White Pine County High School - Coyote Yearbook (Ely, NV)

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I6 l1'l11'lz' Ptm' Crm l,ll,I,lS TVINS, l3'z'll1'f. So lfglll zz foot ,vltoulcl 7lz'lt'I' 'swat' Ollf flu' t'Z'L'l'!ll.fflIlg jliztlf' Secretary of the Junior Classg Literary Xlanager of The Coyote: played the part of Xlz1w, in the 'gCollege Townf' my lligll Srlmnl PAUL C1.11f roN DoUc1-ITY, Slender, 4'Art thou a man? Thy form cries out thou art. The Saint ofthe school? President of the Junior Classg Assistant Business hlanager of the Coyoteg lfember of the IQI5 and 1917 Basketball squadg played the part of XY ilso11 the Butler, in The Gold hlinef' played the part of 'chlajor Kilpepperf, in HA College Town. ll ir claimed by many Ilia! ltr cvould be a 'lL'O71fdL'I:fI1l d6IIlL'Kl f1if. ltr eww' dallrfdf' linN,x lC1.1z1x1sE'1'11 Xl.xx'1aR, lL'dcl1'f.' HKTCIHTS eyes were made to look and let them gaze. l will budge for no man, 117 Secretary and treasurer of the Senior Classg member of the girls Basketball team for the past two yearsg played the part of 'cftunt -lane, in a A College Town. '41-fflm scarf fllf, only girl in fllf Uniftfd Sturm with all flze mm in low wiflz lzer flu' migltl bv C0IIfFlI,fl'd.7'

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llfiti' Pirif' County High Sflmnf IS l'i'1'i1L11. M.x1u:.xR12'1' B1-:1zRx'1x1,iN. Peggx , W. - , Ilic all sexing sun nc cr saw licr match since hrst the world begun. Grczitcst sludicr in sclioolq Secretary and Artist of The Coyote. She is always doing big things with fffffz' noise. I L I W1 :' Q A 'img' ' , S i'iTllIEl. j,xNi-: Cidwsow, 'aliflzfl 1115 2cl. 1 will omit no upportlliiityfi Stczidicst girl in school. Ulf k11.ozc'ffdge wax in ll 1iqzz'1idfo1 n1. ffzfd be Z.IIf0.Vl'L't1fl'lZ all flu' dmv.

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Whifr Pim' County High School I7 Senior lass Jlaisturp l.!1.1.1s IVINS The graduating class of 1017 consists of seven only and of that number no two have spent their four high school years together, they have come from seven different schools and from six diff rent states yet as a senior class they are the most united and progressive of all the classes that have been graduated from White Pine County High School. They have given some of the best entertainments given by any of the classes. The Basket Socialgiven bythe Szniors in the early part of the year was a complete success,by which the Senior treasury was supplied with means necessary for tl1e Hop given Klarch 9. This dance was the most elaborate and best arranged party given this year. The hall was beautifully decorated in Wfisteria and Gold the Senior colors. A four pieced orchestra was hired a11d free ice cream was served. livery one present enjoyed themselves immensely and many were heard to say. That's the best party I have ,ever been to in the I-figh School. NYasn't the music good and the floor dandy? That's the first time I ever got anything good for nothingf' and many other complimentary remarks for the seniors. The IQI7 class have furnished some of their number for everything undertaken in the school. Four of their number took leading parts in A College Town. There are some of them in both the Bc-ys and Girls Basketball teams and besides they are prominent as good students and hard workers. But above all they have with the aid of the other classes, the faculty, and principal compiled and prepared for sale the first XYhite Pine High School year book The Coyote. This was indeed a great undertaking for nothing of tl1e kind had ever been undertaken before. the school was small and there was very little encouragement, yet the Seniors and the principal supervised, managed, and completed The Coyotef, which will stand as a monument in their honor as long as there is a White Pine High School. The exercises planned for commencement are certain to be successful and the Seniors when they bid farewell to good old VVhite.Pine and enter new fields after being graduated will never be forgotten by the future students of the school, nor shall they ever forget the school from which they graduated. Scattered though they may be, Separated by land or sea, Though there be miles between These seven will always be The upward striving,', class of 1917.