Humboldt County High School - Winnada Yearbook (Winnemucca, NV)
- Class of 1949
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When the seniors leave Humboldt County High SchooL lhcy will ha hree quantixic: which wm lead them today h happy met Thcac qualities are me inher- ircd birthright from their furebearcrs of 19. First. they possessed a spirit which led them Inward undeveloped from Iicts, tu 5nd new landh to encounter new dangm. Those purple who came west in '49 didn't come because they were forced. They moved because they possessbd an unqucnrhable thirst for advantureia thirst not saKiated until all available Hails had been investigated and rhanered. werc shrewd. inlelligenl E and had thoroughly proven ' X7 M, then tighl m ade'nL'urc. They were hardy descend- am: of New England whal- ing families: mhcrs had but twcmly migrated to this pulsating land which was to be their marerializaliun of the land flowing with milk and honcv. This com- bination of vibrating energy and prawn expcricnce made for a rugged and proud people. Their hem. age was compatible with the new dangers and the required initiative. 11ml, and,most impun- ant, them was Courage. Cuutage was rm indispen- siblc mm wh' h gave 0U! early Ame cans their power m fa'ce dangers. Second. mm people x-sz,x vthJ II was their rock-bonnd . . t cuuragc complemented by a sincere belief in God whizh carried them on t h r 0 u g h what seamed infinite areas of barren alkali land. The perseverance of thc '49ets of a century ago ultimawly was to give birth m the greatest nation established on thi: planett And it is we of 1949 who are the proud inheriA tors. In 1849 men wart- work- ing for a free country and the rights of the individual in that country. That. that life has irrevocably altered h during this last century is W an established fact. Nu long- x at need we me tht- Physical dangers extant in 1849. Our greatest task i: to ptzserve x the inherited freedom that we may enjoy it and. better, that each of us may partake ,t , of the rinciples which they estab ished. Let it ever be our responsibility and Godh given task to preserve these inesn'mablc tontributions of our forefathers, Let us can- t ,A. X, h; t hx tinue to materialize ' Ihe v 77 h h t t Spirit of 49. Given this :h spirit which is Our common h 'x inheritance a n d strength- cned with our years of demo- cratic education we need not fear alien ideologies whe- ther political, economic or social. Then- will be many hard battles to Eght and barriers . to cross, but we, the seniors '5'? of 1949. will cross them, for ' we shall climb though the rocks bt- rugged. Dedication MR. JOHN DOLAN .w-M 1: i5 :0 our coach, Mt. john Dolan, that we dedicate this Wimmda of 1949. We thank him for thou? qualities which have been invaluable in our high school days: that staunch argumentivc ability, that scholarly wit and, above all, that constant constructive ridiculing. Personal traits such as these will not be readily forgotten by any of us who have studied and played under his guidance. l r l l l HERB HOLMAN DARLENE LOWRY Choosing the outstanding boy and girl of such a fine class was indeed a difficult task. The choice remained with the class members who, better ' than anyone, knew what members of the class deserved this honor. The two outstanding students are chosen with four major points in mind: Personality, scholastic ability, participation in activities, and leadership. Each of these qualities tanks high in the two students so honored: Darlene Lowry and Herb Holman. Darleneis diligence has earned for her the honor of being ohe of the top students of her class. Her intelligence is complemented by a friendliness which has won her many friends. Each task undertaken by her is given her careful consideration until it is finished. She has proven herself to be a capable leader by serving as class president, G.A.A. president, and editor of the 1949 Winnada. The outstanding boy of the year, Herb Holman, has not passed through the corridors of Humboldt County High School unrecognized. For, those who have known him and have worked with him, will realize that the honor is most deserved. Herb takes an active 1T1part in every club or organization of which he is a member. He has held such 0 ces as: Music club president, class president, and the highest honor of the student body, student body president. Herbis modest ways and ready smile will always be the key to his genuine friendliness. He has proven himself a cooperative student and a diligent worker. The class of 49 has made a fme choice in Darlene Lowry and Herb Holman, for from within them the traditional spirit of u49ers is brought forth to make our world and our school a better place in which to live and the class of 49 , the line class which it is. D ......A uh f Ullllllllllllllllllljlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll? , A -. T 33.- 2 I W! mm ;W 9 ii .w : :?t ?II-AVM;-tl.tutl' 3 'm'u-W I . r . . 