Churchill County High School - Lahontan Yearbook (Fallon, NV)

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Hlgh polnt of the wal Q attlxltles uae the dlstllct meet held IH Reno attended ln ffllls tlom Reno lox elotk H1 alks and Fallon lhtst Cl0ITl6SllL mdlX8lN h lu 01 Lffllllli-Efl thcmxellu INTO the l ahontan Ala l blanch ot thl state xllcle FllLNltll Cllcle 'Ihl Ol Ualllfatloll lolms a conllectlon betvseen home and school attlxltles and tlalns lts etflclent and helpiul ln tommunltw llfe Plns to g'IllN xx ho mcllt them Mau J o e by the C 1lLl6 llngham headed the gloup tllst semestcl IiOHlf, XIOII, 1 xcmcbtel Q cl Eottfi ai Em K i ,sl-I-C Am haffet' . sen. Befwihscl-leleh Shaw Akmna Jen 1 Smx ' Sales. bY Maw de uP C310 M0111 Rosle ma e Cunmngham' 5 J g10uP 1 mde Cxrrlle pany PUBS Tb Pee!- Mail! and n Het Mxss Polander Maw 8 ,S Scha no. Lo Shiv' Burgess' Ya ls e lxllenyil lxulggo- Rada Trea5 ' 3 '31 5 av 2 .' l' ' . V' 4 F. ?1.1?.w ,A. ' f . ., ' . . TYlCIT1lJQl5 t be ' ' ' j X. s are present d I' , . v , .' ane Cum ' ' 1' X + - .' .' wg . SCCOII l .' f 2' '. 'rr K1-5' . A , at ' aww' , A A 'I ll' ,agar , 'ill ' Q , s W Q ' 1 V4 ff .Q I Q A ,i f 25

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.3 I Il ll llll l X X Ill 1 C75 OO Li h th l 1 e t emollment 9261 the homemaklng classes of the W1t e a g s Chulchlll county hwh school have completed one of then most succeeeful vears Instluctlon was glven by Mlss Gertrude Polander ln homemaklng I II, and III Alwaye wlllmg to cooperate 1n any communlty pro1ect, members of F A b s were the Claes knltted f01 the Red C1 oss In the early fall F oy guests at a Hallowe en party In Malch the homemakers prepaled a ban l d d quft for the F F A boys, thelr fathers and guests, seumg one lun re people A sweethedrts party was gnen 1n Febxuerv, when the glrls IH slted guests Members of the homemaklng Ill Cass ea h p D then acted as hostess to and a friend. l ch re ared a dmner and a facultv member, then' 1YlStl'llCtO1', a classmate -24- iff-Q.,

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, V 1 .- . 'lnuN- ' ,. 3 . . Uilfle lilxxxyiltlil l'.m.m' lll'l 'l. .. st-lm'-ll ' 1 llili.KKl.x:F11i-sim' Nlf 'Uv.-u.- il':l,luLllt'.ii'l'.-u'. ' 1 iiinlllill-1 Nlv. vmvliiiiliniiiil. l 'l ' mu- ' ,-mums 'A H4-MVR,-ll. oofzw O 'Zl72i- - - Everybody's friend, that's a librarian. Without Mr. Weede's efficient helpers, civ- ics assignments would never be completed, English themes would be forever incomplete. and, most serious of all, Romance would no longer bloom in Churchill county high school. We're pretty sure faculty members don't read the annual, so we're safe in explaining that librarians act as postoffice and mail car- rier for students parted in study hall for for- ty long minutes. When one can't get his al- gebra, he can usually signal for one of his more intelligent friends to meet him at the library. And while the students diligently labor over the problem. the trusty librarians pretend to be hunting books. The teacher sel- dom tumbles. When some hardy soul rolls a marble down the aisle. the librarian always looks the other way. She never sees anything she shouldn't. We don't know whether to thank Mr. Weede or his staff for the truly good new li- brary books we've found this year. All we can say is. Northwest Passage is as divert- ing as a funny book any day, and why can't we have more new books and have them 1 for . Weede hun hike no andrxggrv book' .QW YDS 3 lost I V -K., more often? We appreciate the current magazines Mr. Weede's librarians dish out to us. Some- times we get tired of waiting for our turn to read Readers Digest and Time and we think we might use student funds for a few more subscriptions. We don't hold the de- linquent list against the librarians-and we admit they do all they can to help us out of that serious problem. It gives us a good, safe feeling to find two brave males in this year's library lineup. In addition to being efficient librarians, Ted and Jack keep Mr. Weede from feeling too lost in library meetings. It seems before their advent the ladies at times overrode Mr. Weede's firm decisions as to how to check up on books. Chief assistant to Mr. Weede is Yoshiko Ito, whose good disposition never alters, no matter how many students yell for service after school. All in all, the librarians work hard. and don't even get a chance to pay. for a letter for their trouble. ..26-