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

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WINNAPA £ H.C.H.S. ik—----- = IQ 25V SENIOR WILL WE the class of '25 after battling long and victoriously through the trials of school life, and lower classmen, do will and bequeath to our inferiors, the under classmen, individually and collectively, hoping that they reap ample benefit thereby: To the said under classmen, two silver loving cups won by us as winners of the red cross sale campaign and Winnada sales campaign, and pdnnant won for selling basketball tickets. To the Juniors, our 25, as we have no more use for it. To the Sophomores, our winning ways and art of handling freshmen. To the Freshmen,................................ (censored.) To the shop,,our new desks providing that they can find them after we leave. To the Faculty, our good marks, hoping that they will be as generous with them next year as they were this year. I, Dorothy Haviland, hereby will and bequeath my loving ways and studious habits to Bernice Rossier. I, Bertis Goldsworthy, do will and bequeath my love for all the girls to Don Welch. I, Berton Smith, do will and bequeath my Sunday vocabulary to Lloyd Stites. I, Anselmo Laucirica, do will and bequeath my art of dancing to Cecil Martin. I, Carl Deiss, do will and bequeath my shieky ways and good looks to Edmond Recanzone. I, I, Gladys Pearce, do will and bequeath my art of reducing to Blanche Cosby. I, Mary Guthrie, do will and bequeath my good looks to Vera Boyd. I,Mary Quilici, do will and bequeath my art of making love to any one who can use it as well as I did. I, Aldena Duncan, do will and bequeath my perpendicular form to Birdie Saunders. I, Mary Dern, do will and bequeath my love for Elmo Recanzone to Susie Abel. I, Bertram English, do will and bequeath my saxaphone to Miss Mitchell, if she can make better use of it than I did. I, George King, do: will and bequeath my harmonica to Gerwin Bullis.

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WINNADA £ H.C.H.S. ifj. 1Q25V Pearce, a famous lecturer on prohibition. Then we hear something that brings us to our feet. Well, if it isn’t George King, a world famous yodler, performing before a large audience. A little later in the same plkce we hear the orchestra play and find out that it is Carol Savage and Bertram English of the famous “Wonder Twin Six” orchestra. The old man moves the dials around and presently we hear ap- plause. We discover that the applause is meant for Mabel Connors who is dancing some new steps in a Perisian cafe. We also hear that Bud Goldsworthy, known as the “Wiry Kid”, has a marcel and beauty shop in Paris. Fred Holloway, known as the “Sheik of Araby,” is also in France, and is about to sign a contract with one of the French moving picture companies. The Futora announced that Robert Kennedy,’ mayor of Kennedy was this day united in holy matrimony with a rich widow by the name of Mrs. Van Dyck, whose maiden name was Florence Rutherford. Next we hear that Mrs. E. Recanzone, whose name was Mary Dern before her marriage, is suing her husband for a divorce. Lyle Kramer, the noted airplane manufacturer and his wife, formerly Lona Abel, are about to fly around the world in one of Mr. Kramer’s newly designed airplanes. The two sisters Mary and Delia Quilici are sailing for Italy on a vacation. Anselmo Laucirica 5p making a scientific exploration in Africa for a metal called antiphlogiston. Carl Deiss, wealthy millionaire, having bad health, has decided to become a peanut butcher in order to recover his health. Emma Duarte and Dorothy Haviland, teachers at the U. of C. are about to be transfered to U. of I. Aldena Duncan, a snake charmer in a— We waited some time but did not hear any more, then the old man said they must be far away. He put on a stronger battery, and soon we heard that Ben Jones, widely known stage manager, was managing the famous dancer, Mary Guthrie, better known as Betty Smiles. By this time the storm had cleared so that Smith and I could get back to camp. As we started to take leave of our host, he asked us if we would be interested in helping him get his invention on the market. Believing it to be a fire ofTer, we accepted, leaving soon after, each to his destination to sell stock in this Radio Futora.

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WINNAPA £ H.C.H.S. ■nfl' 1025«:»: a I, Junior Leidy, do will and bequeath my school girl complexion to Leona Springer. I, Robert Kennedy, do will and bequeath my winning smile and slender form to Sikey Vargas. I, Carol Savage, do will and bequeath my love for Cecil Martin to Iva Raymond. I, Florence Rutherford, do will and bequeath my ability for wear- ing clothes to Irma Fagg I, Ben Jones, do1 will and bequeath my beautiful voice to Professor Beaty. I, George Watt, do will and bequeath my ability to do the Watt Wobble to Ellis Martin. I, Mabel Connors, do will and bequeath my comb to Ede Menicucci. I, Lyle Kramer, do will and bequeath my ability to do stunts on motorcycles to Joe Lyons. I, Lona Abel, do will and bequeaith my artistic temperment to my little friend, Hazel Mindling. I, Frank Gartiez, do will and bequeath my art of herding sheep to Jack Walther. I, Emma Duarte, do will and bequeath my long hair to Miss Chapman. I, Fred Holloway, do will and bequeath my ability to sheik Mabel Connors to Craven King. 5