The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-09-30

A regular meeting Of the Student
Body Association was held Septem-
Der Is. The following officers were
elected: Ada Moore, as secretary;
Theresa Pasquale, girls athletic
manager; May Livingstone, editor
Of 1.-THE Humboldt; James Moore,
boys yell leader; and Frances Stu
art, editor of the Annual" The
above officers had no opponents. Of
those having opponents the follow
ing were elected: Clyde Brown,
president; Bertha Pearce, vice-presi-
dent; Evalyn Brown, treasurer; Ma
teo Legarza, boys athletic manager;
Lillian Pearce, girls yell leader.
An auditing committee of FIVE
was appointed and it was announced
under general remarks by Mr.. Nit
chell that the monthly student body
dues would continue this year as
they were last.
The senior class held a meeting
in the lecture room, Wednesday,
September 20, for the election of
class officers. Those being elected
were: Clyde Brown, president; Eula
Holloway, vice-president; Gerald
Brown, secretary; and Gerald Hol-
loway, treasurer.
The new officers took their places
and the meeting was finished. The
seniors decided on their class rings
and pins, and the majority voted
that they have the same as last
years seniors. It was decided in a
Student Body meeting Friday that
this style ring be adopted as a
school ring.-R. B.
A meeting of the sophomores was
called last Wednesday for the cleo
ton Of officers. Those elected were:
President, Bertis Goldsworthy; vice.
president, Gladys Pearce; secretary,
Mary Guthrie; treasurer, Erwin
Born.
It may be added that Bertis
Goldsworthy was president last year
and through his good services he
was elected for the same office this
year. All the sophomores who en-
tered school last semester have en-
rolled again this year with the ex-
ception Of Chester Nelson, and the
new students who have enrolled this
years are Hazel Whitaker, Mar
jorie Smith, Lawrance Murphy and
Lyle Kramer.-F.R.
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A meeting Of the junior class was
called last week for the purpose Of
electing the officers for this year.
The meeting was called to order
and after the nominations were
made q vote was taken and the fol-
lowing were elected: President, Ell
wyn Hubbard; vice-president, Bob
Banko6er; secretary and treasurer,
Charles Brown.
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An assembly was called Thursday
afternoon for the purpose Of an
nouncing that the boys were to
bring shovels, pitchforks, hoes and
rakes Friday afternoon and clean
up the track 20 the basketball teams
can play soccer football.
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Our first dance this year was held
last night. 1t was = hard times
affair and overalls and aprons pre-
vailed. Parents, alumni and former
students were invited to attend,
girls bringing their escorts and the
boys bringing their ladies.
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Mr.. Scott announced that begin
ming with the first Of October we
would have a weeks vacation. The
teachers will leave for Reno, where
they viii meet at the teachers in
stitute. The teachers are not con-
sidering it much Of a vacation on
their part-but woe We studentsl-
when they are back to try all their
new rules and ideas on usl =
Mr.. Scott announces that he will
learn at the institute as to whether
the track meet will be held here
again next spring. The majority
of schools which entered in the
meet here last spring were very
much in favor Of holding the meet
here again. We all hope that it
may be decided in our favor.
Due to the overcrowded fresh
men-sophomore and junior-senior
assemblies, the English room was
turned into an assembly. A guess
Of an odd and even number was
given to the senior president, de-
Gliding which class was to have the
new assembly. The seniors fell VIC
Tins through the misleading guess
Of their president. They do not
blame the president for he did his
best. Now that they are in the new
assembly we feel that they could
congratulate him on his good guess,
for we know that the seniors are
all very well satisfied.
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