food commit tee was very generous and it was reported everyone had all they wanted of hot dogs potato chips pop cookies and ice cream Highlight of the evening was waiting UD for the bus in the ram Mr Carter and Mr Meahff were guest sponsors with Mr Reis Mrs Mealift and Miss Ma1n regular sponsors attending With a little prodding enough sellers were on hand at each basketball game to sell apples candy bars gum pop shoestrmg potatoes and bon bons Sales were also carried on at noon and after school to further enrich the class treasury. Larry Larsen treasurer proved to be efficient at both counting money and doing the buying. Iohn Holdefer proved his salesrnanship ability and was thereby proclamied as the top bon bon salesman. r Class Officers: ffanald Vxleiss, secretary: Larry Larsen, Treasurer- Neal Christensen, president: Kenneth Lovrien vicepresident. .....24.. ll! IUNIOR CLASS First Row Smrley Mmron Mrldred Knchhof Darlene lacobson LaVonn Cla A Elame Kl veland I anne Lcwder Second Row Conme Fellows Sharon Brown Lucrlle Ch rstensen Geraldrne Carnper Mrldred Ernst Shrrley Knudson Marllyn Ahlrrchs Marzlyn Johnson Third Row Lyle Day Vary Have Ruth Davrs Esther Erickson Mary Lou Hoffman Ioan Fremmlnq Glorra lohnson Norma Day helen Edwards Mered th lllasoa r Fourth Row Davrd Callahan Robert Lehman Iohn Holdefer Marvrn Grebner Larry Larsen Kenny Lovrren Ray Kunert Gordon Kxr hhoff Don Helvl lc Don Marcellus Plans for the Iun1orSen1or Prom were started 1n January wrth Nancy Robmson as general cha1rman Other comrmttee chcnr men were food Mary Hoffman and Davld Callahan banquet decorat1ons Donna Mease and Gerald Kennedy prom decora trons Carolyn Saul and Barbara Schultz 1nv1tat1ons Sharon Brown and Lucllle Chrls tensen programs Ruth Dav1s and Erleen Mornson dance Donn1e I-Ielvlck and Rod Amhe One of the brggest asslgnments seemed to be to keep the senlors guess1ng The jumors took the1r place scholastxcally by havlng the largest percentage of students on the semester honor roll Those achlevlng th1s honor were Rod Amhe Sharon Brown Davrd Callahan Esther Enckson M1ldred Ernst Connle Fellows Mary Have Donn1e Helvlck Mary Hoffman Glona Iohnson M11 dred Krrchhof Robert Lehman Kay Lothr1ng er Monrad Mandsager Donna Mease E11een Mornson Nancy Robrnson Carolyn Saul Yvonne Schuler Barbara Schultz and Phylhs Thompson EAGER PICNICKERS MOB THE BUS. SUPER SALESMEN BOLSTER CLASS FUNDS. -25- SOPHOMORE CLASS Fxrst Row Veda B em Karla Anders n lean B rnett Harrie Hoisel Kaye Freaericksen lanue rlaag Norma lacobson Ianet lohnson Arlen Kunert Second Row Donald B Lloyd 17 rrf Iam e Kunert Patt Edd Donna Buckingham Carolee Hansen Sharon Erilcs n Shir ey Bommel Agnes uolnns lulia Beeson Elaine Ben son Third Row Eddie ueorge David Long loe Iensen P l-l llick on Dale Jagay lfcnneth Gustafson Kenneth Kannenl era Dallas Butler Morris Kirchhof Iohn Iensen Class of l95Ll The But Players Miss Iohnson and Mr Staudt ably piloted the 81 sophomores through their second year in Humboldt High School The major social event of the fall season was the class picnic at Friesth Woods Mr Helvick and Mr Thompson chauftered the festive group to the picnic grounds M1ss Marston and Mr Hadar were faculty guests On Thursday November 15 the sopho mores embarked upon their annual magazine sales campaign to bolster the class treasury. In the two week campaign the average sales per student were S10 33 and 91 38 per cent of the class made sales A total of S260 70 Went 1nto the sophomore till when final tabu lations were in Dallas Butler Won the Bulova Watch awarded the high salesman of the campaign Nearly one fourth of the sophomores suc ceeded in adding their names to the first se rnester honor roll Iackie Shick paced the ent1re high school with a spectacular average of 96 percent. Other sophomores to win scholarship acclaim included Ianice Kunert Mary Io Rathke Marilyn Marcellus Harriet Housel Iean Torkelson Arlene Kunert Craig Miller Braden Stevenson Mary Hill Karla Anderson Marietta Morgan Iohn Iensen Nelda Thoden Myrna Williams Patty Edge Robert Rohr Ioyce Ropte and Marilyn Sor- len. In addition to maintaining high standards of scholastic achievement the sophomores were well represented in every phase of extra-curricular activity. The freshman-sopha Sophomore Class Officers: Harriett Housc-l sofretaryy Carla flndersen, treasurerp Miss lohnson, vlass span- sory Craig lwltller, gtrfrsidentg Bra-.len otevfnscn, vitro' V2.'.'SlCCIlt. -25- SOPHOMORE CLASS St Row ltfar lvm lla fllus 1. IS ,fl GT lf fl M Iclflilll Second Row ll rr lN rn e I J FII Third Row DHI lan lJl'K l on Crm, Mlller Fw yn Straw Rrghaul Wll JY Fourth Row Pow 1' sr GIOIKY Ce W1 1 Q lu- fl Ilbf more basketball squad rehed almost ent1re1y on sophomore talent to cop 1ts co charnpxon ratmg 1n the North Central Conference Vars1ty football baseball and track also numbered many sophomores 1n the1r ranks Both fellows and grrls d1d excellent work 1n drama and speech prolects And of course the rnustclans 1n the class com prrsed an 1nd1spensable port1on of Mrs Iuels and Mr Bell s rosters The sophomore class can feel assured that thetrs has been an 1nvaluable contrrbutron to the success of the school drama of 1951 1952 Thelr expenence wtll better quallfy them for the supportmg roles of next year when they have become the Junror class of Humboldt Hrgh School l SOPHOMORE STUDENTS DECOHATE BOARDS IN ROOM 12 MAGAZINE SELLERS CHECK LISTS AND PRIZES WITH THE CAPTAIN 27 :Fir -- 1, xy 1. r.:: , o 1 'f-l lrer, Giylt Lei- 1 ' , M 1 z. So get, Lisii e . 'f . . v y 151 llflliiazxls, '15 151 Yvlvvlklff, 11,1011 Dungwlw, Patty' limit, ..lfr11',':1 Nelson, 17.11101 Sr: fx, fielfla llizlrzt lv ',,' 'fd Rein, lvlCIIlf?ffZ lvlordfm. ' Narnia Lfglartjlr, Leu Ixllll llli'KllIl '14, B, tg' Trfixfi, Hui. Yost, l.I'::,' fu Rflllllffi, C4l'IIlIlf' Nlllf-S, Mary lflolltar, Erlf-no Pct Illlltjl, S:1'11w'1Sl1eg:a1rl,laclcie S '::1vk, Gwendolyn Smxtl., Ralpvlx Bawexx, Q Wg lp I f 'ff Y, V A ,BQ K , -I '- ' fx ,, l arvl Nelwrx, 3 It 'u'ft.rg1ple, 3 014:11 'l'nrr1gwE:1ns, Rc, 'r .,fl.ultz, N-jx. Sm 1 , 1-I'II'.'lIl Son-r1s':11, Gawler: l.1!IIIllIlI, D'Il1N'IIl vl1'U'It'Il Br 'len SH-Ve vu, Bll! P11-15:11, l.ff'1r:s:1f'1ll l.r,'.'Ilf3It. - I 1 D I I . . . - . . . . , 'Q FRESHMAN CLASS First Row Dlxl Greene Lots Larson le rnet e Lehman Ioarne Larsen Renme Lou Bastlan Patty Beeoe Dane Lxndstr m Rah ahrlstensen Marvel lflrchncf Second Row Marlen Ernst Shlrley Lane Ruth Kramer Homme Brownneld Esther Koob Carol Ahlnchs Karl Al' an Carolyn H rr1l4 Vlrgxna Cleveland Third Row lt an yn Ferry Leola Loftus loan Kas 1U Dale Bagenstc Alan L vrren laclc L, elerley lrm Alou Dan Daqgy Me vm Bortmel Dale Kramer Ianyc 'Ctr hho Judy Edwards Lmaa Anderson Fourth Row Tom Hoyer Russell Chnstensen Allen ,lensen Ilrn Clabauqh hm Eevolcl loe Guert man Fred dollar Don Kuehnast Marlyn Oreqersen Class of l955 The Walk Ons A horde of 98 bewrldered but eager fresh men descended upon the Humboldt Hrgh School 1n early September bent upon mak1ng an envlable reputanon among the d1gn1f1ed upperclassmen They soon demonstrated re markable capacltles 1n almost any li11'1d of endeavor Escorted by Mr Sunwall one of the1r sponsors and Mr Schultz they hlked to the p1cn1c srte 1n Skow s woods on October 9th for an h1lar1ous evenlngs of frollc food and frogs A subtle crew managed ln an un guarded moment to yack up Mtss Rollands Rag Top so effectlvely that she later had to walk to the nearest farm house for help Further demonstratlng the1r unusual ab1l1t1es on October 22 the freshmen launched a two week Curtrs Magazlne campalgn unequaled 1n the h1story of the school The total sales was S1545 70 and the freshman treasury expanded to the comfortable balance of S500 Early 1n December when the pr1zes for salesmen fmally arr1ved a party was held m the gym Games danclng refreshments and the presentatlon of awards made 1t a gala occas1on Renme Lou Bast1an rece1ved the radro pnze for the h1gh salesman In boys athletlcs and IH G A A the freshman were r1ght 1n there spark1ng the var1ous teams Muslc organ1zat1ons too were an 1mport Freshman Class Officers: Russell Chris- tensen, president: Donavon Daqqy, treasurerg Diane Lindstrorn, secretaryg Mary lo Chamberlain, vice-president. .-28-. 