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

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FRESHMEN HISTORY President Alice Martinez Vice-President. ... . ... Ralph Adamson Se; retary and Treasurer Martin Gastunaga ON September 0, 11)22, we entered the Winnenmeea High School, not feeling very gay. We kept the school well supplied with fun for a w«»ek. Our friends the “Sophs showed us that we were not considered much. During our tirst week at school we had to have our hair spoiled by wearing it straight and use no paint or jtowder on our faces (of course we don't use it anyway). Our hoys wore ‘«links.” Then tin big n ght (initiation) but we lived through it after all. The mid-year Freshmen had a harder time than we «lid as they Wen» all small ami easier to bluff. We all took our medi« ine bravely ami w« ar« just waiting our chance t« g« t even on tin» next year's Freshmen. The Fresluuan class tried hard to win the «up for tin R« «l Dross Campaign, but our friends tin “Sophs' won. Thr«»e of our Freshman girls made the basketball team and we feel very much enthused over tin playing of one of our forwards. We hope to have more «if our girls m the team next year. Susie Aliel, Father Brown. Carol Savage. Eleanor Fisher, ('raven King, Neoma Baber, Merle Germain. Mary Quillet, May O’Carroll. Balentlne Lau« eriea, Bill Bla«k. Genevieve Woodward, Lucille Grandell. .loe Loren tz. I awrcnce Murphy, Ben Meyers, Vera Leonard, Estelle Petrinovich, Mary Dern, Birdie Sanders, Frances Otis, Gertrude Washburn. Louise Reil, Evelyn Tucker. Mabel Connors. Myrle Tftmsdale, Inline Kramer. Myrle Callahan, Imelda Germain, Ralph Adamson, Alice Garteiz, Martin Gastanaga, Clifford Campbell. M. T. ’20

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STUDENT BODY ON the fifteenth of September, 1922, Mr. Mitchell called the Student Body Associa- tion to order and presided over the meeting until the new officers were elected. Those elected for the various offices wTere: President..................................... ....Clyde Brown Vice-President.................................. Bertha Pearce Secretary Ada Moore Treasurer....................................... Evalyn Brown At this same meeting the Boys’ and Girls’ Athletic managers and the editors of the school paper and the Annual were elected. They were as follows: Boys’ Athletic Manager Mateo Legarza Girls’ Athletic Manager......................... Therese Pasquale Editor of “The Humboldt” i.. May Livingstone Editor of “The Winnada” Frances Stuart The system used by this school of having regular meetings of the Student Bodv is of great advantage to both students and fatuity, as it brings them in closer touch with each other in regard to matters social, athletic and scholastic. In the meetings, the students are urged to make it a point to state their views in different matters brought before them and in this way aid in improving these different phases of school life. The Student Body dues, which are negligible as far as the individual is concerned, are one of the means of obtaining funds for various events in which the admission fee is not sufficient to cover expenses, and by levying this small sum from each person, an amount of money is always on hand for emergencies. Many interesting subjects are brought in Student Body meetings, which show that the students are alive to the possibilities and opportunities offered and make the most of them. On January 19, 1923, officers for the second semester were nominated. At the next meeting the nominees were voted on and the following were successful: President Helen Adamson Vice-President......................... ------------Gerald Brown Secretary-----------------------------------------Therese Pasquale Treasurer-----------------------------------------Fred Defenbaugh The other officers elected for the second semester were: Boys’ Athletic Manager------------------------------ ..Joe Germain Girls’ Athletic Manager.----------------------- - Marguerite Otis Editor of “The Humboldt”------------------------------ Elmer Lyon Holding Student Body meetings is one of the most representative ways of carrying on school affairs and as practiced in Humboldt County High School is very beneficial to all. ELMER LYON 24