Nokomis High School - Old Nokomis Yearbook (Nokomis, IL)

Page 32 text:

(Thr ujifyoiiturr (Class Ijishiru. And it came to pass that a tribe mint out of the north and settled in the land of happiness and learning On the first day of their sojourn there this tribe, the class of 1020 in the Xokomis High School, wandered through the lofty halls and saw the books so rich with Learning- On the next day of their schooling they struggled hard looking dazed anil bewildered, and many were their awkward blunders. Hut with the patient teachers helping, in the end the difficulties were adjusted. Soon they found themselves a factor in the movements of the High School. Ably they pursued their studies. They had tlieii own class meetings and chose Karl Cl ray their leader. Too soon that first good year was ended. On a etml September morning they again resumed their studies. Hut a few had then departed- They were given new positions, and their work they never slighted- Herbert Hines liecame their leader- -president they now all hailed him. Through the winter long, they toiled for a higher eduea lion. for this trihe would fain endeavor- learn to serve its f. l low ereat tires, learn to lighten all their la tors. Time rolled on. the winter vanished: and at last t'ie verdant live-tops ushered in the happy spring time. As another year was ending, thoughts wen turned to years remaining, hoping for still greater progms. With regrets they'll soon 1m» parting. all to meet again in autumn. WHO IS MOST BENEFITED BY THE MONEY YOU EARN? You Are Others Are If you save it. If you spend it. Be true to yourself and deposit a small amount regularly with The Farmers National Bank Nokomis, Illinois. (diaries We'scli. Member Federal Reserve Interest on Savings.