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

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Sophomores Row One— DONALD COOPER DAWSON PERRY JACK ARANT WILLIAM ARBONIES ALVIN GUTHRIE GIL PRIDA DALE SMITH KESSEL McBRIDE JOHN MESSENGER Row Two— LELAND PEARCE PETER EYHERALDE LUIZ BARGAS FRANK PEDROLI JAMES EDMUNDS WILLIAM ST. CLAIR HAROLD EGOSCUE Row—Three PAULINE BACKUS FRANCES BECKER VERA BULLIS VERNA BULLIS CARMEN LASA ILENE PETERSON GRACE WOODWARD MARIAN ERSKINE Not Shown— ELVEDA FRANK WILLIAM JONES Page 20

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t 11 + WINNADA + ' Junior History THE Class of ’3 3, entered Humboldt High on September 3, 1929, twenty strong. We were all trembling as we glanced furtively up and down the halls in terror of those high and mighty beings called Seniors.” None of us, however, were injured by the dreaded initiation. Not long after initiation we settled down to work. Several of the boys took part. in athletics, and John Echave earned the title of a three-letter Freshman. As Sophomores we elected Albert Lowry as class advisor. Later, we gave the Sophomore Hop which was a roaring success. Two pennants hang in the study hall which show our sales ability. John Echave, Robert Gingery, and Bob Swan proved our basketball spirit by making letters. Echave, Bankofier, Morrison, and Swan also made track letters. We now bear the name of Junior” which, after all, is not as won- derful as is generally supposed. After initiating the Freshmen, upon whom we take our revenge for what had been done to us in the past, we started upon the regular routine. In football, Robert Morrison, Ernest Damon, Fay Bybee, John Echave, Joseph Sonzogni, and James Gayer played on the main string and all made their letters. John Echave also made his letter in basketball. The Junior Acts” of which there were several given turned out to be very successful. The Junior-Senior banquet, which was followed by the Junior Prom, was also a huge success. The year ended with everybody happy in the anticipation of being a Senior next school year.—J. G. Ernest Damon . Wilma Peraldo E. O’Carroll T. O’Carroll . Mr. A. Lowry . CLASS OFFICERS . President . . Vice-President .. . Secretary . T reasurer . Advisor . . Ernest Damon John Echave . Robert Smith Joseph Sonzogni Mr. A. Lowry ■: :■ n Page 19

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Sophomore History THE class of ’34 opened the new school year with a noted absence of timidity possessed during the Frosh year. In the Field Day event we defeated the Frosh by an overwhelming score. The Soph Hop, which was a success socially as well as financially, was considered one of the best dances of the year. In the Winnada Contest we held our place in the order of classes. We proved our ability as good salesmen in winning the tickets sales contest for the fall play, The Nut Farm.” We feel worthy of the green and white banner which hangs in the study hall. The first two months of the second semester were uneventfull with an abundance of hard work. Our Soph Debating team met an under- classmen team from Fallon during the latter part of March, and defeated them by a two to one decision. The Junior acts were thoroughly enjoyed by all members of the Soph class, and the Junior Prom was also greeted with favor. We all looked forward to the Senior Ball and graduation, not only as the end of the school year, but also as the end of our reign as Sophomores. —D. C., ’34. CLASS OFFICERS . President . Vice-President . Secretary . T reasnrer Yell Leader Class Advisor Don Cooper . Frank Pedroli William Arbonies . Jack Arant Marion Erskine Mrs. W. Hudson Pauline Backus . William Arbonies Verna Bullis Vera Bullis . Marion Erskine Mrs. W. Hudson