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

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H arvest M o November-'lhe month of November was filled with many activities. Many of the lied- skins had p'1le f'ices tl1e d'1y the TB ttsts were given' however, the color returned t 'ill the faces at the thought of all the pleasant activi- ties to tome. An Armisticg Day PI'0f.,1 1II'l w'1s presented by the American Legion, after which school was dismissed for the day. On the 12th of the month the All SL'1l001 Harsest Dwnce was sponsored by the juniors. T e 5.,ym . which was decorated in an autumn theme, made an -lp- Dropridte setting for crowninn of the Harvtst Queen. Next mmf the lootball Carnival-ont of the outstanding events of the year-stunts raffles etc. were enjoyed by all' but thc, main event whith topped off the evening was tht crowning of the queen 'ind king Velorw Huge- meier 'ind Jerry Shalbot, Nowembtr ended in a blaze of glory with the I'hunksgivln,., vacation. -fe ' 71 v l jun Cliff. Paul. Harold S.. Eubene. John. Harold K 'IL Z .4 ,,, Sunning Kick-off Whatcha Love Birds Overseer Buddies The Rah-Rah Frani' Sinatra How Romantic Girls See? A Foursome Thu teen on , 'VN - '. , K 2. F' ... 1 I A 1 4 x v , - 0 . X T K I , K . ' 4 h .., . 1 U I K , ' 4' 1 bingo, penny pitching, dart throwing, turkey 1 1 Q I . , K 1 1 , X 1 1 K v y ll n sl! ' 1 u- 1 U 4 'C ' fs ' 1 ' Y D 7 4 I - 1 f J l

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September Song September-Remember, freshies' the sor- row this month broubht to you-while you won- dered tlespairingly if anyone had any sympathy at all?-tYou sophomores had 11ot forgotten your own freshman year-and made certain this year's groug wouldn't forget either.l-Juniors, how happy you were to be al1no:t seniors. Seniors recall how important you felt 'ind how dignified you tried to act lwithout much suc- c sl? Sem ember began in '1 fumble f c n- ion-with everyone locking for tis rest ' er-free lunches in thc C'lf9l9l'l'i the first wo days-class meetings and spirited tlection c'im- paigns. especially on the part of tht senior boys -the first meeting of the new btudent Coun- ci-the organization of the banrl. chorus. 'intl nmjorettes-the frequent, -md enthusiastic meer- ii js of ie Old No omis stuff. Remember 1 w everyone was sufferin, f' m 1 'll ex- cept the few who didnt attend the juniors lrty- rideb? w Fivshman lf tire l trn '4 were wandering zround school with clothes on back wards, wearing scarfs and boots and other ig boys we1'e bringing honor to the school 'infl prizes from those contests in Qt. louis. AUTUMN Falling Leaves October-e0ctobtrs bright blue wtat ier canie along with the lIllfl'lIlOll of various organ- izations. Jw tr ild we forget tie Il0t'llll'l1' looking charlicters of tht, freshmwn class. the me lac' C ub and the lf, F. A.: the fun ant excitement of having group pictures taken th, way some cf tht boys tried to skip classes ' ' the Work Se ' s, the hugt success e . nior Miss I ,', Ihmsels in Distrtssl 'ind the 'Blondie and Dagwood' skit of the An- nual staff in which 'Daisy 1pl'1yed by Taffyb caused much excitement? We slrill all remem- ber our first annual Honrcoming: Morning-- the hustlin, -md bustling of decorating the floats: Afternoon-the big pwratle, colorful, txt-iting, noisy impressive, 'ul 'L success. cn - foo ball game--but 'e von't t'll' 'ilVllll t '1 ' Evening-the Homecoming dance. with music furnished by Frankie Paul's orchestra. All in all the month of October proved tm be '1 mem- omble one. A Rose Between Going Home? HHPP56 Pile On! Practice Makes Come n Tivo Thorns Perfect smile! Pals Gotcha! Loafers ACUOY15 Tw elx e H H U K i. .v X' N 1 . llc ll 1 1 . I g 5 K r .KW 1 R W 1 .4 x .. 4 1 1 A y Q 4 1 A Q es S it . 1 o o to limi i S tie A '1 of fus ' I l l l in th yu Q11 My H . 1 ' the Assembly anfl trying to get the best lock- , . A t . t ' N A cr N 1 L 1 1 C 1 I z ' ' Q 1 - - .., .. 2 , K X I 1 5 ig tl k t ' ' u lo i LI io L Cot I' . 1 ll 1 Th L11 ' ' c L is N tl t . lhly Ho e 'u 1 H ieie 1 ,. 1 y ' I C . . L. 4 0 1 7 .

