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

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1947 volume:

DEDICATION TO MRS. ROBERT WICKHAM On behalf of the entire student body of H.CHS and especially the senior class. the Winnada staff of 1947 , fondly dedicates this yearbook to our friend and teacher, Mrs. Robert Wickham. During her five years as a member of the faculty here, she has built up student interest in all activities which she has Sponsored or advised. Through her efforts and co-operatiun with the boys and girls, she has made many things possible that could not have been so otherwise. Thank you, Mrs. Wickham, for all you have done not only to better the school, but to improve the individual students. h f 1947 through this yearbook wish to hair appl'orizltion tn the factulty, the school imard, and the rest of the students for all they have done 10 help make us the men and women of tomorv row. They have given us a wonderful foundation for Ulll' varecrs of the future by building both our social and our educational aptitudes. We thank you all. r 69 L V ADMINHSTRATHQN . 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L x FACULTY xrv.:.ym PLAKK ISA Aluqr IJURRVS vurxns n A mmmm- , .u aggsztmaszzxzx n'mur. x V,x1HMH.w,V,,M.x mm mmmm- Shun. rm nm- x: Mmmu mm H: m Msux ux rum sm mm 0 H SENIORS Dolores Aramburu George Arvzm Beverly As: Armand Bellon jean Calder Patsy Eddy Ella English Margarita Garcia ' Phyllxs Hale Charles Hamilton Halle Hawkins John Jones Richard I.mle SENIORS Evelyn McErquiag: 10 Palmer Stuart Pearce Bud Pms Jame, Polkinghome Jean 53531.2 George See I hyllw Sntrcr Eugm Washburn Pam Whine Gemge ng Don Woods ans Zeno Don Heuer mm pictuteth RAIJ'H IHUHVN VHHIS PAHA IAIGZ PAT DICI'I-INILHW H! II! rNXH'I HMLU ITT SHIRLEY WHLZINNI'S .IFLI H 'H H'HICX MILDRED HHLT RAY H! n 'FT WHIJC AWIKICIJ Ullllilili'l' ANIHIHSHN .It LUJI ENA llAlJ .Xlil' MAI'HIVFI lilllAHT JUNIORS ANN Al r 'l'I X .HXI-I ILHYN'I'HN IJIFI n'lililii HI'AI. VIHHS'I'ISHN Il ANl'l' l'I'lVHlA-t VYHICN HICN IQ HA HRH !'I l' MARY IA II' unYHl-ZX PAT Hid KISS BARBARA HHRNIN'; NHRMAN HVTI WIINSWN -JWWW . 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The theme, being Youth Canteen.n was simply decorated in tcen-agc fashion. In Nlarch the Sophomores again won glory bv prvwnring .1 most enmrtaining HSouth American pop assembly. K , wk x . 14' 'l' HUM Hmw'm lhmszhmx, 1'14121 MM-MH' JHJH MHvI, Ilh'l: Alwm. lhnlm- luml'y Vixmn IJHWl'w limb I1 JIM 11';.11 Iwwl IWIXI' HIH 1.113 'iwlmlm Imrr-uw ALHMF. ,hmmm Mmlnnmw. Vuruhn Elm Vulwm, Y My UAEHHL qu-ul'gw V1Hmms, .lnhrx Hmuimm 'PHllill IUH MHHle Iiwumu, Ulru 'Lwrlw M4 wmhmxj Ilwhuwl 1'1 ,1!u Iiu5 Mvmrwu MHH Swim, Nwrnmn Kamnmn. n u FRESHMEN I'HHNT IIHH' UM! m HuhH, Arthur Naturmxxmh Hnlvu Iiur-m lrmptutm Hunwiu, N'HIHt llwhpijw Imwu m.tmh 1.4.115 SHHHL Adrhxlr AH'VHL lMNrIw Ihlnmg HHVHXH IIHXY Iinuwr mez'wh Hulmw Huhlmmnn. r'lmwum Whulr-y Amw-hn 110117;;le.Inwphmv Imnmlt-zc. NW Iluuttrd, MIMJH! HUIAMHH, li-w tl'h 5-1 lluH, Vurx'mt- tl'tn rn-It Tllllil' IUWVJ .ILIIHr-r VHUIM. IW:2m Him M Awwmn 11mm; XXrKh u FHHM .lmtn Hmmwm. Ilhh-tl Subway mek thu, LN: Quilit-i liul-MI Almy-t. The Freshman ch15: has shown outstanding abilities in all thcir actwitws. Thcv Started out with a hang by giving the Sophomores a hard beating on field day. Next, :hey presented a very clever pep assembly, which won the admiration of. the wholc student body, They have also had some of the highest grades on the honor role. VHHX'I' HIWY IJHLN Alrrullwht, Im'k l'iwkrtlt INAHH thhwx, SAM; Kahuwt HMHI Iv tViixwu .114va 1- 1H w Jm -w 'Il'HNlt IUWV Sunh .Itnw H nwm: l? 111 Mrlh'hhu Humaxx Kirkv-r. Hux'rruw Hrmlmuu, Ihmtrlu Mumeh, l'IFIIx 12mlhlu r, Almx 111mg iv w w H: Mt 7 Unnl. lnm l'wlhlinu 'Hlllill 111th. Muribn tVumexzu'tL lint; Hurkw. Emr'wvm launch .anyhznr lemw l rwruw Muutwru, Allun HHIL Hgmn Shrlw, Bill kYszht Jun Whitu Jim z'wm, Mm l'tklixr'l X7 Imlurw' Aluv'rnwn, Kalhrr'mw linglblu sz Hlsquulr. lhmut Itjlizwwlw. t 11111 CLASS OFFICERS FIIH SCHH'NH'K' Spring SCIHCSU'T CLlsx Prvsldcnts Llnxs Prtsldcnts fwi LWMLH'JH- F?HHL Hnwhm NHHI V Drwhwn. .hw lxtlwlnr, l'r-rim..:rx . h Wm lwuru Fup'uwnnrp Lm H-mr' .Fw Mummlml Aw: I'H,lA 5D HMNWZII Hi'l M FIS F . Mva iwwphw- liwkw mummy 'l 1 x4 w M w. J. I' w 1w www- WM wlx'hfvnl S-wu-mm- l'nvw V . m an Munw Hw .1 m. . 