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

Text from Pages 1 - 46 of the 1951 volume:

0m ?zc'mald More than a century ago the route down the Humboldt River to Frenchmanis Ford Hater called Winnemuccai was taken by early wagon trains, trappers, cattlemen, and color- ful Basque sheep outfits. Because of the ap- parent undeveloped resources, many of these adventurers settled in the various parts of present Humboldt County. With the extensive. grazing lands and rich mineral deposits the p0pulation grew steadily. During the past one hundred years enter- prising business establishments and attractive homes have been built throughout the county. To the pioneers of the past and the residents of the present, we, the students of Humboldt County High School, dedicate this yearbook. We realize that it was necessary to overcome many obstacles in order to create this coun- ty and we are grateful for the constructive interest in the youth shown by its men and women. Because of their support, education has consistently progressed and we are sure that it will continue to do so. MR. FRANK FLANDEKS MR. JOHN DOLAN lumn'onal Slmp Humry, I'hysiml Educalian Chndmn Sum, Colkgc nnmmw M Nevada ,.:nw....u MISS PHYLLIS POULIN MRS. CLYDE CAKDWELL L'ummctaial Eduvmivn Hume Eranomirs linivmny oi dea Teachers College of Columbia University MK 1. J. SPIRIC MR. JOHN BAUM English, Speech Sriwce Univershy of Nevada Cnloradu Sum College of Education CoXumhiu Univendly xraxvo ; v w v; nygzhmune MR. RUDOLPH MK VERN MR. RURNELL MR. LYNN L A WARTZ SCHOENFELD LARSON BACKUS Presidcnl Clerk mm, . punish Member Univrrxity of Wuhington Univrnily of Nvda MISS NELL REDIJIN MISS MAUm: SORENSON Social 5mm. l'hvu'rnl Education Mathematim Homdcrmn sum Truchem College Iowa Slaw College mas. L015 CRAVER MR, LYMAN 111mm: English. Spanish Musk 9L Maria Colleen; University 0! Umh 5mm Agricultural mum Mvada mmmewm. ' Wm... , H; m .n n mmmw. ' WV 483' 1.. n .f as arthrur-unn. WL ,, ,.n.- ...u mus LEONARD WILLIAMS MR. JOE McERQUIAGA Sccrcmty Building Custodian Fifi! mW' Eddie Mrnlalwrrv, .Mmir Klt'hvguvlnrn. SlanIv-V Cluuwn. Mgmu. Hnufl. Hulnrm M'urin, Sammn- Johnatunv. Jiul Brandi, Uc-urginu RulIn-rfnrcl, l'iv-ro Inna. lh-Qnm Hmwn, Mikv Harfm, Svcoml row: Mr. John Unlan. Hr. John Huum, lrx Lon hlrwr. Wr. Humv-ll hum , Nllw erl ledin. Mr. .I. Spiny. FIRST SI'IMICS'I'ICR HUN EXECUTIVE CUVVUH. SHIUNH SICNIHS'HCR Firs! mw Nc-nlinr- Fang. Hu-m- Tnnnmnm Harold tiurnfmlh. Hlunrhr IMH'HH'I. Ih-luru Hruwn. Hildir Mc-ulube-rry, Pirrn Xorin. Randy Uullv, Anniu FlrhvumIn-n. Agnew Hnufl, Hurwartl x'nrl'lx Second ruw. Wt ,lnhn Hulun, Hr, HmurH Inxhun. Mn. IMF me-r. Inhn lmudrlzl. Xlxv Nn-H Kmhliu. Mr. John Baum, Mr. J. Spiriu. First rnw. Ivtt to right: Ann Ftcheguyhvn. Bcw-rlv Burlwr. Plum Brown. Dulnrm Stukt-r. Agnes Hnnft. lm'z Sarasuu. Scrum! row, h-ft to right: Rnhvrl mark lh-liu me-r, Nt-dirw ang. Huward Morris. Sammyo Johnstonr. Priscilla Millvr. Rnsrmaric Milh-r. Blanvhv Dux'ivit-r. Pif-rn Zurio. Hurnldim- W'tmdwnrd. 