3 II, Willi!Villlillllllllxxllluxx157W Board and Faculty Hybcn Neal Rudolph SLhwarlz Bank, Amm Vern Schucnh-ld Paul ChzalL-r Humcll Larmn Phyllh Pnulin Willinm Clark Sheila Hudaon W'thcr Lmer Luis Christemcn Frank Handen W'aller Russell Clyde mnlwcu Alia Bawnmn Juhn Dulm John 5pm,; .H Executive Committee 5ng Winmm P7 051401! Louxc Mend 10111 Vh c Prairlem Norma Emhepnyhen S'wvelm'y ml 1mm Pwsirlml Ruben Burhans Triamvn Paul Chester Primipul Mu Smith Yell Lauder Howard Mmm Ammn Mmmgw Darlene Luxury vahoal' Edirm- Camlyn mmm Ymrbook Buu'um Mm. Bumcl! Lnnnn Swim 3110mm Herb Holman 5m, Preside ! Walther Layla: szim' Spmw Yulm Dolan Saphomme Simmer Agnes Hoof! Soprmmm President W'allcr Russell lemm 51mm Hmold Brandon FI R ST L chxlnmm an'deut SEME STER SECOND SEMESTER Executive Committee Hcrh Hnlnmn Prmidc'nl Ruben Burhans Vim! Picsl'tlwll Norma Etchcguyhun Svrrt'hn'y huurgu W illiarxh Trmmrcr Paul Chester P rintipul Dclnrcs Martina, '011 IAL'LIIIUY Eileen Yrucu Yell Lnulcr Rita Zulmla Yell Lnulu' Humml Mmrix xillchIir Manager Darlene Luvsry Ymrbnok Iftlilor Carolyn Hrnwn Yearly; 0k Bushman Mg r. Rurncll Lursun Svniur Sfmmm Frank Millsluglc Stuivr leidwll W'althcr Lazicr junior Sponsor Brynn Stunc junior Presidmt John Dnlan Sophomore Spamm juhn charm 5 oplmmarv Prtyidem W'nltcr RusscH I'Tm'bllldtl Arltiror Piem Zurio l'rusbmuu Preside ! mt II III IIIIIIII Illllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII $ $ I $ g. $ g N e, , mezillnll IW 'W Seniors Mary Jam: Arp Ruben Barker MAnud Bcginu Blumh Bcngmhcn Camlxn Bmun Ruben Hurhuns Chulcnu Ballet JLNH Chnhnl Mary janc Cluuwn Glenn Davis Frames Dcums Ridmrd Drake Kcnnulh Dm k Alex Dufurrcna John Flanders Vwmn Gahim 8mm Gaueiz Kwemmrv Havilnnd Seniors Huh Hulmmn Ruhnrd Humm Vivian Fukeu t Imlcne hm, Joe MLCu; Juanita Madariagu George Menuhcrly Lynfurd Mclod; Frank Millslnglc jnan Minor Ruth Mnnnv Ray Mnmrt ch-rh Null Seniors Ray Nclwn Harriet Smith Milo Smith Elizabeth Stock Jakk Vener Lenny: W'illiams Eileen Yrucm Rita Zuhalzl 44,, Juniors James Costa Darlene DeLung Roger Duane jamcs Calder Anselmu Casalc'l Max Chapman jcrry Baumcrt Josephine Bidan Betty Burke Adeline Arruti Dawn Backus Loretta Dawy Jean Fchuve Juniors Bcvcvly Elliuu Kathryn English Nnrmn Etchegmhen Wcsm hupcl nnmm Femling 14 x rpv , Whiter 1534: Helen Cumin Riclmd Gollihcr Josephine Gonzalez mm Gown Mildred Gchmnm 7UP Bill Harmon Bud H011 Saxrah Homing Nola Hun 3rd Juniors jmqnclmc Jam jut Kcmhu runm Kirker Mn hum Gary Muun Dglnrm Mumncl. Lnuxc Mumimh menu Mumgnmen LNmMu Munrcm Gail BlLHmlr Kmnexh Mumm Maryhelcn Munro: Delphine Peruldn Lcu Quilici Sally Ruhcar Bmcrly Smith Juniors .4x I'F Fdith Sthwartz Ruben Stitscr Brynn Stone v-x Frank W'ing Bunnie W'ilson Flnrcnce W'holey E x Marilyn W'nndyxard Silliug: Ray Elgcs. Earl Hortzm, jim Carskadnn. jim Brandt. jnycc Smith. Mnrie Martinez, Nadine Fang. Zelma jacksnn. Fran! Rou': Sammy Johnxtune. Jenn Raincy. Delores For- d-uc. Agnes Hnnft. Curlns Lane. Priscilla Miller, Annie Etcheguyhcn. Dnlures Stoker. Midtllr Rau': jim W'hite. John Ruklvy Lyle Mnnrc. Paul Rutherford. Howard Morris. Dclnra Bnmn. Allen Sthmidlin. Bark Row: Ginn Matteuni. Fred King. Darrel Di Gralia, David Mcmahcrry. Dick W'clsh. F rcshmcn Silliug: Bill Hill. joe Di Grazia. Carleton deiland, Legrand Neilsnn. Johnny Mayemff. John Ayarbc. Dick johnslun. Eddie Mentaberry', Eddie Moore First Row: Peggy Gnlliher, Hlenc Kcrscher. Haruldine W'undward, joan Boynwn. Gail joncs. jnycc Reed, Inez Sarasua. Kathleen Brady. Frances Peralta. Srroml Rau': Norma Hawkins jcrclyn Gartciz, Shirley McClure. Patriria Bell, Donna Schrag. Mary Moore, Helen Haber. Third Row: Randy Calla, Picro anio, Shirley Hillyer. Janet Christisnn, joan Paris, Robert Black. Barb Rou': Harold Brandon, Edwin Curtis, David Casalez. Lucio Hernandez. Richard Garrison. 19g CLASS OFFICERS Ii. .8. Iwnul: Alex Duturrena. xice president; Herb Holman. president; Bark: lzlleen Ymexu. treasurer and yell leader; Kim 44mm secretary and yell leader. 5'. . Frmll: Mary Jane Clausen. secretary; :ileen Yruem, vell h..dcr; Rim Zahala. yell laden Barth Steve Gzlrteiz. cc president; Alex Dufurrenu, trezuurcr; Frank Millsluglc, Drnidpnt '. 1mm: Dclnrcs Murmu- vL-ll Imlder; Midge bclzinnux, l'. s, lvmu: Numm Fuhcguyhcn. president: Jim Calder, viCr , prcSIdcnli Dnrlrnc Dclnng, secremry. Bark: Joe Kerscher. . luadcr; Kathryn bnglxsh. ccremry, Burk: 'lxm Losm, trulsurrr; Luulc Mmdmla. yell lander: Hub Sunset. yell leader. vicr president: Bnun StnnP. president: bdry Martm. trmsurcr. l'. .8. I rrml: Frcd King, treasurer; John Legdrzu. vice president. 5. S. Froul: John charza, president: Annie Elchcguyhcn. Bmk: Annie Hchegoyhen, yell leader; Agnes Huuft, president; vice presidtm; Fred King. sccrcmry, link: Darrel DiGrazm. L,Ll0r;l Hruwn, sccrcmry. Heasurer; Jim XVhiIe. yell leader: David Mcnmbcrry yell lwadcn ! u , A W - N , In 3. haul: Shirley MdJure. secretary and yell leader; jnycc U . rm . arnldina W'oudwzlrd, sacrcmry; Pirem Zm'iuv Rccd. trczlsurcr .md yell luuicr. 