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

Text from Pages 1 - 117 of the 1959 volume:

A Tribute to a Teacher Along 11110 old familiar way. In a little red car she goes astray; Dodging Ilcr way up lo the school, Bookkeeping is Iler worthy tool. Slw's bow: in Europe's every nook. Am, 5110-5 riqlnl at home in a typing book: In ,m'l without ller Class lllcre'd be. No ve-nrboolz for the school to see. A worthy Irimul when she comes cuuin': Hvro's our Incurl l0 Phyllis Poulin. .. JOAN I:RREA Tu ynu. IMiss Poulin, we dedicate our annual. Wnncula Slazf - 4-.. - -4-$.$543 -..- - Wit and Wisdom Lefr fa right: Mrs. Craver, adviser: Pete Park. BeHy Jo Robinson, Larry Willis, Kay Rankin, Anne Marie Recanzone, DaVid Cox. Rose Lee Backus, and LaRae Menfaberry. Editor BeHy Jo Robinson Business Manager Pefe Paris J? y 3V .. J? 1- ; I E .i gx The Man Behind The Man Behind It All Once more. it is a pleasure lor me lo congruhllale llle seniors 0i. llm Humboldt County High Sclmol lor a job well clone. You are com- pleting four years of high sclwool VVlliCll. at limos. seemed most Llillicull lor you; lull in a lew years you will lUOl-x' back and realize llmt H was I'm lmppiest days in your life. You. who are about to graduate. are one 0i llic last cleiSSeS in an era wlicre mucli freedom in choice ol- subjects has been allowecl. Tile lulure lor education will mean many more compulsory subjects nml less clcclives. VVc are stepping into a scienlilic age. where students will lmvc lo work much lmrder in school and a great deal more will be vxpvdml lrom lliem. Today means more education and it is my hope llml many ol you will continue by going to college. Mr. Nelson Y The Man Behind It All gw wMW I am sure that-ail of us are aware that man today is living in a world or remarkable scientific accomplishments. We are constantly surrounded hy gmt- gets and devices which influence every phase of life from the simplest to the most complex action. VVe a know that the progress made has brought many blessings In our way of life. but this progress has also brought many problems. T00 frequently man has placed too much dependence on his wortd 0t machinesp-Iikc Framhvn- t stein. he has created a monster which could destroy him. The tale of mankind does not dependt on machinespvit depends on pimple. The oid-tashioned virtues of Codhness. honesty, integrity. tolerance. nmi dec- ency are just as important today as they were a hundred years ago. Mr. Dolan You. as individuals. as we as collec- tiveiy. are going to help determine the pat- tern of the future. You are going to help Contribute to the scientific development of mankincL-hut more important. you can help determine how this scientific development is used. We hope that you will insist that man's achievements he used for the better- fment of mankind. not its destruction. tor upon your actions the fate or the human rate depends. SECRETARY Mrs. Yeazel Our Guiding Lights V Miss Poulin 2;. .9 3 t Axav. Commercial Educafion Mr. Espinosa Speech and Drama Our Guiding Lights , - , 1 g . grow. Hf, . ya :5, 1. ?0 ,-, , - pxt, Miss Zeiflmann Spanish Mr. Sfine Science U Mr. E+chegoyhen Maihemafics IO Basich lndusfrial Arfs Mr. Baird Basic Science ll Mrs. Fos+er American Governmenf and Physical Educaiion Our Guiding Lights ngm Hisfory and Physical Educaiion I Our Guiding Lights hArx Johnson English NAL Jensen English 3 Our Guiding Lights Mrs. MeHlen Home Econon cs Our Clean-Up Crew Our Governing Body STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Joe deArriefa HEAD CHEERLEADER VICE PRESIDENT Mary Jane O'Carroll Rose Lee Backus SECRETARY TREASURER Linda Kihara Kay Rankin l6 Mr. President Joe deArriefa The Littie Big Wigs FIRST SEMESTER Sc-Mwi: Bufch McMurfrey. Dick Fransway, Rose Lee Backus, Joe doArriefa. Kay Rankin, Linda Kihara, Carla Cecchi, Louis Eiguren. Sfandinq: Mrs Craver. Pete Paris. Mary Jane O'Carroll. Jerry Putnam, ML Moylan. Miss Zeiilmann, Mr. Basich, Mr. Dolan. BeHy Jo Robinson. SECOND SEMESTER Emma: Mr. Moylen. Mrs. Craver, Kay Rankin, Linda Kihara, Joe deArdefa. Rose Lee Backus. Mr. Dolan. Miss Zeiflmann, Mr. Basich. Sfanding: BeHy Jo Robinson, Mary Jane O'Carroll. Linda Dillon. Jim Phillips. Judy LaRue. John Raker, Peie Paris. Bored of Education Louis Paraldo Bill Newm'an