74c Staff As tht- school yrur Iwgan. the' staff was urnuse-d hy the- inmwdiatc- pruhlvm nt finzlnv- ing a yearbook at invreasc-d vnst. But with careful budgeting and a runtravt tn lilhn- gmph tlw annual. cvvrynm- was umfidont that we would he able to prudut'v a hunk uf whivh wv could h? proud. At tht- N-u'ral meetings a thomv. u dt-dication. phntngraphvrs, and uthvr topics fur the framvwnrk of our yeurhnnk wore disvusm-d and docidt-d upon. I'rurluvtiun uf thr hunk has hm-n work. hut now our annual 0f .51 is completed and we- suhmit it for your approval. XV? hupo that you will uhmin as much pIr-asuro frnm this W'INNADA as all of us havr had in bringing it tn you. for our main purpose was tn prndurv u rm-mnir of nur high srhnul days fur later years. 8 livr is n Imwxhlr, lolly pal. Clever and hminy. .shr'x quilr a gal! lllm- 3; FHA 4; UAA 3. 4; Tennis 3; Raskvthull 3; Pvp Club 4; Clams Swn-tnry 3; SH Svt'rvlury 4; 'innnnmn 4; Girls. Stalk '50. Rv-Imblr uml rnurtmms lzrvnml com- ,mrr: Ft'llnn's HIM Irwin alt! H'r- lamb mrr. V'innunmn. 4; Basketball 4; Class Tn-zuurc-r 4. Hm's .sm'rl and Iriwzdlv and um ullwrml. An urlis! uslmu- work :3 uluum ,u'rJh-rlml. Hand 1; BAA 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Vullu'yhull 3; Winnmlu. 4; Wumu- nian l1. Irztwlligrnl. litrmllv, um! rHiric'nt to u T. Ilrlmu'h Iht' land of IN'ISOR xu- 11H It'lw Iv .wo. Ham! 1, 2. It 4; Hlm- l. 2, 3. 4; FUN L 2, 3. .1; CAA 1. 2V 3. 4 Latin lflul: I. 2; Dr'bull- Club 1, 3: Trlmh l..3; VuIlc-Vlmll 2. 3; Spunidu 3; l'vp Club 3, 4; Chum N-crv-iury 2. 4: Uirlk' Slulc- '50; lrmnmln 3, 4; Wimmniun 4. Selkn'linnl. ralm. am! slc'ady, For fun or play Krnk always ready. Buny Smtv '50; Claws Tn-zmurvr 4, Vim- Prt-sidrnl 4. Jim n mudrmlr, ralm, and .slnw; Whar'g nn hl'x mind are don't rightly 1mm:- Truvk 2. 3; Wirzrtarliarz 4: Hays' Nair '30; Huskvlhull 3. Darrel halt so many .sluogvs hung upan a string. In and out of rlussv's Inc's a bnisleruus, watcher king. Band 1; Dr-hau- 1; Football 1; Class Prc-sidvnt 3; Scie-m'q- Club 4; Block W l. 2. 3, 4, Blanrhe is mudmt and somewhat shy, But she's always pleasant wilh a lwinlrle in her eye. Band 2. 3. 4; 0101- 2. 3, t; FHA 2, 3, 4; Drbalc- 3. 4; Pvp Club 4; Baskt-Hmll 2. 3; W'innmiu 4; SB Trensurvr ,3. A! twirling Annir'x tops and rrallv quite rlussv. She's rutr, rirudwm, this lrim lilllr- Iruxirt Band I. 2, 3, 4; FHA 1. 2. 3, 1-: 0AA 1, '2. 3. 3: Trunk l; Vullvyhuil l, 2, 3, t; Nmkc-llmll 2: Numhh Club 3; Pry Club 2. 3. 1; 11.1w Vicv PrvsiIIt-m l. 2; Claim tlho-c-tv lcmlvr 3. 3: Nudrnl Hmly th'rr- h-Idvr 2. 3. 4; Winnmlu 2. l; Winnonmn 4. leinr's ll gal wlm'; ms! .471 Popular, alhlelir, and lots of Ian. FHA l. 2. 3. 4; 0AA l. 2, 3; Pup Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Iain Tn-asun'r 3; Hirlu' Stulc- '50; Kim M110 4; Baskrtlmll 2; SB Svar- Wy 4. Determined am! smarl. Agm's is u luder, And as you all know. we sure do need her. Btnd I. 2. 3. 4: FHA l. 2. 3. 4; 6AA l. 2. 3. 4; Glee 2. 3. 4; Tennis 1. 2; Vollryhall l. 2, 3, 4; Bakkvt- ball 2. 3; Pr-p Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Spam- ish Club 3; Class President 2; Slu- den! Body Treasurrr 4; Winnadu 3. 4: Winnom'un 4; Cirlq' Sum 1. 2510203 no! Inn serious nor is shv guy. But she's always exhibiiing her Ilia: d I y um y. Transh-rrvd from Low-lm'k 2; Ulm- 2. 3. 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; CAA 2, 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4. ll .4 hour. a hursv, my kingdom I a hunch Tulir anwhmg from Sa mw bu! Ir! hrr Imrr her harsh Band 1; Ulvr 2; CAA I. 2. 3. anlrvhull 2. 3. 4; Baukl'thull 2. Pop Club 3. 4; Clan Sm'rvlary Sludc-nl Rudy l'rmicivm 4; Spuni Huh 3; Vinmm'n 4; W'innunian merrd um! hundsvmr u'i1h a 11m: Iliul smilr; Fred is a bay with u'inning Shir. Hand 1. 