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

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The RED and WHITE Football Party . . . HE Pep Squad girls entertained the football boys and the faculty members at a theatre party on the evening of December 15, 1933. Fol- lowing the moving picture, the entire party gath- ered in the high school auditorium where a de- licious lunch was served. The tables were arranged to resemble an H and adorned with white chrysanthemums and red poinsettas. Music was played during the lunch by Inez Rist. Bernice Kaiser, president of the Pep Squad, acted as toastmistress. Pep Band . . . M USIC hath power! At least that was the opinion of a group of Junior and Senior boy musicians when they organized the so called Pep Band to play at the different athletic activities. And judging from our excellent athletical season their theory had much merit. The program was opened by Delphine Seely singing, You Have To Be a Football Hero , dress- ed as a Humboldt gridster. Delphine also tap danced and sang Pudin'-Jones. Following, James Herdlitchka gave two humorous readings in his most winning style. Mr. Weber and Coach Huff both gave short talks. Robert Ninger, captain of the football team, introduced the captain-elect, Leslie Gunzenhauser. Leslie concluded the pro- gram by a short talk in which he expressed his desire that the next football season be a success- ful one for the team. --- HH Clean Linen . . . THE debut of the c -jfkact comedy, Clean Linen was made whiflrch 15 at the Red and White Benefit progra. . The members of the cast were as follows:.'Eunicel Halm, Virginia Ann Porr, Bemicgmaiser, Robert Weber, Robert Howe, and Rpuph Reid. Thelma Bahl served as official prompter. At the Little Ten one-act play contest, Clean Linen received second place in a close race with Shubert, who received first and the cup. Eunice Halm was proclaimed the best actress and Robert Weber, the best actor. A great deal of credit goes to James Herd- litchka for the ideal manner in which he saved With few exceptions, the Pep Band made their so called musical contribution to both home and out-of-town games which showed a very com- mendable spirit on the part of its members. Their school spirit and whole hearted support for the team was very noticeable and extremely audible. unpreventable collapse. The performance of the play, ill and was not able to until it was given at the took the day off, learned and with few rehearsals cast, was ready for the James acted his part ex- his career in the play. G the for the play was a rat- ing of Superior given al tilwg M-I-N-K Dramatics contest, where Humboldt, tfiulmphant 0Ve1' Shu' bert, brought home the sweflgqstibskes tl'0DhY- 1. - 'K u ,,:b jg ' QQ? fc, XX .,,,. .,,:::::::,.- ,, f- . ww ' . NL ' :E .f' 'u Page Twelve

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The RED and WHITE Sophomore Class Freshman Class Top Row: Nadine Reid, Maxine England, Evelyn Everson, Leora Libhart, Delphine Bucher, Louisc Mullen, Loren Fergus, Oris Swanson. Third Row: Rita Rist, Helen Hendrix, Mildred Todd, Thelma Myer, Lucille Sandfort, Inez Rist, Del- phine Seely, Ivan Parli. Second Row: Rose McGinnis, Lorna Mae Uhri, Edith Philpot, Ardis Yearling, Grace Schmelzel, Viola Shadden, Miss Howe, tsponsori, Raymond Howell. Fir-st, Row: Bill Prater, Jack Palensky, Frank Fruhbauer, Bob Uhri, Quinten Pennington, Clyde Howell, Virgil Boomgaarn. Not In The Picture: Mary Boeck, Elmer Burgett, Ermanelle Herdlitchka, Paul Hunzeker, Effie Kuebler, Kenneth Shadden, Fred Harshbarger, Herbert Hudson, Harland Keiser, Ruth Schultz, Robert Gridley, Clarence Hughes, Ralph Kerr. Red and 'White Staff Left to right, top row: Burnus Schuler, snapshot editor: Jane Kehoe, editor-in-chief, Ernest Fruh- bauer, art editor. Second row: Richard McGinnis, athletic editor: Elizabeth Beutler, literary editor, Gordon Uhri, business manager. ----1: ii ,::-AW-A Top Row: Calvert Gridley, James Hunzeker, Ralph Meister, Wayne King, Ralph Hoffman, Raymond Herr, Alvin Witkowsky, Clinton Rexroth, Junior Casey. Third Row: June McGinnis, Elsie Mae Lafferty, Lu Verne Locke, Floy Shadden, Maurinc Porak, Rita Jenkins, Verna Robertson, Anna Barnes, Arthur Hunzeker, Melvin Fankhauser. Second Row: Freda Harms, Rosemond Fankhauser, Marjorie Hunzeker, Elizabeth Moyer, Helen Reid, Julia McMurray, Nadine Hynek, Elsie Krofta. First Rcw: Rudolph Nemechek, Robert Moritz, Harold Proctor, Keith Winheim, Glen Glathar. Mr. Hanna tsponsori, Virgil Barnes, Orvin Glathar, Louis Clement, Harland Nettleback. Not In The Picture: Dale King, Ivan Boop, Max Harshbarger, Albert Boeck, Elmer Rue, John Warner. Page Thirteen