8.1.54 HJfUld andun. prcaidcm; luau Ihunmn. trellsurur. Burk: dein Cums rice prrsidcnl: Fddic Mcnmhrrry. xlcc pruidenr. prcsidem; Jnhn Ayarbe, yell lmdtr; Jm: DIGrazia, yell leader. :0 uMu' Ix?717lillll fillililllkll llllllllllit V , Wm; ' . An; 59,,- me15??m'gcrmm . ' IN '$3V'OY 'M State INTERSCHOIASTIC NORTHERN LEAGI'E NEVADA OF G-MAN NEVADA FOOTBALL G-MAN CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP 1948 TROPHY PHH State in 48 , was the motto of our hurd-hghting football team at thc beginning of the season. Although Captain George W'illiams was unable to play, our boys, undefeated during the entire season, did win the state championship in six-man football. Coached by a capable man, the team brought honor to this school, and it is with pride that we present them on these pages. Kneeling: Darrel Di Grazia. George W'illiams tcaptaim, Bud Holt. Fm ! Rnu: Jm- Di Grazia. Luuic Mendiula. Alex Dufurrcntn. John Legarza, Hcrh Holman, James Calder. Richard Drake. Anselmo Casalczt Fred King. Burk Rau': Hnward Morris tmanagen. Jnhn MnyernH, Kenneth McCool. David Mentabcrry. Lawrence Muntcro. Dick Gnlliher, P.Iul Rutherfurd, Bub Stirscr. John Dnlan tcuatht. Champions John mm Candy t Bud Hull anlu b, t . hcorge x'th,um 1,: w EMA pm Ales Dufm'rL-na Lcll ml Louie Mcmiinln Rigbl Izml . Iuhn Luxurul Tm 8m L Hub Hnlnmn 7111'! Had Vlamh mum wing 5m Rnhnrd Duke Hum 1m Ard Mmi; Mmgu BASKETBALL J ILLJLS'. Oppmzml CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT ILLJIA. Upfmucnl 27 Yeringtun 26 61 Luvclm'k 2 , LI; Lander F 41 N Douglas 18 39 Fallon 61 66 Carlin 46 9F Ltweluck , 2 t ;5 Hkn +2 56 , Flkn 5R ZONE TOI'RNAMFN'I'S H Lander , 21 f3 Fly 35 54 Duughu 1E hf Film 5 . i 111V SH 32 Mannguc 2i ' 52 , Carlin H STA'IT TOI'RNAMIENT 46 ' F'nm w 5 Rena ,w 37' lilku 1! S$ Lus Vegas M 45 Dnuglm H Humboldt High is duly proud of two of its basketball stars this year. GeorgL- Mcntabcrn who was chosen as an all- state player on the first string and John LLgarza who was given honorablc mention. The student hodv is also proud of Richard Drake who remind the sportsmanship trophy at thL zonL tournaant TthL- boys WLrL 5LchtLd from among thL most outstanding playLrs of the Stzlft and d0 deserve this pride of their fellow players and students. Sitting: John Dnlan icuachi. Richud Drake. George Williams. Louie M cndinl; luptaim. GenrgL- Mentahcrry. John Legarza. Slaudiug: Fred King. Stanley Clausen. Stexe Utheiz. Piem Zurio, Bub Stitsct. Bud Holt. DM'id Mrntaherry. Htmard Mnrrh tmanagen. 24w 1 W Mmdm amp lufmu'u Bud Huh Gmml Gmruu Mumbcrn Gmml 5m L' hum; Imu Jul imnlq Lulwn I m mm: Riclunl Drake qu-unl BASKETBALL Mud Kmu I mu JHI luhn lrmna I mu .ml mom wnnmm l rmv Pucm lunn nun Ruben Sulwr mm Daxe Mumlmn Gmml JUNIOR VARSITY mm. wmidcmu me Imkcp lull 5mm xhn , rm overlook me junmr me Mm muomd In their mm M, m glory m pnmdh dxxplnytd 1n the vMsuy. In pm yeah, th Junior Vnrun has mm m mm m. m me am! am my mu hm dune thc-edingh M11 wuh w mmrm 0m 0f eigln games. To w , m Junior Vamq, we of HA c. H, s. mend our npprelsizuiun fur 3om' mum cnlcrialnmem und dhpm m 1inc we xhuuld .pmmmnshrp. Frank mnam Sunny. Bruin Smnev Juhn Flandcn. Lam 11mm . mm. am iug' Mu Dufurrenm, Paul Rumermm Sitting. luny andnn. um Stone, Alex Dufurrcua, yum nandgs. Pm! xummmd. Frank Handm 1cmm. Uumlmg: Danny Hanndm Dd. Jnhnslu . nwmm- Munrem, um; oolmm, MM Lung. 1;... mm, Joe 0. 0mm Dick W'elsh. um umm. 26m VOLLEYBALL Lnn Lhriuumcn Kmmn Pnglnh 0mm Dclphmc Pcmldn A-Squml Cupluiu 5.54mi mp1, ; This Mr tln mucumu mm m, dhidud inm mn squads. A m n The xeunn phucd m games. Inn: of them mm Lmelntk and nnL- mm m alumni. W'inncmucm vmn one gume or due four played mm LmtluLk and the 1.1mm.- mm. Lanh muad had um uumundmg pkqe .xmmn hnglnh m :Ilr A-Squml und Ntmm Hmkxm m the 3.qu u. .m 15mm, Rm Lahmla. va Kmbica, Nurnm hchegoyhnn, Dmrhm' Dchmx, mm Ymm. Darknc hmthnn lngllsh. Aunt: noun. Norm: Hawkxm, Harm 5mm, Rulh Mnme. Dam Exams. Adulmc Anuu, Mm Jm Llamen, Prmxlla . c Pauldo. Junmta Mudnmgz, mum HnMn. um Illzr, mm Luann. VOLLEYBALL wgy . lms hriucnwn thrxn lnglnh 0ml l Mllmd .vamiu Ul'lphmt Pl mldn Ii Mmmi .mmm Thu unlr the MIIIHIMH ll'JIH xnlx dindul inln lxuu xqumlx, A And 15, 'lhc lullllx N.Ixul Inc Lanna. four u! lhun xuth Luxclmk .md unc xuth thu- .illlllllll, W'xnncmmm mm nnu Pl- m' u! lhl' lnur letd xulh hurlluk Amd lhl- .nlumm L'JIHL', Luh upmd Ind um; uutsumhng plmcr lehr-xn lnghxh fur thy .K Npmd .md annm lekim fur IIu B-Nlumi. A , !.tmlyn Hnmn. RIIJ thJlJ. Vnmn hkwth w .l Iuhcgnxhxn. Dulcm- lhlung. Inlvru rucu. Harlem- ltmry, kuhnn lngllsh. Agnm Ilonn urm.n lhukxns. Huru'! Ernxlh. Hum Hymn lLiphxnr PlrJahu Lumu H.4duug; lnh-m hrhuu ILaun Hubmm. Adrlmc Anni. HJrjv Lam ..nAr::, Pun: X. Hulhr, thn huud TENNIS 'HNNl VI'I'AMaAIIulmgv 'Im' eruhcr. Dundld I'VL'IIIIHLL'. Umnliuc: I'mnk N.Imlcrx, buy. N.Irlm. Dulcnc Drlung. Iuhn llAndrrs. Stmh Hnrnuu; Kuhnn lnglnh, Huh Iilnk. Dulcm- luuri. This year's tennis smwn hcgdn with u muusful mCL'l xKith Luxclmk during: .mtumn. 'l'hcn, in the uvring, ILCJI.S. IHL'I Luvulmk in .m unsuurssful .IIICH'IPI In retain their prmiom xiuury. Thy rcumining much xxill ho; played xxilh Furnlcy, lnu-luck. .md chu Front Kuu'; Edith Schuam, Agnes Hook. J Rnu: Donald Femlin . Stoker, Bub Black. 