Farmington High School - Naniskad Yearbook (Farmington, NM)

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A TED AM SDEN Spanish Club, '20 Club Literario Espafiol, '19 Art Editor of Naniskad, '22 Assistant Art Editor Naniskad, 21 Least but not last ESTHER TOWNSEND Durango, '19 Aztec, '20 Sz '21 Glee Club, '22 'Gypsy Rover, '22 Farmington-Aztec Debate, '22 Basket Ball, '20 Sz '21 Most high MURLE SMOAK Club Literario Espafiol, '19 Los Vivos, '21 Sz '22 Home Economics Club, '22 Glee Club, '21 Sz '22 Delphian Literary Society, '21 The Whole Truth, '21 Gypsy Rover, '22 'Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh, '22 , l l l Quiet and sedate Page Eight OPAL HUMBLE Los Vivos, '21 KL '22 Glee Club, '22 Delphian Literary Society, '21 Gypsy Rover, '22 Mrs, Bumpstead-Leigh, '22 Class Secretary, '21 8a '22 Violet MAE DUFFY Texas, '19 Sz '20 Delphian Literary Society, '21 Gypsy Rover, '22 Glee Club, '22 Washington Literary Society, '19 Beaver Literary Society, '20 She looks up to most everyone ALTA WOOD Aztec, '19, '20, '21 Glee Club, '22 Gypsy Rover, '22 What Aztec lost we gained

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IIOROTHEA BOORAM Club Literario Espanol, '19 Athenian Literary Society, '20 Basket Ball, '20 KL '22 Lcs Vivos, '21 8: '22 Home Economics Club, '22 Mrs Bumpstead-Leigh, '22 Secretary of Naniskad, '22 Scandal WILLIAM BRATSCHI A College Tovm, '20 Basket Ball, '20 Sz '22 Delphian Literary Society, '21 Los Vivos, '21 Ka '22 Deacon Dubbs, '21 Mrs. Bumpsteacl-Leigh, '22 Assistant Editor Naniskad, '22 Always there with the goods NINA WOODS Aztec, '19, '20, '21 Literary Society, '20 Glee Club, '22 Very annoying to the teachers Page Seven HARGLD PALMER M Los Vivos, '22 Literary Society, '18 Baseball, '18, '19, '20, '22 Basket Ball, '22 A College Town, '20 Gypsy Rover, '22 Mrs, Bumpstead-Leigh, '22 Humor, Naniskad, '22 A youth to Fortune and to Fame well known VIRGINIA McCULLY Club Literario Espanol, '19 Los Vivos, '21 Ka '22 Home Economics Club, '22 Glee Club, '21 SL '22 Delphian Literary Society, '21 Gypsy Rover, '22 Silent and keeping much to her- , self ll ' ' Wig RUTH BROWN Club Literario Espanol, '19 Basketball, '20, '21 Sz '22 Glee Club, '21 8: '22 Athenian Literary Society, '21 Los Vivos, '21 Sz '22 Gypsy Rover, '22 Mrs, Bumpstead-Leigh, '22 Home Economics Club, '21 dz '22 Treasurer of Naniskad, '22 Wild and woolly yi-

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The Roll Call of Happy Years As the close of our school career approaches apace, we realize more keenly than ever before how happy have been the four years we have spent together as a class. It is but fitting, therefore, that, on this occasion, we pre- sent the roll call of those happy years. First, then, is the school year of 1918-1919. 1918-1919 was our Freshman year. On the morning of September 1918, we assembled 'as a class for the first time-a group of timid little Freshmen just on the verge of a high-school career. Insignificant, unso- phisticated children we were then--and now behold us! Our Freshman year opened with a lecture by Mr. Miller on the things that would be expected of us as high school students. Every one of us was thoroughly con- vinced that we could never, never achieve the standard Mr. Miller said was set for us. Our Freshman year was considerably interrupted be- cause of the Flu epidemic, but nevertheless we all man- aged to be in the Sophomore class the next year. Sophomores was our proud position that year. Thor- oughly aware of our importance, we realized that the outstanding duty of the year was to make the incoming Freshies understand and acknowledge our superiority. That year we had the smallest class in high school, but become accustomed to the rules and regulations given us by Mr. Hutchinson we reorganized our class. Marjorie Heald and Clyde Utton were reelected to the stately and dignified offices of President and Vice President. Opal Humble, just from Albuquerque, was given the Secretary- ship. Clair Olson was made our trusty treasurer. A good part of our Junior year was spent in entertaining the Senior Class. This year Ted Amsden came into prominence because of his artistic temperament. We helped with the editing of the Second Volume of the Nan- iskadg what we learned has been of great value to us in compiling our Annual. Last, in the year of 1921-1922. September, 1921, found us Seniors with all that that implies and ready for the final spurt to Graduation. This year we gained many new members: Alta Wood, Nina Woods, Onieta Woods, Esther Townsend, Harold Palmer and Murray Palmer. To save time at class elections the officers of the year before were reelected. We have tried to serve the call to the best of our ability. The Annual Staff, consisting of the entire Senior Class, Murray Palmer acting as our Ed- itor-in-chief, has worked faithfully all year to make our record of the school year of 1921-1922 a worthy piece of work which the people of Farmington should be proud to accept. this did not cause our interest to lessen in athletic ac- We have always tried to imp,-ess the lower classmen tivities. Our class was organized with Marjorie Heald with our poise and dignity. Now that we are about to as our President. The first Volume of the Naniskad was leave high school and go out into the world, we sincerely published during our Sophomore year and several of our hope the remaining classes will profit by our mistakes Class Were members of the Staff- and follow any good and worthy example we may have Next, the school year of 1920-1921. That year we oc- set. cupied the exalted position of Juniors. After we had MARJORIE HEALD, '22. Page Nine -1 1 1 1 1 1