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FRESHMAN CLASS Farsi Row Phylhs Rohr Ka n een lensen la 11a Nels n llarv Margaret M rr1s Second Row Norma McFarland Mary Rhoads Evelyn Sabacky Mar ene Ped rsen Mary Arn Nelson Mar1lyn Roh nsor Myrna NVlll1G!TlS 'if rbara Hank Tlurd Row Marlene McFarland Kay lolnnson Barbara Olson Mary Etta Solbeck Marrlyn Srlbatdgh Marrlyn Edwards Beverly Nelson lean Schuler Lau 1ta Rusner Carmen 1JlOff1SOl'l Fourth Row Rrchard Scott I d Strelow lames Stoddard lrvtn Nelson lflervln P terson Voter Stn' nsen B1lly Soppeland Rrcharcl Srachan Alfred Woodward Randall Strand Clark Lane Gary Wncox tant phase of the freshman extra curncular accomphshments They were capably represented 1n speech and drama actrv 1t1es Ianyce Krrchhof and Barbara Bank quahhed for mter scholastlc competltlon Kathleen Iensen and Ianyce K1rch hof can number themselves among the lrterary ehte of our school hav1ng wntten stor1es ranked among the f1rst ten 1n the annual Nokomls short story contest Scholastrcally the freshmen took a back seat to no one A wlde varlety of subject xnterest was made evldent by the fact that freshmen were enrolled 1n algebra general math matlcs Enghsh sp'-tech art home economrcs xocatronal agnculture general SCIGHCS bus1ness Spanrsh and geogra phy Twenty freshman names were hsted on the f1rst semes ter honor doll Llnda Andersen Iudy Edwards Ianyce Klrch hof Carmen Morrlson Ioanne Larsen Leola Loftus Mary Margaret MGIIIS Evelyn Sabacky Carol Ahlrlchs Ruth Chrlstensen Allen Iensen Barbara Olson Kathleen Iensen Marlene Pedersen Fred Hollar Arloween Loverrng Ted Stre low Karen Altman Ioan Kashn and Shar1 Greene Russell Chnsten en holds aloft the Curtrs plaqu lor the approval of salesmen Renme Lou Bastran and Dean Kmght CASES OF POP AND GALLONS OF ICE CREAM PROVED TO BE THE FAVORITES OF THE I-'AMISHED FROSH. -23- Iunior High instructors, Mr. Piper, Miss Betts and Mr. Iuel, inspect cumulative records in study hall. Mr. Piper taught mathematics and science, and assisted with the safety patrol and coach- ing. Mrs. Rank instructed eighth grade Eng- lish students and sponsored the dramatics program Miss Betts taught language arts and C1V1CS She was also seventh grade counselor and in charge of the library lunior High Chorus consisting of sixty voices participated in several programs The play Raspberry Red was presented be for an appreciative high school audience at the October 3 assembly The Halloween party was a howlm success and most of the junior high was there Students learned 9 l Junior I-ligh The Understudies On a cool autum day last fall, Ethel Betts, Helen Rank and Charles Piper helped Ariel Iuel usher 143 students-a record breaking junior high enrollment-through the halls of middle corridor to the cramped quarters of the junior high school. Although a bit over- whelming at first, manuevering one's way through senior high school halls to study hall between classes soon became a required skill to be executed with routine calm and precision. Mr. Iuel, the principal, taught social studies, sponsored the safety patrol program and a student council and acted as athletic director. to square dance in after school sessions which Mr. Iuel conducted. The high light of the year was the Iunior High Big Show with a cast of 100 who played before an audi ence virtually packed into the auditorium Saturday mornings the boys participated in an intramural basketball program Mike Bakers Lions were undefeated A junior high cheerleading sextet urged the athletes on to numerous victories Football held the fall spotlight basketball took over the winter months and in the spring the boys returned once more to the out of doors for track and baseball CLASS EIGHT B First Row lyl lensen Cary Leighton M Hel a1ll.ehrran Donna Gr brer Garne Peer sox E her Femla 4a n Rob ns n Clog r Dickinson Gary p Second Row Iames Anderson lohn Underberq lerry Beele Na J Soy pel nd Bonnie lergens Barb xaslm 'Jr 1a Terwll lqer Kathie n lane Stan Fort Willis Hel lickson Dale Hanson Third Row Bonnie Meyer Gavia doaard lvlnce D nahu Lverette Tfiorson Bob Henderson allow Pa ole Marilyn Baugotis Siaron Imnion Sharon fernrq - . . . . , ,, . ,, . . 1 . 1 . H H . . I 1 ' I , H - H , - r. . . , Jn, ,N . nh , : - 53 ,Q A' , a:'1.fn .LL Q , , e . , . i . ,.. v ,i . r l Cgmr , - -, Q- ' ,. re l c,. .de , .,...., , , ff f. ' ,.- - -in .- 'i' V - W , 1 it 1 .a , , , t .na I' , f t , . e .. , , '.. , .1 . , . A ,, ,- , - tr A . A , A o ' , . 0 e, .A , -1 ' - IX . , ' , 1 1 , A , . xi . Q fi f. Y,-6 if , lgl CLASS EIGHT A: First Row larnes Helvisk, Larry Parsons, Don Patton, lerry Lundien, Don Sayers, Keiih Nelson, Mark Christensen. Second Row Marv Baker, Marilyn Newlerry, Unalee Daniel, Dona Strachan, Arlene Ahlrich, Lillian Frist Sjlfia T rwillifger Sallv Clak Doris Nostro Lorena Baqerslos Third Row lflerrv Parker Donna Reedy Nola Leialitori Lavonn 1-oar in vonn liornys n C,arol,n S eoard Barl ara IN ison 1-ilire l hns ri Sharon Fort Fourth Row juni 1 Sl xenscn Lnar es S Hull? Qi rd 1 aua Dick Pri e lV'iKe Baker Eddie Str an Phi Ford ar L Donnell 1 lc we Jr n Dian rilcs n G 'ri BASKETBALL SEASON S RECORD EIGHTH GRADE THEY SEVENTH GRADE A190110 THEY Algona Algona Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Clarion Clarion Goldfield Goldfield Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Pocahontas '51 qv CLASS SEVEN A Fir t Row S ond Row r. r T 1rd How l ll' 31 T 4 IS CLASS SEVEN B Fire! Row l or 1111111 1 1 fl 11719 A11 e1sr111 l CII 11 rsm Norma Tha e11 r Q lu er 5 Vlhlffl NIPWI111 Km R Kill ed Second Row Vfllllil Crrdner lc1e lHQlff'1 I1 Lot 1 1w 1 J1ll1f1er mmf te B1m1f11f11fl lQ1Vc1111e Dederser Betty Lame Sl11lev Bmw11f1e J Pl len Rcml. Thxrd Row '111 ee L:11su1 Deler u l 1 Gr on U Us 11 F1415 '11twr1f11' Jeux V- JI KOY 1e11y We ker err 1 I111 Illl FmbelChr1Qtense11 R1 ll'1fd SUG111 FOOTBALL SEASON S RECORD Eagle Grove Algona Algoncr Webster Clty Eagle Grove THEY IUNIOR HIGH CHORUS: First Row ,lr y B1-ko, 2,11 QL1' , 111 e 'ffl .TlPSS, Lurm fe 1'111fle1sc111, Dc,1n11r1 Gordner, lone 'ig 11' 1, ' ,1111 'w:1rcs, LGIY , 1111 .f1111-11111, ecgn V15 :lf riff 511, ll r w1.1151,11, lVl:1r11:1 Barlow, Howe: rl is '11 , r L'f.1115o , .ne K1 fvg 211111 ef- rf, :wr 1'l'Cl fin, Mor Vikfr, wzy R41 e21121roc,i1, Helen RG , 1-x ,i'Ibf7ll. Yr ow 1 Ar-ef. 11 11541, lf ' Sll'CIc'1I', SCI 11, 15114.12 ,121 l1 l-1',', GCIIV l.QiC31Yf1!1, 1 . . , l7IIllf'S llrxlvirki lfxrry' l'.4c1s.3G l1, .,s1:1111 l'-1vc.lfl, l1,f111ly11 llelvxvk, Qlflfl 5l'Vf'5I1SffYl1 Kflrf ll Rfllfillfifffil BQTTY I-C1119 FO'-lf! Row QIVIIYWI. lvl-1111i11u, Gayle Ol:r1f111!, 1111-L1 NF1'.Vl',Il, K1 '11 Vll11'jES, Dwk pllflh l'-'Hy' lflL1-WIS, R1f'l1'1Y'i lGf1K1G, lUI1ifI F11 vf-1.sr,11, l.1ll1f111 EIIIST, Arleuf AQ.. ., .. lfllfl Nf lS Il, A54 l:kt111s0r1, N ' 11 l,e1 2111111 ll'1l1 1,l' - - -11 K11111l1f11 Lf111f QUIK :loc lJf1111el, Gurrle-11 PIN 15111, fDf,1:111c'1 Haefly, Fifth RDW B01 1114, DG' ,W Rqrgqlf Ezlrlirb SlZ'1'f1K11, lvl1kf'1 Bukfr, l3f11l Feral, Gmy ..... ...1., 1, .,,,,.f. V, l:l1,111l1 '11, l.'1'. '1111f Pg1p1n,5::1, EVQ '1 ' 'k 11 S'1' '1' '1 f 'lsf1 r'f'fC'l-'IL Sl,1'11l1f1 1, f.'f21Iy' Lee Parker. 132- E www QQ MQ 9-Q Q56 wie!-Q IUNIOR HIGH TRACK 1951 Fxrsi Row Mxke Baker KGILL N eve Edd1 Smchan Inn I eye S Inn Fev ld ur Clcrbuoqn Don Daoqy Gene Clark Second Row R1 h Iuquu Gary Grone XLIHIS Helncncson DICK Pn e Dc ow Rcxpple lack C1 ver ey Mlke Dona me R1 hard Ernei Eddle Ccxrfwnqlnt Lyle Jensen IUNIOR HIGH BOYS REPORT FOR FOOTBALL PRACTICE 4 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL: Fits! Row Cory Gr-, 3, 's H,1.f-lcs.n 1Cnf'r JCI ui, f hm ' ,.,rb,, ':, erry Lundien, Iunior Stevenson, Gary Sharp, Reqer Dlckinsor. Second Row Iflrnfyl onch -, thee qke., ' e .h . zgm G, S Stn n, Dck rxe Gary Vclen, lf: , .HSE-H, ','ZT. . , SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL 1951 52 Fxrsi Row erry De cer ' Thmsrr Gfzry Sh rp L rrv M0510 V If w f Second w T s me rr rn Cllr VI 'I D -33 4 iw im, nf 5 , ,WQ ,-1 4 .-uf ug 3, z bm , M ll, C Ai S 5 u S . r 2 f 5 - gg. ,Q vi W y fikxwf it ix S or Q' 4' 22 ?!Q,a C y K 'Q 1 if T IJ 'Y Q . Q . y vi v ?I ' Q.. ' A- 'J 5 . 5 A 2 0 .Q Q K K 1 7 1 QS E ' Q 3 .2 in A I I W' 9 ' Q Lv il A, Ji kk 16 ,:,.1 EE. A ist , - ,X X I Q O if T, W 1 Q: if vt if 5' 4' Q' 5' zz 1' .iq N iz. . in K Z W' we w ,Q f ew 'H Q ., Y 11 ,. Y 'A' fi Q was-,Z 'E 'S' iid if V 5 4 5. L ' f 1- Q 1' K I L nu K'Q?m5iQ 8 I W y mf: , , 3 ,,, 1 ui Q gr-h 2' Y U, 1. y 'Q 'fy i M95 gi y , A 4fi?if35' W ' f' '- g 1, , .,. A -' ., .wana .. AJS v arf- 3 -1 il .QD fi i -1 ' vyknf v z ' YM W4 Vy?AfwS g4'9 X'Ul4S! N' nj WF aww 1 . in . ' W 1 1 x N . f aa VV -. Q K MW' A2 . Q h wc' ,v - 0 .' .. fiffifv ' 1 x 5Y s .. vf 5? rv 4 ' 'J' --'W i ., fi 4 'Q at w , r X ,A 4 Y I Qi of TK ' U N if -f 1 fi Q ,ff 71 -fl V4 5? ' 5' ff, Q k f , 1 L Y ,nv W g - . I V A , 1 ' 3. W , , 4, X if f 7' xi -' Z I v Q gr i3iig?'1 his . :L L x 4 :wa 14, Q K my . 1 f Z ,Qin E ie - . a s ,wi ,, ,. i-,vii -in 1. ... Of FOOTBALL SQUAD: First Row'-Earl I-ielvick, Vernon Ioiner, Kenny Thompson, Cal I-Iedeaaard, Alfred Knieriem, Dick Iohnson, Lloyd Ioiner, Marvin Lindeman, Ioe Iensen, Rowan Schultz, Dale Dagqy. Second Row Konrad Karinen- herq, Marvin Sorenson, Gerald Kennedy, Neal Christensen, Iohri I-loldefer, Kenneth Lovrien, Mervin Iohnson, David Mgliellips, lack I-lihbard, Larry Larsen, lonn Anderson, Don Heivick. Third Row -Assistant Coach Dick Schultz, Tom Dwyer, lohn Cran, Ioe Anderson, lerry Solhegk, Gordon Lonninzj, Don Daqqy, Iirn Fevold, Bob Hellickson, Ioe Guertt- rnan, Gene Clark, Richard XA'ilcox, George Whipple, Braden Stevenson Coach Al I-ladar. Fourth Row Bill Pierson tnianaae-rl, Russell Christensen, Monrad Mandsaqer, Lloyd Ferry, Eddie Ge-orqe, Alan Lovrien, Benny Trexel, Marsh' all Lovrieri, Ralph Bowen, Fred Hollar, Kenneth Kannenherr, Gordon Kirchhofi, Dean Tilley, Don Marcellus, Richard Ernst, Craig Miller tmanaaerl. Football NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L T Algona ,, 1 4 2 Clarion 3 4 0 Clear Lake 4 3 U Eagle Grove , I 1 6 0 Hampton or 5 2 0 Humboldt , ,L 4 2 1 Iowa Falls 2 4 1 Webster City 6 1 0 COACHES HADAR AND SCHULTZ GIVE SOME POINTERS ON TACTICS. THE SQUAD ASSEMBLED FOR ITS DAILY FOOTBALL DRILL. -35- Earl Helvlck Cal Hedegaard Konrad Kannenberg Lzvermore ftherel 1312 Sept 14 In the season opener L1vermore plum meted to a 12 U lead 1n the f1rst quarter A startled Humboldt squad ral11ed to score ln the second penod The W1ldcats came back 1n the clos1ng m1nutes of play to score agatn Wllh Butch Chr1stensen k1ck1ng the w1nn1ng po1nt Iamboree tClar1onl 0 0 Sept 18 The conference teams and bands staged the1r trad1t1ona1 pracnce performances at the Conference