Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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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-

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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..

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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-