Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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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 . K ',, . , Z , ,, 'I 1 V ng., Lf f . L.....W WW. f 5 i, .. .f7f 5 A .Fw N.. : 4 f . j' -1. L , ,. ., ., .. af ., - 4 . , Y .W , V ll'

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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

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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..