Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)
- Class of 1958
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W A- V, .rv .f5,.:. 4 , 4 4111 nf' .-L. of 1958 Presents e Senior Class Nokomns Y is 'I W dll ii- 413, 1:-1 7 ,1 - VOLUME XLV THE ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE SENIORS HUMBOLDT HIGH SCHOOL HUMBOLDT, IOWA Dedicated To 2 To L1lo Mettler and Klaus Httzer our fnends from Germany we wrsh to dedrcate thts 1958 NOKOMIS Klaus and L1lo arnved ln Humboldt ln July 1957 and became a part of our commumty Theyhave both been very actxve ln school church and commumty projects and have proven themselves worthy and dependable fr1ends We are very grateful to have had L1lo and Klaus wtth us for a year We have learned much from them and we hope that they have galned a knowledge and understandtng of the people 1n the Umted States We hope that they w11l take back w1th them happy mem ones of days spent wrth us 3 W 1 W l ' 0 I Q l D a ' I n Q Calendar Frrst Day of School 6 Iowa Educatron Development Tests F1rst news test Twrn Rlvers Football There Clarron football there Band Day at ISC County Teachers Instrtute No School Assembly on Latm Amerrca Sophomore class prcruc Assembly on safe dr1v1ng Clear Lake football there Freshmen magazrne sale begms Freshmen class p1cn1c Atoms for Peace exh1b1t Hampton football here Homecommg Iowa Falls here GRA p1cn1c Webster Crty football there State Student Councll Conventton Natronal Merrt Scholarslup Test Over 100 out wrth Aslan flu Algona football game cancelled F F A Slave Auctron Kuder Preference Tests Eagle Grove football, here End of frrst quarter ISC Symphony Orchestra plays All school play 'D1no State Teachers Conventron No school Amencarr Educatron Week Prospectrve Teachers Day at ISTC Twrn Rrvers basketball here Brrtt basketball there October 2 - ember .5 4 5 b Sophomores begrn magazme sale C E Jones assembly St Edmonds basketball, there Out for Thanksgrvlng vacatron All State chorus and band Frrst regular F T A meetrng Betty Crocker Home Ec test Ft Dodge basketball here Algona basketball here 1 Operetta Stars and Strrpe Eagle Grove basketball there Chrrstmas Assembly Hampton basketball there Chnstmas vacatron starts Wrnter Wonderland dance Webster Crty basketball here Back to school Adam Shaffer assembly Clarion basketball there Speech class assembly St. Edmonds basketball here Iowa Falls basketball here End of semester Band concert Eagle Grove basketball here Play festrval at Iowa Falls Algona basketball there October 11 , , 20 - . . , 25 - . . - - 26 - . 27 - . . . . . 30 - - . 2 - ' . . . ' . . ' ' 3 - . , . 6 - , .' . 10, - , ' . . . 13 - Clear Lake basketball, there . . 17 - , 20 - ' . 21 - ' ' . . . 27 U , I 3 ' . 9 . 6 - 8 - - , . ,, ' . I ' . 13 - ' 14 - , . . 16 - , . . 21 - . ' 24 - , D - . 31 - , fx W' 8 Mar Apr flaw as Apnl 16 Ir Sr GRA playday at Iowa Falls Apr Vocal mus1c fesuval at Webster Cxty Clear Lake basketball here Opemng of Courtesy Week Tw1n Rlvers basketball there Hampton basketball here Pops Concert and 21 Sectronal basketball tournament at Rolfe D1str1ct tournament at Spencer Band concert Sptnsters Spree Band to Clarlon tn exchange concert Indlvldual prctures taken Football award assembly End of quarter H Club Athletrc Show May NCC Student Councrl at Webster Crty State speech contest at Dennlson Drstnct teachers conventxon No school Pre school party Iowa Scholarshrp Tests Out for Easter vacatlon GRA banquet Quadrangular track meet May 22 5 Scrence Farr at ISTC Jack Rank assembly Ft Dodge golf, there Lew Johnson assembly 18 Semor Class Play Eagle Relays at Eagle Grove Fr Soph GRA playday here Clarron band assembly Humboldt Relays Webster C1ty golf here Small group mus1c contest at Storm Lake F T A Charter meetrng Junrors take Nattonal Merxt Scholar shlp Test Sprmg Concert D of D Day Emmetsburg golf there Esthervllle Relays Large group contest at Splut Lake Prom and banquet Dual track meet at Ft Dodge Drstrrct track meet at Eagle Grove D1str1ct golf meet at Hampton Teen age Road E O Webster C1ty golf there Annual news test D of D Show Clarron baseball, there Wrldkltten Relays Cheerleadmg try outs Conference track meet at Clarlon Band goes to Velshea State Road E O at Washlngton, Iowa Baccalaureate Semor Sklp Day Ft. Dodge baseball, here Award Assembly, Last day for senrors Class breakfast and Commencement H Club 1n1t1at1on and banquet , 29 Semester tests fsftrr , A w- Juuuunj v ' F b. 1 - - . 12 - ' ' 4 - ' ' 14 - '7'- , 15 - 8 - Preliminary speech contest, here 16 - Career Day at Eagle Grove 10 - ' 17, - ' 11 - ' ' , 18 - 14 - , 19 - - , 18 - 22 - ' 19 - ' 24 - ' , 23 - ' ' 26 - ' 24 - 28 - . . . ' 29 - . . . - . 14 - ' ' 17 - ' ' ' 30 - . . 21 - 22 - - ' 1 - - 25 - ' ' 3 - ' ' 27 - ' 5 - 28 - ' ' ' 6 - . 9 - . . 10 - . . . 1 - - 11 - - - - 2 - ' 12 - ' , 4 - ' 13 - 8 - . . 10 - ' 14 - ' ' 15 - ' - 16 - ' 17 - ' ,T . 18 - Contents Administration Seniors Underclassmen Activities Special Activities Junior High N? School Board Faculty Workers Student Councrl Administration CLYDE MEASE I S.T.C., B. S.: S.U.L, M.A. S upeuntendent DELMAR CRAM I. B S M. Pnnclpal SCHOOL BOARD SEATED Mrs Eleanor Arent Marvm Iuhus Merle Johnsen Mrs Mlldred Evans Presldent Dr W W Warren Sam Llnn STANDING Supeuntendent Clyde Mease Faculty ORA LU ALEXANDER Denver University, B, A. Librarian GORDON EVERSOLL Grinnell, B. A. Stanford University, M. A. English, Declam IOSEPH CARNEY Loras College, ISTC, B. A. General Science, Counselor RICHARD FURST ISTC, B. A. Business Education Drivers' Training GUY CARTER Upper Iowa University, B. A. Chemistry, Physics AL HADAR Upper Iowa University, B. S. Economics, Civics, Physical Education, Coach ELLEN DEGEUS Central College, B, A. Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Secretarial Practice RODNEY HAKEMAN ISTC, B. A. , South Dakota University, M. A. Algebra, Geometry, Business Arithmetic, Trigonometry LAURIE HALBERG University of Wisconsin, B. S. Art LEONE LOVERING Iowa Methodist Hospital, R. N. School Nurse MILO HALL Morningside College, B. M. E. Drake University, M.M. E. Vocal Music DOROTHY NELSON Meredith College, Raleigh, North Carolina, B. A. Duke University, M. ED. , History, Teen-agers, Algebra ALMA JOHNSON St. Olaf College, B, A. General Math, Algebra ROSEMARY OBERMIRE Briar Cliff College, B. S. Physical Education MARILYN LONGNECKER ISTC, B. S. Home Economics GLENN PETERSON Drake University B. M. E, , M. M Instrumental Music MILAN PETRAS University of Illinois, B. S. Vocational Agriculture MERTON SHORT Drake University, B. S. Spanish, Grammar, English, REGISTER advisor HELEN RANK Ellsworth College, B. M. English, Dramatics RUSSELL TEPASKE Westmar College, B.M. ISTC, M.A. Biology, Psychology BURTON RUSSELL ISTC, B.A. English, Speech, Dramatics LYDIA WOGEN St. Olaf College, B. A. History RICHARD SCHULTZ Central College, B. S. Economics, Civics, Coach Physical Education BRUCE SWINBURNE 1sTc, B.A. G603I'aphy, Coach ,,,,,..vvv' LARRY LARSON, General Science 1 ik? 5, if J ae 4 ' 'I JERRY MC MULLEN, Physical NORMAN TEMPLE, General Education Science Student Teachers 5 2 4 Summer Scholarship winners: Mr. TePaske, Mr. Are we finally through sel1ingtickets Hakeman, Mr. Carter. s - Q I its Teachers talk about their problems over a cup of One of the teachers' committees comes to a close coffee. I2 .ni COOKS: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Marcellus, Mrs. Olsen, Mrs. Fort, Mrs. Bollock. BUS DRIVERS: MI. Edge, Mr. Hulsizer, MI. Blanchard, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Helvick, Mr. Helvick, Mr. Larsen, Mr.Chada, Mr. Reeve. U 1 N SECRETARIES: Mrs. Stallcup, Mrs. Evans. IANITORS: Mr. Nelson, Mr. Pederson, Mr. Harmon FRONT ROW: John Burchfield, President, Bruce Coltvet, Vice-President, Alice Johnson, Secretary- Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Junior Baldwin, Norma Tjaden, Judy Beebe, Mardee Hoffman, Arlis Ernst, Chris Fevold, Dorthey Johnson, Sonnie Linton, Dick Lane. THIRD ROW: BillEdwards, Ron Clabaugh, Duane Marcellus, Dennis Reed, Gary Peterson, Jim Peterson, George George,Gayland Decker, Alan S IOIIS. Student Council The Student Council for this year was composed of the fourth period news reps and the class presidents. The council was divided into four committees: Building and Grounds, Bruce Coltvet, chairman, Pep, Arlis Ernst, Chairman, Public Welfare, George George, Chairman, and Publicity, Dennis Reed, chairman. The council joined the State Association of Student Councils and sent a delegation consisting of Arlis Ernst, Alice Johnson, George George, and John Burchfield to the State Student Council Convention at Ames in October. The council kept busy with many different projects during the year. Among them were soc-hops, sponsoring the Red Cross drive, Courtesy Week, Lost and Found Sale, selling senior name cards, decorating the school for Christ- mas, sending boxes of clothing to a home at Sioux City, and keeping a calendar of events posted at the central bul- letin board. The chore of keeping the trophy cases clean and checking and repairing lockers kept the building and grounds committee busy. The two main projects of the council this year were homecoming and the fire signs that were placed ineach room directing exit. The council sold swimming pool season tickets and sponsored the election of the 1958-59 Student Council presi- dent, the Russell award, Marvel F riesth Award, Commercial awards and News awards. Mardee Hoffman, Arlis Ernst, J im Peterson and George George were selected to attend the district meeting at Web- ster City in the spring. Lane, Coltvet, and Clabaugh check dirty lockers each week. S 4:5 www- W v 5 wk 44 ,- I 'K fx Ya 1' 1 Q 311 S SI :Wd 'su , 'f A typ1ca1 semo Graduahon Sensor Class Play Skip Day I Y QV' af... 