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

Text from Pages 1 - 89 of the 1942 volume:

FOREWORD You, the students of Humboldt County High, asked us, the 1942 hWinnadah Stan, to make a year- book for you;hhere it is. To give you this volume we have thought- thought dreamily, thought practically, thought with weary minds, thought with minds afresh, thought together, thought alone, thought with distractions, thought with concentration. Between the covers of this book lie the creations of our hearts, our minds, and our souls. We have truly tried. As your memory fades in the face of accumulating time, we hope-we pray you will discover this book in the attic, blow 0H.3 the coating of dust, and experie ence emotions Which have remained dormant since your days at H. C. H. S. We made this book with but three dimensions; you must add the fourth, age. THE THEME IS OUR NAVY ikfzi? We do not believe sufficient credit can be given to Our Navy'PIhC United States Navy-and the fmc men that make it up. Americans can be justly proud of their navy. Its record reHeets the courage, gallantry, and wisdom of its personnel. From the time John Paul Jones eup- tured the HScmpis the history of this nation's navy has been spectacular. No more admirable showing has been made 1w any militaristic institution anvwhere. United States Navy, we salute mu! u DEDICATION IT Is wrm pLEAsunE WE DEDICATE mm 1947. WINNADA TO A NIAN WHO IS ALWAYS AROUND TO lthP A FRIEND, LEADER, AND TEACHER- MR ANDREW MORBY. KWNx-xmuavgn you mu; WHATEVER You Do, ALWAYS RENIEIVIBER WE ARE WISHING THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN LIFE ron mu, MR. MORBYAou um camm: MR NORHY rat hum: DEDICATION CONTENTS ikikik BOOK ONE . . . . . . . .PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION AND CLASSES BOOK TWO . . . . NAVAL VOCATIONS ACTIVITIES BOOK THREE . . . . . . . THE FLEET ATHLETICS BOOK FOUR . . . . . . . NAVAL LIFE FEATURES BOOKFIVE . . . . . . . . . .WAYS FINANCIAL SUPPORT PERSONNEL VICE-ADMIRALS .uu nu : .x n K'mmurnhd mLLn um 0V, x n. ALBI' n'r x1 LOWRX,AI1 12mm Puhlvc Spmkum smnm henna! numm. 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Bumrr Havuu, Shmdmgh bmk vow Kenh mmmn 1m Hmnnndcm 11m, lengthm Lmn- r mm, mm Mxmn- Smmlmy, 73m 701.; Huerl; Mi I. lay ' , Nuyde Bum , nmrly ummm. Mame Mm, Linn: L In, m thu, Ah: mm. 1m 211ml Luddmll wmw, umm- Darvlgnuxl. Dnlmm' Hsmaherly, Im xxummm, leg Erhcmrrm. Duns: Amhan, mm mm. rnmngMhH-nn!n APPRENTICE SEAMEN FRESHMEN r NAVAL VOCATIONS mrnwwa mmelTJFUHH'J WATER TENDERS ILHHU u, an hm . 1mm mm, mm Jm'y'luxnl: sun r Pnuxlun! x um, .um thmx. HUUM Mum! um V Luutn kudhmnl 1mm. Hm xm Wnudw mum Mm Mnyh mum, Uduw DMthmd Dan Michal! m 1m Umulhn mum me mam m3 smuh hm .N Mmmm nmm Umhuxu KUMQ l'aumn m. This group is undoubtcdltx the schoolk most acme social group. Hm yourk uttiviliw include: an apple throw a Christmas putty, Rad Cum knitting, a fashion show, and Humv .mnnmics Day at anclock, This 01' hi alinnis high purpose is well Mr prcsscd in their mono. 'It mkus a Imp u' Hving in a house to make a homo. CHAPLAINS 111,1 11111: 1 1111111 111111-11 1111111 1.1mm, 1311111111 11111 11111. 111.11111 111m. Gordon 1111111111 K2111. 11 1111111. 11111- 11'111 Bwelly 11111111115 121911111011 mun Mom 111111111111: 1111111 1111.111, 11111111 111.111: 111 11111111 11.11111 1111-, 11111 1111111011 Hullom m1- 1:111111 11111111 11111111 1111111 111111 11111111 With 111C return of 111111 lettermen from the 1940 41 season's 511111111, Nevada's largest debating organization bids well to winning 111C 1942 state dclmdng championship. This year's Llulme squad will 1ny reprer scmcd at the State Forensic Meet by two 101111-15, mmposcd 01 julm Anderson, Roger Corbett Jr 10111011 Hawkins, and Lclnnd Morby. 1-1-11-1x1-1-n-1-11-1 GUNNERS I i l Despite thu IJCI tlm 11m organization is nut Adin in school Funuuum xm-xnlwulxip is a cmulud Imnur. A boy mn by admiucd unly l If he has earned d loner in one ul 11w three mnjnr xpmtsA'nmlmll. bukabull. m muck. Lam. spring me Bluuk WV Lind xlu' G. A, A. jointly neat lle-mwlvm m a sump mom hmqucx. m1: 0! 