7 Flanders. nan Minnr. Hm-crly Neal, Bunme XVilwu. Kuhryn l'nghsh. Darlcnr Dulnug. Hiubcth stuck. Strand Lynford Meludy. George W'ilh'ams. Ray .Iuorc. Juhn LeganL Il L c Ker her, Louie Mendix l1 . SJrah Hurning hnlnm in! Rou': Bill Hill. Carlton Haviland, Dan d Mallabcrn. Milo Smith. Didx XVclshA Ruben: Burhans, Kennclh Dmk. John Frmrtb Rnu': Ridurd hzlrrisnn. Eddie.- thrc. Piem Zoriu. OUR CAPTAINS; ' 1.. Cum 1m; Luuic Mendiula George Willizms linrkelhal! I'oallmll 0m of lhc hm baakuball squads to enter our .thool was succtsafully and outstandingly led by captain Louie Mt-ndiola. Louie pumaes that rare ability and intangible quali y which leads a team He was the imuumeht which kept the team loguthet. He instilled the pep and teamwork which led our mm ID Victory. Luuie am not only a basketball player and a captain, but a spamman. His ability to Carry defeat graciously and victory mudutly will bc an endearing quality to all who have known him. Jim Calder led the Hack team this year rot the second Cunaecutivc ataton. him, a track star himself, has led his teammates at many meets. He earned his letter as a freshman by taking third place in the pole vault and founh in the hmad-iump at Yeringlon and by tying for fhutth plact in the slain: pol: vaulting contest. He is a hand working lad with qualiriua which will reaull in a rich life. Although Captain Williams Was unablu m panicipam in the football games this year hccaust of an injury sustained in pracrick, his spirit led the football lEam to victory George was selected fnotball captain because of his oumanding playing during 5 previous thm- years of football, and he wholE-hchnedly fulfilled this position dtspttt this misfortunu. During the hm game of the seasont George broke his arm and was unable to play the remainder of the season, This inability to play did not stop him. He atmndcd most of the practices and inspired his tcammatcs from the sidelines. Loyalty and faithfulncsa 1m: in tho make-up of mury good Cuprain and George has both of these, 3117 0 q I X14 I' III .Xi . I, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlII llllllllll I I WIMJWWW. I N 9 IIIIIIM m I MI IIIIIIIM Illn- IQ? WINNADA' Paul Chester Darlene Lowry Carolyn Brown Eileen Yrueta Adviser Editor Business Manager Associate Editor It is true that a yearbook staR is responsible for the publication of the school annual, but there is another element that is of vital importance in the perfection of the finished product. This element is the instruction and direction given by the advisors, Mr. John Spirig and Mr. Paul. Chester. The art work on the 1949 annual was done by Roger Duarte who was assisted by Donald Femling and members of the staff. Therefore, the Winnada staff thank Mr. Paul Chester, Mr. John Spirig, Roger Duarte, and Donald Femling for their ever-present help. Dawn Backus Assistant Editor Manuel Begino Associate Business Manager Norma Etchegoyhen Assislant Business Manager Delphine Peraldo Art Editor Dick Golliher Assistant Art Editor Ray Mame Photography Editor Rita Zabala Girls, Sports Editor Glenn Davis Boys' Sports Editor Frank Millslagle Senior Representative Max Long Junior Representative Annie Etchegoyhen Sophomore Representative Joan Boynton Freshman Representative N-mkt an We ..u re... VAsHe J aw - AV..,.,,..W WINNONIAN V Darlrnc me Manuel Bcuinn Ruth Mmirc Bumell Lnrwn 1 Emmi Alarmger mmm Edilm mum Sponmr V . The mnmnian 0t Humboldt County lllgh School has served m adequately inform the student body rcgarding the acthkies, organizations. and fellow '1 member Students. n is a tribute m its sponsor, Mr. Lamon, its editor, Ruth V Moore and the embryonic journalistic abim, of me English IV class Together they have produced a publication mm every six-weeks appearance has been eagerly awamd by faculty and studems. The Winnonian i3 1m btablighed . Humboldt Count, High sch'oul Institution and to i: we all point with pride. simian: Humell Larson aponsoo. Manuel Begino, Rmh Moore, adiwn, Robert Barker, Herb Holman Frank Millslagle, Lynfnrd Melody Carolyn Brown. Darlene lown. Rim 2mm. Charlena Ballet, Beverly Neal, Joan Minnr, Hinbmh Sunk, Frnnkcs Dccms, Silliug: Rum Moore mama; Knew ling: Manual Beginu. Slanding: nup F ncll Lama aponsoo, Darlene Loury, mm 2mm. 11er Holman. Charlen: Banec. Bmerh NHL Joan 1mm , l-mnk Mumma Elnahuh Stock, Frances necm Lynford Melody carol, Brown. Ruben Barker. BLOCK W rluhn Dnldn Iroulx jun .Ildtr .md Huh Hulnun, nu Ruhurd Drdkc .md mem presidcnh. lint: bcnrgr Mtnmhcrn. xurc- hrnrgc XViHiJms Ian and Inuhmcn lnuu- Mcndinl.L anv Puudcnh hunk unlmlmn. The ambition of cwrj. lm'. in Humboldt County High Srhuol ia to mm a lcttcr in onc of the xuriuus spurts. Once this lcltcr is obtainuL he is eligible to by n membcr 0f the athletic hunor society. Block XV . As members of this hnnur organization. tlu Imp sponsor mam dances and take an zlctiw participation in all school uctixitics. l o. hilmy. lhnd Mrnmhrrry. Bud Hull. Hmaard Mann. Knhud Dukv. Ihrrcl DA hnum, Huh Hulnun. Anwlmn .mllu Vamliug: Alu DulurranV hunrgc 1!1..:1715, lnun: Mt r1dIula hcnlm- Mw-mbrrn, 'Lm .lldEL juhn lAgnHL l'rcd king. Mr. juhn thn 34 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION x Darlene ltm n .md I'mul' 0rnm ! nhcgnx hcn .md Xnnie Iulk hrhu-nwn E I Iilu-n nun Fuhcgnyhcn. wtruancx; K.nhrm English. mem Pu Sidnlh trunurcr. ILul: Darlcm' 11m ry and Rim LIIuLI. Hue pruidcms: Dclphinc Pcmldw nunurcr. For the furs: time this ymr th Uirlx' Athletic Aswcidtiun held .111 inter. dam girls' basketball tuurnmmnt unlx to hue the freshmen tram milk off xxith thy tidy uf 'T.h.llnps' . Thu.