Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

101 V YA X5 JI 5 g 1'1e:, a F'N ff X XX 'rl-ls: ii Kg X x X 956 J X d,Jj i VOLUME XLIII THE ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE SENIORS HUMBOLDT HIGH SCHOOL HUMBOLDT: IOWA EDITOR Edward Strach ASSISTANTS Barbara Nelson Carol Parsons BUSINESS MANAGER Ronald Stone ASSISTANTS J y Lundlen K h Naeve X, ,,fC 'g7-:law X f 'Z ... W X X ,fy X . j I Q X A I qxx dd! Q. kg J xx -4-2 bi T-Z . Xl X?-,, I '--f-1- QNX 4 ff?-fgiiif r - .fig Q 1? Z .772 ' ' .,,, H' I 3 '1T'x. 3 'i'. .1- g.k Ns x x -XM .X NX X xx gy, N XE, X 4 - .,-, is-' Y is rx ., 'R ' - x tXX'Nx.. XJ J 'ff-ff'-ff-1 sf? 2?-A x' :Ti ---'ff' - -' , J f X Q .- .ff . - Q THE l956 NOKOMIS L00 ln a larger-than-ever yearbook the activities of the administra- tion, the seniors, and the underclassmen during the year are reviewed as a guide for 1956-57. E Sportsmanship from the playing fields, personal development in speech and music activities, and wider cultural horizons through classroom participation remain as goals for the future. 2 ..,, --SX ,, 'h .oqx A . 'X ,ne X. 1' 1 'S X X if I .f Q 'Q .X J J V 1 Q.. ggfx. .W LA ' , 5 Q. 55, 2 . ' ' ,r 3.745 5 ' 'A -- ' x X uv. . 93, f ,.1. P' JI I X S sf- aD. ,'j JL' A 'vw gh - . X 'f -TvQl'42?5f ' 5' ' 4 ' f ' Q N .1 E? V fn is - , .' X 4 N ' I ay V V, TQ if s ff 'W 4' 41, 'vw ' f - A 1' f N- f, 1 3 Wh ,, 94,11 ,Yu , wfx fffw T A 7' Z ' if f 1. WA I !, I X , I ff- f f f ,. , -5,12 fy TOWARD FUTURE BY VIEWING THE PAST 3 Title . . Foreword ...... Talbe of Contents Calendar ..... Administration . . . Faculty . . Classes . . Seniors . . Juniors . . . Sophomores . . Freshmen. . . vc'l Operetta , , , Instrumental , , Class Officers Honor Rolls . . . . . Activities . . . . . Football , , , , , , Homecoming Football . . Basketball Track . . . . Baseball . . . Golf . . . Vocal . . Student Council , , G. A. A. ..... Pep Club , , , Cheerleaders , H-Club . . Register . . Nokomis , . F.F.A. . . D. of D ......... Speech Sc Dramatics Plays ....... Senior Play . . Prom .... Assemblies ..... Award Assembly Skip Day . . . Senior Activities Graduation , . Candids . . . Credits . Opening Assembly . . Development Tests . Teachers' Meeting . . Bonfire and Snake Dance. . . Homecoming .- .-aa.. All-School Math Test . . A11- State Tryouts . .-.... State Teachers' Convention . . Operetta .... . Thanksgiving Vacation .... Play Festival at Clear Lake . Christmas Assembly Christmas Vacation ,.,. T. B. Film ..... Patch Tests ....... Patches Removed .... Chorus Festival at Algona North Central Association E Iowa State Band ......... Spinsters' Spree . G.A.A. Banquet . . D. of D. Day ....... Junior Career Day ....... Science Fair at Cedar Falls . . State Speech Contest at Storm Lake . . Senior Class Play ........... Small Group Music Contest ...... Large Group Music Contest at Hampton Jr. -Sr. Banquet and Prom ,,,,,,, Senior Skip Day ...... Award Assembly and Band Picnic . . Last Day for Seniors ......... Baccalaureate ............ Senior Breakfast and Commencement . . Semester Tests ......... . . . Report Cards . . ... ...... . . Aug. 29 . . Sept. 1-2 . . Oct. 3 . . Oct. 6 . . . . Oct. 7 . . . . . Oct. 14 . . . Oct. 22 . . Nov. 3-4 . Nov. 17-18 . Nov. 23-27 . . . Dec. 8 . . .Dec. 21 , , Dec. 21-Jan. 2 sa-. ... . ..-... .Qs valuation . . . . . . . Mar. , ,Mar. , , Apr. ..AlJ1'- ...ADI- .....Apr. . . . Apr. 21 . . Apr. 25-26 Apr. 27-28 . . May 5 . . May 7 . . May 16 . May 18 May 18 May 20 . May 24 . . May 24-25 . . May 28 n -. s. 1 . Jan. 19 Ian. 30 Feb. 1 Feb. 28 Mar. 16 21 23 9 10 11 14 F77 ' -Q ...1? i..... - - A f 2:- '.q'-' X 5 v- ,if T35 'Z'- -- ' i -q:, -Y .11-::f-.21--- I xy iq X T - xirg S. , ,Q THE ADMINISTRATION CONSTANT 6 ff j2'Si x -T ,ff jk jf FORESEES CHALLENGES IN EDUCATION 7 ZOH-DIU-ICDHZHZU3' 'gn ,. W ff 'E Qi. M, 'rm 'A 5 , 5' , -it ' 'E 1 ff K ' ,V , M wg 5, K 4 - '- ' gf r M 5 1 -- ,..,... - 5 ,4 . . -K-.. ' - f M631--Y --3 1- f' 4 rl + S' Wa k 13,L ' A 'Q I' 'W' ORA LU ALEXANDER Denver University, B.A. Librarian DORIS BARTON Iowa State College B.S. JOSEPH L. CARNI-:Y I.S.T.C.. B.A. Home Economics General Science, Psychology, Algebra GUY L. CARTER Upper Iowa University, B.S. ARLENE ENGHOLM I.S.T.C. , B.A. Art Chemistry, Physics GORDON E. EVERSOLL Grinnell B.A., Stanford, M.A. V J., ' ..pP' N E , V English, U.S. History fe-J OWN DICK FURST Typing, Dnver Trammg KJ RICHARD GOGG Coach, Study Hall 1 AL HADAR Upper Iowa Umversxty B.S. Coach, Economics, Civics, P.E. ' IU x pf RODNEY HAKEMAN I.S.T.C. B.A.,S,D.U. M.A, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry ALMA B. JOHNSON St, Olaf College B.A, General Math, Algebra LEONE LOVERING Iowa Methodist Hospital R.N. School Nurse ENID MILLER I.S.T.C. , B.A. Physical Education SHELBY NELSON Iowa University, B.A. Geography, General Science GLENN PETERSON Drake University, B.M.E. , M.M.E. Instrumental Music MILAN PETRAS Universityoflllinois, B. A. Vocational Agriculture THOMAS PLACE I S T.C B A Biology, Senior Science NORMAN POTTS I S T C B A English, Speech if Q ! 1 .Ji HELEN RANK Ellsworth College B. A. English DICK SCHULTZ. an Central College B.S. Coach, Economics, Business, P.E. BERNICE B. SMITH Grinnell College B.A. English, Spanish DOROTHY STEEGE THEODORE STEWART Northwestern B. M. E. Vocal Music I.S.T,C. B.A. Commercial LYDIA WOGEN Sr. Olaf College B.A. 12 History N..-' YH' 'SL ! 2 X. . , f-fx .1 . X a- N , N ,-Q - 1 RK ' Q uran X ' ky S3 A j QS n fig wx., R ' ' ' - ie ' f ,. X'Fi1.t Zz xv Q , xl lx X 5 - -' As X L 2 THE SENIORS PREDICT THAT SUCCESS WILL BE I4 gfrfii. X E 'X N g ,XA N ff If THEIR KEYS T0 FUTURE CDl 1CDC.OD'l O TURNED THROUGH HARD WORK I5 Barbara Nelson class presldent, receives congratulations CLASS OF l956 VALEDICTORIAN Robert Frledrlch SALUTATORIANS Barbara Nelson Anleas L1ttle MOTTO The key to our future has begun to turn COLORS Aqua and Wh1te FOUR YEAR HONOR ROLL Ronald Bailey Mary Baker Onalee Damel Robert Frlednch Sharon Kennlng Wayne Lehman Anleas L1tt1e Jerry Lundlen Kelth Naeve Barbara Nelson Ronald Nelson Merry Lee Parker Carol Parsons Charles Schultz Sheryl Severson Loulse Stamper Edward Strachan FLOWER ................. Carnation I 6 ALYCE JOHNSON 'Aly Mae' Secretary 'That must be funnyl I don't get it either. ARLENE AHLRICHS Arch Always ready for a good laugh. BARBARA NELSON 'Barb' President Her piercing whistle brings all the wolves running. JERRY LUNDIEN ..Gu.. Vice -President Man with the golden horn. JIM ANDERSEN Jinx Jim knows how heavy a sack of groceries can get. LORET TA BAGEN STOS 'Rem' This human dynamo really gets wound up. RONALD STONE Rocky Humboldt High's candidate for Golden Gloves. JAMES ALBUS mm.. I believe in work, but I 'm not in favor of it. I7 MARY BAKER Fud She 's all set to twirl her way to Iowa City. MARILYN BAUGOUS Mari1yn She 's striving for the title of the world 's greatest detassler. I8 RONALD BAILEY 'Ron' Any relation to Captain Video? TED BASTIAN .Tedn 'The time is dull, but I shall sharpen it. JERRY BEEBE Jeb Ieb's off like a dirty shirt for Fort Dodge, GERALDINE BEESON 'Gerry' Steer clear of meg I'm dangerous. '-53 1 MIKE BAKER Mel He 's got the prettiest legs in the senior class. MIKE BECKER Mike That isn 't the way they did it at Garner. if ROBERT CHRIST Y Bob 'My heavens, girls, leave me alone. SALLY CLARK .Sun Ever had a banana in your ear? LARRY BRABY .Larryn What happened to your high-powered , air-conditioned putt-mobile? MARK CHRISTENSEN 'Mon' A puzzling career. DOUGLAS DEGROOTE Doug God 's gift to women. ROGER DICKINSON llAgnipll Collected any stop signs lately? DOUGLAS CLANCY 'Doug' Chase me, girlsg I'm full of fun. ONALEE DANIEL Onalee Patience is good insurance. I9 SHARON FORT Sharon I've been 'waitin' a long time. DONNA GREBNER Donna Is she as bashful as she acts? 20 MIKE DONAHUE 'Miken From 'Coast to Coast' to Iowa City. JOYCE FEANY 'Joyce' Kleenex is this gir1's best friend. JERRY HANSEN wa11y He knows what it is to be a One Bum Lung. WILLIS HELLICKSON Wi11y what he wants to get out of school most is himself. ROBERT FRIEDRICH IIFHEII Lawrence Welk, here I come. GARY GREENE Barney Small, but mighty. RUTH KRAMER Ruthie What's the secret behind her smile? GAIL LEHMAN Gail She knows it takes Two to Tango. 22 A NLEAS LITTLE Lucy Lucy has proved what hours of practice can do for a person's musical ability . KARIN LOT HRlNGER 'Karin This ga1's popped a lot of com in her day. Gulf., BARBARA KASLIN Barbara Her future is planned. SHARON KENNING Sharon Miles and miles, up and down the aisles. c 1' VA , gs'-vs. T-,4,,Q rf 'V KATHLEEN LANE Kathy Full of fun, and mischief, too. WAYNE LEHMAN Wayne Listen to those new duals rap up! LARRY O'DONNELL Larry Humboldt High's gift to the Metropolitan Opera. CAROL PARSONS Carol This square -dances. 24 :zu 2' - v -' , 'A . ' . ffm V DORIS NOSTROM Doris Her pet peeve is a dirty locker, GAYLA ODGAARD swim.. Hollywood, here I cornel' JUDY PERRY Juds Judy skipped right through old H. H. S . TED PERRY Como He joined the navy to roll in the dough. MERRY LEE PARKER 'Merry Lee She 's swung her way through dance band, LARRY PARSONS many.. Even a quiet pool has its own little whirlwind. wif: ,f . SHBIYL SEVERSON 'Sheryl' She will create a male rush for the hospitals. PETER SIMONSEN 'Percy' I find one fault with being tall: that if you trip it's a long, long fall. 26 MARY ANN SOPPELAND 'Mary Ann' Waiting on either cars or tables, she saves her tips for minks and sables. IDUISE STAMPER 'Louise' This girl 's day would never end without a song. DON SAYERS Don His temper goes against all red- headed tradition. CHARLES S CH ULT Z. 'Chasser' Women disturb rne not? GARY SHARP Gerbers Work fascinates himg he can sit and look at it for hours. ANITA SOLBECK 'Anita' Refugee from Rutland DONA STRACHAN 'Dona' Majorette with the clarinet. BILL SVENSEN Bi11 A white rat is a very intelligent creature. DONALD STEFFA Don His roarin' Ford, doesn 't. ROY STEVENSONLJR. I R He goes to 'war' every Monday night. DONALD THOMPSON Don Mr. Farmer of H.H.S. EVONNE THOMPSON 'Evonne' Her nickname will never be Butch. EDWARD STRACHAN lYEdN 'If U's were dollars, I'd be rich. VIRGINIA TERWILLIGER Ginny Her eyes spell mischief. 