11w war's mmt im pomnl mcial events. m1 r ,unuk Pm; mm Huwx k3 ,, mm m a: mum n mum MMH xxmmw 1L 1m Ku-u. sum xxvzmuny KKK Mm 1.1m: M114 w Hw-kh- MM hhhvv 1,3; HA'luu 2 Whorw COXSWAINS ' r raw: wane Mcclun, onc n a Nurmzl Mnure. Ddum ummm mum Marv c . Pllar Ugalru Teddy 11mins. mm mm Hun tlmm HMmzn. fnny mus, Palncm Radcr, Henry Mm mm. from mu Umil the 194142 school mm, 1GC Pcp Club was Icgzlrded Ivy the average student body member as u cliqueu meevcr, the Pop Club Ims now proved I'm HDCC and l'm' uH Klml such a group um render mluuhlc servict m the school. Under the stimulating guidance a Mm Jo F13mmang, the organization has provided a drill team, sponSUl'ed s c v e r211 matincu dzmc ' and Furnished a pep band. L nmmrll x Mrmm yummy PRINTERS ummum uomu: mmmmxwx LXL mum mt lawn Hmmm mum ,, A mh The smlf, all members of Mulch wore cntirdy inexperienced in yearbouk publication. diucgardcd custom und tradition in lYOdllCinU tlxc n ,2 HVVinnuL r: 4 Rexulls: u distinctixc yearbook; smH mcmbcm who are allowed to do something; a student body pmjccr, not 2m edilm'rudviset now u CORRI'TI Ednm secret. KLE NOR GOLDSWURTHY M 'm- LuLy Ann mm. Fuhu Immlm Bufmm 11:: dnum. Pdav mm dmu. now l'mhm mm mm-muu. ray Lyman .mv m- 1mm Mow, Lni- Sam Umuv Hoof! Patna m-nyb-lm :PU'PZZHQ a PRINTERS :m my me: Unbun I. wmw um mm , mm, anhm e tw. Cnrdnn Hamm. by n sebum Mum: mm Spommcrl by this English 1v class, am! under the :ulvismuzm of Mrs. Hudson, tho hH'innoninnn x pumqml mm mm m moLs Dun: m the capable supmxuiun OI Cordon lhu'lum, the paper hm mm ncw pnpulmih', hwgch rlmmgh HS human inmml appmJ. .md iLS simple. cmnmdnding mic. mmvm Hmmw Hun q'lnxwm Mm xnmn WW 1m , Hummw Awwr. r mm: Hvamd mm mm, 4 Hmrtn yea 0k 50mm u- n Hundmi. Alhum Ruhvkuu, umm .umm. Iw-rp'nm Nrm m mm 1mm 1: mmu r'r .eru 1m ,, , w W m WCFC :Dmem MACHINISTS The French language at H. C. H. S. has consismmly attracted Cullurcd individuals. I'ho mcnlc oi Frcnch sludcms is rolloclcd in the conductinn M their meetings. l'his group. mough smaller than its Span ish counterpart, has dcfmitely established 11, scll' us an cnduring ucnviu. ROIXIiR 1' Li M mu m Cm; um Dunald Black. l'mnk 5m , Edward Saundcrs l'x! ham mam row Andrew Mam. Adv mumu-u r Xomm u m, ode : Darnmnnd, nmm: Lnrkhnn mm rnw Mclha Ethn, Em, 1mm. Am AH, 11m Annharl. ELECTRICIANS 5m m. Hum valahmnn Jns m mudu. m; mm , Mhm Hun . krnh wnham, Mumr Krko, Lyman Schwartz, Gnrdnn Hawkins 1w Qudm. mar Umrm Mum: mm. szinc Schuanz, Vaughn Ndsan. Helen Gmucchea, Anna 1mm, Durmhy Framway. Marla kmtrtom Buk wuuams, Funzha Rndnguu, Ircnr mun. erl, anr mm mm bun L'garnza. Gcnsuew rm. um Wamlnanl. Mm-dr 3mm, 1mm, numm mm: Uiglcv, I'Mnna Rader. mr-Hm Frnw7bmrn This group serves well in stimulating inr tcrcsl in curricular Spanish. Further, it pmr vidcs plczlszmt social recreation. The organization promises lo become more and more inHucntiaI as it becomes more lirmly cxtulylishcd as a II. C. H institution. Clcdit for thc gmupk formation must be given 10 Mr. Andrew Murby, the club's adviser. mm RonLts pmm-m SIGNALMEN 0n H mm 1 v . run Icuuummm, uwnu .1, HM szulm yZywc m wum mu m- mrmmm SIGNALMEN -m 1 mm m. m uhlcuu : DZTDWU MUSICIANS Band ix om- Activity which bem-Hts 11m individual as wulI 215 the school. It llalchw xlu- qudunt wlfruqu'nsinn :lx m-Il ax drilling him in the fan 11m: to upvmlinn is mm of thy Iumhmcnlulx M human life UZTPUJ llw Ilumbnldt Counly High School hand is composed of almost sixty 0f Ihc hum nlllsicldns m tlu' sum of Nevada. E mummy H Um HLUG rmRK MLL x RAWFURD fun 1 Imam, w 1mm Mmm. , MUSICIANS Band ix om- Activity which bem-Hts 11m individual as wulI 215 the school. It llalchw xlu- qudunt wlfruqu'nsinn :lx m-Il ax drilling him in the fan 11m: to upvmlinn is mm of thy Iumhmcnlulx M human life UZTPUJ llw Ilumbnldt Counly High School hand is composed of almost sixty 0f Ihc hum nlllsicldns m tlu' sum of Nevada. E mummy H Um HLUG rmRK MLL x RAWFURD fun 1 Imam, w 1mm Mmm. , MUSICIANS Uur Ihn'c mujurrrtvxiEYELYN FLANDl-LRS, HHRDHN 11.xh'KIXS LOIS SUVVERS. PATRICIA RADFR. firm Jlulfur A beginner's hand was startcd for the first time this year. P the District Festival at Flko. May .1, this organi'latimw more than lived up to the rating received in previous years. 