The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-04-05
Of the Humboldt County High sh''
THE HIGHS. HUMBOLDT
Elmer Lyons, Editor


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BLOCK "W"
1t is planned to make a trip up
to the location of the letter and
whitewash and grub the brush OIL
next Saturday. 1t is probable that
it will not be possible for all the
work to be done in one day as
there is considerable work to be
done on it. So if all the students
that can possibly do so will come up
there Saturday morning and work
for a few hours we will soon
able to boast of something that
will be a credit to the school and
the pupils.
NEW SCHEDULE
The new schedule is working out
very satisfactorily. Very few Of
the pupils have been tardy and
is hoped that in the future even
these will be eliminated. 1t is a
great improvement during this
spring weather, as it gives those
who wish to 90 out for track
plenty of time to work out early in
the afternoon. With the new sched-
ule it is also convenient for the
rehearsals to be in the afternoon
for the operetta.
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GEOLOGY
The Geology class is still on the
preliminary meteorological tests, and
within two or three weeks they will
begin working on the ores in this
locality. They will determine the
different minerals contained in the
soil here. This should prove inter
esting to many as it would be in
teresting to know the different sub
stances contained in the rocks and
soils of this locality.
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DOMESTIC ART
The Hat Display last Saturday
was a decided success from the
favorable comment heard on all
sides by the local people. Much
was heard that leads US to believe
that we have some real artists in
that line in our midst.
The girls are now starting work
on spring dresses and should have
them finished in a few weeks.
A room has been set aside for
those Senior girls who wish to make
their own graduation dresses and
they will have the room to them
selves. From the display Of hats
that was seen, they should be able
to do very well on the dresses.
The hemstitching machine is now
in order again and work is pro-
crossing as before.
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TYPINC NOTES
Last Friday Evalyn Brown took
the Remington test for the Gold
Medal. She was successful in the
test and besides being eligible to
receive the medal she will now be
allowed to take the official test
given next month for the Remington
Portable Typewriter. Mr.. Ayres Of
The Silver State gives this test and
it is sincerely hoped that Evalyn
may be among those who are sue
cessful. Eula Holloway and Frances
Stuart will also take this test as
they were unsuccessful in the test
taken in March for the same prize.
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PERSONALS
Julia Echave is absent from school
and has not returned.
Florence Rutherford is back in
school after an absence of five days.
Genevive Woodward is out Of
school.
Henry O'Carroll is back in school
after an absence of several days.
No absences are reported in the
Senior assembly.
Lucille Ingram has been absent
this week and it is very unlikely
that she will return any more, as
she is now married. The marriage
took place last Monday. The BRIDE
groom is Frank Siebert, one Of
the local young men. We all re-
greet that you are leaving US, Lu-
ellie, but wish you every happiness
IN your new environment.
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TRACK
Next Friday another meet is to
be held between the students OF
the high school. The one last
Saturday was not much of sue
cess as the weather was rather
inclement and all the contestants
did not show up. The last meet
was an inter-class affair, while the
coming one is to be between two
picked teams. The captains Of the
two teams are Mateo Lagarza and
Clyde Brown. Lineup is as follows
Mateo Legarza, Elmer Lyon, Law
renee Murphy, Fred Holloway
Charles Cartier, James Moore, Joe
Legarza, Altman Rel, Pat O'Carroll
Burton Smith, Merle Germain, Mar
tin Ecnave. Hampton Brady, Craven
King, Chester Nelson, and Frank
Gartiez.
The other team is as follows
Clyde Brown, Elwyn Hubbard, Ger
aid Holloway, Bud Goldsworthy
Fred Defenbaugh, Gerald Brown