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

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Qwujdaa, paul Tony Marie Wesley Patrick E. Marley Mazurier Menapace Miles Norris Jean Norville Shirley Patton Patricia Saatkamp Donald L. Sale Margaret Joyce M. Albert Singler Snyder Stolsek Mary Lou Shoemaker Lamar Tuetken Joan Vanden Berg! Elaine Voils Delora Bob Ward Whitlock Williams Don Hamburg—no picture—William Logan Joyce Wright Glenda Zeifang TWENTY-SEVEN

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Marilyn Arkebauer $unwAA. Barbara Bertolino Betty Bertolino Dorothy Lavonne Bruns Larry M. Cearlock Doris Marion Mary Lou Patricia Dewey W Dahler Dahler De Werff De Werff Dunaway Shirley Jean Dunifer Dorothy A. Fricke Wayne German Clarence It. Hoehn Larry Hopwood Emory John McClain TWENTY-SIX

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QjurujoAA. Junior Officers Back Row: Mr. Weger. Advisor. Gerald Janssen. Secretary. Robert Whitlock, Treasurer. Front Row: Dewey Dunaway, President. Larry Hopwood, Vice President. Miss Pircher, Advisor. CLASS MOTTO “Together we stick; divided we’re stuck.” CLASS FLOWER Chrysanthemum CLASS COLORS Purple and Gold HONOR STUDENTS (five successive semesters) Marilyn Arkebauer Barbara Bertolino Doris Dahler Joyce Snyder Mary Lou Shoemaker We 46 freshmen who entered high school in ’51 were the “most” to say the least. We hate to be conventional, but—“Good things come in small packages.” That first year they really laid it on us but it was just a case of the “survival of the fittest” and all but a few of us came out on top. In fact, over one-fourth of our class were honor students. What a class! In the May of ’52 we became sophomores. We were really getting up in the world. As “sophs” we helped the school scholastically as well as “extra-curricularly.” Now we are juniors. We’ve lost three of our greatest—the “brain” Charlotte Von Behren; the humorist, Ivan Williams; and the girl of your dreams, Ann Middleton. We did get some help from Fillmore, though. A “bunch of swell kids” came in from there and are filling and overflowing those vacancies. In the spring of ’55 we’ll leave good old N. H. S., but before we do, we juniors will help largely in making this high school the greatest. B. B. and M. L. S. TWENTY-EIGHT