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

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OLD OMIS Mn. Zoox Principal Mo. U., South Mo. Teachers' College, Chicago U., Cent. Mo. Teachers' College, Naval Academy, Okla- homa U., Kansas U. Knowledge, in truth, is the great sun of the firvnainent. Life and power are scat- tered with all its beam.s. Mn. MAYES Alh. Coach, Social Science Milliukin, Ill. State Normal, U. of Mich., U. of Notre Dame. Don't flinch, don't fail, hit the line hard. Mn. Nnwvom' Agriculture U. of I. Push on-keep moving. MISS HOEPPNER Mathematics U. of Chicago, Colorado College. How wise one 'must be to be always kind. u Miss BLESSING Home Economics Park College. True worth is in being, not seeming In doing each day that goes by Some little good, not in dreaming Of great things to do by and by. MR. CREPIN Science U. of Chicago, Cent. Wesleyan College. I believe in honesty, sincer- ity and the square deal in malciiig up one's 'mind what to do-and doing it. Miss HAMPTON English Millikin U. Left before we knew her. Eleven MR. RADEMACHER Science, Music, Ass't. Prin U. of Chicago, U. of Mo., Cent. Wesleyan College. There is no truer truth ob- tainable By man that comes of innsicf' MRS. EEKHOFF Latin, Dean of Wcfmen U. of I., Normal U. I f you think yon'll win, yoidve won. Miss YACKLE English U. of I., Normal U. True to her word, her work, her friends. MR. BARTH Contmercial Dept. U. of Chicago, Southern Normal U. The victim of connabialityf' MRS. MOODY - English U. of I., U. of Chicago, Ill. Women's College. Good to be 'nierrie and wise. Miss THOMPSON History, Civics Ill. Women's College. I hate nobody, Pon in char- ity with the world. MISS NANTKES Secretary The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to efcecntef'

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H OLD some HOUR ,IANITOR Thei'e's an indispensable personage in Old N okomis High- An accomodating gentleman, in whose laughing, twinkling eye Can be discerned a youthful spirit, which is always with us boys A lovin' us and th' things we do-our work, our sports, our noise. He knows just how our troubles go and sympathizes, too, When we've been workin' awful hard, and are feelin' awful blueg He yells us on to victory, consoles us when we loseg To him the knowledge that we've won is just the best o' news. So when the time for us has come to leave this Old Nokomis And farewells done We carry out those big hard-earned diplomas, Among the things we'll not forget is Gcorge's smiling faceg And he'll keep on just bein' a pal to the boys who take our place. BIG DONH. Twelve