- bmkctbull umrmy um such a mmdcrful smtux that it m'll. no doubt, hc rcptaltcdv Tho rcquircmtnts for cmmmc intu thc GirlK AlhlL-tiL Asbuciguiun Arc the mmv as prcxinus wars. in nhich Ihc girls h.HL' m nmimain A 3.5 .n'cmgc. l Irml Rnu' 0...! Mdiruh Dulm: Ddungz huluu Burma. fumes knrktrt Drlurn Manxnw. lm-z Nnaum. Addmx A'wx Hmun, Ouamu Mmhrmga h and Run; llluhtlh :1 wk. Durlcnr 1,4mry. Rm: ZJthJ. j.uku- juicy bu! lmw- I l:,.1 Y urn. H'lul h.xru.x, NMVHJ ILlltL'tnhn I'uul Rnu' VlJyn: Rad. Shula 'HL'LIurc, Vnun bnhua, Vnmn lnn-nlatu. Mun; annm. Kulh Hat n3 HLHrlrx Hlan, dehlrln hmdy, Drlphlnc Ptmldn. 34H; Rnhcar. lulnllv Run: H.4ruldmc aniudri Ruwflar. HlelJnd. 4l Jam Mznwn Agm: Huulx, lhwn HJLKUL. D.l--m Brim . Pnuul; Muller. Hahn HJbu. Anmr luhwuyhcn. I H ,1; j: J HwynLn. N.IrHuIsn Munn. knhqn Inglnh. 1111.11: Kb! whrr. Jusuphmr bunwlel. Aurrlm h .nmlsl. M Hum, Idilh Mlumlrlz, jns HidJrL Dclm huyhcy hub Ruu: Suah Jam: Hnrnlnx. lclnm Luluun. Pugh. htllb,, l! n H kzr. Imnmr Vzu r. Mnullv :'.wu.' 1mm l'.nr1s. Norma Hawkins. Jun hhmr. Mulhn Wmvdxmrd LAIrnlyn chrrh L'NIJ HK'H. ' Illr M urn. Lnrctu xd.n: LIMA. ,1; 2K V477 W Imr Run FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA l nh- Nahum Cdldwrll Killing: Muir Marlinu. Irmmrcr; Rim Spumm Xabala. lrmmrcr. Smmliuy: anuw Kirkcr quh thwaru 4nd wcremry; Vivian hahua .md Agnm Huufl. chcrly Null Hm prcut'cnh, Ptuidcul; The Futurc Humenmkcn of America haw shown stmdy progrcss in their cHorta to raise funds for their organization and alsu to show their fcllms srudcntx that thcj are :1 Very industriuus group of girls. 'Ithse goals haw: burn accom- plishcd by selling candied apples and cookies after school. by gixing a barn duncc and A crculc dinner. .1nd by luxing Agncx Hooft L'lccltd tn the ViCC- presidcnq in rhc district. '. I ; chumn HJuth Vnun b.tth, Vnun Pukcu. Muir H unmet. Nnhm- IJL'L'. Hclwn Brmuu. Mmlv lhht'xuhrm MJduugJ, RIM IJPMIJ huuul Run. Vlen Minor. Hmcrly Null. lrlmn Latksun. hymn Kuhn. Inqurhnr lnnu, Vlnwphum- hnnul-sl. S- hu th1. Ir'm.l Run: nxlm Nlulugumrn, VlaxquL-llm- 1.114, iharlrum HJHEC, Huvrly Hlmu. Agnes Hmm. Aunlm hnnulr: 30 7 lumm Liam 4-. DEBATE CLUB Ruth Mnnrc Edith Schvutrtz, Vite president: Sheila Hudsnn Pruidru! Delnra Brawn, secretary. Spamm- Climnxing a year of suctessful debating. a wry tapahlc team mmpmcd nf Darlene Dclung and Ruth thrc will represent Humboldt Cuunty High School at lhc state furcmit tournament in dehuu: in chn during the: latter part of April on the current debau- issuc of federal world gmcrnmcnt A small. but xcry enthuxiastit group of debatcrx turned out this year. They vu-rc divided into fuur teams: RtIlh thrc 21nd ltdith St'hvxaru mct Darlene Dclnng and Frames Kirktr in A heated debate nn wcialized mcditinc. and the other two teams. rumpnsed 0f Dclnra Brown and Priscilla Miller. Gail McBride and Dawn Backus. dimlaycd their debating talents first against each mhcr and then ztgainxt No meluck warm 0n the suhictrt nf ftdcrztl wnrld guwrnmcnt. In addition to the uhmr. ngn Bdtklh and Uni! McBride entered th' Stuu- ztnd the Knights uf Pythius nrnlurit'al umu'sh. rcspcctiwly. I'mm Kou': Del. r3 Brtmn. Frances Kirkcr. Ldith Sthvurtz. Pristilla Miller, Ruth Moore. Surrml Row: Louie Mendinla, Kenneth Dutk. DJrIL-n 'mu'Jr-Iu run uru.; t .t w PEP CLUB Sitting: David Mentahcrry, vice president. Louie Mendinlu Slumliug: Juanita Maldzlringat secretary; Prexidenl Eileen Yructn. secretary; Rita Zahnla. vice president. This year the Pep Club was solely under the direction of its members. Under the expert administration of President Louie Mendinla, the club undertnnk the responsibility of providing entertainment during halves of the basketball games. The objectives and aims of the club are similar In thuse of past years. The Pep Club is a student group that promotes school spirit, cunpemtinn. and sucinl activities umung thc ttudcnt body of uur high school. Credit fur the outstanding 5ut'tess nf nur znnc basketball tuurnamcnt belongs tn :hc memhen of the Pep Cluh. Frrml Kim: Joan Buynum, Rim anJIa. Jnsie Bidurt. Eileen Yructa, Janlla Madariuga. Delia bnyhcx. Annie lztchcguyhcn, anml EtchegoyhclL Symml R011: Kunneth Duck. Herb Holman. Richard Drake. George W'illmms. David Mcntaherry, Agnes Hrmfr. jnhn chJru. Bryan Stunt. Third Rou : Bub Stitser. jue Di aniJ. Louie Mendiulm. 738 a LATIN CLUB Camlyn 3mm. Ruth Mom wCrerary; Rosemary sziland, john Spirig Pvexidmt treasurer: Dam Brown, vice president. Silomw Thar uLatin killed the Romans and now it's killing me, is not true of this language in H.CHS. The Latin Club members haw had fun and good times along with serious srudy this year. The Club has been under :he supervision of mo xeachers thia year: Miss Alice Bateman mm picturetU, and Mr. john Spirig, Fvanl Raw: Delon Emln, Kemmh MKCuuL Catalyn Emma. Xermm Kw.