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

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NOTOHISCO 19 2 1 27 JUNIOR-ESTS Lillian Woltman .................. Tang Willis ...................... Katherine Shoemaker .............. Ruth F. and Ruth S................ Totty and Fritz .................. Grace Jones ...................... Gladys Larrick ................... Reyburn Smith .................... Jesse O'Brien .................... Chicken Brakenhoff ............... John Groogan ..................... Raymond O'Brien .................. ...Short-est ...Tall-est ..Smart-est Skinny-est Drugg-est ....Fat-est ..Tardy-est ...Fast-est ...Sober-est ..Funny-est N’ew-est ...Roughest j THE JUNIOR'S LAMENT (with apologies to the Rosary) The cash I spend on thee, dear heart, I- like a string of pearls to me, I count it over, every coin apart— . My salary, my salary. I'd gladly take you to the shows. If you'd go to the gallery ; But if you insist on the first four rows, My salary, my salary. MmmiiiimiiHitiMiiiimtiiiHt

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Ruth Stevenson....... Ruth Frederich....... Lillian Woltman...... Howard Hulbert....... Reyburn Smith........ Stanley Willis....... Katherine Shoemaker Lorine Buell.....,... Amos Pinkerton....... George Grimes........ Fritz Evans.......... Burr Powers.......... JUNIORS .....................Real Slender ....................Right Forever ...................Little Woman ....................Hates Himself .......................Real Sport ..................Seeking Women ..........Kettelkamp’s Sweetheart .......................Little Baby ...................Always Pleasant .....................Good Gambler ................Famous Evermore ................Bum Projectionist jt jt jt Mr. Starner—“Now, once as I was going down the street I saw a poor, hungry dog. I went into a nearby butcher shop and bought it some meat. Now what made me do that?” Fritz (softly)—“Brotherly love.” jt MYTHOLOGY OF JUNIOR CLASS Jupiter ............................Gilbert Kettlekamp Juno .....................................Ruth Stevenson Pluto...............................................Amos Pinkerton Mars ....................................Branham Powers Bacchus..........................................Reyburn Smith Ceres ..................................Dorothea Nobbe Minerva ..........................Katherine Shoemaker Apollo ..................................Stanley Willis Mercury ............................Kenneth Brakenhoff Pan................................................Jesse O’Brien nniiiiiiiiiiiiiinmitiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw

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Junior Class Poem Now as with dreamy eyes we look Our Junior year draws to a close. While in the future, hidden now— (meat here our work may he, who knows? Into this large old world of ours. Though years may lead us far away. We needs must work now to prepare Ourselves to help humanity. What work may come we cannot tell, A hat e'er it is we'll do our best. And overcome the obstacles That show themselves in life’s hard test. So one more year here we will go To give the best in all we do. That time may say when at the end “Well, have you done the best you knew?” Thus on and on we must prepare Ourselves for all the works of life. That as we then can give Our best, in overcoming strife. So let the record of our past Be as a light, that leads us still Along life’s path where we will go And say to all. “We Can, We Will.” „ » , WHEN WILL THE ARMISTICE BE SIGNED? Slowly the din of battle arises, gradually it grows louder, sounds echo back and forth and are intermingled, everyone is speaking at the same time. A momentary lull, then with renewed vigor the terrible struggle goes on—who will be the master, will it never end? Suddenly a terrible crash—the bell is ringing and English III class is dismissed for another day. A VETERAN. MMWHMmiiWHiraiiiiiiiiuiHiiiiiiiiiHiiiinuiiiinui