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

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FACULTY Mr. E. E. Rade-M AC HER Assistant Principal Natural and Physical Sciences, Music “Let me die to the s uuds of delicious music.” Central Wesleyan College University of Missouri Chicago University Mr. C. G. Schilling Mathematics “Mathematics is the most wonderful instrument created by the genius of man for the discovery of truth.” University of Illinois Mrs. Charlotte H. Eekhoff Dean of Girls Latin, Algebra “hie who is ignorant of foreign la n g ua ges knows not his oxen” University of Illinois Normal University George Washington U. Mr. L. P. Myers Physics General Science Civics, Physiology “I always hail science as man’s truest friend and noblest helper.” Central Wesleyan College Kansas University Mr. W. M. Stumm Agriculture General Science “Avoid popularity if yon would have peace.” ’University of Illinois Miss Dorothy Herren History, Spanish Girls’ Gym “History is the interpretation of the story of the past and its application to the living present.” Carthage College University of Wisconsin Mrs. Zell ah Evan? Home Economics Cafeteria “She w h o m smiles and tears make equally lovely may command all hearts.” Park College Mr. H. I. Mayes Coach History, Civics Physiology “What counts most is internal fortitude.” Millikin, Normal University, University of Michigan, Notre Dame, University of Illinois, Wittenberg Mr. Jay Earle Hulet Principal American History Economics Commercial Law “What's all this noisy jargon of the schoolsr' Greenville College Kansas University University of Illinois Post-graduate at U. of I. Mr. R. A. Barth Commercial Subjects “Good h u m o r and generosity carry the day with the popular heart all the world over.” Southern Normal University, University of Illinois, Chicago University Armour Institute MISS H ELEN ARNETT English “She has eyes that could speak, though her tongue were silent.” Georgetown College University of Illinois Miss Stella Yacki.e English “Personality is that which is most intimate to me—that by which 1 shall act out my life.” University of Illinois Normal University Miss Josephine Bost Secretary “True worth is in being, not seeming.”