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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

E. AS AMERICANS. have many privileges and freedoms H1a+ are seldom recognized in ofher coun+ri-es. There is one privilege +ha+ we oHen neglec+ +0 acknowledge-Freedom of Enferprisewirhe righf +0 undertake affairs in +he hope of gain and a+ +he risk of loss. f' We have chosen Free En+erprise as +he +heme of +his annual in +he hope +ha+ you will beHer unders+and and apprecial'e flue real value of our form of government The division pages will express. in picture form. Hue many ways we are affecfed in all phases of work. and in all parfs of +he coun+ry by +his sacred freedom. -.--uu..W-cmr-.'-..q7 I I x? , ,7 ., .---- .,..l. m. -.... V... ... w .-. . .--.w.w...--wo.w.-.m-wrm. f . .wwoanrr mam .n-dl-mA-F w Dedication A high school canno+ hope +0 progress wi+hou+ + he co-opera+ion of +he business men of a communi+y. One needs only +0 glance a+ our fown +0 see +he many +hings which have been done for five you+h of our counfy +hrough +he efforfs d fine men and women of +he business world. They can always be counfed on +0 give +heir supporf in +he acfivifies of our s+uden+ body. For fhis reason. we. +he sfudenfs of Humboldf Coun+y High School. proudly and respecf- fully dedica+e ibis I953 annual +0 +he Business Men of our Communify. ' I Mr. zOmzier- Principal Progress, I believe. can be designated as that process of con- stant growth which brings us ever in closer proximity to goals which hold greater significance. In education the greatest goal is real learning hr a who come in search of it-rlearning which must have a wondrous influence on living and the selection of life's work. There are times when our education is imperfecl. for it does not fulfill all our needs. but I hope that we are progres- sing here in our own schooL-Ithat we are constantly drawing a little closer to the great democratic conception of learning for all. 02 r-ib'u Scholasfic AbilHy Pariicipafion in School Acfivi'ries Leadership Personality Sporfsmanshup Sportsmanship H hm; cmome fhe cusfom af Humboldf Counfy High School to choose fwo oufsfandinq pupil: 0+ fhe graduafing class as honor boy and honor girl. H i2 indeed an honor to be chosen from a group of so many fine sfudenfs. We have selected Jewe! Miller and Gene Timmons became they can mosf suifably Fill the Five basic requiremenfs. Scholasfic abilify, Ieddemhip, parficipafion in school acfivifies, person, dlify, and sporfsmanship. Their co-operafion and Friendliness have been a guiding lighf and have sef us all a Hne example. For this, we besfow upon fhem fhe titles of Scholastic Honor Boy and Honor Girl. Abilify Parfkipafion in School Acfivifies Leadership PersonalHy Spor+smanship Fight 0n Inr IIumImIcIl IIigIt. Boys. I I I I Fm IIw Blue quI Gold. I I I I I I I IVP rIu'vr Inm'IIwr. uII Irivas Nvu' umI IIItI: INN Iwurls uro witla yuu qu'uys. IVIH'IIu'r you win or Insv. VIIIIH'U tIIH'I'rS IUT IIHIIIIIUIIII. IIIIIP IIOIII HIM! IIIIH'! 6 Board a a W , f$ AL MR. LARSON MR. BACKUS MR. DOLAN MRS. FOSTER MR. BRUCE MR. FLANDERS MRS. CARDWELL MR. ETCHEGOYHEN MR. MARCUERQURAGA MR. FOSTER 3 MR. MERRILL - Student - Body LP IWI I I I l- r Officers Shwxdlnu, lab QM riq'M: --- and '1'4' LN; :-' ' M :'vf. MR. ETCHEGOYHEN LYLE DAMON MRS, CRAVER DIANA BAUMERT MRS. FOSTER ROBERT WALTHER MR. DOLAN ROBERT DUFURRENA C. nun JEWEL MILLER GENE TIMMONS ROBERT FERRARO KIRK STUDEBAKER LOIS CALDER SAMMY SEALS ALFRED GONZALEZ Firsi Semesfer lr-H ' ; ' JEWEL MILLER LOiS CALDER ROBERT FERRARC KIRK SYUDEBAKEI RAYMOND SMHF SAM SEALS ATHUA VELLA SANDRA WEISS Second Semesier MR.ETCHEGOYHEN Execut've Councnl MR. DOLAN SANDRA WEISS BONNIE BURKE MRS. FOSTER 9!: , MELVIN BASANEZ 4, ATILUA VELLA DIANA BAUMERI MR. LARSON , MRS. CRAVER a TEDDY MOORE DONALD DUFURRENA RAYMOND SMITH EVELYN POLKINGHORNE KIRK STUDEBAKER SAMMY SEALS gkarduxm 1.. M quM, RAYMOND SMITH, EARLYN STONE. MRS. CRAVER. ROBERT FERRARO, JEWEL MILLER. JOHN DUARTE. NANCY DAMON. r H'w'w SEE. LOIS CALDER. The l953 Winnada Sfaff began work oariy in Sepfember wifh high spirifs and new ideas. Affer many long hours of deba+e and Cdrehu! sfudyh +he sfaH chose a +heme, dedicafion, and cover for +he yearbook. Under fhe eHicienf direcfion of Mrs. Craver, and wifh fhe hard work and wise advice of our edifor, Diana Baumerf, and business manager Kirk Studebaker. we feel we have pubhshed a Winnada of which +he sfudenf body may well be proud. IO h JENNIE BARGAS. HELENA ROBINSON. KIRK STUDEBAKER, DIANA BAUMERT, GENE TIMMONSh TOMMY - 5 . DIANA BAUMERT KIRK STUDEBAKER Edifor Business Manager I . g GENE TIMMONS . ,Presidenf R RAYMOND SMITH . , Presidehf 8 On H16 following pages you will see fhirfya'rwo seniors who. in fhe spring of '531 complefed a period in fheir lives which will be remem- bered as perhaps +he mosf active and excifing fime In +heir enfire career. W. Looking upon +he faces of JEANETTE FLETCHER Vice-Presiden+ 1:25;???ggdagfggegizysii . LESLIE HARMON +he cifizens of +omorrow. and we know +ha+ Weir endeavors af Humboldf Counfy High Schoo! have made beHer in- dividuals of +hem. '6 ViceuPresiden BARBARA MOORE V ..... Secretary JEWEL MILLER K. ,, . Secrefary viz LESTER SWEENEY .V Treasurer JOAN EYRE ; Treasure. JENNIE BARGAS F. H A, I 23 4, Proaidcm 4' G A A. 2 3 4' Claw ITOGAJYW' 2' Snow r.