- jun Rxlney, Lois Lhnszensm. Rommry Hninznd. John Flandcn, Beverly NHL Jun Echmc. john prng. smndiug. Rmh mm. ,39 R FROSH BAND GIRLS' SEXTET Imnr Roux JHJII Pam. Kdlhlm'n Hmdy, rllmrl Lhrnlmnn. Unnnn Hullluc Vulum. Numh Homing, hul Mdiridv. Hmcrh ITHum Mhmg, MJn anrr, Hurlru Ik-Il Mmml Rwu: Il1mm l Irk Duluu's Mummy. Lcmlm Mnmn Hnuru-Jurr. Humid Hmndnn, KJrlum Hauhnd, Dnld AluIc1V ILAHd-x tJllc. ngmnd Nuclaun. l'rAmux Pcmlm GIRLS GLEE CLUB Jukwn. 54111:!ch Iuhmnmc. hlilh demnz. It xcphinz- lddrl. Rmruury ll.nll.lnd. MJnhn RmnIqud. Anna Hufo Mary thrr, Vnh XVIllmm l.xrk. Ilwd Run: lh-lnn Mnmn. Ilcirn ILuhcr. MAnv Hunldvn: Vundxurd. 'thr Rcul, jnylr Smith. me Ruu lungs, llulwrm Meru-z. Ih-xcrly Hlinu. Imul Run: Hane erschur. Smmh Hnrnimz. chnu Vurfn Hllhrr, P.Ilrnu BA! quml Rnu: Hruy Hurkc. .lnwphuu- bnnlJlt-z. Howard. Incl N.Imuu. h.nl junta Vnun Pukcu. jmm Hupmnu, Martinn. Jun l-chau-. Framn Klrkn-r, MAIryIn-Icn Muurc. Shlrlu HcCIurr. larulyn Hruvul. Riu ZJhAlJ. errh Null. IuAnIlJ MJd.IrI.lg.A, Pry gy hnllihsr. Luqut'linr Munnu- xxilwn. Dululm Sunkrv. numcm wkk 4H MAJORETTES Eileen Yruem Durlcn: hm r5 Midge Gelzinnus Dawn Backm Delphine Peraldn Ruth Mum's OFFICERS SPONSOR MANAGERS. PRESIDENTS DRUM MAJOR W'illizlrtx Llurk Kruncth Duck .lnd Hcrh llnlmzm :md henrgc W'illiluns Jim 1.41mi Alex Duturrcnd HUMBOLDT COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL BAND ,41. , MUSIC CLUB W'illiam CLII'k Ihrmn; Lyfll'unl Mub-miy, nu- lyriidcmls :..unlyn Herb Hulumn and sponsor mun. seuuuy .m truwnr. u u urnna, Alex Dufurrcna Uw president. Maxi: Kenneth Hulk and Jim Low. , huld managers. Prt'IItIHIIJ Thu an Clulx .m urgdniluiun mnsixting of Hand, blue Club. .md the Freshnun Band. is mu only um: of the largul urganiutium in whnul, but it is .nlw one of tho mm: auiw, Thc lund has been vcrv xuumsful during the past ymr. It was awarded wumd place in Larson Lity fnr their purlimipdtinn in tho Admissiun DJy celuhrninn. Thu hand. in additinn m in many auixilics. spnnmrcd .m nutstandinp pep hand which nidul much pup m nur fmulmll and luxkcthall games. In April. the Musk Huh traveled to Hkn .md nmk gun in the District Musk Festival. l'ndcr the capahlc leadership Mud dircuiun of M r. William Cldrk. our band has prmcn to ho: .1 suucnful nrganizatinn 0f Humhnlnh Cuumy High Schnnl. l-ruul Run: liilvvn Yrucm. Rim l..ah.1l.l, Flnrcucc W 'h0It-y, Vivian Picks . Hrv- crly Hlinu. Nola vaurd. Jana hnm- sen. Jnm lrhnc. hunml Run: l'ddlc Mnorr. Ju.InIu Mulumgd. Bnnmr Wul- xnn, Juuc Bldud, Luqurlmr .Inncx. Dulurm Mmrtincz, Kmh Munrc, Dawn lllckux, Lmrulyn HruvuL Thin! Roun- Dunald I'vmling. Hrrh Holman. hrurgc W'illmm. lhlphmc l'cmldu. SJIU Rw bur. I'duh Schumru. Dulcm- Loan rnmll: Ron.- Lnlum Havilznd. lamu Ldldvr, Beverly Nul. jimmy llumlu Rnurr Dulrte. Lynlnrd Melody. Shirley Hillycr. Fred Kim.- I5ifllv R014 .' Randy 1H . Dkk jnhnsnm. Whllu'r ka. Llurcnu' Mnnlcrn, HM lilgm. 4rhn I..mr. lrmuid Nirlwn, Richard Hmrlnn. Ah-x Dulurran. Jun hm... AIIu-Irnu An.nlu Huh Run; Ilcrry lhumcn. karhnn lngllxh. Nnnna Fu'hcguyhcn, I'Llrl Hurluu, Miln 51mm. W'illiam Link. Irmll Run: I'Mrum BuH, Mux men'. Agncs llmul. .luyu- Smith. Mun- 31.an uncl, Juycc Rrvd. Dnl Hm Nulu'r. chmA Luk- rfL Snmnl Ruu .' Xmlmy Juhnswnc. Imm Hnymnm t..ul jonus Incl harumJ. Peggy Gnllihur, lllcnc eruhcr, Annu- l'uheguyhvn. l'riuilla Millrr. Frames Pualu. Vlln'ul K014: MJnhrlcn Htmrr. Adclmr Anuu. Helen thuJ. Hmmldmc W'uodvurd, Uclnm Bnmn, lh-lcn HJth Dvnnn Schmu. Knhlrcn lSnuly. liuurll: Ihm : Jo.m I'Mls. l-mnu-s Kirkcr. Jerclyn huteiz. Ruscnuu Havilqnd. S.Ir.lh Hnrn- mx. juscphinc hunsalez. ILIrncl Smith. Shulcy Mdluna I'Huhclh Muck. Firm Ruu' Rn Munnx Lcn Quulul. Kenncth Uukk, Midgr hclnnnua, Allen Mhmldlm, N.Irlrne Ddung, Rah Bhsk, an Stone. Senior Play W'E SHOCK THE FAMILY TREE XV c Shtmk thc Family 'l'rcc xmu tho.- name; of tln amusing thrcc-act cnmcdy prescntcd by the class of HQ. DirL-thd hy the class adx'isor. Burncll Larsun, the play was in rehearsal for five weeks before its presentation. liilccn Yructa starred in thc leading rulc as an bright, vivacious tccn-agcr called Hildcgarde who had 21 knack for getting into trouble. The plot rcvolwd about Hildcgurdn-'s cfinrts t0 hcg. burrovn or steal some long trousers for hL'l' prom date, Freddie Shcrmcr. pnrtmycd htx Ruben Burhans, Fast-mm'ing and hilarious. W'c Shook the Family Tree prm'cd m be one nf thy most successful under takings of thy wninr class. LAST HI LHARACH'RS Hildcgurdc I Ilu'n rucu Mr. Dulwn Justu Lluhut Mrs. Dulwn Himhclh Stuck Sth Mer jmm: Chuwn Bob heuruc W'illiunh Jimmy MJnucl Beginn- P.Iigc Ltrnhn Brown ltllw-Mm Ruth Slullrc Jill Rim ZJlulJ Fn-ddic Sht-rnu-r Ruhurl Burhans Mr. Shcnm-r Juhn HJndch Mw. Shcrmrr hmmu MJderul lhrnmr Mr, Hurm-Il ann PRUDIL'I'ION hTAH: xhrrcucs Rnwnuq HJHLIIML .Iwm Mun vr. Bmcrh Xch Nagy Manapcn Ray Maury. Aluw Dufurn-lm Prmnplcn HMm-u Smith. Mary janc .Krp Prnpcrly Mulrosx Vixmn thxH OUR SENIORS SIX'I'H GRADE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE 44.. 