1 1 ' Ihwuw uhrrirYt'HhrM .imwdk Hvrj. Mm Mwinx y-, w.r r .Mmmv 1 wwm xnwr'mm 'lex HmMHJLm xn-rw'wui-L' S'IHMK Iithb MX www.nn ,an 1'. 11.. H:'v' tin-mw 5 HI: In-wdwm Hm: mmmul: H'iilkl. H HMS'HIM HI'YW'Jlib l'rndmw l'w' lIJn-Mw A w 7. ;' M 5H . 1 ' my wvrrAx-v ,xqmum-V H-Hr Huw w Waywnv: .V..y www x m lruxr ' 1 A , M . mm WhI-1px1hlvliv .lmwh Km u 1.- 1 x menr: .MwmrinI-Hv mJ.m mxwmx .H munq 'mMM xhwwwxmw, Nmm-r Julm 7: 11mm Jimxlwh kn umyx, IZM ?me m. pushiwm M ACTIVITIES THE WINNADA Hwy x, mm mm. mam Kvmmm Nuukls Anngu .xm hm! m M Without the valuable assistance m Mr. Chester and M1 - Norms the HWmnada staff could not havc dune much toward proparmg u , Cccssml yearbook. Then guidance helped us though many rough Spain. Wu hope Lhc student body appreciates the tune spent on then yearbook by Lhc Whulc staif, 11n- we have gladly dune our work m keep me mcmumes 0L 194571947 lorever am. Thanks go to Mr John Broukman and Mr, Ralph Marks of 'th Camera, to the Nevada Engravmg Company, and m Burke and Weaver of Rona, for thmr photography, engruvmg and printing Hmmn'vr MU HAMHMH 'rlu w: mm: n In wmmv Huwuw lhomuanm .U.m ,qu mum- 1 Imxxm . hmm 1mm I .x N um I x w. 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Imm. .wahnh 'I'IIIIIID HHH MUS; IMMx Jnm W mm ll-Hr llu'wmm lamb 7w! u SMLHV Harm lunmm MMMIHRW Ww' 1min MM .2,. Imy THE WINNONIAN 1m 1.x 7r mm HIM mm m Mn m mm Hnlhs mmy Jmm mm, Xouh mm Hmm kwplum smm m nu. ma .Mnmml mum. The wmnumm. ,9 pubhsllcd Cvexy mm as an sxumcurricular arnvxty or am Enghsh 1v class Added mum of r1115 ym was me populir Kauy Kolumn Kyrm VHV'LLI mmvm sms'r mm mm H, mm mm M'hw 1H x'mm' hwuhuv'u mmw 7mm Hum VMH Hmvm .rhw mum mm me r du' Mmmrl mwm Mun! 1mm smw Hmmm- x ljhu'mh erlh m Latin C1111? 111:1N WALIHCI: Al HULXKI'IW HAHVIA HHS 1'25'11IHGI:H'INKHAM 1WHM111HI YEm-rw'vrulwnt MMLMM l,irl'l ZHIIIU TH .mm'wr I'ATSY ICIHW Sowrrlnu On October 14. 1946 f11C first Latin C1111: meeting of the 1946-1947 schoo1 year war' 1191d with a rotal of fourteen members. A Christmas party was 1161d in Decembm: and a very successfuI Roman costume banquet was he1d on 1V1arc11 5. 11115 yc'nr Latin C1u1w letters were ordered and purchased by the C1L113 members. 1 1, Q3 IIH'F'I'HM 1:H11 ALHL'MM HHHiHK lmeru'THHMH. Ilmh Mnmm Phyal S'Hmw SFVHNID INHV Vzlruhu limmu 1'1 111111, .Ium 1111r1-1r. Muruurim Hurviu, 111mm HriHiHN, Humm S'hu'nrw Hutummr'x Hwnhmvi JMMJHH 1141111111, Inrww 7mviH SPANISH CLUBS LHS Ml HIJ'S l'HiST IU'H II-AHMI thdmm .uiwxn' Mwwrhx XL rru M lmruThx 'lUmM-x lmrnm N hx III., IV INN V4, 13W Ketmhx. Xle Mm 1' Almww 'A-unmnm ,lwv mer lhrl v .HJJV'I'I .MerHM Mm: EMVHXL'IU'R Kvmnxhl'mn Vilm M-x - Illtw Ibngn- h- L Jr-uguuhl ihltuul H-Atl. Hmirmm vaJ;'- u HILIHAx l,;,nrnm Alwlvniy wa lwrunw Hm HM .XI1-mr4 THIRD '14 NY .Iulm I l;1mlwl'a va-xu- HANNA. 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NM. m l-HN tVHHlbs INN Snr- Luix-Tr- tn tI-r Hlvli I'I'l'TS l'XuH t Ir. rlwlrSl'l- M 0m- of. thc Chlt'f anm of most high .srhool how 18 to earn a letter 1n football. ' ' h . oachthnH, or track. lhc boys who have earned their letter or lcttcrs hero. belong to thc Block XV. an organization 0! H.C.H.S. which does its best to promote interest and crcate understanding among the boym VUhvn the bm's work and plan together 15 thry do m Block XV. they form the understanding and knowledge of each other which is necessary for tcnmwork and successful sporty n'NiulGlJX'; .lamws IMM-wz Mr IYHIAIt Alumna tivlnrlt I'lmrllw tVIHu. 'I'nlu Mmlul'luuu, lnm Wmmw STANDING Lump AINIHIXHLL lJth Kultu. HAW Hnu'ltmm Alumni I'..