Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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1 1 1 1 9 mlb is an 1710 1211108 Y a If 'Ga am 'NT ax GUY CARTER B.S., Upper Iowa Univcfsity Mr. Carter is surrounded each day in chemistry and science with students who are eager to blow up the school. His schedule also in- cludes a physics class. As president of the faculty, a large amount of his time was used in preparing for faculty meetings. Mr. Carter spent most of his summer at Drake University working on his M.A., but he found a little time to relax with his fishing pole MRS LOVERING R N Iowa Methodist Hospital Mrs Lovering begins each morning by checking the absentees from each grade room, she then calls the parents to see just what the trouble is Skmned knees and hurt feelings are brought to Mrs Lover ing to be patched up When she has some spare time she visits those who have been ill Eye height and weight check ups along with the milk drive and the Junior Red Cross are also in charge of Mrs Lovering MRS RUEBEL and MARGE Sc!-IULZF the school secretaries kept the files straight for Mr Mease and Mr Cram From 8 30 to 9 00 Marge served as school librarian helping high school students make their selections ANDY NELSON chit' ruslodzan kept the schoolhouse in shape for its busy schedule He was assisted by Archie Stoddard shown placing the stop sign Together they kept the lawn mowed and raked and early on winter mornings they could be seen shovelmg the walks After the basketball games they clcancd the gym and readied it for more physical training classes 57' UU 5-vi ' 1 E

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STERLING MIscI-IE B S N E MO S T C M M Drake Umversxty All rlght FrauleIns open your mouths was a famxhar phrase In Mr Mxsches Bel Canto and CecIl1an groups He also had charge of rmxed chorus and boys chorus jumor high chorus trIo sextet boys quartet mIxed quartet and madrngal as well as one study hall In the fall he could be found busnly fnxmg sccncry :md preparmg costumes for the operetta A Waltz Dream W GLENN BELL B M M M S U I Mr Bell IS well occupIed durmg the week and on Saturdays when the band takes a trxp Besxdes gnvmg IndIvIdual Instrumental lessons to the students he also dxrects lumor and semor concert bands and the marchmg band An orchestra under hIs dnrectnon was organlzed thIs year Durmg the summer Mr Bell manages the summer concerts and plays In Karl Kmg s band ENID MILLER B A I S T C Teachmg jumor and ennor hlgh school gnrls and grade school physncal educatxon classes consumed most of Mass Mnllers schedule Constant questlomng as to What are we gomg to play today? and How many G A A pomts do I have? kept her busy Mxss Mxller sponsored the cheerleaders G A A and Pep Club RICHARD SCHULTZ B S Central College After spendmg hIs vacatnon playmg baseball Mr Schultz returned to HHS to teach a group of new freshmen the fundamentals of general busmess and general sclence He was the head coach for varslty basketball and baseball and lme coach durmg football season He also works wlth fIfth and sxxth grade boys physxcal educatnon classes AL I-IADAR BS Upper Iowa Umvemty Mr Hadar was a busy man In the fall coachmg the Wnldcats to thexr second conference champxonshlp In three years In hIs economlcs classes hvely dlscussnons on pohtlcs were the mam dIversIon from studymg He coached football track freshman sophomore basketball and taught boys physxcal educatxon classes He spent his summer workmg at a Pcnnsylvama swlmmmg pool 11 fre ,ai 44 :rr ,sf -k2a'kf'1 fi

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Second year teachers, MAIN, BETTS, BLAUL, McCURDY,and LARSON serve on food commxttee at annual pncmc held at Gotch Park honorm new faculty and school board members Fuculty um es, HADAR, CARTH, SUNWALL, and Gocc, sample coffee whxlc preparmg refreshments for parents attending open house ob servancc durmg Natnonal Educatnon week MRS D J CRAM pours for the parents who attended the faculty open house at which the faculty and parents had chances to become better acquamted and to d1scuss some of the students problems Calm and collecting dcvcnbes the bus drivers as they start out on thexr route ln the fnrst pxcture are ALVIN HULSIZEK, DON RANER, Cr-mls CHRISTENSEN, of long tnme servxce, and PETEK HELWCK Old tuner GRANT WILLET relaxes on bus fender, whmle comparatxve newromrn Bon IENSFN, LCN BROWN, and Bon WRKINSON Insten to hrs words of wisdom 13 :':'1'P l' xt 11 fl I' ' . ei, X - . 49. . . . .g