27 1 , .. E? ' W '. . , wail 1Ql?Z l,W-L53I kiEvl'f'E'5I -52' Q, H Y ,I riff ,6, g,f.w-1 g1if,g1'7Qa1 .la 'gl -9,2 fg5ljjl2?Q?Qjzi1gala? Q 1 ,, 1 0 Q 1 I 'fel Q53 Q bas' -51 Aa' 511 Y ' W 2 ?1gEJ5lKg d-i3'g 5' 1531! rw 'N Var ROW ONE H Schuler V Jensen D Ropte R Torkelson P Gregersen K Enockson B Lane E N111es J Rademacker ROW TWO K Cook B Rathke D Edwards M Barlow N Thoden S Davls J Kirchhof L Skow J Terwilliger ROW THREE J Larson N Overgaard B Loftus G Brownfield G Johnson P Saul R Strand B Hood ROW FOUR. B Warden R Johnson D Hockel J Myers J Larson R Gord T E1ch1er R Miller ROW FIVE L Mosbach E Anderson J Haynes J Knight T Hart R Christensen R Kunert K Nielsen CLASS or I 957 A new act1v1ty was added to the Juruor agenda this year On April 11 a body of well scrubbed spruced up Juniors carrying sack lunches and delighted at the pros pect of missing a day of school, boarded three busses and left for Career Day at Eagle Grove. Previously, seniors had attended Career Day, but it was decided that the juniors should attend so they would be better able to choose their electives as seniors. The big event in the life of a junioris planning and presenting the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom which were May 7 this year. The planning committee consisted of ten industrious and secretive students: Banquet Decoration - Shirley Peterson, Dance Committee-Rae Barsness, Invi- tations-Kay Rokenbrodt, Program-Velma Jensen, Sketch- ing and Drawing Knstine Andersen Gym Decoration Marvin Andersen and the class officers The class officers who were elected IH the fall, Emory Andersen, Presidentg Sherryl Stevenson, Vice- President: Jan Hill, Secretary, Tom Eichler, Treasurer, and the rest of the junior class, which is 93 strong, faith- fully sold confections between quarters and during the halves at basketball games in order to add to their treas- ury. The junior class had four new additions to its roster this year. They were Janice Rademacker, Margaret Schultz, Kaare Mehl, and Russ Miller. The juniors are sponsored by Miss Steege, Mrs. Barton, and Mr. Hakeman. ROW ONE: I. McMahon, N. Terwilliger, N. Tjaden, J. Davenport, H. Sampson, R. Amlie, M. Hansen, B. Casserly, G. Peterson. ROW TWO: S. Loomis, C. Klit, M. Thune, B. Frahm, A. Johnsen, M. Spade, S. Hampson, P. Hendrickson, P. Simonsen. ROW THREE: D. Silbaugh, R. Clabaugh, D. Reed, R. Steffa, M. Mather, M. McCormick, B. Wadsley, C. Day. ROW FOUR: A. Skow, T. Beeson, R. Br0WI1fie1d, N. Sorenson, D. Silbaugh, B. Merrill, J. Cran, B. Becker. CLASS or I958 On September 20, an excited sophomore class gather- ed infrontof the high school anticipating the picnic supper of maid -rites, pop, potato chips, and dixie cups that await- ed them at the tourist park. After a stimulating hike and a delicious supper, everyone took part in a rollicking foot- ball game. Later on Judy Lonning was called upon to read the scandal sheet, and the evening came to a delightful close. The five girls that skipped out before the paper was picked up were chosen to be the K.P. committee next year. The magazine saleswere profitable for the sophomore class treasury as wellas for the people who won prizes. The class made its goal of S800 by selling 8869.67 worth of magazines. High salesmen were John Burchfield, Judy Lonning, Virginia Andersen, Judy Davenport, and Marlene Hansen. Other prizes were won by Phyllis Hendrickson and Gerry Giddings. Citations were given to Greta Buckner and Diane I-lelvick, The class, with its 88 members, lost four students and gained four new ones during the year. The new ones are Joyce Craig, Harry Hayes, Sherry Powell, and Larry Beck. The class is led by Janice Bennett, President, Duane Marcellus, Vice-President, Judy Lonning, Secretary, and Virginia Andersen, Treasurer. The class sponsors are Miss Johnson, Mr. Petras, and Mr. Place. 1 'U ROW ONE S Daruelson J Slerter M Allen S Habben J Westfall J Blanchard R DeGroote R Schultz H Olson ROW TWO I Terwillrger E Thompson P Enckson K Thune S Short P Laing M Strelow C Kirchhoff B Kxrchhof ROW THREE P Bommel S Goodell A Jensen J Johnson L Lehman J Gord J Weitzel E Kist L Enockson ROW FOUR. R Wittman R Ruse G Young R Beebe D Taute J Merris J Eckhart J Parsons K Brownfield ROW FIVE R Lennrng M Redenius J Strachan G George M Boge M Hawkins D Didio G Erickson L Kjar ROW SIX G Decker G Strachan L Robinson D Thompson G Hankins D ODonne1l G Decker N Beeson F Brodale CLASS or l959 September 15 was the day the freshmen had chosen to have their class picnic but outside it was raining and in Taft Gym a gloomy crowd of freshmen lined up to re- ceive their picnic supper of hot dogs, potato chips, ice cream, and pop. Skip Dresser, when asked what was done after supper, replied We jest danced. Even though the picnic lacked the usual wood-smoke and fresh air, it was generally agreed that the dance made up for the rain, and almost everyone had an enjoyable time. The 1956 freshmen proved that they were the top salesmen by making their goal of 31500, selling a grand total of S2069.60, outselling the sophomores by a long margin, and setting a new record for magazine sales at Humboldt High High salesman was Gary Strachan who received a portable radio. A new subject was started this year for freshmen. It is a semester class concerning personality development, family living, dating, good grooming, health and body care, and job preparation. This class was taught by Mr. Schultz, The biggest class that has ever entered the halls of Humboldt High, boasting 123 students, was headed by Dick Williams, Presidentg George George, Vice-Presidentg Judy Hansen, Secretaryg and Judy Jacobsen, Treasurer, The sponsors for the class are Mrs. Wogen, Mr, Camey, and Mr. Furst. ' 9 Tri-.fx 7 5'-..:':i --L is R7 S it EQ., W X I ROW ONE: N. Lonning, B. Torkelson, P. Dittrich, M. Conlon, S. Braby, M. Hoyer, M. Terwilliger, S. Hollar, A. Emst, M. Nelson. ROW TWO: L. Wind, P. Dean, J. Caskey, J. Jacobsen, J. Silbaugh, E. Clark, J. Terwilliger, J. Buscher, L. Manship. ROW THREE: I. Stensland, L. Johnson, M. Hoffman, C. Boge, S. Peterson, N. Erickson, P. Johansen, J. Stevenson, M. Thompson, B. Clark. ROW FOUR: R. Halsrud, J. Sime, S. Dresser, I. Myers, R. Rogers, C. Hanrahan, T. Knight, T. Edge, I. Johnson. ROW FIVE: R. Sande, R. Hanes, L. Lockwood, I. McKenna, D. Williams, R. Reedy,- B. Hollar, D. Williams, B. Bogaard. ROW SIX: P. Anderson, R. Dickinson, F. Bastian, M. Hood, S. Wuiff, D. Thompson, J. Webb, M. Hansen, E. Collins. i Something is boiling here. Picnic chow line forms in the Taft gym. 35 UNDERGRADUATE CLASS OFFICERS IUNIORS Tom Eichler .... . . Treasurer Emory Anderson . . . . . President Ian Hill Secretary SOPHOMORES Vrrginxa Andersen Treasurer Jamce Bennett Presldent Judy Lonnmg Secretary FRESHMEN Judy Jacobsen Treasurer Drck Wrlhams Presrdent George George Vrce Presrdent Judy Hansen Secretary ff 36 xx! y . . X X . .. My-, y it 3 I . . . . ' -X' w . . . 5 i -Rx R f at I, 1 C' 1, 3 . P ... . . ' w X ' 1 ' . . . . . l I ' I 1 1 Q . . - - 'x TJ L! ,N s. X 12 1 1 FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL SOPHOMORES ROW ONE I Loftus R Amhe B Hope M Llndhart D Helvrck M Oxborrow ROW TWO J Lonmng S Wrlhams J Bennett P Srmonsen S G Buckner T Lee JDamon A Skow G Grddrngs J Bradley C Thompson JUNIORS ROM ONE S Stevenson I Redenrus S Strelow M Errckson J Chada ROW TWO L Pederson J Hoffman M Morse R Barsness H Schuler J Blanchard ROW THREE V Jensen K Cook L Skow D Ropte Iv Thoden J H111 ROW FOUR B Hood P Saul T Erchler E Anderson B Loftus R Gord FRESHMEN ROW ONE J Blanchard L Johnson N Erlckson R Schultz A Jensen Petersen Dean ROW TWO Stensland B Torkelson A Ernst P Drt U'1Ch P Enckson C Boge S Braby ROW THREE I Caskey L Wrnd K Thune L Enockson P Johansen M Allen J Hansen ROW FOUR. R Wrllrams G Hankxns G Strachan R Sande M Hansen J Strachan M Rathke G George 7 . V Y ' . , : . , . Loomis, E.McCoy, S. Ward. ROW THREE: S' 1 P- e f In 37 ',,..-1-1-1 --5. ff 7,,, 5,. 4 '? -,,.. fix'-47-' gig k Nr, ,,, ,,.-.Y---- --,Q iff? ff- f-H---f f If a ,ff X f 1 . N XM x THE UNDERCLASSMEN ANTICIPATE DURING THEIR -2, I 'S- x-, x xt 5 ' ,- N Y-X g I X X X X jr 1 V -X ffl! INTERESTING ACTIVITIES REMAINING HIGH SCHOOL YEARS 39 U3l 'lH-II-KI-I-IOP' 1 gf A11 J In the openrng football game of the season th Wrldcats ran over a greatly underrnanned Lrvemlore team Spearheaded by backs Gary Blomker and Bob Christy the team garned 338 total yards Eagle Grove fherej 7 0 September 16 Eagle Grove lastyear sconference champs had tts nxne game wrnrung streak broken by the Wrldcats when Kelth Naeve scored from the four yard hne early rn the 4th perrod Clarlon ftherej 32 0 September 23 D1ckPr1ce scored on touchdown sweeps of 22 and 54 yards and passed to Mrke Baker for another score as Htunboldt ran over Clarron for tts 3rd strarght wrn of the season and 3rd strarght shutout D1ck Prrce crashlands agarnst Clarron I WILDCATS The team lost a tough game to Manson 14 to 13 Humboldt marched up and down the freld con srstently and outgamed the Eagles 226 yards to 192 but had a touchdown called back and were penallzed many umes after sustamed drlves Hampton fherej 12 24 October 7 The Hampton Bulldogs avenged last year s home coming defeat by surprlsing the Wrldcats 24 to 12 Humboldt farled to garn consistently and had defensive lapses whrch were costly Clear Lake ftherej 27 0 October 14 Led by Drck Prrce who threw for two touch downs and scored one hrmself an outstandrng Hum boldt defense held Clear Lake to a minus 17 total yards 1 4 X . , . . . . K YI ' ' lr J! - , V .'f 6' In . X X 'lit 43- -' X ' AQ, -.:1 ,X Livermore ftherej 52-0--September 9 Manson ftherej 13-14--September 30 . ' e . 