Nevada Union High School - Prospector Yearbook (Grass Valley, CA)

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H ik ,iw Mai lblluki -.-.f--f nn-.-. ik--v 't 1 ii? wif +4 Q-WR Q 0- ,- if ?Hnwy:w- . Q' . raw ,1- ,snr ,,.......-va 1' l --vw, - -I I at ' 'Qi 1 mu .- ,. s-ml MHS. 0'l,EAKY. Recorder MR. GEORGIA Prznczpal MR. HOOPER. Vive' Principal 1 l'IiINCll'Al,'S MESSAGE ltnagiitutiori lt-acls llr to ln-lit-xv that lhost- gre-iulius ol tht- 1-arly mint-rs tht- 'loiiiniykiitit-kr-rs f we-rv sir:-tl hy tlit- snowy whito- quartz. mothc-rt-tl hy tht- stratas of gold. gatht-rt-tl in invisihlt- 1-loistt-r to lautl tht- alulitte-s uutl skills of thost- 1-arly Lornish num-rs tht-y rt-lt-nth-se-ly lu--mlm-vilt-tl. l'itl'ar4-ml is ggiftt-tl with tht- tlrillf' notltlt-tl out-. Ayn-.U agrt-1-tl uuotht-r. And Charlt-s with his tituln-rs iiutl ll:-ut-ry with his kuowle-tlgv of tht- wamle-ring of tht- goltle-u It-tlgf-. So right wr-rv tht- mint- 'l'oiuiuyl-uiot-ke-rs, lfw-ry man has a tale-nt for tht- fiutliug. lu tht- iufiuitt- putt:-ru of tlit- tire-at lla-sign:-r no two humans art- vast from itlt-ntivul lllttltli .-Kim-rim-uri t'tllll'21llUll rt-vogiiin-s this. .Mm-rim-u is not a rc-giiun-ut:-tl ttzltiott, Born fn-v antl r-qual. our t'luiuut-ls of t-are-1-r protlut-tiw-ut-ss are- intlit-att-tl hy r-arly tt-nflr-lit-it-s. YM- ara- proutl of our .-Mm-rim-an systt-m of 1-tluvution. 1-onsidt-rt-tl one- ol tht- first rt-quisitt-s of tht- volonie-s. This lwroutlr-ning of opportunity was sparks-tl hy AIlll'I'il'LlIl initiativt-. sacrifivm-. and tl:-tn-ruiiuatiou through 4-arly :lays of rlt-iuot-rat'y. tht- mow- we-stwarcl of .-Mitt-rivatis pt-opling a t-ontiuz-ut. tht- 1-ra ot' iiuuiigration. lt has forge-tl its way to tht- p4-ak in industrial anti ss-it-ntifiv e-xpatusiou autl worltl lt-:uh-rsliip. Througli 4-tlut-ation. .-Mm-rim-at has kt-pt ah:-utl. lhtily ne-ws lu-utllim-s talk a language- unknown at alt-t-atlv ago nut-le-ar fission, the- sountl lrarrie-rf' iuau-matlt- satt-llitt-s. This is tht- hour of trihutf- to :Mitt-ric'a's st-it-utists, tht-mists, nuttln-uiatit-iuns. liut whilc- plautlits for tht-sv mt-n arm- sung: today. it is we-ll to re-me-mln-r that the-sv le-w th-pe-ntl upon tht- many. .'xlltt'flt'1lIl 1-tluvatiou has not lorgottt-u tht- lttllll ngiftt-cl with tht- drill, skillc-tl with tituht-rs. ol knowlt-tl--0 of tht- wautlt-rinws of tht- un-tal lt-tive-s. U mon the-st-. Alun-rivan 4-cluvatinu ve-nta-rs. for r- 1- r- l of tlnst- tht- Ure-at Ut-sign:-r has pattc-rm-ml tht- gr:-ata-r numht-r.