11:11. c... 1511111,. IllllllllllllllflllIllllllll-II a ', - 4 ' , ' f; m. zW- LIESW wigyg'rgm SENIOR RECORD MARY JANE ARP mmmuu 4. 5mm 4; 5mm hay. pmmmr. ROBERT WAYNE BARKER Wmnuniln 4. CHARLENA JOY BATTEE 11mm Cum. 4; G.A.A.. 4; Winnonim mum Edixor. 4. ammunu. 4. MANUEL ALEXANDER BEGINO Semmy. 1; Mun: Club. 1; Band. 1; Tmnis. 1. 2; Symigh cm. 2. 3. Vice Premium 3; Drzmuics. 1. 2. 3; Junmr m1 Senlnr Play; Wmnonizn Amsum Edimt. 4. Winnnda. Ammm Buunm Manager. 4. BLANCH LOUISE BENGOCHEA CAROLYN FREDA BROWN Class V122 President. 2; Flrtslde Circle. 1. z. . Sextet. 1; Band. 1. z. 3. 4; Music chm. 1. 2. 3. q. Suruxryr'lreasurer. 4. Librarian. 2; 4,12. 4:11.11. 1. 2. 3. 4; 5.4 4.. 1. 2. 3. 4; Smmsh. z. 3v; Wuumnian An Eduor. HV'mnadz Businzss 111mm. 3. 4; VoHey- b2 Vzrsln. 4 Baskclhall sz . 4; Lm'n Club. 1. z. 3. 4. Prnxdcnl. 1. Tennis. 1-. am. 1. 2.; Junior And 5:910: 1713;. ROBERT ALLEN BURHANS Clan Sammy. 1; Sludenr Bad, Tuasurer 21nd Vim Prcmdcnz. 1; 21mm; 11411 Luau. 4; Baskumll B; Squad 1. v Llau ml Ludu. 1; Smuu Pm. 3: 1mm. 1. jUSTO P. CHABOT UN ?msmm. 1. 2; v.2: pmsdm 411111. 1. 2. v. Prusidcm. 2. 11mm; and Hume 5mm. Hm; Basketball. 1. 3: mm; mmr Pm; . 3. Football 1. MARY JANE CLAUSEN Linn Scuemry. 4. 51:: 4:11.13. 3 amide Cn'cle. 1. 2. 3. Trumm mm v.22 Pmidcm 1; Vaneymn V1.7 sny. 4; 1315144:an Var :3. 4:11.11 1 and Senior Play. GLENN VERNON DAVIS Hand. 1. z. 3. 4. Librarian and Aswan: Manager. 4; Mum c1115. 1. z. 3. 4; Winnonun A11 Editor. 4: 33; ..de Bow Sparks Editor and 211mm: Phnmgrzphy FRANCES LOUISE DEEMS Bud. 1; Music Club. 1; 'esid: Circle. 1. 2. 3. Scrapbodk Cusmdian. 1; Spanish Huh. 2. 3; Junior Play; Wmnoniln. 4 Tami 1- .A . . 6.21 .. KENNETH CHARLES DUCK class Yen Leader; Tmsum. 3; Bnnd Mumgcl. 4: Band. 1. 2. 3. 4; Music cm. 1. 2. 3. 6: Spanish Club. 2; Ply cm. 4; Wmnuh chruenuuve. 1; Debut. 3; Basketball. 1. 2. 3. 4; Tennis. 1. 2. 3. 4. ALEX THOMAS DUFURRENA cum Vin Praidem. 4; Treasurer. 4; Band. 1. z. 3. 4; Music Club. 1. 2. 3. 4. Prnidmt. 4. Block w. 4; Baskamn B-Squzd. 1. 2. 3. 4. Football. 2. .3. 4; szmxh Club. 2. 3. RICHARD DONALD DRAKE cuss Prnidem. 3; mm; W. .3. 3. President. 4; 12 Club. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer. 3; Buknhall. 2. a. 4; rmrbul . .3. 4; Spamsn $11.12. 2; Vice Pmidzm. JOHN ARTHUR FLANDERS Band. 1. 7. 3. 4; Glee Club. 2. 3. 4; Muslc Club. 1. 2. 4; Eukerbrm Bquuad. 1. 2. 3. 4: 'Iennis. 2. 3. 4; mm; 0.11;. 3. 4; Junxur and 5mm! Pm. VIVIAN GABICA 1.4514; mm. 1. 2. 3. 4. VKc Pmmlem 4-. Valley mu vmw. 4. STEVE PETE GARTEIZ Um mm Pmmm. z. 4. Hand 1. z. Bmkubnu. 1. 1. 3; Foulhz . 1; Spamsh Club 2 ROSEMARY HAVH.AND Band. 1. z. 3. 4; G :e mun. 1. z. 3 4134.15.1- club. 1. 2. 3. 41Firts1d: 1.1mm. 1. 2 3 1 11.4.4. 1. z; spanm; Club. 1. z. Hlsmrxan. z; umor 1214,. min. 1. z. 3. 4. Tmsum. 3. 4; 31m emmy 1;: F 11.4. HERBERT SAMUEL HOLMAN 51114111.; Hm; pwdcm. 4; les Pmldem. z. 3. 4; V1cc Pwdm. 3; B m1. 1. 2. 3. ' mm; w. . Vice thlde. 3. mmer m. 4; Pep Lluh. 1. 3. 4; Wmnun n Spam mum. 4; unkemu. 1; 15mm . 3. 4; ka. 1. 2; bpnnuh chm. 2. m. w z nun SENIOR 'RECORD DARLENE BARBARA LOWRY 1311111. 1. 2. 3.4 14.111.111.14; 11411111101111. 1 1. 3. GA..A.. I 2 1.sz Prul'd-Ix Ind Pusidml. 4 Win .11: Edilol. 3.a Tenn I 2. 5. 4. VI 1311111111 141121.11 V1111, 11111 V1111 , 3 13.111.11.11 4- 5.11111111' C11111 1 3; e'111111111 911,. 11111131 c5111. 1.1. JOE WESLEY MCCOY 11111113. I. z. JUANITA MADAlUAGA clu- Sammy. I. 2- Glee Uhnn'an. 4; Fimide chug. 1. 2. 3. 4 P11419414. 3!; 5131111111 Club. 1. 3; Pa! Club: 1 43 11111. 4. VJMI.W 4- 51111111 12113 3111111, LYNFORD MELODY 11.114. 2.1411111 Club. I 2. 3. 4. V111 11111112111. .1; '11111'111111. 1. 2. 13111111111111 I. 2 3 GEORGE E. MENTABERRY 13111111 v. 2. 3. 4 Scmn 11111 1111111111. 4. aw 4 11111131111 1.2..1'1uI1.1.2.3: 5111111111 ciub'.2.11111111 1111111111 4. 'A11511-1 1111 51111.4 ;1111111. 111130111 FRANK DARRELL MILLSLAGLE c1111 11111111111. 4.1311141. 1; M11111 c1111. 1. 11111111. 111: 512111 311111111 ; w . 4; Winni- 51111111 xwmenmive. 4.1111111: I.'I JOAN DOLORES MINOR Glee Club. 11; M11111 01111 1 1111111111 51141.1.1. .4;G.AA. .3- D1111: C1111 1;W1111111111111.'4. Bukzdun 2.' 3' 4 Tami. 1. 3'. 3. 4;V11111y11111 1. 2. 3. .Soicball. I. . 3.4 .513-111111 c11111' 2. 3. RUTH ELIZABETH MOORE 1111111. 1 z. 3. 4. 11111111111111. 3. 4 11111111 42111.1. 2. I 4' GA. 4' Dnnudu. l. 2 Junotlnd 5min: Pl W'niomln Edilol. Wuuudl. Junior 11111111111111. 3; 121111111. 1 4. 11121111111111. 1. 1111141111 4; 1311111111111. 4 11.111111. 2. Vollzylml. 1. 2. 3. 4; 1.11111 c1111. 1.' 2. 3. 4. v1.11 111111111113 3. 51111131,. 4. RAY LOREN MOORE 1311111. 1. 1. 3: 4. 131111111. 1. Winnad: 11111111121111 BEVERLY JEANNE NEAL 1311111. 3 61:: 0111.3; 14111111 c1111. 3. 4 111151111 Circle.5. 4.121111111111 4EG.11..A 3. 1.1'11'11 42111112. 3.4 . W1111121111111. 4. lI'111'11i1. 2. LAWRENCE RAY NEHON HARRIETT ELZINA SMITH Band. I. 2, 3.6: Gknl. 2 MIIIK' Chlb. l. 2. 5: 4; G.A.A.. 1. z. 3. .1; V111lo'y111ll. 3.4 ;51112.1S.11. wLO M. SMIT H 1311111. 