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

Text from Pages 1 - 101 of the 1961 volume:

EDITOR - PATRICIA CALLAHAN BUSINESS MANAGER - STEPHEN FERRARO Patricia Callahan Stephen Ferraro Editor Easiness Manager Judy LnRue Sharon Yeazel Albert Peralta Bill Peterson 1 Assistant Editor Asst. Bus. Mgr. Associate Editor Assoc. Bus. Mgr. Pat Ilolladay Dennis Woodward Kathy McBride Rolfe Stearns Art Editor Sports Editor Freshmen Rep. Soph. Rep. Rena Pasquale Mrs. Cmver Society Editor Advisor Sponsored by NEW STAR BROILER MR. JOHN DOLAN , .X kindly word As in the halls he passes by, Each day the same friendly twinkle In his eye. Through years of service, Heartaches and joys, Classrooms of books, Laughter and noise, h Mr. Dolan has proved himself beyond compare, A friend who is loyal, just, and fair. DICK F RANSWAY TOM O'CARROLL Save :1 place in your hearts, our friends so dear, For those of us who are not here today- Spenk only of them kindly, and in a loving way. Seek not to think of their passing, Or of wrongs they may have done; Think only of them living, and the goals They 1111 have won. Think of the deedsy they did for others: You-Hzmd their fellow men. Look forward to the day when you Shall meet with them again. Have :1 joy within your soul, For you once knew them too. Those wonderful people who now though gone Are still so dear to all they knew. JACK MURDOCK i 1 i F m 4. xirfvv$$ v: f, , Pmdded Sponsored by THE PAK OUT SW 2064, SW em, I 0W The student body was very proud to have chosen these capable officers to have led them this year. The yearbook staff wishes to congratulate them on a job well done. , John Krueger, Treasurer Carol Bengochea, Vice President Louie Eiguren, President Connie Bell, Secretary Jessel de Arrieta, Head Cheerleader ,. liu-hcgwthn, W. Memrc. P. Ilullmiay, C Uguldea, L. I-Zriksen, C. Bell, IA. 1-333,me J. de Arriom, P. Callahan, J. Wegmnn, C. Bengochea, L. Dux'bin .1. Krueger, M. Dolan, R. Chesser. F. Echave Student Council was formed in our school a year ago for the first time. Although it is :1 comparatively new function in Humboldt County High School, it has progressed very success- fully. The students have cooperated with the council in maintaining student government. We would like to thank Mr. Kerth for bringing student government to our school. . . C ML: ' ,,-, n-un?yLmrilxvt'HLmJPJ-Iiir - w-aWta' M nM-Jk d... V-IN-M-w ..-u.,, A, .. J. Stonestreet, F. McDonald, D. Schoff, A. Slates. N. Harrison. D. McDaniel, H. Link, V. Duurtc, D. dener, J. Latimore, J. Verner, B. Lyle, H. Burton, S. Fuller, J. Scibior, J. Vivier, Mrs. Vozlch, J. Ugaldea, A. Douglas. J. Green, S. Noble, L. Durbin I'HA's motto, '1 ow:n d New Horizons , is an infinite challenge and expresses the purpose . of the organization, to learn to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. D, anner--Puhlic vazltiuns Mrs. Voucthdwsur J. GreennTrczlsm'vr S. Noble-vVice President 14. Durbin--President A. DnuglnS Secretary J. Uguldeunllistorinn D. SchoffHScmg Imulvr H. Bux'tonA-Purlizlmenturizm Sponsored by HOOFT'S BAKERY 1511::11. I'k'hnx'w 'l'nn: IHLCUU Hull McDrmuM MH-it- Stvphcnsnn RUE f l St'llI.l11X':' Saw. illit'a'llsx. Pl'USi'lt'Ht View Prvswlml EMW Sponsored by KIRK'S MARKET Mr. C. Walker Mike Stephenson Bob Echeverria Butch McMurtrey Louie Hernandez Cecil Martin David McDonald Terry Fagg Dennis Woodward Mike Dolan Don Carter Jim Daniels Bill Donaldson Joe Mustard Frank Echave Paul McDonald Alberta Peralta Max Willis Tom Logue Louie Eiguren Mr. Livsey H IX fh' Row 1, Down: J. Baratcart, M. Franswny, A. Garijo, H. Bell, S. Whiting, R. Mincer, S. 1 Yeazel, L. Curutchet, L. Bill, J. Woodward. Row 2, Doxm: 1.. Elwell, C. DeLaMare, C. I Ugaldea, S. Peterson, P. Vice, L. Eriksen, L. Robear, F. McDonald, C. Nelms. R. Pasquale. Row 3, Across: J. DeArriem, PI. Petermun, L. Durbin, W. Moore, J. Kendall, L. Larson. RowJ, Across: J. Arrate, J. Wegmun, AV Douglas, L. Zilkey, C. Muir, C. Bell. Row 5, Down: J. Stoneslreet, D. Shepherd, J.Meginness, J. DeLQng, Y. Watts, J. Hybskmann, D. Wagner. D. Phillips, J. Cluusen, 1.. Wilton. Row 6, Down: R. Jones, D. Bengoa, P. DeLong, W. Robins, B. Sanders, V. Neville, C Murdock, A. Willis, .1. Stoddard, C. Jeanney. Miss Smith, Advisor 1- ! .hlriy Wvgmzm Phyllis Vice Rena Pasquale Iymw Ihn'hin 'I'rv-usun-r Secrutilry President Swrgunm 11 krmn