Iamboree Clear Lake and Hum boldt played a scoreless fufst quarter Eagle Grove lherel 14 0 Sept 21 The f1rst score came early m the f1rst quar ter when Marv1n Sorensen mtercepted a pass and went 70 yards for a touchdown Cal Hedegaard collected two po1nts by forcmg a touchback on Eagle Grove A f1nal touch down came late 1n the last quarter Claxton ftherel 7 0 Sept 28 Clar1on fell before a desperate W11dcat on slaught 1n the f1na1 m1nutes of play when a 60 yard dr1ve put the Humboldt team over the goal l1ne Once more Butch Chr1stensen made the extra po1nt Hampton fherel 7 22 Oct 12 A powerful Hampton squad overwhelm d the W1ldCGlS 1n the annual Homecom1ng game Th1s was Humboldts flrst defeat 1n 12 games The capta1n for the n1ght Earl Hel v1ck crowned the Homecommg Queen Ca mllla Fam Clear Lake ltherel 27 19 Oct 19 Humboldt outscored Clear Lake 1n a hard fought game Mervm Iohnson tall1ed 6 po1nts Konrad Kannenberg 7 Iohn Holdefer 12 and Butch Chr1stensen 1 for the Hum boldt eleven Iowa Falls lherel 19 0 Oct 26 The Wlldcats trounced Iowa Falls 19 0 1n a home contest Butch Chr1stensen and Iohn Holdefer crossed the l1ne for the f1rst two touchdowns then Donald Marcellus nabbed a fumble and went for the th1rd touchdown Butch Chr1stensen k1cked the extra po1nt Webster Crty ftherel 6 26 Nov 2 The Webster Ctty Lynx revenged last year s defeat by runn1ng up a score of 26 6 Iohn Holdefer made the lone tally for the Wrldcats Algona lherel 1414 Nov 11 Humboldt falled to score 1n the fmal sec onds of play wlth the ball on the 8 yard l1ne fourth down the trad1t1ona1ly b1tterly con tested game ended 1n a 14 14 he D1ck John on center Al Kn1er1em guard and Iohn Holdefer quarterback earned honorable ment1on among hlgh school gnd men of the state Al Kmenem Duck Iohnson Vernon Iomer 'Q 2 f' N 3,15 W ' 4 5 a. . 'Eu Lv ' sl ' 'ral 5 ' A 'K :mf s H ialk' ' s HQ? as Q85 rx FP' 13 A 545-1- 53,3 I-lomecommg October 12, 1951 Enthuslasm ran h1gh as the hlgh school crowd swarmed around the huge bonhre la1C rn Taft Park 1va1t1ng lor that maglc moment when flames would shoot skyward herald1ng the beg1nn1r'g of the festrve Homecommg act1v1t1es Cheerleaders 111SP1I'ed by ant1c1 pat1on of gala events to come lead the lusty The snake dance Wlndlng tuggmg wrrthlng through the busmess dxstrlcts cl1maxed the pep rally In a fever of exc1tement eager rooters crowded the bl achers for the blg game of the season puttrng the W1ldcats agamst a powerhouse Hampton eleven As halft1me approached expectant fans watched for glrmpses of preparatlons for the crownrng ceremon1es The horn sounded the band marched specral performers executed 1ntr1 cate dance routlnes and frnally a bevy of semor grrls w1th the1r handsome escorts dnven 1n sparkhng convert1ble paraded on to the playmg held Don Vest performed h1s dut1es as announcer Earl H9lV1Ck crowned the queen Camxlla Fam and the glxttermg court r tlred from the held ground before a hard hrttmg Hampton of fens1ve The flnal score read Humboldt 7 Hampton 33 Wrth sp1r1ts only sl1ghtly dampened the sports fans became at once party revelers The queen and her court were presented once more at the dance held rn the hxgh school gymnasmm Alumnr and students together had once more made the1r Homecom1ng one of the gala events of the school year WILDCAT GRIDMEN DISPLAY EFFECTIVE DEFENSIVE TACTICS I cheers of an equally excited student body. As play resumed the Humboldt boys gave .. 39 .. Basketball HOLDEFEH GOES INTO THE AIR FOR A HIGH ONE AGAINST EAGLE GROVE. HUMBOLDT SCORES TWO ON CONFERENCE FOE ALGONA X 'lf 'Q FHESHMAN SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Fxrsi Row om I-foyer Rlrhsrd Ernst Don Duqqy james Meyers Ixm P vold Duwd F void RusselI Clnnstensen Second Row A1 Liodar you h Ice Guerttmun Merlxn Peterson hm Cla Lwcmqh Peier S1 louse-n Inn Albus Mun Klmhhof Ben r Y I mfma r Third Row Rlchcrd Wllcox Ioe Andersen 'Tcl Dnzqqv B b '-Ielh neon Marvln Solenson George W 1DrvI CICIIQ MINS! 40 C-J Varsity Freshmen Sophomore Luverne lherei , Rolfe Cherel Hampton itherel Webster City Cherel Iowa Falls ftherel Livermore Ctherel Y Y Manson Cherel eeeee Clarion Kherel Forest C1ty Ctherel Algona Ctherel Eagle Grove there? Fort Dodge C C there? Clear Lake fherel Conference Tournament Algona Pocahontas Cherel Eagle Grove there? L1vermore there? Clear Lake Ctherel Algona there? Secnonal Tournament CFort Dodge C CJ Track l95l Fleetlooted two mxle relay boys Ronald Rassmussen. lens Nielson, Dale Daqgy, and Blll Low der, capped a conference txtle. too TRACK SQUAD Fxrst Row Blll P1 son tmanaaerl Cerald Manale Iohn Iaaaa Kenneth Lovrren George Sxsson Braden Stevenson Cman age-rl Second Row Ilnmr lr 11 lcson Dale Doggy Iohn Holdefer Chrrs K r C rt Clson B111 Lowder Allse Sorens n Eugene Brockman Thlrd Row Coach A1 Hadar Marvm Sorensen hm ODonnell Drck Baker Duane Lar on ASSISTGHT Coach Ted Iuel Copplng a grand total of 70 po1nts at the Clar1on meet to become the North Central Conference Champ 1ons of 1951 the Humboldt c1nder men cllmaxed an outstandmg season s performance Three tro ph1es were added to the school s collect1on the North Central Conference trophy the 880 yard relay trophy and the one m1le relay trophy In the Pocahontas Relays Humboldt tagged 18 po1nts to assume fourth place 1n the meet The Teach ers Relays m Cedar Falls saw Humboldt ment two fourth s and one th1rd place r1bbon Makmg a come back rn the Eagle Grove Algona Humboldt tn meet they topped the f1eld w1th a total of 56 po1nts At the Esthervmlle Relays the boys managed to break the tape for 28 po1nts and th1rd place The team ranked fourth w1th 30Vz po1nts at the D1str1ct meet ln Port Dodge and 1n State compet1t1on at Ames Charles Bauaous placed th1rd rn the 440 yard dash The conference champs rn mxle relay Charles Bauqous Chris Klar Marvin Sorensen and Iohn Iaqua strrke a qnm pose 42 : ' - 'er , 1 1 ' 1 l V 1 1 A 1 ' , I V lla' 'H' , , . 1 lol 1 1 f 1 - 1 ' ia, u f . ' , ' e . - . D 'W 1 I l 1 4 I 1 I Johnson, Charles Bauaous, Ronald Rasmussen, Arnold Torkelson, Boo 1 ' S , ' . I . 1 . , . . 1 1 , . . , . . . I J . . . 1 . Marvm Sorensen Ahse Sorensen Charles Baugou and Iohn In dxstn t c mpetmon these mxle relays boys Charles Iaqua bro.ce the tap for both 880 and 440 yard wms Bauqous Ronald Rasmussen Marvm Sorensen Iohn Iaqua and Chrxs Kxar ranked ixrst Baseball l95I SEASON S RECORD e They Clanon Kherel Corpus Chnstr fherel Algona Cherel Clanon Ctherel Rutland iL1vermorel St Cece11afL1vermorel Algona ftherel Lrvermore Ctherel Fort Dodge fBadgerl BASEBALL SQUAD F1rstRow 31lP1erson Brad n Stevens n 'r na rs Second Row Tom Dwyer lo '1 Holde er lens lwelsen Thlrd Row Dlck Sclultz oct 1 Neal Sands I' Ke-1 '31 lc lornson l ayne w hultz ark 'ltol 3 'V mow Iom r lxelt rorsen Iohn Anderson 43 W ' 9 10 ' ' 5 4 4 U ' 6 4 ' , 7 7 19 5 . ' ' 2 4 , 1 6 ' . 5 6 4 6 : ' gl ' , Q A , P , .3 Ge . , , r.. f , Chris liar, Bill Lowder, George Sisson, Don Pierson, 'Wtnigrl l'l:1nsen,dKenneth Sawyer, Curtis Olson, Neal Christensen. ' I , ' ' 1 , cs CZ, 1' ' L, ,, David tic lltps, L E , .T fi , I , l.'l,3Of, We x 'e, ' r TI , . . President lane Collins looks stern to smiling contederates Rita DeGroote. treasurer: Camilla Fain, vice-president. and Phyllis Thompson, secretary. At 4 o'clock the initiates were told to put their jeans and shirts on backwards and their faces were covered with cocoa and cold cream In the gym they were required to push walnuts around the gym with their noses starting all over if the nut rolled across the black line After running three laps around the gym and over the balcony backwards the 1I11llGleS were given 1nd1v1d ual tasks such as scrubbing windows with toothbrushes tracing footsteps around the gym with chalk counting bricks in walls boards in floors bolts in bleachers etc The initiates went through the horrors of walking barefoot and blindfolded through pans ol various materials such as raw eggs egg shells corn and hot and cold water G. A. A. G. A. A. provides girls with a sports pro- gram in addition to physical education classes. The sixty members take part in eight activities throughout the year. In the fall there are soccer and volleyball: during the winter basketball, volleyball, newcombe and tumbling are participated in: and badminton and deck tennis are played in the spring. Extra points may also be earned for hiking. bicycling and skating. Highlight of the year for G. A. A. members is the annual initiation which took place February 5. The initiates were seen backing through doors all day, decorated with red bows and hearts, representing Lincoln's birth- day. After cleaning the gym, the initiates were sent through a paddle line on their hands and knees. Each of the old G A A members took one of the initiates to be her slave and proceeded to the cafeteria to eat hot dogs potato chips and pop The last duty after cleaning the cafeteria was to write I am a member of Humboldt G A A 500 times before the end of the week G A A officers for 1951 52 were lane Col l1ns president Camilla Fam vice president Phyllls Thompson secretary and Rita De Groote treasurer The class representatives were Ioanne Larsen freshmen Helen Dun phy sophomore Ianice Westerbeck junior and Alice Pedersen senior G A A First Row B verly Kirchh I Veda Beern Donna NICK nna Vay lohnson Alice Pedersen Marilyn Robinson Pa tv Heebe Harriett HOUSEI loan Bennet Marufn Sort ri Indy Edwards Karen Altman Gayl McFarland Second Row Marlen M Farlancl Margaret MLBurney jan Co ms lcnlce Clav Lois Teller Patty Vtlmtf Ianyce Kirchh t leanette L lnman Darth Christensen Mary Jlargaret Merris Dori I. e El anor l-luen Ann Har lS Norma McFarland Third Row Viol t otanq Sraron Sieg ard Rennie l.ou E stiar Vsther Kcob Anna Nielsen LaVonne Clan: B verly Se: rs n Huh Vest Agnes Co l1ns Karla Anderson Phyllis Chartland Fourth Row Helen Dunphy lackie S hibk Marilyn Marcellus Donna Buckingham Nan y Iohnson Imilla Pain Marlene Holden Miss Marston Meredith Mos bach Rita DeGroote Charlene Daniel Ian Enrhardt 44 ' I c u I ' I . . , . . ,, ' I I . .. . . . . 