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

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Seniors DEAN ANDERSON MARGERY BETZOLD WILLIAM DAVID BOWERS PETE CATGENOVA MARY ELLEN CHAMBERS IRENE COADY PATRICIA H. CONWAY LILIAN M. ABROLAT MARY CATHERINE ASKEW HELEN BLASKO EDGAR ORVILLE BOWMAN LEONARD V. CHABALA WILBUR L. CHAMBERS LAMAR COLONIUS Fourteen

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The home ec” girls, who expect to be housewives in the future, learn how to do that all-important job in the most efficient manner; to save time, labor, and energy; and to get the most effective results. MUSIC Music is the art that everyone can appreciate in one way or another. People march with it, dance with it, cat with it, and die with it; they are made sad, sorrowful, lively, or glad by its strains. There is no better way for one to enjoy himself than to listen to his favorite music, since there is a type of music to fit one’s every mood. VISUAL EDUCATION Our school is advanced in the use of visual education. Students in all the classes have an opportunity to see in action the things they are learning. They not only sec their school-work but hear it also. The science classes are shown hard-to-explain theories and diagrams, the history classes sec famous historical events, and so on throughout all of our departments. Visual Education is the newest method of putting an idea across, and we arc indeed fortunate in having this modern facility. Thirteen

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Seniors EDITH L. COSTA MARGARET DURASA CHARLES FRIESLAND LYLA J. HERZOG ADELINE JOHNSON MELVIN W. JOHNSON PAUL W. JOHNSON HUBERT F. CRABBE WAYNE FOSTER STEVE GELETKA JUNIOR HOPWOOD LESLIE A. JOHNSON ORLENA JOHNSON JANICE L. JONES Fifteen