Lynn Backus Henry Nelson MH'cheH Bidet? Cecil Hawkins Ernesf Miller Alberf Lowry Roberf Campbell 1 , H-mr'hrntmf Firs? row: Jill Black, Judy Black, Beverly Goicovic. Rina Pasquale, Vici Duar+e. JoAnn Hardgrave, Doris O.'son. Second row: Virginia Backus, Margare+ Braswell, Myrna Fransway. Lynne Durbin, Judy LaRue, Anne Marie Recanzone, Josephine Ugaldea, Judy Laca. JoAnn Fagg, Wayne Bruce. Dorofhy Hooff, Judy Wag- ner. Third row: Carol Bengochea, Judy Travis, Virginia Neville. John Nelson. David McDonald. Al Per- aHa, Jo Woodward, Trudy Lossee. Sandra Hoxsey, Mary Lou Wilkerson. Jessel de Arrieia. Linda Dillon. Wanda DiIlon. Lydella Bill. Fourfh row: Mr. Bruce. Mary Jo Sfephenson, 83 Davis. and Quantity Hrs? row: Lila Bradiey, Gay Lynn Smith, Susan Logue, Mary Jane O'Carroll, Valerie Taylor. Pa? Holladay. Linda Kihara. Second row: Bufch Carfer. Ingrid Evans, Keifh Armifage. Lenny See. Alber+ Raney. John Raker, John Duvivier. Paul McDonald. Barbara Berk, Jim O'Laughlin, Kenny Huckaba. Bill Berry. Third row: Tommy Logue, Bufch McMurfrey, Terry Ohmdahl. David Cox. Fourth row: Mike Siephenson, Leora Bill. Kassy Murdock, Connie Bell. Francis Uriguen. Jim Phillips, Ann Johnstone, Jim Daniels, Hollis Burfon, Benny DuaHe, Jerry Travis. Fiffh row: Dee Jordan, Virginia Smifh. Mr. Sparkle Added Bruce Benny Duarfe In Close Harmony Bi Berry David Cox Jim Phillips John Nelson Linda Kihara Valerie Taylor Ber? Polkinghorne Wanda Dillon Bill Berry Kenny Huckaba Jim Phillips Alberf Raney David Cox Valerie Taylor Paul McDonald Wanda Dillon 25 With a Song in Their Hearts Leff fo right: Alberta Wyan'r, Wanda Larsen. Joan Doausf. Glen ScullI Wanda Dillon, Joann Eyheralde. Roberia Fuller, Vici Duarfe. Valerie Taylor. Judy Wegman. Rena Pasqua'e. Juneen Freele, Linda Robear. Virginia Backus. Lynne Durbin. JoAnn Fagg, Donna Wagner. Judy Black, Margaref Braswell, Paf Holladay, Jill Black, Rife Lund, Barbara Hickman, Trudy Lossee, Ingrid Evans. Jo Woodward, Judy Green. Kassy Murdock. JoAnn Hardgrave. Lillian Elwe . Cenfer: Mr.-Bruce. $3! 51 V Judy Black Pa? Holladay JoAnn Fagg Jill Black a. 'ir x .: Judy Wegman S e X t e tt 8 Ingrid Evans 26 Dig Those Dolls Mary Lou Wilkerson Susan Loguc JoAnn Fagg Wanda Dillon Joyce Brunke Judy Kendall Linda Robear Jill Black Judy Black Sharon Yeazel Sandra Hoxsey Ruby Yrueia 27 I ram- mp r E Linda Kihara r: I K .0' Sharon Smifh Judy Wagner Velma Laucirica. Jill Black, Frances Miller, Judy LaRue, Carolyn Solomon. Judy Travis. Roberia Link. Joyce Brunke, Delphine Gavica. Beverly Goicovic, Linda Kihara. Raye Burris, Linda Biggs. Louise Geifz, JoAnn Eyheralde, Linda Laucirica, Jessel deArriefa, Vici Duarfe. Jeannie Raney, Lydella Bill, JoAnn Fagg, Judy Black, Lillian Elwell, Virginia Neville. Wanda Dillon, Judy Lace, Pahicia Solomon. JoAnn McClintick. Pairicia Callahan, Carol Geih. Myrna Fransway, Donna Wagner, LaRae Menfa- berry, Mary Lou Wilkerson. Susan Logue. BeHy Ebner. Carla Cecchi. Rife Lund. Nafhelle Carfer, Margaref Braswell. Kay Rankin. Ann JohnsfoneI Francis Uriguen, Jeannie DeLong. lel 9-: Ca ,2 Jb z 4 Sharon Smifh' Joyce Brunke Connie Bell. Sharon YeazeL Gladyce Miller. Linda Robear. Linda Eriksen, Sandra Eyheraide. JoAnn Hardgrave, Wilma Jean Rober'rs, JeaneHe Miller. Juneen Freele, Gil Flora, Billie DeLong. Linda Dillon. Leora Bi . BeHy Jo Robinson. Jerry Gavica, Beverly McErquiaga. Ann Marie Recanzone. Sharon Smiih. Barbara Whifing, Janice Sfoker. Sandra Hoxsey, Carol Bengochea, Lynne Durbin. Virginia Back- us, Barbara Hickman, Doris Olson. Susan Whiting, Phless Vice, Rena Pasquale. Pat Hicks, Rose Lee Backus. Judy Kendall. Ruby Yruefa. Dana Clark. Gloria Zafica, Mernie Menfaberry, Judy Marcuer- quiaga, Gay Lynn Smifh, Judy Wagner, Geraldine Olson, Kassy Murdock. Mary Jane O'Carroll, Jo Woodward. 