- Club Preaident 4' Spani-JV Chtb Premden' 3' Pop Chb 4' Chem: leader 4' Winnada 4: Cmnmflx, 3-4: Music Ciub l. DIANA BAUMERT JOHNNY BRICKER G. A. A. L134? SteraH 2' Vw 10yboH I 2 3 4' Dmnmhu 34' Wm made 3 4: SpanTsh Club Prmidnm 3' Baxkefboll 14' Sextet 34' Mnsn Cpub I2 3 4? Execu'ive Cruxnwl 4' Pep Band l-2'3-4. X LOIS CALDER RUEL CASALEZ MARION DUARTE '3. A A. 11,34, Pm;idr,-n9 4 Via: BawLo'baV 2 3 3' Irmk 2 3 4' Spam F H, A, l: G, A. A, I 2 3 4' Sux prunider! 4' Pop Club I 2 373 Set Ah 3' Srmn r- Club 2' FWJ'baW 4' im 4' Stiemu Clib 2' V' 110me usury Tromurw 4' Boaicfball 34' inrk W 4, 4 Dramafim 4' M ,.m Chb l 2 3 4. VwHuybdFi ! 2 3 4' Ciass Tmasurm 2 S' ?uu u Ciub Treasmer 7' Fur: NEL- Cumin, 4' SH;duIVY BOdy Sm vn'my 4: $05an 2. I 3 MELVIN DeLONG I'd I in hv'imzl 34- :1 'Hum-h C. l . i C4. BC lVV ROBERT DUFURRENA Eu w'knxy I73 Bk L W 4 tv'tnf Marni... ! JOAN EYRE 81 p A ROBERT FERRARO ROBERTA EBNER H A l? 3' Bantuvka14 C. A If S Hbm': Cuphmr- 3 n : N11 Um- I C 43' SN. H'Mr-u 'W CV-Jl 1.. V144 2 V Shniw' C B wi, V .- owrinn' C Mu: H C; ;b 7 3 4' C: d Imaunm 4 ngx' W C l. i Ctrr Vu 5' Viv 'rinw 1 Ver aria 4 r7: HunM ? V'10;an CHI-l' Lbuwm iC E Pin 7 N1 . I. ---- - C h V 1- hr d-m' 1' VJ ' C V C d F n b l? 3 A Cm..., hwy. '2 4 r, , . J, z.- ;., lC b l: s.. .W mam.- ,5 A , 214 C, ,x I. L.,,, NM .3 .. C: 5 m; - :..-V w 44 m1 , s v 4 I V W JEANETTE FLETCHER C A. A, 1734 7. Swan 4 p i'mwdr- . 84' H .km B, Lq-VD-xn . 2 34 PH. 1.4.:le Band Mmmqw 2 X DELIA GOWER M., Cm Hid 0 A A, I2: ' Cb SI 'LJO'V 3 pup Bani 7 3 4' qu' W wash 2 HELEN HABER M'rCub1714 F IV'f 10am 1 i'vauul': , 3, LEE LO, RY 3234' Mr L Cl,h '3 C::. .,.:..,.J.,, 4 Bk L w' n; hwy Ha I d nnr 5 r'zp ,4 , ,m g'gd' I3; 10m: 7' .k V t 7 Pa- 1 .11 ' a ' H. A 1 Chan. 4' rivamm-r', O CHM :l : A A I 2' 3 4 Pm..dth' 4 1mm. n, 3 Gm: Ba'hdhdl I 2 3 4' an'u Vnu: Pteaidun? JEWEL MILLER rx'uulr-n? B d, 1H a., rvr 4 pun Cub i 34' Claw lynnp 1,... , 2 44 W'mrrndg 4' 3.: my 5A .41 Club 17 3 4. V' P lmeruv 3' SM n va- simw 7! P-rnhv ' V min LESLIE HARMON 8x IIEUI u Ninan A. A. Ba med'l 34V C In 2 BARBARA MOORE Ciub I ? 34' SanM I 7 3 4' F'Fh-Vw Cinb l V Jhybnw I Sml-rhu Ciqb P! der 3 rt ; 1 MNVf ! 'mxu SALLIE MORRIS V 1Hut 3 ? '1 M l7 - 1 2 $1? fuu'. 3' 1 VW A f x '7 a K Yumn' 3. 4 izwh ' C ,L 1 g H A I Q 3 A f 3h! IRVIN SHADEN C A 23, JACK NOBLE 4 anbr'lm 4 LLOYD MUIR 'ba7 4 8,5 W 34 M ,r 54 LanC l 7 3 4 ha i I C RAYMOND SMITH r 4 7w: .W' 5' 3' dv-H Edy P'ml L b du' 4. I '. IL I 73 Pu-Cdun'? SI l K' ,,, KIRK STUDEBAKER 8,, vv'bli: I ? 3 4' C ax, plt,',;dl:'l' r; 'f!- ' 8 Av P702;d43n' 4' Mufm I 7 3 4 PVP'Hdl ' 3 P'VAH1H 7 J i, ht'uthH 4 Uhlm'w H-M1'y ? 5:1t .ii ' J C mod! 4' Vwawa-L'I 34 In! K 34' Spam ? In L 3 T'vwr Ht! 3 :1 xlvh 1' CA .11 3 e 9 Am 4 8:. . w 4 tum ' ,v F V 4 Vin dhn' 4. W'sr .1 Wu uxw' 4 Vv' . ,. 4' H H 4 LESTER SWEENEY GENE TIMMONS nd tr'ka 2T Flmk 734 ?- Ba OI- l, ux 1234 FRN; 5234 UM! 4' anrmh v 4 Fwy Chb 34, fruphrw 4 Chm wamde 7 4 Vh n 'v . -Prw Ah-H? 4 S ?wh' U Cmb 2 3 Wu H! 'w' I Lilanmlim, 14 C 1 . MM rwh II'MW $ Cut: hum 'N run i-r'my Etnuw JM' Fm NMH 4 pup 4 C NH 34 l'n-Vzdu'v? 4? 83ml W 1+ 1 u mum; CW1; 73 Whvy'ndo 4' VV ' H mm 4, ELINOR TODD JAMES VANDERHOFF M . : C uh i 914 C, A. A, 3- .-y . F 11 ? i Spduhb' Chi; 1 , 7 3 4 C; 0 4 yup Bdrni i 4' P M Imam 34. FRANCES WILLIAMS FRANK ZILKEY EDDIE MENTABERRY F H A ' ? 34 C7. A A I ? 3 4 W 'Hvurm T 5 r-wv :- r Mb ?' Kym Bombfbm: I 3, Mnmaqx-r 2' Yum; Cvim- I 4 Musn Chi: 2 '54- VJ Mn f uh i l ? Bl vk W l? 3 4' Ciah Y-wl WYBGH 34: 8.14 ??me 34' G, A. A Ev mw 4' Claw VH v V'rr' mum l Vi-I- PH: .dum 4' B L VV P'H nivw! 4' Ct dun ': W7 SAMMY SEALS , Presidenf S The Juniors have worked hard in making Jhheir third year a successful one. In November +he Junior Play was presented and January brough+ forth fhe annual Prom. The Junior-Senior Banquef was +he highlighf of the year, wifh +he class picnic as fheir RAYMOND DIFFEE Vice-Presidenf LINDA DONAHUE Vice-Presiden las'r activify on +he calendar. SHARON ADAMS Socreiary SANDRA WEISS Secrefar' Class of h54 18 J 4 Vun. JOHN ZABALA Treasurer RAYMOND DIFFEE Treasure SHARON ADAMS CLYDE ANDERSON WESLEY BALLARD ROBERT BEACH JEAN BEATTY FORREST BELL BONNIE BURKE ROBERT BYRNE JANICE CARPENTER EUFEMIO CASALEZ LARRY DAMON RAYMOND DIFFEE LINDA DONAHUE JOHN DUARTE MARY LOU EDMONDSON JESSIE FEMLING HELEN HILLYER DELBERT HOWARD ROSEMARIE MILLER NORMA HUTCHINSON PATRICIA MULLINIX TOMMY SEE CHARLES JACKSON GEORGINA RUTHERFORD LORNA SiMPSON LORETTA LENER SAMMY SEALS MARILYN SMITH EARLYN STONE ATTILIA VELLA ROBERT WALTHERS SANDRA WHSS MIRIAM WOODWARD JOHN ZABALA 1 a i . . ALFRED GONZALEZ President EVELYN POLKINGHORNE Presidenf CAROLYN SHOLL Secrehry JOHN HERZOG Vicepresidenf JACK MARRS Vice-Presiden? ROBERT ROSEVEAR Secretary JOHN HERZOG Treasurer JACK MARRS Treasure The Sophomore data is well repreuenfcd in aH school ucfivifieu, and WU hrefol! a 5mm hmm- Mr Hm group. H'smj n, M-v' M mq' COLEEN McMAHON, SYLVIA LAUCERICA, GENEVIEVE MAYEROFF. MONA ERSKINE, ANN ROBINSON