2. 3. 4; Chm l; Haskrth. l 2 3. 4: Track 1. 2, 3; Mr M '2. Th? r'l'nu'n n lizr r'Ium bu: a l mrr gm. Kttrlm 13 u Imv Ihul ma Klfls sigh; Hand 1. 2. 3. .1; Glm- l; Tc-nnia qukrlhall 3, 4; N'u-mw- Club t VIM MA hz'ud t'nvkcd hlgh and .xlrulr w mn'. Juhnniv's 1hr mar qualmx m rurt. Elma UHh'Q-r. Vin' Prrmhlrm Plnwnle-m '2; Blurk WV 1. 2. 3, Ihukvllvnll 1. 2. 3. 4; Foollmll l. 'lrm'k 13. 3; Pvp Club 2; 3, 4; Vn-ndvm 4. II mic should hr! whrn UH r-m-mf, Frm Hm, poor Inn, il'x hp, 1;!nd; Ulm- 1, 2. 3, 4; FHA l, 2, 3. MAYA 1. 2. 3. 4; I'vp Club 4; C Uffivvr; Y'AH Lvndrr 1. 4; 51m Nady Sub lel lmmivr 4; Spa! Club 3. I'rm H'II us, Uur'ul. u'ha! xvu rh All en's nn- lurru'd mul Iu'mls brill; Iizhkvtlvull 2. 3, 4; Frmxlmllr Trark 2; Po'p Club 1. 2; ; I'rvwidrnl 3; Hlm-k W 2, 3, 4A Priscillu's drmun', rifirlrnl, mu! brighl. U um Ika 1H. Ahr's 111s! about right. Band I. 2. 3. t; Ulm- l. 2; FHA 1, 2. 3; BAA 1. 2, 3. 4; Urban- Club 1. 2, 3; V'nllr-yhall 2; Claw Treasun'r 2. Vwrrlury .L; Spanixh Club 3; Virtual! l. :5. '1; Win- nonian 4. Here's Iv Hnuwnl. the fru'ml 01 am clan. Am! Ur. Dolan's righl-huntl man. Buskt'thun 3. 4; Munngrr 2. 3; Blurk W 21; 3. 1; Winluula 4; Buyu' Stair 3; Clubs Vrrsidvm 4. Ouiel. plan, ximvnu um! newt. Diane's prmunaluu nun In- lu-ul. FHA 3. 4; 0AA 4; Trnnis 3. 4; Trandvrrvr frnm Fallon '2. Villv am! u'insumr is nur Paul, Hr : sinrclv um! ,l'ru'mllv mnl rhc'c'rful, all. Tcnn'u '2; Baxkrlhall 1, '2. 3. 4; Football L; l'vp Club h Claw Vin- Prrzildrnl 3. 4; Hlm-k W 3, 4; Winnnnum 4; HuyC Nulc- 3. Carol is XIIWPI 11ml rrn mrr; The kind of gal mmir nf sugar um! .xmra'. K'inncmhm 4; Ulrv 4. We'll rzmember loyrr fur hrr quir! way: Yr! wlu'n-xer shy ls szr's bound tn 5 gm'. Class OffiCl-r l; Vlulvnl Body Yr Ltmlrr A Squad 2. 4; 0AA l. 4; FHA 4. BromLmindmi. forgiving, am! a talu- ablt Irieml, Der ulu-m.s mks by van mm! the end. Clvc 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. -3; Tennis L 2; Vuilc'yhnll 2. 3; Pep Club 3. .1: Claw Yr Leader 3; Sludrm Body lel Loader 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Wimmda 4; Wm- rwnian v1. 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Kenncm Um: glum, John Burk. Tm : row' Mr. Dolnn. Coach; Lloyd Muir. Johnny Leanna, Joe Dimm. 1.4m Luwry. Yoringlon vauys-Mny 5m Znnc TnurnnmcanMuy 1211. a: mu Sunc- TournamruI-Mny 19th at Reno Fim mw, Donald Dulum-na, James DufurrrmL Lr-slic Harmon. mung. Sproml mu- Sammy Weak Ridnvy Alhro, Randy Callw. Mr. James Cnrkknddon, Grnr Tim- wu, Bill Mum, Loxlnr Swm mry'. Kuvmnnd Smith, Johnny 7A1rala. Flumlvm. Conch: Clydr Andvn Carlin , , l7 Winncmurtcu 27 Winnemucuu , 32 Winnmnuttcu 13 Loveluck ; V 28 Winnemucca ,, V 13 Lovelm'k ., , 47 Winmrnmcca V Fallon ,, Winncmuccn , Winncmucca H Carlin ., MISS REDDIN ; . Con u . Nolan. Bub Black. l'ivm M: Marilyn ka. IMvn llvmlun. Mnnlyn CIyde Amie Mm. ank Flundu and row, w m m w ,m .Au, m Paul Huxherhud, 14m Lowty. John MnyumiL Errand rnw Much; Jor IliGrnziax Picm Zvriov Eddir Mentabmry Darrel DiCrazim Johnny chgzum. Jr-m'r valinx. Murilyn Srhreinpn Shirhw Kim, ng, mum . mum Hmmm CnxAII'L . .9 2:? Pmm-m WCurmll, Shvilu U'Cnrrnll. Juan lunm Zvlmn .lnckwn. Diane Omuml. Donald Thomaru. Viv! mw: Human! Morm. Fm: mn: . . 