50101315 and cnscmhlcs praise at the fete. zlrticipating in also rCCcivcd high UZZDUU r:?nO : DENTAL TECHNICIANS 'rur Vain. Nam Saumhrs Io me Haviland. Emma LovaarL, Panuhc A , .unu m Yawn hhmvm, h: QulhrL Am r hm. nun, mm. Mm' Julm Lam 1mm m nurlmxn, . lcona, 5mm awn, 4mm Mm mm nnna Mnme Inarle, Mabel Yohaue. mum .m m, LN, .an mm, VVngkl, mum 'mme 11,, mp 01 mumm, mm! L Maxine Jan , mu, IKmhan: mm anmru ' Rm Mum . much: Rndriguw. mom Venlabmn. v 5mm. Bdry Ivlmmn, name mm them. Ilnm mm mm, Damn Thc Glcc Club and 111:: Triple Trio cw joycd a succc N11: Clal distl'icl Iosn'vul. 1111 year under the direction 01' , bmly rcccxvmg high mungs nt thc 1mm 7rm mm ; Lurkhxn. . . . . V , mu. Jn Wm, ppm - . 1111 IS the hrst mm :1 Triplv Trm lms RQKMVEHWg'mzhy'alh NW Mumm- t'mmrr'lhxh mnmm m'mhv rcprcsenlvd the school. Since there arr so many fine singtrs rhc sexlenc of last xmr urns enlarged to a total of nine. THE FLEET FLAG SHIP Mt, AHIMV Lmsr; ix pulmyw. 1hr Hum mum f.gurr tHHHn'r'tl u'Mh NthUlJ-N wt nmhu Athlrhm :myon 'l 111; qmle'nts Hf 'hh txhtitxxliun xwlcwme 1hr uppunumry In Hunk MI. Luwzy 1'0! rln- xxhulwhraruui manna in xdnrh hr: has munihmml 1m Alrillllcx m 1hr fnnhrxmen: uf Huh nhw-IN uhlrrir yruglunl. Xhhnugll Ihv uutluuL lur majur sports sucmtd bright xlI 111v mm 0' I110 Sclwul 'VCLII'. lmpm xwrv dimmcd uirh thy nous that chry Mcnlnlwrry, u'lm mudc the Llllismlc Imms in lmth siximam fnutlmll and basket ball, was unublv tn pluV vithux I IN l'outbdll xmmn prnwd disustmus with the 1mm luslng thrcc ngUs and tymg um', Athr HVU I'llVSI string INCH H'CFC 10M fUT fllC lJle Inqmu n mm Luxhiul Wmoyzyz nwamr: ? smwn in 11w HM gnmc. BATTLESHIPS LYLE MI N0 R Football TONY COSTA Burkrtball HEN RY M ENTA BERRY Trark In basketball, the school did much better. After a shaky start, the team rolled to the tenth zone championship in twelve years over Ely, the SChOOl which later won the state ; championship. In the State Tournament. H. C. H. S. was eliminated by Reno in the first round and lost to Panaca in the consulate tion finals. Marvin Clausen, high-scoring guard, was placed on the allestate team. The prospect for track, as this goes to press, appears to be fairly bright. Kelso, who has placed second in the mile run at the state meet for the past two years, appears ready to win it this year. Other stars of previous years are Minor, Etchart, W. Hooft, Hol- man, and, possibly, inIentaberry, while other Juniors and undersclassmen show good prose PCCtS. mzwyawyn rribow-IOOn-J AIRCRAFT CARRIERS mic. m H mm, I mum u Radm r thmn mm VH n, m m ,mrm F Lulmn, L Mmm l. wmam H, C H. S. Opponents 6 Balllu Mountain , , ,,,,6 6, Furnlcy , , ,, , ,28 .x mm mmmun Nun Ham drqmnmh H; mm mmmx wk. LY : mxnu lkurmzu. Umulubml. 1.x u xx sum Mm. 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Opponent: .4, , Virgimu my 3a Buule Mounxuin,, , g6 um murfm mace M mum ganu mmx NnL m Haul: Mmmmu game hcluud L UN ml 31mm IHVRNARD RADLR mun PILH' FTCHART Hulfbm k 41,.uuzx4 r HOLMAN En brymamwmbw DESTROYERS ' a mmm Hnuli '1lg' i ?i IIIII IIII IIIII ILL ILS u I mL'lmL 27 1; Blimmmn 31 u m, 5 u Rum: H H Spurkx u H BHHIDMmmLIm gs x8 Carlin 2: 4: Wm: 2.1 r 1mm H 7- B Carl! n DESTROYERS 1.x H. mvm mu m ,xumunz annl lum w; markr mxm'r v rum um w m u M I WH.H H mm. mm mm , Kmm Jurnh .1 xewp , mm a FJtHnullr mm m dwuumm, FFFUUt-IITIWUDIDCU II. a 11, s. oppmmm g; Rona ,, 2; 69 mm .7 g; Elko 57 70nd Tournament 54 Walk .g u 6 Fly, 33 Scam Tuzmmmml as Rum 4, 4; Fallon , , N 29 , 33 Fanam ,4; 3 - ; UDL'I'J 7UU1UJU170 TORPEDO BOATS junior wrm 54 46 ' 13' squad 1.0 , I9 3; 12; '7 w Squdd ,, u Squad Lovclock Battle Mounmm Golconda Town Golconda Town Lovclnck smurm- t'Lxu-ncv Iluhnan, mum K'muIme mum Fughd: Immwm. 