HELENA ROBINSON, GRAC DUFURRENA. MARGARET HORTON, DOROTHY HOPPIE, FRANCES SMITH. ROSEMARY HORNBARGEK WALLY CALDER, RAE WALTHER BARBARA SOMMERS. BARBARA HEV'ARQ EVELYN POLKlNGHORNE. ARLOA TIMMONS, CAROLYN SHOLL, MR. DOLAN. :v .u: w . DAVIb McMAHON. RICHARD ZUROFF, JOHN HERZOG, REEVE FAGG LEON MILNER. JIM JENISTA, LLOYD CASIER, SYLVANIO HE NANDEZ, ROBERT JACKSON, CHARLES LEES. JACK DEVINE. BOB ROSEVEAR. wwy'ovi mt - m;- ' ' BILL RANKIN. BUDDY LOWMAN. CLIFFORD CEARLEY. WALTER JOHNSTONE. PAUL OSGOOD. JERRY TOBlN. M'rLVIN BASANEZ ALFRQ GONZALEZ. JACK MARRS. LELAND YORK, BOB WHIYE, JERRY LEGARA JERRY WILKERSON, Zl llll-Erltlllll F LYLE DAMON Presideni LEN MARRS Secre+ary DON STOKER Vice-Presidenf ROBERT LUNDY Treasurer .,,.V w, - CAROL ANN EVANS, ELIZABETH MACKEY, MARY DELL SMITH. JACKIE STONESTREET, MARION O'LAUGHLIN. VIANNAH LOWMAN. CLARA GOWER, FLORENCE RUTHERFORD. RUTH HILLYER, JACKIE CURUTCHET. NANCY DAMON. SARA ZABALA. ANN BENGOA, JO ANN DaLONG, PAT- SY WALTHER. LOUISE FREY. AMANDA CAMACK. VIRGINIA HABER. YVONNE PHILLIPS, DARLA DEE BRANDT, JEROME ETCHEGOYHEN. F'm-v- 'q MW. ? M;H BOB CORBARL BILL ROBINSON. LYNN BINGHAM, DONALD ANDERSON. GEORGE PEARCE. DONALD BANKOHER, BENNY ECHEVERRIA. BILL PEARCE. DONALD STOKER, JACK CARPENTER, NEIL WRIGHT, GLENN COUCH. JR. 4'.., 1 Mu . , lm MARCELLO QUILICI. DAVID DUFFERENA, TIM BOUSCAL, IVAN MEYERS. JOHNNY MADARIAGA. LYLE DAMON, ROBERT LUNDY, BYRON PHIL- LIPS, TEDDY MOORE. DOUGLAS TANG, DONALD MOORE. LENNY MARRS, BILL GARTEIZ - !' -1.:- .- K . ' ' , ' ' f-.xn-hgl,.y ' f .. .. - . an A. ' , ' '. V ,r . ' . ' I' ' . ' . , - ' 4. . .. - . , '... 1... -. . . . . . . - ,t 4,. ; . , . 4 , . r . ' . . piE RESHMEN The Fresh dam of l953 i: u promk, ing gr0up of sfudonh who have shown +hemseives m be dfiiqcnf workerc. The fufure wiH unveil Weir individuai ML enfr. and possibilifies. TEDDY MOORE Presidenf . GENE THACKER Secrehry DONALD BANKOFIER Vice-Presiden! I BYRON PHILLIPS Treasurer WINNONIAN Sia'wNm'l MW 3,. r q ?.- PAT MULLINIX, HELEN HILLYER, LORNA SIMPSON, ARLOA TIMMONS. JEANETTE FLETCHER. BARBARA MOORE, MARILYN SMITH. WALLY CALDER. JOHNNY MADARIAGA, EARLYN STONE. SANDRA WEISS. LENNIE MARRS, JACK DEVINE, JOAN EYRE. SYLVIA LAUCIRICA. MISS POULIN. t w n ; M 9r HQHQ 'ERRY TOBIN. ALFRED GONZALEZ. ROBERT FERRARO, MARY LOU EDMONDSON, LINDA DONAHUE, GENE TIMMONS. BAIL BATA HEWARD. KIRK STUDEBAKER. New 5+ HCHS is fhe policy of H10 Winnonian Club which 3a now +0 have sfudenfs from every class participafe in publishing fhe school paper. In years pasf, fhis proiecf had been left up enfirciy +0 +he English IV dass. Wifh Miss Poulin in charge. H10 club was managed eHicienHy and H18 Winnonian was published regulady every six weeks. BOBBY BYRNE Presidenf TOMMY SEE Presklenf BOB ROSEVEAR Vice-Presidenf JOHN DUARTE Vice-Presidenf EVELYN POLKINGHORNE Secrefary-Treasurer EVELYN POLKINGHORNE Secretary-Treasurer The Mmic Club baa aiwayr. been one of the mod adivc organizations; af HCHS. The band made ifs annual trip +0 Carson Cify for the Nevada Day celebrafion, a Chrizfmas concert was held, and a fine showing wax made af H10 Mueic Fesfivai in Elko. Piana were made +0 fake a concerf ?our of Ufah. Humbonf Counfy wiH alA ways be proud 0+, ifs high uchool muak. deparfmenf H if i'. m successhjl in Me f'umre a: if has, been in We past MR. BRUCE DIANA BAUMERT Daredor Drum Maior MUSIC CLUB KI u- I I - I I. Smndwg . JOAN EYRE and EARLYN STONE. yum m1 LOIS CALDER. JEANETTE FLETCHER. SHARON ADAMS. BARBARA MOORE. 26 E X T E T Leff 'ro right.- DELIA GOWER, Piariisf; SALLIE MORRIS, MARION DUART JEWEL MILLER, DIANA BAUMERT. JEANETTE FLETCHER. LIND DONAHUE. FL? R a 159? f n'yWA J. CARPENTER R. MILLER. S. MORRIS. D. GOWER, E. TODD. R. HILLYER. J. BEATTY. A. VELLA. D. BAUMERT. burgnd wa' MR. BRUCE. Dirodor: J. FLETCHER, V. HABER. H. HILLYER, R. HORNBARGER, P4 MULLIN'X. B. HEWARD, L. SIMPSON, 5. ADAMS, CAMACK. J. MILLER. Pianiif. Th'rd Rawrw B. BURKE, C. GOWER, M. ERSKINE. M. DUARTE. G. MAYEROFF, W. CALDER. C. SHOLL. R. WALTERS, B. SOMMERS. F. WILLIAMS. DONAHUE. G. RUTHERFORD. 1 LE IN. N, ! 12W WALLY CALDER. ROSEMARIE MILLER, JANICE CARPENTER, MARIAN O'LAUGHLIN, JACKIE STONESTREET, SHARON ADAMS. SARA ZABALA. JO ANN DaLONG, BONNIE BURKE, LORNA SIMPSON. ANN BENGOA, JACKIE CURUTCHET, EVELYN POLK- INGHORNE. LINDA DONAHUE, MARILYN SMITH. GEORGINA RUTHERFORD. BARBARA HEWARD, BARBARA SOMMERS. ARLOA TIMMONS, NANCY DAMON. CAROL ANN EVANS, BETH MACKAY. JOAN EYRE. JEAN BEATTY. PATSY WALTHER. RAE WALTERS. ROSEMARY HORNBARGER, MARY ADELL SMITH. RUTH HILLYER. CAROLYN SHOLL. FLORENCE RUTHERFORD. VIANNAH LOWMAN. CHEERLEADERS ; -,- BONNIE BURKE BARBARA SOMMERS GEORGINA RUTHERFORD JENNIE BARGAS JOAN EYRE BARBARA HEWARD BARBARA MOORE DEBATE CLUB Presiden? DELBERT HOWARD Vice-Presidenf ROSEMARIE MILLER Sec.-Treas. inwxl'uq. NY 'a HQM. b BENNY ECHEVERRIA. DELBERT HOWARD. BRANSON LOWMAN, JACK DEVINE, MISS RADKE, LYNN BING- HAM. .