Sponsored by VICTORY SUPPLY CO. Lauren Curutchet Secretary Charlotte Nelms Treasurer J o Woodward President Judy Wegman Vice President Jessell DeArrieta Sergeant at Arms 13 Mr. Maycroff, Advisor. Left row: T. Bengochca, C. Bell, C. Uguldeu, C. Bengocheu, C. Jeanney, S. Yeazel, S. Whiting, R. Pasquale, P. Vice, J. Kendall, M. Franswuy, D. Bengozl, J. Meginness. Middle row: P. Callahan, W. Moore, IN Eigurcn, J. deArriem, W. Dillon. Third row: L. Durbin, F. lichnvc, L. Eriksen, D. Phillips. F. Uriguen, P. McDonald, A. Perultu. J. Wegman, D. Woodward, J. Krueger, P. Dolan, B. Peterson, Mr. Etchegoyhen, Advisur. Sponsored by WINNEMUCCA LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS lat 3W 0M 2M SW Ogam t3. Ugnhlm, Representative; S. Whiting, 890.; P. Vice, Secs. 15. Edmvo, Vice Pres. ; J. M. Peterson, Vice Pros.; M. I'runsway, Presu. deArricm, Treus. , J. Kendall, Pros.; C. Uguldea, 19. Uriguen, Treus. Representative. W Drum Mujrn' 1WHST SEMESTER WFFH'I'IHS 5 C. Hmmmrhm .I. deA-eriutzl M. Frzmswny Y. 1'. Lib. TIWHKS. 1.. Iix'iI-Laun .I. Kendall P. Hollzuluy PI'US. Sac. lbw. 1 1 7164442 6144 l SI'XX A'D SICM EST I-IH 017 NC HHS Mr. Snyder P. Holladay J. deArrieta V. Neville Director Rep. Lib. Treas. R. Jones D. Carter L. See Sec. Pres. V. P. Sponsored by FRANK'S SUPERIOR SHOE SHOP 15 I 16 . Bell . Weikol . Fuller . Clumsm' . IicAl'rietu I McDonald Hi 11 Hongun . Smnestrool . Amulo v Scibinr KIcIkmiCls S. R. . Stearns T I C. I .1 . Patterson Miller Peterman L'gu 1d 911 '. trigucn Kendall M incer . Marcuerqumgn V Bodily Locumberry . Travis Jones C G H . Neville . Nolms . Eriksen Bengochea Moore . Boyd , Shields Kihztru Bu Ckus 170 Ste r Evans . Carter A. Haney Sponsored by DILLON'S RICHFIELD SERVICE L. See K. Kephart K. Hucknbn C, Jennncy M. Fransway B, Sanders C. Hurdgrnve J. Verner R. Diehl Y. XVzltIS M. Diehl P. HOHfldlly Sponsored by KREME KONE W First row: Linda Eriksen, Phyllis Vic, Winifred Moore, Myrna Franswuy. Sharon Yeuzel, Jessell deArriem. Third row: Lauren Cumtchet, Cathy Jeanney, Judy KendalL row: Connie Bell, Cheryl Ugnlden, Charlotte Nolms, Loom Bill. The Buckzlrcttcs, Ll group of fourteon girls, present various dances :11 basketball and football games. They compose their own steps and design their own costumes. At the end of the year, the hiwvsteppcrs of Humboldt High present :1 Spring Revue, made up of :111 the dances perfm'med during the year and one surprisc' It is an hunm- to belong to this mxtstanding organization. dance. 18 Sponsored by SONOMA INN Second row: Susan Whiting, Fourth Sharon Yeazel President Ohservmg mm meg Back row: Mr. Brannon Adviser E A. D. . Stcrns Sosa wmhlm Caudxll Chemistry experiment. c. Chamberlain EV Bowen P. Dulan 2nd row: 1 A. Pernlta E. Peterson D. Mcchh T. Wihon From row , PA Durbm I J. Bulan R. Duylon Sponsored by WAGN ER WAREHOUSE Classiflculiun col nuuve organisms. m 9......H -.....'. - --.--L.;.. aw...- wumv'm EXEC5 OF H5115. e: EaSt mmLIJQSLa ' u- 1 . K. x1 L- 3 mg I I1 QM 1w N. URJLEN L LtADJ Our rrincipal a H. .H.1. Humboldt Founty High , N I, A J . b 1 1 ;-. . W 3' 1111' Robert Kerth, was 1 School has practice teach- 1 THA t S 6000 MILES , the delegate from Nevada to attord the convention 0 f 5000 : ry school J2 A er in Home EC. Her name 1 The long, lean lighe is Carol Ann Dodson and frame of Loni? Eiguren has she will be here for six been missed at H.C.H.S. principll from 90 11'15' weeks learning different during the past week, es- Er' K1rth bel1eves tha t teach1ng methods in Home Deciailv by Jessell! Lou th15 CUN CH11 on was the 33. has atiending the annual hithlight 01 his career. Carol is aJr. at the meeting; Of the House Of 1hn 115 'U5519n and the OUt University of Nevada in Burgesie: to learn the -mbk A .5 3 1; m r: . . 5L1n111; man 33 yet mude Reno. She 1s a student qt funct1ons of rovernment 3.1-1 +,. 1.1y- . , - 1 J H1 111? JEYV Jortnwn1le. the College Qf A3r1cu1ture and tne purpose of a Luere war 7 125 present IJhich is a unit within the nation ' I v, vwa 5 .w..- WILM .-'...m 1 1 111m: Back row: D Taylor,D.Lu11 R. Pasquale, L. See K. Rankin H.Sowers,A.Doug1as Front row: Soci A1.80551 J Mayeroff, Adviser. L. Durbin, Editor;R. Stearns, Asst. Editor;J.Wegman,Soc1etvEd1tor n: nawm. ... . O W said be m 5011.1 .:. 3'ng , M, ; UHLL'I Jv 1 ma 32:01. 