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

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Mrt Burnell Larson PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE A desire to he successful is one of lltc major lom-s direcling our lives. The effect it has upon the election of our Iilc work is incalculable, and it is inexlricubly bound up in terms of money, for money looms large when success is measuicd these days. th have often lteard the expres 'on umoncy isn't everything . hut it seems to be given mom and more consideration when choosing a vocation. and some would have us believe thal it i: the only criterion by which we may judge the successful man. Huwt'ver. no matter how we dvrcrminc success, whether hy means of the linancial yardstick. as the rcsuh of dedication to service through personal feeling of satisfaction orthmugh the approbation bestowed by olliors. there i: one certain requisite for achieving it, aml that requisite wtthout queslion is eclucalion. or more specilieally, the training of the mind. Without speeiul lmining in our chosen field and the backlog of inlormution and wisdom that uducttliun gives us. our opportunilics ire Iimilcd. our choice is narrowed. aml our Chanu's lot success are restricted, It may he that the student finds it difficult In Sec lltc need for the hook learning lu which III: is lwutg t'xposed, hut lt-t him remember that al some lime in his lile he will have need of every iola of ex perience, wisdom. lraining or Jiscipline lie. ltas ever had. to entry him through a crisis on lhc mute to achiw ing the success lot which he strives. lt svems lltt-n, that the education We are ofleml should he absorbed with all Our powers of concentration, so that we Can lay by that slum of Iuarning which we know we tm- uolng to need. and need desperately in a mort- mid more complex wmld. 5

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First row: Mrs. Craven E Pulkinghome. S Miller. Helena Robinsom Second row: J. Madariaga, B. Echeverria. R. WaHers. C. Shall, B Rankin. P. Walthers. N Damon. B. Duviv3er.