1m 0W 7am The drill tram, n tmc yearnld nrgunizatiou umlwr Iht' gponsorship of Miau RcddixL began mmnlhm: practim- during khc beginning weeks of bnskctlmll season. th Ihu leadership or Capluin Puggy Cullilwr nu- r13 twin: fm'orud a large and rmacpkivz: uudir-nr-e with keenly executed drilL: um! formakinns. I L my we Iouk for more frequent appearances from these: omely attired 1; PS in lhuir Hue slacks. white blouws, rand yelluw ties? Annie Elvhvgnyhcn. DN- Sinker. and MW mam m. rmnly haw done plemy to keep up svhonl spun by p11: l- min; vlcver mm hrighl m-w yell, -11.? result of many ,Eours of practicing. ; To our chm pvn nmmln hnosmn m: K'usl u united vote of confidnnue and gratitude. t.. Pmncia Mullinix. ermnvm- Alher, Icon 3 1 . Ummyx IHL'I. gamma, 3 urnn Adams, Prim ' . ciHa Min . Nvm'm IIdlxmL Miriam Wand- MmJ. .vatl Miilcr, Marilyn rimmn liuwmunu Mxllvn Barbara Fayim. Jumm Cuqu-nhvr. Manlvn ng Hamhliuw Woodward. lirhym Brown. Mary lemx Nnrburu Mumr, Nnrma lhmkim. Aliiln VI'Un, Agmnx ibmfl. Umrgirm Rumvrinrd, Ne'dinv Mugs, Mariv Mm'xlnw. 1mm I'Tyrn, Peggy Hallihmn Cnpuun, ' .S$12yun Fag? n3. 33L H ,nun v. o ANNU' , DRE 5le JllildH URN. SUV CE KMH'H, 123 r3, . i b: x O . ' ' FIRST SEMESTER FrmI Km President Min Mum; V. lamina Mm Elrhrzoylwn Servrmn-Tn'usurcr Lm- Lawry . V Mmlnger n H Ti. mm m 0 Lilnmilm ummn l,ibmrmn lCln- CIulH Fan! mv. Pal Boll, Ann Elvlu-goyhrn. Jnyco Smhh. Kvnnrlh Wlulv, Tom mm. Huh Marl. Cnrlm Lam:- Jvnnnv-xlv- le-u-her, Marv Moorv. ll: um Mnnrr Srmnd row er-l Milh-r, Primdla VxHrr Jnnlu- llurlu-nhwr.1ruu lh-uu. Furrml Bull D: vn HnwunL Randy tinHv, l-Iul Moore. John lhmxlv. 11 um Umwn, Marion Dunno, Mr. Hrm Thin! row: JvaNir' Fa ling. llnrlmra 'l'mlnr. lllmur lmhl. Dinm- Nuumcrl. lunch? Iluvx Axum. IlnuIl, l'ul O'Cnrmll. Shelia Utuuull lion lhnnmn PM MuHInxx Shnmn Mlnnn. R0,. nurll- Millx-r l'nunh row Sully Monk lluhn Hulwr. lloyl Muir Euiwnio Lu-nlrz, Ln' Lowry, lI-hurlm Jnrkmn. llnmwn anmun, llulm Lumx. Kulhlmn Brady. Kandy Ca Joan .E The Blue and Cold Music ub is the largest and mp tainly the most at'livc urguni- zation of Humboldt High. It includes members of the hand and the glen duh and represents a Immical-xnindud school. Igndcr llw capable lc-udu-r- ship nf our m-w musir in- struvtur. Mr. Bruvc. 1' right many accomplishnmnts haw, hem: madv during the last year. The first pcrfurmum'v nf the hand was IN! by Drum Major Lt-v anrv. Hfo at the Admission Dav fcstivitic-s in Carson City. In an-m- her. the hand and the give club jninvd farm's l0 purtivi- pale in a vnmmunity Thanks- giving prngrum. A Chriutnms HmH'rl was prt'sx'nlvd in UP- vvmhcr. nflc-r whirh lhc- an- nual Christmas party was hvld. Thv dislrivl musit' fvslivul in Elku was vvrv smwrsxful am! all hm! an rnjnyuhlv trip. Tn vumph-tu lht' year. 11 spring concert wag givvn with a variely 0f numlwrs. I'iclurwl ln'luw arc- MAJORETTESMAB. Moore. J. Hmrher, A. Kh'hrgnyhvn. M. Munn-, J. Smith, and P. Bvll. Q 'u $ 8 $ 71 x 15 rafgifac QZee 6645 First ruw; Sulliv Murrix lHuuu linunu-rl, Nurmu Jrun Hulrhinwn. HumMim- W'nudwurd, Hail ,Imuw, Hlviru Arulucv-u, Hrlrn Hillyrr. Marin Unnrhg Blnnvhr Hmnic-r, lh-Im Unm-r. Sc-mmvl mar Mr. Brumx dirt-t'lnr; Uv'lnvu Hnmn. Unnniv Hurkr, Muium Wmnlum'ul, Jnym- Smith. Karly Sum . Ru-wnunir Millrr. Manu- Murlim-z, Xt-lmu Juvkmn. errl ViHvr. 'Hniul mw, lnw Surzhua. Agnew Houll. Shirley McClurc-, l'c-ugy tlnllihrr, Hm- Sinker. Jmnnrlu- huurlv, Jrumwm- Flc-tcht-r, Juan Paris. .luvquI-lint- Juru. Ht-h-n Hulwr. 