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

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Qupbumnre Qlilass Iaisturp FRED D. XX-EST The present Sophomore class, numbering 26, have for the INOSL part been to- gether since leaving the Grade School. On September 7. 1915 we entered the XYhite Pine County High School, bearing the names of green-horns, hay-seeds, and infants, being willed the latter name forthe rest of the year. Our Superior elassmen kept us in peril of losing o11r little souls continually until we won their loving affections by giving a dance. They say the affair was a grand success considering those who gave it. The oflicers who piloted the Freshmen of IQI5 were Fred D. West, President, Bessie Fulmer, Vice-President, Julia Deane XYest, Treasurer and ltlsthzr l.owe, Secretary. The oflicers leading our progressive class for 1916-1917 are lflarl Nlangurn. President, Florence Gallagher, Yice-President, Harold Boyd, Secretary and Julia Deane XVest, Treasurer. The Hard-Time dance given by the Sophomore class has been the hit of the High School programme so far this term. Hot-dogs andsoda pop predominating as the eatables, at two 'gjitneysf' a throw. liar Klangum and '4Scotty Boyd are our basketball and track stars. It might be mentioned that Forrest Frost, a member of our class is Yell-leader of the White Pine High. The Sophomore Class are leaders supreme in athletics as past tests have proven. livery dog has his day, so does every class, ours happened last fall on the foot- ball lield. Professor lirwine suggested a 'fljole-Rush, to settle the grievances between the Sophomores and Freshmen boys. ln the fraeus we lost L'Ule Chief XYhite Pine -enough said. Glorious 1919 is over two years away, then we will pose as Seniors, enjoying the spoils for which we've striven. Wlzift' Pint' Counly Iliglz Srlzonl 15

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