- MMI M LER. ARILYN SMITH, JESSIE FEMLING. ROSEMARIE MIL- Debafe Club acfivifies were carried on by eighf hardworking members. In November Benny Echeverria, Deiberf Howard, Branson Low, man. and Donald Anderson debafed on ' The2 Korean War. December brouth forfh a de bafe on Direcf Efecfion of Hue Preqidenf. with Rosemarie Miller MarHyn Smifh Jack Devine and Tim Bouscai. ther debafes were planned. and the year proved HseH enferfaining and educational. v4! ROSEMARIE MILLER DELBERT HOWARD 29 Presidenf SeenTreas JENNIE BARGAS Presidenf ROSEMARIE MILLER Vice-Presidenf I JANICE CARPENTER Secretary SYLVIA LAUCERICA Treasurer I F. H. A. I F. H. A has been an adive organizafion under fhe supervision of Mrs Cardwell and ?hrough fhe I diligenf work of sfudenfs and officers of +he club. Three of the members affended +he Sfafe F H A. convenfion In Eiy. and fhe enhre club wenf f0 fhe F. H. A. DisfrId Roundup In WeHs. Nevada. I D. BRANDT. B. BURKE. J. CARPENTER, J. BEATTY, S. ZABALA, J. BARGAS, R. MILLER. S. MORRIS. R. HILLYER. l ?1'I 1' '11 iIH h I H F WILLIAMS V LOWMAN J. STONESTREET M. O'LAUGHLIN A. CAMACK J FEMLING E MACKAY N HUTCHINSON G RUTH- l cvazL WW 1. hth I 53,183,?ng DIFFEE. K STUDEBAKER L. LOWRY L SWEENEY, R. HORNBARGER L. FREY A. MORELAND M. SMITH S LAUCIRICA 3O Firsf Semesfer Second Semesfer .KIRK STUDEBAKER President SAM SEALS President ROBERT FERRARO Vice-Presidenf ROBERT BEACH Vice-Presiden? I SAM SEALS Treasurer JOAN EYRE Treasurer EARLYN STONE Secrenry JEWEL MILLER Secrefary - DRAMA CLUB ' The Drama Club was organized in the fall of I952 Mr ?he Hrs? Hme In a number of years d? H. C. H 5 Under ?hc capabie leaderahip of M122 Radke, Hm dub wax managed we5 and proved to be a . big success. There war. a large membership which enabled fhe club to put on many d'memblica and skifs during H10 school harm. l PEP CLUB Pep Ciub beqan If work warty In H18 fall of l953 by zellinq fickrr h and pop If HM: IIIchIIIIc1IIIIII Taking Hue chg-g-rkxaderl, under ?heIr iurindiqfion and soon'orinn damn,H and asnc-mbIIpI wprc but a I-w of their many adivitics fhroughouf fhc rIchool year. Mod of u; wIH agree Hm? Pep Club an organizdfion which hm alwayI heIpIrd rounc Ihuol spIrif I i i I I I I I and InIeresf. hm been well named. - -' I IVA v i GENE TIMMONS Presidem KIRK STUDEBAKER Presidenf 32 LESTER SWEENEY V3ce-Presidenf DONALD BANKOFIER Vice- Presiden? LOIS CALDER SecrefaryoTreasurer FLORENCE RUTHERFORD Secretary Treasurer 6. A. A. The G. A. A. has been very wccevfui En ifn many proiecfs. Safurday nith dances voiley- ball and basketball game', ueliing hof-doqs and pop af the foofbail gamer, and the annual picnic kept the qirls busy fhrouqhouf fhe year. . I LOIS CALDER Presidenf LINDA DONAHUE Vice-Presidenf I SANDRA wsnss secremy JOAN EYRE Treasurer FRANCES WILLIAMS Vnce-Presidenf JANICE CARPENTER Secrehsry SHARON ADAMS Treasur I JEWEL MILLER Presidenf ROBERT WALTHER KENNETH MERRILL JEROME ETCHEGOYHEN Manager Coach AssisfaM Coach FO0TBALL For fhe firs? fime In sixfeen yeara. H. C. H. S. hat; fielded an eievanvman kmfbal! team. Under Hue wa'rchful eyes of Coach Kennefh Merrill and H8 assisfanf, Jerome Eichegoyhen. a feam from inexperienced players was creaied. The feam puf in many hard hours of pracfice and made a very good showing in every game. The dudenfs are proud of their foofbaH ?eam. 'Vnnderl; :nh 5 r319'V BILL GARTIEZ. BILL PEARCE, LYLE DAMON. DOUGLAS TANG. MELVIN BASANEX. MR. EYCHEGOYHEN. MR. MERRlLL, ROBERT WALTHER. EUFEMIO CASALEZ, ROBERT FERRARO. JERRY LEGARZA, JERRY WILKERSON. Vu .-'n J Lv10 .ru;,9. DONALD MOORE, JACK MARRS, JERRY TOBIN, TEDDY MOORE, DONALD STOKER. GENE TIMMONS, PAUL OZGOOD, ROBERT BEACH. CLYDE ANDERSON. LLOYD MUIR, WALTER JOHNSTONE. DONALD BANKOFIER, LARRY DAMON. V, vuz. ,Lq , , WV, RAYMOND SMITH, LESTER SWEENEY, JOHN DUARTE. SAM SEALS. ROBERT ROSEVEAR, ALFRED GONZALES. RUEL CASALEZ, LEE LOWRY JACK NOBLE. CHARLES JACKSON, KIRK STUDEBAKER, JACK MARRS, BOB WHITE 34 W x IJ I I I I lv-m- -'---?-l -' -l x LESTER SWEEN I 1. L'. I Humboldf Hum'm de Humboldt ' Humboidf Humboldf Humbofdf Humboldt LEE LOWRY KIRK STUDEBAKER GENE TIMMONS mm; L L Cmuni H'IHVI; x L CapfainwWilder Capfain-Lovelock Captain-Lovelock EY TOMMY SEE L! W.- Capiain-Homedale 6 LHVFiJOIQL l8 Baff :- Mountain 9 w. f Him W'l : SAM SEALS 'dr' 7 HaHback Gardnorvm: 32 Capfam-BaHle Mounfam HOWPCMIO 7 ; Lovdovk JACK MARRS IJK L59 Capfain-Douglas .95 ALFRED GONZALES HRH! 922:! f L' L Cap!ain-Elko RAYMOND SMITH FHA . ; PAUL OSGOOD HJHUHL. JOHN DUARTE C7UnL'fi caphin-Homedale , I JERRY TOBIN Qvunlhuiywt TEDDY MOORE FLIHWLMMI JACK NOBLE NAHUM rL BOB WHITE Em i 1r- ROBERT BEACH LLOYD MUIR Tm Uh Guww x r- r- . k ' '- LARRY DAMON RUEL CASALEZ ErM HznngmL WALTER JOHNSTONE DONALD BANKOFIER Imijv F'LsHbAF'L 3 7 . - k CHARLES JACKSON KWPHN'! DONALD STOKER Erm GENE TIMMONS ALFRED GONZALEZ BASKETBALL SAM SEALS SQUAD 66A99 RAYMOND SMITH ROBERT DUFURRENA MR JACK DOLAN NOBLE 369 w I . Ir ' ' II' I Ir 1' ' l .1 PAUL OSGOOD MELVIN DeLONG L L O Y D M U l R DONALD BANKOFIER MELVIN BASANEZ RUEL CASALEZ DONALD STOKER ,, . q! SQUAD S: W'WVYV v7 MR. ETCHEGOYHEN. L. DAMON, B. PHILLIPS, B. PEARCE. R. DIFFEE, J. DUARTE, D. MOORE, G. THACKER. L. YORK. KPPI'HHQIV B. RANKIN, J. LEGARZA. J. ZABALA, W. JOHNSTONE. R. BEACH. R. WHITE. J. TOBIN, R. ROSE- VEAR, D. TANG, T. MOORE. LEE LOWRY 66W99 SAM SEALS Presidenf LLOYD MUIR Vuce-Presidenf LEE LOWRY Secretary-Treasurer Block W is an honorary society for those