Humboldt High School - Red and White Yearbook (Humboldt, NE)

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GLEN CARPENTER His opinions are his own. DORIS COLSON Known for her quietness and liked for her smile. ROBERT EIS A portrait of innocence but-we know better. MARGARET FERGUVS Una,ssuming is her way. Her presence drives the clouds away. RUTH G-ROSSENBACHER Quiet until you know her-and then. ELIZABETH GRIDLEY Of study she took most care and most heed! ' AILANE HAYES A woman's heant is like the moon always a. man in it. RALPH HENDRIX His inteligence and disposition have won him many friends. 1 1.,,,1,,.1,,,... .-. .1 1 1 1 1 ... 1 1.111 1.4--ui,-W V 1 w 'W' 1 'U' 1 ' 1 111- '1 '1 - '-'-1'- w1-i -w- -111 111'-1.Zu-1H-uu1'w-,ui-W-iw-.m1.w1,+ PAGE THIRTEEN

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i I l E i .ru-l.. -... 1 1 -. I JUNJIORS I Q. - www- 1 wwuw -1 ru:m,--ww-A PAGE TWELVE LEAH RUTH CORNELIUS It's nice to be naatural when you're naturally nice. RICHARD NIMIS 'Tm not lazy but I sure :hate to work. ARLENE WHITNEY A proof that valuables are often wrapped in small packages. ROBERT BUROW 'Tm a tremendous espisodef' ROBERT BURGETT Some day I'11 be famous but I don't know what for. MARIE BOOMGAARN A diligent worker as steady as a. clock. EDWIN BENTLEY Give me the moonlight, give me the girl, and leave 'the rest to me. MELVIN BABCOCK Speech is silver, silence is golden.

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+,,,.,,,,,- - .... -. -,.. .. -I ----- I ---- - I- -.- - - - 1 I I i ALTA HARBOUR 1 Ready to give the blues a back- ' ward boost. I I WHLMA.HUNZEKER i If convinced against her will she's I of the same opinion still. I i EVELYN JAROS I A proper maiden this and I thoughtful. I I WHLMA.KOENEKE I She's true to her Work and to her I friends. I I EDNA KERR 1 What should I do buit giggle? I I A FRHH.KERNS - Not guilty. What happened? I I MAX KERNS I HThe gins ah say lun a rare jewel. I I DONALD LOUDERBACK i His favorite pastime, kidnaping a I little sophomore. I I pmw.m-WmWmw..w-... ,,,. ...... .---- --m----------- 4 PAGE FOURTEEN