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

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(Dlii Noknmia 1933 Calendar September. 5. What a school! 302 enrolled. 7. 31 strong boys report for football. 20. Classes eiect new officers and sponsors for year. 23. What a game! Lost to Shelby 6-2, first game and what a start. October. 1. Beat Carlinville 7-6. Lost Roland Rabold, but a good game, nevertheless. 7. Another defeat by the much loved (?) Hillsboro but outplayed them anyway. 20. Future Faimers win honors. Make some girls a nice husband. Watch out gals! 22. Beat Litchfield 18-0. Yeah! Team! 28. One more victory. Beat Assumption 7-0. November. 2. Ding! Dong! Everyone pushing, but it’s just a fire drill. 3. Smart pupils—70 named on honor roll. 4. Carnival—Horrors!—Ann Cibulka elected Carnival Queen. 9. Mr. Rademacher absent from school. 11. Regular Armistice defeat ror Pana 19-0. 21. Now we can see tne movies for a nickle. A great show! December. 5. Sh! Don’t tell the Juniors about it. Juniors think it’s going to be a party. 13. Another show. It’ll make a good book report for someone. 15. Seniors give the Juniors a good time. Faity went off with a bang? ? 21. Another swell game. Johnson said Pana wouldn’t get 30. They didn't. Jumped right over it to 39. January. 3. New Year starts off with a bang! Won two games over holidays. Beat Hillsboro 19-16, then Witt, and what a victory 34-20. 4. School in full swing. Community Tournament. 6. Tournament ends. First team beat Alumni in 8th hour game. 10. Nokomis beat Shclbyvillo 30-29 in overtime. Another of Rade’s interesting picture shows. 13. Downneai ted. We were beat by Gillespie 22-13. 13. Played Taylarville. Just another defeat for Taylorville, 19-27. 23. Hurrah! We beat Assump.ion 28-19. 2 . Everybody happy? Report cards came out. 31. Mr. Hulet gave a lecture about loafing. Let’s everybody study hard. February. 2. Played Coffeen in the Co”nty Tournament, and did we run away from them? The score was only 33-9. 3. Played LLchfield and won again. Nokomis might get first place.

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1933 ©111 Nnluimis 4. Too bad! Hillsboro knocked us out, but Raymond Goodwin won on free throws. 7. Winter again. Another show “special”, only 2c. Beat by Pana 28-18. 10. Nokomis went to Staunton for a defeat of 24-25. 14. Nokomis won over Shelbyville 28-29. Another one point victory from Shelby. 17. OH! OH! Defeated by Taylorville, 17-31. What’s the matter? 20. Big fight! Just two hair pulling girls, but they got a vacation out of it. 21. Witt and Nokomis—we had a terrible time but we won by one point. 24. Stunt show. What a night for a show. Rain and more rain, but had a big crowd in spite of it. 28. Hillsboro beat us again 17-19. Maybe we can beat them the next time. March. 3. Beat Staunton 22-29 Three cheers for Nokomis. Dove is sick and can’t play. 8. District Tournament started. Nokomis won first game against Tower Hill 26-18. 10. Another victory in the Tournament. We beat Morrisonville 41-6. 11. We conquered Taylorville and our old rivals, Hillsboro, to take first place in district. Yea! Team! 13. Big pep meeting. Bertolino and Ferfecky were placed on the all star team. 15. Nokomis walloped Granite City in spite of their 6 ft. 4 center. 16. School sends B. B. players telegram of congratulations. 20. Rademacher absent from school with flu. 22. Stumm gone and Rade is still missing. 29. Dove surprises the English class by saying he believes in doing the right thing. Report cards out. 74 on honor roll. Aoril. 14. Good Friday. No school. 21. Senior Class play “Girl Shy.” 22. Commercial contest at Pana. 26. Spring weather brings more and more couples together. Watch for the weddings. 29. Se tional Commercial Contest. May. 3. Annuals are ready to be distributed. 4. May Fete. 11. Night of Nights—the Big Banquet. 12. Senior Skip Day. What a dreary day at school. 18-19. Exams and more exams. The last high school exam for the Seniors. 21. Baccalaureate. 22-23. Registration Day. A grand mix-up. 24. Class Day. Didn’t we have fun? Ail but the Seniors.. 25. Commencement Night for sixty-five Seniors. Gone but not forgotten.