Wells High School - Charco Yearbook (Wells, NV)

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Foreword Memories are dreams sent back to haunt us, Pictures of old times so long ago- Painted on the canvas of a mind's-eye Vividly they sparkle all aglow. So that these sweet dreams may never leave us, Always they'll be yours and they'll be mme. Here we have recorded just the high- lights, Of a happy Nineteen Twenty-nine. To the members of the Elko County Board of Education, H, H. Cazier james Dysart Edgar Reinhart XVC wish to express our sincere appreciation.

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Senior Class History S GREEN FRESHMAN we entered lN'ells High School three years ago. Three of our number, Milton Murphy, Frank Sharp, and Helen Olmsted, started their education in the First grade of lYells Grammar School and have continued together in school up to the present time. Our class has grown in number, some leaving and others coming. until we have a graduating class of fourteen. Our class officers for the first semester this year were: Bert Mc- Cuistion, President g john Myers, Secretary and Treasurer, Frank Sharp. Class Reporter. For the second semester: Richard Black, President: Henry XVeeks, Vice-president, Helen Olmsted, Secretary and Treasurer. These officers have assumed the responsibilities of the Senior Class and have done very well. The members of the Senior Class have taken an active part in tht school affairs, especially this last year. In the Student Government. Clilford Devaney was President for two semesters, VVilbur Rowse, Vice- l'resident first semester, and Treasurer second semesterg Helen Olm- sted. Secretary First semester: and Frank Sharp, Vice-president second semester. Helen McDaniel was Editor of the 'Mirror the first semes- ter and Milton Murphy held the position for the second semester. Helen Olmsted was editor of lil Charco and Helen McDaniel the Business Manager. VVe have representatives in Basketball. Glee Club, Orchestra. and other organizations. Several of our members have won honors during the four years of High School, Helen Olmsted won the State Typing Contest and in turn a trip to California in the fall of 1928. Eleanor Schrader received second in the Chemistry Essay Contest and Leland Weathers was given Honorable Mention in State Basketball. It is difficult to write all of the exploits and honors of the class of 1929 at the present time. After the long-looked-for Commencement Day is past. we hope we will be long remembered in the XYells High School. F. Sharp. '29. ll2l