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

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SNAPS Tall Soph. Junior Lassie Also elongated. Recognize 'em ? Latin nemesis Our local Ein- stein. More Juniors. The 'perfect' de- bater. A well known Triumvirate. Mr. Weber and Dorothy. Second s t o r y workers. Senior farmer- ettes. Mountain Scene. Aviatrix. Birds eye view. Oh for fthe life of a birdie. Some dogs for a debater. Ask Seely. Just children. Gone but not for- gotten. ' Coquette. PAGE THIRTY-NIN E ' s 1 vi 4. .444 A

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yi., ,. E. rs I if. if 1 . X if if, .I 'J 2 .Ms I '01-55-X. '. .Q-K-':,:,, 3533- si. 1 iii. L5 L :fn E 'Z' 12-Naomi slips. Another crack in Q the floor. I 2 never cease ? 17-Lost to Dawson. Will miracles 20-Revenged on Pawnee, Hooray! I George Pipal fell off fthe dunce E stool in library. Will he never be serious? I 23-First debate with Syracuse. We won. 26-Debate with Tecumseh. We won. 27 and 28, Girl Reserves descend en masse in the Capital City. I Big convention. Little Ten Bas- ? ketball Tournament. Won the Consolation flight and a brand new baskeft ball. I MARCH: 2 5 6 and 7, District Basketball Tournament at Peru. Won 1 I out of 3. Grade operetta on the 6th and how it did snow. And Q again in this eventful Week I Exams 12-Bad news. Report cards again l also debate with Nebraska City. We won again. ' 16-Debate team goes to Lincoln and comes out even. Ike car- I ries gas. Doris Trimble back Oh what work there is to be g done. I 17-Ruth goes Irish with a green i coat and everybody else with a 5 reen look , g' A 19-Lost a debate to Auburn. I Tough luck. SPRING CALENDAR 2 MARCH: I ZWI' I 20-Juniors start practicing on I their play. Q 25-Debate with Sterling. and we I Suu win. First Baseball game S with Verdon. We won it. 30-Debate with Peru Prep and an- other victory. I 31---Minstrel show and Grade Oper- 1 etta. Lots of black men. APRIL: I 1-We thought we'd leave this 2 blank and fool you but we l ' can't. Won a baseball .game from Salem and a debate from I 9 Pawnee. 2-We won over Nebraska Citv in I Debate again. We win the Dis- trict Championship first time 5 in history. Are we magno- I lius? T 3-Commercial Contest here. O 5 hearken to the clang of tvpe- I writers and pencils. Music I Contest at Omaha. Our soloist 1 gets a fourth. I 6-Senior 'flag flies all day. Jun- I iors steal a march at 4 o'clock. 2 7-Juniors mount guard over their ! flag but Seniors have it down l ! 4.vu-um-uu-un-nu-m4-ml--nn-un- 1 1 1 1 .- 1 PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT n-my-. iw... --nu-ul...ul.1Iil,1wlI-Im-m...,,-,1,,,,,1uf+-nn- 1 1 1 1ln1luu1uuu1lm1nI41I,..1unn1II,,i,,,,...,,,,1,,,,1,,,, - by 5:00 A. M. Juniors raise an- other but it descends also. Big fight rinside seats 81.00 to early risers. Won Base-ball game from Stella. Yawns and more yawns. 8-Track meet at DuBois. Didn't 9 10 16 come out so well. -Eighth Grade impersonates the Seniors. Didn't know we were so good. -Spelling Contest and return en- gagement of Minstrel show. My such popularity. -State Debate Contest. Our champion team falls at fthe de- cision of a loud suit. Times have changed since the war, and we're not lucky. 17-Junior Class Play Young America , presented well and attended well, need more be said. Also a few play that old army game of Hooky. 18-Southeastern Nebraska Confer- 20 24 ence Track Meet at Peru. We place third out of 8 schools. Not so bad. -It rained, and rained, and fin- ally irt rained. Seniors sneak to Leavenworth. 22- -Scholastic Contest at Verdon. Our Einsteins and Edisons at- ftend. We won another cup. 27-My but school grows tiresome. 30-It seems as if swimming time MAY: 1 is here. Boy! it is hot. -Big May Fete we're all cele- brating the spring fever. 8-Counlty Eighth grade Exams. 23- The Coun-ty students examine our building. Some were re- ported lost. Well we were lost once too so why laugh. Baccalaurette Services. 27-Eighth Grade Commencement. 29- A new flock of Freshies bloom. Senior Commencement. We are turned out into the cold, cold world to shift for ourselves, some go Ito become Co-eds and Fliver Pushers others house- wives and Farmall Herders. But anyway let's all be success- ful what say? Last day of school for some merely a pause, for others, but let's not fonget our happy hours and close friendships formed at school and may we all look back and realize that we have passed the most eventful time in our lives within the confines of Hum- boldt High with its ideals and traditions. -La Vaughn Rist

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12 SNAPS Seniors in the First Grade. The Team. Ruthie don't like cameramen, evi- dently. Charge of the Light Brigade. Old maids' con- vention. She likes 'em red headed. A group of grown-up young- sters. Me and my shadow. Capt. Hudson waltching for ducks. 10 Blonde preferred 11 Orma ready to sin-g. 'Necktie Partief 13 Superintendent 14 Quoting Car- rie. 15 Old Standby. PAGE FORTY