-1ltm Smut. l'uIVA Hml l'ixh 'Imn'u. lemna 36 XI'JIAhIVIHiLIAIV VIIAIHJIZR'IXH JHHN inuhxx i'x. mm !H l'.tH S- IIHH v.1 wrung Sm 1.4411V'lhrnnsmwr .Mlxl U,- ll.tl.ltlt3 HAHKINS HAY HHIW'T Itwiuhtm, Sprung S. m. .4. 1' Sprint: th- lu'. shit :11 IIHX txnulbs INN.Smyt-1.11.x-'IW'-twtI-r Hl'l! l'l'l'TS l'lutl t IV: rmwsm- m On:- nf' the thief nuns of tnost high .srhool how IS to mm a lcttcr 1n football. ' ' h . oachthaH, or track. lhc boys who have earned their letter or lottcrs hero. belong to thv Block XV. an organization 0! H.C.HAS. which does its best to promote interest and trcate understanding among the hays. Vthn the bm's work and plan together 15 thcv do m Block XV. they furm the understanding and knowledge of each other which is necessary for teamwork and successful sportst tx'NiulClJNH. .l,-Inws Imidrlz Mr lmlJm Mnmnw tivlnrlt I'lmrllw tVIHu. 'I'nlu AIJHIHI'IHJJHI, lmn Wmm-- STANDING Lumlw AIN'HIXHLL Lunn Knuth. HAM Hnwltmm Arnmm I'..-1l:m Stuart Mam. 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HAW Hnu'ltmm Alumni I'..-1ltm Smut. l'uIVA Hml l'ixh 'Imn'u. lemna 36 XI'JIAhIVIHiLIAIV VIIAIHJIZR'IXH JHHN inuhxx i'x. mm !H l'.tH S- IIHH v.1 wrung Sm 1.4411V'lhrnnsmwr .Mlxl U,- ll.tl.ltlt3 HAHKINS HAY HHIW'T Itwiuhtm, Sprung S. m. .4. 1' Sprint: th- lu'. shit :11 IIHX txnulbs INN.Smyt-1.11.x-'IW'-twtI-r Hl'l! l'l'l'TS l'lutl t IV: rmwsm- m On:- nf' the thief nuns of tnost high .srhool how IS to mm a lcttcr 1n football. ' ' h . oachthaH, or track. lhc boys who have earned their letter or lottcrs hero. belong to thv Block XV. an organization 0! H.C.HAS. which does its best to promote interest and trcate understanding among the hays. Vthn the bm's work and plan together 15 thcv do m Block XV. they furm the understanding and knowledge of each other which is necessary for teamwork and successful sportst tx'NiulClJNH. .l,-Inws Imidrlz Mr lmlJm Mnmnw tivlnrlt I'lmrllw tVIHu. 'I'nlu AIJHIHI'IHJJHI, lmn Wmm-- STANDING Lumlw AIN'HIXHLL Lunn Knuth. HAM Hnwltmm Arnmm I'..-1l:m Stuart Mam. Hm! l'ixh Hurry. HJlmnA a6 Girls9 Athletic Association l-llllA lleHLISH JUAN WALIH'II: JUAN VALIIHH .II'ANI'I'A IC'I'WIH'IHIWHEN l'rvwidvnl, l- ull Hr!H-+IvF Yarw-mu-sulz-nl l'Iwhidv-m Ylmww'x-sidwm JH !' l.Ml-Il: LQpriux St-lHVSII'l! Jl'l IH HHYlH-IX 'Pl'r Survr Sw-x'muu .ll'AXl'FA HTPHHIHIYIH'IX HILICFV lil'l-1'I'A Summary 'Fn' Slll'wl' 1FHH Sumvslwrl ISprmu Swmvslvl'! Through the efforts of Mrs. Esther Wickham. the Girls' Athletic Association has sponsored inrerclass volleyball tournaments, tennis tournaments. skating parties, and bikes to enable the members to earn sufficient points for a letter. In May a play day was held here for the G.A.A. girls from Lovelock, Wells, Carlin, and Winncmucca. Be- cause of war-time conditions. an event of this type had not been held for several years. but from now on it ICSTIHCH ermmu will be an annual G.A.A. project. Aviximm w, ..1$,3r' lilil LVT 1:! AV, M Hmhvy .I. Jhnrs, IL Alurlim-z. IL Garvin. H Hllintl,12'IUI1me2H. Z1ll??l1il..l. Mmlnrmum M, Wumh unnl, .J Mnmr. l: Alunru, ll, Loxn'y Y. me-nzunu. 11 Hmwn. YV Hulriml, ll. Hnyhv . H. Wilsnn, V, RIuvus-juzm, .1. Iimln-y AL Hdl'x'in. SHI'HND liHW: 19 English. .I. Huynlum M lnuoax'. H. Smith. S inlwnr, 1:. Hnwlmul, H. I'lmml 112.1. K YI'HwLL l' lwx'nnlmugh, H Nnul F. Kirkrn 8. Morning. H Smith, M Vqum-n. l. I'usqnulv. IL Hm-kus .1, int lurlL J Jnnrh P Milsmt .l. I'ultlwr. THIRD HUH': l'. Eddy. Ir MvNiuch. N. lftcl'lrwqhvn. 1L Ah-Hrilh'. H, Ast, hi Mrnls. .l I-Iu-hv-gmhrn l'. Griffiths. IL .N'vhwm'z. l9. Hrquingn. K. l-Inglbh. A. Arrutx. L, lnlx u x ll. lhlmltlm .l, Hitlnl'l. It. Athvh M. iullinx. J. l'ulmr-r. H. Ellimt. 17 n 1km m thH ml. A411 .y Mm: wruuhmn mm .mm. Snmn A1lm0st Eighteen wulvam Barry . Gm ? Barry . Juno Barry Mabel Warren Mrs. Grunvmo Eddy: Barry. Georgc Jones. Ann Shormun Tummy Grunvxlkv , Sully Davidson Mr Mvmtt . Mus Dalrymple , CAST w Bob McClure . Barbaxu Hurnmg .PaL Dpfcnhaugh . .Mary Lou Goyhex . Mxldred Hun V Cole Acree . Jahn Smith . Joaquum Ballard Mduncu mam Juanita MchroH Stanley Miller . Phyllis Volmm Afm lung hours of practice under the guid- ante of their advxsor, Kathleen Norris, the Junior Class presented their play uAlmosr Eighteen. . . . The play proved to be an oucsmndmg success both enmnamxng. ly and Financially. u llqumH Jommml ImHuul Huh mmm. mum .hmmm mm mm uu'nm 14mm vmmm wmm s'mMnx mm m wTiger House CAST Erma Lowrie t . 