'nu- svxlvl was nrganizml 2!! Un- bcginning of the serum! semester undm the direction 0! Mr. Brum. The girls haw: delighted svvcral local organizations with musival entertaimncul. It is hoped that a smart will. in time, Iwconw a pt-rmmwnl adjum'l to the Music Club. Hlunvln- Hmivivr. urcmupunist; Mary Manna Burbum Mourr, Marie Hurlinm. livlnru Brown. Zrlmn Javkson. Js-wvl Millvr. One of the most active organizations of H.CJLS. is the CirM Alhlvtix' Association. Thv majority of the girls lmlnng tn C.A.A. and if you talked tn anyone nf them: you wuuld know how proud they are tn lu- a part of a fun-nmking as wvll us :1 lmds- huilding group. To be u Im-mlwr. a girl must be inlercstvd in mhlt-livm maintain an avvmgc- of 2.3. and earn :1! lc-usl lwvnty-fivv paints pvr svnwslvr. l'ndvr the slmnsnr ship 0f Miss Hvddin. a fin:- drill Ivan! and diverse zu-livitit-H haw lu-cn nrgunizc-d such as badminton. zlrvhc-ry. ping pong. and shufflc- hoard. v'i .: Hf .a . .Vux a H . 1:. l ...m.. .K an..MM,.H W3? Huuowq v .nw x Qmmimx Rmxmm lawman. lwnwn Huw.mi. Ruhsmm Cnsnlw. Wrx! v BnIth 47mm Udinwuy Lulu Damon tiurut 'kummw Hnrlmm Munrv. Tonnm . Htunrhr Umnivr, Kivk Sixlmg: anwx lh-II. Vulnviu Urll, hwl Saruxun. lvwnl Millvz. palate 6M Sixwvn hardworking members carr'u'd cm the snlivi nf tho dchalc club this year, On nuromber 6. Eufe Cusalr'z and Kirk Studebaker uf lhu ummmzm dob wilh Pa! Bell and Brnnaon Inwmnn 0n whz-thcr voting agr: ahnuld be- lowemd 0: xml. On mmmm I Juan Eyn: and Jewel Miller of the affirmativc dcbat, whh Forrest Bull and Barbara Mnnn- 1m Fedvml Aid' Education. A dvhnm on Sorialiwd Med m was held - 1mm mm mmmkr . ua S CY Blanche nuvivicr, and Kirk Studebaker dcbamd W1 Delbert Howard. Larry Damon, Inez Sumsua, and P Bdl 0f Hm .mgmm Al 11m mm: of publicmiou. qur dvlmlm and mm fnnnur dvimlcr had cmcrcd unc nf two speaking commas spmxsurud by the VFW and the Lions Club. Juan Eyn', um! Blanvhr Unvivior purliripmml in the lnner's vmucst and spnku on The Amom-an Voterix- Rmpomb hill'ly. lewd MiHnr. Kirk Slutlubnkcr. um! PriHciHn Millvr diwuswd Anmrium Freedoms in the VFW CmilPsL HRM' kww w. n. an .h-w-l mm. Vim; mm mm. Pamm mu; m:nmy. Knk nldvlmkvr. 5V mu 5w 1mm Pr mm. Klrk Rum-Mm xu e' rmiamx, nmhr huuV'mr: Srrn'mn, Joan M 0m ymwam; Since there is no Journalism Dcpurhm-nl in uur high schnnl. the task of publishing our school paper. THE WINNONIAN is assumed by the mr-mbers 0f the English IV class. This vcar a different staff has hm-n vlc-ctcd every six wm-ks. thus giving cavh mvm- her of me: class the: opportunity 10 sent: in a diversified capnvily. It is the aim of this publicatiun tn pmscnt a rvrnrd of svhnnl events for the infurmulinn and pleasure of the students of H.CHS. and In train the svninr students in the- fundumentals of journal- ism. Getting the news, writing editorials. and planning the- cupy has been both fun and educating. The staff of THE WINNONIAN fur '50 and 51 hopo that you have enjoyed the editions which thev have prvpurcd and printt-d. First rmvu Mt to right: Jimmy Carskaddcu, Dolores Acurio, Carnl Antlmny. Priscilla Miller. Ann Kielwgnyhen. Delora Bruwn. Bcvvrly Barbrr. Second row: Howard Mnrris. Irwin Album Agnes Huufl. Dnlnn's Stoker. Sammyv Juhustunv. Carhw Lane. Paul Rutherfnrd. 3.3 5W 6W SIIiIIIIIIII Club was nrgzmizvd lust SPHIPSIPF IIIIII UIIHHIS: III-lp IIIIII IIIIIlIIrizIIs iII FUIIleH'IIUH wilII sIIiIIIIIIII lIrUjI'I'IS IIIr IIIHSC iIIlIIrIIslIIII. 