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

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Miss Cocks, Sponsnr lmogene Carroll Kenneth W. lingelhart Helen I.. Adams lvnn Cassidy Kenneth R. lipley Clarence Barnstable james L. Cassidy Rita Epley Audrey j. Battles Gladys Ciberey Edna Fournier Dominic Bcrtinetti, jr. Margie Coady Judith Fricke Isadore I.. Bcrrinetti james Colonius Russell li. German lflbin F. Blulieh Martha Ann Crabbe juliann Golitko Pauline j. Bolte Steve Dnsuvich, jr. Charlotte Guidish Harriet Carroll David Fasterdny Class of 1946 Twenty-four joseph Guidish jimmy jachino Orene Hagemcier Velia jaehino Betty R. Henson Clifford jaros Marian I. Herzog Anna Marie johnson Melda Hieronymus Delmar A. johnson Verda Hoehn Helen M. Kacurm jean Holmes john Kalvaitis Rudolph Hribar Clarence E. Kelly Dorothy Hulbert Doris Keiser

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'Marckin Alon Together Class of 1946 Left to rigbl: Delmar A. Johnson, Presi- dentg Phyllis Vancil, Secretary, Lucille Shalbot, Treasurer, Miss Cocks, Sponsorg Mr. Rademacher, Sponsorg janet A. Ken- nedy, Vice President. The Sophomore Rhyme One year ago ninety of us ambitious freshmen, eager to make good , entered the grand old halls of Nokomis High. There were the usual jeers and comments about us green freshies and our actions. Since then we, the sophomores of '44, have proved our intelligence to the utmost of our ability with the average of six pupils on the honor roll per quarter. To guide and assist us, we chose Miss Cocks and Mr. Rademacher as our class sponsors. Our social activities for the year included a Hallowe'en Party at which we gave the freshmen a royal initiation. june Lancaster of our class was voted the Football Carnival Queen which was a great achievement in our estimation. After a loss of eight pupils and a gain of four We now number eighty-six, still the largest class of '44. The four new students came from Macon, Irving, and Ohlman. For our class officers we elected Delmar John- son, president, Janet Kennedy, vice presidcntg Lu- cille Shalbot, treasurer, and Phyllis Vancil, sec- retary. Our class has also contributed its share in ath- letic activities. We have four lettermen-Bob Thornhill, Chuck Klindworth, Charles Sparks, and Johnny Macek. Four other students from our class participated in football, two in basketball, four in baseball, and two in track, helping to bring to a close a successful season for N. T. H. S. D. H., B. S. Motto- Better than the rest, but not better than the best. Colors-Blue and Gold. Flower-Carnation. Twenty-three

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janet Kennedy Natalee jo Oltmann Gene Rhodes Marilyn Kettelkamp Pete Paesani Joe Saatltamp Al Kiefer Eugene B. Parker, Jr. Ruby P. Sanders lilizabeth M. Kosko Victoria D. Paulon Billie A. Schaefer june Lancaster Steve Pehanich Jimmie Schaefer john Lewis jimmy Pieper Marvin Schrempp john L. Macek Lloyd Pieper David Secburger Carl Marley Anna Mac Porento Lucille Shalbot Marceline Rcincke Betty -Io Smalley Class of 1946 Bill Smalley Mr. Rademacher, Sponsor Wilma Smalley joseph A. Toschalt Charles M. Sparks Phyllis Vancil James W. Steck Ina Wernsing Alosephine Stimac Dorothy W'estphal Norma jean Stivcrs Mildred Wcmlters Floyd F. Storm Olive Mae Woodhouse Lillian A. Swarbrick Margaret Zueck Robert L. Thornhill l Anthony Stimac Camera Shy l Donna Lee Vedder Twent y -fi ve