Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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Because of the increasing population, more children all over the country have entered schools. To keep pace with this increase, the schools have had to expand. Humboldt schools are no exception. Taft School added a new wing this year, and part of high school moved into Stone Building. This year the entire commercial department was on the tirst floor of Stone, and Mr. Kuhlman and Mr. Hakeman had classes on the second floor. LEADERSHIP Ulcer Department administration faculty Workers student council SCHOOL BOARD, SEATED: Sam Linn, Marvin Julius, Merle Johnson, Mrs. Mildred Evans, Eleanor Arent STANDING: President, Dr. W. W. Warren, Superintendent, Clyde Mease. dministration and Facult SUPERINTENDENT CLYDE MEASE I. S. T. C. , B. S. S.U.I., M.A. PRINCIPAL DELMAR I. CRAM S.U.I., B.S., M fa- 3, .www-rmfrrww :-Vrfff-:sfynrmwmmmmf , rs: M 'Q-ff , ORA LU ALEXANDER Librarian, English Denver University, B. A. JERRY B, ARMSTRONG Science, Senior Math General Math, Business Arithmetic LS.T.C., B.A. Shu., 1 Y'- JOSEPH CARNEY General Science Psychology, Counselor Loras College LS.T.C., B.A. GUY CARTER Chemistry, Physics Upper Iowa, B.S. ,fl ...W n ycyc yt A ELLEN DE GEUS Typing, Shorthand Bookkeeping, Secretarial Practice Central College, B. A. GORDON EVERSOLL English, Dramatics Grinnell College, A. B. Stanford University, M. A 9 RICHARD FURST Drivers' Education Typing I. S. T. C. , B. A. RODNEY HAKEMAN Algebra 111, Geometry Trigonometry L S. T. C. , B. A. South Dakota. U. . M. A. LAURIE HALBERG Art U. of Wisconsin, B. S. H. Mn.o HALL, JR, Vocal Music Morningside College, B. M. E. Drake University, M. M. E. 'IO ALMA B. JOHNSON Algebra I and H General Math St. Olaf College, B. A. A, F, WHITEY KUHLMAN Government, Social Prob- lems, World History, Coach Drake University, B. S. , M. S. NANCY MISTA Girls' Physical Education Wartburg College, B. A. GLENN PETERSON Instrumental Music Drake University, B. M. E. , M.M.E. MILAN PETRAS Vocational Agriculture U. of Illinois, B.S. HELEN RANK English, Dramatics Ellsworth College, B.S. 5 11. BURTON RUSSELL English, Speech Dramatics LS.T. C., B. A. RICHARD SCHULT Z Boys' Physical Education Coach Central College, B. S. 'Il vw BRUCE SWINBU RN Geography MERTON SHORT RUSSELL TE PASKE Spanish 1 and II Biology' Psychology Grammar Drake University, B. S, Counselor Westmar College, B. A. L S. T. C. M. A. LYDI-A WOGEN MARILYN WIl.I-IELM world History lgome Economics I and II U. S. History eemgers st. Olaf College' B. A. Iowa State College, B. S. Coach LS.T.C., B.A. HOT LUNCH COOKS - Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Bollock, Mrs. Marcellus, Mrs. Fort. SECRETARY: Mrs. Mildred Evans BUS DRIVERS: Alvin Hulsizer, Clayton Larson, Harry Schuller, Pete Helvick, Harold Reeve, Edwin Edge, Florence Blanchard, Harvey Blanchard, Bob Clark. 1 P ,P ,F SECRETARY: Mrs. Marge Stallcup I 5 , ,M 6--f , :QW rs I -my wr. ras- 5 ,sf X JANITORS: Henry Janssen, Sterling Harmon. SCHOOL NURSE: MIS. Leone Lovering. ROW ONE: Gary Strachan, Vice-President, Arlis Ernst, Presidentg Mardee Hoffman, Secretary Treasurer. ROW TWO: Lanny Brandsgard, Mary Hoveland, Rosemary Gibson, Dennis Nervig Steve Burchfield. ROW THREE: Joyce Blanchard, Janet Henderson, Colleen Boge, Linda John- sen, Gaylen Decker. ROW FOUR: Helen Hayes, Bill Edwards, Brandt Bogaard, Jim Peterson ROW FIVE: Gary Hankins, Gary Kuehnast, John Rathke, Garlen Decker, Ron Sande. Student O Lanny sets up final Lost and Found sale. Mardee tries to follow. f The Student Council for the past year was composed of twenty- two members, under the leadership of Arlis Ernst, President, Gary Strachan, Vice-President, and Mardee Hoffman, Secretary-Treasurer. Chairmen of the four permanent committees were: Pep, Colleen Bogeg Publicity, Gaylen Deckerg Buildings and Grounds, Gary Strachan, Public Welfare, Linda J' ohnsen. These committees carried on many worthwhile activities through- out the year. During the Christmas season they helped with the decora- tions in the halls and bought gifts for the Home of the Good Shepherd in Sioux City. They sponsored Courtesy Week and a Bundle Drive for clothing for needy families in the South. The Junior Red Cross and polio drives were again sponsored, and an award was presented to the 4th period chemistry class for the highest per cent of contribution per member. The Student Council also sold swimming pool tickets, set up a counselling committee to help new students and problem pupils, and appointed a teen code committee. The teen code committee met with a committee of adults who, in turn, prepared a code to be presented next year. Special attention was given this year to remedying the noisy hall situation before school. As in other years, Student Council members served as chairmen of Homecoming committees, with members of the student body helping them. Student Council also again sponsored the election of the 1959- 1960 Student Councilpresident, the Russell and MarvelFriesth awards, and financed the commercial and news awards. The council joined the State Student Council Association and sent Sonnie Linton, Mardee Hoffman, and Linda Johnsen as dele- gates to the State Student Council Convention at Ames, October 20. Delegates to the North Central Conference Convention at Britt, held in May, were Rosemary Gibson, Sonnie Linton, Bill Edwards, and Gary Kuehnast. Joyce Blanchard and Ron Sande attended the Gov- ernor's Conference on Children and Youth at Iowa State Teachers College. Council discusses Teen Code Chemistry class rep receives Fund Award. Helen counts swimming pool ticket money. ACHIEVEM ENT Class of 1959 Seniors Commencement Class of 1959 COLLEEN R. BOGE President Colleen Leisure is the time spent on work you don 't get a grade for. GARY LYLE STRACHAN l Vice-President Gary i Life is a grind, and you don't have to carry a hand organ to rea- lize it MARCIA N EL SON Treasurer Marki Looking for fun? Here I am! VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Nanette Erickson Sharon Braby CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Pastel Blue Li1Y Of Sibley the Valley Look CLASS MOTTO around this habitable worldg how few know their good, or, knowing it, pursue! Nanette Erickson Sharon Braby Linda Enockson Ron Sande Judy Caskey FOUR YEAR HONOR ROLL Par Johansen LaVonne Wind Colleen Boge Janet Stensland Phyllis Dean PAUL ANDERSEN Paul Time marches on, and I, for one, feel trampled. ROBERT BRANT BOGAARD Brant You don't have to hang from a tree to be a nut. FRANK BASTIAN Buck I have no trouble rolling them, it's adding the filter that gets me. MIKE BOGE Mike Please, girls, leave me a1one. NORMAN W, BEESON Norman It always takes alittle man to make a big man seem bigger. SHARON BRABY Sharon Put your cares upon the shelf. I come to schoolto enjoy myself. JOYCE BLANCHARD Blondie Black hair, snappy eyes. FRANKLIN N. BRODALE Frank Basic research is what I am doing when I don't know what I am KEITH EDWARD BROWNFIELD Keith I know a lot but I can't think of it right now. MARIE CONLON Cur1y When I think, I must speak. And I am always thinking. JUDY ANN BUSCHER nluden If there 's an idea in her head, it 's in solitary con- finement, SANDRA CONLON n sandyn Her efficiency is the quiet kind. JUDY CASKEY ll-Iudyll She always speaks twice before she thinks. SHIRLEY DANIELSON Shirley Every lassie has her laddie. ELVIN DEA N COLLINS E1die You can t tell him anything, he s got a soundproof head. PHYLLIS DEAN Phyllis A case of quality, not quantity. GARLEN DECKER Ga rlen For years I thought I was in a rut, but now I've de- cided I was just in orbit. PHYLLIS DITTRICH Phy1 She is the type who always jumps to confusions. GAYLEN DECKER Decker If you want a summer job, you'd better get it quick before the teachers grab them all. TOM EDGE IITOII1 ll This boy has talents, but he keeps ROSEMARY DE GROOTE SI0l'lTl them well-hidden. Arguing with her is like trying to blow out an electric light bulb. LIND A ENOCK SEN ..I-lynn.. Organization is essential to the accomplishment of any purpose --or something. RON DICKINSON llprogll He reminds you of a blisterg he never shows up until the work 's done. GARY ERICKSON Eric Farming is the noblest occupation of man. NANETTE ERICK SON Nanette Well done is better than well said. SALLY A. .GOODELL usallyu Why love one when there are so many? PATRICIA MARY ERICK SON npat.. Doesn't talk much,but she thinks a lot. IANICE GORD njan.. Her motto -- never a dull mo ARLIS ERNST lvAr1j-Sli ment. A' friend to allg and all, her friends. GARY L, GOULD llGaryll One of those people of whom it takes all kinds to make a world. RONALD FRID OLFSON IIROH ll He doesn't make the dust fly, but he gets there just the same. GLENN GUSTAF SON IlGus N It's tough to make a mistake, but it's tougher still to find out that you 're so unimportant nobody no- tirarl if SHARON HABBEN Sharon A blonder blonde could not be found. CHARLES I. HANRAHAN Bore Needs careful watching since he borders on the brilliant. ROBERT L. HALSRUD Bob The kind of boy who goes through life pushing doors marked PULL. JUDY KAY HAN SEN nl-uden Don't sing through a screen door -- you 'll strain your voice. ROBERT D. HANE S YlBob ll He never makes the same mistake twice, but it seems he has made them all once. MONTE HANSEN Monte If you ever feel neglected, think of Whistler 's Father. GARY HANKINS Hank He 's eligible, all right -- but only for athletics. MARGARET HOFFMANN Mardee Even when she 's doing nothing she 's doing it out loud. BRUCE D. HOLLAR Bruce Tall and stately he walks. .TU DY IACOBSEN nlake u She may be a miss, but she hasn 't missed much. SANDRA HOLLAR 1-Sandyu Si1ence is a true friend who never betrays. ARLENE JENSEN Ar1ene Fashiona1ity P1115 Personality- MICHAEL JOSEPH HOOD nHoodyu I was the life of the party -- that gives you an idea how dull it was. PATRICIA IOHANSEN llpauggyil The type who wou1dn't listen to you if she didn't know it was her turn next. MARIANNE HOYER Marianne And rarely seen withouta smile. LINDA IOHNSEN Linda Linda, always in a good mood, tries to Catch on to a good joke. LESLIE KIAR Les He 's confusedg his parents spent the first part of his life gettinghim to walk and talk, and now they're trying to get him to sit down and shut up. neye TOMMY KNIGHT .UI-om.. I do hereby leave with no regrets. ' PATRICIA ANN LAING a Her heart is not wholly in her work. Where IS it? Evelyn seems to be the quiet type -- in class. LELA MAE LEHMAN Le1a Mae There s something' nice about her smile. Charles Loar Chuck Ambition is the password to success. Linda Manship Linda A modern girl with big brown eyes And personality twice her size, Larry Lockwood llwolfll There are many lovely women, but no perfect ones. Jerry L. McKenna Burhead Not only is he the worst-behaved in school, he has a perfect atten- Nancy Lee Lonning vvNancyuu dance record. Silence is one great