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

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S E M E S T E R - o F F E I OMAR BROWN , Presiden': MINA HESTBECK Presiaem g JOHN WALTHER Vice-Presideni BARBARA PEI??? Mm d1 Vice-P'esiden' R DEANNA YRUETA secremy MARGARET HAMIETON secremy S NORMA JOHNSON Treasurer LILLIAN MASON Treasurer m m M An mgm; - J. AYARBE, P. BROPHY, M4 GORDONE L. ROBINSON. B. DUVWIERE JV COE. S. KALUO. 5, SEE BV PEARCE, M. TREGELLIS. 76 Row 7 D. YRUETAE F. CAMPBELL, H. GARZA, R. CAZIER. R. COWENE R, RUSSELL V. HOPPXE. G. HERZOG, M. HESTBECK, G. BACKUS, N. JOHNSON. B. HORNBARSER. Thvd RON 7 RE DUARTE O. VORKE E. GRXFFITHS. J. CARPENTER E. BILL 6. COUCHE C. WODD. J. MURDOCK. Y. O'CARROLL. J. McDADE. MR. ETCH EGOYHEN. Fw-h Raw 7 . M. HAMXLTONE D. EYREE K. RACKLEY, L. MASONE B. NOBLE P. ERICKSON. S, MURDOCK, G, SWEENEYE M. BOWENE F. WARDEN. mm Romi A. MXLLERE W. CONKLINE H. BOSCHE 0. BROWN, D. DAVEYE D. ARRATEE P. SWEENEY, J. WALTHER, J. WEISS, J. DAVEYE T. DOUGHTYE DE SYEWART.

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I L C ANN BENGOA , ,,Presidenf BYRON PHILLIPS , , Presidenf C ER TED MOORE r ,, Vice-Presidenf LYLE DAMON Vice-Presiden+ E. 5 ROBERT LUNDY , Secrefary DON ANDERSON , Secrefary g BILL GARTEIZ , Treasurer DON BANKOFIER , , , Treasurer Row one, w m ngHzi R. MLLYEK J. STONESTREET M. O'LAUGHLIN. C. GOWEK E. SUNQUIST, R. SCOTI D, ERANDE C. EVANS J. CURUTCHET. Raw Twr-v S. ZABALA B. MACKEK V. HABEK J. DeLONG, P. WAUHER. L. FREY. x 1 1 Row Threeig 1 MR. DOLAN L. MARR$ D. SYOKEK D. TANG, D. ANDERSON E. PEARCE. D. MOORE. K RACKLEY. N. WRIGHT, B. ECHEVERRIA4 Row Four: B. GARTEIZ R. SCHRAGQ T MOORE. B. PMLLIPS. L. BINGHAM A. BENGOA. N, DAMON. Raw Fwezf D. EANKOFIEK M. WEEB B. ROBXNSON. 1. MYERS, D. DUFURRENA. J. MADARIAGA R LUNDY. M. OUXUCW. T. BOUSCAL L. DAM

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SANDRA WEISS GIRLS' STATE One of +he highesf honors which can be be, sfowed upon a smdenf of rhis schoo! 15 +0 be sereded +0 aHend Girlsh S+a+ee Girlsh Sfafe Is an annuar afharr for Senior ng and 15 sponsored by the American Legion Auxihary. Those chosen +0 affend Girlsh Sfafe and ream +0 be good readers 'm governmenf and cleenship, are se- leded according +0 high schorashc abilHy. leadr ership and popurarhy. The girrs chosen From HCHS were Earlyn Sfonel Sandra Weiss, and Rosemarie MIHer. AHernafes were Athla VeHa and Pafricia Mullinixe The 9M5 From Winnemucca, arong wifh 93 ofhersr heard many Infereshng harks and enioyed reaming Nevadahs regisrehve procedure. The headquarfers for the convenh'on was af the new Reno high school. When +he convenhon ended, girrs were leaving, buf H wasnur h'goodrbyeW and so needy a hundred Girrsh Shafers refumed wifh many growing reporfs on Girlsh Sfafe, a .nk' r l :6: JOHN DUARTE. BOB BEACH. CURTIS BARBER, RAY DIFFEE. BOB BYRNE BOYS' STATE This year five boys were seleded horn Hum- boldf Counfy High Schoor +0 affend Boysv Sfafe, CurHs Barberr Bob Beach. Bob Byrner Ray DifFeer and John Duarfe were given fhaf honor. The ahernafes were Derberf Howard. Bob Beach, and Tommy Seee H was held 5+ +he University or Nevada gym, where 96 boys from ah parfs of +he sfafe met Classes were herd in raw and pohce work in +he mornings. and +he affernoons were spenf in com- petihve sporfs. Baske+baH. volleybaHr basebaH, and hack were prayed among +he hve fowns 1grousz +ha+ were chosen at fhe beginning of Boys' Sfafe. Besides reaming +he fundamenfals of government which Is fhe main obiedive of fhe American Legionr many warm friendships grew up among +he boys which will 165+ fhrough- omL +he years. Other purposes of Boysh Sfafe are to promofe readership. cifizenship, and sporfsmanship in +haf boy's schooh l