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

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“Old Nokomis” Staff Dear Reader: This is the 1942-43 Old Nokomis staff of Nokomis Township High School reporting the major and the minor activities of our school. We have all tried to profit from the mistakes made by classes of other years and to bring you the very best Annual you have ever had. This year we have a number of juniors as assistants so that they will be equipped to continue with the work efficiently next year. It is a big task and we wish them luck. In addition to publishing the Old Nokomis”, we have run a news column in the Free Press Progress each week. Many of you have had some embarrassing moments because of this column, but we hope you have enjoyed reading it. This year we have two juniors and two seniors as editors-in-chief and literary editors. It was their problem to sec that all the material was in on time, properly and correctly written. The photographers had a larger job than many thought. They had to round up friends and classmates for pictures; but this was easy compared to cutting and mounting the pictures for the scrap pages. The sports editors have done very good work too. They were always right around the corner when something of importance happened in the sports world. Thanks to the business managers who have kept our receipts and expenditures straight, with the former always greater than the latter. This was important and necessary—collecting money and keeping books—and was well done. The circulation manager has made us a good record. If it hadn’t been for her, we would have done all our labor in vain because she had charge of selling the Annual. If you think this isn’t a job, you try to sell as many Annuals. The calendar editor kept tab” on the doings of the school each day so that we should have something by which to remember what we did each day. Now come our t-y-p-i-s-t-s who have the biggest task of all. They type the material that all the other divisions have prepared. Those who envy them may do this work next year. As we present our 1943 Old Nokomis , it is our sincere wish that it will give pleasant moments at the present and serve as a permanent reminiscience of happy days well spent. Ixft Sii c—Leonard Clubala, Literary Editor; Julbert Mclin, Assistant Athletic Editor; Lilian Abrolat, Typist; Shirlcyann Kapilla, Typist; Ray Robbins, Assistant Editor-in-chief; Norma Carlock, Assistant Literary Editor; Miss Yackle, Sponsor; Kathrinc Hulbcrt, Assistant Kodak Editor; Melba Schneider, Calendar Editor; June Ruffing, Kodak Editor Ri ht Side—Lyla Herzog, Circulation Manager; Margaret Pick, Business Manager; Bill Schnceberg, Assistant Business Manager; Irene Coady, Typist; Mr. Montgomery, Sponsor; Lamar Colonius, Kodak Editor; Oral May Woltmann, E'ditor-in-chief; John Poliak, Kodak Editor; Gerald Mehochko, Athletic Editor; Betty Murphy, Typist (not in the V”)

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Lester Smith, 1938 James Sneddon, 1931 James Udell Sneddon, 193 5 Russell E. Sparks, 1930 Frank Stapleton, 193 5 Jay Stiehl, 1939 Edward Stimac, 1938 John J. Stimac, 1940 Lawrence Stivers, 1937 Andy Strazar, 1937 Frank Strazar, 1933 Tony Strazar, 193 3 Eugene Stolz, 1941 John Suslje, 1932 John L. Suslje, 1932 Matt Suslje, 1932 Harold Taylor, 1934 Kenneth Taylor, 1939 Lawrence Tickus, 1939 Joe Tokoly, 1930 John Tokoly, 1931 Ludwig Tokoly, 1932 Arniand Tosetti, 1935 James Tosetti, 1938 Orville Travis, 1938 James Vancil, 1937 Steve Vansack, 1938 Joe Vercellotti, 1934 John Vercellotti, 1932 Thomas Vcrcclloni, 193 3 John Vernetti, 1933 Louis Vercellotti, 193 5 Rico Vetali, 193 5 Bruno Vighi, 1938 Geno Vighi, 1934 Robert Watne, 1941 Warren Watne, 1939 Mike Wadzita, 193 5 Dwight Weeks, 1940 Charles Welsch, 1920 John Wilkie, 1939 Lloyd Williams, 1941 Barnard Woltmann, 1938 Paul Woltmann, 193 8 Bruce Woodhouse, 1940 Carl J. Wunderlick, 193 5 Jack Wyld. 193 8 James A. Young, 1927 Carl C. Zepp, 1937 Arthur Zimmerman, 1927 Paul Zimmerman, 1941 We also honor all those alumni whose names do not appear on these pages. Some were called after the list was closed, and no information was available for others. «£? -$X -$X • ? -v?

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