Humboldt County High School - Winnada Yearbook (Winnemucca, NV)

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SOPHOMORE HISTORY President . ........................... Bertis Goldsworthy Vice-Presidc»nt . Gladys Peam Secretary Mary Guthrie Treasurer Erwin Bern W'E an» the class of 25. our existence dates to January 22. 11122 and Septeml»er 7. 11121 when we organized as Freshmen in good old II. ( If. S. We were sarcastically called “The Wide Kywl Fresh. We wen as green as Frosh usually are and the upper classmen made us feel that much greener when on the first day we marched to and from classes in single tile as we were taught in grammar m hool and we did not know any lietter until they laughed and tittered .it us. We were kept in suspense for several weeks until one Friday in Student Body we were told to In prepared with our last will and testament, have a stunt and wear old clothes.” That sounded very suspicious and our knees shook. es]»ccially when K. W. M.” had us all sit in a row in the “Gym” Saturday night to ask us where we wanted our remains placed: this was very amusing to the rest of the school hut we ould not figure out why. After the Initiation we were given lolly-pops and all day suckers and sent home. 'Tan you feature it?”

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SOPHOMORE HISTORY President .................................. Bertis Goldsworthy Vice President Gladys Pearce Secretary Mary Guthrie Treasurer Erwin Born WE nre the class of ’2.r . our existence dates to January 22. 1P22 and September 7. 1021 when we organized as Freshmen in good old II. II. S. We were sarcastically «tilled “The Wide Eyed Fresh. We wen as green as Fresh usually are ami the upper classmen made us feel that much greener when on the first day we marched to and from classes in single tile as we wen taught in grammar school and we did not know any letter until they laughed and tittered .it us. We wen kept in suspense for several weeks until one Friday in Student Body we were told to be prepared with “our last will and testament, have a stunt and wear old clothes.” That sounded very suspicious and our knees shook, especially when “K. W. M.” had us all sit in a row in the “Gym” Saturday night to ask us where we wanted our remains placed: this was very amusing to the rest of the school hut we could not figure out why. After tin initiation wo were given lolly-pops and all day suckers and sent home. “Pan you feature it? ?

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In September when we came hack we were very sophisticated and dignified Sopho- mores. One of the girls made the track team in her Freshman year and the hoys joined a basket hall team and played Battle Mountain. The Sophs have not given their party as yet but are expecting to give it at some later date. The other classes consider the Sophs pepless but just wait, they won’t be able to see us for dust. We did win the cup at the Red Cross drive,' they were so surprised, but that’s just a starter. After winning the cup, they thought We deserved a dance so they had one in honor of us. We had a grand march led by President “Bud” Golds-worthy. and Vic e-President Gladys Peaive. After eating doughnuts and coffee, we went home after having a very enjoyable time, thanks to the Student Body. We are hoping that next year as Juniors, we will accomplish a great many more things than the previous year. Bertis Goldsworthy, Fred Ilolloway, Lyle Kramer. Robert Kennedy. Henry C’Carroll, Anselmo Laucorica, George King, Carl Deiss. Chester Nelson, Frank Garteiz, Erwin Born, Dorothy Haviland, Hazel Whitaker, Ida Lorentz, Geraldine Harvey, Lona Abel, Gladys Pearce, May Leonard, Segunda Lauceriea, Marjory Smith, Delia Quiliti, Mary Guthrie, Bert on Smith, Julia Echave, Aldena Duncan. Florence Rutherford. Perry Thompson. M. G. 25 »v V t