Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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GUY CARTER Upper Iowa Unrversxty If chemrstry holds terror for many people rt certarnly does not for Mr Carter He teaches rt Mr Carter rs also the physrcs and general scrence rnstructor He cared for the frlm projectron equrpment and supervrsed the projectronrsts at work Huntrng rs Mr Carter s favorrte hobby ARLENE ENGHOLM Iowa State College Teachrng the fascrnatrng rntrrcacres of art to grades frve through twelve kept Mrss Engholm busy from morning trll nrght Several ex hrbrts throughout the year rnformed the students of the varrous prorects ofthe art classes Mrss Engholm enjoys swrmmrng tennrs and leather work rn her spare trme GORDON EVERSOLL Grmnell College Stanford Unrversrty B A M A An aquarrum full of troprcal frsh adorned the room where Mr Ever soll taught two senror Englrsh classes two sophomore Englrsh classes and one speech class darly After regular school hours he coached rn terpretatrve and oratorrcal readers sponsored the Nokomrs and dr rected the senior class play Hrs two chrldren recerved the remarnder of hrs trme AL HADAR Upper Iowa Unrversrty A well rounded schedule kept Mr Hadar occupred throughout the year Besrdes berng athlenc drrector for football track and freshman sophomore basketball he taught classes rn economrcs and crvrcs Four boys physrcal educatron classes had Mr Hadar as therr oversee: Durrng the summer Mr Hadar relaxed by playrng golf and workrng on hrs house GUY CARTER 'T' ...air-.t,..a1 ARLENE ENGHOLM nnanlgi 'S ii hm Greene prepares to exhibrt hrs drrvrng skrll for Mr Place 21 GORDON EVERSOLL AL HADAR . . 8.5. B.A. f s I ' B.S. 'Fifi O! Y v H M ' n 'I 7. W, 1 I W sw 1 - Q . . f 1

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l will MA URICE ANDERSON DORIS BARTON ROBERT BERKEMEIR JOSEPH CARNEY MAURICE ANDERSON St. Olaf College B,A, During his first year here, Mr. Anderson taught music to junior and senior high songbirds. Choraliers. sextet, madrigal. trio, and several soloists were also under his direction. Mr. Anderson comes from Wan- amingo. Minnesota and he recently spent two years asa Chaplain's Assistant in the army. DORIS BARTON Iowa State College Tangled thread burned food and broken dishes were some of the problems Mrs Barton had to contend with teaching homemaking I and II to freshmen and sophomore girls She also sponsored the Junior class and taught adult evening school Mrs Barton spent the summer va cationing at Okobojr ROBERT BERKEMEIR State University of Iowa B A M A Four classes of junior English and one economics and C1VlCS class were on Mr Berkemeir s agenda this year Sponsoring debate and ex temporaneous speaking also helped to keep him occupied During the summer he was employed at the DeKalb plant JOSEPH CARNEY Iowa State College The second semester saw the addition of one new teacher Mr Car ney who taught classes in general sctence geography and psychology He recently spent two years ID the army asa Chaplain s Assistant Mr Carney enjoys music tn hrs spare time ,ss 'Q 1 Keith Day and Gary Blomker inspect a model Globe theater 20 B.S. I I . I ' A D - - n u Q , , . , I n B.A. . . I n - A n , I ' 9 'U' , - ' . iTf'f?'iiH5 X , 2 ik I 'A K F F' ' K r V 'f X, gh 1 .x O 47' t x - st Y,-La. . M 5 'I' R . Y ' I . 'T ' 1 , 3 fl A'

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RODNEY HAKEMAN VLRGINIA HUNDERTMARK RODNEY HAKEMAN Iowa State College With rare good humor and patience Mr Hakeman taught the algebra geometry trrgonometry and business artthmettc classes He helped coach the Junior high football squad and was a sponsor of the Junior class He enjoys outdoor sports as a hobby and spent the last summer working for his master s degree VIRGINIA HUNDERT MARK Luther College asdfjkl Typing students under the watchful eye of Mrs Hundertmark knew these letters quite well Mrs Hundertmark a business admrms tration maJor taught typing shorthand bookkeeping and secretarial practice She was a junior class sponsor durtng the school year ALMA JOHNSON St Olaf College After a summer spent in peace and quiet Miss Johnson returned to teach the complexities of math to not so eager students Two classes of general math three classes of algebra and one of business arrth metrc listened to and learned from her Miss Johnson also sponsored the sophomore class and helped organize a lively picnic and a vigorous magazine sales campaign LEONE LOVERING Iowa Methodist Hospital Two offices one tn the grade school and one in the high school kept Mrs Lovertng busy this year Besides always being on the lookout for any new diseases and bandagtng the inevitable bruises and cuts she checked the height weight and eyes of the students Mrs Loverrng somehow found time to sponsor the Junior Red Cross and the milk pro gram ALMA JOHNSON Mike Baker Geraldine Beeson and Dean Nervig LEONE LOVERING perfect their chemistry experiment 22