11 . I - o u u I 1 u u - - I I I I I - I I 1 - 1 1 ' -. , , I I - I I I I I I 1 1 . 1 - . . .: ' e C, , - e .A , '. ,.' ' , T - 1 1 'r le. .. , , e . . 9 x X, -. . 9 rr .1 4 .1 . '-, .1 OA, .-.en ,rr , l ,l se,e , e 'r',' ' 'e A ,'. . l r , ' ' ffl ' 1., , ' , ', 9 . hee, 'tr , ' r' , , . . - , C ', ' 1. f , ' ' 4 ' . , ., c' . ,Gt A 1 - 1 .l . . - G. A. A. initiates learn size of gym by pushing walnuts around the floor. Sadistic pleasure lights faces of old members as initiate is guided through the egg pan. Committee members work on programs for the spring banquet S-f 'L' K1 QF Q-rr. Badminton champ Maxda Terwilhqer Tennis enthusiasts Iacme Schick Mary c mpares racquets with runner up Ruthie Violet Stung and Harriett Housel Sharon Brown m et on courts for a match 45 ! A -4 Q 3, 4. L- a.. ' , M U S I C 4 ,-van. 4 . T f in l t 9 2 Z i'WM...,. 1.--f '1 had First Row I :7.:.11 .gllllr s ll 1: 1 11f-1 I.fc'E111111 l.151 1131-:.s1r1s, lvlarixfri Nfls 11, f,f'111f f1 l.lfJl 2'Ill, lfanne l1,'.-.Iris-: Kay F11 111 1: ll, 3115 f li. Second Row N11,:.'1 1.251 fNl1',': lwlf' ifr, fvlf1:.f:1. flfwie-ri, F'-v1'1'1j-' S'1'.4:lSL,l'l, S:1:11111 lllflll lf :1111 ll k111q:.1'11, :111 l.1f1'J1s, 3111.1 1' RJQ1, ,'.1..:s lrztlfii, lff7IlYtiLl K'11111111l11.f1q. Third Row Blom li1ye:1 .111v111 l.111 11 1. lll fir-1. W s fi 111 Dcrrfzy 'i- l'1ll' PV11' 1, 1 :111 ltr lclefe-1, l11'1 LfQ'1l1f111'1h, Bill l. .w:i111, V1'alt '1'v'4111l :11 li111i-1s'1 Mixed Chorus The vocal music department under the di- rection of Mrs. luel started the school year with 58 members in Mixed Chorus, 43 in Bel Canto, 29 in Boys' Glee and 56 in Cecilian. The various groups in the vocal depart- ment were called on to perform at many dit- terent events during the school year. Eight boys and girls sang in the All-State Chorus at the Drake fieldhouse in Des Moines during Thanksgiving vacation. The group from Humboldt participating in the 1,028 voice massed chorus were Yvonne Abens, Sharon Brown, Tom Dwyer, Calvin Hede- gaard, Donna Buckingham, Shirley Kuehnast, Donald Belt and Roger Day. On December 21 the annual Christmas as- sembly was held. As in former years the music groups played a big part in the pro- gram. The Cecilians opened the program with a processional of Christmas carols. The Bel Canto 7 nh.. L.3 ,1 L l 3 I First Row f- 1:11. lf 11: '1 z F':::1ps' s, l. . '1. fgrzs - us' '. 11:21 PTI v, E Sf Vs 1sf11., lflfll H1111 2114111111 '. '1111 ' ,1'11 1 ..:g:,, 3 . . ll ' ' f Il 1 Second Row I1 .pf li' : 1t': 1, .11 fswirxi, l'1111 -, '1' 1. ' J 1 l1 1: , ll' ' 1:5 lfl':1',' 1 11 :1 rf'1'.' l.'.t:11 .11-1, f21.111e'y ff11s1 Third How P 1 '1 V ' 1 PU ll' ll :111 l-!l'IlI 111 lf11 :p,.f1l, V1 lip 1, ls'1l f ,.1- l',:111s',r1, l.lf111ff 1 1 s l, 1 1. 111:.:, l' 1.111 :f11 111 1 llll fllll! s 13 lf'1Zl 111 M 1f1'1:, l-21: '1'1 fly K11 'lll1'll, lfillfl A11fi1'1s1 1 Fourth Row :11 l ':1:: 1: : 1 1 l -' , 11 ' !X:e11s l'1l .'11 91111, fl.'11l1f11L Dirxlf-l, l.'l'll 48- MIXED CHORUS: First Row l,',11 Ann lvlcK11r1 '11, Mary' ','.'c'1c:i C'r:11111e2 Fffll' Eileen lflcrmsan, lean 'l':'lcels'r1, l. la11- Fl 1511 S1:11f-11 fhflllfl Harms, lYl'IIl.'fll lUllYlSf'Il, l 'II. fir lllll tt A ' :t.1 ':111:ef flf' 7 .1rq111s', Second Row Tor ifrl lif'i1'1'11111fi, lf-ffllfli lf1111r:, L f ' :::.1Q.1 liilll, Cl r1'1 Y ::11s 11, :pr -' 1 liii, 'A-'ll Saul, llel' :1 lflwrrfis, .5f.11Qf1',' K11fl1 ,1s'. Third Row lflf1lv11 li .. . IQ ll Vfst F' :'1 lyii., ll I-1 T '.IlS1 1. H1 1 H r, l'111y S1.i:f'k,lU1,11lif'1t D 1'.'1'l tfallcz- 11, l'l1'l.1'11 Sita 21111 fir I1 Y Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus, Bel Canto and Band presented Fred Waring's choral arrangement of The Song of Christmas. The Boys' Glee Club gave its first public appearance on Ianuary 25 at the Band con- cert. The Glee Club sang six numbers at the concert. February ll saw the Mixed Chorus and Bel Canto organizations journeying to Eagle Grove to the annual North Central Confer- ence Music Festival. During the day the girls' sextet, boys' quartet, Bel Canto and soloist Donna Buckingham sang for criticism. The Mixed Chorus participated in the mass chorus which presented an evening concert. The girls' sextet also sang at the concert. Seeing the need for new choir robes the vocal department decided to do something about it and worked on various projects to boost the robe fund that had been started in other years. The first project was a bake sale held on Ianuary 12. During the month of Feb- ruary students could be seen dashing across the campus with flower bedecked boxes Boys' Chorus BOYS' CHORUS: First Row 'Exif 334, C 11. ff ',,' r 1, fr: J.: , 5, ':. f14'1'i'll'II 1, f1f':1','.:. 215:11-f:.':11 , 1. J. Second Row if 1.1 itil..-I rr. ' ' ' ' ' ' fill 2.:. .f flint: 'l..'1I.'lll. Third Row P- 1 f 1 . Mt.. K- .... - ,. l-1..1 1 , . .. Y Y Y, fy , . . ,. .. V- - , v .v-1-rl ,1f,v,-V-, ,. I7 V V-,N v1.- 149- CECILIAN Fast Row FIOIYIG B nson Lsther Torkelson Be frly Nelson Darlrne la ol sen Carmen Morrrs n :r y Marcaret Merrrs lanrce Kunert lany c lirrchhc Norma Mfflrlana Second Row Patty Beello Harr1et H u e Noldr Tlrodcrr a rlyn Rolnnson Mary Kay Llwards Marlene Pot rson Maru n Mar cllus lanct lolrn on Renrne Lcu Brstran 1rd Row YJ nm Stlruler L rfla A tiers n anne Lrrs 1 Ma vel Krr rl E ly S l tky Slf Sl 5 S C1l'llX Il l CIUU I JW flll CJK'I'lflG Ilb lo 0 D Ceclllan tucked under the1r arms The boxes con ta1ned greet1ng cards and proved a prohtable buslness The last propect centered around a party called the Sp1nster s Spree held on February 29 and sponsored by the Bel Canto The party was an all school afiarr w1th the grrls changrng roles and escort1ng the boys and payrng the b1lls for the evemng The prolects pushed the robe fund to the top and the new robes were worn for the hrst tlme at the spnng concert Apnl 1 As sprrng approached the varrous groups began to work hard on therr muslc for the contests at the end of the school year The prellmmary contests were held at Web ster C1ty Apnl 4 and 5 State hnals for small groups and solos were held at Perry Apnl 25 and 26 State fmals for large groups were held at Hampton on May 3 ILIAN Fxrst Row Phytlxs R hr lmarf R1 as Arlene K ner Flu V s Al 1 A s Ma lo Ch Ruth Dead tlur d Ktrchnol Sharr Greene Gay le ll Farlcnd Second How lam e badge Veda Beern ludy E wards M rv -l1l Selma Nelson Helen Dunphv llarv Molltar Path Chrlstensen porothy Anderson Carolyn Herrx K Third Row Pa y lN1uff Lots lellrer Kathleen lensen Marr la Nelson Ln ne Poppmaa Iabkre Sln k GGOTQIG Watts Drone Lrndstrorn ' I T , .. 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Second Row- Bill Lowder, Slzfiron Brf wn, lane Collins, loan Eswine, lflona Davis, Nc-va Meyer, Marilee Aiens, Isabelle lolinson, Marlene Holden, Camilla Pain, Gloria johnson, Helen Edwards, Carolyn Saul, Nancy lohnson, Margaret ffiQBurney, leanne Lowcter, Leia Baaenstos, Lufille Christensen, Patty Edge, lanice Clay, Marian Kirthhof, Lou Ann Mcliitriclc, Connie Fellows, Marilyn lohnscn, Eileen Morrison, Marilyn Sorlien, Vernon loiner, Don Belt. Third Row- Cal Hedegaard, Donna Bu-tkinfgliam. l-l. M. S. Pinafore H.M.S. tl-Ier Majesty's Shipl, the Pinatore, provided the setting for Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera, a satire on the British Navy, presented by the Mixed Chorus, Bel Canto and Boy's Chorus November 19 and 20 in the auditorium. Ralph Rackstraw CTom Dwyerl, a humble seaman, is in love with his captain's beautiful daughter, Iosephine UoAnn Simp- sonl, much to the dismay of the girl's father iCal Hedegaardl, who has already promised her hand to the lordly Sir Ioseph Porter, K.C.B. CBill Lowderl, the ruler of the queen's navy. Ralph and Iosphine, with the aid ot the boatswain CVernon Ioinerl and the crew, decide to elope despite all objections, but the villainous sailor, Dick Deadeye CDon Beltl, warns the captain of their plans. The enraged captain completely loses his temper and is sent to his cabin by the offended Sir Ioseph. Ralph, meanwhile, is condemned to the dungeon for daring to love a girl so far above him in rank. The whole proceedings come to a happy conclusion when Little Buttercup CDonna Buckinghaml, a woman of mystery, provides a happy solution to the lovers' problems and Sir Ioseph's admiring Cousin Hebe fSharon Brown? persuades Miller, Gary Vifilrox, Torn Dwyer, Meriyn l3oll::ck, Morris Kirrlzhof, lerry Sollieclr, Marvin Lindeinan, Don XiVeiss, Holdeter, VValter x.,,- him to turn his attentions to her. RALPH SINGS OF HIS LOVE TO THE LADY IOSEPHINE. BUTTERCUP PURSUES THE RESISTING CAPTAIN OF THE PINAFORE. -51.. ggfatlqltmtyd YV. 1 f '+4-.lj l 4 1 GIRLS SEXTLT Bun Kmf VFIIIIP Qu I Tum y MIXED QUARTET GIIFIIFI Ilor 11 04611 C11 Iimioqfmri CA v' GIRLS TRIO II I ru Edwvrfis I me Collms GGVIQ Teri PII F BOYS QUAHTET Tom Ilwyfr fioquulci Dm BAM B111 52- 5-. ,,,1 JY' First Row Liu .farm P-l'3Kifr'rwk, Iurmmr Srovvrrsorr, Barbara Orscrr, Doris St:r1'h'xr1, lean Torkelscn, AHQQ urzrsorr, Guylw Le-f Primm, Mcrrlyn Sfzrlien, Mary Blllkn, Cirmre Follows, BCTBUUFU IN'-lsvz, Dorml IVTQJSQ. Second Row Kdy Ifufrrxsarr, Ifwcrr Bflrrrrem Ruth Crrrxstorrswrr, ffm ,lyrr Shwprlrfi, Norma IX-f'FfIIl1Ilfi, Lwrs P+ sslfvr, Uluru Ioirrrswrr, Vfuzrrlrr N'-is rm, f!Ir1r1V'. 