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ON NOKOMIS FOOTBALL SUMMARY Thi 194 190111111 squad made a good llOYXlIg tIllS eason although the bo1s 11011 01111 one xme '1110 g,a111es new IOSI by '1 one DOIIII lllalglll I11 the 01161161 011 the home g11d11o11 N01x0llllS tcmpletth 111111111100 lll 11 1e1tt1111111 tc 1111 110111 Nlo 11eaq111 Iogsdon Pechmk 11111 heed 'NCOISKI th t0111hd01111s 111111 C11.1l1a111 COll11llllg the 0111! e111.1 nt fo1 1 1 U XIC The ltedsk1ns lost the1r f1I'Stg8IIle at St Elmo 1 to 6 Qassxdy NCOIECI the long Nokonus 1011111 101111 on a pass f10m Reed Pana ha11ded the Nokonns boys 111611 fnst Nhdstate loss by a scox of to 0 on the ho111e tleld 'xol1o1111s 1h1eate11ed se1e1a1 1111195 b11t 11-1s umhle to -,COW Tl1e Redshlns then took 011 011.1111 llld 011111 11 ed the Hedbnds the 11holQ game Nokonns 0011111 ed lllSt on 1 t1lI1a1d 111n b1 Cxptam Qhzlbot The extta pomt talled Gllald QLOIQII and klcked the e1.t1a pomt f0l a 1 to 6 trmmph Playmg Wa1e1l1 next 1n an Nl S NI atfan tht R6llSlxlllQ 11e1e be1te11 V4 to 0 Phe team 11as plagued 111th lI'lJllll6S at Ih1S tnne and 11as 3163.11 lll many spots H1llsb01o NDOII d the NOImOll11S Homecommg 111tl1 a thorough 38 to 0 t1o1111c1ng Playmg 011 a pa1t1all1 11ate1co1ered fleld the RQdSlxlll9 lost a l1a1d fought 2.11116 to Sl1elby11lle 11 to 0 Nokomls threatened QQVBIHI tunes but 11as unable to some Taylo111lle and 1111110.11111 tl1 next 1110 opponents XXBTQ lllllih too strong fO1 Coach VIIGZOIIIIIE boys 'md dumped Nok01111s '71 to 0 111ml I to 'lhe lxllllald game 11 as one ot the best ol the S9lSlll 111th Noltonns 111s1de Ix111cf11d s 1111 1 llll 11119 se1e1 11 tln es A shght bxeak 111 se1 eral ot these games 11011111 haue g1ve11 Xokomxs 1 1111011 such ml Ihell INNO losses hx one pomt and the OIIILI by '1 lone touch 1101111 Hack R011 I0gQ1lon Reed Cass1dy Shalbot G01 man Speals. Graham Pech111l1,A1ch1bald,Po11al1 Edgeeombe N11 Tregonmg 1CoachJ Nllddle R011 Hubex Uianagell XIQIIIGIS He1pst1 elth Heck,Cass1dy Chad111cl1 Rhode-Q, Landexs '1I1nd111p Stolsek Boehler Hlanagell P10111 R011 Standel Ge1man SIIIHHC lxettell1a11111,Df111s B1.1111blett,l5ol1z11d Nash Fourteen as '9 , , 1' ' 1 5 f s 1 ' s ' ,' . 22 1- ' ' . ', ' .' 1 ' ' . , I ,' '. A' V ' .3 , h, I y Ai ,V J- 2 . 11 '- A . , l , - , '1 . . 1, 1 - . -' 11, ' , V - -1 , 1. . . , 1 . V . , . - 1101 ' 1 19 0 ' t01'y. 1 - - - , - 1 1 - ' 1. . 1 - ' . , . . . . , . .. , . , ,' ' ' 'L .' . .4 'e -T . ' v '-v 1 r 1 A 1 'ff 1. v1 ' .-' - . W' -1 1 1 'r v 'v v 1 ' '- N , . . . .1. . . . . . . , , ' -, 1 . f 1 ' 4 ' - - ' ' ' '. w , s -' 1 ', . c 1. x . .1 A . . H Q. Y . D . ,. , ' . O A A , K . . . J I. 4. ' ., , Y S A. 1 -, Y , 5 K 1 . . .1 1 0 U. 4. . . ,t 1 A , , 'Q , 5 ja ' 1 ' '1 1 . 'y - Y ' - ' - 1 V ' ' . '. , .', .- , ' , . - 1 1 , . 1 1 ,, . 1, j k -v ' f A. Y L , . '