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

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 (x)JwlL UJko and, UJPicdA, U)PiaL Name Pet Peeve Hangout Prize Possession Ruth Archibald Kids slopping honey on their trays Nokomis library Chem. lab book Pat Ariana Staying home Candy Kitchen Class ring Jim Bcrtolino Women smokers Nokomis Billfold Betty Blazich Army Wenonah Junior Rose Marie Bock Knuckle-cracking By the television set My locket Bob Brackenhoff Cigarette moochers Coalton V. T. Brushless tooth brush Doris Brown “Millers” Murray’s Class ring Jim Cassidy Women smokers My car Car keys Carl Clayton Being bossed Sides’ Grocery Car keys Margie Dahler Losing things Pana Bob Jack Davis Cigarette moochers V. T. My car Lorraine Epley Tumbling Murray’s My class ring Bill Ernest Chewing my fingernails Pool room My car Barbara Friesland Third hour Fat’s house Hay Clyde German Gum poppers By television set Car keys Margaret Goodwin Gus and Leroy Murray’s Grant Donna Hagemeier Third hour Fat’s house Boys Bob Hardy Cigars Candy Kitchen English work book Bernice Herzog Women that gossip Murray’s Class ring Roger Hoffman Blind dates Pana airport My milk checks Richard Holloway Cigar smoke Candy Kitchen Dad’s car keys Bob Jachino Better men than I Candy Kitchen Mv nose Orlan Jannsen Women smoking Ed’s Cigar Store My curly hair Myrna Johnson Third hour Murray’s My skates Ronald Johnson Women who smoke Shell Station Our Fords EIGHTEEN

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Smiwaa, James Tosetti “Spagetti” JULY 24 Class Vice-President 3: Old Nokomis” Sports Editor 3. 4: Junior Classical League 3: N. T. H. S. News Column Sports Editor 3. 4; Junior Classical League 3; Backwoods Romeo 3; Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. 2. Charles Ray Whitlow “Pede” FEBRUARY 16 Class Secretary 2: F. F. A. 1. 2, 3, Vice-President 4. Gerald Van Ilouten FEBRUARY 7 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Judging Team 2; Football 2, 3, 4. Betty Delores Yurgin “Bets” JULY 4 Class Treasurer 3; Old Noko-mis' Circulation Manager 3. Kodak Editor 4; F. H. A. 1, 2. 3. President 4. F. H. A. Camp 2; N. T. H. S. News Column Reporter 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Backwoods Romeo” 3: G. A. A. 4: Junior Librarian 4: Girls Sextette 1, 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 1. S nwAiL = We’ll remember our high school days forever! Through those four years, Oh! what a glorious ride! We could not forget them ever, Even if hard we tried. Our studies we’ll remember. How could we forget! Our teachers will share a place too; We won’t forget all the friends that we met Nor the things together we would do. Our dances and parties were so much fun And Oh! what a time at our games!! During those four years there was so much done, But now that we’re gone things will “sure” be tame. The underclassmen will miss us too; We were always as busy as bees. But the time has come to move to worlds anew. All that’s left now of our high school days is memories. —J. T. SEVENTEEN

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dnwnq, JJvl Favorite Pastime Pet Saying Legacy—I will to Ambition Reading Scrape your own tray! Mary Ann B., my cafeteria iob Cosmopolitan opera singer Going to a show Oh, uh! Lula Grimes, my height Own her own laundry Movies Cheater! G. O’M., my curly eye lashes M.G.M. talent scout Being with Junior You know what I mean “Red” Rine, my ironed P. E. suit “Little Juniors” Rural Youth dancing Oh, crumb! Anyone who needs a wig, my hair Mdme. Rosa Maria, concert pianist Living Oh, I don’t know about that Jerry Smalley, my tooth brush Build all homes of glass Roller skating Don’t worry about it, Keed Martha Colonius, my giggle Roller racer Driving the car “Quien sabe?” Bill Weir, my physique Second Gorgeous George Roaming Whatcha know? Some lucky Jr., my lovable personality To find a Mrs. Carl Clayton Rural Youth dancing Let’s barrel it Jerry Crow, my hot rod tactics Tight rope majorette Skipping school Yow, but—aw! Some smart Jr., my rotten egg gas Un-invent powdered eggs Rural Youth dances That darned thing! My sisters, my brains Be a tumbling tumble weed in Texas Driving a stock car Knock it off, fellers! Tom Goodwin, my diet Go on a forty-day fast Playing Canasta with the gang You little snot! “Shorty” N. Anderson, my sympathy Midget wrestler for Ringling Bros. Working in Chem. lab Yow, it was Harry Woodhouse, my skill in football Invent down-stuffed book covers Writing letters Well, holy cow! The Navy, myself Admiral in the Waves Playing Canasta with the gang I don’t think Some sharpie, my Canasta playing Backward roll P. E. teacher of N. T. H. S. Sleeping Scrounge! Jan Phillips, my witty ways Let Sir Walter Raleigh out of the can Reading Oh, it is not! Mary Marley, my accurate typing Gossip columnist of Free-Press Progress Roller skating Good deal! K. Bangert, my job as blind date agent Own an esort bureau Eating, sleeping, loafing Scrounge! Larry Ernest, a box of Gro-Pup Build pleasure cars Dancing Hullo, wheel Some ham, my meat cutting job Murray Jachino, teach dance steps Women Hey, chicken Bill Morgan, my ability to drive 1-handed Invent the black note Skating That’s not right Barbara Cassidy, my inquisitiveness P. E. critic Eating and sleeping Holy cow! Future Johnsons, the upkeep of our name Own the Ford corporation NINETEEN