3. 4. 0111 01111. 2. 3. 4- 11111111 1311111. 451211 31.4,; 3111111152; 131111111111. 1. 2 3.4 .5111111111 1111. .3. ELLEN ELIZABETH STOCK er. 4. 111111111 c1111. 4. 13.4.14. 3. 4- W1111111111111 G 'sm 341111.4-11'11111111411. .1'141111'3.3.4. 5min! P1311 4. JOHN WESLEY VETI'ER 5111131111 Body Yell Index. 4: P113 Club. 3. 4. 4:12- Tm-mr. 3. GEORGE LEONARD WILLIAMS c1111 121111111111.1.5111.11111 111111.: 1111111111. 4 11.111 111.11 11111111112 3.4 .1111111. 1. 2. 3.4141532 c1111. 1. 2. 3. 4. 13111111 31' 1111. 2. 3. 4; s 111 cm. 2 3. 1111111111. 3; 13111131 .'2. 3. 4. 111.1111. 3. 15111111111. 4. 121.1 c1111 1.' 2. 3. '4. 1111111111. 3; DrIIIuIicI Junior Ind Sumo! Play Wall 1. 2. S. 4.11111111. 1. z. 3. 4. 4211112111. 4; 11-431. 1. 2. 3. 4. EILEEN JOYCE YIlUETA LSeam 111mBod 421111 1111111111. 4 C111 Yell 1111111. .13045111214111 Yell umuJ. snmA 1. 1. 3.4 . 111111.. 3. 4.15111101111 1.2.4 34. 1111111111. 4; c1115. 1, 2'. 33.1v 5 . 11111 141131111111 .11.,11111y111u 1111. .1 3111111111 c1..11.2 3. 12111111111. 3. RITA ANGELA ZABALA 4 511113111 Body Yell 1411311. 4: 1111C;11111.4 EJ-LA 4.v11;1p111111mg . M2. 3. 4 Vio'e 11111111111111 11111311 Pep .3. '4. Vic: P11113111. . Wanna. 61111 51111211 131111111. 5111111111 01111. 2. 3; L113- 11111 1.111111. 3. 1 51111111 1111. CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 7-School starts. Why all the frowns? SEPTEMBER 27-F.H.A. adds new members to the organization. OCTOBER 8-G.A.A. initiates the new-comers. NOVEMBER ZOeSuccessful turnout at the Dutch Garden Soph Hop. NOVEMBER ZSeWinnemucca Buckaroos meet Overton for the State Champion- ship title. Winnemucca emerges the victor. DECEMBER 13eThe G.A.A. girls really believe in making points. Thiay've set aside a night for playing volleyball. - MARCH S-Juniors give Junior Prom. Beautiful decorations in the uGarden of Eden . ' MARCH 6 and 7-Even the girls are starting to play basketball The Freshmen are champs though. MARCH 19-The younger generation had a wonderful time at the frosh party. MARCH 25-Oh those Sophomores! Always having parties. APRIL SeThe F.H.A. district meeting is held in Fallon. My but there was a lot of paper on the bus coming home. APRIL lkOur tennis team goes to Lovelock. APRIL 24-The Sophomores do it again! Mr. Spirig and Mr. Russell got a little wet. APRIL 27-The band puts on a concert at the Nixon hall. APRIL 29 and SOeDistrict musical festival in Elko. Band was sensational. MAY 7-Our track boys go to zone. MAY 12-Cut Day. We did miss those Seniors. But, they had a rip-roaring time. MAY IPTrack and tennis teams go to Reno. MAY ISeThe little Frosh go to their picnic. Mr. Russell didn't receive quite so rough treatment this time, MAY 23 to 26-The girls have a softball tournament. MAY 27-The Music Club picnic. No firecrackers to bring them home this time. MAY 28-G.A.A. Field Day. MAY 29-The Juniors have their picnic. JUNE 5-The Seniors look so proud in their caps and gowns at Baccalaureate. JUNE 6 and 7eWhy is everyone studjing so hard? Couldnt be that they re having semester exams, could it? JUNE 9-Commencement Day, and the end of four pleasant years for the class of i49. Goodbye and good luck, kids! ?A- g ? ii F OOTBALL Seniors Alex Dufurrena Richard Drake Herbert Holman George Williams juniors James Calder Allen Holt Louie Mendiola Bob Stitser Sophomores Darrel Di Grazia Fred King John Legarza David Mentaberry BASKETBALL Seniors Richard Drake George Mentaberry George Williams Juniors Allen Holt Louie Mendiola Sophomores John Legarza David Mentaberry Frosb Piero Zorio TRACK Juniors James Calder Leo Quilici Sophomore: Fred King THREE LETTER AWARD Seniors Richard Drake TENNIS Seniors Darlene LO'vry John Flanders Junior: Darlene, Delong Kathryn Enzlish Sarah Jane Homing WEAREISS OF THE W MUSIC Senior: Carolyn Brown Kenneth Duck Alex Dufurrena Darlene Lowry Ruth Moore Harriett Smith Eileen Yrueta Glenn Davis Junior: Dawn Backus Jerry Baumert Norma Etchegoyhen Mildred Gelzinnus Sarah Jane Homing Lawrence Montero Delphine Peraldo GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Seniors Carolyn Brown Mary Jane Clausen Darlene Lowry Ruth Moore Eileen Yrueta Rita Zabala Junior: Kathryn English Norma Etchegoyhen Delia Goyhex Delphine Peraldo PEP CLUB Senior: Kenneth Duck Herb Holman Juanita Madariaga George Williams Eileen Yrueta Rim Zabala Juniors Delia Goyhex Sophomores John Legatza DRAMATICS Senior: Justo Chabot DEBATE Seniors Ruth Moore junior: Darlene Delong Dawn Backus Gail McBride Sophomore: Priscilla Miller Delora Brown SPANISH CLUB Seniors Manuel Begino Carolyn Brown Alex Dufutrena Juanita Madatiaga Darlene Lowry Eileen Yrueta Junior: Dawn Backus Loretta Davey Darlene Delong Kathryn English Norma Etchegoyhen Helen Garcia Delia Goyhex Delphine Peraldo LATIN CLUB Senior: Carolyn Brown John Flanders Beverly Neal Ruth Moore Juniors Florence Wholey YELL LEADER Seniors Eileen Yrueta Rita Zabala Junior: Delores Martinez Sophomores Joyce Smith mm mm m m udzr llmn m- hrrr Lu x m llm . m gum, M. 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