'Cv' ALICE JOHNSON Commercial Class President 45 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 Student Council 2,4, Secretary 45 Homecoming Queen 45 NOKOMIS Sen.iors5 With nobility comes obligation. GARY PETERSON Pete General Class Vice-President 4, Treasurer 35 Boys' Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Contest Vocal Solo 35 All-State Chorus 35 Operetta 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Golf 2,3,4, Captain 45StudentCoun- cil 3,45 H-Club 2,3,45 NOKOMIS Sportsg Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we may have a test. .TANICE BENNETT General Class Secretary 45 President 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Pres- ident 45 Band Small Group 2,3,45 Dramatic Declam 25 Original Oratory 35 Festival Play 45 One-Act Play 1,25 Student Council 1,25 F.T.A. 45 D. of D. 2,3,4, Vice-Pres- ident 45 G.R.A. 1,2,3,4, Rep. 15 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Prom Chairman 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 NOKOMIS Assistant Editor. A smile is a curved line that can set a lot of things straight. JOAN LOFTUS Commercial Class Treasurer 45 Debate 1,25 Radio 3, Extemporaneous Speaking 35 Oratorical Declam 45 Contest Play 45 Student Council 25 F.T.A. 45 D. of D, 1,2,,4, President 45 G.R.A. 1,25 Pep Club 15 Register 45 Assembly Committee 35 NOKOMIS Business Manager5 Miss Perpetual Motion. enior Class OF 1958 CLASS MOTTO: The harvest of life lies yet to be reaped. CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: Lavender and white White Rose VALEDICTORIANS Joan Loftus Mary Rae Oxborrow FOUR YEAR HONOR ROLL: Virginia Andersen .T anice Bennett John Bradley Gerry Giddings Joan Loftus Sharon Loomis Judy Lonning Mary Rae Oxborrow Marlys Spade Sylvie Ward ROSEMARY AMLIE Rosie General Girls' Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Vocal Small Groups 33 Operetta 33 Declam, Dramatic 3,43 Festival Play 43 One-Act Play 1,23 D. of D. 2,3,43 Pep Club 23 NOKOMIS fDeclamJ3 A diller, a dollar, a ten o'clock scholar. MARV ANDERSEN General Boys' Glee Club 1,23 Football 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1.2, Manager 43 Track 1,2,33 Student Council 1,23 F.F.A. 1, 2.3, Reporter 33 Pep Club 33 H-Club 2,3,43 REGISTER 2g Assembly Committee 43 Let the good times roll. VIRGINIA ANDERSEN Ginny General Class Treasurer 1,23 Class Secretary 33 Marching Band, Twirler 1,2332 G.R.A. 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 3,4, Vice-Pres- ident 33 Cheerleader 43 Prom Decoration Chairman 33 Homecoming Attendant 43 NOKOMIS CPep Clllbji She liked 'Jim' class best. NANCY ARENT General Girls' Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Vocal Small Groups 2,33 All-State Chorus 43 Operetta 2,3,43 Ac- companist 2,31 Debate 23 Senior Class Play 43 D. of D. 2,3,4Q NOKOMIS fFacultyJ3 ln music there is charm. BART BECKER General Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Track 43 H-Club 3,42 Hi, Teach! JUDY BEEBE Jude Commercial Girls' Glee Club 13 Marching Band, Twirler 1,2,33Stu- dent Council 43 G.R.A. 2,33 Pep Club 2,3,4Z REGISTER 43 Assembly Committee 43 lt's all right to let your mind wander occasionally, provided you don't try to follow it. TOM BEESON General Mixed Chorus 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Co-Captain 43 Basket- ball 1,23 Baseball 2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Student Council 43 F.T.A. 43 F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 H-Club 3,4, Secretary 43 No, Tom, Albert Schweitzer didn't have red hair. ,E 3 KAREN BENJAMIN General Bradgate 1,2Q Assembly Committee 43 Today's dreams are tomorrow's future. JOHN BRADLEY General Boys' Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Vocal Small Groups 1,2,33 Contest Solo 33 Operetta 23 Accompanist 1,2,3,43 Band 2,3,43 Dance Band 3,42 Instrumental Small Groups 2,3,43 Declam, Radio Speaking 2, Original Oratory 3,43 Debate 23 Senior Class Play 43 D. of D. 2.3.4: NCWS Team 33 NOKOMIS CPhotographerJ3 I don't live in Dakota City, I live above it. DICK BROWNFIELD General News Team 23 Homecoming Escort 43 I'm just a sheep in wo1f's clothing. GRETA BUCKNER General Girls' Glee Club 1,2,32 Mixed Chorus 43 Vocal Small Groups 3,42 Contest Solo 33 Declam, Interpretive Reading 23 All-School Play 33 Senior Class Play 4g F.T.A. 43 D. of D. 2,3,4: Assembly Committee 43 NOKOMISCAssem- DIICSJ: Books are a finer world within a world. JOHN BURCHFIELD Stan General Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1, Manager 43 Track 1,2,3,42 Golf 43 Student Council 3.4, President 43 H-Club 2,3,43 Assembly Committee 43 NOKOMIS fStudentCouncilJ3 Give me liberty or give me death. EVELYN CASSERLY General Girls' Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3,41 Vocal Small Groups 33 Operetta 3,41 Senior Class Play 43 Don't let the stars get in your eyes. RON CLABAUGH General Boys' Glee Club 13 Football 1,2,33 Basketball 13 Track 1,2,33 Golf 2,3,43 Student Council 43 H-Club 2,3,4: NOK- OMIS fGO1nQ The night was made for loving, and the day returns too soon. BRUCE COLTVET General Class President 33 Boys' Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4, President 43 Vocal Small Groups l,2,43 All-State Chorus 43 Operetta 2,3,4Q Football l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3: Baseball 1,2,33 Track 1,43StudentC0uncll3,4,ViCe- President 43 D. of D. 43 H-Club 43 NOKOMIS fAssistant Editorh If a man takes care of his character, his rep- utation takes care of itself. JOYCE CRAIG Commercial Stratford 1: Algona 2: Senior Class Play 4: REGISTER 4: Quiet people are welcomed everywhere. .TO CRAN General Mixed Chorus 3,4: Vocal Small Groups 3: Contest Solo 3: All-State Chorus 4: Operetta 3,4: All-School Play 4: Football 1,2,3: Basketball 2: Track l,2,3: F.T.A. 4: Student Council 2: Assembly Committee 4: Homecoming Escort 4: NOKOMIS fFootballJ: I'm not a Russian! .UM DAMAN General Mixed Chorus 3: Band l,2,3,4: Dance Band 1,2,3,4: In- strumental Small Group 1,2,3,4: Contest Solo 1,2,3: One- Act Play 1,2: Literary Lines 2: Basketball 1.2: Baseball l,2: Golf 3,4: F.T.A. 4, Parliamentarian 4: H-Club 4: News Team 2: NOKOMIS fCa1endarJ: The man with a sax. CHARLES DAY Chuck General Mixed Chorus 3: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: Men are but children of larger growth. STEVE ECKHART General Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball l,2: Track 1,2,3: H-Club 4: Assembly Committee 4: His wea1th's invested in gold fiej BEVERLY FRAHM Bev Commercial Girls' Glee Club l,2: F.T.A. 4: REGISTER 4: Not too serious, not too gay, but a good gal ever. RANDELL FRIDOLFSON General Rutland l,2: F.F.A. 3,4: Be silent and safe. GERRY GIDDINGS GCHCI' 31 Boys' Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Vocal Small Groups 3: Operetta 2,3: Band l,2,3,4: Dance Band 2.3: lnstrtunental Small Groups 1,2,3: Declam, Oratory 2,3: Contest Play 4: One-Act Play 2: Senior Class Play 4: Literary Lines 1: Football l,2: Track l,2: D. of D. 2,3,4: News Team 2: NOKOMIS QPhotographerJ: Some are wise: some are otherwise. SHIRLEY HAMPSON Commerclal Glrls Glee Club 1 Pep Club 1 REGISTER 4 It s the qulet people who are dangerous KAY HANRAHAN Commerclal Glrls Glee Club 1 G.R A 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 REGISTER 4 Assembly COITIITIIIICC 3 NOKOMIS CPromJ Dynam1te comes ln small packages MARY HANSEN Mert Commerclal Glrls Glee Club 2 REGISTER 4 NOKOMIS fSalesmanJ She smiles and dr1ves dull care away HARRY HAYES General St Joseph Mo 1 2 All School Play 4 F F A 34 NO KOMIS fSalesmanJ He IS l1ttle he IS wxse he s a corker for hls slze KAREN HELLE General Braclgate 1 2- G.R A 3 4- Assembly Committee 4- NO- KOMIS CSalesmanJg How sweet and fair she seems to n a DIANE HELVICK General Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4g Vocal Small Groups 4g Operetta 3,4g Band 2,3,4g Instrumental Small Groups 45 All-School Play 4g G.R.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 3,45 NOKOMIS CAll-School Playli A member of F.F.W, U-Tuture Farmers WivesJ. PHYLLIS HENDRICKSON Phyl.l Commercial Girls' Glee Club 1,2gG.R.A. l,2,3,4g PepC1ub 31 REGISTER 4g Assembly Committee 4g NOKOMIS CSalesman5g Little Red and her car. KLAUS HITZER General Germany 1,2,3g Contest Play 41 Track 41 H-Club4g Home- coming Escort 4g D. of D. 43 The eyes have one language everywhere. KAREN HOLDEN General Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4, President 45 G.R.A. 1,2,3g Pep Club l,2,3,4g President 4g Assembly Committee 4g Prom Dance Chairman 3: Cheerleader 3, Alternate 4gNOKOMlS fHomecomingJg She's Neat. BECKY HOPE General Girls' Glee Club 1gMixedChorus l,2,3,4gSmallGroups l,2, 3.4: All-State Chorus 3,41 Accompanist 3,4g Operetta l,2, 3,4g Pep Club lg Assembly Committee 43 NOKOMIS fVocal Musiclg She shall have music wherever she goes. DALE JOHNSON O1y General Boys' Glee Club lg Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2g Base- ball l,2,3,4g Track 3,4gBasketballManager 4gl-I-Club2,3,4, Vice-President 43 Assembly Committee 4g Prom Mural Chairman 3g The football team isn't the only thing that has a line. GARY KANNENBERG General Homecoming Escort 43 Bored of Education. SHARON KUEHNAST General Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Everything comes to those who can wait. CAROL KLIT Commercial Girls' Glee Club 1,25 G.R.A. l,2,3,4gREGISTER 4gAssem- bly Committee 4g NOKOMIS CS alesmanjg She can out talk us all in Danish. SUE LANE General Girls' Glee Club l,2,3g Marching Band, Twirler 1,25 Stu- dent Council 2g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Cheerleader 1,2,3,4gAs- sembly Committee 4g NOKOMIS CSalesman and Junior Classjg ln springtime or before, fancy turns to love. TOM LEE General Band 2,3,4g Senior Class Play 4g F.T.A. 4, Treasurer 4g NOKOMIS CScience Clubjg The modern Edison. -pf' iw 6 than R12 4 BOB LE VIER General Fort Dodge 1 2 Festival Play 4 Senior Class Play 4 D of D 4 A questioner with questioning mind who for all things must reason find MARILYN LINDHART General Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Declam Inter prenve Reading 4 Festival Play 4 All School Play 3 4 D of D 4 G.R A 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Assembly Committee 3 4 Prom BanquetCha1rman 3 Homecoming Attendant 4 NOKOMIS fSophomoresJ I got lt bad and that am t good. MARY LOCKWOOD General Girls Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Band 12 34 Majorette 4 Instrumental Small Group 2 34 Contest Solo 2 3 4 All State Band 4 G.R A 1 2 3 4 Rep resentative 4 NOKOMIS fSen1orsJ Always drumming up something JUDY LONNING Jude General Class Secretary 2 Girls Glee Club 1 2 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Vocal Small Groups 3 Operetta 3 4 Declam Inter pretive Reading 4 Dramatic 3 Debate 2 Fest1valPlay 34 All School Play 34 D of D 2 34 Secretary Treasurer 4 G.R A 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Assembly Committee 4 NOKOMIS fASSlSI8l'lI Business Managerj Church bells will ring SHARON LOOMIS Commercial Register 4 NOKOMIS CSa1esmanJ - Burdens are light when cheerfully borne DUANE MARCELLUS Gracii General Class Vice-President 2- Football 1 2 3 4 Co-Captain 4 Basketball l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4g Track 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Golf 2g Student Council 1,4g H-Club 1,2,3,4, Pres- ident 4g Sportsmanship and competition stimulate the youth's ambition. MERLIN MATHER General F.F.A. 1.2.33 Disney's competition. MIKE MC CORMICK General Boys' Glee Club l,2g All-School Play 3g Football lg Track 1,2g NOKOMIS CPhotographerJg Better a witty fool than a foolish wit. EILEEN MC COY Mac General Vernon Consolidated lg Girls' Glee Club 3g Mixed Chorus 4: Operetta 4g Band 2g News Team 3gAssembly Committee 4g NOKOMIS QSalesmanJg There is no danger of develop- ing eye strain from looking on the bright side of things. INEZ MC MAHON General Class Vice-President lg She is as pretty as a moonlit nightolv PAT MERRIS General Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Vocal Small Groups 2g G.R.