Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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'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 . , . .

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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

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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