3 Muvivs nrv shown and rIIpIIrls arII giIIIII so that lIIei IIII-IIIIIIIrs nun IIIarII zIImut sviI'mifiII priIIIIipIIIs and dc. .. IIIIIIIpIIIIIIts IiijI'IIS I'Xt'tult'd IIIIIIsist III IIIIII'IIIIpiII phor tugraphs making slides for lIIII prIIjIII,IIIIr making IIIIIIds, uIIII plasII- r III I aris IigurIIs. iIIIIIIIIIIIiIIg spm' iIIII HS in plus- tiI, IIIIIIllIItiIIg IIIinI-ruls IIIIII IIIzIkiIIg srrup hunks All of this IsIIrk guns tnwurII IIIIlIIiIIing II SIiII'nIII LIIIIIIr. IIIci IIIIIII is lnnking.r Inrward IU IIIIIIIIIIIing IIiggIIr IIIIII III'llIIrI with IIII- III-Ip III ils IIIIviSIIr. Mr. Baum. ' Firs! row: HarolIIinII Woodward. Miriam Woodward. IIIIIz Snrasua. Pat BIIII. Lorna Simpson. BuIIuara Taylor. Nnrmu llnwkinx. J HHII' Human. SIII'nnII ruw: RirIIurII Unrkin. Carlos LIIIIII. LIIinII IIarIIInII, Hill FIIIIIIing. Sammy Svuls. RIIIII-rl Fialu'r Larrv Ihmmn 'IiIIirII row JIIchI MiIlI-r Lois I'uIIIIIr Frank 7ilkI-y, MuriIm IIIIIIIIII Irvin SIIuIIiII RuI-I LasalIVL. I'ourlh ruw KIIIIIIIII-II KIIIIIIIIII Marilyn King. Kirk SluIIIIIIakIIr. IIarro-I Hibralin FIIIII rIIw Mr. Huum uIIvisnr: IIIIII- Tinmmnx SIIIIrIIIIIIv, IAI-h CIIIIIIII; PrI-MIIIIIII. RIIIIIIrI FIKIHT; VICI' PrIwiIIIIIII. IIzIrIIIIIiIIII xVINNIWnHI; 'Iirnnsur IiIIIIII Timmnna; Prt'hItII'llI, JIIIIIIiI- Hurgua; VIIII- IJHW'IIIO'HI. CI-nv 'Iiimnmnn; SI-Irrpxary, Lest SIsI-I-III-y; 'l'rIInsun-r, Miriam W'IIIIIIquII. 34 Pelt em m; cm. is 3.. Imnurary surin-Iy m rn'ulv school spiril, sell m-km m gmmrs, and n.4,, urganizv prp aswmhlice. MW mums Ur Pep mm. urv vlm- .1 from mi. mm by n..- insmnm uu-mhem d: lhv beginning 0f ml. mum y-nr. Thm m nw Hem! rm . lhv sruior vluss and m, frmn each I m.- um vlusses. Thn- club organ! a lhc pcp n - mblirs wk '1. wvn' con- .ide In: rr 1!. . 1hr imprnmpm n dvnllilics pn-sm.m m prm-iuu elm They invlmhzd y-wml vulnrful m val u-Klmvxlganza. sprciuhy arts, and clcvcr purmh which wvrr, wmw'ived and emuml hy nmmlu-rs I the studrnl Imdy le rluh z'nusixh-rs its mum prugrilnl u um-M. 'rrlun. In M, lnhum l. Pivm ' ml- Funk. rm; . ice Pregidcm, Ann Eu-hr'uvhvn Prmuh-nl Plv m Vice Pruidenx. Pirro Zur S. r-rury. V nru row' lenm Brown. anm Huuh. Ink l'.:I-Iu-r, Hmnlulnu- Wmulwanl. Geor 'nn Rthv-rtunl, Drw ; mkrr. lm-I SanI-Iu. I': u Inrmv N-mml run ll..- Amm, mm Mum. mm anmur, ram Hulhht'r, 5......w MW ... Harold Cornfonh. Juan Em. n Bmmll. Thin! um Nv-xlinv rum. mm M : - Rina, Paul Ruumhml, Ann hthcgm'lwn, Johnny lmgnrm, I..- 1.0m. Jmm Boynmn, Mr. Lurmm advisor. Sillilur Rnlwrtn Hmc-r, Hail .Iom-s, Frumww Willianw. 10wa RPHI. nuniv Burke, Hle-n vaiun. Shirlv-y King. Standing Maric- Marlim'z. Jvunm-llr Ihmrll'. Kulhlm-n Ihuxh'. Hium- nynml, Joyn- Mnilh. Hlunr'hr Hm'iviwr. Zz-lma Jtu'kxnn. Unlnrm Arurin, Sully Muniu Dnlnnw Smkm, Hnnh, Ann Etchrgoyhvn. Nwlinc Yngg.1m'qurlinr Juru, Mvnilyn Fhk. Aunm Fillmg 'M-n'x'n llillum, Vulrintiu Mullinix, xiaurinr Flrhvgnyhrn. lfw-Iyn Rv-pd' Hrh-n Hillwr, ermv-Hw Mlnw. Hvim Arulun-u, Jv'nuir Hurgum Standing: Mlilm Vrllu. vaglna RuHu-rfnrd, Shirlv-y Ml'Clurr'. Ruwmury Miller. Marilyn Schn-iut-r, .lzlnirv dlurln-nm. Norma Huu'hinsnn. Jq-uiv valing. Slu-ila Owjurrnll, Dvlurn Hrnwn. Tht- I'Hnurr- Hmnvmukvrs of America. :1 national urgunizulinn iIm-r- mh-d in llw xnrinus qurls of hmm'nmking. has lwcn an active grnup in Humlmldl Cnunty High Srhunl. Thv girls aid 1hr mnmnunity in its ImtaL Htulv. uml nuliunul diixvs. uml Ihm huw- prujn-z-ts In lwlp f'mum'v a dvlvgulv in 1110 51:110. and nu- Iiunzll t'unx't-nlinns. ngm'S Huuh was t'lcvlvd stale Vivc Prvsidvnl u! lhv dinlrirt mm-ling nhirh was hrlcl in W'innmnucca in thv spring of 1030. Th- girls will juurm-x lu Carlin fur llw dislrirt nwcling lhiS spring and then'. With wprvscntmiws frum Klku and Lundrr Counties. e-lcsrt stale l'n-sidonl. 