86:00:22, :ZLEZ; career in the teaching It has been said that 5 V . school started. field. . ?he Saeereart s .8311 was H R ST S I-T M EST If H Lev anuettc, Torry Gubioln, Sydney Peterson, Kassy Murdock. Roy Winder. Jim Daniels. Hum mummu 15:?- ' SECOND SEM EST 1-: R Xmirut Intuglxx Ihmmm Mum; Xmum Ulwhll, ,Tunlvv Silva, CJrnI Del,uM.'lre, 1.111111 'riiHa-y! $5 , . 4 I ,4 -1 .- xxx- VAS$5 t . . L; A VA-.--.....-'.v..-. -wa-w ... x . x Q; Frances L'I'iguvn Jesscll deArrleta Head Cheerleader Judy K cndu 11 Lynne Durhin Sponsored by C. 8. BROWN COMPANY INC. tth'Lx le1 --z' Elwh 1.1mm Sponsored by STOCKMEN'S STORE Bub ICChM'cI'r'm Captum T. Bengochen C. Martin Manager Manager L. EigureM Wingback J. Daniels Tackle i. AII-state 9'YY'JV3wQKE'u , D. Woodward Fullback F. Echave Halfback B. Echeverriw Center P. McDonaldt Guard - ?- - -: ?323: J. Mustard Tackle B Donaldsom Sponsored by GOLDEN RULE STORE Tame .4 -44.; - W A. Peralta Guard End p. mafia? Halfbacld 1 D. McDonald Gus. rd M. Bosch Fullback ', Dillon 5:563464 F! T. Low? Quarterback All-state Capt. A. George 'Halfback Y ;-135': L1. $10thch ERY WARD co. P. Dnlzm 13: RLDayton . Quhrterback TVETVH I Periilta, R. Zimmerman, V. Goicovic. P. Durbin. D. Kihara. J. Bidart, T. Bengochea, D. McDonald, Martin. A. Peralta, R. Chesser. F. Echave. D. Shields, .1. Boyd, T. Wilton, M. Jordan. 2nd row: Pernltlo, 13. Howard, A. George, J Daniels, C. McClintick, J. Mustard, M. Bosch, D. Woodward, Dayton. M. Willis, D. Symmes. T. Logue. P. McDonald. W. Dillon. 3rd row: Coach Livsey, K. Starr, Harrison. 11. Donaldson. B. McMurtrey, M. Dolan, D. Carter, S. Patterson, L. Lecumberry, P. Dolan, B. Echeverrizi, J1 Putnam, 1.. Eiguren. M. Stephenson, Coach Walker. 7mm GRIDIRON HISTORY The defending A Champion Buckaroos emerged victorious from their first game of the season when they defeated the Fallon Greenwaves in a non-conference game by a score of 13-6. The second non-conference clash was with the Carson City Senators with the Senators winning 26-6. In our first conference game with the Douglas Tigers, the Bucks came out winners 7-0. The Bucks won their second conference game by defeating the Tahoe-Truckee Wolverines 3041. The fifth game of the season was a non-conference game with the Bike Indians. It was :1 close game with the Bucks winning 7-6. The next week the team-traveled t0 Yerington to beat them in :1 conference game 13-0. The next game was with SouthiTahoe at home. The Bucks lost their only conference game of the season at a score of 13-25. The. final of the 1960 season was our Homecoming Game with Lovelock, the team favored to win, ended in the final score of 14-12 in favor of the Buckaroos. Fallon 6 ------------ --- Winnemucca 13 Carson City 26 ----------- Winnemucca 6 Douglas 0 -------------- Winnemucca 7 Elko 6 ----------------- Winnemucca 7 Tahoe Truckee 0 -------- Winnemucca 20 Yerington 0 ------------- Winnemucca 13 South Tahoe 25 ---------- Winnemucca 13 Lovelock 12 ------------- Winnemucca 14 Sponsored by MODERN CLEANERS Cmnch LiVSOV. BL Sluphcuswn, YA Putnwn:. ?8: ' ;c?.?w Ilwhu1.ER Eigumtl, 1- . I'IL'huvc, E. Txhsnn. I7. ?xIL-Ierli. 1' I ;.1 ,- TL 'JwaiWM'zi. Martin. Manager. 7mm 34446564415 a Tom Logue Herb Livsey ecil Martin L Co-Captain Coach Manager Fchex'errxu. IV. M. Willis. C. Mike Stephenson Co-Captain Sponsored by SEWELL'S w' . 0' . vi a .rn, ' .: LEW? 3335;3'4W; M: A :' '1'g', f.U ,r .2. w x . U 13 , r . M Mike Stephenson Forward Dennis Woodward Bob Echeverria Center Louie Eiguren m -5 3.: r ii 925- .3; ILdkt'im'l .V 132 11 .1. V'.; Jerrv Putnam Fo rward Frank Behave y prRo SIREJET MARK: Spbpgogcd .ab lat... u..u.. , FAY .1,.hmc.9..$!.u , . . . . y? u x:- v I t Sponsored by MIMI'S Tom Wilton Manager Ronald Dayton Captain Mr. Dolan Coach Sponsored by WINNEMUCCA MERCANTILE 33 IA. Hernandez, M. Dolan, F. Echzwe. P. Schnitzer, G. Bengochea, T. Fagg, M. Stephenson, L. ; Eiguren. R. Strickland. D. McNinch, B. Ballantyne, D. Carter, E. Mason, B. Echeverrin, 11. Blair, M. Willis, Cozwhajohn Mayemff. 7mm 7mm Sponsored by NORMAN'S BAR K . Dun Kihz'lrn George Dchmg Kenton Bodily Jim Boyd David Anderson IL Pemlm J. lercucrquizxgzl J. Snow R. Devilbiss 3A M. Bosch, S. Patterson, M. Willis, J. Guirlani, M. Stephenson, L. Eiguren, L. McMurtrey, J. Putnam, T. Logue, P. Dolan, Herb Livsey, Coach. Bottom row: L. Backus, R. Peraldo, R. Dayton, L. Ugaldea, P. McDonald, J. Mustard, P. Durbin. Jim McBain Manager 3mm 7mm 35 V Ihlnms anlxxx'nwl. Milm Hulzm. Inuio lfigurvn. Shurnn Ywnxvl. 