1 Rowmson, Vllrrrurx Ivirm'-I, C111 H41cif'1gr,1r1ri, flurry Parker, Ella -'Il I-i,II1SOIL fvfsrreffiii Ngrgcrg, Lrlugrr Lrzrs. Third Row Mnry EMI Silivagk, Arm Lokevrisqriri, Mflrriyri Carlscir, BZTJCITZ H ink, Lcirry C Donnell Shcrin Pvt , Gary Vs.-111, Hrifxrr Bruiser, Frfhcrd Strflxliirr, GMP if 'ip' Rrticfi Irtirrzi, firnr. I'7S'.'.'II1'-. Fourth Row Sfrrr 15151 f1.1'f!::J Riff! DeAGroc,iQ, If-flflilv Lf.-Jai-'-r, flzlcirwi F!Z,Sf, T.7'xr11yrr Nvlsgvrr, HMI Hwy-fr, Qiff, i f IIIUI, If-Zig 1.41. ir'-r :7u,I1 311: Ars I:hr'fL'1fl Halt:-r, Sidi? Situ '11'lI1, I-iUIllf'3f fffiiufrtey Lirrfxme ::,!1.1-Idlfi, Llgry '.'.'Q,gerr, fxfkie Brziifczfi Qj3r.:Q1.'r1 Sim, fam H?Y1C1:f?YSDl'l, Erlerie Pcpprriczc Nfrmu Tfruff, lcd: Ns-w::n E wjfrz '.',':1::QQ Clark Lfzrrfe, A512315 Lxtfa '-fifnhy fizhrtsvrx. 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The 62 prece Humboldt H1gh School Marchmg Flrst Row W' Glern Bell idtre tori loAnn Srmpson D1an Btll Foy er lVl1l lr d Ernst Patty Beebe Beverly Nelson N Sorhon Barbara Bank Larry ODonnell lean Schuler Nor Carlsfn Lou Ann MCKI rr tc Ann Lokensaard loan Bennet Torl sn Thlrd Row Dan Stra han Carolyn Sheoard r CI Iohh on Ltlltan Ernst a Fourth Row Maraaret lVlcBurney rorratne Anderson le Lrn tryn lllartlyn Nelson I anne Lowd r Rrta D Groote 'ra Day Ruta Davts Nancy Iohnson Second Row Martlyn ra McFarland Buth Chrls nsen Sharon Fort Marllyn Kay loanson Bar ara Olson Mary Etta Solbe lc lean lam r Sev nson Carolyn S ul Erleen Morrxson llartetta Br atord .fonna llease llary Bak r Baroara Nelson Lundt n Don Sayers Edate Stra han Nlrchael Baker Marnla N ls n lflar1 yn Iohnson Marllvn Bobmson Lots ftessler Glorla Iohnson Frith Row Clark Lane Anleas Ltttle B1 hard Snr' ran Elwyn Wemle To'n Henderson Erlene P Poxnaa la c N wton Ioan Eswtne R1chard Iaqua Gary Valen Marching Band Band made 1lS t1rst pub11c appearance of the year w1th 1ts presentatlon of a compl1cated routrne at the Clar1on Football Iamboree Sep ternber 18 On September 22 the band journeyed to Ames to vrew a college marchrng band on the held and to glve a brlef performance at an Iowa State College game A tr1p to Des Mo1nes on October 28 to hear the Umted States Manne Band perform rn the KRNT Theater under the drrectron of Malor Wm S Santelmann was another hlghhght of the marchlng season The halftune of every home football game saw the band struttrng 1ts stuff 1n snappy rou trnes a new one for each performance Home com1ng week was espectally hectrc when the band made three appearances they marched TRUMPET TRIO P n Sayers lloyd lotner le-rry Lundten rn the parade to welcome MacDonald Carey spurred the student body to even greater enthu srasm at the bonhre pep rally Thursday nrght and chmaxed the week s actrvrty w1th a spec1al homecommg routrne Straw TROMBONE QUARTET loan sw te Btrlarcl Iaqux a S h n 1 one 54 ' V . 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Saturday November 10 the band took to the road once more the occasion Balloon Day ln Fort Dodge the Chr1stmas and Fairyland open1ng the hol1day shopping season Frve bands from ne1ghbor1ng hrgh schools marched in the 10 30 am parade The Band Mothers organlzatlon was busy as usual in its actlve support of band projects The mothers operated a stand at the football games and on November 17 they were host esses at their annual public dinner On November 24 three band members Ioan ESWIHG Iack1e Bradford and Mary Wogen Journeyed to Des Moines as Humboldt s repre sentatives 1n All State Band The weeks had fallen rapidly away and basketball season was upon us The band dr vided into two groups who played alternately at the basketball games The concert for an annual high school as sembly was presented Ianuary 10 at l 00 p m After a delay because of bad weather the winter concert was presented on Fnday Ianuary 25 together with the boys chorus The comet tric was featured at this concert The band fest1val at Clarion was held Ianu ary 31 The ent1re concert band played three numbers for the cntics Eleven Humboldt mus1 c1ans Joined 1n the two two hour pract1ce ses sions for the evening all conference band whlch was presented at 7 30 An early spring concert was presented on March 13 as a prelude to the spring contest events. Ten small groups rehearsed for the first contest held April 4 and 5 at Webster City. Other contest dates were April 25 and 26 state finals and May 3 the large group contest. FRENCH HORN QUARTET Lots Ressler Gloria lohnson lvlarnla lx lson lV tr1lwr' lnnsan BFLAT CLARINET QUAHTET Lau Ann Mctittriclc Iuntor St venson Barbara Ole. n D na Strachan MIXED CLARINET QUARTET: Barbara Olson Dona Stra chan, lvla.y Wogen, laqkie Bradford. WOODWIND QUINTET: Donna Mease, Dona Strachan, SAXOPHONE QUARTET: lffarie'f'i lvffLYf.jUll, Lillian Ernst, Gloria lohnson, Gayle Lee Price, Carolyn Saul. Eileen Morrison, Merry lf--4 Parker. ..55.. O R 6 A N I Z A T I O N S 1 1 K Q S 1 31 if 1, 1' ' ' X' is I i JM gist' A A xy V . .fm 3 A' ' f 5:24 7 a-NN' ,Q wg 2 X 4 3, if Y aw . .N if f I il 1 Q. if 1561 KH ivan- 'J ,J ,QQ I ,,. I my NOKOMIb DEPARTMENT EDITORS Fnrst Row r e n s X 1 ts 1-rr e eae sen 'rn Ttns ol n nn 1 Ivan Wag n Lms Pess r Phvhrs C n tant Second Row f at Ned aaard Elwxn XJ 1 1 wal e om 1-tenderson Dan Vest Konrad Kannen F W I o Yx ann LQ n oan swrn Ioann aa Rua E Cr t, r All TO V5 1 Publlcatuons Reqlster and Nokonus staffs haunted by copy deadhnes worked rndustrrously throughout the ear on one of the brggest pubhcrty ventures of the school Every Thursday was news day Regrster reporters swarmed through the burldlng trymg to tap the news on the1r beats Tuesday the sum Nokomrs edrtors Horns Wogen and Iohnson work around table m the hole NOKOMIS SALESMEN: L to R l.1ar.+-1.'- if' , 1' 1. ft :rx 311. Ht vf :f1' Klr1'V1..t, ff'Iarv111 L1I1i ZI1 lIl, fpris Lane, If ,E bolbefk, MCb'Y1arf1 Grf-:erser1 ff-an E13 , x Ili'-S Pfftf-veQf111.: 1'11'.f SI'I E5'1'f11 ' ff-H .F1FTi2fS1Vl, .LHP i 5 YTTYEQESTYI Vf-:11' '1 IOIH -53.. 'wr' NOKOMIS TYPISTS Flrst Row u han afkr Second Row Sl trl v Kue I CH Yv nr A as Thlrd Row mme Q e 111 rt ss arw1 an ps ll ht xt Fh a total of therr efforts appeared rn the Humboldt Re pubhcan as the Regxster Nokomxs photographer crews lugg1ng the paraphernaha ot the1r trade were on deck all hours 1n all places tak1ng more than 500 shots ln the course of the year In the sanctuary of lVIr Cram s ofhce the managers col lected payments Nokomls ed1tors retlred to the hole where the v1c1ous sl1ce of the paper cutter and the rnoans of ed1lOIS 1n the grlp of creatrve effort gave ev1dence that Humboldt Hlgh School was to have a yearbook after all Managers Holden and Helvlck take ln Nokomts payments Shutter happy Bob Baker consults Mrs. Smith and Elwyn Welble edrtor cronies for proper technique. prool copy for the Reqtster ..59.. Q STUDENT COUNCIL First Row Don V s Russell C1115 1' ote S1 ar Il Brown Bo nuker Marx o n Nan y Pobrn F1 onna ll ase Gqyl L P a Se ond Row loin L w1n Yvonne Aoens 1 H y r al Dagay Neal Chr Sl9HSGl V1 lard JV 1 141 Ist an ollrns P11y111s Chantland Georzua V' atts D1G1'1 Una rom I 11n Haldef r Crarq tw ller Student Councll Student Councrl IS composed ot organr a t1on presrdents and representatlves elected from frfth perrod classes Robert Baker presr dent Rlta DeGroote vrce presrdent and Mary Wogen secretary treasurer made up the execut1ve commrttee The work ofthe coun crl was drvlded 1nto four areas burldlnqs and grounds publrc welfare publ1c1ty and pep Councrl members m t for luncheon rneetlngs on alternate Tuesdays and the mrnutes of these meetrngs were read rn all frfth p r1od classes On Wednesday October 3 the councrl traveled by bus to Hampton for a meetmg ot the North Central Conference Frve members drove wrth Mr Cram to Ames on October 14 for the State Student Councrl meetrng 900 students attended the se-ssrons Among the projects sponsored by student councrl were the lunlor Red Cross Drrve a CARE package noon movres decoratlons for the football banquet purchase of a crystal prck up for the PA March of Drmes Drrve Rrght Campargn Chrrstmas Seals locker rn spectrons and Lost and Found Locker inspection is a regular chore for 5hUl'01'l BFOWII Gnd Gayle Lee Prlce Councilors Phyllis Chantland and examine the Red Cross Cards for lung Colllng, high school students. 'U Af I NEWS TEAM: First Row Ioltn Dearoore, Elwyn lNeiltle, Bon Bal-ter, Don Pierson, Charles Bauqous, Larry Fellows, Braden Stevenson. Second Row f-Anne Harris, Ioan Eswino, Katherine Strong, Mary lvtfoqen. News and Spelling Teams 95 The news and spelhng teams are com of these news sessrons Members ofthe spell posed of the outstandrng students rn those mg team have passed competmve wrrtten areas A portlon of flfth perlod each day IS spelhng examrnatrons the culmmatmg actrv reserved for news reports and news tests The 1ty for the year s spellrng program as admm councrl member from each class IS 1n charge lstered by the Enghsh department SPELLING TEAM Frrst Row fir H arf A '1 rre l-larrrs rsonlknn lIEl1I 61 O . , ' , , . . : ' fJf':::ei : lX',r1gf:n, lanx 'e L' lf-an IU ffrtff fiae fl ' Tfofre. ,R . ., ' , Elarnfgf Ef-nscfn. Second Row lff:'if-r1rtf- Strong, fffzrnlf-ff liartsur., lflklf- 3'I.l K, RULQII Kt!::.:.r1t, Larry Fellows, Don Pie , 'e refn l.zvr1en, Danna Eu 'kcxriqi ara, 'rl ze '.','htgJy lf., Ellktll fflzzzrsort. 