1g . t . . Beverly As! Yami t t . . . . . . . . . t Louis Zorio Aunt Sophia t . . ..... Joan Calder Arthur Hale t . t . . . t . . . Bud Pitt: Mnt Murdock t . . . Dolores Arambum Maclntosh t t . . . . . . Armand Bellon Peggy Van Ness , t . . Margarita Garcia Oswald Karim t . . t Jnmea Pouringhome Mymery Waman . . . . . . Patsy White Thompson . . . . t . , . . . John Jones The Senior clw this year than for their play at exciting mymry drama, ' figer House, which made a great hit with everyonc. Th: Iuccels of the play was due to the diligent work 0ka n the cut and their advimt, Mrs. Wickh-m, Ind also R t the :o-operation of the ins: mmg'er, Rich- ard Linle, and the electrician, George Wing and Charles. Hamilton Le lo mgm: Manna 6min. June. Polmngnoi-na. La ta mum: moral Arunhuru. Joan Calder, Bud Beverly An. John Jones. Pluy While. 1? Pitt... Armand Bellon, Innis Zorlo. 37 Music Club li Y HHHFT IJLIUX IJNIIIJSH ' 1l.I.lAM' l..HiK , I'lq -LIlt HI Smr. lyx!I'r .:w.u; lexrwl 41'sH Svtw - H M H IZIVIC HHIHIT phkml-H VIIL N YHI IITA Svrrv'kumvTrwawn'v1' nSmmL: Smn-va't r 1l;s'I 1:uxx H- 11w HLLM'D S t:- Lxmrmr V 'l'humgm H 12 RV Him I' i'th M 12,;1'-1 H Sumh lI Inuum ll Nb I. X- H M V'nuh', ad 11 Znimlr W lhwxwx SIIVHXL' IUW .V M nut l' HAI'L'HVVM .1 ,M-zn5 J F 4erV k 'v ' W 1 4 V ,Z' ?,vuwxnr 1. 11 HA Him AL 1' Vin. Ru l' .M H'um'z. II II Mk: V l.- 'r MLAILL T , l1 HUM?! K MAK-rN-X H KW: '1 Mmrww Ix 1H1: n S 'idJV' I M Frmlh L I'M k H, Iiruxsn FHLS'I' HHW 11:1: My Hum! l l-Mmlim: It l'wluldm Ir Harknx M tiu-lxmmm 12 Mclirndm ll Hindu, M, Hui, Jinx. x' ILsznll'. . l1u: umg .l ILHHHt-M SICPHNIJ RHW: 1' .M'rw, AI hdzu'u, l: I'llul'lr, H Slim-r, .I tiuyhvx, I ' Muwlrvjmu. H ICHIWL H Muznls. l'- llul'mng. J Hulxmvm 'I'HHHI lwW I. Mnnlrln A thlrl'n, J Smith, J.I'.nldx-1 J'. CJmluL, .J ULhHLule .Y Hmmuui, F Wlwlw, U HLalrlmm-n, .x, Urmi 71-. SEXTET GLEE CLUB STANDING ter 1H HuhHl pyuyvhpp .HRUAHH'IQWIHH, l'IllST IUIXV. M, tVumlxun'vl, Alt Mullins, H. Hllltkt'. Hull .unn-idn immiv HHiUH. lmlm'n-s Mnrtiuuz, .L Hmhw Hr Hmilumi SHVHN W'W? 1; Wylxv INN: mm; Sarah .Imw Hurning S A'PHIr H;1r'- Hm, .1. ii U'7, .It Mmlnrinmi. l? Murslrvjuun, J. FIRST IUHV: H, Hutchinson. S, ' l'rruldn, 1!, 1L Inmrtn. J. Gunzulvz. D. A. Arruti, J. Wulvlvr. lku-kus. H. hum Hm'ning. :wvmnpzmist. llnhrur, l Frmling. HIGH IND RI IW; t. Stiter, Murcia, l'ulun r H. l'IlHrrH, t', Hmwxu Rt Zthulu, II Svhwnm Tllllil' IUWY, Mr: t'lurk .l. .Iunrs. II, Mnrtim-z, Vt lmn-uzunu. H. Mn-nla 1C. ICIxuliML H, Hurning, NV Thnmxwwn. S Humming, .I. Hullut'tl, 1L McHrirln-r FROSH BAND I'umumlv, N HH'lH'EIU llwtw. H, N Huwunl. R chule Kt English, THIRD IHWV: IL Murllm'u, Vlt Fusulvz, Mr. I'lznrk txlnmlingt. MUSIC CLUB Members of the Music Club consist of pupils who make up the band. the glee club the sextet. and the Freshman band. This 1:3ng group was organized for the first time this year since 1943. Its purpose is to prom otc interest of its members in music. One of the main events of the year was the music club picnic held in May. and the assembly presented by this group was definitely a su ccess. On May 24 the band, into which the fresh had been admitted, the glee club, and the sextet went to Elko for a district music festival. It was successful both musically and entertainingly. 3i zuxun - pou- i Mc11i. - an Iflt n n . .$. I . Wrillinm Clark luvxm Mn ? 3 S 1 5 . l . George WxWHiams lw'wm Aluvlwr Cole Acrrc limml Ahrmwr Nlargarita Ella Phyllis Pauy Garcia English Stitser Eddy Mn wrvl hip Humboldt County High School Band 32. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL VHHNT lilHV: Alt'x lilxt'ln'n-XI:I wagp Vi1linms, I'huln- Viyu, Tutu M:Itl;u'i:l;.::L Jim Tubill. .lunn's t'nlvlvn. Alix Imlzm. HANK HHW: lay llmm. Louiv Mwlniiliht. Hml I'itls, Ithvr llilhvr, SHIm'I l'rurcr. Arnmml 'wllun, le Wands, Hillwll Amlvrsuu FIRST STRING FWHHHHV. Ital val'V. Silmm I'vnrwz Armmlvl .IHHX IHII,AN Hrllull. Hurlx How: I.WIa-r HiIIAvr, Flml'liu- Wing. lnm Wumis, MUN VHHHS HAY H'NIFT STI'AHT F'l'IAItVIC I'HARLIH VlNG Hnlfl'uvk Iiwl '31 'r 1 Qmirtvrhuvk 3.4 -- 444 FOOTBALL ARMAND BICLLUX GEORGE WILLIAMS TUXY MADARIAGA LESTER HILLYICR End End Cvntvr Fulllrur'k um! Pupmin FOOTBALL SCORES O Winnemucca Opponent i 62 Wells 24 r 39 Fernley 6 32 Battle Mountain 0 ! 26 , Fernley , 6 21 Battle Mountain 26 40 , Wells 7 24 30 Battle Mountain 42 .IA MES VALDVJI INVHC MICNIHULA HL'U PITTS JIM TUBIN FHIHHH'k HIM HHlH-HI-k leHf'rMIwk 35' BASKETBALL HASKhTuAI I. scoms xxvmmnum. Uppunrnr x w mm M Qppuntnr W Carlin IX :7 4: Elk, 41 13 57 19 Ellm m M 'm H W'elh M H I7 40 Lnndrr H ;; r: w 26 19 Prrslwng 17 :9 Znn: Tom namem 47 UEIkni Dun Woods Ray Hmn Hallr Hawkxm x mm mm xwa m Hund 30 BASKETBALL BgSQUAD BASKETBALL Steve Gartciz Frank Flandcn Wuthin l'--:H'h Under the leadership of Coach Frank Flanders. this group of boys formed the basketball B'squadt Through practicc on this seemingly unimportant team. the boys gained experience and learned the fundamentals of basketball. The B-squad playcd several games this year with the grammar school team. and also with out-nfhtown B'SqUQdS, such as Carlin and Late- lOCl-i. These games provided added attraction along with the A-squad games. 11'le K-zlynlh Imle. Ignt'uxwl Mwlmh, tYthlI'lz'r lnwnu mp Vngnwr'u. A1. t Ihltlmnx 53-, I III XYerl'. III; ' 11 AHH'I'! AIM! FIRST HIWVA 11.41 In li:hln Allw. Hnil. 11:11an erltllr 1';4x.an:h Slit '1 INI' lil WV Jnhn Fluzltlvr' Imfwrrv-HJ. MH-v h y3gI FHUN'I' IUHV: lhmruv hVIHLi, LHHI 4'n-rri. Nnrlimii HuH-liiiisun. Jim l'hnli. .M'lhm' Vzuaimmzh ILU'K .HIH Vnhlvr, Hilln-H AmlurN-Ii. :ill H'vlsh. Hiwhui'il Hnrlnn. ln'l! Qullli-L ani'uw XVIIlmmx Imn This spring twelve boys went out for track. With this material Coach Dolan developed some outstanding talent . . . At the track meet in Yerington and at the state track meet in Reno. H.C.H.S. scored in several events . . . At Ycrington. jim Calder tied for third place in the pole vault and Don VUoods won first in pole vault. first in the hroad-jump. and first in the quarter mile . . . At the state track meet in Reno. Woods tied for first place in the pole vault and won third in the quarter mile. Calder tied for third place in the pole vault. Don Woods John Dolan Thwk Slur l'tmwi: 3? I'd WV. XVimlls. TENNIS Frank A. Flanders qu'li Tennis Team VHHN'F IIHH'. SHIJIH I'h-Hlt'I-. Hull. Huur RIMS. JUIIH Vlleulwl's SIIVUNIt IUHV Int! 1.4;.. lmu-rgx, I'nr ln-x'rulumgh. I'm Whm- 1.0111In3hwx THIRD IUWY HUI: MM'IHI'I'. I.Wils Zurm. Hmn- Wnshlmrn. Nu! I'll- Im'ml. Hvlu- Hlll'rinlY .ou Goyhcx and H113 English UNIS l : rm:x1'lmm;m For the first time in a number of years. the H.C.H.S. tennis studcnu formed a team this spring. After much practice and instruction from Coach Frank Flanders, tht' team played competitive games with Fernlcy and Lovelock. Several students earned their tennis letters. HUINT RHWV K Inu-k. II N VulerIrh, I El Hlx l' lumb- I'm. M V.'um3u'.4r41,l' Lmuyx' I'JIrkvL Frmliug. XV qunvl. H, Hulwr. VI MNV-B. M. stzinn RAI'K RIHV. I. ?vvyh-x, U ' 1Wlnrnxm-x:, H Mwlirhl'. .I UHI'H'L .1 Sdnuux flux :H'Il. 40 H Alvhnlx I: Mwm, Ii HIH'IMHu, IIHIIIH. J MJIMFHH. I' Vlllh' M .54 '1r x !, 7mm: !' Mmr'rvjthx VOMEVbaM Varsity Juan C dcr Esther chkham Juanita Emheguyhcn Armmml .mum mm. Hquuml mmm Nlcmbcrs of the Volleyball vamy are mama by me physlcal education Instructors and the G,A.A. prmdem each year. The girls chosen must cxceU m this sport and must have a scholastic average of at least 2.5. During am school year the A-squad varsity played two games mm m: Lovelock volleyball ream. winning one. The Brsquad won the any game wlnch they played against the Lovelock Bmuad. x 7mg ,w m, Knmm x-h m m Ynum, mm! a Iiwlnuwhvu. lhquiv VJMH MW Iwm. xmm. x M mum. . nmm urnvm lumm n m numb mu A'mey mm .m mum x mm Hmhz : :yhmx IALVWgUxhz-n. Mumm Running the Quarter Mile Maurice Btdarc .mumc 3131mm ,. Baskelball Football Practicing Volleyball 42. SENIOR RECORD DOLORES ARAMBURU.