40 ROW ONE: G. Brownfield, M. Anderson, R. Dickinson, R. Miller, G, Blomker, S. Dresser, J. Knight, L. Naeve. ROW TWO: G. Schultz, R. Stone, G. Valen, G. Greene, D. Price, K. Naeve, R. Ropte, B. Christy, D. Marcellus. ROW THREE: L. Mosbach, E. Anderson, R. Stevenson, G. Ernst, D. Clancy, R. Moench, G, Sharp, D. Nervig, R. Nelson. ROW FOUR: End Coach D. Gogg, J. Cran, G, Johnson, T. Eichler, B. Hood, D. Sharp, D. Williams, G. Hankins, D. Thompson, K. Nielson, Line Coach D. Schultz. ROW FIVE: M. Baker, D. Naeve, T. Decker, R. Christensen, T. Beeson, J. Birchfield, I. Johnson, D. Johnson, D. Reed, Head Coach A. Hadar. Iowa Falls fherej 0-6--October 21 Five fumbles, three within Iowa Fall's 30 yard Line, caused Humboldt to drop its 3rd game. The team dominated play all through the game but could not score. Webster City ftherey 0-16--October 28 Humboldt wasdefeated by Webster City in a ter- rific game of defenses. In the 2nd half Humboldt stopped the Lynx four times near the goal line. The win was WebsterCity's 8th straight and gave them the conference title. Algona fherej 20-13--November 2 The Wildcats had to come from behind twice to defeat a stubborn Algona team in the season finale. Gary Blomkerranfor two touchdowns as 14 seniors end- ed their careers with a well-earned victory. NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L Webster City . . . . 7 O Eagle Grove . . . . 4 2 Humboldt . . . . 4 3 Iowa Falls . . . . 4 3 Clarion . . . 3 3 Hampton . . . 3 3 Clear Lake I 6 Algona 0 6 f!uI33, X 1 QWW. V. 714124 ,WV u I Q gh..- T1 , Wk. Queen Alyce Johnson and her court were presented at the tradrtronal coronatron ceremony HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS OCTOBER 7 l955 A brg crowd of damp and chrlly students towns people and the faculty frlled Taft Park to start the tra drtronal Thursday nrght Homecomrng fue The cheer leaders full of pep led the lusty cheers as game captarn Bob Chnsty ht the bonfrre and also badly char red a Hampton football man rn effrgy A long wrndrng snake dance through town topped off the rally The hrgh pomt of the whole week was the crowrung of the queen durrng halftrme ofthe ballgame The Hum boldt band formedaheart behrnd a platform placed rn the center of the f1eld on the 50 yard hne Four brrght new convertrbles brought the queen and her court to the center of the playtng freld where Mr Iuel announced the three attendants They were Garl Lehman Sheryl Severson and Barbara Nelson Roger escorted the grrls Bob Chrrsty and Ke1thNaeve crowned Alyce Johnson queen and the beauuful ceremony had come to an end After resurnrng play the Hampton players pulled a surpnsrng upset whrppmg the Wtldcats 24 to 12 All rn all the students and alums agreed rt was a frne week ' . ' . ' ' - Dickinson, Darlow Rapple, Larry Braby, and Ted Bastian 43 Q Roy Stevenson R011 NSISOH Gerald Schultz Tackle Center Tackle 55? Captaln Rich Moench Tackle Drck Prrce hauls down Lrvermore back as Kerth Naeve looks on 'T 1 '57 Dean Nervxg Doug Clancy Gary Sharp Guard Guard Guard 1 , ei i Gary Greene Keith Naeve Dick Price Halfback Fullback Quarterback 4l -h Captam Bob Chnsty H lfb k Sen1or Squad Members 3 ac Gary Valen Mrke Baker Bob Ropte n n n I J 5 i ROW ONE J McKenna D ODonne11 L Roblnson T Edge I Parsons E Collrns G Decker G Decker ROW TWO D Nelson L Lockwood I Strachan R Reedy S Wruff M Hood G George C Hanrahan ROW THREE S Eckhart B Bogaard I Eckhart D Pederson M Hawklns I Myers N Beeson ROW FOUR. D Brownfreld R Clabaugh N Sorenson B Coltvet R Young B Becker F Bastran End of the lrne for Bob Lhrrstw 'fd HONORS The Wrldcats ended the season w1th a record of 5 wrns and 4 losses to f1n1sh rn a tre for thrrd place rn the conference standlngs wrth Iowa Falls Gary Blomker and Russ Mrllerwere grven honorable menuon berthsonthel D P A and Iacklworth all stare teams The team plled up an overwhelrnlng margrn over IIS opponents of 96 frrst downs to 08 1795 total yards to 935 and scored 163 pornts whllt allowrng onlx 73 an average of 18 pornrs a game At tht close of tht season Bob Chrrsty and Richard Moench were chosen honorary co captarns bx thelr team matts 1 ' ' I . , . , 1 1 1 I ' I ' 1 ' , . . I 1 , . , 1 1 1 1 - 1 . , . , . . 1 - 1 - I ' I ' , . , . , 1 1 ' - 1 I 1 I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - ' . . A . v ll . x . . . 1 1 1 , 1 1 s ' 1 . v - ' ' -' 1 J . 1 g , f gf. 1 'f'p1,.n ,L 1 -AA - A - -A Q - - I ,rx . ' 1 ' '. . VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD ROW ONE D Steffa Manager D Marcellus D Price L Naeve G Ernst W Helllckson E Collms Manager ROW TWO M Baker D Nervtg K Naeve G Blomker D Naeve K Nxelsen D Schultz Coach ROW THREE D Sharp G Brownfleld B Svensen, K Meh1,B Ropte L Mosbach VARSITY BASKETBALL The W1ldcats flmshed the season wxth a record of six wms and 13 losses Theyftmshed xn stxth place in the conference w1th a record of s1x wtns and exght losses The team had an offenslve average of 48 potnts and a defenslve average of 59 points Gary Blomker led the team tn scormg w1th an average of 13 poxnts per game followed by Ketth Naeve wtth an average of 9 pomts per game Humboldt lost many close ball games but ended the regular season wxth a 38 to 36 upset vtctory over Eagle Grove w1th Gary Blomker scormg Ln the last f1ve seconds The team tncluded seven semors nme Jumors, and one sophomore Kelth Naeve was chosen as a center on the all conference second team for the second stratght year Gary Blomker was gxven honorable ment1on on both the Iowa Datly Press Assoc1at1on and Des Momes Reg 1ster all state selecuons The captam chosen at the end of the season was Kelth Naeve the up po '5 I' mmm fge 1 by if MIKE BAKER WILLIS HELLICKSON am' is if 'fu if--..-I-1 g 'WWEFW E 'fm 3 EW DEAN NERVIG BOB ROPTE 48 Q L X DICK PRICE BILL SVENSEN L-Lak. figs CAPTAIN KEITH NAEVE .fv- 'V ff-'jg' ,vi,.,,m,'fTIff'4 A VZI.Vi Rf, pu, ': '.'I1A f' ...M - 1--. 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A bedlam of joy after Humboldt downs Eagle Grove 2 in VT ROW ONE J Parsons D Reed I Damon,J Johnson, G McKenna, G Hankrns ROW TWO T Beeson, B Coltvet, D Thompson L Kjar D Wrllrarns, G Peterson ROW THREE L Robrnson B Bogaard, N Sorenson G Errckson H Hayes G Strachan A Hadar fCoachj FRzsHMAN-soruomonz 2 f , BASKETBALL Hampton Fort Dodge Webster Clty Lrvermore Clarron Algona Clear Lake Eagle Grove Hampton Clear Lake bt Edmonds Webster Crty Iowa Falls Llvermore Clarron Algona Eagle Grove RECORD THEY -.4 I The freshman sophomore Wrldcats started the season very badly by losrng ten straxght ball games They fmally defeated Clear Lake 37 to 36 and threw Manager Bart Becker 1n the showers The young W11dcats ended the season wrth a record of only three w1ns and frfteen losses but thxngs look very good for next year because the 11ne up mcluded fourteen freshmen and only four sophomores 'U Y .ai I 1 I ' l I 5' ' 3 I wr: , 22 34 39 46 ' 23 42 - K ' 28 36 j Iowa Fans 28 35 ' ' 28 48 26 46 ,X 43 46 ' 39 so ' 20 38 37 36 - ' '. 51 63 ' ' , ' 31 47 ' 28 44 ' . 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ROW ONE N Sorenson G I-lankxns G Ernst R Stone D Sharp L Naeve G Sharp B Chr1sty G Brownfteld D ODonne1l, ROW TWO J Eckhart Manager C Hanrahan L Robmson G Decker E Colltns L Kgar G Peterson R Barley F Brodale G Young, R Halsrud L Lockwood Manager ROW THREE A Hadar Coach J Cran G Ertckson G Valen G Blomker K Mehl K Naeve K Ntelsen D Thompson R Lennmg J Burchfteld R Gogg Asst Coach The Humboldt track squad started what looked hke a dtsmal season wxth only four semor letterrnen returmng, After taklng two fourth places and a Co th1rd place early tn the season they surpr1sed everyone by placlng second tn the d1str1ct meet at Cherokee Seven Wtldcats quahfxed for the state meet CHAMPIONS at this A week later they upset the dope by wmmng the conference champ1onsh1p by an elght potnt margxn over second place Webster Ctty Fxrst place w1n ners were Bob Chrlsty 1n the hxgh Jump Kaare Mehl tn the d1scus and the 880 and two mxle relays In the state meet Bob Chrlsty tted for f1rst 1n the h1gh Jump Last year he won ll outrlght Kaare Mehl fxnxshed thlrd tn the dxscus and the two m11e relay took fourth Bob Chrtsty scored the most pomts durmg the year and was chosen captatn Mxke Baker was chosen honorary capta1n fi RECORD POINTS PLACE Pocahontas Relays 13 1X2 Charles C1ty Relays Eagle Grove Relays D1str1ct Meet 57 l!2 Conference Meet 65 U2 State Meet 8 '3f4 51 . 1. : . . : . , . ' , . , . , . , . . . ' - . : . . ' 190 A X '- ' 24 4 V 1 N 43 3 . . 2 I ' Q Q 1 f . ll Ali .Winn . I- ROW ONE L Lockwood Manager B Svenson B Hood D Prlce J Johnson D Marcellus D Nervxg G Greene ROW TWO G Johnson D Wtlltams T Etchler L Mosbach D Johnson E Anderson D Thompson B Becker L Naeve D Schultz Coach Play ball started another season for the baseball team coached by D1ck Schultz The wtldcats comptled a three and seven record for th1s sprxng s dtamond acnon Dtck Pr1oe led the team tn htttxng w1th a 381 battmg average followed by B111 Hood 320 and B111 Svenson 310 In the sectional tournament the Wxldcats coasted to an easy two mmng vxctory over Ltvermore but were blanked by no h1t pttchmg at the hands of Lu Verne tn thexr second game Gary Greene and Dtck Pr1oe were elected co captams at the end of the season returrung letterrnen and the expertence gamed from the summer baseball program. The Wtldcats watt for the game to get under way BASEBALL Fort Dodge Eagle Grove Algona Fort Dodge Algona Clanon Ltverm ore QT LuVerne fTo Eagle Grove Clarlon Prospects for next year look good with ten Q .. x I V. r. 3, . 