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

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any -4 Z I-'l I'l'lKIl l4'.-Xlihllilihz lim-k Row l-'osler I-Zzfrkley. Amos Mrirker, Manuel Souza, Ralph Smith. l r:un-is l'iIll'lt'j', llernarll Imnle, M'u'vin Usrnun. l'harlie Urn-ss. Lowell Miller. Halwley AlJH'2ll'l. Row 5 N-wnlzxn l'Ingf-lurefson, .-Xlm-rf Hicks, th-o1'ue Iflsles. Ilvnry l'or'nu. Ernest lialtin. Row 4 Hoy Sigh-r. llillis VVeaver, lialph Hell, XV1llie Knapp, iiemo Lava, Sum Lovelznly, Allen L hil1lers, Now 13 'l'ha4l lilaiu-liarfl, .lolinny Souza. l.eonar4l Allen, Allwerf Mussi. VVelhurn Hall. Howard if-bus. Row 2 -Mario Souza. lid Tillman, Alfred Marker, Theodore Hicks. .John Sorensen. Dale Johnson, Ygnavio I.acu. Row l -I.. C. S+-hunk. director: Robert Vl'ood. Robert Curry, Stanley l.:xlIin, Marion Gordon. Ed Allyn. Virgil Getto. fam 4 me .emi ffze 62.62.14 FOOD, they tell us. will win the war. lVhen we look at the F.F.A. boys, and their leader, I.. F. Sehank, we know that the food will he produced. lVorking even harder than usual, the farmers have come through with flying colors again this year. Amelio I-lell was elected state l .I .A. president: John Sorensen, state vice president. At the state meet, Virgil fletto tied with an Ifllko boy for third place among individual winners in livestock judging. and the Churchill chapter took fifth in the dairy judging contest. They tied with Pahranagat Valley for third in the swine judging contest. Virgil Getto won individual honors in beef' judging, and Bernard Ponte won first place for his chap- ter with his treasurer's notebook. The Fallon fcam won first place in the parliamentary eontest, State Farmer degrees went to John Sorensen. Virgil Getto. and Ernest Lattin. Setting the patriotic pace for the high scho il, the farmers were the first group to buy a defense bond. Individual Victory gardens allfl U10 Dleflill' Ui' 021l'l'1 m0lNlJl'l' U' UNB' il 5535 defense hond will farther help the l .l .A.'s UP ill' thvll' INN ill Wlllllillil' Thi' Will'- Vllllf' I-'uture lfarxn'-r's are hosts 11- lheir mothers :lf the annual lnotlier-son lvaliviu-if. The dinner was prep:n'+-fl Ivy the l iresi.i- lll'r'l1' girls. lT l i ,Q KR x K, 1 L.

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Jfcune .faaelzdf 8 H'-fe UNIC IJ.-XY thev're preparing a banquet for one hundred and twenty-live people, the next day thcy're having a sweetheart dance, and the next day they're modeling defense hats and giving the student body subtle but necessary digs about their lack of manners. ls it any wonder this is the most active group in the school? Wlith Miss Proctor, and Presidents Mary Peer and Allene Holliday behind them, they've stopped work only long enough to .. . ' Q - . . . ' , v' -V ' catch then bieath-and whilc they ie doing Mlm. ,lullilmw WMM l,,.,,Si,,1,,,,. ,,X,.,m,m,.5I:, . J. . Y' - . . . l: '- 'l M: l'--'. f:ll ll'1'Sllll'lll, for tw that' 10 mflkmg new pldnh' The gl Oup iiiiiiillzllllflii'esi4leilSIii'1'll+-1i'Swi-elliea1't llzmcn-, has made clothes for Pearl Harbor refugees, they've studied first aid and nutrition problems of war. Members of the home ec. Ill class served a formal dinner for Mr. Shierson and his guidance committee, and in April they served a dinner for the school board and the faculty. All girls enrolled in home arts served the F.F.A. mother-and-son banquet. Fireside Circle girls put on a pep rally for the Stewart football game and spring assembly program dealing with home economics. ln May, mothers and friends were enter- tained at a special program and style show. Fireside Circle members worked hard selling pop and hot dogs at football and basketball games. Proceeds from these sales went to help improve the home ec. rooms. liiltlv, Sllllll Ito. Iiziura Lou Jolmson, f'llI'lSllllP Jolmson, Loretta .Iv-svli, liosalil- Lima. xxlllllllllflll Wilslvf, Mary Wisnefski. Tomio Ito, R1-tty Gordon. Beulah l'llP'.K'lf'l', M:lr,i'vl'if' Swenson, lN.Ial'XlKI1 - Secoml Row f'lllll'lf'llf' Osrnun, Allwrln llllllllllll-flllllll, Lollan l'f-ck, Fonniv Alles. llo1'ls.lllLIlI 3'. Stella Mae Merritt, ldlviru G:nrri1'k, l':vulflf-na Hiatt, Phyllis KW-rlett, X'!'l'lll4'llJl Austin, Ha-ssle l5I'll4'. ,Ianyl-e Peck, Nadine- Alwortli. Front Row-Male Nj'2l'l'f'll, Rosie M1-ri, Myrl Nygrr-n. Ella Mac Mickf-lson. Mary l'a-cr. Pauline Be-nm-lt, Ilelen Shaw, Varol Smith. Lois Sfllill-llltl'. 1 .--.- J P .W G Sl 'fy 5 ', 'Q -is .- f ' ' J' , S 'Mf+?7'1w. Ili I-ill!!-ISIPH l'lRl'I.ll: Flack How l'I'.':i l'll2ll'll j', VVilcla l'flu.n. lieathal llollrl. All-itil Inman, l1llK'llll'

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4 I ld tu mg., nn mem en thx won pm e tht music feetnal Jfait UH 7fze Eancf oi P gy' RIGHT dress left half face, about face' Forward march ' That s the cry you heard out on the football field as the band practiced dlllgently to get ln shape for the Slerra Nevada festlval Thelr efforts were rewarded when they brought home a superlor ratlng IHI- BAND Bank Ron L Bllllllllflf., R Johnson I' St-wen-5 B M xrsh K Fox A Stoner-.on F Lxtawi Fourth Row K Knohlofh P Vile-tzettl L Wlllllm M SXVlIldlSllllISt D Hxhn R SWlI1Cll8lllllSI A Inman P Bibb .I Bates S lxmb Third Ron In Faupel P Ilfillllltilll W Faupel S Ito R Llma R Phllllpb W DeArn1ond H Okholm B Johnson P Bennett L Hlttle D Hlgley B Mills Second Ron R Lxmh D Meister I Shclmxn A Young., C Smith A Hollldly M Slhllll B Sl5ikl M Dxck B Kent M Mickelson B Iesch Front A l'J1l0lll6ll Director C Young A Maffl F Chxpman I Cl!ltl6't C' Shuey V fcrfi al Q l l Th: Dill prac- ':' f : at ' 'zis. at - .1 A I I -- O H U . . . . l l . , . . , , . . . 1 I - I 1 I I 1 ' I - 1 1 . 1 - 1 - . . '. 2 n- ' '- . - . 1. . 1 .' ' ', . ' 'z s. . S ' . z , . ' '.' , . ' , . i . . ' ,.', .l. A . '- , ' , . ' , , 'z, .': .Sass '. . . .. - T -' , -- --. 2 . - ' . . ' - - 'g . , , ' , . : ' , .. . 1. - V fwwy Z , . , may .lm f . A . 4 . . Q , I ' 51-.Q ,mt .. , ,L 4 5 1 - h A Q L .. . 'A I.. . - . . Y ' -V .4 ... - to 4 L, X L J