Noble High School - Nobelite Yearbook (Noble, IL)

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JUNIOR-SENIOR CARNIVAL OF 1950 'is' The third annual Junior-Senior Carnival was held February 11. A Valentine's Day theme was carried out in the decorations and novelties. After several weeks of planning and preparation the carnival proved successful as each class cleared a profit of S190.56. Some of the different events were: queen coronation, boxing, novelty show, raffle, amateur show, movie and Sweetheart's Cafe. QUEEN OF HEARTS AND ATTENDANTS June Van Blaricum Sue Evans Freida Long Jim Wells Bill Farleigh Herby Gillen THE QUEEN OF HEARTS AND ESCORT Peggy Brant Johnnie Osterman Betty Patterson Sue Van Blaricum Peggy Rusk Bill Patterson Dennie Dugan Bill Stine

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NDllbBLlGlIB'l-A--M-9-,150 CLASSROOM VIEWS HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Carolyn Rockabrand This is a picture of one section of the sophomore homemaking class. These girls do a great deal of sewing and most of them belong to the Future Homemakers' Club. RADIO PROGRAM This is a picture of one group of students presenting a radio program. These programs fv presented in the English room and broadcast from WVLN by remote control. It is spon- sored by the speech class under the direction of the speech and English teacher, Miss Alice Kell. ALGEBRA Mr. Merle Allard These are the students hwo have to think before they write. The students at the blackboard are working examples for their classmates. BOOKKEEPING Mr. Murvin Brown This is a picture of the students who have many problems to solve. Most of these students plan to use this subject in their futufe careers. AGRI-CULTURE Mr. James Clinton These boys are the future farmers. The door you see on the left hand side takes you to the agriculture shop in which the boys enjoy working. METAL LATHE Bill Travous is working with this apparatus without which the shop boys would be lost. It is used in turning down metal. Each shop student is re- quired to take a course on this lathe. SHORTHAND I Miss Dorothy Fern Provines These girls are preparing themselves for their future careers. They plan to be clerks, stenographers, and secre- taries. GENERAL SCIENCE Mr. Charles Bradfield These students study the materials and forces of nature and learn how our lives are affected by them.