2'7 Harlan Heward, Billy Berry. Bob Echeverria. Ber? Polkinghorne. Tom Johnsbne, Dick Fransway, Keifh Frazie.. Gary Tang. Bill Donaldson, John Echave. Jim O'Laughlin, Jack Murdock. Pefe Paris. LaVern Brinkerhoff, Butch Backus, John Dolan, Jim Phillips. Gary Hoxsey, Larry Doughfy, Dan O'Laughlin, Paul McDonald, Joe deArriefa. Delphi McDonald. Eddie Mason. Dennis WoodwardI David Cox, Lawrence Penrose. Gary Hoxseyr Dick Fransway Ber'r Polkinghorne Harlan Heward Gary Hoxsey David Cox 30 Harlan Heward, Mary Jane O'Carroll, John Dolan. Dick Fransway. Lenny F699, John Nelson, Kay Ran- kin, Ruby Yruefm Barbara Hickman. Carol Bengochea, Sandra Hoxsey. Connie Bell. LaRae Menfa- berry, Wanda Dillon. John Echave. Jill Black. Virginia Backus. Joe deArrieh. Gary Hoxsey. Lynne Durbin. Sharon Smifh, Waher Berk, Francis Uriguen, Judy Black, Rose Lee Backus, Mary Lou Wilker- son. Jessel deArriefa, Linda Dillon, Louie Eiguren. Carl McCliank. BeHy Jo Robinson, Frank Echave. John Madin. . FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Linda Dillon. Ruby Yruefa John Echave BeHy Jo Robinson Wanda Diflon Kay Rankin Ruby Yrueta k Mary J. O'Carroll T0wards New Horizons .4 '5 s . . . ?- LeH f0 right Marilyn Cowan, Billie DeLong, Beverly Briggs. Karen Kaufman, Beverly Fralier, Joan Ugaldea, Vici Duarte, Judie Green, Josephine Ugaldea. Margare? Quigley. Nafhelle Carfer. Mer- cedes Gonzales. Roberfa Fuller. Glenda Sirickland. Lynne Durbin, Donna Wagner, Beverly MeHlen, Wanda Milner. Lynne Durbin Beverly Briggs Billie DeLong Marilyn Cowan Judie Green Donna Wagner Vici Duarle Karen Kaufman Dan O'Laughlin Joe deArriefa Harlan Heward PARTICIPANTS IN NEVADA BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE I958 The Cream of the Crop 33 Pefe Paris Back row, leH fo right BeHy Jo Robinson, Barbara Hickman. Pa? Hicks. Delphine Gavica. Fronf row: JeaneHe Miller. JoAnn McClinfick, Dorothy Hooff. Mrs. Craver. The Press of HG. H.S. .L Iimm: m ' . V Back row, leH fo righf: Ann Marie Recanzone. Rena Pasquale, Myrna Fransway. Joan Daous'r. Pafsy Holladay, Walfer Berk, Jeannie Raney. JoAnn Hardgrave, Judy Black. Elizabefh Decker. Miss Ziefl- mann. Front row: Mrs. Johnson, Lynne Durbin, John Nelson. Barbara Berk, Paf Hicks. 5'4 Ahead into the Future Science Club Mr. Stine Mr. Baird Gary Hoxsey Berf Polkinghorne Lawrence Penrose Larry Willis Bill Hornbarger Jean Raney Roberf Parker George Hill EXCiters, HEAD CHEERLEADER Mary Jane O'Carro'l A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS for Baskefball and Foo+ball Linda Dillon 36 Triumphant $L TRI CAPTAINS Y .t In 9 U o D Y r r a .L Bukh Backus John Dolan MANAGER MANAGER John Raker Jerry Pufnam Harlan Heward Quarhrbaci End Jim O'Laughlin Hauback John Echave Fullback l ron Men John Dolan Tom Johnsfone Guard Tackle Bufch Backus Delphi McDonald HaHback Guard Dick Fransway Gary Tang HaNbad Guard Jim Phillips Lawrence Penrose HaHbacl End 38 Dan O'Laughlin End Pefe Paris Cenfer End LaVern Brinkerhoff Tacllt Larry DougMy Bill Berry Bob Echeverria Bill Donaldson Tackle End Carder Tackle ' !V I ,, x2 Eddie Mason Tom Logue ' Fullback Quarterback Assisfanf Coach Espinosa llGridiron History The Humboldf Counfy High School Buckaroos. coached by Gene Moylan and Lyle Espinosa. emerged th one of fhe besf season's records yef seen in high school football. The opposifion was almos? powerless +0 score upon +he Buckaroos. who won all conference as well as non-conference games. Winnemucca opened ifs season by pounding +he Fallon Greenwave 32-0 in a non-conference AA game. ' Next wi'rh an idenfical score. Winnemucca drubbecl Jthe Yeringfoh Lions 32-0 in an ouf-of-fown conference opener. l The Buck'aroos made if +hree in a row againsf +he Soufh Tahoe Vikings by slreak- ing +0 6 66-0 vicfory in a conference clash. Then came +he opposing power in +he Nor+hern Nevada A conlerence. +he Tahoe Truckee Wolverines. who mef defeaf 22-0 in a hard-foughf game 6+ Truckee. Moylan's Marauders played anofher AA power. walloped the Carson ley Senafors 4l-O, which racked up five sfraighf vicfories for Humboldt , The Lovelock Musfangs were ridden +0 a 59-0 score in a jarring conlesf which put +he Bucks a sfep higher in conference sfanding. AA Champs, +he Manogue Miners. were mashed 3l-0 in an impressive show on Winnemucca's Aranf Field. The following week The Buckaroos closed ouf +heir highly successful season by clouling +he Douglas Tigers 78-7 af Gardnerville. for a school scoring record. Humboldf finished firsf in +he Norfhern A Division Conference wifh four wins. no losses. and an 8-0 season overall. Winnemucca had many oulsfanding players on +heir fine feam +his year, alfhough feam efforf fold +he sfory. Humboldf shaHered many records and dominalecl The all- conference picks wi'rh +hir+een. and one honorable men+ion All-American. This foolball season will long be remembered in +he annals of Humboldf High's foofball his'rory. FOOTBALL SCCRES Winnemucca ........................ 