1mm; xmm, 1mm mmn Gordon mmmm ommu. 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Br mm m mm: zhu um Ducusmxg mhlmn m gmw m mmm . l'hmngxapher get: phanml 7 E V A E L E R O H S RECREATIONAL a.--.,M-. mull: L14. 11.; t' ler, ' Mm .m'l P411151 dunk I-khvm mkn '11110 NW SHOZRiE LEAVE YIHn' .unl jmkr l. . h'nl uhlrv Mr M' Iv w Hap u. unlu 51m mm hl'xv hen IA vh : h: r, H 4hr a 1.11 :;11 m 111x dhhw . . , Rm I'rfifll'll: Sun. fut Vii: .X Hugh 4mm 1 1 '1' En M 1xh-in-n- .h- tacrozowmo . LOG tFIRST SEMESTERi September 2-Gee, we like our new building. September 3-These frosh certainly get under one's feet. September 4eUpperc1assmen haze frosh; Prof. hazes upperclassmen. September 5-Frosh wipe remainder of weeds from field. Five nominated for student body prexy. September 12-Clausen and Schwartz tie for student body president. National Champions make music. September 19-What is this??? Schwartz and Clausen can't decide Who is to be student head. September 22-We11, well, well, we are to have a student prexy after all. Clausen takes over. i - September 26ePep Club arouses from prolonged slumber to sponsor matinee dance. September 28e-Battle Mountain ties Winnemucca. The Longhorns are obliged to Minor and Etchart, who stay up half previous night returning from Reno. October 3-Fireside Circle inaugurates social season. October 4-Fern1ey conquerors, 28 to 6. First time in five years. October lO-G. A. A. eats sand with their spaghetti. October 11-We travel to Virginia City and get smeared again, 33 to 14. October 15-Gordon mystifies us by sleight of hand. October 17-Pep Club provides student body with matinee dance. October 21-24-Teachers get some of their own medicine by attending institute, while students enjoy vacation. October 27eRoger Corbett resigns from treasurership to accept doubtful pleasure of editing yearbook. . October 29-City councilmen ask us to behave over Hallowe'en. November 6-7-Wonder why all the upperclassmen, who haven't dressed formally in ages, are all slicked up? Oh! we catch; portraits. November 7-We learn new yells in preparation for Battle Mountain game. Student Body has wild time at Fireside Circle Wiener roast. November 9-Minor and Etchart get to bed at civil hour for change. Result: Battle Mountain, 36; Winnemucca, 6. November 14-Senior gals win volleyball championship, after close game with Junior lassies. November 15eSophomores entertain at annual hop, with Nevada as their theme. November 19-Interc1ass basketball begins, with Seniors and Juniors winning handily. November ZOeSenior and Juniors again defeat underclassmen easily. Goldsworthy, Moore, Hawkins, and Corbett leave five hours late for press con- vention in Reno. November 21-1940 champs repeat, as Seniors take Juniorsi measure to capture interclass laurels. November 24eMost of the students did a little studying last night; six weeks tests. November 27-Students over-indulge at Thanksgiving tables, so school board allows another day to recover. December 5-Pep Club waxes gym floor for another afternoon shin-dig. December Se-Students listen to President's speech, asking congress to declare WAR. December 13wBoys bring girls and canned goods to charity dance. December 15-Bob Woods fascinates us by sketching caricatures of the school hand- somes. December 16eFireside Circle occupies itself by knitting for Red Cross and making cookies for soldiers. Q December 19e-TERRIFIC!!! Football heroes receive letters; speedy typists get their pins; Public Speech Class presents first play of year, When Amantha Comes; and Mr. Paul Maloney delivers instructive speech. No more school until next year, 1942. January 5eNew year, and back to school for us. January lOeWe succumb to Lovelock for first time in five years, 27 to 21. January IGeBattle Mountain continues to hold athletic jinx over us, 31 to 22. January 19eStudents get