boy. who have received leHers in one of H10 Three major sporfs, bofbaH. baske+bolL and frack. The main purpose of the Block W is to promofe good will and sporfsmanship, and f0 create more inferesf in afhlefics. TUMBLING mmbhnn hump Hn- ca x Md year far Tumbimr; which h fag? kuxgjnlmq a fu 4m JR Thl' Lmerr Hun cubic CiirmiMrn rj MN. NJ I x Mr hlv'n .nm:'1n-nfzgrmmmenfa?fhwkwKVr'xL-flww rmmuul and we n pp YT' WP ? H :m HN- future. JEAN BEATTY DARLA DE BRANDY CAROLYN SHOll AMANDA CAMACK BARBARA HEWARO SARA ZABALA JEANETVE FLETCHER BONNIE BURKE UNDA DONAHUE JANICE CARPENTER SHARON ADAMS BARBARA MOORE VOLLEYBALL JEAN BEATTY B Squad Caphsin MRS. FOSTER lnsfrucior JOAN EYRE A Squad Capfain A SQUAD Lavckmk 37 MNnrwrmeu 34 Lovelock 19A VVirmemm , a 31 Lmvokad ?87 VVimmnmu d 4H MARION DUARTE. DIANA BAUMERT. HELENA ROBINSON, BARBARA MOOREI LINDA DONAHUE, LOIS CALDER. MARGARET HORTON, JEWEL MILLER, SHARON ADAMS. JOAN EYRE. - -.l-.IJIIIlIIIII SANDRA WEISS, BARBARA HEWARD, EVELYN POLKINGHORNE, FRANV CES WILLIAMS, RUTH HILLYER, CAROLYN SHOLLI BONNIE BURKE, SALLIE MORRIS. CLARA GOWER. FORENCE RUTHERFORD, JEAN BZATTY. B SQUAD Lovebck 37A WNnnorrr-UCCQ 44 loveiock 291 rrrrr - Wlnnurmmxfo 43 Lovclock 36377777 Winnermw Cd 46 4f April 'a+ H. C. H. S. wifnessed ano+her successful play dramafized by +he class of '53. Diana Baumer+. as Miss Fielding. coached The House of Terror, +he play wifhin +he play. Laura Crowder. +he heroine. disappears in a dramafic scene. and comes back wi'rh +he sherhhc +0 solve +he mysfery a+ +he high school. In +he meanfime Doro'rhy Russel. Jrhe comedy maid who is a bundle of nerves. and Mary Lee. our characfer lady. give Raul BuHer a bad Jrime wi+h +heir sfrange fales of woe. To add +0 +he excifemenf. Jrhe au'rhor of The House of Terror arrives and has a close call wifh a luna+ic who. wi+h his fiendish laugh+er, is Jterrifying Jrhe cast The hero. Earl Sayles, cap- +ures him and ends +he mysfery. AH in all. if was 'a +hrilling piece of enfer+ainmen+, porfrayed well by an able casf and an efficien+ and pa+ien+ direcfor. Mrs. Craver. 6THE HIGH SCH00l MYSTERY MISS FIELDING ...................... +he drama coach ............................ DIANA'BAUMERT LAURA CROWDER ................ +he heroine ........... JEWEL MILLER DOROTHY RUSSELL .............. +he comedy maid ...................... JEANETTE FLETCHER MARY LEE ................................ +he chariacfer lady ........................ BARBARA MOORE MISS JEFFRIES ........................ +he assjs'ranf direcforh ......................... TDELIA GOWER MRS. REED ........................ Vic+or's mofher .................................................. JOAN EYRE EARL SAYLES .......................... +he hero ............................................ GENE TIMMONS VICTOR REED .......................... +he villain ........................................ ROBERT FERARRO RAUL BUTLER .......................... +he characfer man .......................... KIRK STUDEBAKER JOE ............................................ +he sfage manager ................................ FRANK ZILKEY JACK HOWARD .................... +he aufhor ........................................ MELVIN DeLONG JASON SHAW ........................ ;the sheriff ............................................ RUEL CASALEZ Here is a s+ory of fhe wild and woolly wesf af ifs wildest Ambrose Groves. our wouhd-be hero, who Is reaHy a cify man from +he East is misfaken wror Homer. +he Kid, desperado of +he BadA hands! He and his pat Berf Millen have a r-io1L of a Hme th Shnkweed and Hoof Owl Pefe. as well as Sheriff Crandelw who is reaHy +he wors+ of H19 culprifso Dan'h +he hired man. is Jrhe Iazies+ criHer 1hIs side of anywhere. Our heroineh Nancy Marfin. and her sisfer Anne. who have come +0 fake over an Inherifed hofel, gef Involved +0 +he poinf of marrying +he vilIi-anSobuf are saved in +he end because The marriage wasn'f hegai. The man who married Jrhem was no+ fhe frue iudge! Ah yes. +his sfory is one of +he roofin'esf. fonfinesf saffres ever fo be presen+ed af H, C. H. S. SAM SEALS ,,,,,,.,.....A,Danw ROBERT BYRNE Ambrose Groves RAYMOND DIFFEE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mwaew MiHer TOMMY SEE ..... .Sheriff Crandel LARRY DAMON ,Hoof Owl Peie JOHN DUARTE ................................................................. Sfinkweed ATTILIA VELLA PATRICIA MULLINIX . Nancy Maan Anne Maan ROSEMARIE MILLER ,,,,, .......................... Posie GEORGWA RUTHERFORD , ,,,,Beih JESSIE FEMLING . Mrs. Sprod MIRIAM WOODWARD , ,,Lena JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 12m M b i DRAMATICS CLUB I I .. F Araminfa Hear+ensole. a poor young widow ........ . .7 7 MJEWEL MILLER O X Y H Mrs. Crockeff. her mofher ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 .V .V , 7, ,, JOAN EYRE Grandma I . Mazda, her child. +he 'ighf of her We ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, s . ARLOA TIMMONS IS +he sfory of . , Bludsoe Hearfensole, her brofher-in-law ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, KIRK STUDEBAKER a fypncal Amerl- I , , Tobias Trout a young fireman U ,. . . V ., ,,,,,,,,,,,,, BOB BEACH can family. Nofhmg . , Herodious Blifheringfon. Tobias Trouf's fafherw ROBERT FERRARO ever happens In +helr , , , Mrs. Sarfin. Aramin+a's neighbor . . JACKIE STONESTREET IIVGS +ha+ IS wor+h wrlf- Mrs. Perf. anofher nei hbor ............. MARIAN O'LAUGHLIN ing abou+--un+il Grandma g A Policeman. himsehr .................... . LESTER SWEENEY I comes for a visit Ray Diffee. as +he head of +he house, has closed a deal +ha+ ne'rs his com- pany $I0.000. When she arrives, Grandma insisfs +he whole family go +0 The Widow's Plight or Virfue Vicforious.' is +he sfory of a poor widow who has been I forsaken by her dead husband's brofher. He +hinks she has a greawL deal of money I d f' f H 'f +he school play-while she guards +he an rles every means 0 ge mg I . . from her-going even so far as +0 money! Things really reach a fever prfch . - . , s+eal her marriage hcense and when Grandma sfarfs galloping around In her b . d' h sleep wifh burglars in +he house searching for +he ring Isgrace upon er. I . . . . . FInaHy. she is saved by a money. The resulf IS a hilarious play m which +he f h b . . + - Dramafics Club does anofher fine job. young Ireman 50 e ur lesque melodrama has a Mr. Maxwell .V .................................................. RAYMOND DIFFEE Mrs. Maxwell .............................................................. EARLYN STONE happy ending aHer Willie .............................................................................. JACK DEVINE aH' Louise .................... ........................... . ....................... CLARA GOWER Grandma ................................................................. EVELYN POLKINGHORNE Elmer ..................................................................................................... BOB BEACH Muggsy ,. ............... V ..................................... . .................................. 5 AM SEALS w ' l-Tha? smug look needs quesfionmg. 2 She's no man-hafer. 3-lsn'f i? kinda cold ?0 study? 4--And we shall live happily ever affer. S-Thursday7, b-Jusf fhinking. 7-Don't frown at me. 8-Sam hit a sour nofe. 9--The morning afier. l0--Bigamisf. Il-CompeHHon girls. IZ-Whaf'll you have, Pabs? Blue Ribbon? I3--thrP are we going? I4v-She musf not like you. IS-Who's the leHer forI Floss? lb-Eek! Whaf is if? l7-They look mad. l8- Whaf's so funny? I9-Smile purdy. 20-Musf be Thursday. ZI-Thaf Ipana Smile. 22-Has Bruce heard abouf fhis? 23- Bewifched, Bofhered, and Bewildered. 24u-Troubles. Sam? 25wCaughf in H10 ad, 26--Gramma, what big ears you have. 27-Aw, come on, smile. ZBmWhich Twin has H19 Toni? IwJack sure is enioyzng This. ZwHow did you do 3+. AMn? 3-Kirk, Wm you doin'? 4-Wh39 are you edvedising. boys? Sa-Joe, 6 Woman beaier. 7-Lonq agm 8 Monkey. 9 Tired. Carolyn? IOwBig baby. upwam-men! 124w Cmol Ann. l3mNo, John! ppm happy fime. l5-Yes, Alfred, we agree. '6-Nice hunfing. huh Ed? I7h0h. he got me! l8 Field Day. lq-Yes, nq yes, if is Barbara. 20 -A Fresh, d course. 2!-Wbds the cufie in the middle? 22 Remember when? 23-mdin' in sfyle. whm siyte? 50 H. C. H. S. ACTIVITIES FDR 53 SEPTEMBER- ZMEnd of summer vacation. 8mFirsf S+uden+ Body meeting. l2--S+uden+ Body elections. ZOmFoofbaH. Lovelock at Winnemucca. 23--Foo'rbaH, Baffle Mounfain af Winnemucca. OCTOBER- 4mFoofball, Winnemucca a? Elko. 9-a-F. H. A. lnifiafion. lOw-Executive Council me? +0 discuss Sfuden'r Government I lu-Foofball, Wilder 5+ Winnemucca. Pep Rally for new high school. l5-F. H. A. Convenfion in Ely. l7--Firsf issue of Winnonian. 24w-Foo+baH. Winnemucca af GardnerviHe. NOVEMBER- 4-.New high school approved by Humboidf Counfy vofers. 8-wFoofbaH, Winnemucca vs. Homedaie. Sophomore Hop, theme FoofbaH. l l-wArmiche Day Parade. 1344-wJunior Class play. Despera'fe Ambrose. ISBFoofbaH, Winnemucca af Lovev lock. VolleybaH. Winnemucca af Lovelock. l7-wP. T. A. meefing. Panel dis- cussion by sfudenfs. 2 l-Dramafics Club lnifiafion. ZSmWinnonian sale. 25-43 H. A. Thanksgiving Dinner. 27-28mThanksgiving va cafion. 53 SONOMA INN Wishes the Students and Faculty 1 of Humboldt County High THE BEST in All of Their Endeavors DAN SYMMES General Manager 'zQHk 55 HYBERT NEAL Resident Manager SONOMA INN Wishes the Students and Faculty 1 of Humboldt County High THE BEST in All of Their Endeavors 1'??? $6 DAN SYMMES HYBERT NEAL General Manager Resident Manager 55 HOTEL HUMBOLDT and COFFEE SHOP $ $ We Feature GOOD FOOD SCHOOL BANQUETS Reasonable Prices GUS KNEZEVICH Managing OwnEr Winnemucca 56 Jllllllllllllllllll. SEW 'E L L 'S Fancy and Staple Groceries ink FRESH PRODUCE MEATS - FISH and POULTRY LIQUORS FROZEN FOODS - ICE CREAM $t NEVADA'S FINEST SUPER MARKET Phone ll8 Winnemucca Nevada '57 C. B. BROWN CO.. Inc. Ark E HARDWARE E FURNITURE E APPLIANCES E BUILDING MATERIALS E PLUMBI N6. HEATING and ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 'k'k nTHE HOME FURNISHERS PHON'E 24l Winnemucca 58 For FineHF.oods 8! Super Service WINNEMUCCA MERCANTILE CO. GROCERIES - MEATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Winnemucca. Nevada Phones: 27 - 28 Free Deliveries THE HUMBOLDT STAR Wt 1' PUBLISHING ,' PRINTING ,' RULING ' BINDING iwk PHONE 10 Nevada Winnemucca 59 