May 2019

Thu
09
May

Former principal honored at Mease


Longtime Mease Elementary School Principal, the late Kay Kollmorgen, was honored last Friday at the school. Attending front row from left: Alecia Sleiter, Jo Kollmorgen, Paul Kollmorgen and Paula Arends. Second row from left: Donna Hassett, Kaye Hendrickson, Mary Lou Perry, Lori Kollmorgen, Anne Kollmorgen Johnson, Martha Schmidt, Mary Jones and Nancy Inman. Back row from left: Annette Johnson, Kathy Curran, Pat Schwendemann, Candy Carlson, Joan Lindaman, Margie Nielsen, Kathy Hensch, Barb Johnsen and Jane Wickett. Humboldt Independent photo by Kent Thompson.

By KENT THOMPSON
Kay Kollmorgen’s caring, watchful eye will remain at Mease Elementary School, thanks to a photo portrait.
The man who served as the Mease Elementary School principal for 33 years was honored Friday as his family received a framed photo of the former elementary principal who died last October at the age of 84.
The photo was donated by Mease School staff who served with Kay Kollmorgen during his tenure from 1963-1995.
The family passed the portrait along to current Principal George Bruder who hung the photo in his office, so it is looking out on those who enter the elementary school office.
Read the full story and see more photos in this week's Humboldt Independent and online at www.humboldtnews.com

Wed
08
May

EUNICE K. MEYER

EUNICE K. MEYER, 79, died Wednesday, April 10, 2019, in Scottsdale, AZ.

Wed
08
May
Tue
07
May

Gilmore City Catholic Church Controlled Burn

130 year old Gilmore City Catholic Church controlled fire on May 1, 2019

Mon
06
May

Humboldt soccer teams sweep East Sac County


Humboldt's Cameron Beach (right) battles for ball control in a recent home soccer contest. Independent photo by Phil Monson.

Humboldt's varsity soccer teams got back on the winning track on May 7 by sweeping East Sac County in a girl-boy doubleheader played at Wall Lake.

The Humboldt girls improved to 8-4 on the season with a 4-0 victory. Humboldt's boys evened their record at 7-7 by shutting out ESC 5-0.

Iowa Falls-Alden downs Humboldt
Iowa Falls-Alden spoiled Humboldt's senior night in soccer Monday night (May 6) as the Wildcats fell to the Cadets in a varsity doubleheader. The girls bowed 6-1 while the boys were edged 2-1 by the Cadets.

The loss snapped a four-game win streak for Humboldt's boys, who went 2-0 to win the Carroll tournament on May 4.

The girls host Aplington-Parkersburg on May 10. Humboldt's boys visit Garner on May 11 to face the Cardinals and Spencer.

See full story in the Humboldt Independent Newspaper. Subscribe today for print/digital access by selecting the link on this page to get started!

Mon
06
May

Wildcat boys 5th in 3A sectional golf


Humboldt's Hudson Gargano watches a putt attempt in a recent home golf meet. Independent photo.

A fifth-place finish in the Class 3A Sectional tournament closed the book on the 2019 golf season for the Humboldt boys.
Competing in a meet held at Landsmere Golf Course at Orange City on May 9, the Wildcats finished with a total of 362 strokes. Spencer was the team champion with 319. Spirit Lake shot 331 and MOC-Floyd Valley was third at 332. All three teams advance to the district meet in Spencer on May 17.
Wildcat senior Jack Arndt led Humboldt with a two-round total of 82. Gabe Gidel carded an 86.

Wildcats 3rd in NCC golf tournament
Led by Hudson Gargano's 83, the Humboldt boys' golf team placed third in the North Central Conference tournament held on Monday, May 6 at Mason City Country Club.

The Wildcats finished with 341 strokes. Clear Lake was the team champion with 322 and Webster City was second with 331. Fort Dodge St. Edmond was one shot behind Humboldt at 342 to lead the eight-team field of schools.

Mon
06
May

HUMBOLDT GIRLS ARE NCC GOLF CHAMPS!!


Humboldt won the North Central Conference golf tournament on Monday, May 6, making it a season sweep after winning the dual team title the previous week. The Wildcats, pictured from left: Morgan Hotovec, Nora Carlson, Kenzie Mccarran, Kelly Boleyn, Frances Carlson, Arielle Naeve, Addison Birdsell and coach Jess Harklau.

Humboldt returned to the top of North Central Conference girls’ golf by winning the league championship on Monday (May 6) at Fort Dodge Country Club.
The Wildcats, runners-up to Clear Lake a year ago, avenged that finish by out-shooting the Lions by 18 strokes this year, finishing with 350 total. Clear Lake was next at 368 with Hampton-Dumont-CAL third at 409.
Frances Carlson led the Wildcats with a runner-up finish individually in shooting a 14-over-par 85. Ashley DeLong of Clear Lake was medalist with an 83.
The Wildcats also had Nora Carlson fourth at 86, Kenzie McCartan with 88 and Kelly Boleyn with 91 as counting scores.

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Mon
06
May

DOROTHEA M. WATNEM

DOROTHEA M. WATNEM, 79, Humboldt, died Thursday evening, Feb. 28, 2019, of Multiple Myeloma Cancer at the Humboldt County Memorial Hospital. Those wishing to send online condolences can send them to www.masonlindhart.com and we will see that it gets to the family. Be sure to put the deceased’s name in the sub-ject line.

Mon
06
May

GERALDINE CROSSLEY

GERALDINE "JERRY" CROSSLEY, 86, died Sunday, May 5, 2019.

Mon
06
May

Clark signs with Iowa Central


Humboldt High senior Ashlyn Clark (front-left) signed a national letter of intent to attend Iowa Central Community College in the fall and play volleyball for the Tritons. Her younger sister, Kendal (front-right), is shown here, along with her parents, Derrik (back-left) and Kristi. Independent photo.

Humboldt's Ashlyn Clark has signed a national letter of intent to attend Iowa Central Community College in the fall and play volleyball for the Tritons.

Clark made the signing on May 3 at Humboldt High School.

See full story in the Humboldt Independent Newspaper. Subscribe today for print/digital access by selecting the link on this page to get started!

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