panicky as semester tests are scheduled. January 22-23-Theyire not so tough after 5111???? January 23-To celebrate the elegibility of all members of the first ten, the boys tromp Elko, 42 to 35. t SECOND SEMESTERi January 3wWe get Renditis and lose, 34-21. . January 31-The team overcomes Sparks, and crunches them, 35-21. February 2-Nominations for second semester oiiicers held, with a new machine taking control. Hank Mentaberry assumes chair. February 4- B squad crushes Golconda by narrow margin, 31 to 29. February 5--Band holds first concert of year, with Drumsticks3 holding spotlight. February 6-Battle Mountain again overpowers us, but we could have won it the boys hadnit decided they needed a nap in the second quarter. Score: 38-35. February 7-After puzzling over Carlin's zone defense for the first half, we fianked it to triumph, 38 to 20. February 9-Union dissolves self, after extracting demands from soldier girls. February 13-Wells is downed, 42-21. Winnonian is distributed. February 14-We wallop Lovelock, 40 to 14, to get revenge for early season defeat. February 16--The Players enthrall us with two short plays and a. murder mystery. February 19-We outmaneuver Carlin for the second time, 33-22. February ZOeStudent Body lays plans for Reno game. February 21-We win this time! Score: Winnemucca, 33; Reno, 25. February 27-We roll up largest state score of season, as Costa collects 20 points, in 69-17 victory over Wells. February 28-Elko Indians scalp us, 38-33. Coach does some tricky drawing; we are to meet Wells in first round of zone tournament. March GeWe defeat Wells 52-19, earn right to meet Ely in zone finals. March 7-As usual we sleep through second quarter, but pull game out of fire to walk off with championship and two trophies. Ely bowed to us 35-33. March 9-Quote Costa, If a team wins it three years it's theirs, but now it's ours. Typical comment on tourney by team members, nWe went, we had a good time, we conquered. 3 March 12-Reed of Reno leads his team to 41 to 35 win over us in state tournament. March 13-We enter consolation finals by eliminating Fallon, 46 to 29. Corbett and Hawkins out talk Anderson and Morby for third time on state debate question. Anderson and Hawkins qualify for state tournament. March 14-Panaca squelches us 45 to 33, while Ely champs repeat by outplaying Reno, 27-26. March lseDebate teams travel to Lovelock for three sided forum. Anderson and Morby make debate letters by defeating Lovelock in only decisiongdebate. March 28-Fireside Circle girls captivate boys at banquet and dance. April l-How come? The entire W is visible this year. April 9-Fireside Circle throws spaghetti feed. . April 9-10eState Forensic Meet at Reno, with the teams more than holding up the high standards of previous years. April 18-E1ko-Winnemucca Dual Meet, with the same traditional spirit prevailing. April 2PHreside Circle struts stuff in annual fashion show. April 22-Captain Art Hook tells us about Alaska. April 253Home Economics Day is held in Lovelock, With the girls enjoying IT t???i very much. May 1-2-Annua1 Northern District Music Festival with band, glee club. and soloists retaining last years high ratings. May 2-Winnemucca participates in Elko Interscholastic Track Meet. May 9-Winnemucca. fight determinedly in State Track Meet. May 16-Juniors give Seniors farewell banquet, and Class of '42 sponsors last dance of their career at H. C. H. S., the Senior Ball. ' May 25-Winnada out! Corbett and his staff keep out of circulation. May 31-Baccalaureate. A class the townspeople can be proud of. June l-Seniors begin their last week of school by tackling semester tests. June 3-Earnest and sincere students reap their harvest. June '4-Commencement. The more prepared the more powerful. June 5-Last day of school. In leaving the seniors wish the rest of the school best of luck, and leave a parting wish that undergraduates won't feel like tinned sardines next year. :3,- . AAAHAHAl-HmA KIWOF-IOI'HWF9U WOmem