5 ' I .1 .L O I I 52 An unknown golfer p6rfeCIS h1S DUI! Gene Johnson Tom Edge Ron Clabaugh Richard Jaqua Ron Sande in Gary Peterson The Humboldt golf team lost its first meet to Fort Dodge but recovered to win two duels fromAlgona and place second at a Storm Lake triangular. Low scorers for the Wildcats at the triangular were veteran Richard Jaqua and Gary Peterson with 43's. Other members of the squad were Gene Johnson, Ron Cla- baugh, Tom Edge, and Ron Sande. RECORD WE THEY Fort Dodge 198 180 Algona 207 ?A4 Storm Lake Humboldt second Algona 186 229 District---Humboldt seventh-- -387 53 GOLF Senior Richard Jaqua drives down the fairway Greene, S, Stevenson R. Barsness, D. Reedy Strachan, A. Johnson Poppinga, A. Solbeck GLEE CLUB ROW ONE I Eckhart T Perry P Taute ROW TWO: S, Dresser, G, Georg R Rogers J Strachan ROW THREE G Gustafson L Lockwood, B. Coltvet, I. Hanstn J Newton ROW FOUR M Chrrstenscn I Albus M McCorm1ck, G. Ernst. ROW ONE: P. Dean, J. Terwilliger, C. Kirchhof, P. Hendrickson, L. Manship. SECOND ROW: G. Buckner, I. Terwilliger, J. Sleiter, A. Jensen, S. Braby, M. Thompson. ROW THREE: S. Hollar, M. Hansen, K. Johnson, P. Dittrich, E. Clark, S. Goodell. ROW FOUR: S. Kuehnast, L. Johnsen, R. DeGroote, J. Silbaugh, M. Hoyer. J. Caskey, J. Hansen. ACCOMPANISTS- -A. Little,J. Bradley, L. Johnsen, A. Schultz, R, Barsness. N. Arent, M. Baker. The vocal music department, under the direction of Mr. Stewart, consisted of approximately 100 voices: 25 in Be1Canto, 25 in Cecilian, and 50 in Mixed Chorus. The Chorus participated in many activities this year. They attended the festival at Algona in Feb- ruary, and on March 13 they shared the spotlight with the dance band and other small groups at the Pops Concert. Before contest they presented another concert and nervously gave a 15-minute television program over KQTV in Fort Dodge, The 1956 State Music Contest was held at Hamp- ton on May 5. Although the day was cloudy and rainy, the Chorus proudly brought home a I rating. At the Spring Concert they dressed up and sang their best for the last concert of the year. At com- mencement they ended the year by singing The Nation's Creed. CONTEST RESULTS Becky Hope QTreble-mediumj . . . . . . .I Kathy Lane fTreble-mediumj . . . . I Louise Stamper CTreble-lowj . . . . I Girls' Sextet ....... ..... . . . I Sheryl Severson CTreble-mediumj . . . . . II Garnett Peterson fTreble-highy . . . . . II Lavonne Poppinga fTreble-lot J . . . . .ll Orrine Johnson CTreble-lowj . . . . . I1 Mixed Quartet ....... . . . II Madrigal ........ . . . II Boys' Double Quartet , , , , III 4 5 ,.. Q 1 A , R 5 E GIRLS SEXTET J Feany D Srrachan,L Poppmga GIRLS SEXTET -G Pere1Sen.A Solbeck L Stamp J Davenport B H0pe,O Johnson er S Stevenson P Bybee MIXED QUARTET I Newton, L S-tamper M GIRLS TRIO B Nelson, M Morse B Hope Morse,T Basuan MADRIGAL J Feany, K Tlgges K Lane,J H61 BOYS DOUBLE QUARTET -R Sande G Ernst R V1Ck, A 11111161 M CIUISICHSBH. D Ready L 0 Moench, G Va1en,J Newton, T Vxk R Hender Donnell D Strachan J Newton, B Nelson gon T Basnan 57 , -- . o - - . , . . , - - 1 - . , . . . u - n - - f A g ' 2 f i . V .Nl 'V -. yu... ' -- . . g . - - I - - ,W K ? 3 i i 4 Z 2 ' - 3 1 x . u , l - ' - ' ' . , . , . v - 'Q . - - - D ' . . . , . , Q g . . . , , ' , 113 lin s 6 ns, 6, A Q 3 ff 1 L4 QI' .Vg ,Q 'fr' A KV I f ,ip f . o . if LA ki 3' 1 'af if 1' ,, ,AE wx rr ix , sw! ms Q I ' x K s of A . . l . ,- f K , ' . 3 s n .. . Q ,..g. x, ...- ,- , ' . . X J k ' Q s . 6 ,, , vk '. J Ig-, R 4 . , Q, I ve- - Ja x if 5,3 r sigh with relief after the final curtain. The Fortune Teller , the well-known operetta by Victor Herbert, was presented by the mixed chorus No- vember l'7 and 18. The plot, full of subtle jokes and sly humor, took place in Livonia, amythical European kingdom. It con- cerned the efforts of the pompous Count Berezowski Ulm Helvickj and Fresco QMark Christensenj to obtain a lottery ticket the Count inadvertently gave Irma fKat.hy Laney when under the influence of her charms. Since, in Livonia, all a woman's property belonged to her husband, the Count tried to trick Irma into marrying him in order to recover the precious ticket. Irma and her fiance, Captain Ladislaus fEd Strachanj, had other ideas, however. They plot with a band of gypsies to have the fortune teller, Musette fBecky Hopel, impersonate Irma at the wedding ceremony. They are unsuccessful, though, and the Countdiscovers the scheme. Some help from two ballet dancers fBarbara Nelson and Sheryl Seversonj, their lovers fGary Greene and Gary Sharpj, and Sandor Uack Newtonj, Musette's lazy lover, 59 Q K saves the two young lovers, however, and all ends hap pily. Boris fTed Bastianj, Musette's greedy father Vaninka fLavonne Poppingaj, her fickle mother, Mme Pompon fMeredith Morsej, the prima donna of the ballet and three dull-witted agents of the Secret Police lKent Tigges, Charles Schultz, and Don Steffaj added to the confusion and merriment. A climax is reached as the Colmt reads the good news that the loan has been granted -u A PA' 1 ' H- .4 -W, 2 41' 1 , 36 Q, 4, Q 'I' v v, 2 F335 4, lvli mga. I 4p'.,!' '9'J,.,o O 1' X.A s t. Q va,- 1. N3 , v -X fNi-e 1 Q' A 'wi m X1 . ,x N1 V 2 Tv J 4 1, f- 'lr , , ii .T N 23'Qf'JJk4 NX I f'N s H 4' . ,,?2Kw 1' M ,Sy ggi, 'Z 1 .4 'S' 5 Ll 1 'wig is , 3 1131 fu ,f -yr' 'W -1 K1 if' , 4 I Q .ff BRASS QUARTET T Vrk L Anderson M Larsen 1 Bradley BRASS SEXTET ROW ONE N Errckson R Iaqua A. Lrttle ROW TWO: E. Stra- chan J. Newton J. Lundien CLARINET QUARTET: J. Stevenson M Thune M Altman P. Johansen. CLARINET TRIO M Morse D Strachan M Thune CORNET QUARTET G Glddlngs R Sande B. Jacobsen R. Frredrrch. . , ,fx . LM ' 3 CORNET TRIO: D. Sayers E. Strachan I. Lundien. FLUTE TRIO R Barsness B Nelson M Baker MIXED CLARINET QUARTET M Oxborrow M Lockwood K Andersen I Blanchard FLUTE TRIO S Ware M Schultz C Dodd SAXOPHONE QUARTET A 1ohnson,R Stevenson S Kunert M Parker L4 FRENCH HORN QUARTET N Erxckson M Nelson MAJORETTE AND TWIRLERS B Clark V Ander J Caskey I Blanchard sen K Rokenbrodt, S Lane, D Strachan I West fall I Beebe M Hoffman,I-I Rank 63 X.. ROW ONE L O'Donne11,R Stone D W1111ams,G Decker,G George,D Sharp T E1ch1er ROW TWO G Odgaard, S Lane J Bennett K Lothnnger, V Terwxlhger, B Nelson M Baker,J Loftus, M Oxborrow ROW THREE M Erlckson, R Fnednch R Ba11ey D Thompson E Anderson K Naeve R Moench B Jacobsen A Johnson L Johnson STUDENT COUNCIL Lxnda Johnsen and Joan Loftus eagerly awalt swlmrrung ucket sellers The segregated student councxl p0HdCrS OVC! the Russell The counc11 whoops ll up on the way home from Clear award 64 Lake. vi Q Q! , , A f 1 V Q '? T V1 LL .. 7' . I 1 Q A 1 V 1 U: i ' ' nu io 1 r -'if Y f ' ' x ' . - i Wim' x , : . . , . . . . . .' . : . . , . , . ' . . , . . . . : . ' . ' ' , . ' , . , . , . , . . . , . , . . V v N 1 ,alt - J. Q fy. V C:- lv F' OFFICERS Alyce Johnson Ron Stone and Mary Bak Durmg the past year the student councrl under the leadershlp of Ron Stone Presldent MaryBaker Vxoe Presldent and Alyce Johnson Secretary Treasurer carrxed on many worthwhlle actxvmes They sponsored the Homecormng the Red Cross drxve the pollodnve and a clothes drrve They installedapencil machxne 111 room 9 so students could no longer complam about not bexng able to get uptown to buy a pencxl and a sug gestion box lfl front of the bulletm board rn the east hall and they placed the U S flag and the Iowa flag rn the gym for use at basketball games At Chrxstmas the student councxl sent tts tradt txonal package to the Home of the Good Shepherd at Sroux Cxty and dxstrxbuted packages to needy famllies around Humboldt student cotmcxl was the rev1s1ng of thexr constxtutxon and the makmg of a new handbook for new students On October 10 26 members attended the North Central Conference Assoctation of Student Counctls of whrch Tom Elchler IS V1ce Presldent at Clear Lake Humboldt presented a panel conslstmg of Joan Loftus JEIIIICB Bennett, Tom Exchler and Ed Strachan moderator On Apr1l 5 Ran Stone Joan Loftus Pon Barley Karen Dothrlnger Iamce Bennett Larry O Dormell, Tom Exchler Mary Erxckson and George George attended the North Central D1str1ct Con Dale Sharp gleams as he f1nds a d1rty locker Four members take t1rne out for a qurck lunch Each year the student COUIICI1 sponsors the pre sentat1on of the Russell award and the Marvel Frtesth awards and they fmance the commerclal and news awards The chaxrmen of the permanent commlttees that carry on the functxons of student councxl were Dale Sharp Bl.l11dll'lgS and Grounds J an1oeBennett Welfare Ron Balley Pubhclty Larry O Donnell Pep The Chalrmen of the Homecommg comnuttees were Joan Loftus Queen Barb Nelson Pep Meetmg and Robert F rnedrlch Transportatxon H if H ' ' - . . X . .' ' . . l .. .,'. .i I N .1 'U Ona of llleffmsgworthwhileprojectsofthisyear's ventioniat Mason City. i . . - EW? 'l ROW ONE M Conlon E Clark I S1lbaugh S Hollar M Hansen M Lxndhart M Oxborrow ROW TWO V Andersen S Stevenson S Severson M Baker S Peter son O Damel K Lothrrnger M Altman P Dlttrxch ROW THREE L Bagenstos E Thompson I Lonmng J Davenport N Tjaden S Powell M Parker S Kenning K Johnson H Schuler I Buscher Off1cersM Oxborrow E Thompson K Lothrlnger and P Kennedy sm1le for the camera ROW ONE D Strachan J Beebe I Terwrlllger M Thompson J Stevenson S Peterson B Nelson B Rathke R DeGr00te ROW TWO M Nelson L Johnson B Bommel D Helvlck, J Bennet, M Lockwood P Srrnonsen S Wtlllarns I Thorson ROW THREE K Holden S Kunertl Jacobsen P Kennedy V Terw1ll1ger J Hansen M Hoyer M Terw1111ger I Caskey S Braby A Emst P Hendrrckson GAA The atm of G A A IS to grve gtrls who are tn terested a chance to part.1c1pate tn sports outside of therr physlcal educatron classes Tlus year 25 new members were uutrated 1nto G A A Bestdes the usual Iunror Senlor Play Day whlch ten grrls attended and the Freshman Sophomore Play Day which ten gtrls also attended a D1str1ctP1ay Day was held at Algona Tlus group of athletlc gxrls 15 led by Karen Lothrxnger Pres1dent Evonne Thompson Vice Presr dent Mary Rae Oxborrow Secretary and Pat Kennedy Treasurer The G A A sponsor IS Miss Mrller PEP CLUB ROW ONE R Dickinson S Peterson C. Myers, A. Jensen, L Manship S. Stevenson M Baker ROW TWO B Nelson J. Lonning M. Baker V. Ter- williger A. Johnson M Conlon S Peterson M Hoffman E. Clark. ROW THREE S. Severson, J Caskey P Merris J. Davenport J Sllbaugh A. Ahlrichs A. Solbeck L. Bagenstos K Robinson. 