Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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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-

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, 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

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