SERVICE RECORDS ARBONIES, CARMEN Born December 20, 1924; Winnemucca. Activities: G. A. A., Fireside Circle, Leathercraft Club, Glee Club, dramatics. Offices: class secretary. Vocation planned: beauty culture. Hobby: sewing. AUSTIN , MARCELLA Born September 3, 1925; Sparks, Nevada. Activities: G. A. A., Music Club. Voca- tion planned: nursing. Hobby: collecting cartoons. BARRENECHEA, ENEDINA Born October 5, 1922; Jordan Valley, Oregon. Activities: G. A. A., Winnonian Staff. Hobby: sewing. BIDART, LEONARD Born April 23, 1924; Winnemucca. Activities: Spanish Club, tennis, basketball. Ofiices: Student Body Athletic Manager. Vocation planned: farming. Hobby: photography. BUCKINHAM, FRITZ Born November 23, 1923; Paradise Valley, Nevada. Activities: dramatics, basket- ball. Vocation planned: ranching. Hobby: raising prize bulls. CASE, PANSILEE Born December 3, 1924; Winnemucca, Activities: G. A. A., Fireside Circle, Music Club, French Club, dramaties, tennis. Vocation planned: accounting. CLARK, CRAIG Born October 9, 1924; Salt Lake City, Utah. Activities: Music Club, French Club, dramatics, tennis. Vocation planned: mechanical engineering. CLAUSEN, MARVIN V Born April 23, 1924; Winn'emucca. Activities: Pep Club, Leathercraft Club, Block W , tennis, basketball. Oches: class president; Student Body President. Planned vocation: serving in the navy. CORBETT, ROGER, III Born June 28, 1924; Phoenix, Arizona, Activities: Winnada Staff, Debate Club, Winnonian Staff, dramatics, basketball, tennis, tumbling. omces: Editor, Win- nada ; Student Body Treasurer; class treasurer. Vocation planned: law. Hobby: public speaking. COSTA, TONY Borq August 9, 1922; Italy. Activities: Pep Club, Block W , basketball. Offices: Student Body Vice-president. Vocation planned: carpentry. CRAWFORD, WILLIAM Born June 8, 1924; Winnemucca. Activities: Music Club, track, football, basket- ball, dramatics. Vocation planned: trucking. DANGELMAIER, DONALD Born December 23, 1924; Winnemucca. Activities: tumbling. Vocation planned: farming. ESAIN, IRENE Born October 27, 1923; Winnemucca. Activities: G. A. A., Fireside Circle. Vocation planned: accounting. ETCHEGOYHEN, NOELINE Born December 25, 1923; Winnemucca. Activities: G. A. A., Pep Club, Fireside Circle, Music Club, Glee Club, Leathercraft Club, tennis, dramatlcs. Offices: Student Body Secretary, class president, class secretary. Vocation planned: bookkeeping. Hobby: sewing. FLANDERS, EVELYN Born September 21, 1942; Baysrd, Nebraska. Activities: Music Club, G. A. A., Fireside, Circle, Glee Club, French Club, tennis, dramatics. Vocation planned: stenography. FRANSON, CARL Born December 19, 1924; Centralia, Washington. Activities: French Club, Music Club, Winnada Staff, football, basketball, tennis. Vocation planned: aeronautical engineering. Hobby: skiing. M GARTEIZ, FRANK Born April 5, 1923; Winnemucca. Activities: Music Club, Block W , football, basketball, tennis, tumbling. omces: Student Body Treasurer; class vice-president. GREEN, EDSEL Born June 22, 1923; Sublet, Wyoming. Vocation planned: mechanical drafting. Hobby: soda jerking. GUENECHEA, HELEN Born May 24, 1925; Butte, Montana. Activities: Fireside Circle, G. A. A.. Spanish Club, dramatics. Ofnces: class secretary. Vocation planned: beautician. HARMS, ALICE Born November 3, 1924 ; Portland, Oregon. Activities: dramatics. SERVICE RECORDS HAVILAND, ARTHUR Born June 30, 1924; Winnemucca. Activities: Music Club, Debate Club, Winnonian Staff, tennis, track. Vocation planned: teaching. Hobby: skiing. HAWKINS, GORDON Born January 30, 1924; Winnemucca. Activities: Debate Club, Spanish Club. Leathercraft Club, Music Club, Winnada Staff, Winnonian Staff, dramatics, tennis, basketball. Vocation planned: law. HOOFT, WILLIAM Born July 21, 1923; Secaucus, New Jersey. Activities: Music Club, Leathercraft Club, Block W , Winnada Staff, track, tennis, basketball, football, tumbling, dramatics. Vocation planned: baking. Hobby: photography. HUNT, BESSIE Born April 