1mm I'lr'.:k.k:W. lxnnw Imrhm. P151 Mulhm-I 5, H111ernhuxpzwxx 1w. 1' vhm x'l'l'lil ' 1wsv mvs :mt U 11' s wvn- L'IUSUH n 1'0 Jn-son um NH 11 l . la l l I I l H l 111 Numw High Svhwll 1H Ho vs':1mJGi1'ls SLm- m lh-nn ch'mizl. Frank Fchnve, Deanna Miner, Al McErquiaga, Alfonso George. Tim DeLong, Terry Gubmla , The Nevada High School Rodeo ms held June 11 and 12, 1960 m Reno. Al McErquiage won the mm or All-Aruund Cowboy by plncmg m the cutting, saddle brunc, bareback riding, and steer stopmg. He then participated in the National High School Rodeo in Hot Spnngs, South Dakota on August 5, 19m AL MCERQUIAGE 71W Wad $55006 z4lZ-AW 6444a; JV Sponsored by THE TOGGERY b Joyce Clausen Freshmen Candidate Linda Wilton Junior Candidate Spansuved by MARTIN HOTEL and BAR Cathy Jeanney Sophomore Candidate u UI$O3NH He's in the Jailhouse Now. Darling! At last! One cup of milk, a pinch of salt ..... Wish I Could Shimmy Like My ..... Who's that at the right? :oooqo: .... 10. And now a word from Coach Walker. . . . Ladies and gentlemen, I would like ..... No comment. Fight on for Humboldt High Boys What do we do now ? 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Tammyyyy. . . Tammyyyyy. . . . Then I poured the cork down the drain. Now for our next contestant. What did you say your name was ? Oh, not you guys again. 43 g i. 5 i 5. la? m W W m FRONTIER MOTEL Sponsored by 3, 9.3 V '5, . , :. ma 7 . . .witultpy; ...v .35: ,lgu.gggi ,, :VSZM .. ;. x .. ; CAST Sharon Yeazel Bill Hornbarger Connie Bell Lynne Durbin Carol Bengochea Paul McDonald Lenny See Jo Woodward Jim Daniels Dennis Woodward Bob Echeverria Louie Eiguren Rena Pasquale Judi Green Marilyn Cowan Joe Mustard Barbara, try to remember. Cull me Jimmy. Sm 65444 Play 7m we am PRESENTED BY THE ENGLISH IV CLASS Sponsored by MARIE'S FLOWER SHOP About the will. . . . Ladies and gentlemen. ,. DIRECT ED BY: Herb Livsey John IVlzweruff ASSISTED BY: Vici Duarte Pat Holliday Merideth Davis Donna Wagner Kenny Rankin Jim McBain Lois Craver Please, Miss Kelton! ! ! 4'7 Judi Ul'cml Hollis Burton ,1 :micc Silv :1 Juanita Stnm'stl't'vt Lymn- Hurhin Seaman?! ' gal! 2W LYNNE DURBIN K 9J1 MR. 5mm '4 Wimdge It is :1 pleasure 101' mo 10 110111,:111111111110 the Class Of 1961 for completing: one phase 111 ynur life by graduating from high school. I have known many high school graduates who huve become lost in the struggle fur existence because of nut having; :1 goal in life. They have listened to wron1r advice. They 11:11'0 become followers. M;111y curry along; too much excess baggage 11nd flounder along the 11'113'. It is 11111101111111 111 set ynur cnursv 1111 :1 goal 111111 keep it in sight at :111 times. Know your DILIHS :11111 SOC that they :11'0 :1L'L-1111111115I1C1l. Got the proper guidance from your 11111101115, touchvrs. 111111 successful 111011 :11111 women and let 110 one send you on :1 detour lhul 1111114 11011 1iczul-1-ml 1111:111. MRS. YRUI-ITA Nli 151 DJ nofsu- MRS. YEAZEI. MR. KERTH ?Wd '4 W As our school year draws to a close and I glance around to determine our accomplish- ments, I uncover some enlightening statistics. Twenty-four members of our Senior Class are planning on continuing their education next year. Three members of Our Junior Class ranked above the ninety-third percentile on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. A Vocational Shop program, plus four additional courses, entered our curriculum during the past year. Our Student Body President represented the State of Nevada at the Student Leadership Clinic at Camp Williamsburg, Virginia. I feel this has truly been a most successful school year. To the members of the Class of 1961--it has been a privilege to guide and counsel you during the past two years. I feel that each of you is well prepared to enter our complex society. I wish each of you the Very Best of Success in whatever you choose for your next goal. SI 7mm; MRS. HI'H'I'HN linglwh. Sln-m-h Utah Stzllc MR. HHANNUN Hun, Scu'nvu, Dr. l'rnmlmg. l'siulugy 1 nixL-1 sil v u! Ukluhumu MRS. CHAVICR l,ibrzn'izln Unvvrsity of Nevada . MIL Iml AN 1.54 lestwl'y P.Ii, I UH vrsulv H1 vi'udn v3.4! A :r m r f. M t J 5A 'VN' i x. MM, IC'HWIMLLJYIEFN Imp. Swl : Ummm, l'Mm' UQ'UIH, l'mxwrmtx wt v .KV'. 