123 . jr ,EU iw. ,Q 4 N Xxyyxnx 'z v5.x , 15 Fx ! wx , Q V, .A,. A, fl qs 8 ,a i 111 f Q . 4 'L Uf W5 eng: ,-lun., i b 1 'WG , RW Howxe Newsome QC Bauqousl talks to S1 Crowell KE Brockmanl rn f ont of the dead Stage Manager Dr Grbbs Ioe Crowell Howre Newsome Mrs Grbbs Mrs Webb George Grbbs Rebecca Grbbs Wally Webb Emrly Webb Mr Webb Cast Earl Sande George Srsson Larry Fellows Charles Bcrugous Katherrne Strong Mona Strachan Iunror Hellrckson Darlene Beebe Stanley Iensen Ioyce Edwards Ronald Rasmussen Woman 1n the Balcony Ruth Schultz Mr Morgan hm O Donnell Lady 1n a Box Fern Schuler Srmon Strmson Alrse Sorensen Mrs Soames Pat Have Constable Warren Curt Olson S1 Crowell Eugene Brockman Ioe Stoddard Don P1erson People of the Town Ruth Nelson Shlrley Rapple Clcurys Donahue Betty Lou Fey Be Jerly Hockel Marrlyn Mos w11l1ger Cl'r1sta Klar Drrected by Luc1lle Gregor Crews wor o the cast and the stcqe Georqe Rebecca tD Beebel and Emrly study as Constable Warren on ope ng mqht QC Olso land Mr Webb KR Rasmusse A exchange qreetmqs Professor Willard Dick Clancy bach, Ardis Severson, Maida Ter- - 63 - ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE F1rstRow A11 e at s Nan v P illfi l' 1 B v rlv Kirctxhof Arm Hams ec ond Row lla e I-roll n Mana avis lflarvm Lind ia r l-lelJ1 l is Reedy lo nne Edge Assemblles Each fall twenty students are perrrutted to s1gn up for duty on the assembly commlttee The dut1es cmd respons1b1l1t1es ot th1s group rnclude organ1z1ng the assembly programs for the school year introducing the different programs care of the stage and 1ts fac111t1es and collecting admissions at pald assembl1es These students work w1th their sponsor Mrs Smlth to see that these jobs are Completed Assembly programs are held durmg fifth perlod on Thursdays 1n the aud1tor1um or gymnasmm accord1ng to the nature of the event A dlfferent period 1S el1m1nated each trme to make room for the program on the day s schedule There are tour paid assem blles dunng the year whlch bring to the stu dent body outs1de talent Many of the as semb11es are 1n charge of the varlous hrgh school teachers who brrng talent from thelr classes explain a phase of the1r part1cular work or show colored shdes to tell of the1r travel experiences Trad1t1onally the opening assembly features the previous year s grad uates Nancy Iohnson and Donna Mease and Carolyn Saul tell Ioan Eswine lane Collins and Don Vest curry on a ot their trip to Purdue. one-word conversation. .-B4.- Elmer Marshall portrays the Man Who Knew Lincoln R Day M Lmdeman I Iacobsen L Iensen R Kunert R Kxrchhof N Nostrom and C Kleveland entertcun hugh school tor F F A Butch Chnstensen mtorms treshxe Russ Chnstensen about lndlan hte Chemxsts Earlene Pollock and Betty Sxelert prepare Number one Mzracle Honest Sxmonolfs slaves bow to Master Stahn 65 1 'B-417.5 Q I f JA W C50 X it L tt' N ,' Aff. f f I ' 54 7 ' H LVM . 2 5 1' 1, ' I X , fm x . 1 'jig??f . J: , f'- 7 31, V. I QU!! N' A ' ' NA, ff Iames Ellxott explams the powers of hquxd axr to Marxlyn Grohe Larry Larsen and Marvm Grebner Acrobats demonstrate feats on the trampo llne wxth helpers Norene Thoden Marv Lmdeman and Lawrence Iensen The Ambassador Male Quartet entertain wrth songs and Swxss bells Ralph Pxerce dazzles Harold Nostrom and Lawrence Iensen wxth his maqxc Mrs. Fallon KS. Brownl. Don'1 say a word! l won't listen to ct word you say! Tim Casey KD. Vesil. Who was telling you? Festlval Play Spreading the News MGQISITGQE KM Lovrxenl Ill call more help from the Maglstrate KM Lovnenl I warn you ihal your words are bemq noted 67 0 I barracks. Donna Mease and Anne Harris leave for the State Speech Contest wnth Mrs Smrth and Chrxs Chrxstensen lOP1C for debate was Resolved That all Amerrcan c1t1zens should be subject to con scr1pt1on for essentral serv1ce 1n t1me of war M1ss Snyder also dlrected the festlval one act play Spread1ng the News The cast lncluded Connxe Fellows Phyll1s Chantland Sharon Brown Allen Iensen Lawrence len sen Marshall Lovrlen Dean Belt Davld Cal lahan Merlyn Pollock and Don Vest Student 1nson Ierry Solbeck was stage manager Dean Belt was the lrght techn1c1an Beverly Krrchhot was 1n charge of costumes and Gayle Lee Pr1ce had charge of make up Etght conference schools presented one act plays dunng the afternoon and evenlng Mr Al Paul of the Ames Hlgh School was the guest cr1t1c Three h1gh school radlo speakers Nancy Roblnson Marllla Nelson and Glorla Iohn son presented thexr speeches for the Chr1st mas Seal campa1an over KVFD Fort Dodge December 12 The Conference Speech Festlval was held Thursday Ianuary l7 1n Webster C1ty Stu dents representlng the Humboldt Hlgh School were Marv1n Lmdeman rad1o speak1ng Speech and Dramatlcs Speech and drama act1v1t1es began early 11 the fall wxth the organ1zat1on ot the Debat ors Club and preparauons tor the play tes t1val held m the Humboldt Hlgh School Audl torxum on December 12 The Debators Club sponsored by M1ss Snyder elected Lela Bagenstos pres1dent Glona Iohnson secretary and Nancy Rob 1nson treasurer The th1rteen club members sold candy at the Homecomlng game The Donna Mease and Anne Harr1s mterpretwe read ng Phyll1s Chantland or1g1nal oratory Cal Hedegaard after drnner speak1ng and Lela Bagenstos Rod Am1le Lawrence Iensen Earl Helv1ck Nancy Bobrnson and Glona Iohnson debate Emphas1s for the remalnder of the year was on contest mater1al Mrs Rank dlrected the one act contest play So Wonderful Mease Barbara Rank Gayle Lee Pr1ce Mar1 etta Morgan Lela Bagenstos Carolyn Saul Kaye Fredencksen Kay Iohnson and Arlo Ween Lovermg Student d1rectors were Harn ett Housel and Ieanne Lowder and Anne Harr1s dxrected the make up The home contest was held Ianuary 28 Mrs Meahff Mrs Srnlth and M1ss Holland judged the contestants W1nners 1n the con test went to the prehmmary contest at Clar1on February 15 Nancy Robmson Anne HGITIS Lela Bagenstos Donna Mease Phyll1s Chant land and Ianyce Klrchhof quahhed for pre d1str1ct competmon The pre dxstnct contest was held at Storm Lake March 8 Later 1n the spr1ng d1str1ct and state contests were held at Hurnboldt and Estherv11le respect1vely Home peech contestants ltsten to mstructxons Debator Earl Helvxck practices wlth Nancy Hobxnson before appearmg Glona Iohnson and Lawrence Iensen - 0 .1 . . . - ' 1 I 1 1 I ' I directors were Earl Helvick and Nancy Rob- The all-girl cast was composed of Donna . . I . . i A . . . - 68 - D. of D. The D. of D., honorary literary cmd forensic society, had forty members this year. The club was organized in 1921. Its member- ship is open to those students recommended by the English faculty members for outstand- ing work in speech and literary activities. Invitations for membership this year were extended to the managers and editors of Nokomis, editor of the Register the three win- ners of the short story contest and all students participating in speech festivals or contests Miss Holland was the sponsor of D of D this year Other faculty members included Mr Mease Mr Cram Mrs Smith Mrs Rank Miss Snyder and Mr Eversoll Officers were Donna Mease president Lawrence Iensen vice president and Marlene Holden secre tary treasurer M D. of D.'s little kids watch the birdie. The D. of D. published Literary Lines, a mimeographed magazine comprised entirely of student creative writing. The winning Nokomis short stories were a principal feature of the magazine. April 21 was set as D. of D. Day this spring. In the afternoon the play One Happyfam- i1y, was presented as a high school assem- bly Mrs Smith directed the play Marshall Lovrien Mary Lou Hoffman Norma Day Peter Iohnson Marvin Lindemann Marilyn Robinson Ierry Solbeck and Marilla Nelson appeared in the cast A formal banquet and initiation ceremony chmaxed the year s activity Twenty six students were welcomed into the organiza tion D orD First Row l ry ,ist Martyr n a i nni C, in Ia , Kit hhf Second ow 1 rits a a illa at r'i 1 F11 in sv ii fir ri M14 s Th1rdHow Nxt s J l s Narf ri Lin ami A 'is 1 . . . . . , , , . I I . . I . I ' I l I I I I - . - 1 h' ' . 1 - - - 1 I 1 ' h ' I 1 ' ' -in 1 I ' D . fy' , ,t . 'xg f rr , 3 f Q ,M , , Y . .: ' ,via 'Nou-lv., l'lfI!lli Hr' ,r-', X . 1 msc ., Kave Fr-fleriwxsr-n, Danna Tiff- se, Gayle Lee P ice, Co e Fa-llf,'Ns, Phyllis Oli' Lani, ri g'e 'fu U. R .line Hu ', lfl ry' Lpu ffzffirifirt, C- ITL F I., No .if .rl Inf E 'Jim-, M' lflllf' llllflf'-Il, Sli ur: l:ruwi., filazifi lzgzisuri, .A.ll'.'-llfdill Lzvf-:iraq Kay if,l.l'1SC., l.f-P1 F f ezlstc . ' r My l:l,i1I1 ,I'1, Dfvif C'llt'1l.'IIl, D-'-'11, ffz. ff--'if-':'1ir'i, L2'.