32 Fallon ....................... , ...... 0 Winnemucca ............. ...... '32 Yeringfon ..................... .......... 0 Winnemucca ...... 66 Soufh Tahoe .......... .. 0 Winnemucca ........................ 22 Tahoe Truckee .......................... 0 Winnemucca ................. 7. ..... 4I Carson Cify ........ . ....... f ............. 0 Winnemucca 59 A Lovelock 0 Winnemucca ........................ 3! e Manogue ................. 0 Winnemucca ...................... 1. 78---Douglas ........ L ...... ' 3.34.; ....... L ..... '3 7 40 CHARACTERISTICS OF A CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL TEAM by Gene W. Moylan Championship football feams do nof iusf happen; +hey are developed +hrough hard work. desire. and affen'rion fo defails. The essenfial facfors soughf ouf in fhis fask I will enum- erafe below: H C-ondifion-fhe developmemL of sfrengfh and endurance through a rigid physicai condifioning program is buiH up progressively +hrough calisfhenics and running. which Jrakes courage fo gain and self-discipline +0 mainfain over a period of Hme. and direcfed by fraining ruIes formulafed for +he welfare 'and morale of +he group. H-usfle-is an inward desire +0 excell: expressed oufwardly by an appearance of being eager +0 gef quickly info driils and work af hand with lif'rle loss of fime and effort A-Hifude-a feeling fhaf 'all work and effort no maffer how frivial or dull, will become a means f0 an end and +ha+ If is worfh while. M-anliness-a very imporfanf essenfial in playing a rugged. confad sport Taking +he bumps ancciJ bruises wifhouf shirking or griping-realizing foofba requires menfal and physical rug- ge ness. P-oise-+he inner menfraI calm expressed oufWardly by skiNed precise acfions. showing +he in- dividual's confidence in his own abilify +0 gef the job done. l-nifiafivew-a willingness by individual squad members to do more +han is asked of 'rhem. Also +he abilify +0 go ahead wi'rhouf being foid. or driven +0 fhe fask af hand. O-neness-a unity for feam efforf expressed through individual members subjugafing +heir own personal wishes and desires for personal giory for +he welfare of +he quorum or team. N-erve-fhe courage +0 play as well in a game as in a pracfice and +0 face +he dangers of physical confacf involved in championship foofbaH. The above Iisfed ingredienfs of champions were displayed by your Humboldf Counfy High School foofball feam for the I958 season. As foofballcoach. I am very happy and proud +0 have been a parf of +his fine foofball machine. and fradifion which if has helped +0 esfablish. All-Staters LeH +0 righf: Harlan Heward, Larry Dough+y. John Echave. Dan O'LaughlinI Pefe Paris. Bufch Backus. Gary Hoxsey. John Dolan and Jim O'Laughlin. 'd 3 -. gag m ' J m d k g wan ac ur on x ' FORWARD Gmggxsev 'l 8 i Harlan'Hewara ' j 135 , N H, -. a:vQ 42 i Dan O'Laughin'n FORWARD Jim O'Lwduthin FORWARD Jim pmups ! QUARDE I . Doug SeVeF FORWARD ;. 1 7 1:? . Bu-fch B:ackus GUARD , .4? Ex 1M1??? ' 3;: Next Yeafs Champs Back row. leff fo rith: Mr. Espinosa, Lawrence Penrose, Mike Sfephenson. Louie Eiguren, George Le- garza. Bob Echeverria. Bu+ch McMurfrey, Bed Polkinghorne, Dennis Woodward, Jack Snow, Jerry Puf- nam. Mike Dolan. Terry Omdahl, Wayne Bruce, Paul McDonald, Lenny See, Frank Echave, Ted $?ephens. Junior Varsitv Left ?0 rith: John Madin, Lynne Durbin. Connie Bell, Virginia Backug, and Frances Uriguen. 44 Tri TumphanU Captains Coach Efchegoyhen Jack Murdock. Harlan Heward, Joe deArriefa Cage History Winnemucca again broughf home The conference cup wifh one of fhe mesf impressive baskefball feams in fhe sfafe. Under fhe coaching of Jerome Efchegoyhen fhe Buckaroos ended The regular season wifh a 17-0 undefeafed season. In a close opener. Winnemucca rallied f0 overcome a l2-poinf halfh'me deficit fo de- feaf +he Sparks Railroaders 54-46 in a non-conference. AA filf. The following week Humboldt scalped +he Elko Indians 64-45 on +he Ioser's courf in a second non-conference confesf. In fhe Buck's firsf conference game fhe Lovelock Musfangs were broken +0 The fune of 79-25. Soufh Tahoe followed wifh a 60-33 unsuccessful affempf +0 fame +he high-riding Buckaroos. Winnemucca fhen fhrashed Douglas High 50-27 in a crucial game which caughf the losers wifhouf +heir 6'8 center. Hans Boeving. The following nighf Tahoe-Truckee was roufed 5l-24 in a game which was Winnemucca's all +he way. The nexf week fhe Sfewarf Braves were drub- bed 61-24 in a conference game which sfrefched +he Buck's winning streak fo seven sfraighf. A powerful Fallon Greenwave then played hosfs fo +he Buckaroos. buf fhe Bucks were nof polite guesfs as +hey swepf +0 6 58-45 vicfory. Again +he Winnemuccans whizzed +0 vicfory. 