'H.S MR. MAYI-IROI'Y I LLS. llist., .Innrnztlimn, ! World IIist., Sucinlugy University 0f Novzuin MISS POL'IJN Shunhund. 1313ng Boole keep x 11;: University of Nm'm 1:1 SNYDER Bum! MIL MISS SMITH Health, English II. P. E. Utah State MRS. VEACII Home EC. , Family Rel. Southern Illinois University K i MISS ST 1le DING 5 Spanish. American 4 Government lfrlix'el'sity Of ' J MR. VHACII Shup. Mech. . Drawing Southern Illinois University . mum W . MR. JOHNSON Gen. Math, Physics, Alg. 1, Chem. University of Montana 1 hi South Carolina MR. WALKER Gem Muth, Physics, Alg. 1. Chem. L'niversity of Nevada E; 5., : . - s'. : , b, A . ' . A. A ' - 3 1' A 'I , I t: Drum. and Circumstance. HHHANY UARVllI- Hum Eumw :- Pm'w Judy LnHuo John Kruvger Bob Echeverrln 'l'n-usurvr Vivc President President Sponsored by SHEPHARD MOTEL l 5m 61444 Officow Mnrcm 'I'lmm tnut pu-mrmh SvL-n-mry Mike Dnlnn PLmI Mclhumltl Lynne Durhin lh'pl'vsvntullvo Vice Prcsuient Prowlent Stephen F0 rrnru Sec retu ry .lim MvBain 'I' l'UIlSlerr Mike Dulnn Representative la! 5W R1155 Stmuium Advisur Mr. litclwguyln-n Adv 1 Sn r 21d 3mm BOB BA LLANTYNE CONNIE B If L L CAROL BENGOCHEA PAT RICIA CALLA HAN NAOMI CAUDILL NATHELLE CARTER I Sponsored by aoscn's JEWELERS 5, zai- MEREDITH DAVIS JIM DANIELS MARI LYN COWAN BILL IX NALDSON MIKE DOLAN i 1 TIM D 1-: LONG 1 SB Spensored by HUMBOLDT STAR VICI DUA RT E LYNNE DURBIN 1' RA NK E C I IA V 1'? BOB ECHEVERRIA LOUIE EIGUREN STEPHEN FERRARO Sponsored by UPTOWN GROCERY 59 l RIC'HA RD GRA HAM TERRY GABIOLA CHARLES FOREST PATRICIA IIOIJLADAY fx 1 - 4 I W JUDIE GREEN 1 CAR L CRAUVOC EL R 60 Sponsored by PARADISE MERCANTILE HILI. H! MNBAHHICR JOHN KRUEGER .415. ; wgmv '2 .AMH .IL'DY KENDA 1.11 JUDY KYLER Sponsored by HUMBOLDT COUNTY FARM SUPPLY .HM KIHKI'R JUDY LaRU 1-2 6! JIM MCBAIN BARBARA LYELL LL DIANA LU FRANCES MILLER ED MASON ,D PA U L MCDONA I JOE MUSTARD RENA PASQUA LE K ENNY RANKIN LINDA ROBEAR LENNY SEE JUNEEN TALBOTT 63 DELPHINE TAYLOR YRA NC ICS URIGUICN 64 A MARCIA TIMM I-ILYNOR VERDE Sponsored by DYER LUMBER COMPANY JOSEPHINE UGALDEA DONNA WAGNE R JIM WHOLEY D ENNIS X OODWARD JO WOODWA RD SHARON YEAZEL GLORIA ZATICA Not pictured L: j JIM JONES JERRY TRAVIS STAN MCCOY HENRY PERALTA KEN KEPHART LEE PAQUETTE Spansored by BENGOCHEA AND GABIOLA 55 Mighty Senior Buddy Bob 13. L ! .luhn Rnker '1 1 0:1suro r .Im'ry Gnvirn 'IW'vusuror Bill Pt-tex'son Vice President Bill Pvtvrsnn VIVU PrL-suh-nt Mrs. Veuvh Advnsur NUI Inu-tm'wl' Mr. Wzlllmr Ativmnr A lbort Pernltu President Phyllis Vice Linda Eriksvn Secretary Iioprcsvntat we 14! 5mm Alhorl IR-rullu Prhsidonl .Innvt Hybskmunn Ilimlu liriksen Secretary RepreSt-nmln'v 2d SW Sponsoved by SCOTT SHADY COURT Julie Burntczlrt Learn Bill Mike Bost'h . W of 7962 Hollis Burton : w-u-swm Don Carter Charles Clnrno Jessell de Arrieta Sue Davis I J ean De Long i Andrea Douglas L: 0 Don Duarte John Duvivier :iw 2. E I t i i 9 ; 70 E x 1 Bryant Elwell Terry Fagg Linda Erikscn 66444 of l?62 Ingrid Evans Lillian Elwell Dean Forest 7l Myrna Franswny Louis Hernandez Louise Geitz 6544a of 7962 Joe Giurlani Sponsored by CORNER DRUG STORE Gerry Guvica Melinda Hunt Janet Ilyhskmnnn Rim James Velma Inucirica ' 65444 a; 7962 Roberta Link Tom Logue Deanna Maier ray .; a Sponsored by . 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Willis Sponsored by GILL AND JERRY'S FLYING A SERVICE 91 7am 5mm Back row: V. Lyle D. Wilson C. Chamberlain F. Nnchiando J. Jones M. Mutz Front row: R. Hilton C. Chamberlain D. Jones J. Stanford B. Shaw WW9 7W 7eac4m Mr. Chittavoravong's home is Vientiane, Laos. . He is 21 years old. He completed grammar and high school in Vientiane and attended college at the Uni- versity of Thailand. In college he took a teacher preparatory program as his plans at the time were to teach in the public schools of Laos. After completing his second year of college, Mr. Chittavoravong show- ed a special interest in working toward raising the standards of education in his country. In order to do this, he made an application to the National Defense Administration of the United States to qualify under the foreign teacher exchange program. The primary purpose of the Foreign National Ex- change is for the visiting teachers to see our Amer- ican society on a daily routine. This is accomplished by the teacher visiting the different aspects of Amer- ican life. Mr. Chittavoravong visited the city of Winnemucca and Humboldt County for fourteen days. On his return to Carson City, he made the statement that Winnemucca was the friendliest community that he had seen and visited in the United States. 