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

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£ H.C.H.S. WINNADA 1025 5 jj-— - —a FACULTY Top—I ft to Right BEATY, J. J.................... JOHNSON, PANSY...................... SILER, MARY B....................... DUNCAN, HARRY C.................. Hottcm—l-« ft to Right MITCHELL, ALICE..................... SUMMERFIELD, ELSIE.................. CHAPMAN, MARJORIE .................. FULLER, O. F..................... ----------o------- ............. Principal .............Commercial ...Commercial, Spanish ............Mathematics ................History .......English, French Home Economics, Music ... Trade, Industrial BOARD OF EDUCATION CARL HAVILAND, President MRS. T. D. BROWN, Secretary T. J. SELBY, Member

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!' H.c.H.s. WINNADA 1025? K.... — ,1Mri. K Editor-in-Chief RALPH ADAMSON AMtiUot Editor JUNIOR LEIDY Business Manager caiu. DEI8S Advertiflng Manager J08EPH LOREXTZ Senior Prophecy...— FRANK GAUTEIZ Senior Horoacope ROBERT KENNEDY Junior History SU8IE 1BEL Jokes, Snaps .............. .................JACK WALTHER Freshman History ROY BAN KOFI ER Society MARY GUTHRIE Art BEN JONE8 Organizations ------------------------------- GLADYS PEARCE Activities VERA i-i « NARD Girls Athletics BERN ICE WILLIAMS Boys Athletics ... JOE LYONS Calendar MERLE GERMAIN Sophomore History..... Alumni. Fa ulty Advisor. Treasurer Senior History «not shown) GEORGE VARGAS GKHIRGE KING PROFESSOR BEATY MR. DUNCAN BCI) GOLDSWORTHY m t.

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WINNADA E H.C.H.S. 1025 r.i n ii f,i V FOREWORD OUR desire for this book is that it will be a source of pleasant remem- berance to all who are fortunate to possess a copy. May it bring to all pupils a recurrence of the joys and pleasures of their achieve- ments and experience of 1924-25, to all alumni pleasant memories of their alma mater and to all parents and patrons the pi'ide and satisfac- tion that through their co-operation with and interest in the Humboldt county high school, this book is possible. -----------o---------- EDITOR’S COMMENT IN looking over this, the sixth volume of our year book the Winnada, our patrons may find cause for comment and criticism. Criticisms and suggestions from this source are invited, provided that they are of the kind that will make for the betterment of the book. However, before criticising our work too severely, we ask that our patrons stop to consider that many difficulties always accompany an undertaking, whatever its nature may be. In preparing our book many obstacles and problems have confronted us, which have hindered the progress and detracted from the perfection of the book. These we have overcome to the best of our ability. We present this book to you for your judgment, sincerely hoping that you find it deserving of your commendation. —EDITOR.