6346 over fhe Yeringfon Lions in a conference A clash. Elko. frying for upsef. lead The Win- nemucca feam unfil early in fhe +hird quarfer when fhe Bucks ran away wifh vicfory. 6l-SO. Cage History The second +ime around was +he same biHer s+ory for Yering'non as +hey were +hrashed 75-44 in an imporfanf conference clash. The Sfewarf Braves were pounded 9I-32 which sef a new scoring record for H.C.H.S. This vic'rory mounied +he winning fofal +0 l2 sfraight Humboldf's powerful cagers +hen fopped +he Souih Tahoe Vikings 67-36 +0 chalk up an- o+her win. Tahoe-Truckee was powerless against +he Wolverines 6l-26 in a conference baffle. The Buckaroos Then faced +he sfrongesf opponenf in +he Northern NevadaA division for Jrhe second +ime. +he Douglas Tigers. Winnemucca won a decisive vicfory 64-46 in a fast breathless +ussel which cinched +he A conference for +he Bucks. Lovelock was Jrhen drubbed 56-27 in a conference fiH. Winnemucca fopped ifs season wi+h The ball game of +he year. as +he paper and fans called if, by nosing ouf +he Reno Huskies. aHer leading by a sizable margin. in an overfime +hriller. Coach Jerome Efchegoyhen realized a coach's dream as Winnemucca bea+ +he Double A conference champs in a game which wiinessed record aHendance. The sfa're's only undefe'a'red Jream finished +he season I7-0 wi'rh a l2-O conference siand- ing. Zone Tournament The Buckaroos parficipaied in +he Norfhern Nevada A Zone Tourney a'r Gardnerville on Friday. February 27. and Safurday. February 28. In +he firsf game Winnemucca roufed Yeringfon 6l-37 in +he second half. This win enfiHed +he Bucks +0 parficipa're in +he sfafe fin- als +he following week. However. a fired up band of Douglas Tigers handed fhe Buckaroos Jtheir firsf deieaf in l9 sfarfs +0 Jrake +he Zone Championship by a score of 6I-52 in a game which was foughf +0 +he final buzzer. Despife Jrhe loss. Winnemucca s+ill had much +0 be proud of as +he Humboldf club plac- ed four on +he alI-fournamenf feam: Dave Cox. Jack Murdock. Harlan Heward. Joe deArriefa. State Tournament Winnemucca iourneyecl +0 Reno +he following week +0 face +he Soufhern A conference champs in +he iirs'r game in +he sfafe play-oiis. This feam was Jrhe powerful Lincoln Lynx who had an impressive winning season. Winnemucca proved +0 be +he far beHer ciub as +hey roufed +he Lynx 56-44 vicfory +0 avenge +heir only defeaf of +he season. Joe deArriefa. Dan O'Laughlin. and Jack Murdock were chosen by +he Nevada Sfafe Journal as all-sfafe A players. Murdock was vofed +he .mos+ valuable player by +his paper in fhe A division. The Humboldf Buckaroos ended +he season wi+h a I2-0 conference sfanding. I7-O reg- ular season. and a 20-! record for +he complefe year: and H.C.H.S.'s firs'r Sfaie Championship. 46 -A-w- w .-.g.-.A.,, - .-.-. a -A Road Runners 5 T? K ! a E2 '.. . - ' W3 . . 'pli Rixb Left +0 right back row: Pefe Paris, Lawrence Penrose. David Cox, Keifh Fralier. Berf Polkinghorne. Middle row: Ed Mason. Delphi McDonald. Jim O'Laughlin, Walfer Berk. Bob Echeverria. From row: Bufch Backus. John Echave, Gary Hoxsey. Jack Murdock. Bill Berry. Jim Phillips. George Legarla. Joe deArriefa. Coach Moylan. The Amazons of HCHS Nell Fosfer BeHy Jo Robinson Billie DeLong Rife Lund JoAnn Fagg Janice Stoker Mary Jane O'Carroll Nancy Noble Joyce Brunke Capt Kay Rankin We Were There Too Nell Fosfer Carolyn Solomon Margaref Braswell Patricia Callahan Lydella Bill Wilma Roberfs Carla Cecchi Geraldine Olson LaRae Menfaberry Ann Marie Recanzone Capfain Kihara BeHy Ebner Junior Prom i :, I o O - a o -, O O o THEME : PINK CHAMPAGNE ; E KING AND QUEEN A John Echave Wanda Dillon ' 5' U Senior Ball THEME PARADISE OF THE DEEP KING AND QUEEN David Cox Rose Lee Backus Homecoming Queen and Attendants tgiiV Yawfw JoAnn McClinfick ATTENDANTS Sandra Garvin, Beverly McErquiaga LaRae Menfaberry r4 1 Snapshots Snapshots . ..W.:-.mB-Er-umom8--m:m:. Long, Long Ago ax , A . -VV .