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Assembly Committee 3,4g NO- KOMIS fSalesmanJg When all is said and done, more is said than done. LISELOTTE METTLER Lilo General Austria 1g Germany 2,3g Contest Play 4: D. of D. 43 F.T.A. 4g G.R.A. 45 A whirlwind of excitement. RICHARD OVERGAARD Rich General Quietness is his outstanding point. MARY RAE OXBORROW General Class Vice-President 3:Gir1s' Glee Club lg Accompanist 4g Band 2,3,4g Instrumental Small Groups 2,3,4g Festival Play 2g Literary Lines 3: Student Council 25 F.T.A. 4, President 4g D. of D. 2,3,4g G.R.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2: Pep Club 2,3,4g News Team 2g NOKOMIS Cliditorlg Busy souls have no time to be busybodies. DONALD PEDERSEN Don General Some of his curls should have gone to the girls. GOLDIE PEDERSON General Girls' Glee Club 3,4g Assembly Committee 44 NOKOMIS fFreshmenQg She holds the ability to speak for herself. 45'-n ELAINE POPPINGA General Band l,2,3,4, President 4g Dance Band 2,3,4g Instrumental Small Groups 1,3,4g Contest So1o2,3,4g F.T.A. 4gNOKOMIS Clnstrumental Musiclg I'll pop up and keep things gay. SI-IERRY POWELL General Hampton lg Girls' Glee Club 2g Declam, Dramatic 3, Humorous 43 All-School Play 3g F.T.A. 4, Vice-President 4: D. of D. 3,4g G.R.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3g Assembly Committee 4: NOKOMIS fAssistant Business Managerlg Good looking? How tall is he? DENNIS REED Reeder General Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 2g Track 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4: H-Club 3,4gNOKOMIS CH-Clubjg l'm confused! SHARON SCHULTZE General F.T.A. 43 In heaven, angels are nobody in particular. PAT SIMONSEN General Girls' Glee Club 1,2,32 Mixed Chorus 4: Vocal Small Groups 3,4g Operetta 4: Festival Play 2,4g All-School Play 3g D. of D. 2,3,4g G.R.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4, Represen- tative 3g Pep Club 2,3,4g News Team 3: NOKOMIS QD. of DJ: 'T.V.' is her favorite pastime. ALDEN SKOW General F.F,A. l,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, President 4gNOKOMIS fF.F.A.J: He has a future as a farmer. MARLYS SPADE Commercial Prom Invitation Chairman 3g REGISTER 4g NOKOMIS fSalesman5g Arrested for speeding--on a typewriter. RAYMOND STEFFA Ray General News Team 3g All-School Play 3g After 13 years of working and slaving, I'm finally up for my unemployment compensation. JANICE STODDARD Commercial Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,42 Declam, Oratorical 3,43 D. of D. 3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,4: REGISTER 43 NOKOMIS fSa1es- manjg One laugh will conquer a million frowns. NORMA TERWILLEGER General Happy are they who are silent, for they shall never be quoted. CAROL THOMPSON General Girls' Glee Club 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Vocal Small Groups 3,43 F.T.A. 43 NOKOMIS CSalesman and F.T.A.J3 Her future is 'Rosie'. JUDY THORSON Commercial Class Treasurer 13 G.R.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice- President 43 Pep Club 13 REGISTER 43 NOKOMIS CG.R. AJ: Though she is little, she is fierce. MARILYN THUNE General Band l,2,3,43 Small Group 1,2,3,43 Contest Solo 3,42 All- State Band 43 Declam, Interpretive Reading 23 F.T.A. 4: D. of D. 2,3,4: G.R.A. l,2,33 Still waters run deep. NORMA TJADEN General Girls' Glee Club 1,22 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Vocal Small Groups 3,43 Contest Solo 3,43 Operetta 3,42 Declam, Radio 33 Contest Play Student Director 43 Student Council 43 D. of D. 3,43 G.R.A. 2,3,43 News Team 33 Assembly Committee 43 NOKOMIS fFacu1tyJ: The best helping hand is at the end of your arm. TILFORD VIK General Mixed Chorus l,2,3,43 Vocal Smal1Groups 1,2,3,43 Contest Solo 2,31 All-State Chorus 43 Operetta l,2,3,43 Band l,2, 3,43 Band Small Group l,2,3,43 Contest Solo 2,3,42 F.F.A. 13 NOKOMIS COperettaJ3 P.S. doesn't always stand for 'post script'. SYLVIE WARD General Girls' Glee Club 3,43 F.T.A. 4: NEWS Team 2: DAR History Award 33 Drawing on my fine command of language I said nothing. Enjoying a leisurely lunch on Skip Day. Cold ice cream, brisk breeze, but oh, how nice the sun is! kip Day On a bright Monday, May 19, the seniors traveled to Twin Lakes for the annual Skip Day. The seniors were accompanied by Mr. Cram and Mr. HalL After everyone arrived the boys began a lively game of football while the girls played softball. The boys soon joined them in another game of softball. The game was won by the girls. The lake attracted several swimmers and two chaperones, who went on an un- successful fishing trip. At noon everyone enjoyed a delicious picnic lunch. After five girls were thrown in the lake, we departed. Our Skip Day was very success- ful and enjoyed by all. Much thanks to chairmen: Rosie Amlie, PlacegHarryHayes, Transportation, Carol Thompson, Foodg and Dick Brownfield, Entertainment. Another hit for the girls. ZZ'-U' And in she goes! 1958 graduates line-up for commencement. The speakers at the graduation ceremonies. Commencement Forty-three girls and twenty-eight boys received their diplomas on Thursday, May 22, in the high school gymnasium. Two foreign exchange students from Germany: Klaus Hit- zer and Liselotte Mettler received special dip- lomas. Alice Johnsen, senior class president, gave the mantle oration and the response was given by George George, 1959 senior class president. Joan Loftus spoke on The Growing Sea- son and Mary Rae Oxborrow spoke on The Harvest. These girls were co-valedictorians of the graduating class. Mr. Carter presented the Bausch and Lomb science award to Tom Lee. The Woman's Club English Award was pre- sented by Mrs. Karl Andersen to Joan Loftus. Janice Bennett and Bruce Coltver were presented the Marvel Friesth Awards by Mr. Cram. After the presentation of the Commence- ment class by Clyde Mease, Dr. W.W. Warren handed out the diplomas. The invocation and benediction were given by Rev. L. C. Jensen. The Band played Pump andCircLm1stance and Huldigungsmarsch for the processional and recessional respectively and Impressions of a Scottish Air and Victor Hubert Favor- ites as selections. The chorus sang Onward Ye Peoples. Ianicg Bennett and B1-nge Cgltvet re- Tom Lee receives the Bausch and The exchanging of the mantle. ceive the Marvel Friesth award. I-Offlb SCi6l1CC award. Q Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Q0 M.: Q-.fr .lf 'Q'- ' 01' 64 wr 5.7 Q 'W' .149 -1 'Q 1 -Q w -1 JF' fur K5 RJ 'uf ?' U0 'inf .....J' -el' Jumors George George, Presrdent Lmda Johnsen Vrce Presrdent Marcra Nelson, Secretary Gary Strachan Treasurer Paul Andersen Frank Bastran Norman Beeson Joyce Blanchard Brant Bogaard Colleen Boge Mike Boge Sharon Braby Frank Brodale Kerth Brownfreld Judy Buscher Judy Caskey Beckre Clark Elvrn Colllns Mane Conlon Sandra Conlon Shrrley Danrelson Carol Davrs Phyllrs Dean Garlen Decker Gaylen Decker Rosre De Groote Ron Drckrnson Phyllls Drttrrch Tom Edge Lrnda Enockson Gary Errckson Nanette Errckson Patrrcra Errckson Arhs Ernst Karen Etherrngton Ronald Frrdolfson Kenny Garrett Sally Goodell Janrce Gord Glenn Gustafson Sharon Habben Bob Halsrud Bob Hanes Gary Hanluns Chuck Hanrahan Judy Hansen Monte Hansen Mardee Hoffman Bruce Hollar Sandra Hollar Mrke Hoo Marranne Hoyer Judy Jacobsen Arlene Jensen Pat Johansen J 1m Johnson Janet Johnson Betty Krrchhof Cheryl Krrchhoff Evelyn KISI Les K jar Pat Larng Lela Mae Lehman Larry Lockwood Nancy Lonnmg Arthur Loverrng L1nda Manshlp John Merrrs John Myers Butch Nelson Marrlyn Nelson Dennrs O'Donne11 Harrret Olson Jrrn Parsons Sharon Petersen Mrke Rathkc Max Redenrns Ron Reedy Lanny Robrnson ,ls A 1 lr ,. W1 2 D-W.. 'iw ffm IQ' ,- 6 x 2, f fa? W' 'X' f fr 1337 'HW .k I: :J .11 :Q If ,R vnikf WMLKQW 'vi' -mv- EPZA. .54 FK W-M 44 Roger Ruse Ronald S ande Bert Schultz Jan Slme Judy S le1ter Janet Stensland Jams Stevenson James Strachan Marcheta Strelow Dlck Taute F rank Taylor Joyce Terw1ll1ger Denms Thompson Elalne Thompson Madehene Thompson Marlene Thompson Karen Thune Shlrley T1lton Beverly Torkelson Jeanne Westfall LaVonne Wmd Robert Wlttman Sklp Wluff The sponsors were Mr Hakeman Mlss Longnecker and M1ss DeGeus Durmg the basketball season they sold candy pop and apples at basketball games to earn money for the class treasury On Apr1l 16 the Juruors boarded buses to Eagle Grove for the annual Career Day The blggest 3CI1V1l'y undertaken by the Jumors was the plannmg and presentmg of the Jun 1or Semor Banquet and Prom. The plannmg commlttee cons1sted of Banquet Decoratlon Sharon Braby, Dance Commutee, Judy Jacobsen, Invltatlons, Arlls Ernst, Program, Lmda Johnsen Gym Decoratxon, Lmda Enockson, and Mural, Jeanne Westfall. 34 1- :AH x' .f 2 V A VV A l L , D .v' I ga Q. , 4 ,Q X . - ll ' - f .lil I c , ..,.5g. 'es J ty e p 5 . . at , - , fi' ,Q Inez Terwilliger . k 1, 1 M .J J ' AII ' 12:1 - ' fir .LJ 1 A V 'J' V ' ' .. V I I 5 X s r .F R es J - iff, lk f M? it k gmwi g. ,f Vlfwi' 7 2 ,f V R T' to 5 . ' W ' ff..-:Q . . ophomores Jim Peterson, President John Edwards, Vice-President Ronnie Lue Hansen, Secretary Sonnie Linton Treasurer Doug Altman Sharon Andersen Carolyn Arent Jerry Ba11ey Ph11 Bastian Jack Beeson Dale Blornker Jana Sue Bogaard Bob Brownfield Janis Campbell Terry Carlson Fern Chantland Jerry Christensen Bob Christensen Marjorie Conlon Pat Cook Karen Crovisier Ron Danielson Stuart Davenport Sharon Day Pat Dewinter Darwln D1d1O Jerry D1ttr1ch Carol Dodd Jim Eckhart Ann Erchler Kaye Ewersoll Wayne Funk Pat George Rosemary Gibson Jolean Giesler Jim Gochenouer Larry Grebner Leo Grebner Sharon Gregersen ,ref Q f A' -1 '-J J gr 9' Y Q ,-. as, ,, 'V' aw!-'!:'I if x 'Wm Wg' Chef' .Al '? WWW ' ar. , , it , f ,na glial Q 4 M? '-up A-l:' ff Q,-J e t , 1' J J J U Lf' Xxx J- ... 4 A fx' J.. get-' ,av K 'sl' S... Karen Grose Raymond Guderian Jill Hart Marcia Hart Jacqueline Hatcher Mardell Hauck Mark Have Helen Hayes Beatrice Haynes Eugene Helle Carolyn Helvrck M1Ch61 Himrod Susan Hope Bruce Jacobsen Ervin Janssen David Jensen Dorothy Johnsen Joan Kirchhof Marlys Krrchhof Neva Kirchhof Tom Knight Allen Kunert Carol Kunert Marilyn Kunert Verdell Kunert Harvey Lane Margaret Larsen Eldon Lehman Roger Lenning Rachael Lrndhart Bob Lrndhart Patty Loftus Dennis Marcellus Jerry Martin Dennis Mather Donald Matton Jerry McKenna Quinn McMahon Patricia Moline Mary Lou Morris Jim Nelson Virgil Nelson Alvin Newton Dorrance Nickel Janet Opheim Sandra Parsons Janet Pederson Margaret Ellen Quealy Connie Rathke Ralph Rogers Ken Ropte John Ruble Sharon Sandven Rodger Sharp Janice Silbaugh Julie Sime Janet Steffa Alan Stone Janet Tallman Barbara Taylor Margaret Terwrlltger Lyle Thompson Dennis Torgerson Nina Torkelson Donna VanHouten Jerry Veldhouse John Watt Paul Westfall Daryl Westlake Herb Wilcox Harvey Zeman Zulah Zrnnel 6- 4. . W . fi, Ar, .YQ h v 4 5 ' 1 0 'f Q' ,1 , N5 QQ' Z J .f ib- 'HM ul i 'Y VJ K I l as X l Q45 S 745- s.