14, 1924; Durango, Colorado. Activities: Fireside Circle, G. A. A., Music, Club, Glee Club, dramatics, tennis. Hobby: tennis. ITZA, MARION Born March 12, 1924; Elko, Nevgda. Activities: Spanish Club, football, basketball. Vocation planned: dentistry. - JOHNSON, DEAN , Born January 7, 1925; Reno, Nevada. Offices: class vice-president. KELSO, MINOR Born May 18, 1923'; Hot Springs, South Dakota. Activities: Winnonian Staff, track. dramatics. Offices: class vice-president. MENTABERRY; HENRY Born June 4, 1924; Winnemucca. Activities: Pep Club, Block W , football, basket- ball, track. Vocation planned: coaching. MINOR, LYLE Born July 13, 1924; Winnemucca. Activities: Music Club, French Club. Block W , Winnada Staff, Winnonian Staff, Leathercraft Club, track, basketball, foot- ball, dramatics. Vocation planned: service in the air corps. Hobby: skiing. MOORE, DOROTHA Born November 8, 1923; Antlers. Oklahoma. Activities: Pep Club, Music Club, Debate Club, Glee Club, Fireside Circle, G. A. A., Winnada Staff, dramatics. Offices: Business Manager. Winnada ; class secretary. Vocation planned: stenography. QUILICI, LILLIAN Born July 26, 1921; Winnemucca. Activities: Fireside Circle, Music Club. RADER, PATRICIA Born June ,2, 1924; Ontario, Oregon. Activities: Fireside Circle, G. A. A., Pep Club, Music Club, Spanish Club, Winnada Staff. Ofnces: Student Body Vice-president; Student Body Yell Leader. ROBLES, ELVIRA Born November 10, 1922; Winnemucca, Activities: Spanish Club, Fireside Circle, G. A. A., Music Club, tennis. Vocation planned: stenography. Hobby: letter writing. ROBLES, MIKE Born February 17, 1924; Winnemucca. Activities: Spanish Club, track, tennis. Offices: class treasurer. Vocation planned: laboratory technician. Hobby: collect- ing records. SCHWARTZ, LYMAN Born March 22, 1924; Paradise Valley, Nevada. Activities: Pep Club, Block W . Spanish Club, Winnada Staff, Winnonian Staff, football, basketball, track. Offices: class preSident. Hobby: raising prize bulls. SCOTT, JOSEPHINE Born June 24, 1923; Winnemucca. Activities: G. A. A., Music Club, Glee Club, Fireside Circle, dramatics. Vocation planned: managing auto court. Hobby: Collecting ash trays. SOWERS, LOIS Born September 1, 1924; Edinburg, Illinois. Activities: Pep Club, Music Club, G. A. A., Fireside Circle, Winnada Staff, Winnonian Stan. Vocation planned: teaching. TURNER, BILLY Born June 3, 1924; Clinton, Oklahoma. Activities: basketball, tumbling, dramatics. Vocation planned: serving in one of the nation's armed forces. WRIGHT, MARY Born April 3, 1923; Ogden, Utah. Activities: Fireside Circle, Music Club, French Club, Winnonian Staff, Leathercraft Club, dramatics, tennis. Vocation planned: nursing. Hobby: shooting. 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I There Is No Substitute for the Best Humboldt H N HUMBOLDT 4 Soda Works G BAKERY M f 3:131 f anu acturers an ott ers o BREAD'CAKES-PASTRIES Non-Alcoholic Carbonated Beverages Ph 8 i i' +1 one 31 158 Railroad Street Phone 3 Winnemucca, Nevada Winnemucca, Nevada Mary Glenn Flower Shop When You Visit Reno-EAT at w GRAND CAFE Fresh-cut Flowers ' STEAK, CHICKEN, or SEAFOOD Corsages-Potted Plants DINNER We Telegraph Flowers Also gig: 93:21:: Stalled n Phone 45-W Open Day and thht Winnemucca, Nevada 31 East 2nd St. Reno, Nevada WAYS W- Winnemucca Laundry 8: Cleaners Nevada State H. P. AST, Proprietor Journal a: We Use Soft Water Nevada's Only Morning and Sunday The Laundry Does It Best Newspaper Winnemucca, Nevada , RENO, NEVADA Phone 188 Stephenson Drug C0. PHIUS Tobacco tore DISTINCTIVE COSMETICS S i i' k f + MAGAZINES-TOBACCOS DELICIOUS CANDY CANDY REFRESHING SODAS Ph one 173 We Try to Please Winnemucca, Nevada COMPLIMENTS OF Thorsens9 Thrifty Market Dr. H. L. Bowers GOOD GROCERIES OPTOMETRIST GOOD MEAT i: For Analytical Examination and V C f h E are 0 t e yes 323 Bridge Street STACK BUILDING Winnemucca, Nevada Eagle Beauty Salon H O L M A N 9 S Symphonic. Styling ' 9 ZOTOS Men s Wear +K PHONE 