'EP' Stxty members of Pep Club with rts record number of boys Q81 began the year by elecung of frcers They are MaryBa.ker, Presxdent RogerDick rnson Vice President and Shery1Severson,Secretary Treasurer Comrmttees to make posters and srgns for a.l1 football and basketball games were appoxnted nd during the football and basketball seasons students could be seen craning their necks to look at clever slgns taped to the ceiling During the Homecomlng actrvities the Pep Club had charge of the decoratrons for the football field and the Homecoming dance At all basketball games the Pep Club occup1ed its own reserved cheenng secuon To make money the members sold megaphones pompons and sponsored soc hops I5 ROW ONE G Petersen, M Lrndhart P Dittnch M Hoyer, K Lothnnger K Jensen, K Lane S Hollar ROW TWO M Erlckson,M Morse S Lane J Bennett, P Srmonsen M Oxborrow M Hansen J l-lill ROW THREE J Stoddard M Baugous S Clark E Thompson, G Odgaard P Kennedy,D Strachan M Parker, G Beeson L S L. Officers Drckrnson Baker, and Severson can t stay senous 673ti.fw x 5 1 Q H 1 I I 3 J I I . a 0 n ii, I- . . I , , . : . l I I I I I ' I ' a - n 2 - 0 ' 0 l ' 9 5 I f o a I ' ' 3 L 1 5 Z.. .1 . 44 , I -I 3 . . I , U 'il A, - V o - - U o I I ' A V U 0 . I I 7'-X ' 5 2 . . . . , ' A ' . 'A ' ' J v I . K f Y V , V, ,. . , . . I . a - 0 - 9 - A K Q g 1 0 V as , O ' f 9 - , f Skow. , X I, , . . . , . . . l ' ' A ' . 2 ' s - js, . A ' S ' ' F- ----- . s U fx - . C 1 'rl 3 . lx., n S A Y . I . J R XX , , n - , lr 1 V CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mary Baker Sheryl Severson Sherryl Stevenson Shrrley Peterson Karen Robrnson THE SPARKS THAT KINDLED VICTORY FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Becky Clark Marllyn Lxndhart Sue Lane Mardee Hoffman Semors Mary Baker and Gall Lehman were re elected as cheerleaders to serve another season Sheryl Severson and Karen Robmson senlors and Slurley Peterson and Sherryl Stevenson junrors Jorned them along wrth Loretta Bagenstos and Alyce Johnson servmg as alternates to make up the restofthe varsrty squad The cheerleaders led cheers at a pep meetlng once a week and at all games The freshman sophomore yells were led by Sue Lane and Marrlyn Lmdhart soph omores and Mardee Hoffman and Becky Clark fresh men All of the cheerleaders wxth the exceptron of Karen Robxnson and Alyce Johnson attended acheer leadrng cl1n1c atlowa State Teachers College rn Cedar Falls rn November where they leamed many helpful hlnts on more effecnve leadlng and pep creatmg H-CLUB The H Club held us annual xmuauon the evenmg of May 21 tn the lugh school gym. Ttus year a new rulmg was made prohtbtung tmttattons durxng school hours Thxs ruhng prevented the smgmg ofthe hearty marchmg songs tn the corrtdors As usual though the tmttates tndulged tn such dehcacxes as raw hver and oysters and parttctpated tn a marshmallow race The next evemng the abused tmttates enjoyed a much tastter meal served to them at the annual banquet held at the Maxdrtte The offtoers of H Club were Kelth Naeve Presx dent Gary Greene V1ce Prestdent Dtck Prtce Sec retary and Mxke Baker Treasurer H CLUB OFFICERS Mxke Baker Kexth Naeve Dtck Prxoe Gary Greene ROW ONE T Perry, D Price, M. Baker,K Naeve, G Blornker, R Stevenson. ROW TWO- D, De Groote. R. Nelson, D Nervig, G Ernst, B. Hood,T Exchler. ROW THREE- W Lehamn,B.Chr1sty, R Moench, B Svenson, D. Marcellus, M. Andersen. ROW FOUR: R J aqua, G Brownfield, B. Ropte, L Mosbach, D. Steffa, G. Greene. U s., .f 'b1 DD Bob Memll collects the weekly news from Mrs Wogen Mrs S m1th helps the Regrster reporters wxth therr copy The Reglster rs pubhshed weekly through the courtesy of the Humboldt Independent It IS edlted by an all gxrl grammar commerc1a1 class who con trnued typrng II through the year The wriung of the news was done by the vocatronal Enghsh class The Reglster meets the requrrements ofthe rules and tradluons of the Iowa Press PISOCIBDOH IS the only class contact with joumalxsm and the people who work on the Reglster recerve valuable traxnmg and experlence REGISTER ROW ONE Seated S Severson, K Robmson, A Ahlrrchs ROW TWO K Lothnnger, M Parker O Daniels ROW THREE S Kennmg, D Reedy K Jensen ROW FOUR A Solbeck L Bagenstos, M Soppeland STANDING R Hoffman, B Kashn M Westberg M Baugous,D Nostrum D Greb ner S C1ark,E Thompson 9- as-A A Alb. JL NOKOMIS STAFF ROW ONE C Parsons B Nelson E Strachan R Stone K Naeve J Lundxen ROW TWO K Lothringer M Parker G Beeson A Solbeck K Lane M Baker K Jensen S Severson ROW THREE C Schultz,L ODonne1l D Sayers M Baker T Basttan R Jaqua W Lehman NOKOMIS Early tn September the Nokonus edxtor Ed Strachan and h1s asststants Barbara Nelson and Carol Parsons and Kathy Lane represenung the photographers attended a clinic for yearbook staffs at Storm Lake They gatnedalot of new xnformation and went home wxth lugh hopes for the year s work. Soon the Keep Out People At Work stgn went in the waste basket and the new staff's Keep Out Geniuses At Work went up on the door The staff soon found it was necessary to put a lock on the me wmdow in their cubby hole because a dnef stole some prtzed Nokom1s ptctures. Fort mately he passed by the editor's prxzed DOSSCSSIOII, a shot of the cheerleader's legs. The last weeks were really busy, but the editors and the photographers fChuck Schultz and Rxchard J'aqua, who did some excellent ptcture taking and darkroom workj finally got the Nokomis sent to the publishers. The editors ponder over ways to improve the yearbook Students look over snaps at the Nokornls picture sale 7'l V, ROW ONE R Nelson G Ernst B Jacobsen I Larsen D Thompson R Moench R Johnson B Loftus J Larsen ROW TWO K Nxelsen G Schulze D Nervrg A Skow D Rusher D Hockel J Myers R Beebe D Hockel ROW THREE T Beeson G Euckson A Maassen K Day M Anderson K Nelson J Hansen M Mather ROW FOUR. M Boge C wulff D Thompson D ODonnel1 F Basuan I Strachan L Kjar G Strachan R Lenning ROW FIVE R Reedy J Fey D Thompson R Kunert J Myers M Hansen C Day J Webb W Kunert FFA The F F A headed by R1chard Moench Pres1 dent Gene Emst V1ce Presldent Ken Nielsen Secre tary Jerrylvlyers Treasurer Marv1nAndersen Report er and Gary Blomker Sentlnel partrcxpated rn many 11'lI6I'6SUI1g acttvmes thls year In October they held theufrrst boarsale at which they sold 25 they planted 5 000 trees and shrubs at surroundmg farms supervxsed by Mr Petras Mr Rokenbrodt and Mr Staubus they went on a f1e1d tr1p to Sroux Clty in May and they attended a Sub DISUICI Speech Contest where Dean Nervrg wona Gold Medal rn extemporaneous speaklng Richard Moench wona Srlver Medal rn publxc speaklng and the parllamentary team conslsting ofGary Blomker Gene Emst B111 Jacobsen hm Larsen and Ron Nelson won a Sllver Medal This year s chapter has 40 purebred sows more than they ve ever had before At the State Farr the Humboldt chapter won more pnze money than any other chapter in the state The camera catchestheF F A officers in a rare moment of half senousness 72 :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . . :. ,. ,. ,. .. ,. ,. , . ,. . Z. ,. ,. ,.,. ,. . ' ' ,. .. . . .. ,, ,. ,. ,. ,.,. ,. . :. ,.,. , . ,. ,. ,.,. ,. . Ill loc. ' '1- I n' 3 1 ' : . :' . ' : . .' ' . .. ' Z I I . ,. , . : .,.. s , -.. . . .D u A D I I I I I U . ,- I . I ROW ONE: P. Andersen, R. Dickinson. ROW TWO: R. Stone, R. Stevenson, K. Naeve, E. Strachan, D. Nervig, G. Valen, I. Bradley, G. Giddings, R. Friedrich. ROW THREE: G. Buckner, G. Petersen, R. Amlie, N. Arent, J. Bennett, M. Oxborrow, I. bonning, I. Loftus, P. Simonsen, M. Nelson. ROW FOUR: S. Peterson, M. Baker, B. Nelson, C. Parsons, B. Kaslin, L. Poppinga, K. Cook, G. Odgaard, I. Chada, B. Rathke, L. Bagenstos, K. Robinson, O. Johnson. Officers, Rapple, Friedrich, and Johnson, pose for the Nokomis camera. Romeo andIu1ietfB. Hood andl. Bennetty ham it up during the initiation. D. OF D. Humboldt High School D. of D. celebrated its 35th anniversary by having a very impressive banquet and program, April 10. The theme of the banquet was Our Rough House, taken from the D. ofD. play, Roughly Speaking. On the program was H. F. Iakway, superintendent at the time D. of D. was founded, who gave an interesting talk on early D. of D. The last new member to sign in at the formal initiation wasMr. Potts, who became the 549th mem- ber of D. of D. A new record of D's was set this year by Marcia Nelson. She established this record by making 9 D's in her freshman year. Barbara Rank, a 1955 graduate and a former president of D. of D., started a D. of D. scrapbook for which she has collected many pictures, clippings, and favors. This year's officers were Robert Friedrich, Presi- dentgDar1ow Rapple, Vice-Presidentg and Alyce John- son, Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. Rank was the sponsor. 11 DEBATE Ron Stone Nancy Arent Judy Lonning, Joan Loftus and John B radley DRAMATIC DECLAMATION Janice Bennett Janice Chada and Orrine Jdtnson. 