Humboldt High School - Nokomis Yearbook (Humboldt, IA)

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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.

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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

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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.