CITY ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Wes'ringhouse and Philco HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING Home of THE RECORD SHOP VAWA? n-Ir-IAISOPn-I NEVADA GAS SERVICE OUR PROPANE DIVISION Winnemucca I Nevada BOSCH and SON Jewelers $$? FINE DIAMONDS Gifts That Last Winnemucca Nevada WINNEMUCCA HOTEL and BAR aw CHOICE WINES and LIQUORS FAMILY STYLE FOOD Winnemucca - Nevada H. E. GENE BACKUS: 49 East Third Street Winnemucca. Nevada NAM l ! HAVILAND CHEVROLET GARAGE 60 CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES ii: J. W. !BILU SHAEFER LEGARZA ACCOUNTING SERVICE P. 0. BOX 784 332 BRIDGE STREET Wi nnnnnnnn Nevada Public and Tax Accounting 6i BEST WISHES To Class of I953 1am J. G. MOORE INSURANCE AGENCY TED C. MOORE WESTERN TRUCK x a TRACTOR co. iMA; Infernafional Harvesfer FARM MACHINERY International Trucks kk Melarkey S1'ree1L : Phone 207 Wi nnnnnnnnn Nevada Whit, and Mary Harmon's SPUDNUT SHOP -- DRIVE-IN SHORT ORDERS FOUNTAIN NOVELTY FOODS Winnemucca Nevada UP-TOWN GROCERY CHOICE MEATS GROCERIES $ k Open Till I0:00 P. M. A. L. Vella, Prop. Winnemucca Nevada JAMES MAY UNION PRODUCTS Nevada Winnemucca Where's Elmer? . . Selling Mobilgas! ELMER'S SERVICE N0. 2 . 330 WEST THIRD STREET Nevada Winnemucca 62 With the . . . Compliments of the OVERLAND HOTEL I RENO NEVADA Congratulations To the Class of '53 HAROLD and VERA WILLIAMS HARMONY BARBER SHOP Harmony AHerafion and Tailor Shop Winnemucca. Nevada TONY'S UNION SERVICE TIRES . . Accessories . . TIRES PHONE 62-W Winnemucca HUTCHINS MOTORS OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE Phone 560 SPROUSE - REITZ 60.. INC. A WESTERN ORGANIZATION I $ Congratulations To the Class of '53 Winnemucca. Nevada SONOMA INN STORE GEORGIA A. OSWALT I I I I I I W E Congratulations To the Class or '53 I h THE MARKET SPOT I LOCKER STORAGE - ,k FRESH FRUITS I GROCERIES - I CHOICE MEATS Sfaple Goods of All Kinds Pete Pedroli, Prop. I Order Your . . . CUT FLOWERS - FUNERAL DESIGNS GIFTS - TABLE DECORATIONS POTTED PLANTS from the ORCHID FLOWER SHOP F Winnemucca Nevada 63 STEPHENSON DRUG 60.. Inc. The Corner Drug Store DISTINCTIVE COSMETICS Delicious Candy-Refreshing Sodas We Try To Please Winnemucca Nevada WINNEMUCCA MOTOR SALES Approved CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Direct Dealer Wheel Balancing and Aligning 423 Bridge Sfreef Phone 244-W Winnemucca. Nevada SUPERIOR SHOE SHOP QUALITY and tk Ik A. R. Adams, Prop. Winnemucca SERVICE Nevada SCOTT'S LUMBER CO. Robert E. Scott BUILDING MATERIALS of All Kinds Phone I OO-W Winnemucca J. L. PERALDO C0.. INC. WholesaleBeverages : Drink Coca-Cola PHONE 349 Winnemucca Nevada FAMOUS FOR FINE FOODS Open Twenfy-four Hours a Day Since 1909-:The House of Quality . Closed Monday GRAND CAFE Lawrence and John Petrinovich Telephone 3-685I 33 Eas+ Second S+ree+ RENO . . . NEVADA GARFIELD l-O980 JOE E. SNELSON FIELDING HOTEL Hotel Rooms and Apartments Geary S+ree+ af Mason - San Francisco FIRE HofeI-Single ........................................ $3.50 +0 $5.00 and Rooms-Double .................................... $4.00 +0 $6.00 EARTHQUAKE RoomsF-Twins ...................................... $5.00 +0 $7.00 PROOF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES EDNA T. EDDY 8! SON, INC. MORTICIANS Winnemucca Nevada 64 I'llllllllllllllm WHITE BROTHERS HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS 2l50 Oakdale Ave. San Francisco 24 California PRESCOTT SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE BIKE REPAIR AMMUNITION Winnemucca. Nevada CLUB BARBER SHOP Winnemucca Nevada GLENN'S CAMERA SHOP COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 24 Hours Photo Finishing GLENN COUCH Phone 469-W : Second 8: Bridge 5+5. Winnemucca. Nevada Congratulations Graduates JOYCE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 234 DAN RAMASCO JEWELER GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIR Engraving - Jewelry and Wafch'es Congratulations Graduates Nevada Winnemucca NORMANS BAR W I N N E M U C C A Friendly Corner Bar Phone 637 - I58 Railroad Winnemucca. Nevada Lee's Associated Service Leiand Pearce TIRES - BATTERIES - DIESEL FUEL 3rd and Baud-Phone 470 Winnemucca Nevada THE TEXAS COMPANY ki' TEXACO Petroleum Products i? Iohn Fransway, Ir. PHONE 489-W Winnemucca Nevada RICHFIELD I Service Station BATTERY SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES th McDade and Dillon Winnemucca . Nevada CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of I953 SHEPARD MOTEL ' The Finest Winnemucca 1 Nevada IN WINNEMUCCA .lt's. . THE GRIDDLE For Fine Foods Winnemucca A R M A N K 0 Office Supply Co. STATE TEXTBOOK DEPOSITORY The Best . . . For Less AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY PEABODY SEATING COMPANY KEWAUNEE MANUFACTURING CO. AMERICAN PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT A. B. DICK COMPANY DITTO INCORPORATED L. C. SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS DICTAPHONE CORPORATION ALLEN WALES ADDING MACHINE CO. ART METAL CONSTRUCTION CO. RenoI Nevada A. Levy - J. Zentner Company ixix BILL OGLE SONOMA INN ki Wholesale Produce SHEPHERD MOTORS State