93 61m 79ch Future is on a visit to our fair town. As he rides around, he sees H. C. H.S. with tennis courts, swimming pool, and ball field. There's LOUIE EIGUREN with his grocery chain stores, and he also has part interest in Dyer Lumber Co. Better slow down, for there's DONN A WAGNER prowling around in her patrol car. This is a good profession for our retired champion wrestler. Then there's JUDY LARUE. She is still living in that four-room trailer with the fifteen kids she's always dreamed of . BOB ECHEVERRIA is in his summer house on Snob Hill. He rests there from coach- ing his famous world-renowned all-girl basketball team. J UDIE GREEN is just re- turning from Russia where she has been a U. S. foreign minister. With her is that famous short story writer, VICI DUARTE, editor of My Confessions. We see FRANCES URIGUEN in her Hill Crest Cafe on Radar Hill serving meals to all the air force boys and their gals. She is visited often by JUDY KENDALL, outstanding comedienne, with the help of her behind-the-scenes man, Mike. '3 Further along we see SHARON YE AZEL giving dancing lessons at an Arthur Murray Studio. Her part-time helper is LINDA ROBEAR, who is happily married to the man she met at Zone Tournament of 1961. A frequent visitor to the studio is BILL HE AVY DONALDSON, the wealthy miner of that thriving metropolis, Jungo. Wandering through the halls of H. C. H.S. again we see new faces. Oops! There's one we recognize. Hi, TERRY GABIOLA. Sitting behind the big desk in the office is BOB, excuse me; R. H. BALLANTYNE. No wonder there's a drag strip behind the school! We see some familiar teachers, too. MARILYN COWAN is teaching the commercial courses. As a sideline she is a stenographer at the Humboldt County Court House. We see MIKE the Brain DOLAN coming out of the chemistry lab. So that's where the loud roar came from! As we peek in the gym door we see-why-our little active DURBIN showing her class how to do pushups, and we hear her say, Now, girls, isn't it great to be coordinated? And here's CONNIE BELL being carried out on a stretcher? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? That's right, she's just had 5th period study hall. As we leave the school, J OSEPHINE UGALDEA is seen bringing her children down the hall. Wonder- where she's going? Why, of course, to the play school in the Home Ec. room. BILL HORNBARGER is now a prospering young lawyer. However, he did have a hard start after he lost his first big case to Miss Scott. CAROL BENGOCHEA became a neurologist and specializes in fingernail biters. Her office is just around the corner from RICHARD GRAHAM'S cracker company. What's that wonderful smell coming from down the street? 0h, PAT HOLLADAY has established a thriving sweet shop, and those cookies of hers are delicious. Next door is the Navy Recruiting Post. Wonder who just went in to sign up? Well it's JIM DANIELS and PAUL MCDONALD! It's the third time they've singed up. Boy, those waves must be something! We hear NAOMI CAUDILL is the new manager of J.C. Penney Co. She's put JIM MCBAIN on regular now, and he's really working his way up. Soon he'll be as'sistant janitor. Have you heard of the SHAW, ECHAVE, DELONG Cattle Kingdom? Of course you have. They own the biggest cattle spread in the United States, extending from the J ackson Range to Golconda and ending on the Oregon border. STEVE, FERRARO is now an international flower seller and while in Hawaii last year he bought all the orchid in- terests on the islands. His wife has one complaint--he never brings her a bouquet of flowers. t RENA PASQU ALE has a booming business running a nursery school. Her own seven kids help out a lot. DIANE WILSON and BARBARA LYELL are the owner of a company that manufactures deck tennis rings. They are also the deck tennis champions of the world. W...