Wells High School - Charco Yearbook (Wells, NV)

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Helen Olmsted . Robert Leighton . Helen McDaniel Beulah Johnson . Isabel Loring . Eleanor Schrader . ASSISTANT Howard Harney VVilbur Rowse . Madge Toombs Kathryn NVardleigh Clifford Devaney Frank Sharp . VVinifred Oxley Mary Murphy . Donald Leighton Milton Murphy . Russell Drake . . . Editoi . Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Faculty Advisor Literary Editor LITERARY EDITO RS . . . Jokes Boys' Athletics . Girls' Athletics Organizations . School Events . Senior Class . junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class . Photographs . Snaps

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Achievement N ACHIEVEMENT is an attainment of success. Everyone is known by the feats he has accomplished, and judged by the importance of those achievements. An institution holds true to the same form as an, individual, so this year the students of Wells High School have put forth their efforts to record their worth-while events. Wells High School's first achievement came in the year 1916 when it graduated its first class of three, Nevada Cazier Kopp, Kenyon Olmsted, and Robert Weede. The class was small, but they have since proved their value. The quality of the school does not depend entirely on the number of students. enrolled. It is the spirit of the group that really counts. Our school has grown gradually until there is a regular enrollment of over Hfty students. This has increased the number of graduates each year, and those who have gone on to University have taken their places with the important students of other schools. With more students, competition among the stuflents has been given an impetus and has resulted in participation in inter- scholastic activities. Wells High School has been represented in athletic teams, glee clubs, orchestra, typing, shorthand, and essay contests. The teams have given to VVells High School a good reputation by winning a sportsmanship cup, by their friendly attitude toward rivals, and this year by their excellent playing of the game. In contests we have won prizes that navc brought renown to our school, and so feel that Wells High School has many worth-while things- of which to be proud. With these facts in mind, we have undertaken this year another endeavor, the publishing of an Annual. Its success will depend wholly upon the work and morale of the students within the school. We hope that it will be, without the spirit of boast- ing, a true record of our achievements that will prove our worth. H. Olmsted, '29,