art of conversation. John Merris Tex I.n any change of policy or pro- cedure, he can be relied upon to produce the improbable, hypotheti- cal situation in which the new policy cannot work. Arthur Lovering ll ll Soon I will awaken and startle the world. John Myers niackvv He looks wiseg pray correct the error. as - 1' A3 MARILYN I. NELSON Marilyn Silence is more eloquent than words. DENNIS DEAN O'DONNELL Austy His devotion to his studies will bring him success. HARRIET ANN OLSON Harriet Harriet 's rather a quiet little she 's in our class. MIKE RATHKE Baldy Is- keenly analytical and his highly developed mentality could best be utilized in the research and development field. He lacks common sense. u MAX REDENIUS Max Women annoy me, but I like to be annoyed. lass. We hardlyknow RONALD JAMES REEDY nRon n Open to suggestion but ne ve r follows same. SHARON PETERSEN Sharon Sharon is the quiet type. dynamite! But beware, she 's JAMES ROACH Voted by the class most likely to go to seed. LANNY LEE ROBINSON nl-'eakyu I'm satisfied with myself, so why should I worry? ROGER ALLEN RU SE Red JAN E. SIME Old Em He thinkshimselfa wit - and he's half right. A man who blushes is better than one who turns pa le. RONALD SANDE nR0nn JUDY SLEITER Judy Endowed with a lot of common sense. Some people enter a room and say, Ah, there you are! Me, Isay, 'Here I am! ' ALBERTA SCHULTZ Bert JANET STENSLAND Jannie Always active, ch e e r fu l, and thoughtful of others. Keep smiling it makes people wonder what you 've been up to. IANIS IO ANN STEVENSON ..Jan.. Her vocabulary really isn 't so large, it 's just her rapid turnover. JIM STRACHAN nl-duckyn When opportunity knocked, he complained of the noise. INEZ TERWILLIGER Inee Sensibility is a good virtue. MARCHETA MARIE STRELOW Marc No sinner and no saint, perhaps, but, well -- the very best of the in-between. JOYCE TERW ILLIGER llfrwigll She is modest, she is shy, RICHARD L. TAUTE Dick But there 's mischief in her eye. Wake me up when we graduate. DENNIS THOMPSON Den I'm a mang I've got hair on my chest. fOh, yeah? So does my dog Rover.J FRANK TAYLOR Frank Work has killed many a man - why work? ELAINE THOMPSON Elaine She who does her best does well. MAD ELI NE THOMP SON Maggie It takes a few quiet people to ones. MARLENE THOMPSON nMarsu She has developed an impediment in her speech -- she stops to think. KAREN THUNE nKarenn make up for the noisy LA VONNE JEAN WIND Breezy She has a photographic mind, but nothing ever develops. ROBERT WITTMAN llBobll The only exercise he gets is run- ning out of cash. Sincerity has a charm all its own. IEANNE WESTFALL Bean With Jeanne, a complaint just ain't. CARVEL WIUFF H fl Live, laugh, and be merry. NOT PICTURED KENNY GARRETT Kenny The only thing he wants to be NO PICTURE Nanette Erickson Sharon Braby Lilldfi EFIOCKSOU Valedictorian Salutatorian Commencement Ninety-eight seniors proudly marched down the aisle in the Humboldt High School gymnasium to the strains of Pomp and Circumstancen on Monday, May 25, 1959, for their graduation services. This commencement was different in many ways from the previous ones. Instead of having the ceremony on the usual Thursday night, it was changed to Monday, and the Valedictory and Salutatory speeches were replaced by a panel made up of the four top students in the class and moderated by the senior class president. Special music was provided by the high school band, which played Colorama Ron Sande and the mixed chorus, who sang I May Never Pass This Way Again. The invocation and benediction were given by the Rev. Fred M. Shultz. The class motto, Look Around This Habitable World: How Few Know Their Own Good, Or Knowing it, Pursue, was illustrated by the four students on the paneL They were Nanette Erickson, Learningg Sharon Braby, Frosting On the Cake, Linda Enockson, Life, and Ron Sande, Pursuit of Happiness. The Mantle Oration was given by Colleen Boge, President of the Class of 1959, and the response was given by Sondra Linton, President of the Class of 1960. Mr. Carney awarded the Bausch and Lomb science award to Nanette Erickson, and Mrs. Merle Johnsen awarded her the Women's Club English Award. The Marvel Friesth Award, presented by Mr. Cram, went to Joyce Blanchard and Garlen and Gaylen Decker. Following the presentation of the graduating class by Superintendent Clyde Mease, ' Dr. W. W. Warren, president of the school board, handed out the diplomas. The seniors marched out to the music of Huldigunsmarch. -1 L ' 2 - fag ' 5' 2 The Mantle Ceremony he Marvel Friesth Award Nanette receives the English award. Junior escorts, Verdell Kunert and Alan Ston RECGGNITION Wow I royalty honor roll nation al honor society QUEE x iff. 2 ey 5fSVS?5:Qf7iS . P, . . . 53 fy?-'1 HQ? ' 5 T . I ,. - f:iQ'f Wfifgiiidili I ' fy . L,., T.. , .. - .Y -vfw wig, s-55. . A A '- Q I: Isfigi' in 7 1.92 . g.. --.. iii-f,i1frf . 1 2 Wgiffgv- f555'!5f WXCWL: 5 E ' f V f , -f 1 :fedex .wwf ' 1, W3 3 'ff ,'.'zu,L ,Mmm Emi 1. gffgw. 1 me xwizzsa. ,qiliiifp .'fz2,Ng12S 'yi 1-:fn 15' K 2 Vi I 1 ' H 4 K 5 hyllis arlis L 3' linda colleen Homecoming Activities The spark of Homecoming festivities was the afternoon program in the gymnasium. The 1941 Humboldt North Central Conference Championship Football Team was present to lend moral support to the boys. The highlight of the program was the closing ceremony in which Iudylacobsen was crowned Queen. Her attendants were Colleen Boge, escorted by Mike Bogeg Phyllis Dittrich, escorted by Max Redeniusg Arlis Ernst, escorted by Ron Dickensong and Linda Johnsen, escorted by Ron Reedy. Dennis Thompson escorted Queen Judy. Led by the marching band, a parade composed of the student body, the Queen and her four attend- ants marched through town. During halftime of the evening's game, Queen Judy and her four attendants were driven around the field in shining convertibles. The Webster City Lynx dampened the Home- coming spirits somewhat as they ran over the Wild- cats 27 -6. Homecoming festivities were topped off with a dance in the gym in honor of the Queen and her attendants. The gym was beautifully decorated and a large crowd was present. .. ..s is: n sem ,-,-,,f f -gets, -I ,--, : ff a Mui qw V 1959 F. F. A. Sweetheart Colleen Boge Attendant Cheryl Kirchhoff Attendant Madeliene Thompson li SENIORS, ROW ONE: Linda Enoeksen, Pat Iohansen, Arlis Ernst, Phyllis Dean. ROW TWO: Nanette Erickson, i.aVonne Wind, Colleen Bogie, Sharon Peterson, Sharon Braby. ROW THREE: Karen Thune, Sandra Conlon, Janis Stevenson, Janet Stensland, Judy Caskey. ROW FOUR: Betty Kirchoff, Maroheta Strelow, Ron Sandc, Mike Rathke, First Semester ig ? SOPHOMORES, ROW ONE: MaryLouStrachan, lane Bogaard, Karen Torkelson, Gloria Cody. ROW TWO Sharon Rod, Janet Henderson, Mary Sue Warren, Ellen Carter, lora Rittgers, Sharon Olson. ROW THREE Junior Baldwin, Doug Rassmusen, Dick Lane, Roger Coltvet, Bill Blomker, David Daffron. ROW FOUR John Erickson, David Edwards, Wily Smith, Bruce Cooke, Bill Edwards, Dennis Chantland, Roger Hockel RR JUNIORS, ROW ONE: Janet Opheim, Ann Eichler, Patty Loftus, Fern Chantland. ROW TWO: Kaye Eversoll, Mardell Hauck, Marlys Kirchhof, Janet Tallman, Karen Crovisier, Susie Hope. ROW THREE: Denny Torgerson, Jill Hart, Carolyn Arent, Sandra Parsons, Rachael Lindhart, Alan Stone. Honor Roll 'mr ,fl 111 31 FRESHMEN, ROW ONE: Karen Christiansen, Mary Hoveland, Nancy Damon, Cheryl Grebner, Barbara Vonderhaar. ROW TWO: Lanny Bransgaard, Shirley Carlson, Janet Miller, Carole Hansen, Gary Johnson. ROW THREE: Bill Hanna, Suzi Kunert, Shirley Rodewalt, Sandra Kenning, Galen Doyle. ROW FOUR: Mike T0ner. Dennis Nervig, Dick Blomker, Alan Kirchhoff, Tommy Valen, Darryl Kuenast. . is ROW ONE: Phyllis Dean, Arlis Ernst, Pat Johansen, Linda Enocksen, Nanette Erickson, LaVonne Wind. ROW TWO: Sharon Braby, Fern Chantland, Sondra Linton, Jill Hart, Judy Caskey, Alan Stone, Linda Johnsen, Joyce Blanchard, Janet Tall.man, Rachael Lindhart, Kaye Eversoll. ational Honor Society Humboldt High School, for the first time in its history, made an attempt to obtain membership in the National Honor Society. This organization, which encourages good scholarship among its students is known throughout the nation as one of the most respected for high school students. After the Constitution was written by the committee and approved by the national department, the eligible students were voted upon by the faculty. To be eligible for membership, one must be a junior or a senior and have maintained a 3.00 grade average or better during his high school years. He is then voted upon on the basis of his character, leader- ship, and service, his scholarship having already been proven. At the first National Honor Society assembly, Jim Seehusen, member from Monticello, Iowa, pre- sented the charter to Mr. Cram. Mr. Carney, Miss DeGues, Mrs. Wilhelm, and Mrs. Wogen, who with Mr. Cram will make up the faculty council, gave short speeches. Following an introduction of the Honor So- ciety members from Humboldt, the new student members were initiated. The proud charter members of Humboldt N. H. S. Happy seniors enjoy the refresh ments following the initiation. Award Assembl The annual Award Assembly was held Wednesday, May 20. Awards were presented to many students for their participation in various school activities. Mrs. Wogen presented the 1959 News Team. In addition to Kaye Eversoll and Karen Crovisier, co-captains, members honored were Kurt Lutes, Linda Enockson, Janet Opheim, Bruce Cook, Janet Tallman, Nanette Erickson, Dick Lane, and Alan Stone. Mrs. Werner Tigges presented the D.A.R. Award for excellence in U. S. history to Fern Chantland and Janet Tallman. Winner of the Russell Award for the greatest contribution to Student Coun- cil work was Arlis Ernst. Mr. Peterson and Mr. Hall presented awards to those who participated in band and vocal music. Mr. Peterson also presented the Bill Johnson Award to Linda Johnsen. Athletic awards in track, golf, football, and basketball were presented by the coaches. Miss Mista announced the G.R.A. award winners and presented the cheer- leading awards. Sharon Braby presented library pins to thirteen girls for their service as librarians. Commercial awards were announced by Miss DeGeus. Sharon Peterson was honored as the outstanding senior business student of the year. Mr. Short presented the journalism awards. Kaye Eversoll and Jill Hart received Editor awards, and Janet Tallman was named Star Reporter. Awards to those who participated in the statespeech contest were presented by Mr. Rus- sell. Sandra Parsons and Ron Danielson received outstanding acting awards. It was announced that next year's Student Council president is Alan Stone. The election of Sonnie Linton as next year's senior class president was also announced. Mr. Cram announced that Rachael Lindhart was one of sixty high school juniors in the state to win a free trip to Washington, D. C. These people were entries in an essay contest sponsored by the Humboldt County Rural Electric Co-operative. rs. Wogen presents awards to News eam members. Cheerleaders receive awards. Sharon receives Outstanding Business Student Award. Mr. Cram presents Russell Award to Arlis. Linda receives Bill Johnson Award. Mr. Short presents journalism awards. COMPETITIGN football basketball track baseball golf if 731: X 44 -155 Egg Ng, 5 , X 1 X ., +35 5 a' e L f ,,., , 5 z 'mgskif 03 A S . - k .QQ . f- g ff Ki mg R5 S mf 1- . M A Qkiiiffi' 'k Q ' 1 .S-1 Nam , .ki -5 ,El my ff X 8+ W mf sq? -gpff' if A. 1 ,si 5 , NM rr X , 1- if an P. ,,-,,, . K JL, a 2 It 5 X 'ri-1 Q K rr f 11 aw 3 5.1: , t 1 Is gm 1.1 L' M- A , . , T . , :E.I -'54'x Mix '71, 'fviw izlf WYWY. ' - :si Y wif' ,iff-fs, M ,M .N 15 1 Z 1 QW Km A :kk 4 , K W.3.5,N?gZ Lw5 -'E K.L.