Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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'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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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 . . . - . . . . ,

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C1 ha 1? 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-