-457 U UU nik Year WaS 3 Picnic at Gotch Park The class went over their ma azine sales Q,oalofS800by35158 Maroaret Ellen Quealy was sales manager and also took high sales honors and won the autograph hound and radic 'FS p ,,.,,. D . I 7 ..f-, V W - I . W kssl . A 9' Q' 'Ui 4, ll 1 a . .v all X4 1 -A Lil. cv s J YQ aa, vi t, fra - - Q or n as 1 , A V XX A qyy 3. 1 . T' ' Suzanne Ware . I Q- r't f t k 7 A 8 4 X ' , A K 'Q' r Sophomore class sponsors were Miss Johnson, MI. Petras, and Mr. Te Paske. Their first activity of the 0 ,-5. 'L ,fha s -O vi 0 F1 'YR ,MY W? sm? 5 5 A lim.-+'X r-ui elf -r . 'V' I w. 'Q' Aw gf mr 'ew Wi- , Q j .V .-if ii? r MM. .... as fr M' rw Freshmen B111 Edwards Presrdent Drck Lane, Vrce Presrdent Drana Grbson Secretary Jane Bogaard Treasurer John Adams Denn1s Andersen Don Anderson Mlke Armour Dems Barley Leonard Baldwrn Larry Baumann B111 Blomker Ron Boge Mrlly Boswell Steve Burchfreld Laurre Carlson Ellen Carter Denn1s Chamland Sue Clark G1or1a Cody Roger Coltvet Judy Conlon Bruce Cook NeAnn Cran Davrd Daffron Pat Danrelson Judy Davrs Polly Dunscombe Davrd Edwards Sharon Ernst Gary Evans Chris Fevold Billy Fort Donna Garrett Zola Greene Donna Halsrud Paul Halvorson Diane Hanna Judy Hanrahan Denny Hansen Glyndon Hanson Janet Henderson Phll Hendrrckson Roger Hockel Mark Hoffman Bob Hood Grlbert Hood Juhe Joenks Penny Jorgensen Roger Kleve Doug Knutson Gary Kuehnast Drane Lamg M1ldred Larson Larry Lennmg Dewayne Lowe Ingnd Lund M1ke Maassen Kenneth Marcellus D1ck Mattoon James Mayall Ne11 McCoy Kathleen McFarland Gerald1ne Meyers Claudra Myers Bob Myers Harrret Nelson Bob Newton Harold Olesen Sharon Olson Harold Overffaard Lowell Overgaard Gordon Page Denn1s Pederson Eddre Pederson Ron Poutre B111 Powell Rog Powell Douglas Rasmussen 'X Q. 'si ,Q 'gy WW lm r M 4. ,ffm Q wp., I' 1' vi' M, .4-0 . K 4 X KW 1 Wi 21 A 325 'Q A -af Q15 'vw N :Si 32' adv ,S 'TIS' Karen Riley Janet Schimmel Karl Shoppa Wiley Smith Donald Soppeland Virginia Stevenson Charles Strachan Mary Lu Strachan Julie Terwilliger Jim Thoden Joyce Thorn Kurt Thorson Karen Torkelson Janice Veldhouse Carroll Vik Joan Vlnsand Jerry Vought Richard Warden Mary Sue Warren Bruce Wilcox Darryl Wilson The freshmen began their first year in high school with a picnic at Gotch Park on October 1 Their S1600 goal for magazine sales was far exceeded as enthusiastic members sold S2 239 worth of subscriptions High salesman Denny Anderson received a portable radio' second high David Daffron received 810- and third high Bill Edwards received an alarm clock. Mr Furst Freshmen sponsors were Mrs Wogen, Mr Carney and 'i 1 I Q - 1 ll Q 1 - I N, , I 3 i 4 ,f Y A Q X, 'sr 2,5 5 'El' 5 f at R f f NY '1. . Q K ml ! T!! lemma QQ fx 1? H? sf, ' 'ff ' w.,,, .gil I Ill Athlehcs Declam Musuc g a e o e , ' U e Humboldt ile another key play was a 14-Wildcats strengthened their an carry by left halfback Gary d t N h nkins Marcellus blasted iorgea y F rang bid for the on entre conference football title gloilnlegiam and Humboldt had by blasting Iowa Falls 33 0 Fri day night, in a homecoming con e to Mc Humboldt was penalized 5 ya 1 r th uho returned from the R tofon offside Thompson hit for in 1 after losing 7 yards m .Llohnson got 4 and then lost l ltltkelsw n pvmted to liar Marcellus scored from the 6 M 1 lmon cellus pacekick was no good Hux I nku pclcd up 5 w xrds .lndboldt 30 Clear Lake 0 The Wildcats kicked to the Ls nx test here to set up Webster Cxty's fmal In blankin the Cad ts Co h g e ac chdown drive Eldon Rein Al Hadars boys who have al t, who has been out th fl W1 U lowed only one touchdown this led 19 y3X'dS f0l' 3 flI'St down year whlle scorn-lg pgln ts l I 6 , Humhnldts 33 and a pass from themselves chained up their fifth ' l 'W' 'hm '1 W ann wander to John ptacek follow Wm of the season without loss ll llildc ts gnc up the bill on lm Johnson lost 1 and Hank by 8 lateral to fullback Denmg tl 31 scored from the 40 Marcnll I ,mm was the kpy play that 1 cllmth raced fm 7 but Tcrllxrk nlacekick was good Humboldt 3 ln the 22 Lo t who threw Ptaeek with s on thc U10 l'll!'lR :side KR J iclllus nent ll for fi first down Marcellus kicked oier the go 0 'llarcellus hit for 2 and the Lions put the ball in ol loonn on gf: J .md the Wxldcatson the 20 Falling to gain Zwl tro p n shred 11 XJFCIS fox xllegalpunted and Collins ieserve ce 1 sh nds on offense lllircellu-.ter returned from the 45 to t ur 61 :sins recoxermff for Humboldt 'Ina re'nned he lticl-to ll lccllus hit for 5 and the vllfzld f P grate uf-rc p nah ed 5 Xd1'S on On the n 1 next pl Ib for offs cl J ed on xx s ana mol M l 4' M 'tlutellus ra d lin: ugh Wm ed off Tha ' ebstcr nee xr- game ible on e n pass prob fi l1'ml Wildcats 1 minute of he g l ICG e 1 tat 3 CG IS F wrt: at P33 mterceptec touchdown ther mplete DITOR S NOTE 1 ar thanks ' sports editor of the y daily for his help in C 1 play-by -play de. Y three 1 A The first game in the bsence of our. f writ r Bernard 4 Sfnith.0n an unusual Lynx QPF s - ' ht minute g mes against Hampton and same 918 p of Skip Dresser, Coach Al gain eghe 13-yard use ar and Mrs Hadar who de- ' . ' ' a series of plays from the Iowafg,-sg dvwn gn chef he notes- 1 Fans 26-yard line. wh, fm. 6 .,.. the t Downs .l.....,.......... ushing ........... . ,.,v..-V.- ' assing ,......... l...,..... .... .: gained rushing ..,, 1 . lost rushing .. yds. rushing .,...,.. of passes ..,............. asses completed .e.. pp. passes inter. ds gained passing.. M9 H6 35 I Q3 92 16 ll 1 79 al net yards ..........,. 171 1 V C d i nd Ed but t ac a lizeu 5 yar hompson w 1 a pass omp Edge h e Clear Lake to QW: t for 3 as the period en 5 nboldt 3 clear Lake O 5 Fourth Quarter use hit for 8 and a in 'F the 14 Lee hit or e fumbled and f lli e ll the fl ed up 4 Robinson am and Lyle Thom r but the touchdo k and Humboldt w rds for offside Ed vas held for no gal vlay as Clear La up 3 Falk g or 1 and Mor for a first dow raced 12 o first down on th and Lee 8 for got 1 an Zielie pun was downed o Gary Peterso from Jim Johnso end for 67 yar Marcellus ran for th point, Humboldt 44, Clea i STATISTICS Johnson drove forfive, but theliiumboldt 19, ldlarion Lake 0 ' , Q WC S wnacat backfield was in monon,StatiSticS ' so they were moved back to the 11 20. Then the over-eager crew H 0 again drew a p en a 1 ty, calling!-'irst downs ...............1.... 15 202 back a 20-yard touchdown dash Total net yards ......,..... 333 15 by Marcellus, placing the leatherNC-1 yards rushing ,,,,,.,, 301 137 on the 25. Marcellus then danced Net ya,-ds passing .A,,..,. 35 3 throu h a half-dozen defenders 8 Passes attempted 0 for 13 yards and nent passed topasses com Med 0 Johnson for the.u'ut1al TD. Ther t .k.Av.w'hq ..... 2 , . un s 183 extra pomt effort was fimle. Punting average 18 2 THE WILDCATS s co r e d theYards penaliiled ---.-' 25 Marcellus kicked off to Falk wh Cwas downed on the 17. The Lion 1failed to gain and punted to Edg 71who was downed on the Humbold 2840. 43 Lyle Thompson picked up 7l3astian hit for 4 and an Edge t 3Robinson pass was good for 1 7yards and a first down on the 2 30Another pass, Edwards to Lyl M - 0 goa . , :W M' -W - i 11 arse ns 'lc 0 - Q .' . . r in ' 'l ,, ' Q . ' I X . I . ' .1 . I , - . ' . Url. 'Q H . 1: - q. . l V - - u l zu lim- on the 'g ' 4-1, ' ' , ' , ' ' ' Fe .f':- Syl' .' . . - 3 ' 1117 1116- 3 . . 1 '- ' , , g . . p ' - -n , 1 L: 2. i ' . . ', ', 4 . x , v. : Q z . ,. Yi ' . . ' ' A. L , . . - - ' . . . lvf- ' fi' 51 5 '- g , g ,j , , f - - 2' ' 1 . , . f : ' Z. 139. . . - ' ' Af' af' :z.s z - z 4 .,i ' i , , A ' 'ie . . , . - 1 -' . in I 'u ' ' ' Z , A ' ' . 4 ee the Lynx four more tries' GAME srnrlsrgss Elumblccl on the next play with Cl 'ar Lake l. A A '. ren ed B . ' .... 14 -' 4 Q K , T 'aj ' ' . ' . 4 22 83. .:' - q , 1 ' '-f th 1. Falk . -' -:--- 5 ,. L. . , G , 'Z .., . .,f Q . 2 12 J z ' .i T ' l r' ' , p 5 gi fi 1 1 'l c 5 d lla. -t f VH in an A :M . -. 1 ' 1 Q ved f .f if J U 'he ' 10 1. . , Yfii .ss. rlels .sr so it . t Q the s + 1 'a.. 1 Th ed , i , ' . 11 - . K 7 to A k t. 1 1 ' 1 ' 'A E i .ky g. V d , . A - 1 . lb , ' . ' . g V , ' . . . . ' ' A ' n ' A . kr 0 U 1 , H y 1 . ie wa I - f f ' 1 is I VU tl .1 .J ' -' W, Sl - 1 . 1 s ' ' e :deny V Nkr: i Q t ' - L . ' 1 t f V ' . .L 4. . if ' 5 ' , K f v 1 . ' . , I or Ut - A J - . y . Tl' , 4 n ' -1 I i V ,air 4 - M X 42 I 7 Q 1 9 , Y bl es 'lost' .,........- W-- , ' Q q - jg I si Q lt: 'U - hh-ink: 10'l'hompson, was good for 10 ya A 1 I , 4 'L fi,s?la,.Q'il as its FZ' 5 H 1 Q 2 Q M Eiga gf, qi-'6 J 6,P'u'lQw5 -1 . t7 0' rake .5 , FRONT ROW: Tom Edge, Jim Parsons, Tom Beeson, Bart Becker, Dale Johnson, Marv Andersen, John Burchfield, Gary Peterson, Steve Eckhart, Dennis Reed, Elvin Collins. SECOND ROW: Coach Schultz, Gaylen Decker, Lanny Robinson, Skip Wuiff, Dennis O'Donnell, Gary Hankins, Dennis Thompson, Duane Marcellus, Jim Johnson, Garlen Decker, John Merris, Borman Beeson,Jirn Peterson, Coach Hadar. THIRD ROW: Frank Bastian, John Ruble, Paul Westfall, Lyle Thompson, Wayne Funk, John Edwards, Jack Beeson, Ron Danielson, Herb Wilcox, Jim Gochenour, Harvey Lane, Jerry Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Ken Ropte, Kurt Thorson, Bill Blomker, Bob Meyers, Roger Coltvet, Ken Marcellus, Bruce Cook, Bob Newton, Eddie Pederson, Tom Newman, Bob Hood. The Humboldt Wildcats took the North Central Con- ference championship for the second year in a row in 1957 as they compiled a 6-0-1 record. Coach A1Hadar consid- ered this year's team as one of the best he has coached since coming to Humboldt. He said the boys all cooperated well and they were a fine group to coach. Humboldt 25 Twin Rivers O The Wildcats opened their 1957 season with a non- conference victory over the Twin Rivers Pirates, 25-O. Duane Marcellus led the scoring with two touchdowns on runs of 23 and 5 yards and one conversion. Jim Johnson and Dennis Thompson each scored on line plunges. Humboldt 19 Clarion 6 The defending NCC champs opened conference play by defeating the Clarion Cowboys, 19-6. The Wildcats really outplayed their opponent, gaining 15 first downs to Clarion's 1. Gary Hankins scored twice, on 31 and 8 yard runs. Duane Marcellus went 26 yards for another score, and Jim John- son scored on a conversion. COACHES: Mr. Maach, Mr. Hadar, Mr Hakeman, Mr. Schultz. 