- X 2 4 ' ' f gjY :' A . ww, i --Ji E2 K - 'K f -. -, . - My A law, -Q , ,.B. Q .,.,, A 4439 ? w Q U X ,.,:5,gfg:,1qt Ang P MU-52 ,Rail WE is K- . RQ W ,M N 2 A DEQ: 1 , ,Q ,154 ' W5 3 R A, . . W , L, ,. , VW S is-- f 7 W is O0f! ! Lose something? Football The Humboldt Wildcats were introduced to a new coach this year when Mr, Kuhlman came to us from Osceola. He was well received by the squad. Mr. Kuhlman said, The 1958 version of the Humboldt Wildcats was a group of inexperienced athletes fonly two returning regularsj who displayed the determination, desire, and willingness to sacrifice that is the trademark of a good football team. Humboldt 6 Twin Rivers 6 The Wildcats opened their season with a non-conference game. They fought to a 6-6 tie with the Pirates of Twin Rivers. Gary Hankins scored the lone touchdown. Humboldt 26 Clear Lake 'I The Wildcats won their first conference game, defeating Clear Lake 26 -7. Bouncing back to win after spotting Clear Lake the first touchdown, they showed the spirit Mr. Kuhlman spoke of. Gary Hankins scored twice on runs of 52 and 21 yards. Lyle Thompson went 16 yards to score, and Jim Johnson plunged over from the 1. Jim also scored two extra points, Humboldt 21 Hampton 0 The Wildcats walloped Hampton 21-0 in their second conference game. It's a rumble! I always get my man, WIWOOPS! H ' h 1 i g h t s Jim Johnson had what was probably his best night as he scored all 21 points. Humboldt 6 Iowa Falls 33 Iowa Falls trimmed the Wildcats 33-6 in a game for first place in the North Central Conference Loop. J. L. Edwards made the touchdown on a 7 yard run. Humboldt 0 Webster City 27 Webster City spoiled the 'Cats Homecoming 27-O. Although outplayed, the Wildcats had plenty of desire and played their hearts out. Humboldt 40 Algona 6 The Wildcats bounced back to beat Algona 40-6. Jim Johnson scored on runs of 2, 3, and 4 yards. Tom Edge scored on runs of 3 yards and 1 yard, and Lyle Thompson scored from the 3. Humboldt 13 Eagle Grove 0 The Wildcats downed Eagle Grove 13-0. The game was a standstill until the fouth quarter, when the 'Cats scored all 13 points. Tom Edge scored on a pass from Dennis Marcellus, and Marcellus scored on a 4 yard run. Humboldt O Clarion 13 The Wildcats were dumped 13-0 by Clarion in the final conference game, This year's team finished the season with a 4-3-1 record. I slipped, Coach! Varsity Basketball The varsity Wildcats put together one of the best seasons in recent years, compiling an 8-2 conference re- cord and an over-all record of 15 -4. This year's squad placed second in the North Cen- tral Conference race after losing the deciding and final game of the season. The Wildcats had a 1-1 record in the sectional tournaments this year. Terry Carlson, 6-6 junior center, led the Wildcats' scoring with a 20.2 point average. In commenting on the team, Coach Dick Schultz had this to say, The team developed well this year due to good team spirit and competition for starting positions. The team put out 100 per cent, not only in games, but in practice also. Coach Schultz also said that the team's advance- ment in the tournaments was not as far as it might have been due to illness. Gary Hankins was elected team captain. Season's Record OPPONENT WE Britt '72 Webster City 52 Fort Dodge 52 Clarion 56 Iowa Falls 46 Sioux City Central 45 Eagle Grove 70 Algona 61 Twin Rivers '74 Clear Lake 49 St. Edmonds 48 Hampton 55 Webster City 62 Iowa Falls 54 St. Edmonds 56 Twin Rivers 81 Clarion 53 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Estherville 46 Fort Dodge 47 THEY 48 48 47 54 36 58 49 46 53 58 20 53 60 48 52 60 56 44 52 Captain Gary Hankins Jim Johnson ,.,-ne' fx X, zz .f Les Kjar Coach Dick Schultz xx L, I A-1- J , Coach Whitey Kuhlman Dick Taute and Jerry Martin Managers 4 I Larry Lockwood Tom Edge Brant Bogaard Ron Sande l',..,.f ' 'I ti 3 Q Q li ROW ONE: Dick Taute, Paul Andersen, Garlen Decker, Jim Johnson, Gary Hankins, Mike Rathke, Keith Brownfield, Larry Lockwood, Gaylen Decker,Jerry Martin, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Kuhlman. ROW TWO: Dale Blomker, Don Mattoon, Ken Ropte, Ron Danielson, J. L. Edwards, J im Gochenouer, Roger Lenning, Lyle Thompson, Jerry Christenson, Dennis Marcellus, Jim Nelson, Terry Carlson, Dennis Liter, Mark Have. ROW THREE: Steve Burchfield, Jim May- all, Mike Maassen, Ron Boge, Phil Hendrickson, Eddie Peterson, Bob Hood, Kenny Marcel- l.us, Gary Kuehnast, Bruce Cook, Bill Blomker, Kurt Thorson, Tom Newman, John Erickson. ROW FOUR: Wayne Fevold, Doug Watts, Lynn Hoffman, Bob Ingertson, Roger Blomker, Dick Blomker, Tom Valen, Judd Berryhill, John Rathke, Alan Kirchof, Joe Hatcher, Jeff Sirnonsen, Dennis Giesler, Dick Stockdale, Mike Pedersen. Track The Humboldt Wildcat Thinclads rounded out Humboldt's athletics, winning three out of five major track meets and placing second in the other two. The team won the North Central Conference track meet for the third time in the last four years, with 59 points. In the District track meet the team placed second and was sixteenth in the State Class A track meet. MEET PLACE POINTS Eagle Grove Relays second 63 1X2 Humboldt Relays first 76 1X2 Fort Dodge Relays first 76 112 Conference first 59 District second 56 112 5,1 K QQ .M ,ETS 4. 4 0 5 zzgyffit 7 'cwgif' M waz - ,- E N Z , , ig fir es I3 Y X Wi Mm K s is sl E ii X m Q VX 553 DIVERSICN dances music dram a publications Stampede' assemblies skip day NEW Spinstefs Spree Each year the Spinster's Spree is one of the spring high- lights for the girls. This is their once-in-a-year opportunity to entertain the boys. It is sponsored by the Girls' Glee Club, and this year it was held April 6. A wishing well filled with candy kisses carried out the theme, Candy Kisses, per- fectly. It also added to the enjoyment of all. The couples danced to the music of Pete's Combo in the beautifully de- corated gym. 1 , 2 s 1 A f M 9 L , Q- , x I t s rsf -ttl 1 . ji. f What did you say the news question was? Santa's little helpers Christmas Activities Again this year the students of Humboldt High busied themselves preparing for the Christmas Holidays. 'I'heChrist- mas spirit was accented with decorations such as the poin- settias, candles, and silver bells put up in the study hall by smdent council, and the four new murals made by the art classes for the study hall windows. For the annual Christmas assembly the mixed chorus presented a beautiful program consisting of narrators from the chorus, the singing of Christmas hymns, and the playing of gay Christmas songs by the brass choir. Girls from the glee club helped in the dramatization of the Christmas story. During the Christmas vacation the band sponsored another successful semiformal dance. The theme, Silver Bells, was accented by the large, glimmering silver bell which served as the centerpiece for the dance. Background music was provided by Pete's Combo. The dance proved to be the highlight of the Christmas season for many students. 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A beau- tiful Japanese pagoda was in the middle of the floor, with streamers goingfrorn one end of the dance floor to the other and Japanese trinkets and lanterns hanging from them. Murals carrying out the theme were on the sidelines. A rickshaw with coolie David Daf- fron was the spot where couples could have their picture taken. Ralph Les1ie's Orches- tra occupied part of the Japanese Garden, and in another spot, the couples entered The result of a lot of hard work. througl a gate to get refreshments and to JuSt thinking, teach, about my chemistry sit down. thavs au' It was agreed that there will never be another Mys M . 4:8 2 3 H I-it ' am ig R l Er. 5, gi 1 1 , E 5' Smiling sophomores serve seniors and juniors at the banquet. tic Orient like the Prom of 1959. M,..,,,. A A 'TF-'J ........ , 4 is R. 1-.. Good food tasted better at a pretty table. 59 CONCERT BAND--ROW ONE: Pat Johansen, Janis Stevenson, Karen Thune, Janet Henderson, LaVonne Wind, Pam Schaffer, Mary Lou Strachan, Jane Bogaard, Carol Dodd. ROW TWO: Jeanne Westfall, Lanny Bransgaard, Carol Hansen, Marcia Nelson, Joyce Blanchard, Judy Caskey, Nanette Erickson, Janet Miller, JoAnn Johnson, Janet Stensland, Suzi Kunert, Linda Westrope, Harriet Nelson, Linda Johnsen, Julie Sime, Jana Sue Bogaard, Verdell Kunert, Marlys Kirchhoff, Mildred Larson, Chris Fevold. ROW THREE: Glenda Peterson, Nancy Damon, Bill Parsons, Shirley Rodewalt, Mary Hoveland, Nancy Neilsen, Sharon Lehman, Ron Sande, Doug Rasmussen, Kurt Thorson, Denny Anderson, David Edwards, Bobby New- ton, Bruce Henderson, Linda Vinsande, Iora Rittgers, RonnieLu Hans en, Ellen Carter, Jim Mather, Sandra Kenning, Roger Kleave, Jan Sime, Junior Baldwin, Margaret Larson. ROW FOUR: Joan Vinsand, Jim Roach, Alvin Newton, Bert Schultz, Mr. Peterson, Gary Strachan, Paul Altman, Denny Hansen, Jane Dodd. Instrumental Music In September, following the activities of the summer, seventy eager band members turned out for practice. The marching band performed at four home- football games, Band Day at Iowa State, and the homecoming Parade under the leadership of the maj- orette Marcia Nelson. Two pep bands sparked the boys' basketball teams to victory this year. In November two band members, Alvin Newton and Judy Caskey, were selected to play in All-State Band and All-State Orchestra ir1 Des Moines. During the Christmas holidays, the band spon- sored a semi-forrnal dance for all high school students and alumni. This year's theme was Silver Bells. The dance band, with theChoraliers, from Mixed Chorus, presented the annual Pops Concert in the spring. The Concert Band was kept busy preparing for four public performances, small-group contest which was held at Humboldt, and large-group contest which was in Mason City. The band received seventeen I ratings, eight II ratings, and two III ratings at small- group contest. The whole band received a I rating at large group contest. HUMBOLDT HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND QCONTEST RESULTSJ French Horn Quartet I