34 :QiIE N ,r a aim; , i 3.11.... v.$.wX u. an w u , u , w 33.11.. 3:32;. 2:133: 331232;; a 3.3...33a3eim :93 37.43:: e Jim :4wa L. . ,3 mmVQeq: v z adieme 0; suede The last bronc came bucking out of the shute and kept going across the arena. Then the whistle blew, and Joe realized that he had just ridden his last bronc for that rodeo season. It was Labor Day, and he wished tomorrow would never come. But it did. and he found $ H w I i I I H H I himself in the old brick school building with 171 of his friends. It wasn't so bad after all though -- to be back at the old grind. A couple weeks passed by uneventifully; then the photographer appeared and ran the word cheese into the ground; all for a good cuase. however - - THE WINNADA. Slst brought Admission Day and the grand parade at Carson City. Joe just happened to overhear Mr. Bruce ask a judge where the Winnernucca band was to line up. The judge's reply was, You just get back in line, sonny; your instructor will tell you where to line up. On an unusually sunny afternoon in November. the second to be exact, Joe was gazing out of a study hall window dreaming of camping trips in Alaska, and $ traveling down the Colorado . . v . . Rivet Gorge 1n a boat. Standard QUXI D. I I H p. l 011 had shown a f1lm on the prev1ous day, so maybe that ex- plains Joe s far-away look. On November 6th everyone had a swell time at Mr. Bruce's birthday party. Then a few days later the whole school roared with laughter bver The Boardinghouse Reach - - a delectable Junior serving. On November 18th a Slow Boat To China was launched at the Sophomore Hop. Joe wasn't the only one who was glad to see Thanksgiving vacation roll around on the 23rd. The girls had a new racket when they came back from vacation, though. In fact, Joe found T wirp Season 3 real money saver. The next day Joe thought the speech class monodramas were quite comical. Then, after a whole week of fun, Twirp Season was topped off by the Twirp Dance. There were two interesting debates December 4th and 8th: the former was on the voting question; the latter on Federal Aid to Education. Finally December 20th rolled around and brought the Christ- I -. mas Music Concert and. . . . . . . . Christmas vacation! I1 bl A I I H :l I The next few weeks after vacation. Joe was kept busy, since he was a center on A squad. Dec- . ' ember 22nd saw the team in Carson; December 23rd, it was Fernley; January 6th -- Carlin. Then Elko came here the 12th, and the next night everyone had a jolly time at the Junior - Ii; l'Ih ' sh Prom. The team was off to Battle Mountain again on the 19th. u A About that time Joe was recovering from an excruciating head- achgg which he blamed on the semeSter exams. January 20th was the big day in Lovelock -- basketball volleyball, and a G. A. A. feed. January 26th Wells came here; the next day White Pine came, and the drill team performed. 