- - l ft... A .1 M Frank and Joel: k y. .x ;: ... Gx ,x' 352-. Wilma and Marnie . . Iv.llt'11.41r.1.l!o New Faces Leff fo righf: Jean DeLong. Gil Flora. Sharon Jordan. Linda Eriksen, Sandra Eyheralde. Leora; Bills. Louise Geifz. Ingrid Evans. Velma Laucirica. Lillian Elwell. Second row: Jerry Gavica. Dana Clark. Hollis Burfon. Roberfa Link, Judy Kelly, Jessel deArrieia. BeHy Ebner. Third row: Waype Bruce. Jim Hill. Keifh Armifage. Mike Bosch. Don Carier, Ken Huckaba. Dale Fraiier. Four'rh row: Bryanf Elwell. John Duvivier. Ronald Hummel. Joe Giurlani. Tommy Logue. Terry Fagg. PRESIDENT John Raker VlCE-PRES'DENT Jerry Pufnam SECRETARY Jessel deArriefa TREASURER Phylliss Vice 59 New Faces L6H fo righf: Jean DeLong, Gil Flora. Sharon Jordan. Linda Eriksen, Sandra Eyheralde. Leora; Bills. Louise Geifz. Ingrid Evans. Velma Laucirica. Lillian Elwell. Second row: Jerry Gavica. Dana Clark. Hollis Burfon. Rober'ra Link, Judy Kelly, Jessel deArrieia. BeHy Ebner. Third row: Waype Bruce. Jim Hill. Keifh Armifage. Mike Bosch. Don Carier, Ken Huckaba. Dale Fraiier. Four'rh row: Bryanf Elwell. John Duvivier. Ronald Hummel. Joe Giurlani. Tommy Logue. Terry Fagg. PRESIDENT John Raker VICE-PRES'DENT Jerry Pufnam SECRETARY Jessel deArriefa TREASURER Phyllis: Vice 59 Brewing 0f the Brains Lef'r +0 rith hon? row: Mr. Basich, adviser: Josephine Ugaldea. Donna Wagner, Glenda SiricHand, Sharon Yeaxel, Jo Woodward. Marcia Timms, Linda Robear. Frances Uriguen. Second row: Judy LaRue, Judy Laca, Gloria Zaiica, Elynor Peaiross. Margaret Quigley, Rena Pasquale, Frances Miller. Third row: Eddie Mason. Dennis Woodward, Lenny See, Bill Milner. Terry Omdahl, Jerry Travis, Nor- man Powell. Lloyd Lewis, Sfanley McCoy. Joe Marcuerquiaga. Ken Rankin, Paul McDonald. Fourfh row: Jim Wholey Joe Musfard. PRESIDENT Louie Eiguren VICE-PRESIDENT Terry Omdahl SECRETARY Mike Dolan YREASURER Bill Donaldson Brewing 0f the Brainsi, L9H M riqM Mnni row: Marilyn Cowan. Mercedes Gonzalex. Connie Bell, Juneen Freeby, Naomi Caudill, Carol Geifz. Carol Bengochea, Lynn Durbin. SBLOUd row: Roberta Fuller, Vici Duarie, Judy Green. Judy Hollibough. Nafhelle Carter, Joan Doasf, Paf Holladay, Judy Kendall, Pa? CaHahan. H-ml mw: Louie Eiguren, Sandra Garvin, Virginia Backus, John Krueger, Bob Ballaniyne, Bob Echeverrla. Charlie Clarno. Roberf Grifths. Fourfh row: Jim Daniels. Mike Dolan. Mill Donaldson, Herb FHzpaf- ric'x, Sfephen Ferraro, Terry Gabiola. Frank Echave. Richard Culley, Bill Hornbarger' Tim DeLong. ' PRESIDENT Judy LaRue VlCE-PRESIDENT Vici Duarfe SECRETARY Jo Woodward TREASURER Frank Echave 6 . 1st Semester thcers s TREASURER SECRETARY VlCE-PRESlDENT PRESIDENT Raye Burris Barbara Berk Lawrence Penrose Carla Cecchi 2nd Semester Officers TREASURER VlCE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SECRETARY Jock Echave JoAnn Fagg Jim Phillips Bob Hadfield LydeHa BM Jm Neck Judy thk 6 ' , - LaVern B nkerhoff After You, l,m Next 9 EHIabefh Decker John DeLong VVanda DMOn Benny DuaHe Donna Dufurrena John Echave JoAnn Eyheralde JoAnn Fagg Bevedy FraHer 64 l v'r V. -Aa.... Joann Hardgrave Paf FHch QEary fioxsey 6.; KeHh Frazier dehhe Gavka Bob Haded Ann John one Peggy KeHy VVanda Larsen After You, l,m Next Judy Lafhnore LMda LauciHca CSeorge Legana RHa Lund John hAcPhee John Maan LaRae hAenfaberry Fred BAMer Gladyce RAMer 66 JeanneHe AAMer Joan hAiHer John hAoore Dods CDkon CSera!dine C3kon Lawrence Penrose After You, l,m Next Jim Phillips Bert Polkinghorne Jeannie Raney Ann Marie Recanzone Douglas Sever Virginia Smifh Carolyn Solomon Guy Sfaley 6 8 Mary Jo Sfephenson Gene Sullivan Valerie Taylor NOT PICTURED Bernice McLaughlin - Jean Perrsons l; 9 1st Semester Mficers SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT TREASURER WaHer Berk Buich Backus Dick Fransway David Cox r W 2nd Semester 0 Icers SECRETARY VlCE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT TREASURER WaHer Berk Bufch Backus Linda Dillon David Cox 7U Last Mile? Bufch Backus Rose Lee Backus Bud Barber Walfer Berk Last Mile Lila Bradley Margaref