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

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$ SENIOR HISTORY How we strutted when, with our entrance into the Junior year, we became upper classmen. Santi Arriola became a letterman in football. On February 24, many people took a ride on our Junior Prom Merry Go Round. In the Junior Stunt Show we were represented by Ada Fer- raro, Dolores Peterman, Dorothy Stakel, Frances Larragueta, Marguerite Dufurrena, Ruth Damon, Philip Arant, Santi Arriola, Charles Bell, Leland Berk, Sam Greinstein, and Frank Saunders. After much preparation we were able to entertain the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet. After a hard (?) earned vacation we returned to H. C. H. S. as Seniors. Again we were promi- nent with members of the class engaging in vari- ous activities. Dorothy Stakel was notified that her essay on Permanent Peace for America had placed second in the national contest sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Frances Lar- ragueta and Ruth Damon won debate letters by defeating a Lovelock team unanimously. Fern Mattson, Dolores Peterman, Philip Arant, and Leland Berk participated in Kempy. Charles Bell was awarded a basketball letter. As our final contribution to school life we gave the Senior Ball which proved to be successful. Now that we are saying farewell to Humboldt County High School we wish to thank Mr. Morby, our adviser, for his cooperation in mak- ing this year successful. We also wish to say that we hope that those who come after us will have as ''swell'' a time as we have had. —Betty Tavis, '38 SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS Leland Berk - - - President Charles Bell - - Vice-President Dorothy Stakel - - - Secretary Ada Ferraro - Treasurer Mr. Andrew Morby - - Adviser PETERMAN ARANT GREINSTEIN LARRAGUETA MATTSON BERK STEWART BELL k '3

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STAKEL SCHOFIELD FERRARO GARTEIZ and SAUNDERS MR. MORBY TRAVIS ARRIOLA DAMON SENIOR HISTORY On September 4, 1934, this year's Senior Class entered Humboldt County High School as what was probably the greenest group of ''freshies'' ever to tremble in anticipation of being initiated. After being defeated on Field Day by the Sopho- mores, we gradually became accustomed to our role of high school students. Philip Arant, Charles Bell, Leland Berk, Thomas Garteiz, and Frank Saunders went out for basketball. In tennis a letter was awarded to Frances Larragu- eta. Dolores Peterman, Dorothy Stakel, and Frances Larragueta became G.A.A. members. After vacation we returned as Sophomores to defeat the new crop of Freshmen. Once more we took part in many school activities. Ruth Damon and Fern Mattson received debate letters. On November 16, 1935, we gave the Sophomore Hop. Boys who went out for basketball were Philip Arant, Charles Bell, and Thomas Garteiz. Ruth Damon, Frances Larragueta, Fern Mattson, Do- lores Peterman, and Dorothy Stakel received recognition in girls' sports. Fern Mattson became a member of G.A.A. In various plays we were represented by Frances Larragueta, Dolores Peterman, Philip Arant, and Leland Berk. Sam Greinstein went out for track. FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS Santi Arriola - Philip Arant Dorothy Stakel Leslie Stewart Mr. Andrew Morby - President Vice-President - Secretary Treasurer Adviser

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JUNIORS JOE KINNEY HERMAN AST DOROTHY ISHAM ALBERT WILLIAMS DOROTHY LOEST JOSEPHINE FRINK PATRICIA SHERMAN EDITH ISHAM SALLY CHABAGNO ELLA CORBETT MARVIN VENABLE SAM GILLILAND LEROY MUGARTEGUI JUNIOR HISTORY 1935 36—Soon after entering H. C. H. S. and getting our share of initiation, our class of forty-two settled down and became acquainted with our subjects and school regulations. We were defeated by the Sophomores on Field Day but retaliated by defeating them in the inter-class basketball games. 1936-37—The first big event of the year was Field Day, which ended in a tie between ourselves and the Freshmen. We were represented in athletics by Fred Braito, Jack Kearney, Herman Ast, Sam Gilliland, LeRoy Mugartegui, Delbert Thomsen, Harold Krabbenhoft, Albert Williams, and Joe Kinney. Fred Braito was the first member of the class of '39 to receive a Block W. The following girls were in G.A.A.: Frances Hawkins, Patricia Sherman, Dorothy Loest, Violet English, and Sally Chabagno. For the annual Soph Hop we were very successful in sponsoring a Leap Year Dance. OFFICERS FALL SEMESTER Joe Kinney...............President Frances Hawkins - - - - Treasurer Sam Gilliland - - - Vice-President Donna Abel - - - - Yell Leader Naomi Robins.............Secretary Miss Orpah Morgan - - - Adviser