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

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........OLD NOKOMIS........ GILLESI-'IE Following the Hillsboro game came the tilt with Gillespie here on jan. 1l. Nokomis played well throughout the whole game and F list with eleven points to his credit. The rivals held the the third quarter and allowed them only three points in the they were unable to catch the home town boys and when was in the lead with the score board reading 21-19. TAYLORVILLE Taylorville visited Nokomis for the next tilt on Ja successful and everyone figured in the scoring list. The same as in the Pana game, then Geiss was substituted for Nolcomis was trailing their opponents at the half by a sco out the rest of the game and succeeded in taking the game MT. OLIVE Nokomis went to Mt. Olive on jan. 19, where a game turned out to be better than had been expected. The the half it was tied again with the score ten apiece. From into the lead and the score was 25-20 at the end. PANA On Jan. 25, Nokomis journeyed to Pana for a second er Pana was slightly off at this time and Nokornis was what fecky topped the list with ten points: Davito ran a close second with a Florini figured up eight and Orin succeeded in securing six with Geiss adding the other two. One can easily see that everyone was looping them through. Pana found themselves on the little end of a sccre reading 35-21. TAYLORVILLE Nokomis went to Taylorville on February 8. to try to give them a trimming on their own fioor as they had done at home. The game turned out to be very close all the way through. but Nokomis lacked four points when the final gun was fired. Davito showed up well as a tioor man and he was high point man as well. for lie put four held goals and one free throw through the hoop. lVlT. OLIVE Mt. Olive visited us to furnish competition forthe next combat which took place on the fifteenth of February. The game turned out to be a runaway, for Nokomis led by-a large margin throughout the game. Geiss played an excellent gamez he had ten points to his credit while Frefecky figured up twelve. and Davito. eight. The final score was 36 to 24 in favor of the red and black quintet. GILLESPIE Nokomis' next journey was to Gillespie where a tough game was fought to the very end. In the previous encounter with Gillespie, Nokomis won the game by a narrow margin but the tables turned this time and Gillespie won by four points. The game was very close throughout: the score was 5 to 6 in Gillespie's favor at the end of the first quarter and 12 to 11 in Nokomis' favor at the half-way margin. Gillespie again went in the lead in the third quarter by a score of 17 to 15 and the final score was 26 to 22 with them holding the margin. HILLSBORO Hillsboro visited us on March 4. for our last combat before the District Tour- nament. The Hillsboro-Nokomis game was a hard fought batt1e. Ferfecl-cy led the scoring list in the game with a total cf eight points and Davito -game next with seven. Florini played the best floor game. Nckomis led at the half-way margin by a score of 13 to 9. but the game took a decidedly different turn in the second half. DISTRICT TOURNEY Nokomis was a little more successful in this tournament than in the previous ones as she reached the semifinals before she was beaten by Taylorville. llerrick furnished the opposition for the first game. Nokomis used the second team through- rut and won by a large margin, Tl.is game was played on Wednesday, Mar. 6. and the next game was the following afternoon when the Nol-coinis boys encountered Pawnee. This game was decidedly easy. .ind Nokomis won by a large score. In the semi-finals the home boys ran up against some stiffer competition in the Taylor- 'sille team. At the end of the first quarter the ganie loo!-'ed as if it might be close, but Taylorville gradually widened the leading ziiargin. Thus the Nokomis basketball season was brought to i close. 'I 'ITV .'

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OLD NOKOMIS . Achvlhes CORONATION OF FOO'1BALL QUEEN AND KING Standmg L Baxter E Pocock H Duddy L Gmbson S Popovxch l Neece G Hinton I G1pson W Orm ,I Zxmmerman F Stapleton V Pullen jones Sxttxng W Buescher A Carroll M Montx F Shalbot F Davxto L Graden W Ferfecky D Schaefer M jones R Peters Carnival The Annual Hlgh School Carmval was held on the nlght of November 16 at N T H S Some of 1ts features were a one act play Hrs Flrst Dress Sult The Faculty Zoo The Fortune Teller The Hall of Terror and the N T H S H1 llghts and Broadcastmg Studlo The pxocesslonal was followed by the crown1ng of Luc1le Graden as Football Queen and Frank Davlto as Football Kmg along wlth the1r at tendants After the crownmg there followed a grand promenade before the royal party of all partlclpants ln the Carnlval The recessloflal of thls grand assemblage closed another successful Carn1val M W Bug and LlH'le Sister Party On the afternoon of September 26 durmg the elghth hour a party was glven 1n the Gym The guests were the Freshman glrls and the Semor glrls acted as host esses Before the program the Semor glrls were lntroduced to thelr Llttle Slsters and then all occupxed the bleachers durmg the remalnder of the hour The program conslsted of a readmg by Ruth Bollman and dances by Dorothy Schaefer The three Semor H1 Trl officers each gave a short speech At the close of the program the Blg and Llttle Slsters Jomed hands and sang a song as a pledge of frlendshlp The party closed wnth the servlng of refreshments L G The Junior Wiener Roast The JUHIOFS held thenr wlener roast Tuesday mght October 2 1934 at Monroe Berns home After slttmg on logs and swappmg storxes all reverted to thelr early chlldhood days and played the games dear to the heart of a srx year old Thxs exerclse alded the dxgestlve organs wxth the roasted wxeners and marshmallows that had so mysterlously dlsappeared earlxer ln the evenxng M C Thirty one 00000000 000000 0 OOO :. ,. ,. ,. ,, .L. ,. ,. , -.. .. ,. . ' : . ,. .. .. .- .- ., .' I . - tl- - -H - , , , , ....'. , - ' 7 ! , . . I O O i ! . , - , . , , , , .. H .,, . .