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OLD NOKOMIS 19 3 4 GENO V1GHI ”Pow Wow” Stunt Show 3; F.F.A. 3. DOROTHY WIEN EKE Do ” May Fete 1, 2, 3; Musicale 1, 2; Stunt Show 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Hi-Tri 3, President 4; Chorus I; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. WILBER JAMES WILSON ”W hcclbarrow” Carnival 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4. CARL WRIGHT Ctf ” Orange Colored Necktie” 3. Senior Class History Seniors! How proud we are of that title, but it has taken us three years of work, play, and study to earn it. We entered N. T. H. S. September, 1930 as shaky and as green as any class that ever started on a High School career. Ninety-eight of us, soon under the capable guidance of Mrs. Eekhoff, Mr. Myers, Arlow Julian, Clifford Jones, Daniel Bost, and Iola Husman, completed our first year creditably. The next year, with our newly acquired name and dignity of Sophomores, we again chose our officers. This time we elected Miss Pircher, Mr. Rademachcr, Vernon Buescher, Vladimir Sanuskar, Lena Florini, and Winifred Geiss, who were all the finest ever. We stoutly maintain there was never a more active and honorable class than the Sophomores of ’31-’32. The next year, eager upper-classmen, we set to work with new energy. We were especially proud of our Junior leaders, Miss Yackle, Mr. Stumm, Hazel Read, Roland Rabold, John Cibulka, and Mike Popovich. They were certainly busy people, for they had to steer through the troubled waters of our Junior Class Play, Junior-Senior Banquet, and many other activities. And now, a class of sixty-eight, we entered the serious business of being Seniors after an apprenticeship of three years. Since being Seniors is a serious business, we necessarily must choose the best of people to lead in the organization. We found some very competent ones too, Miss Yackle, whom we had the great privilege of having for the second time, Mr. Barth, Ruth Kanke, Tommy Mulholland, Melinda Tossetti, and Arlow Julian. Their fine generalship has been a great factor in our successes as a class and we are very grateful to them. After a year of their exceptional leadership we have at last arrived — we are the class of ’34. Eight
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Grads Bequeath To Lesser Mortals Individually and Collectively: The Senior Class Our thanks and hope for recovery to the Faculty. The Senior Class Our exalted position to the Juniors. The Senior Class...... Our dignity to the Sophomores. The Senior Class Our sympathy to the Freshmen. The Senior Class .Our memory and blessing to the School. Viola Becker .........Harold Taylor to Absolutely No One. John Blasko ...........My wicked character to Ray Engelhart. Daniel Bost My angelic expression to Bruno Lehenbauer. Vernon Buescher------- My efforts to keep from blushing to Lorell Watne. Anita Calihan My sophistication to Orlo Ruppert. John Chabala . My girl friend to the four winds. John Cibulka Nothing to Mr. Ferguson. Angeline Costa The angel” i.i my name and nature to Mr. Johnson. Dominick Costa My sunny smile to everybody. Marvin Dahler MyAmerican History Book for burial tojames Stewart. Angelo Dal Piaz flow to be a Sheik” to Mr Cosner. Louise Davis My disposition to Ruth Bollman. Eileen Deitz Humoring Boy-Friends” to Kathryn Gipson. Annamae Easterday My reputation to Nadine Lehman. Helen Eckhoff My inches to some small girl. Charlotte Epstein Sole right to my first name to Mrs. Eekhoff. Lena Florini ---------My popularity to Loretta McKenna. Estel Lea Fogle My Freshman sister to the Faculty. Sarah Fogle My confidences to Ida Mae Hulbert. John Forgacs My size 23’s to Mr. Johnson. Mary Furimsky My advice on school to my brother. Winifred Geiss .My vocalizing to Ila Davis. Henry Giorgis My nick-name to Mr. Barth. Wesley Gordish My boisterous ways to Bruno Rossi. Charles Grimes My reticence to Phillip Gilbert. Charles Hinkle The liquid consonants to Miss Ronchetti. Wilda Hunter ......... All I can spare to Miss Yackle. Lucille Husman My hobby to Betty Lou Peters. Harriet Irwin My footsteps to the Sands of Time. Joy Isbell............. A cook book to Miss Laws. John Jachino My winning ways to all Freshman boys. Pete N” Jachino —....My star basketball playing to Andy Furimsky. Pete ”W” Jachino My stature to Carl Zepp. Norman Johnson--------My telephone number to all pretty girls.
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