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

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ACTIVITIES ?5 V '

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FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: J. Muyt'l'nff M. Gnyhex, Ii. ICllint, A. Hnnwn. J. lhllhtrd, K. McKenny. R. Nt'lson, 1i. Mt'uls, H. Mt'FnHllm, .It thnsnn, J! 4'4; H. Ilnrning. .I. Ruthurfnrtl, D. Mt'Nim-h, R. Juhnstun. 3L Kelsey, Ii. -' Johnson, G. Anderson. SPX'ONH HOW: .I. Ht-rnnmlt-L W. Mc- Kollips. I. Hawkins. M. Iiitlzll't. S. Millm' t'. Wing. M. l-Ispm'xu, t1. Janos. G. Ymguen M. Hull, 11. MH'IUN, T. Mzul'll'iuu'u, H. lernlf, A. Mallory, In Forhclt. J. ICM-hvgm'hon. THIRD RUVV: t' Fusuloz, V. At'H-v, R. Hutton. R. 110qu A. Hrinkvrlmfh .I. Sunt'hvz, J. iuyntnn, I . Mzwstt'vjuun. .l. Guyhvx, .l. Tuhin, IL Juym J, Smith. L. Mugurlt-gui, II. IH-luuvgu, A. Mnnturn, l'I. Gilmnux'. P. Vultuinu Thy class 0f 48 clearly .shnwcd that hcing HFt'osh didn't dampen their spirits in the lcasc on Field Day when they triumphed over the more experienced Sophomores and later dcsplaycd their sportsmanship by doing various stunts before the student hudy. Soon the Freshmen became accustomed to thc way of H.C.FI.S. which included from Fivc to tan half hours after school for wasting time, HAIU tlJi MAW tltltl'M l'rtxhir m. 1.111 mm! nI-rmu m le n'rr.x Six members of the C1355 went out for football. and Tony thnriaga and Raymond Hooft won their football lettm's. chcml 0f the Freshmen participatcd in basketball with Charley Wtying. Boh NIcClurc, Raymond Hooft and Gilbert Anderson being .wlcctcd to play on the A squad. The Freshmen again distinguished themselves by leading the school in bond purchases during the Sixth XVar Loan campaign between classes. FRESHMEN OFFICERS FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER Ilurnld ManHum President Humid Mct'nllum Bull McClure ,, , Vice Prvsith-nt Charlvy Wing Arlene Mztllul'y Sm'rvtm'y , Juanita Ett-ht-g'nyhen Charley W'ing Treasurer Flnrencu Mztvstrcjtmn Erla WmuqurtL, Yell Lt-mlt-I' Mary Jane Espzu'zu ?onnie Elliot, , t, , Yell Leader Julia Guyht-x IHIAI, Mm'ltthKI-IN Bouncer , Margaret Kelsvy A'IHN'I' Bill McCrackcn ,. Advisot' , , , Bill McCl'ucken

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WINNADA I . . , ,5? V x ' i- . . ll i a, MAHNIIC Mllililiiii l'Al'l,liHlCS'lilCli I'UNAIJ' HI .U'K IIAHHAHA IH'HHAXS l'hiilni' .Xllxism' ASN'ISIJHII l-Iulllni' 1111:41in Alzriiznuwr XVnrtimc conditions made the, financing of this yearis XVinnada rather doubtful. but with the generous backing given us by local and out- of-town businessmen and the students and alumni who have contributed to our booster pages, together with invaluable advice and assistance from Bennett Photographic Enterprises. Nevada Photo Service, Babcock Cover Company. Nevada Engraving Company, Burke and Weaver. Mrsi WViIiie Hudson. and Paul Chester. our principal and advisor, it was possible to publish this 1945 Winnada. The staff has spent many hours in preparing this yearbook for you our classmates in H. C. H. 5. WV: hope those pages. representing a year of our activities and our ambitions, will bring back memories of all the N! IIIMA MW 'lil'i wonderful CKPCriCnCCS WC haVC Shared. Asmdnm ICtiilmr FIRST ROW: Patsy Eddy SUIthnlUI'O ropwsemzitive; Claim- Hzn'ilzmd, assistant business manager; Geui'gc Svhwurz. lmy's sports; .Izms- Bnyntnn, frush representative; Norma Moore, assistant etlitni'; Duns Mnlnney. SODiUF i'cprvsentulive; Marnie Miller. editor. SECOND ROW: Ravmond Legeii'zu, plmmg'i'uphii- mlilur; hirhal'a Burlimis. business manager: Jn HibIJS. art editm'; IIPlon :I'hOlt'n. assixtant :ii'i, Mlitul'; lJully Ruthhurn, gii'ls' sports; Marilyn Neal, junior wpresentatiw; Winneva Miller, assist- :im business nianngwi'; Donald Black. assistant editor. -g-A-