-fret: ,f-nfl. '-My Szltif- 'Lg ' i. aerti , lien le. en ...arshall Livrien, Y1':rzQ. cz f'-lst... Frrst place wmner Harnett Housel Carolyn Saul pecks out the lmal re Searchmq lor that word that lust hts concentrates on a rough spot m vxsxon ol her story The Bags Kathleen Iensen strxkes a dreamy her short story Return ol Earth whxch was hed pose as she wrltes Lett Out ol Stephen lor second place her second place story Nolcomls Short Story Contest To encourage creat1ve Wr1t1ng among the students of Humboldt Hlgh School the No komts sponsors an annual short story con test The three best stones as selected by the judges have 1n prevlous years been rn cluded 1n the Nokom1s The Nokomls staff and sponsors declded th1s year not to mclude the stones rn the yearbook but to g1ve a full page of recogn1t1on to the contest wrnners mstead The outstand1ng creatrve wntmg of the students has been pubhshed IH a maga zme Llterary Lmes sponsored th1s year by D of D Selectrons wrrtten by twelve students were mcluded 1n the magazme aff r -we W 'V 'Vlrs Strong Mrs Woqen and Mrs Carter dehberate carefully as they select the three best stones lrom among student contrxbutxons to the Nokomis short story contest X9 fi. ss 'K F1rstRow Margar t lv'lcBt1rn y Veda Beem Beverly Krrchnot Gayle McFarlane Teanne Lowder Donna Mease Marlene Ernst loan Bennett liave Drederrcksen Beverly Nelson Second Row Patty Vlfurtf Ruth Vest Marilyn Scrlren llorene lloaen Marvin Lmzlemann Meredrth Mosbach N lata Troden Harriett Housel Lois Tellrer Third Row Kay Lotmrna r Iackre Sm V Beverly Severson Donna Mclfenn Esther E11 kson Nan y Robins n Iamce West Pep Club erbecr Vlolet Stanq Pep Club membershrp is open to all stu dents who have the desrre to do everythrng pOSS1ble to promote tncreased sportmanshtp and pep for school UCt1V1t1eS The1r brggest re sponstbrhty for the year was the sponsorshrp of Homecommg act1vt1es October 12 when Don Vest was master of ceremon1es The club also earned money to buy sweaters for the cheerleaders to match therr new corduroy skrrts Part of these funds were obtamed by havlng a Teen Age Dance on the tenms courts rn Taft Park September 7 Pep Club president Don Vest covers grease spot while Cheerleaders lane Collins, Helen Edwards. Camilla Fain trying to impress vice-president Peter Iohnson Marlene Holden Meredith Mosbach and and secretary-treasurer Margaret McBurney. Harriett Housel practice outdoors. -71- Ftrs! Row haf Famer Ronald Werss l-Iowa Nelson Cary Nxlcox Donald iuelanast All n lensen Second Row R1C'IlGTCl Wrl ox Dale Kramer Davld Fevold Morrls Krrchhot Eddre Ceorqe Bllly Soppeland Thxrd Row Ralph Bcwrn Merlm Nelson Pobert Krrclmhot Denms Lee Lawren lensen lo Iensen Peler Snnons n Dale Daggy Bol FFA FV The beg1nn1ng of the 1951 1952 school year saw many rmprovements 1n the vocatronal agrlculture department Although st1ll quar tered rn the shack a new coat of pa1nt new eqmpment and texts made the s1tuat1on bearable Early rn the fall freshman green hands were 1n1t1ated 1nto the orgamzatron The boys made the1r annual tr1ps to the Waterloo Darry Cattle Congress and to the State Conventron at Cedar Raprds m March Club ofhcers were elected 1n accordance Wllh the h1gh standards of parharnentary pro cedure rnarntamed by F F A chapters The offrcers rncluded Dale Daggy presrdent Ron ald Werss v1ce pres1dent Rrchard Wllcox secretary Lawrence Iensen treasurer Morns Krrchhoi reporter Robert Krrchhof sentmel Enterpnsmg sods were on hand at every basketball game selllng hot dogs and pop corn At tlmes sound buslness prrncrples were defeated by the overwhelrnmg generosrty of the boys on the detarl Freshman boys studled sorls and crops sophomores anxmal husbandry and junlors and senxors farm management Eddle George modestly dxsplays The F F A b0YS take OVW U his hog house hxgh school assembly 9- F1rstRow Bro n Stevenson E1 P1rsa11 Second Row lon find rsoh g larvm 'or '1son P L Baker D1 rc I 1nsan lack H1 ard Thrrd Row errwn lom r l Q9 Dale Daqgv arl l-lelvnk Solbe lc Z5 ed Kl'llE'flF3l'Tl lohn l-loldeffr B11 T wi r Roger Dax Torn Dwyer IN al Chnstens r H -CI U 'D One of the major accomplrshments of the H Club th1s year was the adopt1ng of a con st1tut1on under wh1ch to funct1on Ofhcers D1ck Iohnson pres1dent Alfred Kn1er1em v1ce presldent and Bob Baker secretary treasurer were 1nstrumental 1n carry1ng out th1s prolect The purpose of the H Club IS to promote sportsmansh1p develop fr1endsh1p to play and work for un1ty and not for stardom to promote the feehng of one for all and all for one Membershrp requ1rements are that the member elect must have won a mayor letter Cheerleaders Cal Hedeqaard A1Kn1er1em Tom Dwyer Konrad Kannenberq Dxck Iohn son and Vernon Iomer brmq pep to utter noon pop rally wnth leg art 1D a vars1ty sport and that he be 1n1t1ated by the regular members and take the oath of al legrance In1t1at1on wh1ch IS held 1n May IS the year s h1ghl1ght Part of the refreshments for the 1n1t1ates mcludes raw serv1ngs of eggs l1Ver and onlons Durmg the year H Club sponsored a movre December '3 1n the aud1tor1um sold advert1se ments on football programs and sold bas ketball programs at the sectronal tournament Faculty sponsors are Mr Al Hadar and Mr D1Ck Schultz Football captaxns Drck Iohnson und Earl Helvrck present desk set to Coaches Al Hadar and Dxck Schultz 73 s s. I A Q 'J . ., 14 ' -I - ,' . 1 , ' t fa ' ' ' A1 1. ': , '1e . . .1 e . .n .. e . VFOI Muller, A, - , ' ' F' Az -L-xr ' 1: MY. ' A' 11 ' ' V1 ., e. , o , c V. , so . . 1 Q, e..3, . ,, . , , . 2, 1' rn' te, f, ' , 'e C ' 9 1. . , . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , . . - I I - ' 1 1 . ,, . . I I 5 I - I I - 11 - - Schedule of ttraclzlons SEPTEMBER Students went to thexr fxrst classes for the school year after attendxng the openmg assembly by the Class of 1951 General Educatxon Development tests were gxven to semors m study hall and to yumors sophomores and freshmen in the gym Mr Hadar and Mr Schultz presented a football as sembly explamxng the game of football and Hum boldt s super plays ln Humboldts fxrst football game of the season Lxv ermore was by passed 13 12 Skows woods provxded the settmg for the annual faculty plcmc The football team and band again made their appear ance at the annual Conference Iamboree at Clanon Humboldt and Clear Lake battled to a scoreless txe ln the opemng quarter of the Iamboree A son Robert Dale was born to Mr and Mrs Rxch ard Schultz Humboldt won nts first home football game beat mg Eagle Grove 14 0 The marchtng band performed between halves of an Iowa State football game The freshman sophomore and tumor hxgh football squads traveled to Eagle Grove for their seasons openers The scores were 6 6 and 0 0 Humboldt scored the only points ln the game m the last twenty seconds to down Clanon 7 U The rumor senior ag class made a trxp to Waterloo for the Darry Cattle Congress OCTOBER The Clanon freshman sophomore football squad wal loped Humboldt 25 0 Four class plcnxcs were held with the freshmen gomg to Skow s woods the sophomores to Frxesth s woods the punxors to Hogsback and the semors to Lawrence Iensen s farm Eldon Colllns bus transported the student counctl to Hampton for the conference student councxl meetlng The iunlor hugh students entertained at a hxgh school assembly wxth Raspberry Red a one act comedy and a German band Lots Tellxer Patty Wnuff Nelda Thoden and Marilyn Marcellus represented the home ec classes at the district FHA meeting at Mallard The freshman sophomore football boys played a scoreless game with Algona after the Junior hrgh squad had scored a 13 0 wrn The presidents of all hlgh school organxzatxons pre sented an lndxan Summer Assembly Hampton spoxled Humboldt s homecomxng 33 7 The homecoming dance was held after the game tn the 9Ym Begrnnmg of the second sxx weeks Iohn Holdefer Blll Hoyer and Bob Baker learned the xmportance of attending the sessions of the state student council meetmgs at Ames The Algona agriculture shop and classrooms were inspected by the Humboldt rumor senxor ag class Humboldt spoiled Clear Lakes homecommg football game 2719 Freshmen began magazme sales which earned S460 for the class treasury Elmer Marshall make up artist entertamed at H S assembly Humboldt freshman sophomore and rumor hugh foot ball squads were defeated by Webster Cxty 140 and 21 7 Flve greenhands were mltrated mto F F A Through Campus Ways a movre made at Grmnell College was shown to the student body lowa Falls eleven defeated the Humboldt football team 19 0 Band members fxlled seven cars to attend the Marme band concert at Des Memes The rumor class attended County Career Day at Gxl more Cnty Algona football squads defeated Humboldt fresh man sophomore and lumor htgh teams 7 D and 26 13 Iunior hugh students celebrated Halloween wxth a party ln the gym NOVEMBER Students were gxven a two day vacatxon whxle fac ulty members attended the State Teachers Conven tlon tn Des Moines Webster Cxty avenged last years loss by beatmg Humboldt 26 6 on a cold football mght Erme Quxgley spoke to the lugh school assembly on offxcratxng at sports events Dancing class met rn the gym The marvels of electnclty were presented to the stu dent body assembly by C E Iones Humboldt hed Algona 14 14 m the last football game of the season The band mmgled with balloons ln Fort Dodges Christmas m Falryland parade The Lions and Rotary Clubs entertamed the football boys and cheerleaders at a banquet Sophomores and semors began their magazine sell mg campazgns whxch resulted m a sophomore vxctory The Band Mothers Club continued its fund ratstng protects by sponsoring a public drnner 1920 Mlxed Chorus and Bel Canto staged a successful productxon of H M S Pmafore In the fxrst basketball game of the season LuVerne defeated Humboldt 59 47 and 45 29 m the freshman sophomore game pated in the All State Concert at Drake Fieldhouse ln Des Moines Begmnmg of the thxrd slx weeks Humboldt defeated Rolfe 52 42 and 45 29 ln the fresh man sophomore game for the flrst basketball wlns of the season Mr Staudt s twlns made their flrst school appearance at the faculty coffee m the home ec room Hampton tnmmed Humboldts basketball team 50 49 and the Humboldt freshmen sophomores won 29 26 DECEMBER The hot lunch program began under the dxrectxon of Mrs Holdefer A football movne sponsored by the H Club was shown ln the audttorlum Iunror hugh basketball Intramurals were begun Varsity basketball team went down rn defeat at the hands of Webster City 4741 while the freshmen sophomores came out on top 48 33 Lxterally hundreds of pnzes were awarded when the losing freshman magazme team treated the wmnmg team at a party m the gym Lrvermore defeated varslty and freshman sophomore basketball teams 48 44 and 42 41 Members of speech class were hosts to the conference play festxval 13-Chapter farmers were xnlttated tnto F F A Iowa Falls slipped past the varsxty basketball team 48 46 and the Humboldt freshmen sophomores won 45 34 Spanrsh carolers spread Chnstmas cheer through the hall of HHS e 26- - n u - u s . u s . e . u - - s ' . I - . . l - 31- ' ' - I . . - liz- - 1 - - ' u I . 