Braswell Beverly Briggs Larry BrinkerhoH Last Mile Joyce Brunke David Cox Herb Clarno Joe deArriefa Billie DeLong Linda Dillon John Dolan Larry Dough'ry Last Mile Ka'rhleen Elwell Dufurrena In a m. m m M M Tommy Fong Lenny Fagg 75 Last Mile Harlan Heward Barbara Hickman 6 ast Mile,, L 65' .lli11!1.l !!' i rill? George Hill Jim Hicks Sandra Hoxsey Dorofhy Hooff 7 7 Last Mile? Tom Johnsfone Dee Jordan Karen Kaufman Linda Kihara . .. w......r. n gab .m Susan Logue Milfon McCoy 79 JoAnn McCliank Delphi McDonald Jack Murdock Nancy Noble Mary Jane O'Carroll Dan O'Laughlin NU M Last Mile Pefe Paris Roberf Parker Diane Pearce 8 l Sharon SmHh Last Mile 82 BeHy Jo Robinson Janice Sbker Joan Ugaldea Barbara Whifing 83 Lasl Mile .ui'Wygaa'K: :- Mary Lou Wilkerson Alberfa Wyanf NOT PICTURED George Beresbrd - Cur+iss Vice Pearl Phillips Ronald Jenkins - Gail Crosby Guess Who ? '9 .97 C. B. Brown Company, Inc. 2H Bridge Street MAdison 3-254l THE HOME FURNISHERS ' HARDWARE FURNITURE APPLIANCES BUILDING MATERIALS PLUMBING. HEATING AND 1-55 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Nevada Winnemucca 88 RODEO LANES CONGRATULATIONS and to the GRADUATES I959 SUCCESS :4. arm MAdison 3-2668 89 uh nu ' ' :a: :w ' u .n? ' I96 Bridge S+ree1L MAdison 3-2558 SEWELUS FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES FRESH PRODUCE FRESH MEATS-FISH AND POULTRY Nevada's Finest Super Market 90 ......... WISHES THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY l OF HUMBOLDT COUNTY HIGH THE BEST l IN ALL OF THEIR ENDEAVORS 9i Eagle Drug Company, Inc. 2I6 Bridge Street MAdison 3-2546 . -Vw, .A Broiler 8; Casino Wh5n c Winnqnuoca W V ' ' 'Mcets To. Eat Arid lvTreac , bf; Third and Bridge Sfreef l Easf Railroad Sfreef MAdison 3-3l27 DYER LUMBER COMPANY 93 49 Easf Third Sfree'r MAdison 3-2543 HavHand ChevmjetCknage Chevron Gas Station 313 Bridge Sfreef MAdison 3-2525 HUMBOLDT HOTEL I m... kg - IH'm-g. ; . n. Um; m. . mow-u-m .5 vmw- I 50 Melarkey Sfreef MAdison 3-2587 California - Pacific Utilities C0. . Third and Sfreef MAdison 3-3 lbl , Sonoma Service Station ETALLNAN LUVABER q: . ' 105 Bridge s+ree+ . MAdison 3-2935 TALLMAN LUMBER CO. I44 Bridge S+ree+ MAdison 3-2670 THE RELIABLE Furni+ure and Hardware Company 96 Sonom'a Inn MAdison 3-247l Bliss Frocks ,n Frills I IIO Easf Third MAdison 3-2478 C. Russell Turner H. J. Schoff, Broker 350 B 'd Sf f MAd' 3-2932 m ge ree Ison Easf Third Sfreef MAdison 3-29l5 SPROUSE REITZ Frontier MOtel VA RI ETY STO R E Winnemucca's Newest 4 . :u ,5 3 T H E G R I D D L E 2 426 Wesf Third Sfreef MAdison 3-2740 Fine Western Food The Humboldt Star 353 Bridge Sfreef MAdison 3-2508 98 CITY TRANSFER, 20l Easf Second Sfreef MAdison 3-3222 Victory Supply Co. l6 Easf Second Sfreef MAdison 3-253! Whoiesale Auto Parts 4fh and Lay MAdison 3-2I28 Sonoma Inn MAdison 3-32l8 AdamKsSonoma Huuinnskhnom Inn Store CXDQMOWLE Wesf Firsf Sfreef MAdison 3-2l02 Easf Third Sfreef MAdison 3-2997 SCOTT SHADYCOURT AVsHymg A Service PLEASANT VALLEY Paris Bros. Ranches Gil and Jerry,s Flying A Service I 00 BUZZS UTOCO STATION Highland Drive MAdison 3-2501 KWNA The Voice of Northern Nevada Music...News.l..Sports 158 Railroad Sfreef w MAdison 3-9982 NC2RA4,S B2XR ; 227 Bridge Sfreef m MAdison 3-3288 l4oost Bakery Products IOI i bl8 Bridge Sfreef - MAdison 3-23bl Onj2d Hommw Shop Sonoma Inn i MAdison 3-2444 2 w i Anna MaHeE Beauty Salon 346 Bridge S+ree+ - MAdison 3-252l 3 Montgomery Ward Company WEST RAILROAD STREET MAdison 3-3 I65 BENGOCHEA AND GAB I 0 LA l02 ; 232 Bridge Sfreef - MAdison 3-2603 Golden Rule Store YOUR HOME-TOWN DEPARTMENT STORE EAST THIRD STREET MAdison 3-3 I49 BOB,S CAFE ? 308 Bridge Sfreef MAdison 3-29 I 8 1 Highway 40 Wesf MAdison 32872 j DAN RAMASCO JEWELRY Fine Jewelry and Watches KREME O.K. Trailer Sales 3 405 wes+ Third 8+. MAdison 3-2552 Coca-Cola i Nesbitt Orange l J. L. Peraldo C0,, Inc. Qualify Mobile Homes wi+h +he smallesf down paymenf Nevada's Mosf Progressive Dealer L 1 1 I 03 .nw-IMMW WEST THIRD STREET MAdison 3-2009 Chris,s 2Chevron Station 332 Bridge S+ree+ MAdison 3-2262 Nevada Gas Service 82 CityffElectriC 2.2 m... g...- v.- 704 , 5-...w..--..-v . 