2 gl HUMORGJS DECLAMATION Garnett Petersen Marcia Nelson and Loretta Bag enstos SPEECH AND This year 16 students under the direction of Mr. Potts and Mrs Rank were entered in the pre-district speech contest at Eagle Grove They were- Dramatic Declamation Janice Chada, Orrme Johnson, andJ an ice Bennett Humorous Declamation Marcta Nelson Lorena Bagenstos and Garnett Petersen Interpreta tive Readtng Charles Schultz, Greta Bucker and Marllyn Thune Oratoncal Gayla Odgaard Barbara Kaslin and Gerry Gtddtngs Original Oratory Carol Parsons and RonStone Contest Play, Marcia Nelson Dean Nervig, and GaryValen Radio Speaking Betty Rathke Helen Rank, and John Bradley Contestants who recetved aI rattng were Carol Parsons Ron Stone Greta Buckner Charles Schultz Gayla Odgaard Gerry Glddtngs J amce Chada,JaniceBennett Marcia Nelson, and Loretta Bagenstos At the pre-distrtct contest at Dows seven stu dents received a I Gayla Odgaard Carol Parsons Marcia Nelson Loretta Bagenstos and the play cast At the dtstrtct contest at Sheldon Marcra Nelson Loretta Bagenstos Carol Parsons and the play CEISI recetved a I Four people out of the 16 that went to the preliminary contest got I ranngs at the state contest. Marcia Nelson a freshman got two one for her work in Hun'nrousDec1amatlon and one for her play work RADIO SPEAKING Helen Rank, J dm Bradley and Betty Rathke r :',l A ' Loretta Bagenstos, a senior in her first 1 , ' Ja ., A . P , ' ' 4 s - fa. J L' 5 i ! : E 3 74 0 DRAMATICS year of speech work also recetved a Im Humorous Declamauon and DeanNerv1gandGary Valen received Ones for thelr parts tn the play Carol Parsons who also went to the state contest received a II for her work in Ortgtnal Oratory The debate team, under the direction of Mr Potts conststed ofjoan Loftus Judy Lonning, Nancy Arent John Bradley and Ron Stone Early in the year they were 1nv1ted to an invitational debate at Storm Lake Once there Humboldt walked awaywtth several honors Joan Loftus was selected as the best debater and was awarded a S400 scholarship to Buena Vista College. Judy Lonnlng, Joan Loftus Ron Stone and John Bradley all recetved superior ratings on their discussion and debate work The debate quesuon for dns year was Resolved That governmental Sl1bS1dlBS should be granted tohtgh school students who quahfy for addruonal tratmng. A contest sponsored by the American Cancer Tuberculosls and Christmas Seals Assoctations was held tn Mr Potts speech class All of the students wrote papers on one of the subyects and three wtn in Fort Dodge The wmners were Mary Hansen with her speech on TB Carol Lynn Myers for Chrxstmas Seals and Dennis Reed wtth hxs talk on cancer I INTERPRETATIVE READING Greta Buckner Charles Schultz and Martlyn Thtme ORATORICAL Barbara Kaslin Gerry Gtddmgs and Gayla Odgaard X27 PQ STATE FINALISTS CRIGINAL ORATORY Carol Parsons Gary Valen Marcla Nelson Dean Ner CHYOI Parsons and R00 510116 vig, and Loretta Bagenstos T X , L , . . ' . b Xl ' ' XY. I . 3 6 . 5 Q ' 1 ' - s 0 D - l I l I 9 I Q . I I L I . . . . . I ' N fy ' 0 Q A- . . ' y ' A fl N I 1 -'I X ,f ' 5 '- A , .. A X ' . ' . ' ' A 4 . . X'-2 'A ' ' - 2 1 A . f. J hers were picked to give their speeches over KVFD d -,u . : , X f . I , . . I . . I X . Q ' 1' L-- W QW 24 4 . .qlllyl ' I 1 . S ' , - ' if' -ar, 1 X, X I I A I 1 A V S ff 1 J P Y A 4 , --. ! I Q , A Qc -e P 9 I I I ' ' 75 The Cave Man and Cave Woman advertise the one act plays Bob Henderson reads the paper as Velma Jensen pours coffee Dean Nervrg prepares to paxnt Jr Stevenson s harr HOW TO PROPOSE George The Lecturer Cave Man Cave Woman Sir Montmorency Lady Errmntrude Mr Butts Mrss Vera Butts Mr McBean Butch Coolue Lmda Van Courtland Kent Van Porter III Elarne Popldns Drrector THE ELDEST Rose Floss Henry Nerghbor Director D OF D P AY Mrs Fenton Mr Fenton Sherry Faye Andy Mrs Harrison Larrabie Chatfreld Elmer rm Marge Uncle Ford Director ONE-ACT James Helvlck Charles Schultz Judson Haynes Judy Caskey Jim Damon Sandra Newton J1m Eckhart Linda Johnson Gerry Glddxngs Skip Dresser Becky Clark Carol Lynn Myers Don Steffa Judy Davenport Mr Potts Velma Jensen Judy Lonmng Skip Dresser R1chard Jaqua Judy Hansen Bob Henderson Greta Buckner Carol Parsons ROUGHLY SPEAKING Carol Parsons Junror Stevenson Loretta Bagenstos Joan Loftus Paul Andersen Lavonne Poppinga Robert Fnedrich Dean Nervrg Tom Eichler Sbrrley Peterson Darlow Rapple Mrs Smrth Three one act plays under the drrecuon of Norman Ports were given the mght of November '7 The flrst was How to Propose a comedy by Conrad Serler, rn whrch a lecture rs grven on the umely sub ject of proposing The second was Riders tothe Sea a drama byJ M Synge concemmg the death of a CONTEST PLAY EXCEMPTION O e Anna John Srmth Director Dean Nervrg Marcia Nelson Gary Valen Mrs Rank Received a I ratrng at State Speech Contest FESTIVAL PLAY THE SUMMONS OF SARIEL The Clay B111 Svenson The Splrrt Roger Drckrnson The Graduate Sarrel Angel of Death The Sulcxde The Old Old Woman The Guardlan Angel D lrec tor RIDERS TO THE SEA Cathleen Nora Maurya Bartley Extras Drrector Kay Rokenbrodt Ted Bastxan Mary Oxborrow Helen Rank Drck Pnce Mr Potts Barbara Kaslm Judy Perry Manlyn Carlson Kelth Day Janrce Stoddard Carol Lynn Myers Sandra Newton Dennls Reed Judson Haynes J 1m Damon Mr Potts young sarlor He was the last son of an old woman who had lost three other sons to the seas The thrrd was also adrama The Summons ofSar1e1 by Mag dalane Kessre The scene took place rn that timeless mterval between ume and etermty Mr Potts also chose tlus as the festrval play The Eldest a senous play by Edna Ferber relates the heartbreak of an old mard srster who has to put up wrth the crueltres of a thoughtless farnrly Roughly Speaking, a one act farce comedy concems the Fenton famrly and an old house that everyone wants to use at once Dean Nervlg talks hrmself out of an mcome tax exemptron Roger DICRIHSOH applles make up to the mug of D1ck Pnce vi ft QI Mr Potts puts the fmrshrng touches on Marrlyn Carlson 1 1 ....... ........ ' A . u,,,,a 1 ' . 1'1lye, nLlQ'a:a Blind Child .... . . . . Paul Andersen .. .. ' x . 'N -.. - 3, .. , V - .. ... . . II N - . bu 77 1 T ,gaw- Sharon Fort applies the frnrshlng touches to Barb Kaslrn s harr ffm- r-A gr-1-rf' W' s -ill:-uf' STAGE CREW W Lehman L Braby K Nelson, R Moench R Stevenson G Valen K Naeve, M Donahue B Jacobsen .4 N SENIOR CLASS PLAY The senror class chose to grve I Remember Mama as rts class play The cast of characters rn cludedAlyceJohnson Katnn GaylaOdgaard Mama Ted Bastran, Papa Donna Reedy Dagmar Sheryl Severson Chnstlne Jerry Lundren Nels Drck Prlce Mr Hyde GamettPetersen AuntTnna AnleasL1tt1e Aunt Srgred Sharon Fort Aunt Jenny Dean Nervrg Uncle Chrrs Barbara Kaslrn A Woman RogerD1ckrn son Mr Thorkelson Darlow Rapple Dr Johnson Jack Newton Ame Vrrginra Terwrllrger A Nurse Geraldine Beeson Another Nurse Larry O Donnell Soda Clerk Evonne Thompson Madelme Barbara Moorhead and Mrke Becker Bell Boy The drrector was Gordon Eversoll The student drrector was Carol Parsons F, .45 B-5 Uncle Chris tells the nosey aunts to mrnd rherr own The cast rs happy to get two long performances out busrness 78 of the way 9 M a A , l 'J 1 - r I H Nelson, Dorothyg Lavonne Poppinga, Florence Dana -, f'w .r'.r 4- A 2 bi - .ax Il.. F 'f l V. A 1 W .As 4 PROM COMMITTEE--ROWONE--J Hill R Barness - a - s K K. Andersen, S. Stevenson, V. Jensen. ROW TWO: I E. Anderson, M. Andersen,T. Eichler. A A IR.-SR. PROM The Showboat, being the theme of this year's Banquet and Prom, carried the juniors and seniors through a very eventful evening of entertainment. The fun began at the banquet in the Methodist Church basement at which a bountiful dinner was served by sophomores. The toastmaster was COL Sweetgrass, Marvin Andersen, who made a few witty opening re- marks and then proceeded to introduce the evening's entertainment. Miss Swanee, Mary Erickson, reviewed the previous three years in the lives of the seniors and came up with some startling incidents. Ed Strachan, speaking from his ' 'Old Kentucky Home, enlightened his audience with a thorough report of the past experiences of the junior class and a few thumb- nail sketches of some of its members. The trumpet trio entertained the passengers of the showboat with Bolero. O1dManRiver, Mr.Potts,in illustrating the snags and rapids that will be encountered on the journey down the river of life, told about several of the snags that he had the misfortune to catch his anchor on. Following the banquet, the southern belles and their escorts sailed to the gym where they were con- fronted by a Negro minstrel playing a banjo, This centerpiece, the mural, and other decorations proved to the seniors that the hard-working juniors had done much justice to their theme, Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of Eddie A11en's band. Life partners??? N- Some take a breather. The rest dance, ef- F U' uv Nun fd fi ,A A i no Jw a X if gi Crvrlrans and veterans get together Class of .35 came back to grve the openrng assembly Gerhard Seger gave an rnterestrng lecture on the Communrst problems rn Europe C E Jones came back agarn and thrs trme held the attentron of the audrence wrth musrcal lrght and a robot Charles Thompson sang hrs way through the audlence Torrrnr and Phyllrs put on a novelty show The Parkrnsons entertarned wrth a musrcal varrety show The Iowa State band put on a delrghtful concert rn the gym hrghllghted by a dual corner trumpet rendrtron of Buglers Holrday Smrth and Dane entertarned wrth dogs varlety brrds etc The Eagle Grove band came over for an exchange assembly The annual award assembly frmshed the year for the semors ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE 1 ROW ONE B Kaslm S Clark Grebner ROW TWO Peterson S Stevenson 'vi Soppe land S Severson ROW THREE C Myers A Johnson M Baugous E Thompson M Baker Barb Olson and Drane Lrndstrom at Referee Schultz gets ready to break openrng assembly up a brawl Class of 55 srngs the Loyalty at openrng assembly V Wi, nw' y 'A . 