45 TemD0l'3l'Y Cll'6SSiU8 P00111 in SYITI Coach Hadar and captains Duane and Tom 531' ved 131' Se turn-out. admire NCC championship trophy. Humboldt 44 Clear Lake O The Wildcats routed Clear Lake's Lions 44-O, in a game that found the reserves playing most of the second half. Scores were made on runs of 6,22, and 59 yards by Duane Marcellus, 40 yards by Gary Hankins, 65 yards by Jim Johnson, 67 yards by Gary Peterson and 72 yards by Dennis Thompson. Mar- cellus also made two conversions. Humboldt 13 Hampton 0 The Wildcats took undisputed first place in the conference by beating Hampton's Bulldogs, 13-0. A powerful defense helped the Wildcats hold Hamp- ton scoreless. Touchdowns were made by Duane Marcellus and Jim Johnson, and the conversion by Johnson. Humboldt 33 Iowa Falls 0 The Wildcats added to this year's big home- coming activities with a 33-0 victory over the Cadets from Iowa Falls. Jim Johnson contributed 4 touch- downs and one extra point, and Duane Marcellus one touchdown and 2 extra points. Some action in the tough 14-13 victorv over Webster Citv. 'If Humboldt 14 Webster City 13 In a long-awaited victory, the Wildcats ruined Webster City's homecoming, 14-13. The accurate Lynx passing attack kept the Wildcats on their toes in a hard-fought game. Duane Marcellus made all' 14 of the Humboldt points. Humboldt vs. Algona Cancelled because of flu epidemic. Humboldt 0 Eagle Grove 0 Bad weather and flu handicapped both teams as the Wildcats battled the Eagles to a scoreless tie. This left the Wildcats with a 6-0-1 conference record and the conference championship. A Wildcat fights his way through the tough Bulldog line I1 Pre-game preparations administer ed by Coach Schultz to J imJohnson. m-mwm--.p-'xa-..- -an-4. 'um-sn'z ,-dm. U T i4fi 5' 1:21, 1 i - if -fm -, f,'s,,U, .1 ' -if 'gf K 'ix al fmmiz U , vs A an ff w,,s.f., ff 1- I ' pw , 'Fi if 'W' 4 ' Q44 ,AMW .p ,. . , .WV .. h x r 1 -in L rw s. Qf 42 LMT: M' -0- In x Q, M L Z, , M A WWII HUNBDLQT N lays! U 4.1 Entrance CGNFERENCE STANDINGS r SEASON'S RECORD OPPONENTS Twin Rivers Britt St. Edmond's Fort Dodge Algona Clear Lake Eagle Grove Hampton Webster City Clarion St. Edmond's Iowa Falls Eagle Grove Algona Clear Lake Twin Rivers Hampton Eagle Grove 10 1 Webster City 10 1 Algona 6 5 Hampton 6 5 Humboldt 5 6 Clarion 4 7 Clear Lake 2 9 Iowa Falls 1 10 SECTIONAL WE THEY Spencer 57 50 Fort Dodge 57 49 DISTRICT Sioux City Central 42 59 T ip OFF THEY 45 45 52 40 42 58 51 49 58 58 45 29 54 88 58 61 49 53 S COTE 4 f ', E '7 I FIRST ROW: Coach Bruce Swinburne, Dennis Marcellus, Denny Torgerson, Kenny Ropte, Jim Peterson, John Edwards. SECOND ROW: Dennis Chantland, Ron Danielson, Gene Helle, Phil Hendrickson. THIRD ROW: Dick Lane, Kurt Thorson, Bill Edwards, Mike Maasson, Bill Powell. FOURTH ROW: J'imMayal1, Bruce Cook, Kenny Marcellus, Bob Meyers. ophomore Squad The 1957-58 Freshman-Sophomore basketball team, under the direction of Bruce Swinburne, had a very successful year, with a 14-3 record anda conference record of 9-2. Coach Swinburne contributed the success to a fast-breaking and constantly-scrapping five. I. L. Edwards and J im Peterson distinguished them- selves as forwards with their aggressive rebounding and their dependable performances. Ken Ropte at center helped the rebounding efforts and scoring. Den- nis Torgerson and Dennis Marcellus atguards packed much of the team's scoring punch and were very aggressive on defense. Wildcats vs. Pirates: Whose ball? Twin Rivers 29 46 Clarion 49 36 Britt 21 20 St. Edmond's 54 34 St. Edmond's 41 24 Iowa Falls 55 29 Fort Dodge 55 35 Eagle Grove 48 39 Algona 48 32 Algona 59 41 Clear Lake 44 49 Clear Lake 45 33 Eagle Grove 38 32 Twin Rivers 47 39 Hampton 41 36 Hampton 48 41 Webster City 35 43 Torgerson goes up for a shot against Clear Lake X I FRONT ROW: Dennis Hanson, Phil Hendrickson, Mike Armour-, Kurt Thorson, Bob Hood, Tom Newman, Mike Maassen. SECOND ROW: Bart Becker, Denny Torgerson, Paul Anderson, Dennis Marcellus, Gilbert Hood, Jim Mayall, Dick Taute. THIRD ROW: Coach Schultz, Terry Carlson, Gary Hankins, Dale Johnson, Duane Marcellus, Jim Johnson, I. L. Edwards. Baseball The Wildcats were late in starting this spring's baseball season and did not compete in the spring tourney. But with a full summer schedule ahead and quite a few lettermen returning, hopes are high for the summer season and tournament. The team did get in three games before the close of school, two with Fort Dodge and one with Clarion, all of which were losses. Mike Maassen and Dale Johnson handled most of the pitching chores for the team. RECORD WE THEY Clarion 6 '7 Fort Dodge 3 10 Fort Dodge 2 15 51 77111 - ,- '2 af W 1' 440 Relay Team: Jim Johnson, Duane Mar- 880 Relay Team: Klaus Hitzer, I. L. Edwards, cellus, Bart Becker, Klaus Hitzer. Duane Marcellus, Gary Peterson. NX X-.. N-.. John Burchfreld goes way Terry Carlson prepares to launch hm Parsons takes offon h1S up for Wrldcats rn local the shot put 1313 ofthe IWO H1116 relay meet 313 Two Mrle Relay Team Jrm Parsons Gary One Mlle Relay Team Irm Parsons I Errckson Gary Peterson 11m Peterson Edwards Gary Peterson Irm Peterson 52 ,. W 4 - 0 - I . 5 N Q , y R x I G ,rf wel Q M-f gg xflfr y - . I '- , 54 K ' ,nr ' ' , JF' G2 wk i 1 Q, M was A A , WM , f , G K i , , 3 4 . 1 5 2 f . , G I 'fy . ' Kwai f if Z' 'P R' . G -'sf .1 x 'Wikia 1 l P T ' : , - : , . L. P I ' I I I FIRST ROW: Larry Lockwood, Jim Johnson, Gary Peterson, Duane Marcellus, Dale Johnson, Jim Parsons, Bart Becker, Klaus Hitzer, Garland Decker, Mark Have. SECOND ROW: Merlin Mather, Gayland Decker, Ronnie Danielson, Kenny Ropte, Terry Carlson, Gary Erickson, Wayne Funk, Quinn McMahon, Mike Rathke, Dennis Marcellus, Jerry Martin. The track team had a very successful MEET PLACE season. In five main track meets they placed first in three of them and second in two of Algona-Dual 1 them. Dale Johnson, who threw the football, Quadrangle 1 placed second in the state meet and won first Eagle Relays 1 in every other meet he was in. The two- Humboldt Relays 2 mile relay won the conference for the eighth Esterville Relays 1 year in a row. The track team, tryin to Fort Dodge-Dual 2 win the conference for the third year in a District 1 row was beaten by 4 112 points by Clarion Conference 2 At the end of the year Gary Peterson was Stare 19 elected Captain. Coaches: Maach, Schultz, and Hadar keep rimewhile Scorekeepers are hard at work at Track Tf0PhiCS Smity watches. the Humboldt Relays. Members of the team, 11m Peterson Gary Peterson and 11m Damon, get refreshed wrth a cold dunk of pop S320 0 The Humboldt golf team completed th1s season wrth a successful record, wmmng two out of three dual meets and placrng second rn a quadrangular at Emmetsburg We lost our chance to go to the state meet by a narrow margrn at Hampton Our freshman sophomore team was twrce a v1ctor over the Algona team. The lettermen were J1m Peterson Gary Peter son Jrm Damon Tommy Edge and Ron Clabaugh Captam RECORD THEY Fort Dodge Webster Crty Emmetsburg Humboldt second Hampton fD1SIl'1CI, Humboldt thrrd Webster Crty ...dh- Ron Clabaugh has one on the way in. 54 FIRST ROW: Steve Eckhart, Treasurer: Dale Johnson, Vice-President, Duane Marcellus, President: Tom Beeson, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Bart Becker, Dennis O'Donne1le, Gayland Decker, John Burch- field, Phil Bastian, Gary Hankins, Jim Eckhart. THIRD ROW: Larry Grebner, Marv Anderson, Ron Clabaugh, Gary Peterson, Jim Peterson, Gary Erickson, John Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Jim Johnson, Tom Edge, Dennis Reed, Roger Lenning. In addition to a dance, the H-Club held a second annual Athletic Show. The funds from these activities were used to buy film and movie camera used to take movies of football and basketball games, and homecoming activities. H u b The initiation and banquet were held Monday, May '26, After a rugged initiation at the hands of regular members, the ini- tiates and their tormenters sat down to a fine chicken dinner at the Maid-Rite. Tumblers perform for the many Dennis Marcellus flies through the Teachers vs. intramural champs. Spectators. air with the greatest of ease. .3 FRONT ROW: Marcia Nelson, Treasurer, Pat Simonsen, President, Judy Thorson, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Arlis Ernst, Ann Eichler, Marjorie Conlon, Janet Opheim, Helen Hayes, Marlys Kirch- hof, Virginia Andersen, Marilyn Lindhart, Beckie Clark, Judy Buscher, Julie Terwilliger, Joyce Ter- williger, Sandra Hollar, Jane Bogaard, Gerry Meyers, Judy Davis, Polly Dunscombe, Linda Manship, Phyllis Hendrickson. THIRD ROW: Sharon Braby, Janet Tallman, Sonnie Linton, Verdell Klmert, Janice Silbaugh, Jeanne Westfall, Marlene Thompson, Colleen Boge, Diane Helvick, Sharon Peterson, Inez Terwilliger, Pat Merris, Janice Bennett, Ginny Stevenson, Mary Lou Strachan, Mardee Hoffman, Lilo Mettler, Karen Helle, Judy Caskey, Pat Laing. FOURTH ROW: Julie Sime, Jana Bogaard, Judy Han- sen, Tonnie Lue Hansen, Carolyn Arent, Linda Johnsen, Phyllis Dittrich, Janis Stevenson, Marianne Hoyer, Judy Jacobsen, Judy Lonning, Norma Tjaden, Sherry Powell, Mary Rae Oxborrow, Carol Klit, Mary Lockwood, Mary Sue Warren, Janet Henderson, Joyce Thorn, Diane Laing, Karen Riley. GRA The representatives were Mary Lockwood, senior, Colleen Boge, juniorg Janice Silbaugh, sophomoreg Janet Henderson, freshman. The name of the group was changed from Girls' Athletic Association to Girls' Recreation As- sociation. A new constitution was adopted. Ten new members were initiated. Three playdays were held this year. Eight juniors and seniors rode to Iowa Falls with Miss President and Master of Ceremonies Pat Simon- sen introduced speakers at the banquet. Obermire. Humboldt was host to the fresh- man-sophomore playday. Sharon Braby, who was put up for District representative, and Judy Hansen attended District playday at Algona. The GRA banquet was held at the Catholic Church. The theme this year was track. Fol- lowing the banquet, members and their dates attended a dance in Taft gym. After a good meal the members sat back to enjoy the program. The crowd cheers the players on at the Webster City game. ea, Wildcats! GRA Picnic and Dance The cooks line up to serve the hungry GRA Judy and George find a good record. GRA members and their dates crowd. dance the night away. 57 FRONT ROW: Arlis Ernst, secretary, Karen Holden, Presidentg Sharon Peterson, vice-president. SEC- OND ROW: Fern Chantland, Ann Eicheler, Marjorie Conlon, Arlene Jenson, Linda Manship, Pat Johan- son, Linda Enockson, Connie Rathek, Donna Halsrud, Kathy McFarland, Mary Lu Morris, Helen Hayes, Carol Kunert, Margaret Quealy, Janet Tallman. THIRD ROW: Janice Campbell, Rosie Gibson, Judy Beebe, Janice Stoddard, Sue Lane, Ginny Andersen, Marilyn Lindhart, Becky Clark, Judy Buscher, Betty Kirchoff, Karen Torkleson, Marilyn Kunert, Janet Opheim, Janice Bennett, Jeannie Westfall, Verdell Kunnert, Janice Silbaugh. FOURTH ROW: Janet Peterson, Sharon Andersen, Jackie Hatcher, Carol Dodd, Pat George, Donna Van Houten, Marlene Thompson, Pat Simonsen, Becky Hope, Colleen Boge, Pat Laing, Pat Erickson, Sonnie Linton, Jill Hart, Sharon Sandven, Cherryl Kirchhoff, Marcheta Strelow, Sharon Day, Marlys Kirchoff. FIFTH ROW: Pat Merris, Ronnie Lu Hansen, Carolyn Arent, Linda Johnsen, Judy Caskey, Marcia Nelson, Carolyn Helvick, Janet Steffa, Judy Jacobson, Judy Lonning, Janice Stevenson, Sue Clark, Nancy Lonning, Mary Rae Oxborrow, Diane Helvick, Harriet Nelson, Mary Sue Warren, Diane Gibson, Shirley Danielson, Ginny Stevenson, Marianne Hoyer. Pep Club Under the supervision of Miss Obermire and Mr. Halberg, Pep Club participated in many acti- vities which helped to create enthusiasm in the stu- dent body. They purchased beanies for each mem- ber and bought pom-pons for the cheerleaders. Some of the members made felt pennants representing each of the eight conference schools. The pennants were displayed at football and basketball games. The Pep Club also chartered a bus for the Webster City football game and the district tourna- ment game with Sioux City Centeral at Spencer. Members also made posters to put up in the halls for every game, planned pep skits for the pep meet- ings, and sponsored one soc-hop. Anybody have some ideas for a good poster? 