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

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Juniors JOHN KACURA MARIAN KETTELKAMP ELLEN E. KIEFER MR. BERTOGLIO. Sponsor DOROTHY KIESLAR MARGARET LAYER CLETUS LEHMAN MARGARET MICHALOWSKI LETA MARIE NORTHCRAFT HELEN NUSSMAN MARION O’MALLEY CURZIO PAESANI JOE A. PASDECK EDWARD F. PILGRIM CATHERINE PINI MARIE KATHRYN PREVEDEL DOROTHY PULLEN KENNETH E. REINCKE VIRGINIA LEE SCHAEFER LEORA SCHAPER RALPH SCHELLER NADINE SHARP KENNETH SINGLER WILLIAM STAUDER MILDRED SWARBRICK THERESA F. TOSSI DWIGHT WEEKS ROBERT O. WHITE AUDREY CLEO WILSON BRUCE WOODHOUSE THOMAS WUNDERLICH PAGE 19

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Juniors MISS BRIGHT, Sponsor WILLIAM RICHARDSON. President GEORGE PEPAS, Vice President AIMEE McNEIL, Secretory-Treosurer SHIRLEY JANE BAIRD ROBERT BATESON CLIFFORD L. BETZOLD FRED BOWERS SUE CIBEREY ZITA COMPAGNI JEAN CONWAY LOLETTA CRABBE ALANA DASOVICH BESSIE DAVIS GERALDINE ERNST MILDRED FETSKO LEE ROY FOURNIER GEORGE FULLERTON PAULINE FURIMSKY JACK SHIELDS GAFFNEY JOHN GENT JOHN A. GOLITKO DOROTHY GORDISH DORIS MAE GRIMES ELSIE IRENE GRONEWALD LORRAINE HENSON MARJORIE MARIE HIERONYMUS ALICE HINES PAUL HINES WANDA HINTON MILDRED HOLMES MARJORIE HOWELL PAGE 18

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Junior Class History Time: 1936. Act I Place: N.T. H. S. Characters: Major: Edward Pilgrim, president. William Richardson, vice-president. Wanda Hinton, secretary and treasurer. Miss Pircher, sponsor. Minor: Eighty-one other green freshmen. Scene I On a hot September day eighty-four small, bashful but conquering freshmen came upon the scene of action here at N. T. H. S. Scene II Late in October we entertained the faculty and ourselves at a masquerade party. Time: One year later. Act II Place: N.T. H. S. Characters: Major: John Gent, president. Dorothy Pullen, vice-president. Elsie Gronewald, secretary end treasurer. Mr. Priddle, sponsor. Minor: Sixty-eight other sophisticated sophomores. Scene I Hallowe'en just couldn't go by without our having a party, so we entertained the freshmen, faculty and ourselves with a hilarious party in the gym. Scene II We left our sophomore year to go on eagerly into our junior year. Time: One year later. Act III Place: Still here. Characters: Major: William Richardson, president. George Pepas, vice-president. Aimee McNeil, secretary and treasurer. Miss Bright and Mr. Bertoglio, sponsors. Minor: Fifty-nine other jolly juniors. Scene I Again we celebrated Hallowe’en—this time with a Harvest Dance for the school. Sue Ciberey was chosen Harvest Queen. Scene II We, as upper classmen, gave a play, entitled Tomboy. It was a great success and was enjoyed by everyone. Scene III We were wholesomely entertained by the seniors at a Christmas party which included dancing and, of course, Santa Claus. Scene IV Our year's climax came with our entertaining the seniors at a formal dinner dance, where the guests spent an enjoyable evening. We have one ambition—to perform the fourth act even better than our predecessors, the seniors of '39. Sponsors: Mr. Bertoglio and Miss Bright Colors: E. K. and J. G. Pink and Silver Motto: Teamwork Brings Success Flower: Pink Rose PAGE 20