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

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'kirlf-if i , - MISS NAOMI SHORTENHAUS B.S. Home EL-uiioinics MISS STELLA YACKLE MS. English l,2. MRS. HENRY COLLINS QIE1fi't9l'Iil Assistant Baonchnduatani if if if f -. MR. H. C. STANLEY MRS. IVIILIJRED E A,l1. WUNDEIILICII I ILS, in Ed. A3 'ult'l'U Nliltlll-'IllElIIL'S Gills' Physic-all lfhluvziti ef' MRS LESLIE Miss MYRA STIEHI JOHNSON S1 ci-vtziry SH,,.Q,m,.y Miss BETTY PECKNIlx Mio pivturvl Sw'1'eAt:1l'y MISS EMMA SCHNIEPP MISS EDNA BUSTRIN MR. GROVER KESSLER L'aI'et4fi'izi Sllllt-'l'YIS1lI' Nine esistunt Custndiall

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kttt MISS BERNITA AMYX H. Hd. Iingiish II, Slum-vii, ICm-m1imi- ic-s, llwxve-i'i1nivl1t, livvixpsi- tinns. f:l'lIt'I'2lI Ililsiiwss. Blwnclwf faiff mv ,gi MRS. MARJORIE L. BALLINGER H.Ed. Algx-lim 1. Geometry, If'l'zu'tin':lI lvlzithr-mutim-H. QIHIIVII Girls' I'hysi1-all I':IlllC'LltIOFl MR. GLOYD E. ARCHICY Industrial Arts Ihxys' I'I1ysis'ul I-Iwlilwitinii MISS EUNICE BUSTRIN ILS. Sl1m'ti1:xmI, Typing, HHlikkC'1'IiilILf. Q 5 MRS. ELIZABFITH M. MR- ROBERT R- GENT LYNCH ima. I A-Ii' fwggggil gl, g1ji'r1g'g v- I'32i?,ikki?1ZE'I.2i.''M' MR. W. C. MCGREGOR 1. MR. L. P. MYERS MISS FRANCES Rs. A.I!. PIRCHER Music I'h?'sim's, Th-in-rzii Svif-1100, Wmrlgw-l'?iStmvy' he-nf-r:iI IVIHlI'lE'I112lilf,'H, V- S' Histmvv Wwrld GMI:-l'I'21l+I1y. Latin 1NITlOI'Il'illl History. Eight

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OUR FOREMAN PETE PAESANI President of Student i'uum-il gags , . . -QB-fy, ' i 'f ' 522. ffjhalcl if .Til THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Wranglers, consisting of nine members and their adviser, really pitched in and did their job faithfully this year. First of all, they supervised the Football Carnival, a grand success both socially and financially. Next came the Stu- dent Council Dance. Tommy Roscoe's orchestra furnished the music and really made the dance go over with a bang This year, as every year, they gave activity awards to the girl and the boy with the highest rating, supervised the class elections, and chose the cheerleaders. The selling of tuberculosis bangles and the Junior Red Cross membership drive was left to the Student Council. As usual they also took care of the distribution of the individual pictures that were taken here at the N.T.H.S. Bar Ranch, were in charge of the col- lection of clothes to be sent to the needy, and the March of Dimes. The president, Pete Paesani, presided at many of the assembly round-ups and was always ready to help where he could. Indeed, the Wranglers of N.T.H.S. Bar Ranch have had a big year. I Standing: Velma Hugs-rm-ier. Isabelle Masilimus fx'iL'l I,l'PSilll'llii. iiSIH2ll' iA'ill'llIHllll'l', John Vuumly. Elmer W llsun. Sitting: lvl:-lrlzi Hit-roiiylmls f'l'l'k'HSliY'+'l'i. lVIilrl1'm--nl XK'oll+-is 431-1-l'eI:il'yb, liluriu lfie-Ilnver. Mrs. Gent 1.-Xdvisi-i'i, Pele Pzwsalii ll'rvsi1lenI P. T611