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Y I Us Q 4 0 it y l 0 at i e ' x Mrs Rank presents speech P1113 Blll Hood recerves D A R. hrstory award Sheryl Severson recerves scholarshrp Mrs Wogen presents the news team Mike Baker gets State relay trophy Elvy Wilhams gets special bowlrng award AWARD ASSEMBLY Ron Stone won the Russell award for his con Ulbution to the school as presxdent of the student councll Drck Price Chuck Schultz and Ed Strachan tied for first place on the news team followed by Mary Oxborrow Barb Nelson Sylvra Ward hm Damon GarySharp LarryO Donnell GerryG1ddings and Dick Brownfield Mr Peterson presented the Blll Johnson award to Anleas Lrttle Mr Cram presented a Certificate of Merit to Ed Strachan for his achievement in the national Merit test, and a subscription to the Reader s Digest to Robert Friedrrch valedictorian Mr Petras awarded the Sears Roebuck scholarship to Ron Nelson for his interest ln farm projects Mrs Rank presen ted state speech plns to Dean Nervig LorettaBagen stos Gary Valen Carol Parsons and Marcia Nelson Mr Mease complrmented all winners and said that he was glad to see so many awards for scholarshrp as well as other acuvities dwdrx. '., -L1-sb i .vig A 1 ws ev The girls pull em down in a tug of war Evonne doesn I like the looks of food Christy braves the cold for a plunge SKIP DAY On Wednesday the 16th of May it was Twin Lakes here we come for 90 enthusiastic seniors and two chaperons Mr Cram and Mr Peterson Although it was a cloudy and rather cool day many of the boys and a few of the girls went sw1mmi.ng. Others went boating, played softball, or pulled ln a tug of war. The skip day committee was made up of Carol Parsons, Doug DeGroote, Ted Perry, Jr. Stevenson, and hm Helvick. The persons on the food commxttee who served maidrltes, baked beans, potato chips, pop, and Dixie Cups to the famished seniors were Louise Stamper, Arlene Alhrichs, Carol Parsons, Richard Iaqua, Dick Pnce, Gary Greene, and Bob Chnsty. Fourth time around for Farmer Moench Kathy Lane has her mouth open as usual ,rx i 4 ' 1 NB ' 'Qt-Q 'fin x J 2 1 E. Strachan helps S. Severson clean up. SENIOR ACTIVITIES AHLRICHS ARLENE Commerclal Course Bel Canto 34 One Act Plays Humorous Declam 1 Nokom1sfSalesmanj Pep Club4 Reg1ster 24 ALBUS J AMES General Course Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 Boys Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 123 Basketball 1 Baseball 2 Track 4 Reglster 2 ANDERSEN JIM General Course Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 BAGENSTOS LORETTA Commerclal Course Mtxed Chorus 4 Bel Canto 2 Cecxhan 1 Operetta 24 Humorous Declam 14 Alternate Cheerleader 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Reglster 4 Student Councll 3 Assembly Commmee 3 BAILEY RONALD General Course Perry 1 2 3 Track 4 Student Counc1l4 BAKER MARY General Course Class Secretary 1 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marchxng Band 1 2 Flute Tno 1 24 Flute Quartet 1 3 Operetta Ac compamst 234 Festxval Play 12 D of D 1234 Cheerleader 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 Pres1dent 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Play Day 1 Nokom1slSen 1orsJ Student Councxl 4 V1ce Presldent 4 Regxster 2 Assembly Comrruttee 4 BAKER MICHAEL General Course Class Pres1dent 1 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Trumpet Quar tet 1 MlX6d Cnorus 4 Operetta 4 Football 1234 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 H Club 1 2 3 4 Treas urer 4 Nokomls fSportsJ Pep Club 34 Reglster 2 Student Councll 1 BASTIAN TED General Course Class Treasurer 3 M1xed Chorus 1234 Presxdent 4 Glee Club 123 Operetta 1234 Pr1nc1pal 123 4 Madrlgal 1 2 Octet 34 Mtxed Quartet 34 Vocal Solo 124 Football 123 Track 12 One Act Plays 4 D of D 4 Homecornu1gEscort4 Pep Club34 eg lster 2 Student COlll'lCl1 3 4 BAUGOUS MARILYN Comrnerc1al Course Bel Canto 3 Cecllxan 1 2 Operetta 34 Sextet 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Reglster 2 4 Assembly Commlttee 4 BECKER MIKE General Course Garner 1 2 BEEBE JERRY General Course BEESON GERALDINE General Course Bel Canto 4 Cecxhan 23 GAA 4 Pep Club34 BRABY LARRY General Course Rutland 1 2 Football 3 Baseball 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 Boys Glee Club 3 M1xed Quartet 34 News Team3 CHRISTENSEN MARK General Course Concert Band 1 Mrxed CIIOFUS 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 1 4 Operetta 3 4 Mxxed Qxartet 4 Madngal 3 4 CHRISTY ROBERT General Course Boys Glee Club 123 Operetta 3 Pr1nc1pal3 Foot ball 1234 Basketball 2 Track 1234 H Club 234 CLANCY DOUGLAS General Course Football 1234 Track 12 FFA 12 HClub 34 CLARK SALLY Commercial Course Cecihan 1 2 3 Operetta 2 Humorous Declam 1 G A A 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Reg1ster2 4 AssemblyComm1ttee DANIEL ONALEE Commerc1a1 Course Class Secretary 3 Bel Canto 4 Cecxlian 12 G A A 12 3 4 Class Rep 3 Play Day 1 2 Pep Club2 Reg xster 4 Spellmg Team 1 DEGROOTE DOUGLAS General Course M1am1 1 Golf234 H Club234 DICKINSON ROGER General Course Mixed Chorus 1 Boys Glee Club 1234 Operetta 12 Football 12 Basketball 12 Track 2 Golf 34 Festlval Play 24 One Act Plays 1234 D ofD 2 34 Homecommg Escort 4 Pep Club 4 Vice Presxdent 4 Regxster 2 Student Counc1l3 Assembly Comrmttee 2 DONAHUE MICHAEL General Course Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 Boys Glee Club I 2 3 Operetta 1 Football 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 FEANY JOYCE General Course M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 Bel Canto 2 Cecthan 1 Operetta 2 3 4 Madrxgal 4 FORT SHARON General Course Concert Band 1 2 Cecxhan 1 2 Operetta 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 FRIEDRICH ROBERT General Course Concert Band 2 3 4 Marchmg Band 3 4 Cornet Quartet 3 4 Operetta Prmcxpal 3 Humorous Declam I 2 4 Ora torlcal Declam 3 D of D 1 2 3 4 Presxdent 4 GREBNER DONNA Commercral Course Bel Canto 2 3 Cecxhan 1 Reglster 4 Assembly Com mxttee 4 GREENE GARY General Course Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 Operetta 34 Prmcxpal 34 Octet 3 Boys Quartet 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 H Club 2 3 4 HANSEN JERRY General Course Football12 Boys GleeClub34 FF A 1234 U I I - I I u I . 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' . . : , ' ' :1 :1---::11 HELLICKSON WILLIS General Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 HELVICK JAMES Gdleral Course Augustana Academy 2 Mixed Chorus 1 34- Boys Glee Club 1 Operetta 1 34 Principal 3 4 Octet 1 Madrlgal 4 One Act Plays 3 4 Humorous Declam 1 Assembly Committee 1 HENDERSON ROBERT General Course Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Octet 4 HOCKEL DUANE General Course Basketball2 FF A 1234 HOFFMAN ROSE MARIE Commercial Course Bel Canto 4 Cecnlian 1 3 Register 4 J ACOBSEN WILLIAM General Course Concert Band 1234 Marching Band 1234 Cornet Quartet 234 Track4 FFA 1234 Student Conmcil J AQUA RICHARD General Course Concert Band1234 MarchnngBand 1234 DanceBand 1 2,34 German Band 1 2 3 Brass Sextet 1 3 4 Brass Quartet 1 Trombone Quartet 1 23 Trombone Solo 1 234 All State Band 4 Boys Glee Club 2 Operetta2 Golf 1 3 4 H Club 3 4 Nokomls fPhotographerl JENSEN KAREN Comrnercnal Course Cecilnan 12 Operetta 2 Pep Club1234 Register24 JENSEN LYLE General Course JOHNSON ALYCE General Course Class Secretary 4 Concert Band 12 34 President 4 Marching Band 1 2 34 Dance Band 2 34 Sax Quartet 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Bel Canto 3 Cecilian 1 Operetta 24 Contest and Festnval Play Student Director 3 One Act Plays 3 D of D 34 Secretary Treasurer 4 Al ternate Cheerleader 4 G A.A 1 2 3 4 HomecomnngQueen 4 Nokornis fSpeechJ Pep Club 2 3 4 Student Councnl 1 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Assembly Committee 3 4 KASLIN BARBARA Commerical Course Oratorical Declam 34 D of D 2 3 4 Pep Club3 Reg ister 4 Assembly Committee 2 3 4 KENNING SHARON Commercnal Course Class Treasurer 2 Mnxed Chorus 3 Bel Canto2 Cecnlnan 1 Operetta 23 GA.A 234 Play Day2 PepC1ub23 Regnster 2 4 KRAMER RUTH General Course LANE KATHLEEN General Course Mixed Chorus 3 4 Bel Canto 2 Cecihan 1 0peretta2 3 4 Prnncnpal 2 3 4 Choralners 3 Mixed Quartet 4 Mad rigal 4 Pep Club 4 Student Council 4 LEHMAN GAIL Commercial Course Oneerleader 234- GA.A. 12- Pep Club l234-Horrne- coming Attendant 4- Register 4: Assembly Committee 2 LEHMAN WAYNE General Course Track, Manager 3 H Club 4 LITTLE ANLEAS General Course Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Librarian 2 Secretary Treasurer 4 Marching Band 1234 Dance Band234 BrassSex tet 1234 Euphoniurn Solo 123 Piano Solo4 Mnxed Chorus Accompanist 4 Cecillan 1 Boys GleeClub Ac companist 2 Madrigal 4 Operetta Accompanist 2 4 Hu rmrous Declam 2 Spelling Team 1 LUTHRINGER KARIN Commercial Course Cecillan 1 G A.A 1 2 34 President 4 Pep Club 3 4 Nokomis fCalendarJ Register 4 Student Conmcil 4 LUNDIEN JERRY General Course Class Vice President 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marchnng Band 3 Dance Band 1234 German Band 1 Trumpet Trio 1234 Brass Sextet 1234 Brass Quartet 2 Trumpet Quartet 1 Cornet Solo 2 3 4 All State Band 4 Operetta 1 Football 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 D of D 4 Nokomns fASSlSI3IlI Marnagerj Register 2 Student Council 2 MAASSEN ALLEN General Course MOENCH RICHARD General Course Mixed Chorus 1 2 Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Boys Quartet Captain 4 Track 34 H Club 34 FF A. 12,34 Vice President 3 President 4 Student Council 4 MYERS CAROL LYNN General Course Bel Canto 1 3 Cecilian 1 Operetta 2 Radio Speaking 4 One Act Plays 4 GAA. 2 Pep Club 1234 Reg ister 2 Assembly Commnttee 4 NAEVE KEITH General Course Football1234 Basketbal1l234 'l'rack1234 H Club 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Nokorms CAssnstant Managerj Student Councnl 4 NELSON BARBARA General Course Class President 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marching Band 1234 FluteTrlo124 FluteQuartet13 MlxedChorus 3 4 Bel Canto 3 Operetta 3 4 fPrnncipal 3 45 Choraliers 3 Madrnynl 4 Girls Trio 4 Contest Play 3 Fesnval Play 3 One Act Plays 1 Humorous Declaml2 D ofD 1234 GA.A 1234 Play Day 1 Honncoming At tendant 4 Nokomis fAss1stant Edntorl Pep Club 3 4 Reglster 2 News Team 2 3 Student Councnl 4 NELSON KEITH General Course Basketball 1 2 Track 4 F F A. 1234 Reporter2 Pep Club 3 4 , 3.4. 0 9 o Z ' U 2 ' ' ' ' ' - 4, ' : . . . : ' Assembly Comnnittee 4. 