59 Rosemary Amlie, Rachael Lind- hart, Dramatic. rf' C? f Susan Hope. Judy Lonning, Marilyn Lindhart, Interpretive Reading. -as t . S4 1 .-.. ' ' , il- a. -1 . E2 at if Ia X fb -1 ' ' is. .. , K L 4 igylfg I if xt , S . M'-' usa, i I yt Linda Johnson, Marcia Nelson, Marlene Thompson, Radio Speak- ing. 3' Judy Caskey, Sherry Powell, Beckie Jo Clark, Humorous. ...E Declam Under the direction of .Mrs. Rank, Mr. Eversoll, and Mr. Russell, the speech department thrived this year. Many people tried out for the six divisions in Declam. The people pictured on this page are those who represented Humboldt at the Pre-District contest at Humboldt. Survivors of the first round were Pat Cook, Joan Loftus, and Janice Stoddard in oratoricalg Judy Caskey, Beckie Jo Clark, and Sherry Po- well in humorous, Rosy Amlie and Rachael Lindhart in dra- matic: John Bradley in original oratory, Susan Hope, Marilyn Lindhart, and Judy Lonning in interpretive reading, and the play, Cabbages. At Spirit Lake in the District contest, those receiving I ratings were Joan Loftus, Judy Caskey, Beckie Jo Clark, Sherry Powell, Rosy Amlie, Rachael Lindhart, John Bradley, Judy Lonning, and Cabbages. At the State contest at Dennison the happy winners were Judy Caskey, Joan Loftus, Rachael Lindhart, and Cabbages. Lilo Mettler also received an Outstanding Actress Award for her performance in the play. The speech department also presented three one-act plays for the public May 13. They were the contest play, Cabbages, the festival play, Mousetrap. and The Losing of a Day. In the Short Story Contest, sponsored by D. of D., Inez Terwilliger, Marilyn Lindhart, and Sharon Braby took top honors. Their stories were published in Literary Lines along with the rest of the top ten stories by Bill Blomker, Bruce Cook, Steve Eckhart, Bill Edwards, Gary Evans, John Meyers, and Margaret Ellen Quealy. Nfl WWW 5 I Janice Stoddard, Pat Cook, Joan John Bradley, Orig1nalOratory. Sharon Braby, lnea Terwilliger L0fU1S.Oratory. Marilyn Lindhart, Short Stories 60 FRONT ROW: Judy Lonning, secretary: Joan Loftus, president: Janice Bennett, vice-president. SEC- OND ROW: Marilyn Lindhart, Linda Johnsen. Judy Caskey, Marcia Nelson, Janice Stoddard, Lilo Mett- ler, Susie Hope, Pat Simonsen, Marlene Thompson, Becky Clark. THIRD ROW: Greta Buckner, Marilyn Thune, Judy Jacobsen, Pat Cook, Norma Tjaden, Sherry Powell, Mary Rae Oxborrow, Nancy Arent, Rosie Amlie, Rachael Lindhart. FOURTH ROW: Harvey Zeman, Gerry Giddings, John Bradley, Bruce Coltvet, Klaus Hitzer, Ron Danielson, Paul Andersen. The D. of D.. honorary, literary, and for- ensic society held its annual D. of D. Day on April 30. The play The Mousetrap was given at the assembly and used as the theme at the banquet. The speakers at the banquet were Sherry Powell, Klaus Hitzer, Susie Hope, Marcia Nelson, and Royal Bennett, guest speaker. D D Joan Loftus won the Anna Altman Award for 9 0 the senior having the most D's. Mrs. Rank is the sponsor. Prof. Russell and Prof. Short let down The Speakers enjoy their dinner- their hair for D. of D. imziauon. EEK! A Mouse 4. . X Qt- Cast of All-School Play Dino. All- tale Play - Festival Play Dino is the story of an intensely hostile boy of seventeen who has just come out of a re- form schooL He alternates between unpredictable violence and extreme withdrawal. As the play pro- gresses, he becomes a boy who, with love and understanding, learns to respect not only himself but others as well. The cast of characters was: Mousetrap was presented at Iowa Falls as the festival play from Humboldt, Woman's Club, a night of one-act plays, and D. of D. Day. The play took place in the Victorian Age in England and the setting was Mrs. Summers' draw- ing room. She was winnirg an argument with Mr. Campbell, her fiance, when he invented the idea of a mouse in the room to prove his point that women were not brave. The mouse was highly ex- Dino .... Mr. Sheridan Shirley . . . Jackie . . . Miss Haines Danny . . . Steve . . Sylvia . . Della . Pat . . Bea . . . Mandel . . Tony .... Mrs. Falcaro Mr. F alcaro Mrs. Mikula Young Girls Flash . . Mrs Summers It's the principle of the . , . ...,.,.RonDanielson . ..... Jo C ran . . Marilyn Lindhart . . . . Beckie Clark . . . . Judy Lonning . Jerry Christensen . . . . Paul Andersen . . . Diane Helvick , , Eddie VerStceg . . . . EverillClark Rosemary DeGroote . . . . . . Jim Nelson . Charles Hanrahan . . . . Rachael Lindhart . . . Skip Dresser . . . . Susie Hope . . . Connie Rathke Linda Manship . . . Harry Hayes aggerated throughout the rest of the play. The cast was as follows: Mr. Campbell . . . . Mrs. Summers . . Mrs. Curven . Mrs. Bemis . . Mrs. Miller . Agnes . . . Jane......... D. of D. Day and One-act play night. . . . . Bob LeVier Harvey Zeman ' . Marilyn Lindhart . . . Pat Simonsen . . Rosemary Amlie . . . Janice Bennett . . . Judy Lonning Judy Caskey ' . . . . Marcia Nelson one-act play night. thing, Mr. Campbell: Now, women, be sensible! Scenes From: You're darn right, Ma! Say, Eleesabet--can't you see I'm trying to answer the door? The said Hans Grossmeier, scullion em- ployed in the kitchens of Von Becken Castle- - Cabbage The scene of Cabbages is in the living room of the Grossmeier's new home in a northeast lowa city. The Grossmeiers are German immigrant farmers who had just struck oil. The event was quite overwhelming, needless to say, and with their sudden wealth they really splurged. At the time of the play Mrs. Grossmeier had hired Mr. Markle of the Goodspeed Genealogy Company to look into their family's past to see if they had royal blood. But the results of his report were not quite what they expect- ed and distressed Mrs. Grossmeier to no end. But her husband, Gus, and daughter, Tildy, comfort her, and they all decided it is not so important after alL This play, directed by Mrs. Rank, went through pre- liminary, district, and state contests with straightl ratings. Lilo Mettler, who played the part of Mrs. Grossmeier, re- ceived an Outstanding Actor Award for her performance at the state contest. This was the first time that anyone from Humboldt had received such an award. The cast of the play was: Wilhelmina Grossmeier . . GUS GI'OSSITl6i6l' Elizabeth . . . Mrs. Fischer . Salesman . . . Student Director Stage Manager . . . . Lilo Mettler . . . Klaus lflitzer Tildy Grossmeier . . . . Beckie Clark Mr. Markle . . .. ......JoanLoftus . Gerry Giddings Rachael Lindhart , . Ron Danielson . . Norma Tjaden , . . . Harvey Zeman Mrs. Grossmeier, played by Lilo Mettler, who won an Out- standing Actor Award for her part. FRONT ROW: Carol Dodd, Nanette Erickson, Eileen McCoy, Judy Hansen, Rosemary Amlie, Nancy Arent, Greta Buckner Alice Johnsen, Phyllis Dean, LaVonne Wind, Jeanne Westfall,Janet Opheirn, Connie rathke, Alberta Schultz. SECOND ROW: Diane Helvick, Becky Hope, Sandra Conlon, Elaine Thompson, Carol Thompson, Janice Bennett, Pat Simonsen, Judy Sleighter, Judy Caskey, Linda Johnsen, Janet Stensland, Jana Bogaard, Julie Sime, Inez Terwilliger, Susie Hope. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Dittrich, Judy Lonning, Jim Gochenouer, George George, Gerry Giddings, Alvin Newton, Dale Blomker, Jim Strachan, Stewart Davenport, Phil Bastian, Ron Sande, Jerry Dittrich, Mary Lockwood, Norma Tjaden. FOURTH ROW: Ron Danielson, Jim Peterson, Gary Peterson, Terry Carlson, Tom Beeson, Tilford Vik, Bruce Coltvet, Larry Lockwood, Frank Taylor, John Bradley, Jim Nelson, Harvey Lane, .Iohn Merris. Vocal Music The Humboldt High School vocal music department has been very active this year. There were soloists, small groups, and large groups to prepare for performances and also contests to be worked toward. Our chorus was chosen during the summer and at the first of the school year made its first appearance at the annual County Teachers Meeting. The following people were selected to sing in All-State Chorus in Des Moines in Novem- ber: Becky Hope, Susan Hope, Jim Nelson,Jim Strachan, Nancy Arent, LaVonne Wind, Jo Cran, Tilford Vik, Judy Hansen, Julie Sime, Harvey Lane, and Bruce Coltvet. The next events on the schedule were the operetta Stars and Stripes Forever, andthe annual Conference Festival at Webster City where an evening concert was presented. A small group called the Choraliers was organized this year and performed at the Pops Concert with the dance band. The chorus members, under the direction of salesmanager Bruce Coltvet, sold more bars of the World's Finest Chocolate than the band and were treated to a picnic in June. The Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs perform- ed in a combined group at the Christmas As- sembly and individually at the Spring Concert. The small group contest was held at Storm Lake where the Humboldt vocal contestants re- ceived six l's, eleven ll's, and four III's. The large groups contest was held at Spirit Lake. There the Mixed Chorus and Boys' Glee Club received ll ratings. SMALL GROUP CONTEST RATINGS DIVISION I Julie Sime Becky HOPE Susie Hgpe Gil'1S' Quartet Jim Strachan Boys' Double Quartet DIVISION II Judy Hansen Jeanne Westfall Norma Tjaden Iim Nelson Ron Danielson David Daffron DIVISION III Gilbert Hood Dale Blomker Jim Gochenouer Girls' Trio Mixed Quartet Boys' Double Quartet Girls' Sextet S ally Goodell Girls' Sextet Bffnrqwlpin tang 'P 1 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, FRONT ROW: Mr. Hall, P. Moline, A. Ernst, L. Manship, A. Eichler, V. Steve- son, Z. Green, S. Sandven, S. Ernst, S. Ward, K. Torkelson, D. Halsrud, G. Cody, S. Ware, M. Oxborrow, accompanist. SECOND ROW: J. Veldhouse, J. Stoddard, R. Gibson, M. Kunert, M. Quealy, M. Conlon, C. Myers, S. Kuehnast, R. Lindhart, C. Kunert, I. Kirchhof, M. Hart, J. Bogaard, C. Fevold. THIRD ROW: F. Chantland, S. Tilton, D. Johnson, I. Vinsand, D. Hanna, S. Goodell, M. Kirchhof, S. Hollar, G. Pederson, P. Merris, P. Jorgenson, M. Strachan, J. Campbell, S.Linton, D. Gibson. FOURTH ROW: I. Stevenson, C. Arent, R. Hansen, S. Parsons, M. Hauck, K. Holden, N. Cran, I. Schimmel, M. Hoyer, S. Day, I. Lund, M. Thompson, P. Cook, M. Warren. Ie e Clu bs ACCOMPANISTS: Jane Bogaard, Alberta Schultz, Linda Johnson, ,Tana Bogaard, John Bradley, Mary Rae Oxborrow, Becky Hope. Nancy Arent, absent. BOYS' GLEE CLUB, FRONT ROW: Mr. Hall, J. Gochenouer, P, Westfall, A. Kunert, W. Smith, D. Daffron, C. Strachan, G, Hood, B. Wilcox, J. Mayall, E. Pepderson, D. Anderson, I. Bradley, accompanist. SECOND ROW: B. Blomker, K. Ropte, D. Rasmussen, R. Kleve, B. Meyers, B. Cook, B, Fort, K. Marcellus, L. Carlson, H. O1eson,J'. Baldwin. 