- .ch Seen your dentist lately? Well, if you haven't , try ARTHURETTA J. WOODWARD, D.D. S. She pulls teeth at no extra charge. Or maybe you just need a rest and a quiet place to relax. Go to CALLAHAN'S Guest Ranch in Orovada. You'll find plenty of food and rest if the cowboys don't make too much noise. Guess who's just come to town! The All- American playboy, JOHN ARTHUR KRUEGER, and what a roll of bills he's carrying! Girls, watch out! ! KEN KE PHART is slowly nudging Harry J ames out of business. Hot Lips Ken just made his debut in Las Vegas and everyone is clamoring for more. Go, man go! A new world's pole vaulting record has been made by one of our own H. C. H. S. boys. ED MASON vaulted the bar at 18 U4'. We knew he could do it. Congratulations, Ed! DENNIS WOODWARD surely has surprised us. He's an English professor at the Uni- versity of Nevada! His favorite author is Zane Gray. JIM KIRKER, pardon me, Major J ames K. Kirker, is back in town. After his appointment by Senator Bible for the U.S. Air Force Academy and all the work he's been through, it was quite a shock when he was assigned to W. A. F. B. for life. Sergeant KEN RANKIN of the National Guard is giving the air force tough competition when it comes to enlistments since they both have recruiting offices in Nixon Hall. T. V. has made a few drastic changes in the last few years. We see DIANA LULL in place of Hinkly-Brinkly on N. B. C. She gives us all the world news and is also on the international debate team for A Student's Voice in American Schools. If we switch channels, we see the new McCoy I show with their hot rod son STAN the Man, our own real McCoy. J OE MUSTARD found it hard making a living after he was forced out of business. Following his failure, he gave in and became joint owner in his competitor's company, Ketsup Cups. We find their tomato picker to be MEREDITH DAVIS. She enjoys herjob in Southern California except--there she goes again--loosing her contact lenses. , Wait! 1 y A flash bulletin from the Humboldt Star. Miss GLORIA ZATICA has'done it! Congratulations Miss Wool Maker of 1975 and former Nevada seamstress. Oh, LENNY SEE is now a top-notch reporter for the Star. Soon he'll be editor. The Heap of the Week belongs to daredevil CHARLES FOREST and his Bonneville Flat Bomb. CARL GRAUVOGEL is always out at his little mine in the Sonoma Range. He hasn't found any valuable ore yet but is making a fortune selling worthless stock. Honest Carl is what he calls himself. FRANCES MILLER is now a prominent member of the Nevada Supreme Court. She makes a daily run from Carson City to her Paradise Ranch in her four-wheel drive 'Copter. NATHELLE CARTER has found success in her dog kennels business. She advertises and says her dogs are the best in the West. She's renting out one room to the owner of Starbright Productions, Director HENRY J . PERALT A. In Henry's last production he starred as CleopatrayMiss MARCIA TIMM. Alas, Future has reached the end of his trip and has discovered the H. C. H.S. graduates of 1961 in their various roles as prominent citizens of Winnemucca, U.S. A. Submitted by RENA PASQU ALE and PAT HOLLADAY 95 61m 706d We, the members of the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and sixty-one, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby bequeath our talents, abilities, and properties as follows: I, BOB BALLANTYNE, will my safe-driving ability to Bryant Elwell. I, CONNIE BELL, will my ability to get to Buckarettes on time to J essell DeArrieta. I, CAROL BENGOCHEA, will my luxurious nails to Judy Wegman. I, PAT CALLAH AN, will my love of school to Linda Eriksen. I, NATHELLE CARTER, will my graceful basketball ability to John Duvivier. I, NAOMI CAUDILL, will my shy little laugh to Marilyn Mentaberry. I, MARILYN COWAN, will my love of commercial courses to Louise Geitz. I, JIM DANIELS, will my hot rod to John Baker. I, MEREDITH DAVIS, will my way with boys to Phyliss Vice. 1, TIM DELONG, will my physique to Virginia Neville. 1, MIKE DOLAN, will my sweet disposition to Hollis Burton. 1, BILL DON ALDSON, will my speed on the football field to Carl McClintick. I, VICI DUARTE, will my wit to Lillian Elwell. I, LYNNE DURBIN, will my bounce to Max Willis. 1, HFRANK ECHAVE, will my great height to Katherine Murdock. I, BOB ECHEVERRIA, will my masculine charm to Paul Schnitzer. I, LOUIE EIGUREN, will my long legs to Cecil Martin. I, .STEPHAN FERRARO, will my hubcaps to Louie Hernandez. 1,.CHARLES FOREST, will my bellhop tips to Dean Forest. I, TERRY GABIOLA, will my ability to keep my drivers license to J ay Riley. 1, RICHARD GRAHAM, will my A's in history to Alfonso George. I, CARL GRAUVOGEL, will my enthusiastic nature to Joe Guirlani. I, JUDIE GREEN, will my vim, vigor, and vitality in class to Faye McDonald. 