17 Winnemucca 216 Bridge St. Winnemucca All Work Guaranteed DZmeHFUm UIF $33 DZt-dUJ-U-IFUFU UF Hotel Humbolclt One of rhl: Rum and N105: UprmrDate Hotels in Nuudu Dining Room Always Open Bar and Lounge in Connedion Banquet and Convention Rooms 2 GUS KNEZEVICH, Managing Owner XVinnemucca, Nevada WIlERE GOOD FELLOXVS R A I L W A Y mm, EXPRESS MONTIEaS AGENCY 1 D E A L - C L U B CLORGE KINNEY Fennin Montero, mp Agmt VICTORY SUPPLY CO. WI IOLESALE MERCHANDISE 1k unhm Lugue Lynn 13mm PHONE 170 Winncmucm. Nevada Winncmucca, Nevada 2 5 1 BRIDGE STREET COMMEN CEMEN T ANNOUNCEMENTS CLASS JEWELRY DIPLOMAS WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS Kg? -THEE M A S T E R ENGRAVERS 115 W. FOURTH AVENUE PORTLAND, OREGON PETROLEUM PRODUCTS TEXACO Wherever You Go $r C. F. FRANSWAY Distributors for Winnemucca and Outlying Districts Qualify for Early UNION OIL Em lo e t p Aim n COMPANY JAMES MAY, Distributor R E N O P t 1 BUSINESS ?meum Products C O L L E G E NATIONALLY ACCEPTED. JHF ' E MARTIN LEGARZA, Prop. Write for Catalogue 457699 Gasoline 102 E. SECOND STREET RENO, NEVADA TRITON MOTOR OIL OZHmh-t-IWLTIEUIP n.2n-mHn-37Um Ub VVAYS LAZY 6T99 RANCH and DAIRY Winnemucca PHONE 252-Y-2 WINNEMUCCA MEAT MARKET CHOICE MEATS FRESH FRUITS Staple Goods of All Kinds 4. Pete Pedroli, Proprietor COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Kurt L. Hartock, M. D- Winnemucca, Nevada COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. George W. Weiss, M. D. Winnemucca, Nevada ANDERSON 8: McSHEE GENERAL CONTRACTORS Estimates on All Kinds of Buildings Glady Given CLUB DENDARI LIQUORS-WINES-BEER at Lowest Prices Largest in Winnemucca c. URIZAR, Prop. D A V I S ROOT BEER STAND HOT DOGS, HAMBURGERS MILK SHAKES, SOFT DRINKS WEST THIRD STREET Winnemucca V I C 3 S BANK CLUB. $andJulian iik? BEER-LIQUORS-WINES PHONE 2 I 7 WAYS Dr. V. E. Wells DENTIST Winnemucca, Nevada East Fourth Street E. S. D Y E R LUMBER CO. COAL-WOOD-GRAIN and LUMBER Phone 60 Winnemucca T I D E WAT E R ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY WILLIS WAYMAN Distributor , STAR CAFE HOTEL and BAR 2k THE BEST for the LEAST All American Winnemucca, Nevada Phone 360 Monarch Caf e Food and Beverages That Are Good Sensible Prices C ourteous Service 711k? 225 North Virginia Street Reno, Nevada ASSOCIATED SERVICE STATIONS FRANK BENGOCHEA Dealer MECO STORE STOVES, FURNITURE, TOOL and GENERAL STORAGE 4th and Bridge '- W. W. Steidley, Prop. Winnemucca, Nevada Phone 202 Hotel Accommodations VTourist Apartments EEvery bed an inner-spring mattress Air Cooled STOKER9S AUTO COURT SERVICE STATION Winnemucca, Nevada Expert Greasing and Car Service While You Resf' OZHMMHWWEUP OZF-mr-h-IWFU UID qa WAYS Scotfs Implement Store Thomas J . Salter McCORMICK-DEERING ATTORNEY-AT-LAW FARMING MACHINERY HARNESS and SADDLERY'S iK k k 308 Bridge Street Phone I o I Winnemucca Winnemucca, Nevada R. Herz 8E Bros., Inc. Martin Hotel 8: Bar Jewelers GOOD DRINKS-GOOD FOOD Diamonds-Watches Reasonable Rooms Silverware O For 54 Years the House of True Values Winnemucca, Nevada 236 North Virginia Street Phone 174 Railroad Street Reno, Nevada Luis Bilboa, Manager WINNEMUCC A JOIN IN THE FUN AT Kosan: Nite Club DANCING-GAMES ENTERTAINMENT One mile east of Winnemucca TRY OUR DELICIOUS No Minors Allowed SUNDAY DINNER Pete Pearce, Owner C. P. Hoskins Beth,s House of Beauty Humboldt Warehouse THE SHOP WITH THE Wholesale and Retail HOMEY ATMOSPHERE HAY, GRAIN and MILL STUFF Offices: S. P. Railroad Tracks , k .Phone 133-W Winnemucca, Nevada Winnemucca, Nevada 251 West 2nd Street Phone 595 WAYS EDNA T. EDDY SAUNDERS 8E SON Battery Service Incorporated New, Second Hand, and Rental . 31111121111 BATTERIES g PrUIEP Aiken and East 31d Streets Winnemucca, Battle Mountain, At your and Lovelock RICHFIELD STATION LIEUTENANT'S SCRIPTS mEFUiDWCUOv-JCKP 'W' ENSIGWS SCRAWLS JUNIORS AUTOGRAPHS Aw kn; PETTY OFFICER'S SCRABBLES f1, APPRENTICE SEAMENS SCRIBBLES wgcpwnoacy wzmzzmmwm xxavzwwui .. 5.x Tl