Carolyn Arent fClarinetj II Brass Choir I Paul Altman fDrumsj II Clarinet Trio I Trombone Quartet III Miscellaneous Group of Woodwinds I Jane Bogaard fFlutej III Mixed Clarinet Quartet I Darryl Wilson QFrench Horny I Ellen Carter fBaritonej I Pat Johansen fClarinet5 I Junior Baldwin Cfrombonej I Alvin Newton QTubaj I Chris Fevold fSaxophoneJ I Jana Bogaard fTenor Sax! I Julie Sime fBaritone Sax, I Ron Sande fCornetj I Doug Rasmussen fCornetj I LaVonne Wind fOboej I Miscellaneous Group of Woodwinds I Carol Dodd fFlutej II Mike Heanhman fTromboney II Jim Gochenouer fTrombonej II BAND OFFICERS: Linda Johnsen, President, Julie Sime, Vice-Presidentg Janet Henderson, Secretary- Treasurer. BRASS CHOIR, ROW ONE: Kurt Thorson, Bruce Henderson, Jim Mather, Linda Vindand, Lanny Bransgaard, Carole Hansen. ROW TWO: Bobby Newton, David Edwards, Ronnie Lue Hansen, Alvin Newton, Roger Kleave, Sandra Kenning. CORNET TRIO Denny Anderson Ron Sande Doug Rasmussen FRENCH HORN QUARTET Judy Caskey Nanette Erickson Marcia Nelson I0yce Blanchard TROMBONE QUARTET Junior Baldwin Margaret Larson Mike Heathman Jan Sime MIXED CLARINET QUARTET Karen Thune Mardee Hoffmann Janet Srensland Janet Miller WOODWIND TRIO LaVonne Wind Linda Johnsen Pat Johansen WOODWIND 'I'RIO Glenda Peterson Nancy Damon Linda Wesuope CLARINET TRIO Janis Stevenson Glenda Peterson Nancy Damon CLARINET QUARTET Shjxley Rodewald Mary Hoveland Nancy Nielsen Bill Parsons if gas. Y .a-1' as V 1959 MIXED CHORUS The vocal music department started their busy yhear during the summer of 1958 when the new mixed chorus members were announced. The chorus and band presented a joint outdoor concert near the end of summer. The mixed chorus first public appearance after school had started was at the annual County Teachers' Meeting. The next big event of the year was All-State Chorus. This proved to be valuable experience for many chorus members, although all of the quartets trying out didn't make it to Des Moines for the three big days. The next item on the agenda was the annual Christmas assem- bly, this year put on by the mixed chorus and brass choir. The chorus sang and narrated the Christmas story as members of the glee clubs and student body pantomimed the scenes. The Pops Concert was presented by the Choraliers and Dance Band and was composed of popular ballads and folk songs presented in a contemporary vein. Ron Danielson and ,Tim Nelson gave their barroom rendition of I Hail from Texas, and Phyllis Dittrich made her presence known in the song Louisiana Hayride when she yelled out, I is here! This year's Spring Concert was again presented by the three large vocal groups, with featured soloists and small groups. ff' . we ORUS OFFICERS: Linda Iohnsen,Vice-President: 1 Peterson, Secretary-Treasurerg Judy Hansen, Vocal Music I , Q j',g , gQf1, ,.., S A ytla trst s s CONTEST RESULTS Division I Dale Blomker ,Tudy Hansen David Daffron J im Nelson Boys' Double Qiartet Mixed Quartet A Mixed Qiartet B Mixed Double Quartet Boys' Quartet A Girls' Quartet Division II Charles Strachan I im Gochenouer Susan Hope .T ulie Sime Charles Loar Gilbert Hood Girls' Sextet Boys' Double Quartet B Girls' Trio Boys' Quartet B QM ,Q GLRLS' GLEE CLUB: Arlis, Presidentg Ann, Vice Presidentg Donna, Secretary-Treasurer. CHORALIERS nrfqfv ef QaQ,e aa1a n'9Q+.fs ' ea fm P5 X 'f lv I GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB M' ,Q f . Q' f til 6 WH 'asf 'Q V Qi 'ws' 1 7 0 , ' ' 1 ff ,g A ,f A 1 1 S A 5 'D J, I .41 if Qi ' 'Q I y ,ag 5 ' S' x . . 1 ,gg ov-5 i 'N ,ag 1 , l W K J Y ? 51 , ' BOYS' GLEE CLUB IRLS' TR10 - Eddie Lee Ver Smeg, Susie Hope' La Vonne GIRLS' QUARTET:JeanneWestfa11, Janet Stensland, Nanen igdl Erickson, LaVonne Wind. 'IRLS' SEXTET: Eddie Lee Ver Steeg, Judy Sleiter, Phyllis ACCOMPANISTS - ROW ONE: Bert Schultz, Jane Bogaar fitnrich, Ronnie Lue Hansen, Susie Hope, Janet Opheim. ROW TWO: Susie Hope, Linda Johnsen, Harriet Nelso OYS' DOUBLE QUARTET: Jim Gochenour, Doug Rasmussen, LmJohnson, Bob Myers, Darryl Wilson, Neil McCoy, Denny .nderson, John Klit. . BOYS' QUARTET: Dale Blomker, Gilbert Hood, David Daff- rnn A1win Ydourfnn l Fx 1 3 iXxf1IZa?rZ1'1 Va, Declamation and Short Story SHORT STORY WINNERS Rachael Lindhart I.nez Terwilliger Ronnie Lue Hansen HUMORCII S DECLAMATDN Ingrid Lund Charles Loar Inez Terwilliger STATE CONTEST RESULT S Ingrid Lund Iim Nelson Wiley Smith Bob Christenson Sally Goodell Charles Loar Inez Terwilliger Sharon Sandven Ann Eichler INTERPRETIVE READING Sally Goodell Pat Cooke Gloria Cody :awwwmwrmanzammmwmmxwmvzsrvrezwmwmmswmmn ORATORICAL DECLAMATION Rachael Lindharr Wiley Smith Ann Eichler RADIO SPEAKING Marlene Thompson Bob Christensen DRAMATIC DECLAMATION Sharon Sandven Jim Nelson f jr' 2 ORIGINAL ORATORY Rosemary DeGroote Inez Terwilliger All School Play One Foot in Heaven It was agreed by all who attended the all-school play, One Foot in Heaven, that it was indeed a wonderful production. The mishaps of everyday living that confronted the parsonage family kept a spark of humor through- out the play. A good strong rain kept the family jumping in order to stay afloat and to keep the ceiling from falling in. The play had its inspirational moments also. The theme of the play, which dealt with race prejudice, taught everyone a lesson. The scripture read by the minister fRon Danielsonj deeply moved many who were present. The cast was as follows: Dr. Romer ...... Reverend Spence . Mrs. Spence . . . Eileen ..... Hartzell ...... Mrs. Cambridge . . Mrs. Jollison . . . Mrs. Digby . . Molly .... Louise . . Ronny , , Betty ..... Mrs. Sandow . . . Major Cooper . . Marie Bishop Sherwood , . 70 , , ,James Nelson . . Ron Danielson . . .Sally Goodell . . .Ingrid Lund . . .David Nelson . . . .Julie Sime . Rachael Lindhart . . . .Susan Hope . . Connie Rathke . . .Sharon Day . . . Harvey Lane . Eddie Ver Steeg Rosemary DeGroote . . David Daffron , Angela Sonksen . . Monte Hanson Brother Spence, you make a poor invalid Contest Play Paul, how you've changedl Festival Play Cast Sandra Parsons . . . ..ElJie Ron Danielson . . .. .Clyde David Nelson . . . Botch .Tim Nelson . . . . . Gaeder Festival la THE BRIGHT MORNING The cast of the contest play, The Bright Morning, included Paul Anderson, Rachael Lindhart, Harvey Lane, and Marcia Nel- son. Mr. Eversoll was director, and J olean Geisler served as student director. The theme of the play concerned an elderly couple, who, after meeting in the park, discovered that they had been in love many years ago. The play was given at the Preliminary Contest at Clarion. THE LOSING OF A DAY The Losing of a Day was directed by Mr. Russell, with the help of student director Monte Hansen. The play was given at the Hampton Festival. When the play was also presented at the S. U. I. Festival, David Daffron replaced David Nelson. The play told the story of a Koreanwar veteran who returned to his home as a hero. Later it was discovered that he did not de- serve this title, and when his life was threatened and his reputa- tion ruined, he began to realize his need for his wife's love. Be- cause of this, he reached a maturity level he had never before attained. Sandra Parsons and Ron Danielson both received Outstanding Actor Awards for their performances in the play. Ron and Dave wage war. Award winning actors. We always smile when there is a camera around. Joe says molasses is practically a command performance! Act Your Age The senior class play, ACT YOUR AGE, under the direction of Mr. Russlell, was presented Monday and Tuesday, May 11 and 12. It was a comedy in three acts illustrating humourously, the importance of acting one's own age. Rosemary DeGroote, the maid, and Marcia Nelson, as her neighbor,-stole the show with their hilarious exhibition of lady wrestling. The play began with two fifteen-year-old girls, named Angelica CAngyJ and Geraldine fJerryJ, became engaged, by correspondence to two sailors. The sailors showed up by surprise, and the excitement began. But a damper was put on the romance when the girls' aunt Sandra came to visit, and to fool the girls, she posed as her niece. THE CAST Geraldine Joyce Mardee Hoffmann Angelica Goetz Linda Manship Cora Rosemary DeGroote Gadget Hoffenllugel Dick Taute Jim Matson Gary Gould Helga Marcia Nelson Sandra Stone Marlene Thompson Messenger Jeanne Westfall Commander Stone John Myers Mmmmmmmmmmmmm. Rome of the cast members didn't like to have hair ninfurne fnbnn A little green here, and maybe some purple over nn fl-in 1-GAA It was a cold and rainy May 22 when the seniors met at the Methodist Church for Baccal- aureate practice. Immediately following the prac- tice they piled into school buses and rode out to Gotch Park for the fum and frolic of Skip Day. Inside the shelter house, Les Kjar, assisted by Mr. Kuhlman, started a fire in the fireplace, with the help of Mr. Ha1l's Reader's Digest and some paint thinner. Couples danced to the music of Les' records and player. A few seniors, however, braved the cold and played a game of workup on the wet, slippery grass. Monte Hansen slightly overthrew home base when he threw the ball into the river. But the hero of the day, John Merris, courageously waded into the river to get it and came out drip- ping wet. Marie Conlon was chosen lucky girl to be dumped into the river. This is requirement of any Ser1i0rSkiD Day. The senior boys tried to start a new tradition of throwing a teacher into the river, but Mr. Kuhlman disagreed and took refuge in his car. After lunch the seniors were treated to a movie, The Trap, at the Humota Theater. The Skip Day committees were as follows: Games, Les Kjar, Sharon Braby, and Gary Stra- chan, Movie, Linda Enockson and Gary Hankinsg and Food, Colleen Boge, Marianne Hoyer, and Skip 21 Shucks! I thought someone had drowned! Gaylen Decker. And then we all sat around and stared at But I don't want t0 S0 SWiIf1m1I1S- Register Staff Each Saturday the efforts of the students on theHumboldt High newspaper staff are published in the Humboldt Independent. This back page devoted to the news and views ofthe high school is called the Hum- boldt Register and is under the supervision and guidance of Mr. Short. This year the paper had a full-time staff which consisted of two co-editors, Kaye Eversoll and ,T ill Hart, and nineteen staff members. The copy readers were Janet Tallman and Mary Morris. The regular Register included various polls, features, and often advance publicity on school events. Among the featured columns were Grad's Gab, Time Out, and Student Static, regularly written by Ronnie Lue Hansen. For the Christmas holidays a special Christmas issue was pub- lished by the students themselves, independent of the downtown news- paper. It was a large issue including special polls, features, poems, short stories, art work, a special Christmas editorial, and even letters to Santa Claus written by the high school students. At the award assembly