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

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1935 FOR BETTYE HERLINE Dec Dee Bettye, dear, we ll miss your smile, And your laughter all the while; Who will ever take your place Or possess such charming grace? ESTHER LE BROKE Essy A bright sunny girl is Esther Le Broke. From Imlay she comes for your vote, With her smiles and much needed twos, She keeps us out of the blues. RICHARD MORRALL Dick Dick Morrell's a man of good will, 4 In many lines he's shown his skill; He has a store of pep and vim That has made many friends for him. GERTRUDE M. POLANDER Gertie In everything that's done at school Gertrude has a part; To do so much in proper time Most surely is an art. JOHN PRIDA Flash Captain Prida's quite a sport, He reigns on the basketball court. When Humboldt needs a score. Johnny can always give us more. CAESAR S. SIARD Frcnchy' Caesar's acclaimed a most clever boy, Parle Francais like playin' with a toy; He scores in Bookkeepin' and Chem; His teachers all think he’s a gem. T - T wyr

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WiNNADA O'- DOMINICA DE ARRIETA Dow” Tall and slender, full of grace, Dominica's pretty face, Gentle manners, low sweet voice Mark her for this poem's choice. MARY GARTEIZ Garters” Mary has snappy eyes of brown, And hair with ripply curl; In fact she is, from toe to crown, A very charming girl. MARJORY GRISWOLD Stooge” It's said that Marjory Griswold Has wandered from East to West; We are glad that for this year She’s been at H. C. H. S. MARTINA GARTEIZ Tina” 'Tina Garteiz is a girl Whose hair does really curl, She's always bright and also witty, And with it all she's very pretty. DORA GIBBONS Do Baby” Dora Gibbons loves her studies, Typing is her friend; Her card will show you just how much Her policy pays in the end. EVODIA HADDEN Vody” The subject of this picture, And also of this poem Could really give a lecture On How We Seniors Show 'Em.

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HENRY WELLS T. D.” Another senior, Henry Wells, Goes out in June this year; We'll miss Isis cheerful counter anCe Very much, I fear. GENEVIEVE C. WINES Puggy” Our famous scribe is Gene Wines, Who does her work completely; We can't see how she manages To write her notes so neatly. Seniors Class Flower Class Colors Class Motto - Sweet Pea Blue and White Ad Astra Per Aspera In the fall of 1931 the Freshmen, like a thundering herd, attempted to stampede past Seniors and gain entrance to H. C. H. S. Some were successful and entered the building through the front door. The less fortunate were bulldogged around to the rear entrance. Our initiations produced some very odd looking specimens of human beings. When the Freshmen were allowed to let their original beauty blossom out once more, they found it a. difficult problem to open a combination lock and to get to classes on time. By the time we could be called Sophomores this locker difficulty was mastered by all. Then Mr. Depression came along and said, No Soph- omore Hop—I’ve closed the banks. In spite of financial troubles the school was able to carry on all the major sports. We were represented in these sports by Frank Aristu, John Prida and Henry Wells. ■■B Page 16