Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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THOMAS L PLACE HELEN H RANK THOMAS L PLACE B A Iowa State Teachers College There was usually very httle sound of argument comlng from the bxology room except when the theory of evolutlon was alred for the students were too busy Wfltlllg notes and soakmg up the knowledge that Howed from Mr Place After a year of teachmg drlver educatxon he was more flrmly convmced that we must make a chorce between becommg skrlled or krlled HELEN H RANK B A Ellsworth College Mrs Rank was kept busy thls year wrth four freshmen Engllsh classes and a study hall Somehow she found tlme to gtve lessons ln Oflglllal oratory dramat1c and humorous declamatxon She dlrected the festlval play the con test play and produced three one act plays whlch were presented to the pub- l1C Takmg care of her famlly took most of her trme at home RICHARD SCHULTZ BS Central College A wave of laughter commg down the hall was a good mdlcatlon that one of Mr Schultz two busmess classes or hlS second semester blology class was meetmg Besldes teachmg he nas head basketball and baseball coach and asslstant football mentor and supervlsed physlcal educatlon for two grade school classes KALEB SUNWALL B A Iowa State Teachers College Whenever groamng sounds came from Mr Sunwall s room everyone knew that another f1ve pomt qurz 1n U S hlstory or world hlstory was under way Mr Sunwall farthfully returned to HHS after vacat1on1ng ID Montana dreammg over the lefsa ludeflsk and other Scandmavran delicacies to be devoured dunng the wrnter BERNICE B SMITH B A Gnnnell College Mrs Smtth returned to Humboldt Hrgh thrs year to teach Spanish I and II students grammar class a sophomore Englxsh class and managed a study hall each day She sponsored the school newspaper, The R6glStCI, dlrected the annual D of D play, managed the hxgh school assembly program, and served on faculty commrttees 13 4. RICHARD ScHUL'rz KALEB SUNWALL BERNXCE B SMITH - . 'V 1 l .iff I TW m W K N ,L 'X .1 A It I l 5 l S5 ,M ao., fin Q I A . fflf' lk v 1 W , , 1 . 'assi M-: :I the Wni . , . . 1 . . . VE, , Sa' . . ga r r X J . . . . . gig: ' ! . . H . . u ww ,A . , . . .4 K . . . . . . ' ' Y f to ,.,, . y ' 1 ' I A 1 I. ' A 3 , . . , . . . . . . Y ' 1 3 3 , . . ' ! ' ! . . . . . . 1, . . . . . l l , Y Y . , . . 7 ! l 1 Al ' I7 '

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..? 4-4-Q ALMA B JOHNSON LEONE LOVERING ENID MILLER STERLING MISCHE MILAN PETE.-xs ALMA B JOHNSON BA St Olaf College Those who have been m any of Mxss Johnson s algebra or general mathe matlcs classes have nodded ln answer to her Are you vuth me? as she ex plalned the complexmes of math M1ss johnson who IS well known m H H S for her W1lllI1gI'16SS to gue spec1al help elther before or after school hours LEONE LOVERING RN Iowa Methodwt l-loswtal Mrs Lovenng checked attendance 1n all grade rooms 1n both schools each day Besrdes takmg care of all the cuts brulses nose bleeds and the other 1nJur1es she checked the herght vselght and eyes of all the students and found tlme to sponsor the IUHIOI Red Cross That her tlme was fully occu pled was shown by the busy 0fflCCS she had ln both the old and new bulldmgs ENID MILLER B A Iowa State Teachers College Hrgh school and jumor hlgh glrls gymn classes took most of Mlss Mlller s tlme but she also supervxsed most of the grade students 1n at least one physrcal educatxon class each week Sponsormg GAA Pep Club and the cheer leaders rounded out her workmg day STERLING MISCHE B S N E M O S T C M M Drake Umverslty After spendmg the summer workmg for DeKalb Mr Mlsche returned to the task of trylng to teach Jumor and senlor hrgh school students to smg Bel Canto Mrxed Chorus Boys Glee Club and Ceclhan were regular Slflglng classes In add1t1on he had a IIIO a madngal group a sextet and many solorsts as well as prepanng two operettas MILAN PETRAS B S Unwerszty of lllmozs Arnldst the sounds of hammenng sawmg and the screammg of power tools Mr Petras VOICC could be heard shoutmg 1I'lSfI'l1Cl1Ol'1S to the boys rn shop That however lasted for onlv twelve weeks and the rest of hrs trme was spent ln teach1ng crops llvestock care and farm management to the faml boys and conductrng hls part of the adult educatlon classes 12 Y 'Q-1v-,,,. 4 i f E ' I can 5 v -e I. W ,rr I f j . , . . . . I . , n ' ' ll 7' 77 - . . .Y . . Y 7 also sponsored the sophomore class. , . . ' . l 7 . Y 7 . . 1 . y Y. , , , . . , . . . . , . . , . V . . . . . . ., , - , . ., . . . . . . ., . ., , . Y . , 7 . . . ' I Y ! Y , . , . . . . 7 . , . , . . . . . , . if YI 1 I ' 7 ! , 7 ! 7

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Anemia STODDARD ?' Q mgrff-fx W WW -fr ANDREW NELSON REINHART SCHMIDTKH 'lime Bus drwers C Chrlstensen G Wrllett P Helvrck I Kmght A Hulsrzer B ensen G Schallhammer subs for H Bogaard L Brown The custodlans undoubtedly put rn the longest hours at the school Before sunrrse to long after dark these men do thelr part m progress through eclucatlon 1 4 l MAX RASMUSSEN ll 'Q jx -1 ' XE.. ' A 'I - N -fl . 1 1 up : . il . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . rv - -eva 9 - so - 1, ,Q In Q PJ 5 ,J Q 3 swf A ' . 'I . . A' . ws ...,, , I Q