Janet Tallman was presented an award, voted by the staff, for being the star reporter of the year. All of the features and articles in the newspaper have drawn considerable interest from the students and faculty and even from the townspeople. It is generally felt that this year's Register has been a big success. Editors and adviser work hard to get th Christmas issue ready for publication. t'lZ',. ROW ONE: Ron Sande, Assistant Editorg Linda Johnsen, Assistant Editorg Judy Caskey, Editor, Sharon Braby, Assistant Business Managerg Marcia Nelson, Business Manager. ROW TWO: Linda Enockson, Nanette Erickson, Arlis Ernst, Janet Stensland, Cheryl Kirchhoff. ROW THREE: Marlene Thompson, La- Vonne Wind, Arlene Jenson, Pat Johansen, Shirley Danielson, Judy Sleiter, Marcheta Strelow. ROW FOUR: Sally Goodell, Pat Laing, Mardee Hoffman, Bert Schultz, Judy Buscher, Pat Erickson. ROW FIVE: Gar- len Decker, Jeanne Westfall, Rosemary DeGroote, Joyce Blanchard, Janis Stevenson, Sharon Peterson, Colleen Boge, Inez Terwilliger, Jim Strachan. ROW SIX: Gary Hankins, Dick Taute, Keith Brownfield, Mike Rathke, Gary Gould, Gary Strachan, Tom Edge, Paul Anderson, Gaylen Decker, John Merris, Jim Johnson. okomis Amid much strain and stress the 1959 Nokomis staff began its yearly task of editing and preparing the yearbook for publication in the fall. Even though the editor was elected in the spring of the previous year, she knew less than nothing about her job. Confusion rang truim- phant until the middle of the year, when the editor took a vacation from school for about one and a half months. Needless to say, nothing was accomplished during her absence, since no one was intelligent enough or big enough to fill her shoes. However, the photographers did take some nice blurry pictures. The sales campaign went beautifully, with the help of the poetry submitted to the daily bulletin. A good example of the intellectual ability and talent of the business staff is this entry: Spring has' sprung, fall has fell. Buy your Nokomis or go to another school. The rhyme may not be so good, but, after all, it's the thought that counts. The final check revealed many surprises: Sande in G.R.A., Han- rahan sophomore class president: Linda Johnsen, winning the Science Award, and Marcia Ne1son,Valedictorian. When Sande was made home- coming attendant, fby usb Hankins was F.F.A. Sweetheart. The editors have loved working on this book, and hope to pass the fun OJ on to some deserving person next year. They will love it, too. Haw! 5 umbr- Absolutely NOT! 75 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE - ROW ONE: Cheryl Kirchhof, Sharon Braby, Pat Johansen, Arlis Ernst, Linda Manship. ROW TWO: laVonne Wind, Joyce Terwilliger, Rosemary DeGroote, Judy Caskey, Marlene Thompson. ROW THREE: Colleen Boge, Sally Goodell, Mardee Hoffman, Pat Laing, Linda Johnsen, Janet Stensland. ROW FOUR: Inez Terwilliger, Elaine Thompson, Janis Stevenson, Sandra Conlon, Nancy Lonning, Judy Jacobsen. ROW FIVE: Jim Strachan, Ron Sande, Gary Gould, Brandt Bogaard, Tom Edge, Paul Andersen. Cast of D. of D. play. f A D ' ,Ei sb Assemblies ,ses You don't look too worried, Pat. Dis ees un svell bunch. What is it about a hypnotist's eyes? August 28 . September 17. . . . . October 8 . October 15 . October 31 . November 3 December 23 January 26 . C. E. Jones back again. Class of '59 presented opening assembly. Virginia Sales presented Americana comedy act. Mrs. Mackmore discussed teenage problems. George Jason, pianist and comedian, entertained. C. E. Jones presented elec- tronics program. Trampoline demonstration held in gymn. Christmas assembly presented by chorus and brass. Morningside College Choir presented concert. ,r ' as Hours of preparation make a good performance. January 28 . Charles Strong related his exploring experiences. March 4 . . Iowa State Singers enter- tained student body. March 11 . Speech class presented two one-act plays. March 18 . Howard Klein presented program on hypnosis. April 28 . . Annual D. of D. assembly and play. May 14 . Candidates for S. C. presi- dency presented. 1 May 18 . National Honor Society Charles of the Rnz' Assembly. May 20 . . Annual award assembly. Arlis leads Pledge Iowa State Singers' What comes after Marcia receives Anna of Allegiance. quarter, six, Ronnie Lou? Altman Award. FELLOWSHIP cheerleaders pep club h-club g. r. a. d. of d. Lkf h ffa f. t. a. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Marcheta Strelow, Janet Opheim, Judy Jacobsen, Sharon Peterson, Arlis Ernst, Sonnie Linton. Cheerleaders This looks interesting. F r e s h m a n - Sophomore cheerleaders: Karen Tor kelson, Donna Halsrud, Y egg Diana Gibson, Carol Stover. ' ' ' A new crop of cheerleaders maybe? My what hair 1 Y N tv- 5 X ROW ONE: Diana Gibson, Treasurer: Judy Jacobsen, President: Sharon Peterson, Vice-President. ROW TWO: Karen Torkelson, Donna Halsrud, Mary Lou Morris, Nancy Daman, Pam Schafer, Nancy Nielson, Mary Hoveland, Dixie Goodell, Phyllis Dean. ROW THREE: Ann Eichler, Connie Rathke, Mary Sue War- ren, Mary Lu Strachan, Carolyn LeVeir, Beverly Helvick, JoAnn Johnson, Carol Stover, Suzanne Kunert, Glenda Peterson, Linda Manship. ROW FOUR: Marjorie Conlon, Eddie VerSteeg, J olean Giesler, Ellen Carter, Janet Miller, Shirley Rodewald, Janice Silbaugh, Verdell Kunert, Janet Opheim, Helen Hayes. ROW FIVE: Arlis Ernst, Kaye Eversoll, Harriet Nelson, Jill Hart, Carolyn Helvick, Ronnie Lou Hansen, Mardell Hauck, Elaine Wuiff, Marilyn Kunert, Sharon Sandven, Carol Kunert. ROW SIX: Sharon Braby, Arlene Jensen, Cheryl Kirchhoff, Betty Kirchhoff, Marcheta Strelow, Karen Thune, Janis Stevenson, Mar- cia Nelson, Colleen Boge, Marie Conlon, Janet Stensland, Linda Johnsen, Pat Erickson, Marlene Thomp- son, Judy C askey. Pep Club The purpose of Pep Club is to promote good school spirit. Under the supervision of Miss Mista and Mr. Halberg, Pep Club participated in many activities which helped to create enthusiasm in the student body. The year began with the election of officers: Judy Jacobsen, President: Sonnie Linton, Vice-P resi- dent: Sharon Peterson, Secretary: Diana Gibson, Treasurer. Throughout the year sign committees were ap- Stop the music! pointed for all football and basketball games, skits were given at pep assemblies, and soc-hops were sponsored. During the Homecoming activities the Pep Club sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance. The cheerleaders attended a cheerleading clinic in Eagle Grove and returned home with many new and different ideas. Busses were chartered for some of the games, and members attended the games faith- fully to support the teams. Mr. Furst helps the Homecoming cause. , . 5 . g E 5 Ffa as gf ., t i P i l H Club 13095 'ihl' ROW ONE: Tom Knight, Gaylen Decker, Gary Hankins, Secretary-Treasurer, Jim Johnson, President, Garlen Decker, Vice-Presidentg Paul Anderson. ROW TWO: Mark Have, Keith Brownfield, Dick Taute, Dennis Torgerson, J. L. Edwards, Dennis Marcellus, Dennis O'DortnelL ROW THREE: Larry Grebner, Dennis Thompson, Elvin Collins, Tom Edge, Mike Maassen, Jerry Martin. ROW FOUR: Skip Wiuff, Butch Ruble, Jerry McKenna, Gary Evans, Jim Peterson, Phil Bastian. ROW FIVE: Gary Erickson, John Myers, Les Kjar, Larry Lockwood, Terry Carlson, Roger Lenning, Ken Ropte, Lyle Thompson. The H-Club this year was composed of forty members. The officers were President, Jim J ohnsong Vice-P resident, Garlen Deckerg and Secretary-Treas- urer, Gary Hankins. The H-Club this year started a Booster Club with donations from the local businessmen. The contributors were listed on the back of the basketball programs handed out at the games. The third annual H-Club Show was presented in the high school gymnasium. It featured many activities including wrestling, boxing, tumbling, and a look at the past and present girls' gym classes. A banquet to honor all who participatedinathletics was given by the fathers at the Country Club. BillStrannigan, former Iowa State head basketball coach was the main speaker. The H-Club initiation was held May 18 in the gymnasium. All members were treated to a dinner at the Maid-Rite after the initiation. Friends are friends, and pals are pals? se iw. 2 ROW ONE Verdell Kunert V1ce Presidentg Sharon Braby, Presidentg Marlene Thompson,,Secretary- Treasurer ROW TWO Pam Schaffer Nancy Damon, Mary Hoveland, Nancy Nielsen, Linda Manship. ROW THREE Marge Conlon Jolean Giesler, Ronnie Lue Hansen, Janice Silbaugh, Carolyn LeVier, Marlys Kirchoff Arlls Ernst. ROW FOUR: Mary Lou Strachan, Sharon Peterson, Inez Terwilliger, Janis Stevenson Janet Henderson Suzi Kunert Colleen Boge, Marie Conlon. G. R. . The Girls' Recreation Association, better known as G.R.A.. is an organization for high school girls who are interested in participa- ting in recreational activities. Some of these activities included this year were volleyball, deck tennis, kick goal, softball, and basketball. The President of the organization was Sharon Brabyg she was aided by the Vice-President, Verdell Kunert, and the Secretary- Treasurer, Marlene Thompson. Miss Mista acted as sponsor for the group. One of the highlights of the year was the annual G.R.A. picnic, this year held at Scout Island in October. The executive officers went out early to prepare for the treasure hunt for the others. Initiation of new members was another high point. The seniors were in charge of initiation, the juniors had the job of cooking the meal and the sophomores had to clean up. Nine new members were offi- cially initiated. The final event of the year was the annual banquet, this year held at the Trinity Lutheran Church. Tennis was the theme, and the tables were decorated with miniature tennis courts and pipe-cleaner players. The programs were in the shape of tennis rackets, and the nut cups were decorated with tiny tennis balls. 