Distributors for . . . PONTIAC : BUICK Dealer $k 40 MELARKEY STREET PHONE 93 Winnemucca THE RELIABLE . . . Featuring . . . :' HARDWARE :' FURNITURE :' HOUSEWARES :' APPLIANCES :' CARPETING ' LINOLEUM ,' SPORTING GOODS There is No Substitute for Quality For Everyfhing in Music . . . BUESCHER BAND INSTRUMENTS KING BAND INSTRUMENTS OLDS BAND INSTRUMENTS W. F. L. DRUMS LEEDY AND LUDWIG DRUMS WM. 5. HAYNES FLUTES ARTLEY FLUTES - ARMSTRONG FLUTES LEBLANC WOODWINDS STORY AND CLARK PIANOS SOHMER PIANOS - CABLE PIANOS STERLING PIANOS - ESTEY PIANOS ACCESSORIES AND SHEET MUSIC Summerhays Music Company 2I Easf Firs+ Sou+h Sf. MUSIC SERVICE CORPORATION Salf Lake Cify Ufah E. S. DYER Lumber Company -u-n-vDealer inr-U-lr-d Lumber Mining Supplies Fuel : Hardware k k PHONE 60 Winnemucca Nevada CONGRATU LATIONS To the Class of '53 pdfrom they BIG MEADOW' HOTEL : CAFE : BAR k$ LOVELOCK T I D EW A T E R Associated Oil Co. Petroleum Pr'oducts Aero Batteries : Federal Tires 73:, 3e: PHONES 96 or 473-M Winnemucca Nevada THE PAINT STORE ka PAINTS Wallpaper - Glass i331? PHONE 37l-J Winnemucca Nevada Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Phone SI 33 EAST FOURTH STREET Winnemucca Nevada Winnemucca Laundry and Cleaners Cecil Hawkins, Proprietor ?k39: Quality Work PHONE I88 Winnemucca Modern Cleaners and Dyers Phone 59 WINNEMUCCA Nevada 69 QUALITY GROCERIES KIRK,S MARKET The Best For Less in . . . GROCERIES MEATS FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES kw Free Delivery Phones I50 - I5l Winnemucca Nevada KIRKERS BODY SHOP Congratulations Graduates! $?k PHONE 246 Winnemucca FINEST OF LIQUORS $'1k Complimenfs of GEM BAR WINNEMUCCA Nevada k Av FINEST OF GAMING HUMBOLDT WAREHOUSE Wholesale and Refail HAY - GRAIN and MILL STUFF CASTLE GATE COAL ABERDINE COAL . EUEL OIL iw Frank Bengochea, Proprietor Phone l33-W Winnemucca Nevada H. E. READ Golden Rule Store Clothing For the Family 1k VA, Best in Quality For Less wt PHONE 724 Winnemucca Nevada Compliments .of THE STOCKMENS STORE 7! HOLMAN,S . For FINE CLOTHES PHONE l7 0. K. Rubber Welders Complete Tire Service idrwk THIRD and GARRISON Phone I48 Winnemucca Congratulations Graduates CITY TRANSFER WAGNER and BYRNE Winnemucca. Nevada THE MARTIN HOTEL AND BAR SYLVESTER URIGUEN Propriefor Nevada Winnemucca GRACE DUVIVIER PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Secretary of Chamber of Commerce Phone 742-J Winnemuc;ca Nevada SEE'S GARBAGE SERVICE CLEAN PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE George See. Prop. Phone l24 72 JOHNSTONE MOTOR COMPANY TELEPHONE I95 Third and Baud Sfreefs - Nevada Winnemucca INLAND CHEMICAL AND SUPPLY COMPANY ' JANITORIAL and RESTAURANT S U P P L I E S 1248 E. Fourfh Sfreef RENO - NEVADA JOHNNYS Refrigeration Service JOHN EYHERALDE Eleci'rical Repairs Phone 245 Winnemucca . Air CondHioning : P. O. Box 70 Nevada Congratulations Graduates C A N D Y ' S C L U B WINNEMUCCA Nevada MONTHS BAR Wishes Jche Seniors 6 O O D L U C K 2 I 5 BRIDGE STREET Winnemucca The National Congress of Parents and Teachers IS AN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION +ha+ seeks +0 uni're +he forces of Home. School. and Communify in behahc of children and youfh. H's obiecfs are: To Promoi'e fhe Welfare of Children and Youfh in home. school, church. and communify. To Raise +he Shandards of Home Life. To Secure1 Adequa+e Laws for +he care and profecfion of children and youf . To Bring In+o Closer Relafion +he Home and +he School. +ha+ parenfs and Jreachers may co-operafe infellige-nHy in +he +raining of +he child. To Develop Befween Educafors and +he General Public Such Uni+ed Efforfs as will secure for every child +he highestL advanfages in physi- cal. men+aL social, and spirifual educafion. i 'A, The Humbokit Co. Parent-Teachers Association Congratulates the Class of '53 and Wishes Them Success in Their Future Life 73 Best of Luck to the Ciass of I953 FARRIS HOTEL 6k CLUB Home of Winnemucca's Finest Floor Show WINNEMUCCA NEVADA EAGLE DRUG STORE, INC. Nevada's Largest Drug Store The . .. REXALL . . . Store ii'k The Best in Drug Store Merchandise We Invite You To Visit Our Fountain PHONES . . . 248 - 249 Wi nnnnn cca Nevada -J .1 SONOMA SERVICE STATION SERVICE When You Need It ka BODE and RAY Phone 200 Patronize Home Industry HOOFT'S Morning Fresh BAKERY PRODUCTS Af All Your Food Sfores w? PHONE 3l8 Winnemucca VICTORY SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale AUTO PARTS Phones . . . 790 - 79I $t BOB LOGUE LYNN BACKUS Winnemucca Nevada Gism ice cream Joe's Chevron Station Ioe Nachionclo, Owner COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Complei'e Line of Sfandard Oil Producfs Phone 292-W - 3rd and Hanson S'r. Winnemucca. Nevada SONOMA MOTORS, INC. STUDEBAKER . . CARS - TRUCKS TEXACO PRODUCTS Wes+ Third 5+. Phone 232 Winnemucca. Nevada Third Street Food Market Finesf in MEATS : GROCERIES : PRODUCE Free Home Delivery Phone llb 739 W. Third 5+. Winnemucca. Nevada J. C. PENNEY CO. When You Buy It at Penney's It's Right . . . 2W PRICE . . . ---IN QUALITY . . . IN STYLE . . . Winnemucca Nevada 76 STAR HOTEL AND BAR G. 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