The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-11-23
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Editor MARIE LAMB

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The weekly meeting of the Student
Body took place Friday afternoon.
After calling the meeting to order,
Mr.. President. George Hoskins, asked
the Social Committee to make their
report.
The Social Commute. reported that
there would be no school socials until
after the New Year. The reason for
this delay, it was stated was because
all of the suitable dates on which
such an affair could take place were
filled. The basketball engagements
and the Sophomore hop will fill in the
time from until the Christmas
vacation, after which there will be
school socials on the average of one
every six weeks.
The hex thing placed before the
Student Body was whether or not
they should have cuts made for a
decorated heading for the Humboldt"
Mr.. President called for remarks, and
after a lengthy discussion it was de-
cided to have a decorated heading.
The question then arose as to wheth-
Student Body fund or by the students
themselves. The motion made that
ii be paid for by the students them
selves was favorable. IL being a en-
eral belief that it would be less missed
out of each ones pocket than out of
tho Ctttdanf Dody fupd
Mr.. President then announced that
he had received a letter from the u.
of N. asking that there be a CORE
%spondent from the H.C.H.S. to the
U. of N. "~Sagebrush,' to give reports
on things that would be of interest
10 the old students now attending
the u. A motion was made that a
correspondent to the U. of N. Sage
brush" be elected. Nominations were
then in order for this position. Bal
loting on the following names, Grace
Sheehan, Mabel La Pointe, Margaret
Weber, Walter Case. Fern Lowry and
Mateo Legarza. took place. Fern
Lowry being elected.
After a heated discussion on the
subject, Ellen Thacker made a mo-
ton that the name of the school
book "Siwabe" be changed. This was
seconded and passed. The business
of the day then being concluded. the
assembly adjourned.
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Saturday evening in the High
School gym. people witnessed q very
fast but one-sided game. which ended
score of 47-1S. The Battle Mountain
boys lacked team work and had a
number of fouls called on them, but
took their defeat like good sports.
Our boys showed a decided improve
ment over the last game.
The lineup of the Battle Mountain
boys was: Broyles, Lemaire. for
wards; Nelson, center; Smith. Jro-
quin. guards; Belastaugin. sub.
The lineup of the Winnemucca boys
was: Legarza (captain), Harms, for
wards; Rose. center. Roberts. Organ,
guards; Case and Brown. subs.
The game was refereed by Mr.. Sni-
der and Lyle Minor acted as umpire.
After the game the boys were given
a light luncheon by our team.
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o HELP FOR THE "HUMBOLDT" Q
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In the assembly called Thursday
afternoon Mr.. Scott appointed four
reporters for each paper because the
Editors have been having no help
and nave had to get the paper out
alone. The reporters appointed for
the Humboldt Star are Mabel Rel,
Blanch Guthrie, Frances Stuart and
Theresa Pasquale: and those for The
Silver State are Don Rose. La Verne
Richardson. Helen Adamson and FL
sic S~ummerfield. The reporters Sc
lected are to represent each class
and are to get as much news as they
r able for the paper.
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Some students are jealous when
they can't recite the whole lesson.
Isn't it strange how it always makes
a difference whose OK is gored?-A
Sophomore.
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Fleanor-What is a hynocrite?