83 ROW ONE: Marlene Thompson, Secretary-Treasurer: Marcia Nelson, President: IudyCaskey,Vice-P1'es- ident. ROW TWO: Gloria Cody, Sally Goodell, Susie Hope, Judy Jacobsen, Sharon Braby, Ann Eichler, Eddie Lee Ver Steeg, ROW THREE: Kaye Eversoll, Jill Hart, J olean Giesler, Inki Lund, Rachael Lind- hart, Inez Terwilliger, Sharon Sandven. ROW FOUR: ROSCITIHIY DeGr00Ie, Linda .T OIIHSGH. ROIIIU-C LHC Hansen, Pat Cooke, Carolyn Arent, Sandra Parsons, Paul Andersen. ROW FIVE: David Daffron, Wiley Smith, David Nelson, Ron Danielson, Jim Nelson, Harvey Zeman, Bob Christensen, Ron Sande, Chuck Loar. D. of D. D. of D., honorary literary and forensic society, held its annual D. of D. Day on April 28, 1959. The day's activities were under the leadership of the following officers: President, Marcia Nelson: Vice- President, Judy Caskey: Secretary-Treasurer, Marlene Thompson. The D. of D. Play, My Cousin from Sweden, was presented at the assembly in the afternoon. Indi- vidual speech students also presented various declamatory selections. My Cousin from Sweden was also the theme of the formal banquet in the evening. The initiation of twenty new members climaxed the closing of another wonderful D. of D. Day. Oh, that Ole! Why does The reading of the minutes. My hero! 84 he do this to me! ROW ONE: Wayne Fevold, Paul Altman, Les Kjar, Secretary, Larry Grebner, Reporter, Mike Boge, Presi- dent, Dennis Thompson, Vice-Presidentg Ron Reedy, Treasurerg Bruce Jacobsen, Sentinel, Jim Mather, Douglas Altman. ROW TWO: Mike Gregersen, David Kennedy, Bill Parsons, John Myers, Skip Wuiff, Gary Erickson, Dale Blomker, Dennis Mather, Bruce Kirchhof, Jim Nostron, Jerry Lee. ROW THREE: Roger Hockel, GaryLowe, Jim Strachan, Ron Fridolfson, John Adams, Ken Ropte, Chuck Strachan, Daryl Kuehnast, Paul Weiss, Eldon Lehman. ROW FOUR: Mike Himrod, Gilbert Hood, Phil Bastian, Jerry Vought, Laurie Carlson, Bob Lane, Alan Kirchhof, Bill Fort, Gene Helle, Leo Grebner, Ray Guderian. ROW FIVE: Ron Boge, Lyle Thompson, Kenny Garrett, Gary Kuehnast, DeWayne Lowe, Carroll Vik, Roger Powell, Larry Lenning, Joe Hatcher, Roger Myers, Lynn Hoffman, Jerry Veldhouse, David George. F. Many varied activities, such as planting tlees and going on soil testing field trips have kept the F.F.A. members occupied this year. The Humboldt Chapter received second place out of thirteen teams when Humboldt was host to a soil judging contest. The chapter had forty boys show livestock at the coun- ty and state fairs. Officers for 1959 were President, Mike Bogeg Vice-President, Dennis Thompson, Secretary, Les Watch out, there won't F A. Kjarg Treasurer, Ron Reedyg Reporter, Larry Greb- nerg and Sentinel, Bruce J acobsen. The annual slave auction, held in mid-October, netted S59.00. The F .F .A. helped sponsor boys who took hogs to the Boar Testing Station at Eagle Grove. This year five boys and Mr. Petras went to the Iowa State F. F. A. Convention at Davenport and to the National Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo. be any left! President Mike presides. Service with a smile. FRONT ROW: Janis Stevenson, Librarian, Keith Brownfield, Treasurer, Marlene Thompson, Presidentg Jeanne Westfall, Vice-Presidentg Mardee Hoffman, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Phyl- lis Dean, Linda Manshipf Pat Johansen, Jan Siine, Ronnie Lou Hansen, Cheryl Kirchhof, Janice Veldhouse. F. T. . The Admote chapter of the Future Teachers of America was in its second year of existence in Humboldt High School this year. At the first meeting the following officers were elected, Marlene Thompson, President, Jeanne Westfall, Vice-Presidentg Mardee Hoffman, Secretary: Keith Brownfield, Treasurerg and Janis Stevenson, Librarian. Mr. Cram is the adviser. The purpose of the meetings, which are held on the first Monday of each month, is to keep the members well informed and up-to-dateabout the requirements, opportunities, and advancements in the teaching profession. The highlight of the F.T.A. year was a cotuity-wide meeting and banquet for those interested in teaching, Other schools par- ticipating were Twin Rivers, Boone Valley, and Gilmore City. Mr. Hakeman enjoys F.T.A. Banquet , ,, S i I Spill something, Mardee? And so ends another assembly for today. You are now ex cused to go to your fourth period class. A Ron and three Jima. Now we all stare at this hole in L the floor. I Move over - it's my deal! Ummm, these flowers are No, and frankly, I'm worried. fln1i,.GA..,-I S 5. s. I PROGRESS Prom Planning Committee Mystic Orient' in its rolgh stages. class of 1960 Class of 1961 class of 1962 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jim Peterson, President Ron Danielson, Vice-President Janet Opheim, Secretary Sonnie Linton, Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Dennis Nervig, Presidenx Tommy Valen, Vice-Presidenr Nancy Neilsen, Secretary Dick Blomker, Treasurer Knot picturedj Bill Edwards, 'President Dick Lane, Vice-President Jane Bogaard, Secretary Diana Gibson, Treasurer Doug Altman Carolyn Arent Jerry Bailey Phil Bastian Dale Blomker Jana Bogaard Bob Brownfield Janis Campbell Terry Carlson Fern Chanrland Jerry Christensen Bob Christensen Marjorie Conlon Patricia Cook Karen Crovisier Ron Danielson Stuart Davenport Sharon Day Pat Dewinter Carol Dodd John Edwards Ann Eichler Kaey Eversoll Pat George Rosemary Gibson Jolean Giesler Jim Gochenouer larry Grebner Sharon Gregerson Raymond Guderian Ronnie Lou Hansen Jill Hart Marcia Hart Jackie Hatcher Mardell Hauck Mark Have Helen Hayes Beatrice Haynes Eugene Helle Carolyn Helvick - ,tt Q iw K., 1. .1 an we , v f at 5,2 1 s 2 S g, Wim K Q e ,se gg ysrr ls ,'t: f 5 . :-' llk xl ' ns., - 1':' ' t 'B 1,, t 2 5 . 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The officers were J' im Peterson, Presidentg Ron Danielson, Vice-Presidaxtg Janet Opheim, Secretary: and Sonnie Linton, Treas- urer. The class sponsors were Mrs. Wilhelm, Mr. Hakeman, and Miss DeGeus. The juniors' hardest job was that of financing the year's activities. Selling refreshments between quarters and at the half at basketball games took care of this difficulty. The annual Jimior-Senior Prom and Banquet was held May 5. Those industrious people in charge of planning the Prom and Banquet wereCarolynAra1t, Banquetg Ronnie Lou Hansen, Gym Decorations: Marlys Kirchhof, Bandg Julie Slme, Invitationsg and Harvey Lane, Murals. 'I'he traditional Career Day was attended by the juniors on April 15. The junior representatives on studert council were J' im Peterson, Sonnie Linton, Rosemary Gibson, and Helen Hayes. Many other juniors participated in the sports, music, and speech activities of the school. s A sz i 'H W qi K X in PN 1 X si.. 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I M OA We Lin :?iTE?w'm,'5f24fff51.!e-5, L ' f ,,' , ,,,,, V . -'gflyi as -' -A - 2w,, VV John Adams Dennis Andersen Denis Bailey Junior Baldwin Bill Blomker Jane Bogaard Ronald Boge Steve Burchfield Laurie Carlson Ellen Carter Dennis Cha ntland Sue Clark Gloria Cody Roger Coltvet Bruce Cook Lloyd Cooper NeAnn Cran David Daffron Pat Danielson Judy Davis Jerry Dittrich Polly Dunscombe Bill Edwards David Edwards John Erickson Sharon Ernst Gary Evans Christine Fevold Billy Fort Wayne Funk Donna Garrett Diana Gibson Leo Grebner Zola Greene Donna Halsrud Diane Hanna Judy Hanrahan Denison Hansen Janet Henderson Phil Hendrickson Roger Hockel Mark Hoffman Bob Hood Gilbert Hood Rosylin Hoppe Ervin Janssen Roger Kleve Douglas Kmnson Gary Kuehnast Richard Lane Mildred Iarsen Eldon Lehman Ingrid Lund Micheal Maassen Kenneth Marcellus Jerry Martin Richard Mattoon James Mayall Neil McCoy Kathy McFarland Linda Merris B111 Muir Claudia Myers Bob Myers Harrier Nelson Tom Newman Bob Newton Harold Olesen Sharon Olson Harold Overgaard Dennis Pederson Eddie Pederson Mike Porter Ron Poutre Bill Powell Douglas Rasmussen Karen Riley Iora Rittgers Judy Roach Sharon Rod sgQ,,,'j i J I 2 A f'1: Q ? 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L A. ,Q 1 ,.,' f Q Ay if x 5 Q .4 5 ug is J 'WE' 9, , M Gary Hawkins Micheal Heathman Beverly Helvick Bruce Henderson Susan Hennick Lynn Hoffman Mary Hood Torger Houston Mary Hoveland Bob Ingertson Harold Johnsen Gary Johnson Jim Johnson JoAnn Johnson Gloria Joiner David Kennedy Sandra Kenning Alan Kirchhof Bruce Kirchhof John Klit Daryl Kuehnast Suzanne Kunert Benita Laird Bob Lane Joe Lane Warren Larson Jerry Lee Sharon Lehman Larry Lenning Carolyn LeVier Dewayne Lowe Gary Lowe Kurt Lutes Jim Mather Janet Miller Judi Miller Roger Myers David Nelson Dennis Nervig Vernie Newton Nancy Nielsen Iona Nostrom James Nostrom Gordon Page Bill Parsons Micheal Pedersen Glenda Peterson Sandra Poutre Roger Powell John Rathke Linda Redenius Shirley Rodewald Pamela Schafer Eric Sime Jeffery Simonsen Angela Sonksen Richard Stockdale Linda Stoddard James Stone Carol Stover Dennis Terwilliger Dianne Thorn Micheal Toner Tom Valen Linda Vinsand Barbara Vonderhaar Sherry Wadsley George Warden Doug Watts Paul Weiss Linda Westrope Darlene Zinnel x,l ' F' v '4 ,gs s fr f , ,,,t . 2' gag' we as 1-L? R, ..,.. rf: J K - 23, is Q S iggs 3 . , x ag? R' 5. grew ' i' - sQ2assv,srSs.s, raw ' -with-svff .. V was FE., is K F ' L, M., .Giikuf k 1 'v v:: , v s' gg 57 7 if it Q Q 9 l' tgw .-,, . 'Q at .5 ' --as-sq, i f J 1- rJfs is G sr is E..-.,, Q.. .I K . IN, Hg., , .X Zh: K Qtr, 3 ,, i , ax '1 N v-A Y IF in :,1 G ,E,r, ., . G Q Q- , ,.. K . ii ' W! J V . ,X J L.-253232 i ' i Q21 if r S this V A is ,s . - ,, 5 - I V A ,A . S .yfgggg-K wer : awe. , : we I .fs i t ' R 1' - sis ' L1 .sys 2 J .,l ss ,sgf1gg1f,g , 2 I si. 1' 'fs is . -J n ew ak.: 1' ' . q- ',.-df: 1. tw - . X, .wf Li ' i- 5 s af I 13:2 v ' 2 ,ns -pr em r ,., -1' 'Wiki SF, Y gi 425 K if s 1 L 3 Class of 1962 The freshman class, under the direction of Mrs. Wogen, Mr. Furst, and Mr. Carney, elected the followrngpeople to serve as officers for the current year: President, Dennis Nervigg Vice -President, Tom Valen, Secretary, Nancy Nielseng Treasurer, Dick Blomker. This year's goal for magazine sale was set at 31500. Joyce Day was high salesman and for her if .I .. --..a..l.1- -....1:- h:-.:- F.. ..J,.11 -...- -----.1 1.1-1. ,-,1 ..-,-:-.-,1 - .-,-,1- nn JUNIGR HIGH class of 1963 class of 1964 JW ONE: Judy Gilliland, Kathy Schirrunel, Janice Brokaw, Mary Ann Rittgers, Janet Sleiter, yce Sleiter, Janet Parsons, Sandra Crandall, Martha Rohr. ROW TWO: Mike Johansen, Steven iderson, Rhonda Habben, Louise Guderian, Doris Vik, Margaret Bradley, Judy Smith, Joyce iantland, Marcia Robinson, Duane Terwilliger, Duane Greene. ROW THREE: Roger Brandow, annie Dale, John Hatcher, Duane Tjaden, J on Holsten, Bill Merris, David Strachan, LeRoy Lines, Class of 1963 :nnis Laughtenschlager, ,Dale Arends, Alan Torgerson. 1fV3 ROW ONE: Sharon Clancy, Janice Jacobsen, Barbara Strachan, Jennifer Johnson, Sharon Hauck, Betty Hart, Kristi Stow, Karen Heim, Darlene Kirchhof. ROW TWO: Linda Nissen, Gloria Sol- dow, Glenda Sorenson, Margaret Henderson, Nancy Daggy, Lois Steffa, Jean Oxborrow, Virginia Johnsen, Judy Arent, ROW THREE: Steven Sunwall, Bill Linn, Bob Ernst, Terry Dwyer, John Barsness, Tom Samuels, Burton Lindhart, Leo Davis, Dennis Adams. ROW ONE: Roger Brownfield, James Warden, Timmy Carlson, Rodney Poppinga, Phil Mattooi Kenneth Brownfield, Danny Thompson, Don Springer. ROW TWO: Suzanne Bellows, Darlene Mar cellus, Jeanne Ulrich, Linda Davenport, Janice Thune, Jayne Freis, Kathy Campbell, Ruthi Fridolfson. ROW THREE: Andy Booheister, Kent Knight, Larry Thompson, Jerry Hatcher, Joh Winterton, Marvin Berryhill, Ricky Simonsen, John Elwood, Micheal Helle, Bob Tripp. Class of 1964 ROW ONE: Vicky Knowles, Sharon Steffa, Mavis Gregerson, Diana Klien, Phyllis Westlake Christy Johnson, Marlys Adams, Gretchen Holsten, Susan Westrope. ROW TWO: Mark Houster Roger Boitnott, Pat Merris, Kathy Heathman, Sandra Sleiter, Bonnie Sime, Gaylen Cox, Bob An derson. ROW THREE: Micheal Bayse, David Rezabek, Cletus Rosendahl, Roger Helvick, Larr Baldwin, Micheal Mersch, Daryl Schoberlain, Richard Charlton, Steven Laughtenschlager, Davi Myers. ROW ONE: Jeannie Thorson, Priscilla Hansen, Cheryl Simonsen, Mary Ellen Erickson, Carol Hoffman, Paula Hart, Diane Hobson, Marjorie Newman. ROW TWO: Ricky Welch, Jeanne Whitt- man, Judy Ackerman, Patty Peterson, Nola Skow, Mary Simonsen, Ann Bogaard, Bill Giddings. ROW THREE: Charles Crist, Clark Edwards, Kyle VerSteeg, Don Warren, Howard Williams, Ronald Silbaugh, Bruce Hoffman, Ronald Anderson, Phil Carter. ,OW ONE: Noreen Lyons, Jean Lehman, Gwen Hart, Gail Buckingham, Patty Dale, Julie Isaac- on, Roberta Stoddard, Rayette Laird, ROW TWO: Gaylord Boitnott, Merril Torgerson, David eathman, Sandra Weber, Sandra Laing, Dennis Trenary, Lee LeVier. ROW THREE: Larry Til- nn, Ricky Wind, Jerry Thompson, LeRoy Sleiter, Henry Heiderscheidt, Melvin Berryhill, Paul artwright, Buddy Wuiff. 