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

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T H E Pianos-Theodora Pullz, Pafricia Sherman. Saxophones-Jean Clausen, Marguerilre Snnifh, Alda 1 Dennis, Bob Gorham. Trurnpefs-Joe Kinney, Horace Smifh. Trombone-Donald Smifh. Sousa- phone-Bill Niebuhr. Drums-Sam Greinsiein. Subslilufes, Elsie Garn, Leland Berk, Dolores Peler- 9 man, Marvin Venable, Violel English, Naomi Robins. DIRECTOR-Mr. Bruce Hubbard. 3 7 -asm, H. CC. H. S. DANCE BAND MPH - Hold Thal Tiger - Umph - Hold Tha'r Tiger - . , . M ,lllilln and so wnlh lhe slrauns of The Tiger Rag, lhe firsl W H.C.H.S. Dance Band made Jrheir debul al lhe Bloclc W dance I early in 'rhe fall semesler. E Our Dance Band was slarfed This year wilh lhe idea in mind A 'ro play for school dances and olher school lunclions. The D sludenls from Jrhe music deparfmenl, who were desirous of A enlering did so and formed 'rhis organizalion of which our school can be duly proud. We played al all of our school dances and also for The Tournamenl' dance al 'rhe Nixon, down Town. Mr. Hubbard, our music inslruclor, wrole 'lhe novel arrangemenls. and we feel Jrhal our Dance Band in Hs inilial year al H.C.H.S. has proved 'ro be a huge success. -Horace Smilh '37 . .

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The Humboldt County High School Band N The TiTTh, sixTh, and sevenTh days of SepTember, I936, The l-l.C.l-l.S. Band made iTs TirsT appearance Tor The second school year. SixTy-six sTudenTs sTarTed band aT The firsT of The year: buT beTore The FesTival The band was composed oT TiTTy-one members. The Band has made several public appearances: namely, aT The FooTball game played wiTh Sparks, Tour BaskeTball games, EasTer Sunday, and aT The FesTival. Each performance was very good and The sTudenT body is very proud oT iTs band. STuclenTs Trom all over Nevada, one-Thousand in number, came To The mosT specTacular scene ever wiTnessed in Winnemucca when The music TesTival was held April 30 and May I, 2. AlThough TwenTy bands were presenT, The Blue and Gold Band was iusT as ouTsTanding as The resT. ln The Band Club a sTudenT wiTh Tive-hundred poinTs is given a leTTer. PoinTs are given Tor playing solos, aTTending rehearsals, or doing anyThing To increase The popu- lariTy of The band. The Band noT only gives concerTs in a group, buT each member acTs individually. An orchesTra has been chosen and also many sTudenTs are senT To various clubs To enTerTain The Townspeople. Mr. Bruce Hubbard insTrucTs The sTudenTs in all of These acTiviTies. T-lere's To The TriumphanT success of The Blue and Gold Band! -MargueriTe SmiTh '37 Members of The Band are: TRUMPETS Q TROMBONES Horace Smith, joe Kinney, Violet English, Frank D. Smith, la Saunders, l., Berk, T. Garteiz Robins, Harold Krahbenhoft. Marvin Venable, MEI.l.OPHONl:S Irene Cauelli Frances l,arragiaeEg.lg1argaret Vetter SAXOPHONES M , Aida Dennis, Robert Gorham, Beth Brown, Margaret Rohefm Rohlllwn Haviland, Mary Prida, Donna Kelley, Elsie Garn, SQLSAT-PH0N1S,. Jane Johnstone, Nlarguerile Smith Dvnald Fgikiqetolfxlll Nebuhf ,. . CLARINETS . Fern Mattson, Doll Corbett Albert Williams, Dorothy Loest, Alice Bengochea, 03013 Ruth Damon, Laura Arbonies, ,lean Clausen, Grace Frances Hawkins Illuntlell, Claire Kirk, Marge Laca PICCOLO DRUMS Rebecca Monaut, Bill Iloxsey, L. Mugartequi, C. Bell, D. Peterman, S. Greinstein Dorothy Staliel FLUTES M. Robinson, Muriel Frank OFFICERS OF THE BAND CLUB - - President - Vice-President - - Secretary-Treasurer Drum Major Donald Smith - Marguevte Smith - Ruth Damon - Horace Smith .27. . . . , 5 . . Mr. Bruce L. Hubbard ---- Director ,lane Johnstone Marguerite Smith - - Adjutant Drum Major - Librarian - Band Manager - - Adjutant Drum Major Albert Williams - - - Frank Sauntler T H B 1 9 3 7 0 ,Fw .J i,iilll:'lll Mb' W I N N A D A ll

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Leif lo right firsl row, Jean Clausen. Marie Quilici, lrene Capelli, Claire Kirk, Doll Corbelr. Grace Blundell, Margarei Haviland: Second row, Naomi Robins, Dorolhy Slalcel, Rebecca Monaui, Sally Chabagno, Donna Kelley, Peggy Sowers, Mildred Robinson: Third row, Josephine Frinlc, Madge Trairer, Mr. Bruce Hubbard, insrrucfor, Dolores Pererman, Marguerire Laca, Alda Dennis, Alice Bengochea, Marqarer Verfer, Violel' English, Rufh Damon, Elsie Gam. GIRLS' GJLIEIE CLUB FTER considerable 'runing and some siraining of vocal cords 'lhe Glee Club was organized ar 'rhe beginning of rhe second semesfer under +he direclrion of Mr. Bruce Hubbard. The raucous croalcs and unseemly squealcs had been furned info sweel' harmony by lhe fweniielh of March, and fwenfy-four chorisfers fared forlh 'lo lheir liirsr public appearance ai' a Fashion Show given by rhe Boosler Club. Lafer in rhe season lhe chorus warbled several seleclions al' lhe Sfafe Music Fesrival which was held here This year. also appeared ar lhe gradualion exercises and orher muniiy funciions. We have every reason +0 believe +ha+ The Glee will conrinue +o be as successful nexi' year, and we +0 grow in number and volume. -Dorolhy S+alcel '38 . 29 . They com- Club hope T H E 1 9 3 7 'QNX A N c iii ffl' W I N N A D A