355 Bridge Sfreef MAdison 3-2603' WINNEMUCCA MERCANTILE Highway 40 Wesf MAdison 3-204l SPUDNUT SHOP DRIVE - IN 47 EAST THIRD STREET MAdison 3-24l5 Johngone Nknor Cknnpany ; 3lb Bridge Sfreef MAdison 3-3I72 9 HOUMANS MENS WEAR HNE :u3THEs 342 Bridge Sfreef MAdison 33! lb BOSCH 8 SON JEWELERS Your Jeweler MAdison 3-288! 3!O Bridge Sfreef WAYMANS Ladies Ready-to-Wear l 05 r7 1'! 7EMV 2 302 Bridge Sfreef MAdison 3-2545 Stephenson Drug SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRACKS MAdison 3-2298 Humboldt County Farm Supply Feed u Seed General Hardware I06 ! 212 Bridge s+ree+ MAdison 3-2784 8 W 3 . Kaulu 2.... m: KIRK,S MARKET ISO BRIDGE STREET MAdison 3-2788 Stockmeds Store I34 Garrison Sfreef MAdison 3-2679 SUN SET T R A I L E R P A R K Montth--Weekly--Daily 343 EAST THIRD STREET MAdison 3-29I5 MARIFS FLOWER SHOP. SHEPARD MOT L Mmmm Winnemucca. Nev. MAdison 3-27l8 SHEPARD MOTEL Air Condifioned - Forced Venfilafion . Koylon Foam Beds - Tile Bafhs THIRD AND AIKEN MAdison 3-2868 D i I I o n , s Richfield Service I07 ' Mr. 8y Mrs. E. H. Pearson Photographers 935 Ferys Lane RENO. NEVADA Reproducfions of any pictures on the first 84 pages may be obtained by writing us! 108 THIRD STREET! IEdward RWBOV M A R K E T , La rs 0 n U S D A R e a l to r CHOICE Vk Ranches MEATS 1 Vk H omes QUALITY PRODUCEx k Land and 3 offices in the GROCERIES SONOMA INN MAdki:on :2609 Y MAdion :33! I3 w i l Nevada Laundry BEST WISHES and Dry Cleaningi D. M. LEIGHTON i MAdison 3-2798 Ag, Professional Building MAdison 3-25I7 33 East Fourth Stree1L I09 J.G.MOOREQ ACCOUNTING SERVICE irir 33I Bridge Street MAdison 3-3 I08 Modern Cleaners ' and Dryers MAdison 3-2609 MARHN HOTEL .. 7 - UP BOTTLING CO. VA? it VIC'S BEVERAGES Vic Erquiaga, prop. $5? a: I48 Railroad Streef MAdison 3-2930 AND BAR Sylvester. Uriguen proprietor 7?: ix MAdison 3-3 I 97 Railroad Street HO Franks SupeHor 1 Shoe Shop PAINT STORE I 1 246 Bridge StreewL i YOUR SHOE 1 - REPAIR MAN 210 Bridge Street Etchart Machinery Western Truck and 1 ' 1 C 0 m p a n y Tractor C0., Inc. + :- Allis-Chalmers , ? . Infernatlonal Harvester Farm Equnpment , Farm Machinery 1 :- Berkley Pumps International Trucks :- Welding Supplies ! 1 i a 1 1 George Etchart. owner I Melarkey Street ' Box I68 I . , MAdison 3-2887 1 Phone MAdIson 3-23I7 III HYBERT L. NEAL INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Winnemucca I Laundry 3 Cleaners I 3 CECIL HAWKINS a $9 proprietor 3k 3k OFFICE IN THE SONOMA INN Quality Work Phone MAdison 3-2490 MAdison 332287 g Kirkefs Body Shop I CONGRATULATIONS I Congrafulations Graduates GRADUATES is 4A7 Pacific Avenue MAdison 3-3274 Il2 WHY DO SO MANY PEOPLE'FROEDII WINNEMUCCA STAY at the Fielding Hotel 1n; San Francisco?; - ' Because the Fielding has; -1' I g3 been completely redecorated: i I .;. from top to bottom. Located downtown - only 1 block 37 from Union Square and 1V2 3f blocks to Air Terminal. 1;; Comp lete hotel service day .3 and night. A Top- -flight 1-? hotel at moderate rates. HOME cr NEG? nmwum: Congratulations and Best Wishes for Your Future! Harold J. Jacobsen iiik Your New York Life Agent $7 1k Plan Your Fu'rure NOW Phone MAdison 3-2386 or come to my office 5 Professional Building N EVADA WINNEMUCCA JOE E. SNELSON, Pres. QFIELDING, E DOWNTOWN. GEARY a1 MASON j 12:;- No hills fo climb! ..;.d53 ,' H3 5?; I JAtK EDWARDS, Mgr. EDNAT. EDDYI -AND SON, INC. 1E? $3? CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES! wk MAdison 3-2986 47 West First Street 1f: Armanko CHHce Suppw C0. ' H3E BEST FCDR LESS 13a American Seafing Company 3 Dewaunee Manufacfuring Company am American Playground Equipmenf 3 W A. B. Dick Company Duplicafors 3 9'? L. C. Smifh-Corona Typeerers Allen Wales Adding Machine Co. N3 Arf Mefal Consfrucfion Co. Reno. Nevada I25 Norfh Virginia Street i FA 2-7084 JAMESMAY Union Oil Dis+ributor .le MAdison 3-2776 Post Office Box 632 Winnemucca. Nevada ll4 PAKOUT Congratulations and T H E 1 ; Best Wishes to the i Graduating Class of I959 3 MAdison 3-2383 WINNEMUCCA NEVADA JACKIFS i DESERT INN BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS of I959 KS: 'JLJK West U.S. Highway 40 PARK MOTEL BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES hAarge and Frank Bengochea RDR.H EBESTlN BAND INSTRUMENTS PIANOS ORGANS ACCORDIANS Summerhays Music Company 37W Somh Sfafe 512. Self Lake Chy Uf. Salt Lake City Music Company 3715 Soufh s+a+e s+n SaH Lake Cl+y lJt No 27040