103 Senior Activities ANDERSEN, PAUL General Course Football 1,25 Track 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Contest Play 45 Festival Play 15 All-School Play 2,35 H Club 1, 2,3,45 D of D l,2,3,45 Assemblies 4. BASTIAN, FRANK General Course Football l,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Band 15 F .F .A. l,2. BEESON, NORMAN W. General Course Football l,3,4. BLANCHARD, JOYCE Commercial Course Class Treasurer 25 Band l,2,3,45 French Horn Quar- tet l,2,3,45 Assistant Majorette 3,45 StudentCouncil45 Register - Reporter 2, Typist 4. BOGAARD, ROBERT BRANT GeneralCourse Football 2,35 Basketball 1,45 Track 2,35 Baseball 25 Student Council 4. BOGE, COLLEEN R. General Course Class President 45 Homecoming Attendant5 F.F.A. Sweetheart5 G.R.A. 1,2,3,4, Representative25Assem- blies 45 Register - Reporter 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Nokomis - Reporter5 Student Council 4. BOGE, MIKE General Course F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 3, President, 45IowaFarmer Degree 1959. BRABY, SHARON General Course Prom Chairman 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35 Madriga14, Sextet 45 G.R.A. 1,2,3,4, President 45 D of D 3,4, D of D Play 45 Assemblies 45 Pep Club 3,45 Nokomis - Assistant Business Manager5 Short Story Winner 35 Choraliers 45 Librarian 3,45 Artist for H Club and Cheerleaders. BRODALE, FRANKLIN N. General Course Track 1,3. BROWNFIELD, KEITH EDWARD General Course Football 1,25 Track 1,2,3,4, Manager 25 H Club 2, 3,45 F.T.A. 3,4, Treasurer 45 Nokomis - Reporter. BUSCHER, JUDY ANN General Course G.R.A. l,2,35 Pep Club l,2,35 Nokomis - Salesman. CASKEY, JUDY General Course Band 1,2,3,4, French Horn Quartet l,2,3,45 Brass Sextet 35 Girls' Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Sextet 2,3, Operetta - Principal 3, Chora- liers 3,45 All-State Orchestra 3,45 French Horn Solo l,2,35 D of D 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Contest Play 2, Humorous Declamation 3, Festival Play fStudent Directory 3, All-School Play 15 G.R.A. 1,2,35 As- semblies 45 Register - Reporter 25 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Nokomis - Editor. COLLINS, ELVIN DEAN General Course Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 3, Manager 15 H Club l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3. CONLON, MARIE General Course Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Register - Typist 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 G.R.A. 1,2,3,4. CONLON, SANDRA General Course Eagle Grove 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Choraliers 45 Assemblies 4. DANIELSON, SHIRLEY General Course Assemblies 45 Register - Typist 45 Pep Club 3,45 Nokomis - Reporter. DEAN, PHYLLIS Commercial Course Band 2,3, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 2, Quintet 3, Clari- net Trio 35 Girls' Glee Club 1.2, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Accompanist 4, All-State Chorus 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Register - Typist 3,45 Pep Club -4. DECKER, GARLEN General Course Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 2, Manager5 Track 1,2, 3,45 H Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Nokomis - Reporter5 Student Council 4. DECKER, GAYLEN E. General Course Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4, Manager 45 H Club 45 Nokomis - Reporter5 Student Council l,3,4. DE GROOTE, ROSEMARY GeneralCourse Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35'All-School Play 3,45 Senior Class Play 45 D of D 4, Original Oratory 45 G.R.A. 1,25 Assemblies 45 Pep Club 1,25 Nokomis - Sales- man. DICKINSON, RONALD General Course Homecoming Escort5 Football 1,25 Track 1,25 H Club 2,3,4, DITTRICH, PHYLLIS General Course Homecoming Attendant5 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4, Girls' Sexzet 2,3,4, Madrigal 45 G.R.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Register - Reporter 45Nokomis- Reporter. EDGE, TOM General Course Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1,35 Golf 1,2,3,43 H Club 1,2,3,43 Assemblies 4s Nokomis - Re- porter. ENOCKSON, LINDA General Course Prom Chairman 33 News Team 3,43 Register 2,3,4, Typist 3, Reporter 2,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Nokomis - Reporterg Short Story Winner 23 U. S. History Award 3. ERICKSON, GARY General Course Basketball 13 Track 1,2,33 Band 1,21 Brass Sextet 23 H Club 1,2,3,43 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 33 Iowa Farmer 1958. ERICKSON, NANETTE General Course News Team 3,42 Band l,2,3,4, Woodwind Quintet 2,3, Brass Sextet 1,2,3, French Horn Quartet 1,4, French Horn Solo 1,2,3, Twir1er2,3,4, All-StateBand 3g Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Girls' Quartet 4, Choraliers 33 Nokomis - Salesmang Librarian 1,4. ERICKSON, PATRICIA MARY Commercial Course Register - Typist 43 Pep Club 3,43 Nokomis - Re- porter. ERNST, ARLIS General Course Homecoming Attendant3 Prom Chairman 33 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President,43 G.R.A. 1,2,3,43 Cheerleader 3,45 Register - Reporter 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4,Secretary-Treasurer 33Nokomis- Reporter3 Student Council 3,4, President 4. FRIDOLFSON, RONALD General Course Rutland Independent 13 F.F.A. 2,3,43 Register - Re- porter 2. GARRETT, KENNY General Course Fort Dodge 1,23 F.F.A. 3. GORD, JANICE Commercial Course Register - Typist 4. GOODELL, SALLY A. General Course Girls' Glee Club 1,2,33 All-School Play 43 Interpre- tive Reading 43 D of D 43 Assemblies 43 Nokomis - Reporter. GOULD, GARY L. General Course Marshalltown 1,32 Los Angeles, California 23 Senior Class Play3 Assemblies 4. GUSTAFSON, GLENN General Course Mixed Chorus 2,3, Boys' Glee Club 23 Humorous Declamation 2g D of D 2,3,4. HABBEN, SHARON DIANNE Commercial Course Librarian 1. HANES, ROBERT D. General Course Football 43 Track 1,2. HALSRUD, ROBERT L. General Course Football 1,23 Track 1,21 Golf 1,2,3,4. HANKINS, GARY General Course Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,4, Captain 43 Track l,2,3,43 Gol.f 43 Baseball 2,3,43 H Club 2,3,4, Sec- retary 43 Student Council 4. HANRAHAN, CHARLES J. General Course Football 1,23 Track 1,2,43 Golf 13 All-School Play 2,32 Student Council 1.2. HANSEN, JUDY KAY Commercial Course Class Secretary 13 Girls' Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chor- us 3,4, President 4, Choraliers 3,4, Mixed Quartet 3,4, Madrigal 4, Mixed Double Quartet 4, Operetta Principal 3. All State Chorus 3,42 G.R.A. 1,2,3. HAN5 EN. MONTE General Course All-School Play 43 Festival Play, Student Director 43, D Of D 4: F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Register - Typist 3. HOFFMANN, MARGARET General Course Band l,2,3,4, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 3,4, Clarinet Quartet 3, Twirler 1,2,3,43 Senior Class Play: Li- brarian 4: G.R.A. 2,3,43 F.T.A. 3,4, Librarian 3, Secretary 43 Cheerleader 1,23 Assemblies 43 Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 4g Pep Club 1,2,3: Nokomis- Reporter. HOLLAR, BRUCE D. General Course Football 1. HOOD, MICHAEL JOSEPH General Course Football 13 Track 13 Register - Reporter 2. HOYER, MARIANNE Commercial Course Girls' Glee Club 1,2,33 G.R.A. 1,2,3,43 Register - Typist 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Nokomis - Photographer. JACOBS EN, .T UDY General Course Class Treasurer li Homecoming Queeng PromChair- man 33 G.R.A. 1,2,33 Cheerleader 2,3,43 D of D 2,3,4, Festival Play 23 Assemblies 43 Pep Club l,2,3,4, Pre- sident 43 Librarian 4. .TENS EN, ARLEN E Commercial Course Girls' Glee Club 1,23 Assemblies 43 Register - Typ- ist 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Nokomis - Reporter. JOHANSEN, PATRICIA General Course Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3, Clarinet Quartet 1, Clarinet Trio 2,3,4, Woodwind Trio 3,4, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 3, Solo 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4g Assemblies 4g Register - Typist 4g Reporter 2g Pep Club 2,3,4g Nokomis - Reporter. JOHNSEN, LINDA General Course Class Vice-President 2,33 Homecoming Attendant: Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Bas- soon Solo 3,4, Woodwind Quintet 2,3, Woodwind Trio 4s Girls' Glee Club 1, President lg Mixed Chorus 3,4, Vice-P resident 4: Accompanist 1,2,3,4g All-State Or- chestra lg All-School Play lg D of D 2,3,4, Radio Declamation 3, Short Story Winner 2, G.R.A. l,2,3g Assemblies 4, Register - Reporter 2g Pep Club 1,2, 3,4g Nokomis - Assistant Editor, Student Council 1, 2,4g Prom Chairman 3. JOHNSON, JIM General Course Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g H Club 1,2,3,4, President 4. KIRCHHOF, BETTY General Course Pep Club 2,3,4. KIRCHI-IOFF, CHERYL General Course F.F.A. Attendantg Girls' Glee Club 1, F.T.A. 4g As- semblies 4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Nokomis - Reporter. KIST, EVELYN S. General Course KT AR, LESLIE General Course Football 2,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3g H Club 3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4: F.F.A. Sweetheart Escort 4. KNIGHT, TOMMY General Course Track - Manager 23 H Club 2, 3, 4. GeneralCourse LAING, PATRICIA ANN G.R.A. 2,35 Assemblies 4: Pep Club 1,2,3gNokomis- Salesman. LEHMAN, LELA MAE Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Commercial Course General Course LOAR, CHARLES Algona 2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,4g Boys' Glee Club lg Choraliers 4, Boys' Quartet 4, Boys' Double Quartet 4g Madrigal 4, Mixed Quartet 1, Solo 4, All-State Chorus lg All-School Play lg Humorous Declamation 4, D of D.4. LOCKWOOD, LARRY General Course Football l,2,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus. 3,43 Boys' Glee Club lg H Club l,2,3,4. LONNING, NANCY LEE General Course G.R.A. 1,2g Pep Club 1,2,3. LOVERING, ARTHUR General Course Football 1,3,4g Basketball 3g Track 1,3g Boys' Glee Club 3g Nokomis - Salesman. MANSHIP, LINDA KAY General Course Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4, Librarian 3,4g All-School Play 3g Senior Class'Playg G.R.A. 2,3,4g F.T.A. 4, Assemblies 3,43 Register - Typist 45 Pep Club 1,2,3, 4. MC KENNA, JERRY L. General Course Football 1,2,4g Basketball 1,2g Track 1,2,3g H Club 4, St11dent Council 2. MERRIS, JOHN General Course Football l,3,4g Track 1,2,3p Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Choraliers 3, Operetta Chorus 1,2,3g All-School Play 2g Nokomis - Photographer. MYERS, JOHN General Course Football l,2, Manager 3g Track 1,2, Manager 35 Sen- ior Class Playg H Club 2,3g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Farm Mechanics Award 3, Short Story Winner 3. NELSON, MARCIA General Course Class Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, French Horn Quartet 1,2,3,4, DrumMaj- orette 4g Girls' Glee Club lg Contest Play 1,43 Htun- orous Declarnation lg Interpretative Reading Ig Radio Declamation 35 Senior Class Playg G.R.