- 4Transferred from Paradise Valley High SchooU; Glee Club 3; G.A.A. 3, 4; Winnonian 4; 'Dramatics, Tiger Hons? 4. 4 - GEORGE FRANK ARVANS - mansfemd from Golconda High SchooU; Track 4; Foot- ball 3. BEVER LY MAY AST4Class treasurer 1; Class secretary 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Fireside Circle 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 2; G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Vice- president 2; Winnonian, Feature editor 4; Winnada, Senior representa- tive 4; Dramatics, uTiger House,3 4. ARMAND LOUIS BELLON 4 ;Transferred from Paradise Valley High SchooU; Student Body president 4; Block W 3, 4, Vice-presdent 3, President 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Winnonian, Boys, sports editor 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Dtamatics, WTiger House31 4. JOAN CALDER 4 Class, cheer leader 1; Class Vice-president 4; Student Body treasurer 4; Band 3; Glee Club 2; Fireside Circle 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Rifle Club 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, Vice-president 4, President 4; Dra- matics, Introducing Susan33 3, Tiger House33 4; Winnonian, Assistant editor 4; Debate 2, 4, Vice-presdient 2, President 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Latin Club 1, 2; 3, 4, Vice-presdeint 3, Presi- dent 4. PATSY JEAN EDDY-Class cheer leader 2, 3, 4; Student Body cheer leader 2, 3,; Band 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Music Club 3, 4; Fireside Circle 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Dramatics, Intro- ducing Susarf, 3; Winnbnian, Art editor 4; Winnada, Assistant art editor 4, Sophomore representative 2; Majorette 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3; latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 4. ELLA NORENE ENGLISH-Class secretary 4; .Band 3, 4; Majorette 4; Gliae. Club 3, 4; Music Club 4, Secretary 4; Fireside Circle 1, 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 3, President 4; Dramatics, 41Introducing Susan 3; Winnonian, Girls3 sports editor 4; Winnada, Girls, sports editor 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, Z, 3, 4; Varsity 2, 3, 4. MARGARITA GARCIA-Class treasurer 3; Stu- dent Body secretary 3; Band 3, 4; Majorette 4; Glee Club 3; Music Club 4; Fireside Circle 2, 3, 4, President 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, Tiger House1, 4; Winnonian 4; Win- nada, Art editor 4; VolleYballi. 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity 4; Spanish Club 4, President 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 2, 4. I713 PHYLLIS IRENE HALE- 4Transferted from Eureka, California High SchooU; Dramatics, Introducing Susan4, 3; Volleyball 3. CHARLES HAMILTON-Class president 3, 4; Rifle Club 2, Vice-president 2; Track 2; Tennis 1, 2. 1 HALLE R. HAWKINSh-Student body president 4; Block W 4, President 4; Dramatics, One-act play 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Tennis 1, Z. DONALD HEUER- 4Transferted from Love- lock High SchooU. JOHN RONALD JONES-Class president 1; Class treasurer 4; Rifle Club 2, President 2; Pep Club Z, 3; Basketball 2; Dramatics, Tiger Hons? 4. RICHARD CHARLES LITTLE-Basketball 1, 2, 3; B squad 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; U. S. Mar- ines 1944-1946. EVELYN DOROTHY McERQUIAGA - Class yell leader 1; Fireside Circle 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Winnonian 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity 3, 4. JOSEPHINE CAROLINE PALMER4Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Music Club 4; Fireside Circle 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Winnonian 