1,2,4g Madrigal 2: Vocal Solo 25 1,2,3,4, Co- s a I . 85 NELSON, RONALD General Course Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 1 3 4 Track 2 H Club 34 F F A 1234 Secretary 2 President 3 Student Commcil 2 NERVIG DEAN General Course Footbal1l234 Basketball34 Basebal134 H Club34 Humorous Declam3 D ofD 34 FFA. 1234 Sec retary 3 NEWTON JACK General Course Concert Band 1234 March1ngBand 1234 DanceBand 2 3 4 German Band 1 2 3 All State Orchestra 3 Brass Sextet 134 Mtxed Chorus 234 Boys GleeC1ub234 Vice President 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Principal 3 4 Madrigal 2 3 4 Boys Octet 3 All State Chorus 4 Footbal13 Track NOSTROM DORIS Commercial Course Cecilian 2 3 G A A 3 4 Register 2 4 Assemb1yCommit tee 4 ODGAARD GAYLA General Course Lawrence Kansas 1 Bel Canto 3 4 President 4 Dra matic Declam 2 3 Oratorical Declam 4 One Act Plays 3 D of D 4 Pep Club4 Student Council4 O DONNELL LARRY General Course Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Vice President 3 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Clarinet Trio 2 Clarinet Quartet 3 Woodwind Glee Club 2 Student Council 4 Assembly Committee 1 PARKER MERRY LEE Commercial Course Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 1234 Saxophone Quartet 1234 All StateBand4 Bel Canto 34 Cecihan 1 Operetta 2 G A A 1 234 Play Day 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Reglster 2 4 PARSONS CAROL AN General Course willits Cahfornla 1 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Operetta 3 4 One Act Plays 3 4 Student Director 4 Or1ginalOratory 234 Short Story Contest Winner 23 D of D 234 Nokornis fASSlSI3.l'lI Editorj PARSONS LARRY General Course Football 2 3 Track 2 PERRY JUDY Cec1lian 1 2 One Act Plays 4 Humorous Decla.m2 ln terpretative Reading 4 General Course PERRY TED General Course Boys Glee Club 3 4 President 4 Football Manager 3 4 Track 14 H Club234 PETERSEN GARNETT General Course Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Bel Canto 2 3 Cectlian 1,2 Operetta 2 3 4 Gxrls Sextet 4 Fesnval Play 2 Humorous Declam 1234 Radio Speaking 34 D ofD 234 PepClub1 2 3 4 Assembly Committee 4 POPPINGA, LAVONNE General Course Concert Band 1234 Max-chingBand 1234 Brass Sex tet 3 Mixed Chorus 234 Cecilian 1 Operetta 1234 Principal 4 Mixed Quartet 3 Girls Sextet 4 Madrigal 2 Vocal Solo 4 Cmtest Play3 FestlvalPlay 3 Humorous Declam 3 D of D 3 4 PRICE RICHARD General Course Class Vice President 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Boys Glee Club 123 Operetta 123 Princlpal3 Octet 3 Mad rig-il 3 Football 1234 Basketball 1234 Baseball 12,34 Track 1234 Golf 3 H Club 234 Secretary 4 Festival Play 4 Om Act P1ays4 D ofD 4 Nokomls fSportsD Reglster 2 Student Council 3 RAPPLE DARLOW General Course Mixed Chorus 12 Boys Glee Club 123 Operetta 12 Octet 3 Football 123 Track 12 Stage Manager 12 34 D of D 1234 Vice President 4 Homecoming Escort4 RATHKE ICANN General Course REEDY DONNA Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 3 4 Bel Canto 2 Cecllian 1,2 Operetta 234 Chorahers 3 Madrxgal 4 Pep Club 1234 Reg lster 4 Student Cotmctl 2 ROBINSON KAREN Commercial Course Marchmg Band Twirler 1 2 3 Cecillan 1 Contest Play Cheerleader 24 GAA. 12 Pep Club 124 Register 2 4 Nokornis fsalesmanj ROPTE ROBERT General Course Football 1234 Basketball-1 Track234 H Club234 F F A 1 2 3 SAYERS DON General Course Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 1 2 3 4 German Band 1 2 3 Cornet Quartet2 Cornet Trio 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Boys Glee Club 1 Operetta SCHULTZ CHARLES General Course Mlxed Chorus 1 234 Boys Glee Club 12 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Festival Play 2 Dramatic Declam 1 lnterpreta tive Reading 3 4 D of D 2 3 4 Register 2 Nokomis Whotographerl Student Council 1 4 SEVERSON SHERYL Commercial Course Class Vice President 1 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Bel Canto 1 Cecilian 1 Operetta 2 34 Pr1nc1pal4 Gxrls Trxo 23 Girls Sextet 34 Chorahers 3 Vocal Solo 4 Che Act Plays 1 Cheerleader 4 Alternate 3 GA.A. 1234 Play Day 3 Homecoming Attendant 4 Nokomis QMusicJ Pep Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Spelling Team 1 Regtster 3 4 Assembly Committee 3 4 SHARP GARY General Course Mixed Chorus 1 2 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 Operetta 1234 Prmcipal 4 Octet3 Football 1234 Basket balll 2 Baseball12 Track34 H-Club34 2- . 2 ' . . : . : I s U I n 2 9 I Quintet 4g All-State Band 4g Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' 2g Festival Play 2g D. of D. 2,3,4g Humorous Declam lg , N a 0 1 5 u o 0 2 9 9 : ' ' QI: 0 I a 9 : 1' I , I . 1 o 1 I I 5 ' 86 SIMONSEN, PETER General Course Football 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2,3 4 H Club A 2 SOLBECK ANIT A Commercial Course Mlxed Chorus 34 Bel Canto 2 Cecilian 1 Operetta 12 34 Gtrls Sextet 4 Humorous Declam 4 Pep club 4 Reglster4 SOPPELAND MARY ANN Commercxal Course Mxxed Chorus 4 Bel Canto 3 Cecillan 2 Operetta4 Gtrls Sextet 4 Regtster 4 Assembly Committee 4 ST AMPER LOUISE General Course Gilmore C1ty 1 2 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Mxxed Quartet 3 4 Vocal Solo 4 All State Chorus 3 4 One Act Plays 4 S'l'EFFA DON General Course Mixed Chorus 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 Operetta 24 Prmcipal 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 H Club 3 4 One Act Plays 4 Reglster 2 STEVENSON ROY General Course German Band 1 2 3 Clarmet Quartet 1 Saxophone Quartet 2 3 4 Saxophone Solo 4 Plano Solo 2 3 Mixed Omorus 1 2 3 Boys Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 1 2 3 Football 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 34 H Club 34 Festival Play 2 D of D 2 3 4 News Team 3 Assembly Committee 1 2 STONE RONALD General Course Football 1 3 4 Track 3 4 H-Club4 Debate 3 4 Origmal Oratory 4 D of D 3,4 Nokom1sfManagerJ Student Council 4 fPresident 4, STRACHAN DONA General Course Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 1 2 German Band 1 2 3 Clarinet Trio 2 34 Clarinet Quartet 1 2 Mixed Clarinet Quartet 1 2 Woodwind Quintet 1 Clarinet Solo 1 2 3 4 All State Band 4 DrumMa1orette 4 Mixed Chorus 234 Bel Cantol23 Operetta1234 1Pr1ncipal 37 Choraliers 3 Girls Sextet 4 Madrigal 4 GAA. 1234 PepClub234 STRACHAN EDWARD General Course Class Secretary 2 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Trumpet Tr1o 1 2 3 4 BrassSextet2 3 4 Trumpet Quartet 1 Mixed Chorus 1234 Boys GleeClub123 Operetta 1 234 lPrincipal 42 Octet 4 Mixed Double Quartet 1 Madngal 4 Football 2 Basketball 1 2 3 One Act Plays 3 D of D 4 Nokorrus fEditorJ Register2 Student Councxl 3 4 Spellmg Team 2 News Team 1 2 3 SVENSEN BILL General Course Gilmore City and Albert City 1, Basketball 4, Baseball 3,4 fManager zp, H Club 3,45 Festival Play 4, One Act Plays 4, D. of D. 4, Register 2. TERWLLIGER VIRGINIA General Course Mixed Chorus 4 Bel Canto 2 3 Cecxhan 1 Operetta 2 4 G A.A. 1 2 3 4QPlay Dayl 2 4,-PepClub4 Student Cotmcil THOMPSON DONALD General Course Footballl Baseba1l4 Track4 FF A. 1234 THOMPSON EVONNE Commercial Course Cecllian 1 2 Humorous Declam 1 G AA l 234fVice President 4 Play Day 2343 Pep Club 4 Register4 Assembly Commxttee 4 TIGGES KENT General Course Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 Operettal 2 3 4 lPrincipal 1 2 3 43 Chorallers 3 Madrigal 1 2 4 Vocal Solo 1 3 4 BasketballManager3 Golf3 4 One Act Plays 3 VALEN GARY General Course Concert Band 1 2 3 Marching Band 1 2 3 TromboneQuar tet 1 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Boys Glee Club2 3 Operetta 2 3 4 Octet 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 12 Track34 H Club34 WESTBERG MARY ANN Commercial Course WILLIAMS ELVIN General Course Football14 Baseball124 FF A 12 GRADUATION Ninety two Humboldt high school semors 52 boys and 40 glrls the largest class in the lustory of the school, recetved thetr diplomas Thursday evemng, May 24 in the high school gymnasium. The salutatory was given by An1easLlttle the mantle oration by Barbara Nelson senior class president the re spouse by Emory Anderson jumor class president andthe valedictory by Robert Fnedrich Barbara Nelson and Mike Baker were presented the Marvel Friesth awards Barbara Nelson received the Woman s Club English award for four years excellence in English Robert Friedrich received the Bausch and Lomb science award for four years excellence in science. The diplomas were presented by Dr W W Warren, following the presentatim of the commencement class by Clyde D. Mease. The Rev. Sylvester A. Grady pvc the invocadax, and the benediction was given by Rev. Robert J. Watson. 4:F.F. .,1, ,3,4. s one in 9 1 4. CGOSTI Band 13.3.42 M2l'CfLiI'lSB3Hd 1.2: 132110833114 2.3.4: Cecilian lg Register 4: Assembly Committee 4. l o o , I f . 87 U f ' , r ' 'Q lx 3 'uf .f I -'ff w ,I ' , , X 1- A , xw. ,M vyw K L . .. , , 8.9 X O Wyaevr- 1 1 ' 1' f . 1 M . 1 1 M I '. ' . .' Q i ' , ' A v ' lx 1 Q . KR. - l 5 gy. ' Q. 32.41, , V x . ax. N t' 1' , ' . LEA: ri 'IQ ! 4, X Va f 1 4 Y 'ff' ' I v . X . . .. 7 A - 322315 J ' - , 'M ,.n.t1f f2zx!'4 i. 5 ' ' ul 5-1 f'1-r'i.' 4' 1v ' , I q . - Xi 4411 1 ' U' ' 'if V1 Q b 4 Q . xflnfgwazsf NOKOMIS STAFF EDW ARD STRACHAN Edltor BARBARA NELSON CAROL PARSONS ASSISTAHIS KEITH PHOTOGRAPHERS Charles Schultz Kathy Lane SPORTS Mike Baker Dlck Prxce CALENDAR Karxn Lothnnger SENIORS Mary Baker Sheryl Severson Dick Price RON STONE Manager NAEVE, JERRY LUNDIEN Assistants DONATION Chamber of Commerce PRINTING AND COVERS ART Sheryl Severson SALESMEN Ted Bastian Geraldine Beeson Karen Jensen Wayne Lehman Larry O Donnell Merry Lee Parker Don Sayers Aruta Solbeck Dick Prxce Intercollegiate Press Inc Sf' PHOTOGRA Pl-FY Molander Studio Saul Studio sPoNsoRs . Q Gordon Eversoll Delmar Cram 92 Richard Jaqua Mike Baker gy R COLLEG ATE P Kunsus Cnty '-'U C,-v M: .': Eu-E FAKTORY HQME OFFHE X X - Q- L A