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

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DEBATE CLUB Speaker, Albert Williams; left row, front to back: Wicdle Robins, Frances Hawkins, Dora Walk, Jack Diehl; center row: Jack Walling, Richard Ernst, Gordon Hawkins, Constance Braito, Beth Morrall; right row: Louise Francis, Frank Saunders, Fred Braito, Delbert Thomsen, Mrs. Hudson, coach. This year, with a membership of twenty students, the Debate Club, organized and supervised by Mrs. Hudson, played an important part in the school activities. Although the first semester saw no outside debates, several spirited try-outs between Sophomore, Juniors, and Seniors were held. The first debate of the year was held in Lovelock on March 22. A short time later a try-out was held tc determine the team entering the Forensic Tournament in Reno. Frances Hawkins and Jack Diehl com- posed the team which entered the tournament. During the middle of the second semester, a debate party was en- joyed by the members of the club. Through the efforts of Mrs. Hudson, the organization has been a success, and we hope that it will continue to be so in the future. FALL SEMESTER Albert Williams . Jack Diehl . . . . Jack Walling . . . OFFICERS President .... Vice President . . Sec reta ry-T r easu r er SPRING SEMESTER .... Jack Diehl . Frances Hawkins . . . . Dora Wark 32 ■Jack Walling “40”

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CHOIR 1 f f Loft to right, first row: Katherine O’Leary, Grace Etchart, Josephine Frink, Kuby Byrd, Peggy Sowers; second row: Betty Scott, Dora Wark, Director Bruce Hubbard, Doll Corbett, Ella Corbett. t r i Now composed of nine girls, this body was originally called the “Sextet,” a group of six girls. The “Sextet” included all girls taking individual voice instruction, and as there happened to be six of them, they were named “the Humboldt County High School Sextet ” Competition was too great, however, and mere members had to be admitted. Mr. Hubbard has taken a great deal of time with the “Choir,” and believes he now has the finest group of singers in the school. The Choir participated in the district Music Festival in Elko on April 22 and received a high superior rating. The Girls’ Glee Club also received a high superior rating at this event, and we feel that Mr. Hubbard deserves much credit for his work with these organizations. —Ruby Byrd “40”

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FIRESIDE CIRCLE Left to right, standing: Sally Chabagno, Elvira Robles, Marie Rios, Antonia Bargas, Lois Sowers, Patricia Rader, Bessy Ripley, Jessie Rios, Constance Braito, Katherine O’Leary, Grace Etchart; sitting: Lillian Quilici, Elva Houser, Louise Francis, Evelyn Flanders, Alberta Clark, Roberta Ripley, Eldora Miller, Dorothy Albee, Ruth Thomas, Theo Woodward, Betty Johnson, Gloria Quilici, Irene Capelli, Margaret Haviland, Claire Kirk, Mary Wright, Ella Corbett, Peggy Sowers, Miss Morgan, adviser. The “School of Charm” marches on! Charm was unanimously se- lected to be the theme of our meetings. Officers elected to help carry out the theme were: President . . Vice President Secretary . . ' Treasurer . . Meetings were held every first and third Friday of each month, with much to be said and done at each meeting. The schools participating in our annual Home Ec Day were: Elko, Lovelock, and Battle Mountain. A fashion show, demonstrations, and a banquet were the highlights of the show. Money was successfully raised for this by selling sandwiches at the football games. Our bazaar in December was a success, both financially and socially. Katherine O’Leary . . Lois Sowers . . Grace Etchart . Patricia Rader 33