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 D of D 1,2,3,4, President 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Nokomis - Business Manager. NELSON, MARILYN J. General Course O'DONNELL, DENNIS DEAN General Course Football 1,2,3,4g Track lg H Club 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. 1, 2,35 Register - Reporter 2. OLSON, HARRIET ANN Commercial Course Band 1, 2. PETERSEN, SHARON LEA Commercial Course G.R.A. 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,4, Alternate lg Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4g No- komis - Reporter: Register - School News Editor 4, Typist 4, Reporter 2,4. RATHKE. MIKE General Course Track 3,43 Nokomis - Salesman. REDENTUS. MAX General Course Homecoming Escort. REEDY, RONALD JAMES General Course Homecoming Escort3 Football 1,23 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4. ROACH, JAMES General Course Fort Dodge 1,2,33 Band 4. ROBINSON, LANNY LEE General Course Football 1,2,33 Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,3. RUSE, ROGER ALLEN General Course Nokomis - Salesman. SANDE, RONALD Geneal Course Basketball 3,42 Golf 1,2,3,43 Band l,2,3,4, Cornet Quartet 1, Cornet Trio 2,4, Brass Sextet 2,3, Dance Band 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,33 Boys' Octet 1,2,3, Operetta l,2,33 Nokomis - Assistant Editorg D of D 43 Student Council 43 Assemblies 4. SCHULTZ, ALBERTA General Course Band l,2,3,43 Piano Solo 33 Accompanist 1,2,3,43 No- komis - Reporter. SIME, JAN E. General Course Track 1,2,33 Band l,2,3,4, Trombone Quartet 2,4, Dance Band 13 Mixed Chorus l,2, Boys' Glee Club 1, Operetta 23 Festival Play - Stage Manager 2. SLEITER, JUDY General Course Girls' Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Choraliers 3,4, Girls' Sextet 3,4, All-State Chorus 43 Librarian 43 Nokomis - Reporter. STENSLAND, JANET General Course Band l,2,3,4, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 2,3,43 Girls' Glee Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3,4, Choraliers 3,4, Girls' Quartet 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 4, Mixed Double Quar- tet 4, Operetta 3, All State Chorus 4g Assemblies 4g Pep Club 3,43 Nokomis - Reporter. STEVENSON, J ANIS JO ANN General Course Band l,2,3,4, German Band 2, Clarinet Quartet l,2, Mixed Clarinet Quartet l,3, Clarinet Solo 2,3, Clari- net Trio 4, Woodwind Quintet 43 Girls' Glee Club 3, Girls' Sextet 33 G.R.A. 1,2,3,4Q F.T.A. 3,43 Lib- rarian 43 Assemblies 43 Register - Reporter 4g Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Nokomis - Reporter. STRACHAN, GARY LYLE General Course Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 43 Band l,2,3,4, Dance Band 1,2,3,43 F.F.A. 13 Nokomis - Salesrnang Student Council 2,4, Vice- President 4. STRACHAN, JIM General Course Football 13 Boys' Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Choraliers 3,4, Double Mixed Quartet 3, Mixed Quar- tet 2,3, Boys' Double Quartet 2, Operetta - Prin- cipal 2,32 All-State Chorus 3,41 All-School Play - Student Director 33 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 23 Register - Reporter 23 Nokomis - Photographer. STRELOW, MARCHETA MARIE General Course Cheerleader 4, Alternate 33 Pep Club 3,4. TAUTE, RICHARD L. General Course Football 1,43 Basketball 4, Manager3 Track 1,2,3,43 Baseball 3,42 Boys' Glee Club 13 Senior Class Play H Club 43 Nokomis - Salesman. TAYLOR, FRANK General Course Rolfe 1,22 Mixed Chorus 3,42 F.F.A. 3. TERWILLIGER, INEZ Commercial Course Girls' Glee Club l,2, Mixed Chorus 3,42 Humorous Declamation 4, Original Oratory 4, Short Story Win- ner 2,3,43 G.R.A. 2,3,43 D of D 3,43 Assemblies 3,45 Librarian 13 Nokomis - Reporter. TERWILLIGER, JOYCE CommercialCourse Girls' Glee Club 13 G.R.A. 1,2,3,43 Assemblies 3,42 Register Staff 4. THOMPSON, DENNIS General Course Homecoming Escort3 Football 1,2,33 Basketball 1,22 Track 1,2,43 H Club 1,2,3,43 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Vice- President 43 Student Council 1,2. THOMPSON, ELAINE General Course Girls' Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 3,4, Operetta 33 Assemblies 4. THOMPSON, MADELIENE General Course Laurens 1,23 Mixed Chorus 43 G.R.A. 33 Librarian 43 Girls' Glee Club 3. THOMPSON, MARLENE General Course Girls' Glee Club 13 Radio Declamation 3,41 Senior Class P1ay3G .R.A. l,2,3,4, Representative2, Treasur- er 43 D of D 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 F.T.A. 3,4, Secretary 33 President 43 Register - Reporter 43 D of D Play 43 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Nokomis - Reporter3 Assemblies 4. THUNE, KAREN General Course Band l,2, 3,4, Clarinet Trio 2,3, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 3,43 Assemblies 43 Register - Typist 4, Re- porter 23 Pep Club 43 Librarian 4. 3 WESTFALL, J EANNE General Course Prom Chairman 3, Band l,2,3,4, Clarinet Quartet 3, Twirler l,2,3,4g Girls' Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Choraliers 3,4, Mixed Quartet 4, Operetta 2,3, Principal 3, Solo 3, Girls' Quartet 3,4, Double Mixed Quartet 4, All-State Chorus 4, G.R.A. 1,2,3g F.T.A.4, Vice-Presidentg Pep Club l,2,3g Nokomis - Art Editor. WIND, LA VONNE JEAN General Course Band 1,2,3,4, Solo l,2,3,4, Woodwind Quintet 2,3, Woodwind Trio 45 Girls' Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Choraliers 3,4, Girls' Quartet 3,4, Girls' Trio 4, Operetta 2,33 All-State Chorus 3g Nokomis - Re- porter. WITTMAN, ROBERT General Course Register - Reporter 2g Nokomis - Salesman. WIUFF, SKIPP General Course Football l,2,3g Basketball 1,2g H Club 3,4g F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4g Register - Reporter 25 Iowa Farmer 1958. According to my calculations, We're doing mis all wrong. Learning to fly, Stens1and? Wake up, Brant. Forget your candles? uvfillltgg Qi subaru? .... f' 'S M , 4,5 ,M ' 733th 3 Y J gf1'f y kos W ,441 A ff- 4 3, f . W 1- xii? AK- V 'S S lere's another nice picture we can't use. The building ofa wildcar- ' Oh, goody! Everyone gets to take he Mrxed Chorus hard at work Semester tests this year! H Eyes on the Copy Neva. 1 a new song. ' that? This was so typical, we just couldn t leave it out. How about I 1 .- Mrs. Alexander and her nature study class. Do you find the classes boring this year? is J 1 '21 f lifgfmligifilfflgigggig 1 S 5558 iam as Q W 25 81 X .N fa-wligiggigiy U -ffm ' ,ex K 4 A' ik...-umglvtxt ,.- ' 'SW'-fawtn Kiwi' Here we stand, waiting for the flowers to grow. The ag. department added a new roorn this year. Z A little more to the right, please. Oh! You shouldn't have Senior band surely looks little without the seniors. thrown that ball! I think I'll go inside for a while. A new type of rug, maybe. Mr. Hall, as seen by the audience. 111 L A Swedish meal for the D, of D, Banquet. Somebody swallow a feather? Now that you mention it, Iheard . . . , Is this where our tax money goes ? A teacher 's life is rough. We have some nice black stuff here. I just washed this carl x Photographers not photo- graphing. Now if you put this thing here . . Locked, you say? okomis Staff editor judy caskey assistant editors linda johnsen ron sande business manager m arcia. ne lson assistant business manager sharon braby art editor--jeanne westfa.11 Dh0f021'2Dh61'S j0hI1 m6I1'iS marianne hoyer classes-- freshmen--pat erickson jim Strachan sophomores - -arlene jenson juniors--janet stensland SD0ffS f00fb3l1 'S31'Y haflkills seniors--linda enockson, sally goodell 11 basketball and IIHCk 'S3Y1eIl deflkel' faculty mardee hoffmann student council arlis ernst homecoming cheryl kirchhoff spinsters' spree sandra hollar christmas activities jeanne westfall prom shirley danielson instrumental music pat johansen vocal music bert schultz speech marlene thompson all-school play la vonne wind Salesmell register staff dick raure phyllis dittrich SHIV gould assemblies glenn gustafson judy sleiter judy buscher pap Club DBI laing sharon peterson bob wittman h-club SHIV SfIHCh2I1 garlen decker madeliene thompson g. r. a. nanette erickson colleen boge rosemary de groote d. of d. roger ruse inez terwilliger mike rathke f.f. a mike boge f. t. a janis 4 The Last Word School is over for another year, and for the seniors, the years will never be again. 'I'he Nokomis room is now empty, for the 1959 yearbook has been completed at last. The editor is very grateful to all those who have done so much to help with the book. First on the list, and onewho deservesa lot of thanks, is Linda Johnsen, who served as assistant editor and was stuck with a lot of hard work and did it. A big thanks goes to Sau1's Studio, for without them, I don't know what we would have done. We also thank the Humboldt Newspaper office for the pictures they let us use fHonor Society and Track teaml. Mr. Eversoll and Mr. Cram, our advisers, were people we could fall back on. We thank them for their help, and we were glad they knew what they were doing -- we surely didn't. And last, but not least by any means, a big thank you goes to all the seniors who worked on this book. To you who got your write-ups in on time, to you who were willing to do more than what was expected of you, and to you who sold the books, we thank you sincerely. In conclusion, only one more thing will be said. This book you are holding is for you, student of Humboldt High. It is about you and your friends and your life in this school for nine months. We have tried to put together, in picture form and in writing, some of the most important things that happened this year. There have been some changes, and the activities are divided differently this year, but this year's Nokomis is basically the same. You have seen the product of our work and worryg only you are the judge of our suc- cess. If you are pleased by this book, and if it will remind you, in the years to come, of some happy times in the year 1958-59, then it will have accomplished its purpose. 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