65 Vocal Music mall Groups GIRLS' TRIO: Becky Hope, Carol Thompson, Susan Hope. GIRLS' QUARTET: Janet Stensland, Jeanne Westfall, LaVonne Wind, Diane Helvick MIXED QUARTET: Bruce Coltvet, Judy Hansen, Julie Sime, Jim Nelson. CHORALIERS, FRONT ROW: Nanette Erickson, Becky Hope, Greta Buckner, Judy Sleiter, Jeanne Westfall, LaVonne Wind, Alberta Schultz, accompanist. SECOND ROW: Pat Simonsen, Judy Hansen, Phyllis Dittrich, IudyCaskey, Susan Hope, Janet Stensland. THIRD ROW: Jim Strachan, Tilford Vik, Bruce Coltvet, Stuart Davenport, Jerry Dittrich, John Merris. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hall, director, Dale GIRLS' SEXTET: pat gimonsen. Judy Blomker, Jim Peterson, Gary Peterson, Jim Nelson, Harvey Lane. Sleiter, Judy Caskey, Phyllis Dittrich, Greta Buckner, Norma Tjaden. if BOYS' OCTET: Jim Gochenoucr, Dale GIRLS' SEXTET: Rosemary Gibson, BOYS' OCTET: Jim Gochenouer, Char- Blomker, Ron Sande, Jerry Dittrich, Penny Jorgensen,JaniceCampbe11,Jan- les Strachan, Junior Baldwin, Eddie Tilford Vik, Bruce Coltvet, JimNel- is Stevenson,SallyGoodell,NeAnnCran, Pederson, Bill Blomker, David Daf- son, Harvey Lane. fron, Gilbert Hood, Denny Anderson. n,l ' . tars And tripes Forever The operetta Stars and Stripes Forever was presented by members of the mixed chorus December 10 and 11, under the direction of Mr. Hall. He was assisted by Mr. Russell. The story takes place in the corridor of the F ineway Building which houses the studios and apart- ments of many artists, and musicians. The leading characters: Paul Kurtz and Mitzi Von Valkenburg are separated when Paul is accused of participating in Anti-American activities by Vernon Kendrick, who is jealous of Paul. Except for Professor Von Valk- enburg and dancers Nancy and Lucky, everyone is against him, so he leaves for Washington to get a statement clearing his name. Paul returns with not only the statement, but also a copy of a patriotic march song which he composed and just had pub- lished. Everyone is sorry that they doubted him and join in the stirring finale singing his march, Stars and Stripes Forever. CAST PaulKurtz.......... Professor Von Valkenburg . Mitzi Von Valkenburg .... Vernon Kendrick . . Madame Tille . . . Lucky Chase . . Nancy Flynn . Zola De Von .... Cordellia Blossom . . Willie Nelson .... Frederick Wagner . . Ethyland Eamse . . . . Bruce Coltvet , , Harvey Lane . . .Tudy Hansen . . . Tilford Vik . . Judy Lonning . . . .Tim Strachan Jeanne Westfall . . . . Becky Hope . . Judy Caskey . . Jim Nelson . . . . . Jo Cran . Eileen McCoy FRONT ROW: M. Thune, P. Johansen, J. Stevenson, C. Arent, L. Wind, J. Henderson, P. Shaefer, J Miller, M. Strachan, V. Stevenson, J. Bogaard, C. Dodd, S. Ware, J . Bennett. SECOND ROW: J. West- fall, M. Hoffman, K. Thune, P. Dean, B. Parsons, N. Erickson, J. Caskey, J. Blanchard, M. Nelson, D. Wilson, J. Sime, J . Bogaard, M. Larson, C. Fevold, J . Daman, I. Stensland, M. Lockwood, M. Ox- borrow, D. Helvick, L. Westrope, H, Nelson, L. Johnson. THIRD ROW: N. Daman, G. Peterson, S. Rode- wald, M. Hoveland, N. Nielsen, S. Lehman, R. Sande, D. Rasmussen, P. Halverson, J. Bradley, D. Ander- son, D. Edwards, K. Thorson, B. Henderson, L. Vinsand, B. Newton, R. Hansen, E. Carter, J . Mather J . Gochenouer, R. Kleve, S. Kenning, M. Heathman, J. Sime, J . Baldwin, M. Larson, E. Poppinga, T. Vik. FOURTH ROW: J. Vinsand, T. Lee, P. Westfall, A. Newton, M. Warren, G.Strachan, P. Altman, J. John- son, Mr. Peterson, director, A. Schultz. The marching band, led by majorette Mary Lockwood, started out the year by marching at three football games. The band also march- ed twice at Ames, for Band Day and Veichea, the Homecoming parade, pet parade, and Me- morial Day parade. In November four band members, Mari- lyn Thune, MaryLockwood,JudyCaskey, andNan- ette Erickson, went to Des Moines to play in all-State band. During the year the concert band was busy preparing for three public concerts, an exchange concert with Clarion, and small group and large group contests. Dance Band performed at the Pops Con- cert with the Choraliers. Two pep bands al- ternated in playing at basketball games. During the Christmas holidays, the band sponsored a semi-formal dance for the high school students. The members, in their spare time, also waged a contest with chorus to see who could sell the most bars of the World's Finest Chocolate. The chorus won, however, and the band treated them to a picnic shortly after school was out. Small group contest was at Storm Lake. The band received nine I's, seventeen Il's, and two llI's. At large group contest at Spirit Lake, the concert band came home with a I. Soloists and small groups rated as follows: Divisionl - Tilford Vik, trombone: Janis Steven- son, clarinet, Pat Johansen, clarinet: Judy Cas- key, French horng LaVonne Wind, oboeg Linda Johnsen, bassoong woodwind quintet, trombone quartet, and clarinet quartet. Division II - Marilyn Thune, clarinet: Nanette Erickson, French horn: Joyce Blanchard, French horn: Elaine Poppinga, tromboneg Mary Lock- wood, alto clarinet, Alvin Newton, tuba: Julia Sime, baritone saxg Jana Bogaard, tenor sax, Carol Dodd, flute: Suzanne Ware, fluteg brass sextet A, Brass sextet B, sax quartet, clarinet trio, mixed clarinet quartet A, mixed clarinet quartet B, French horn quartet. Divisionlll - Junior Baldwin, trombone, and flute trio. 'H 'uf' ..,u'Ji-.Q U ' ' .. ., - -k h',.iwu, 1'g-if J r r A , , , J M , , , V' 1. ff- ,J ' ' Wh, A I 14 sfo' ww Mgr' A ' V 34-5' . gpww W ' ' , '. ,Frau . , A -L f 1 A 1, -whnwfiw .wr , A S+ .A vw swf ,wif -1.fe1fQ,J ' 1- Mwfaf . w f 1 A:-aw S 2 W War wwf' 'W ' 'QTQQ-if i . , - 1. , M. -ui f , 1, . ,-. . ,r ,, , , W - 4 :ffm fi, .,-.,,,,,f1 P' 1-'v-on if fl' K 4' . 1 , x f' Humboldt Marching Band expresses its loyalty by forming an UH. Iowa State Band Director gives pointers BAND OFFICERS: Elaine Povvinaa. Pfesi' on Contest pieces. dent, second sernestergJanice Bennett, presi- dent, first semesterg Linda Johnsen, vice- DANCE BAND: J. Bogaard, J. Sime. J. Damon, C. president: and Carolyn Aram. Secretary Fevold, G. Strachan. SECOND ROW: J, Bradley' MAJORETTE AND TWIRLERS: J. Bogaard, J..Tohn- E. Poppinga, M. Larson, J, Baldwin, R, Sande,P. son, J. Bogaard, M. Larson, M. Lockwood, M. Lar- Halverson, D. Anderson, A. Newton. son, M. Hoffman, J. Westfall, N. Erickson. Instrumental mall Groups BRASS SEXTET Nanette Erickson T l1fO r d Vik Ronnie Lou Hansen Ronnie Sande Alvin Newton Doug Rasmussen BRASS SEXTET: Judy Caskey, Ellen Carter, Margaret Larson, John Bradley, Paul Westfall, Dennie Andersen. 'L TROMBONE QUARTET Junior Bald win T1lfordV1k Ian Sime Margaret Larson FRENCH HORN QUARTET Jo y c e Blanchard Marcia Nelson Judy Cas key Darryl Wilson WOODWIND QUINTET: Linda John- son, Ianice Bennett, LaVonne Wind, Nanette Erickson, Phyllis Dean. CLARINET TRIO: Karen Thune, Carolyn CLARINET QUARTET: Carolyn Arent, Mar- Arent, and Phyllis Dean. dee Hoffman, Jean Westfall, Marilyn Thune. MIXED CLARINET QUARTET Mary Rae MIXED CLARINET QUARTET Drane Oxborrow Mary Lockwood Mardee Hoff Helvrck Janet Stensland Karen Thune man Pat Johansen Jams Stevenson SAXOPHONE QUARTET Chrrs Fewold TE TRIO Jne Btn Grnn IUIIG Qlmb ISDH Bviiaafd Ilm Damail Qtexen on Mar L11 Straglla 71 Publications: Sophomore English class discusses next week's issue. The Register is the weekly school news that appears on the back page of the Hum- boldt Independent each Wednesday. Under the direction of its new supervisor, Mr. Short, the senior grammar class and the sophomore Eng- lish class introduced many new improvements in the school news. Such columns as: Grads Gab, Student Static, Junior High and Small Register Fry, and Time Out appeared along with occasional opinion polls and regular interviews with the Boy and Girl of the Week. This bright new look brought more readers and praise for the busy reporters and supervisor. Already plans are being made for next year to have a permanent editor and a full-time staff to pub- lish the Register. Photographers try hard to get the Norma studies her purchase at NOKOMIS picture sale. pictures done. Joan finishes a s ale. FIRST ROW: Penny Jorgenson, reporter, Roger Coltvet, lab assistant, Jane Bogaard, secre- tary-treasurerg Gloria Cody, vice-president, Dick Lane, president. SECOND ROW: Karen Tor- kelson, Diana Gibson, Janet Schimmel, Junior Baldwin, Mary Lu Strachan, Virginia Stevenson, Sh'aron Olson. THIRD ROW: Harold Oleson, Bob Myers, Darryl Wilson, Karl Shoppa, Dennis Chantland, Wiley Smith. Scientists Smith, Bailey, Oleson, and Coltvet cook up a big experiment. The Science Club is made up of fresh- men who are interested in science. The club contains 20 members with Mr. Carney as their advisor. The launching of the Russian satellite prompted the formation of the club. The Science Club meets every other week to discuss such varied and interesting topics as chemistry, heat, plants, medicine, astronomy, flying saucers, biology, and glass blowing, One of the highlights of the year for the Science Club was a trip to the Northeast Iowa Science Fair at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls. Homecomung Chnstmas Prom Assemblues Awards Ill Our Queen Our Queen of Hearts was the theme that was carried throughout our Homecoming activities this year. The highlight of the day was the pep assembly in the afternoon. The public was invited, and the fathers of the football players were special guests. Mike McCormick was the Master of Ceremonies. Speakers were Superintendent Clyde Mease, alumnus Clayton Foster, Coach Al Hadar, player Gary Peterson, and his father Harold Peterson. Then the queen's attendants were introduced and presented with corsages by Mary Erickson, 1956 Homecoming queen. They were Virginia Anderson, escorted by Jo Crang Janice Bennett, escorted by Gary Kannenbergg and Marilyn Lindhart, escorted by Dick Brownfield. Of Hearts Then the 1957 queen, Alice Johnson, escorted by Klaus Hitzer, was