2- 1 . 1 s . . . . . - 5- ' i I . ' - . ' ' 6- ' ' . - ' 9- - - . -. - ' . . . 9- . I ' I ' . - - . 10- I ' ' ' - . 12- ' ' s . 1 5- I Q. I 17- 1 . - . . O - I - - 23- h . . . . ' . ' ' , 23-24-Eight choristers .and three instrumentalists partici- - J. n - Q I - a I ' ' . 27- - - ' - . ' 29- . ' n' ' ' ' I ao- ' ' ' - - . 1 .4 I . ' 3- u s - ' . 7- . - . ' . . . 7- . . s s I s . f Q . - I . . . 1 1 - . . . F - . I - . ' . . 12- . ' , - I 14- ' ' i . . -., ,.' . ' ' '. 17- I . .. '74 ..- Rehearsals GIRLS PRACTICE IN P E 1 HOMEMAKERS LEARN TO SEW. KANNENBERG AND LOWDER MAKE LIKE EINSTEIN ARTISTS CONCENTRATE ON BLOCK PRINTING BASKETBALL GETS WORK OUT IN BOYS PE SPANISH II EXAMINES NEWS TROPHY. ..75.. BIOLOGISTS IDENTIFY PARTS OF A FROG 7 Schedule of Attractuons Humboldt defeated Manson 55 51 and 42 20 un non conference basketball games The sophomore home ec gurls entertauned theur mothers at a Chrustmas tea lunuor hlgh muxed chorus went Chrustmas carolung Young Master Schultz made hus furst appearance at faculty coffee partues Humboldts varsuty and freshman sophomore basket ball teams defeated Clarion 53 38 and 6124 The varsuty basketball team traveled to Forest Cuty and was defeated 38 37 IANUARY Classes were resumed after ll days of Chrustmas vacatucn Algona varsuty walloped Humboldt basketball squad 72 47 and the Algona freshmen sophomores were defeated 58 34 Muss Snyder became engaged to Lt Iames Krem rs Dancung lessons were glven un the gym Iowa Every Pupul tests were taken by uunuor hugh students The band appeared un a concert before htgh school assembly Eagle Grove varsuty basketball squad defeated Humboldt 63 48 and Humboldt fre hmen sophomores won 60 34 Bel Canto held a bake sale to boost the robe fund Fort Dodge Corpus Chrustu defeated the Humboldt varsuty basketball boys 69 48 and the Corpus Chrustu freshmen sophomores were defeated 39 32 17 Eught speakers attended the conference speech festuval at Webster Cuty Two days duvuded unto four peruods each were de voted to semester tests Humboldt varsuty basketball boys defeated Clear Lake 74 50 while the freshmen sophomores suffered theur only conference defeat 54 39 Begunnmg of second semester Algona defeated Humboldt 68 53 un the furst round of the conference basketball tournament The band and boys glee club presented an evenung concert un the audutoruum The March of Dumes began wuth funal contrubutuons amountmg to S207 87 for the school The play So Wonderful un Whute and thurteen speakers partucupated un the home spee h contest Humboldt varsuty and freshman sophomore basketball teams scored 56 50 and 62 24 wuns over Pocahontas Nancy Robunsons oratorlcal declamatuon and So Wonderful un Whute were guven at a hugh school assembly Eleven students played un massed band at the con ference band festuval un Claruon FEBRUARY Humboldt scored a doubl wun over Engl Grov varsuty and freshman sophomore basketball tams 44 42 and 69 36 Fufteen gurls went through the horrors of GAA unutuatuon Luvermore varsuty basketball squad beat Humboldt 6746 and the Humboldt freshmen sophomor s won 47 42 A high school assembly was guven by speakers from the home contest The Bug Show a productuon of uunuor hugh tal nt was guven in the audutoruum Clear Lake slupped past Humboldt 34 33 but the freshman sophomore basketball team scored a 46 27 wun over Clear Lake 2526 1516 Bel Canto gurls sextet boys quartet and Donna Buckungham sang for crutucs at the conference vocal musuc festuval un Eagle Grove Muss Iohnson gave her assembly ln the form of an all hugh school aruthmetuc test The Valentune faculty coffee party was held un the home ec room Humboldt varsuty basketball squad was defeated by Algona 54 41 The Humboldt freshmen sophomores won 48 29 A Valentune sock hop was held un the gym followung the Humboldt Algona basketball game Muss Rolland showed colored sludes of her last sum mer s trup to Europe at a hugh school assembly Humboldt varsuty lost to Fort Dodge Corpus Chrustu 55 52 un the funals of the sectuonal basketball tourna ment held at Humboldt The Spmuster s Spree sponsored by Bel Canto was held un the gym wuth the gurls escortung theur fellows MARCH Begunnung of fufth sux weeks The hugher authorutues placed a ban on gum chewung wuth a two per cent reductuon of sux weeks grades as a penalty Mrs Smuths Spanush class held uts class banquet un the home ec room Three carloads of art students attended the Scholastuc Art Exhubut un Des Mounes Humboldt was represented un the pre dustruct speech contest at Storm Lake Stankenfreun Walked Agaun at the chemustry as sembly The band appeared un concert wuth guest durector and solousts from the Unuversuty of Iowa land at hugh school assembly Humboldt was host to the dustruct speech contest APRIL The vocal musuc department gave a pre contest concert un theur new blue and gold robes Basketball boys attended the Luons dunner at Clear Lake Prelumunary musuc contest for solos and ensembles was held at Webster Cuty Captaun Paul Dry entertauned hugh school students at an assembly wuth hus sea tales Begunnung of suxth sux weeks The senuor class attended Career Day at Eagle Grove The Mason Cuty hugh school band and chorus were performers at hugh school assembly Actuvutues for D of D day uncluded unutuatuon of new members a play and a banquet Funal state musuc contest for solos and ensembl s was held at Perry MAY Muss Blaul and art students presented a high school assembly The uumors were hosts to the senuors at a banquet and prom The senuor class play was presented un the audu toruum Baccalaureate was held for the senuor class Th awards assembly was held wuth the senuors leavmg for theur Skup Day after the assembly The class breakfast was held un the mornung and commencement was held for the Class of 1952 un the evening the mornung o 18- - - ' - ll- , ' ' . ' lg- . 1 . 1 1 1 1 I ' . 14- ' ' 19-. . . . . . I u . . . . 20- . . 14- . . 21- ' ' ' - - us- 22- ' ' ' - . ' - . 15- ' ' ' 21- . . I I 22- 1 . 1 1, 2- ' l ' . l . . 29- .. . . , I 4- - . . . . . 5- ' . . e . 8- . . . l 83- . . . . 3- . . . . . i 3- . . . I . lo- . . . . . 11- . . 3- . . 1 I . . - . 4- . ' 12- . ' ' ' ' . 15- . . 8- . U . . . - . 13-u 1 . 1 :I . - . . - . 1 1 - JB- I . . . . I - . . . i . 20-Mrs. Mealiff showed pictures she had taken in Hol- 18- ' ' . - . - 29- ' ' . 21- ' ' . . 24- - ' ' 25- I . . . . . , 1- - , 28- 1 1 1 . - I - I I ' I 3- . , . 28- I ., . . . . . . . C i 4.5,- - ' - 29- ' - ' -I . . ' , 9- ' ' 30- . . . . ,, ' ' . . . ,. . . 14, - - - - . i 16- ' . au- ' . 16- ' ' ' e s 1 . . 1 .. 1 1 1 l- e ' e e - - . ' 1- ' 5- ' ' . . . . . . 5-- . . . 5- ' ' . 1- ' ' 25- ' ' . . 26- e in ' 8-- ' . - . 29- . ' ' - 76 .-. Breaks QQ' DANCING CLASS HAD A GOOD CROWD lg: HOT LUNCH PROVIDES INTEREST AT NOONTIME. NEW CHEERLEADERS TRY OUT LOCKS GET WORKED OVER BY REPAIR CREW SAILORS KOPPE AND HOLDEN VISIT ROOM 4 ON LEAVE. -77- EXEMPT LISTS BRING CROWD TO BULLETIN BOARD PROIECTION BOOTH MEANS EXTRA WORK FOR SOME. Behind the Scenes Iumors put on hnxshmq touches ior the Prom Semor boys plus yumor B111 Lowder lme up wxth Coach Hudar Everyihmq s mce at the end of the D oi D play Everythmq Nxce 78 before leaving for Career Day. So Wonderful - ln White Gmny CM Morqanl One oi these days that DeWxtt dame IS qomq to get her nose busted Cresson QC Saul! Thxs ns a hospxtal Shxpman not a country club New girl KK. Fredericksenl. I've always wanted to be a nurse-it's so wonderful. ,79- The Staff of the Nolcomls PLAYWRITES Ed1l0I Anne Harrls Asslstants Mary Wogen Nancy Iohnson Manager Marlene Holden ASS1SlQHlS Cam11la Fam Earl Helvtck PRESS AGENTS SALESMEN Iohn Anderson Dean Belt Roger Day Maynard Gregerson Eleanor Heun Iames Iacobsen D1ck Iohnson Vernon Iomer Charles Kleveland Dor1s Lane Beverly Klrchhoft Marv1n Lmdemann Neva Meyer Bob Solbeck Arnold Torkelson Calendar Classes Faculty G1rls Athletxcs Humor Muslc Orgamzahons Lela Bagenstos Harold Nostrom LOIS Reedy Elwyn Welble Phyllxs Chantland Ioanne Edge Marjone Hampson Don W11cox Ierry Solbeck Norene Thoden Dons Lee Margaret McBurney Al1ce Pedersen Cal Hedegaard Konrad Kannenberg Lo1s Ressler Don Vest R1ta DeGroote Ioan Eswlne Shlrley Kuehnast Yvonne Abens B111 Hoyer Walt Ward LYRICISTS DEPARTMENT EDITORS r Boys Athlet1Cs lane Coll1ns Tom Henderson D1Ck Iohnson Ard1s Wllcox Robert Klrchhoff Alfred Kmerlern B111 Lowder Typlsts Iackle Bradford Bob Buchan Iamce Clay Charlene Dan1el Mona Dav1s Iane Ehrhardt Isabelle Iohnson Iulranne Skow ANGELS Covers Craftco Yearbook Covers Engravmng Waterloo Engrav1ng Company Photography Molander and Saul Studxos Pr1nt1ng Messenger Pnntmg Company O Alice Watts A t or - B B - 80 - T-,Q f e 5 'S 3 v' 'W' Y-7 Q53