40 Wells with the team. Then the next Besides basketball, the main events game. the G.A.A. dinner, and the Saturday found the team headed for February 3rd. Joe went to week Lovelock was here. were the girls' volleyball Drill Team performance. Fallon. The following week was the F.H. A. Valentine party, but for some strange reason. that didn't interest Joe much. Two days later he was on his way to Elko for another game. Then on March lst the Zone Tournament started in Elko. Joe had a lot of fun there. but apparently he and his colleagues had forgotten to eat their Wheaties for breakfast. Plans for going to State collapsed when they lost the game to Ely. Joe was quite amused by The Detroiters. five vocalists, who came to entertain H. C. H. S. March 23rd was another happy day -- Easter vacation began. Then it was drawing close to Match 315t and Joe had a problem. He just couldn't get up the nerve to ask that new girl. Mary Arm. to the Fresh Frolic. In fact. he hadn't even found the nerve to talk to her! It was really a bad situation. The Lady Luck stepped in the day Joe was caught talking in study hall. Mr. Baum told him he would have to move to the seat be- hind Mary Ann. 80 this gave Joe a chance to talk to hertafter the bell rang, of coursei and before he knew it, he had asked her to go to the Fresh Frolic. That dance was a success! On April 13th. Joe didn't pay much attention to the F.H.A. Roundup. But then on the 20th he traveled to Elko with the band for the Music Festival. Elko was always quite interest- ing -- or maybe it was the people in Elko. Before he knew it. the Junior-Senior Ball had rolled around. So Joe mustered up his courage and asked Mary Ann again. Joe was pretty busy during the next few weeks, May 5th were the Yetington Relays; Zone was on the 12th; and State on the 19th. Then on the 27th, Joe and his fel- low Seniors had Baccalau- reate. and it dawned on him that he wouldn't be coming back next year. The next two days were spent with a great deal of head scratching over semesters. Then Memorial Day followed, so Joe had time to re- cuperate from the exams. The next day Commencement exercises in the gym were almost disastrous when too many people perched on the balcony. and it creaked and groaned as plaster fell from the ceiling. It was vacated in time to prevent the calamity. though. On June lst. Joe went back to collect his refunds and take a last look at H. QR. S. Then he walked home, feeling like a free man. until he found the letter from Uncle Sam waiting for him on the kitchen table. Well, he would just have to wait a few years to ride and rope again. Beverly Barber .3:2. 3.. X3towhu ;. ., m... . v 3mm , 6' ?;.3 48; . .1... .2. . 12:21:32.3 , A . . mtg : uunwyymif. 3:5,, V $333 a .. a h. x 333 f , 3::12... A. , , .2 .15.. Sun? , A 3:. P915 ON LEAVING HUMBOLDT The time hm came when I must part From this dear school fram whence I started; Four years have passed since I 'ue begun, And now at last I feel Pve want My feelings are a mixed-up lat. Sometimes Pm glad, most times Pm not. And then again I dig nat know Just whether I really want to go I thin-k 01 all the days gone by, of things I've done; Where? When? and Why? The Sophomore Hops, the Junior Prams, The Senior Bulls inuw all are gone. Then I must also thank the school For teaching me the llCalden Rule, And for the friendships I have made Which shall continue beyzma' this grade. Oh, yes, the day has come at last, Which I so envied in days that passed. I wonder how the rest feel, too; If they feel just us I now do? HAgnes Hooft 44