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

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k Principal PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Mr. Lyman Bruce Samuel Johnson once said, Nothing will ever be attempted if all possible objections must first be overcome.n Perhaps this applies directly to students us well as philosophers. Progress is made by those believing in :1 cnuse,anidc;1 or even a passing tliOught. My message to the students of Humboldt C0unty High and all those who may scan the pages of this yearbook would be to echo Samuel Johnson. The faculty and students responsible for organizing and pro- ducing our annual certainly typify those who go ahead in spite of many Obstacles and objections from :1 variety of sources. Valuable development ofchnmctcr, imlustriousncss, dependability and perseverance is seen in those Who struggle through the maze of organization involved in pm- ducing this publication. And so it is my wish that all of us realize the obstacles overcome by the yearbook staff, and in this realization apply Sam johnsonls saga- city to any task we may lTJVCS Attempt :md Overcome, the road to success and happiness. l.ym.m Bruce, Principul llillfl' ll

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Superintendent SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Mr. chry Nelson lt is hopcd that a large percentage of thc mcmbcrs uf thc Scnior Clixx of the Humboldt County High School will be .ilwlc m cuntinuc thcir cducntinn. lt sccms that industry and busincss are making morc ulcnmmls for tlicir employees to have :1 college CtlUC'JIlUH. Prcilictiom imlicatc that many members of yuur clnxx will havn- .11 lcasi thrcc different kinds of iubs during .1 lifetime. ilihcsc iubs will .ill lelHJHkl more training .md cduczuion. Therefore, further cnlucntion is thc UHlY sure way that these adjustments can lx' mnnlc with A minimum ml. clhllnrt. I wish m cxtcnd my hmrticsi congratulnmm .iml lint Wixlicx in thy cliixx of 1966. You have :1 splendid record as .m uutsmmling class, .iml any of you have shown exceptional leadership and sclmlnxtic ability Henry Nclmn, County Superimcmlcnt

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AS 5 I STAN T Assistant Superintendcm SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Advicc ls nut rcmlily nucpxul unlcss requested, but I will remind tlu- numbers of the class of 1966 that tlwy should plan In ubmin further schooling. 1: is becoming imrmsingly cvidcnr that achievement of desirable living snmlurds And the intelligent par- ticipation in publiu xllfnir; arc xlcpcndcm upon a substantial education It provides mnsulcrlnblc plmsuru m reflect on the splendid academic :nul .urivity rccunl whidx your class has mmlr. l r'ongrluulltc ynu UH yuur suctcsscs, and 1 am sun: you will have mzmy murc since you lmvc also learned to accept your illJrc ml responsibilities. Albert M. lnwry, Amismm Superimcnclnm Mr Albert lowry Vut Pllmiplll Mr. Dolam has been very uCtivc in rhc llclll ul spurts :15 well as :1 vice principlll. Hi5 mmy duties kccp him very busy, but llL' .1lw.1ys fimls timc m lu- nf assistance to any studcm wlm nculs him. Ml lulu: Dulun l'um' lL