1, PAT HOLLADAY, will my artistic ability to Vera Lyell. I, BILL HORNBARGER, will my air of modesty to Jerry Putnam. I, JUDY KENDALL, will my ability to grow my own ponytail to Rita Jones. I, KEN KEPHART, will my gift of gab to John Stanford. I JIM KIRKER, will my curly locks to David McNinch. I I I I I I I I I I I l , JOHN KRUEGER, will my dating ability to Bob Van Diest. . , JUDY LARUE, will my stamina to finish school to Ingrid Evans. , DIANNA LULL, will my persistence to Wilma Robirts. , BARBARA LYELL, will my crying towel to Tommy Logue; , JIM MCBAIN, will my extravagance to Jean DeLong. , ST ANLEY MCCOY, will my boldness to Beverly McErquiaga. , PAUL MCDONALD, will my beaming smile to Butch McMurtrey. , EDDIE MASON, will my smooth-dancing technic to Albert Peralta. , FRANCES MILLER, will my blush to Curtis Hylton. , JOE MUST ARD, will my spare tire to Don Carter. , RENA PASQU ALE, will my high rating with the teachers to Larry Marcuerquiaga. , HENRY PERALTA, will my five-year pin to A1 McErquiaga. . l, KENNY RANKIN, will my preference for the younger set to Kenneth Mattice. I, LINDA ROBE AR, will my sense of humor to Terry Fagg. I, LENNY SEE, will my musical talents to Velma Laucirica. I, ARCHIE SHAW, will my dancing style to David Jones. 94 96 t ,Mw- MARCIA TIMM, will my love of guys to Linda Wilton. JOSEPHINE UGALDEA, will my Air Force career to Andrea Douglas. FR ANCES URIGUEN, will my composure to Julie Baratcart. DONNA WAGNER, will my endless energy to Susan Whiting. DIANE WILSON, will my attendance record to Mat Larson. JIM WHOLEY, will my successful grades to Janet Hybskmann. DENNIS WOODWARD, will my cowboy stature to Bill Peterson. JO WIOODWARD, will my clarinet-playing ability to Myrna Fransway. SH ARON YEAZEL, will my blackmail material to Mike Stephenson. GLORIA ZATICA, will my seat on the Paradise bus to Jerry Gavica. a .- e v u s. o HHHHHHHHHH to We, the Senior Class, will to the faculty a case of tranquilizers. We, the Senior Class, will to the students a new intercom system to cut out the static. ' i We, the Senior Class, will to the entire school a new air-conditioning system to get rid of some of the hot air. We submit this as our last will and testament. SW 65444 of 7767 Submitted by SHARON YEAZEL and J UDY LARUE 97 SW mm 79604967 FE BRU ARY SEPTEMBER 6 School begins. 9 First football game with Fallon. 16 Game with Carson. 21 G.A.T.B. Tests. 23 Game with Douglas. 26-28 Winnada pictures. 30 G.A.T.B. Tests. OCTOBER 1 Game with Tahoe Truckee. 7 Varsity and JV game with Elko. 10-14 Traveling science lecturer. 14 Game with Yerington. 18 P. S. A.T. Tests 21 Game with South Tahoe. 28 Sophomore Hop. 29 JV Game at Elko. NOVE MBER 4 Homecoming parade and assembly. 5 Homecoming ggme with Lovelock. 17 National Assembly. 24-27 Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER 3 Junior Prom Fantasy Land . 6 Betty Crocker Homemaking Test . 8 Senior Play You, the Jury . 10 First basketball game with Sparks. 16 Game with Fallon. 17 Game with Elko. 20 Christmas Concert. 22-Jan. 2 Christmas vacation. JANUARY 6 Game with Sparks. 7 Game with Yerington. 13 Game with Douglas. 14 Game with Stewart. 23-27 Traveling science demonstrator. 27 Game with Elko. 28 Game with Tahoe Truckee. Frosh Frolic. 31 Winnada pictures. 3 4 10 11 17 18 25 28 Game with Lovelock. Game with Yerington. Game with Douglas. Game with Fallon. Game with Tahoe Truckee. Game with South Tahoe. ACT Test. Game with Lovelock. Sweetheart Ball. Harlem Clowns. MARCH 2-4 Zone Tournament. 7 10- 18 24 25 31 31- National Merit Scholarship Test. 11 State Tournament. Band Solos and Ensembles. Junior Class Play The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis . GAA Dance- First baseball game. Apr. 3 Easter Vacation. APRIL .1 12 14 15 21 28' 29 Game with Fallon. Game with Lovelock. Game with Elko. I Clinic Band. National Assembly. Game with Hawthorne. Band festival in Wells. Game with Fallon. Game with Yerington. Game with Lovelock... Jr. -Sr. Banquet Senior Ball Serenade to Springtime . Game with Elko. MAY 5 9 11 13 19 20 28 Game with Hawthorne. National Assembly. Buckarette Revue. Zone Track Meet. . State Baseball Play-Offs. State Track Meet in Las Vegas. Baccalaureate. JUNE 1 Commencement. .c-m m...;. mu - 51