4; Tennis 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Varsity 4. STUART L. PEARCE -Class president 4; Stu- dent Body Vice-president 4; Pep Club 3, 4, President 4; Block W 3, 4; Winnonian 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 3, 4; Spanish Club Z, 3. EDWARD CHARLES PITTS - ;Transferred from Reno High School; Class president 3; Class Vice-president 4; Block W 3, 4, Vice- president 3, 4; Winnada, Boys, sports editor 4; Football 3, 4; Dramatics, Introducing Susan 3, Tiger House 4. JAMES MILTON POLKINGHORNE- Class treasurer 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Basketball 1; Dramatics, RIntroducing Susan,' 3, Tiger House 4; Track 1. JEAN SABALA - ;Transferred from Edison High School, Stockton, Californian Band 3; Glee Club 3; Winnonian, Exchange editor 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. GEORGE EARL SEE-Class Vice-president 2; Class treasurer 4; Track 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary-treasurer 3; Win- nada, Junior representative 3; Dramatics, In- troducing Susan33 3. PHYLLIS DexVENPORT STITSER-Band 3, 4; 1 FEATURES Majorette 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Music Club 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Dramatics, In- troducing Susan 3; Drama Club 3; Winnonian, Business manager 4; Whnada, Editor 4; Debate 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3. 3 DON TOBIN WOODS-Class Vicespresident 2; Class cheer leader 3, 4; Block W l, 2, 3, 4, Sectetary-treasurer 2, 4, Vice-ptesident 3, Presi- dent 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Rifle Club 2; Dramatics, . One-act play 3; Winnada, Freshman represen- tative 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club EUGENE LLOYD WASHBURN-amsferred 2, 3' 4- from Golconda High SchooU; Tennis 3, 4; Dramatics, Introducing Susarf' '3; Basketball 3, 4. , PATSY ALICE WHITE - Class cheer leader ' l, 2; Glee Club 3; Fireside Circle 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramhtics, Tiger House,' 4; Drama Club 3; Winnonian 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity 4; Spanish Club 4, Vice-presi- dent 4; G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE L. WING-Basketball 1; Football 1, 2; Track 1. LOUIS ZORIMlass secretary l, 2; Class cheer leader 3, 4; Block W 2, 3, 4, Secretary-treasurer 3, Vice-ptesident 4; Pep Club 3, 4, Vice-presi- dent 3; Dramatics, Introducing Susan 3, Tiger House 4; Winnonian, Editor 4; Win- nada, Assistant business manager 3, Business . manager 4; Debate 1; Basketball 1, 2; Football Q 2, 3; Track 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, president 3, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. - ;w;um4 -..u;....u m m AA.W,VZ,-A.;.A y. .., . , WEARERS OF THE 44W Foot- Basket- 3-Letter Pep Dra- SENIORS ball ball Track Award Club matics G.A.A. Ast, Beverly ............................... 1 Bellon, Armand... 2 1 1 Calder, Joan ............. 1 Eddy, Patsy ....... 1 1 English, Ella ............ Garcia, Margarita... Hawkins, Halle ............ Jones, John ........... Palmer, J o ................. Pearce, Stuart... Pitts, Bud ............... Stitser, Phyllis. Woods, Don ....... Zorio, Louis ................................. Latin Spanish Club Club Total HH'p-AH v-n-n w ,H wdwwubHHth-ahwhr-I A v-nh .3; A h-Ib-n-t HHH H D-l J UNIORS Ballard, J oaquina...3 ................. l Boynton, J ane .............. ' Elliott, Bonnie .............. Goyhex, Julie .............. Goyhex, Mary Lou.... Hooft, Ray .................... Madariaga, Tony ............. Maestrejuan, Florence... Rollins, Margaret ............ Wing, Charlie ............................. 1 1 . NW 0- H HHV-l HHt-l NHNHQHNNHH SOPHOMORES Brown, Carolyn ......................... Griffiths, Doris ........... Holman, Herb .............. Madariaga, J uanita ..... Mentaberry, George... Moore, Ruth ........................ Schwarz, Donna ............. Williams, George ........... 1 1 Yrueta, Eileen ............................ HH Hg... 1 H o-n-d HwD-u-n-n-o-n-u- HI-t FRESHMEN Backus, Dawn ............................ ' 4 Calder, Jim ............... Goyhex, Delia ............. Mendiola, Louie ........................ HF! i w-d ODD-H-H-I CALENDAR September 3-School begins. Frosh outnumber Seniors 2 to 1. September 12-Everyone laughed at Happy Holly. September 13yField day, no comment . . . , September 20-Bellon takes over Student Body. September 26-G.A.A. picnic. My, my, what those Frosh girls said! ! September 27-Prof. takes a vacation. tPrincipals convention in Renal October 4-We start out with a bang-Winnemucca 62, Wells 24. October 8-G.A.A. gives new members the works. October ll-Frosh present assembly and talking mailbox. October 12-We win again. Fernley 6, Winnemucca 39. October 18-We ride the Longhorns: 32 to 0. October IQeF.H.A. wiener roast and dance. Heck, who wants to dance with boys anyway? October 21-We buy a beautiful C210 bus. W . October 25-Latin Club holds Halloween party. Only male member has a good time CD. ; October 28, 30-Juniors win' volleyball tournament. y l N ovember l-Assembly about chalk that talks with music. i November Z-Femley bows again: 26-6. Team almost freezes to death at Home coming game in Reno. November 5-Students vote on sample state and county ballots. November Hurses! Battle Mountain 26; Winnemucca 21. November 15-Juniors present successful Almost Eighteen? x November 16-Buckaroos take Wells, 40 to 24. November 22-We play-off with Longhorns for Northern Championship. They win. November 23- Youth Canteen. Soph hop with no stags and everybody danced. November ZkTurkeys give up the ghost and we enjoy vacation. December LThe J uniors again! They win interclass basketball by two points from the Seniors. December 7-Pep Club invades Eddyls for feed. December 20-Mr. Clark presents Christmas program. Happy days are here again; vacation you know. qu whole weeks. J anuary 4-We come out on top in first basketball game. Winnemucca 30, Carlin 22. January 6-Ugh! Back to the old grind. ' January 10, ll-The Indians scalp us both nights. January 16, 17-Students bone up for semester exams. January 18-Wells falls.. One more victory for Humboldt. January 24-We win again against Battle Mountain. January 28-Hawkins takes the gavel from Bellon. January 30-Three games at Lovelock. A squad wins by 2 points. This is hard on the heart. February 7-Sweet revenge! Winnemucca 27, Elko 22. February LElko puts us behind the eightyball again. But everyone had a good time at 2A Night in Manhattan, the Junior prom. , February l4-Wells gives us a rough time. They donlt appreciate us up there. February 2l-We take Battle Mountain again. February 22-A three-header once more with Lovelock. We take all three. Lovelock departed prontd! February 26-Juniors present a day in H.C.H.S. It was very funny, even Charlie W. February 27, 2LZOne tournament. We lose to Elko March 1 and are eliminated. We make up for it by having a good time. t March 3e-Latin Club banquet. Everybody wore sheets. Sheets, that is! March 29-The Wolves howl at their Spanish club party. i April 2-We really enjoy our weekis vacation for Easter, even if it does mean coming to school some Saturday. April 2L2Tiger House is presented by the Senior class. Everyone gets a thrill. April 27-Sophomores take off for their picnic. What a day, so we hear! May ZeFHA. spaghetti feed. Where are all the people? May 11-2Those frosh have their picnic. Lots of fun. May 14-The Seniors and beer take their surprise cut. Oh, to be a Senior! May 17-The Junior-SeniorBanquet and then iiBoh Voyage, the Senior Ball best danee of the year. May lHunior picnic. The day after the night before! May 24-The band and glee club go to Elko for festival. May 28-Only one more week for the Seniors. Senior Assembly a big success. June l-Baccalaureate. Seniors recall the good old days. June 5-C1ass of '47 bows out. Thanks, H.C.H.S. for four wonderful . 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