introduced, presented with a bouquet of yellow carnations, crowned, Cand kissedj by football captain Duane Marcellus. Although the rain upset the original parade plans, the student body, led by the band and cheer- leaders, marched through main street after the assembly. That evening at the halftime of the game, the rain stopped long enough for the queen and her attendants to be presented to the Homecoming fans. A 33-0 victory over Iowa Falls and a dance in the gym afterwards brought the day's activities to a happy close. Queen Aluce Vlrgmua Jamce Marilyn Winter mural deoorates refreshment center. K I .... gif ,Y Pete'S trio furnjshgs music fgf A Sl'lOWI'D3Il Bild Rudolph the Red Nosed Christmas Dance, winger won- Reindeer were at the Christmas dance derland. IOO- Chrisimas Activites The Brass Choir played some Christmas selections for the Christmas assembly. Ron narrates the Christmas story with the help of com- Mural scene bined Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. The Christmas season found much acti- vity going on around HHS. Students were eager- ly awaiting the long Christmas vacation, but they found time to keep the Christmas spirit buzzing around school. Student council decor- ated study hall and the halls with tinsel, icicles, and even some mistletoe. In a few of the rooms gay chalk drawings decorated the blackboards. The art classes made a beautiful mural for the study hall windows. For the annual Christmas program the Boys' and Girls' Glee Club combined to pre- sent a cantata. During the Christmas holidays there was an event that was new to our high school. The band sponsored a winter semi-formal dance for high school students. The theme was Win- ter Wonderland. With the beautiful decorations and the music of Pete's combo the event was a great success. spirit. nf' .3 on study hall windows adds to the Christmas FHRST ROW Marilyn Lindhart Goldie Pederson Karen Bemamin Arlene Jensen Linda Man ship Phyllis Hendrickson SECOND ROW Julie Terwilliger Karen Holden Sue Lane Becky Hope Greta Buckner Judy Beebe Alice Johnson Sandra Hollar Pat Merris Karen Helle Inez Terwilliger THIRD ROW Bart Becker Sherry Powell Ron Clabaugh Jo Cran Dale Johnson John Burchfield Steve Eckhart Norma Tjaden Judy Lonning Carol Klit. Assemblies The class of 1957 came back to give the opening assembly. . .Mr. G. E. Jones taught us about gyroscopes. . .Program on Auto safety was given by traffic officials . . .Iowa State College Symphony Orchestra presented a concert. . .Music departments and Ron Danielson presented the Christ- mas assembly. . .Mr. Adam Shaffer pre- sented a film and a talk on Latin America . . .The Americanas presented a history lesson on songs of the United States. . . The Speech class presented two one act plays. . .Mr. Jack Rank Presented The Taming of the Shrew in his one man theater. . .Mr. Lew Johnsen presented an assembly on snakes and spiders. . . Clarion High School Band in exchange con- cert with Humboldt High's Band . . .Awards were presented at the annual Award As- sembly. The one man theater, Jack Rank, portrayed all the characters in The Taming of the Shrew. D f Q 15, 1 lg v n fi ,1M. , , i 'X K igof, Usual ks '09 Q, -' u, Q ,N- 5 2 3 -A oan and Mary Rae receive ' 'I Dare News Team: L. Enocksorl. J. Opheim, D. Alice receives the Student Council You books Lane, S. Ward, N. Erickson, M.Oxborrow, Russell Award. .T. Bradley, P. Simonsen, K. Eversoll. Awards Wednesday, May 21, was the annual Award Assembly. Students who had participated in var- ious phases of school activities were honored for their work. Mrs. Wogen presented the 1958 News Team. John Bradley and Nanette Erickson tied for top honors, and Kaye Eversoll and Dick Lane tied for third. Mr. Peterson and Mr. Hall presented awards to 53 band and '75 vocal music participants. Mr. Peterson also awarded the Bill Johnson Award for the greatest contribution to the band to Elaine Poppinga. Mrs. Rank awarded pins to those who participated in the state speech contest. Mrs. Alexander presented pins to the 16 girls who helped in the library this year. Shorthand and typing awards were presented by Miss DeGeus. Mr. Halberg presented the cheerleading awards, and Pat Simonsen announced the G.R.A. award winners. Coaches Hadar, Schultz, Swinburne, and l-lakeman awarded athletic letters in track, bas- ketball and golf. The DAR Award for excellence in US. his- tory was presented byMrs. Werner Tigges toLin- da Enockson. Mrs Rank presents Joan Joan Loftus and Mary Rae Oxborrow re- ceived copies of the inspirational book I Dare You for their scholastic achievement. Alice Johnsen won the Russell award for outstanding work on the Student CounciL It was announced that Arlis Ernst won the election for next year's Student Council pres- ident. There were other awards received by HJ-I. S. students that were not presented at the Award Assembly. Skip Wuiff won the local Teen-age Road-E-O sponsored by the Jaycees and repre- sented Humboldt at the state Road-E O. Duane Marcellus was named one of Iowa's top lO athletes by the Veishea committee. Skip Wuiff and Gary Erickson received Iowa Farmer Degrees at the state FFA convention. Ioan Loftus won the Anna Altman Award for accumulatingthe most D's in speech work. Mary Rae Oxborrow received a Certificate of Merit for her performance on the National Merit Scholarship tests. She advanced farther in NMS competition than any former H.H.S. stu- dent. Elaine receives Bill with Anna Altman Award. Lilo receives pin for Outstanding Actor Award. Johnson Award Ill if - E' f 03512: ij 1 1 ' nil 1 Faculty MASON MAACH Isrc, B. A, Mathematics, Coach A. T. IUEL, PRINCIPAL ISTC, B. A. Mathematics EUGENE SMITH Waldorf Junior College English, History ic' MILDRED HENRY ISTC, B. A. Science, Civics, Geography, History DON LENNING RICHARD STOCKSETH, B. A. Coe College Science Coach Colorado State College, B. A. English, Librarian BRUCE SWINBURNE ISTC, B. A. Geography, History, Civics, Coach Junior High Chorus: Accompanists, Glenda Peterson and Judy Miller. FLRST ROW: Mr. Hall, Janet Miller, Joyce Chantland, Kristy Stow, Pam Shaefer, Mary Hoveland, Vicky Marshell, Janet Sleiter, Jane Dodd, Janice Jacobson, Dixie Goodell, Ronda Habben. SECOND ROW: Doris.Vik, Karen Christiansen, Linda Davenport, Shirley Rodewald, Gloria Joiner, Drucilla Harmon, Nancy Damon, Virginia Johnsen, Jean Oxborrow, Linda Vinsand, Tom Samue1s,Rodney Poppinga. THIRD ROW: Dick Blomker, Jim Johnson, Mike Pederson, Dick Stockdale, Lynn Hoffman, Dennis Nervig, Burton Lindhart, Mike Heathman, Terry Dwyer, LeRoy Lines, John Klit, Bob Ernst, Bill Parsons. NOT PICTURED: David Nelson, Joyce Sleither, Activities Basketball Student Council Nancy Daggy. I U , zt, .. y .5 IZ :TIL . 1-ar , --1.--xg. a af., 'TJ ' F2113 -i j f ffl- 4' FIRST ROW: D, Arends, D. Terwilliger, L Davis, J. Barsenes, M. Ruse, T. Samuels SECOND ROW: D, Strachan, M. Johanson, D Greene, R. Odgaard, D, Trenary, P, Cart- wright. THLRD ROW: M. Heathrnan,V.New- ton, E. Sime, B. Henderson, T. Valen, D. Giesler, D. Stockdale, G. Warden, B. Ing- ertson, G. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: J. Lane, 87 D. Nervig, M. Berryhill, D. Nelson. ' FIRST ROW: Darlene Kirchhof,JaniceJacobson,Lanny Brans- gard, Margaret Henderson, Betty Hart. BACK ROW: John Klit, John Barsness, Dennis Nervig. FIRST ROW: Susan Ingebritson, Clifford Mitchell, Kristi Stow, Betty Hart, Paul Cart- wright, Ronnie Odgaard, Roger Brownfield, Duane Greene, Danny Thompson. SECOND ROW: Joyce Sleiter, Janice Jacobsen, Ruthie Fridolson, Jayne Preis, Lois Steffa, Louise Guderian, Joyce Chantland, Katherine Schimmel, Kathy Campbell. THIRD ROW: James Warden, John Hatcher, Andrew Booheister, Marvin Berryhill, Tom Samuels, Kent Knight, Philip Mattoon, David Jorgensen. FIRST ROW: Dennis Adams, Steven Anderson, Darlene Kirchhof, Karen Heim, Barbara Strachan, Jennifer Johnson, Ronald Dale, Michael Johansen, SECOND ROW: Sharon llauck, Sharon Clancy, Gloria Soldow, Vicky Marshall, Marsha Robinson, Doris Vik, Dale Arends, Bill Linn, LeRoy Lines. THLRD ROW: Janet Parsons, Virginia Johnsen, Rhonda Habben, Margaret Henderson, Judy Arent, Burton Lindhart, Linda Davenport, David Strachan, Terry Dwyer. 7-A 7-C :nhl if I FIRST ROW: Joyce Day, Darlene Zinnel, Drucilla Harmon, Judy Edwards, Iona Nostrum, JeffSimonsen, Dennis Terwilliger, Vernie Newton. SECOND ROW: Terry Bayse, Vinetta Collins, Sandra Poutre, Linda Redenius, Diana Cartwright, Sherry Wadsley, Lila Martin, George Warden. THIRD ROW: John Winterton, Bob Dodd, Maurice Berryhill, Mike Pedersen, Daryl Fries, Roger Meyers, Joe Hatcher, John Elwood, James Nostrum. FIRST ROW: Tom Valen, Dennis Geisler, Wayne Fevold, Michael Gregersen, Robert Ingertson, Eric Sime, John Klit, Mike Braby, Jim Johnson. SECOND ROW: Linda Stod- dard, Dixie Goodell, Gloria Joiner, Beverly Helvick, Shirley Carlson, Caroline LaVier, Karen Christionson, Dick Blomker. THIRD ROW: Dennis Nervig. Jim Hankins, Warren Larson, Gaylen Doyle, Paul Peterson, David Nelson, Dick Stockdale, Jerry Parsons, Lynn Hoffman. ABSENT: Gary Johnson. bffl it . ' nic FIRST ROW: Jim Mather, Janet Miller, Benita Laird, Jane Dodd, Mary Hovland, Sharon Lehman, Paul Altman. SECOND ROW: Bill Parsons, Glenda Peterson, Judy Miller, Nancy Daman, Pam Schafer, Linda Westrope, Nancy Nielsen, David Kennedy, Mike Heathman. THIRD ROW: Bruce Henderson, Jo Anne Johnson, Elaine Brandsgard, Carole Hansen, Shirley Rodewald, Sandra Kenning, Linda Vinsand, Carol Stover, Joe Lane. .Tune 7 1958 Dear Readers Another school year has passed and another NO KOMIS 1S about to go to press Thls NOKOMIS IS the result of a lot of work put forth by many people The ed1tor1al staff W1Sh6S to express thexr s1ncere thanks to all these people Thank you to Saul s and Molander s Studlos for therr work on our p1ctures to the Chamber of Com merce for thelr donatlon and to the Inter-Colleg1ate Press for the pnntlng and covers Thank you to the busmess staff for keepmg the photographers for taklng tlme to get DICIUFCS for us and to the other staff members who wrote up act1v1 ues Thank you to Mr Eversoll and Mr Cram our advlsors for bemg so pat1ent and helpful and to the other teachers for bemg so cooperatlve when classes had to be Interrupted for plcture taktng And thank you especxally to each and every stu dent for domg thelr mart 1n maklng Humboldt l-hgh School what It IS W1thOUI them there would be no NO KOMIS The E d1tor 90 I - v 1 ' finances straight and selling so many orders, to our FX 3 7' 1 f f- x J I I in IS I ,-x XI' AIX vu C 9 PN 'X N X V 54' nf A J J ,xi 'G -h ' rr Fi uf J n -I W f V f -J 1 xhr-' f + ' 'N if 1 Y f ,V xy ,J fn of ,f f ff xi X' fl 'f 9f ij j x ' X , X J 5' jf 2 x fx! rj l 1 K N f .fl s - I ,V YI H J 42 J xi mf' 1 , f -V r ,f 4- jf 71 V, ' ,. , .5 r, 9 9 C! 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