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N..-411 9 I ,,. fc Q --n 'If-. ,IF-1 I .ft I 3 ,gi - .P---A4,',, .-r- - ,., V - , ,. -an ' A-..4 0-no ,y-1 S 'Tp , r lhistricl S11per1'ntr'n1lc'nI WIIIIAM NI. WILSON 1 SUI'ERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE n -sg ,I 1' I NIIK5. B. IIAIIRISV .Svfrvlnry INIIIN I I ROFI lfnoltlmcpcr 'llu' funn- of the- lfnrnixh mint-r van Iw trutw-tl to anvie-nt time-4 whvu I'hm'nit'ian trading -hips vurrirwl tin from thv mint-s nt' Cornwall to tht- 4-mpirt-s bounding tht- Nic-clitvrranefan 5:'a. 'I'h.- firxt mine-rf tu vunigrutm- tu California Inrnught with IIIPIII tlu- tools of the-ir traclv. iuvlutliugl at Npt-vigil lmuuuvr vallml u ttuuxuyknockvr, whivh was used in tvsting tha' safvty of uve-rlianging it-wk-. Nature-'Q h4'l'l't'IS. strippe-cl from lIXllIt'TglI'UlIINI tunnf-Is hy gvnvrntimis uf pravtival ffurnish, pr:-wil llIXillllllI7l!' in tht- mlvvt-ltqmufnt of our th-vp quartz mine-H. Xlxthirul IlPIIIIIlYIiIl1I1'IU'fS in tht- shape' of 4-lu-w we-rv also known In inhalwit tht- mint-P and nftt-n wut lin---ziglw through tht- Ftuuul of falliuf' rocks. t'I't'ilIiIIlgI timlu-rs, nr a uiislwliavinv randh- flame- r- r- to mirn uf tluugxvr. Irutlitiruiul ,ripe-ntitinm. ft-ur nf the- unknown. ag:--ulrl prayffrs for th-liw'ram'e' from tht- :Ire-zul tliinvs whivli fm luuuii in tht- ni ht. have' Inv:-n tlisn-Ile-tl hv cultivation antl tht- r- r- F I . gn-ut tlixt-tm-rv that nuturt- np:-rutvw in u4'4-urelulwr' with fixvtl laws: that sri:-ntists study nature: are- williug lu ln- taught Ivy nuturv. Uur xumle-rn luugw vxpltm- in outvr Spun-. uutl luun-matic' pixif-s guide' virvliug satvllite-s whivh te-ft tht- ve-iliup of tht- llllIYl'I'?Kl' and svntl 1lIht'tlY'fIllIII uu-ssagvs, whivh Iistvnc-rs may hvar as mul:-N prv-'wiiig tlungvr- tu munkiml. Iwut which provide' tluta in nur nvvvr vncling se-arvh for truth. ' r

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'I I 1-I -v A. C7 ...M f ...MQ fvr! x 1 MRS. KITTY IIACLEY Typing I and II Arithnwtir' MR. WILLIAM CRANKSIIAW Ifore-stry Iliology NIR, DON I AIRIfI.0IIGIrI lliviv- and S4-nior Planning: English II Il, Illslnfy MR. WARREN IMMI-II. Ifnglish Il FAC LTY Tliirrl row: II. Liotta, M. Cordon, C. Hvintzv. K. Baglvy. W. lmmf-I. Svroml row: E. Corr, A. Cassvttari. R. Frost, W. Crankshaw. J. Iiradshaw. First row: G. Ellsworth. J. Davis, D. Dykv. J. Luckinhill, D. Fillfflllllflll. MR. JAMES BRAIJSIIAW Counsvling Iiivivs and Sonior Planning MR. .IERRALD DAVIS Agricultural Shop Agricultural Sci:-ncv Mittal Shop II MR. ROIIERT FROST Girls' Shop Wood Shop Il lfahinvt Shop MR. TIMOTHY KAYS Wrnrlrl History Boys' Physical Education MRS. ADELINE KIASSI-I'I I'ARI Spanish III Latin I and III MISS DOROTHY DYKE Il. S. Ilistory Art MRS. MARTHA GORDON Girls' Pliysival Eduvation MRS. HELEN I.IOTTA Hom:-making II. III, and IV Arts and Crafts MRS. EVELYN CORR Frm-nvli I. II, and III Spanish Il English IV MR, GEORGE EIISWORTII Plane- Ili-oim-try Algvlira Il Advance-d Drama MISS IIARDI, IIEINTZE Girls' Pliysival Ifduvalion MR. JAMES I.lIlIKlNllII,I, Mvtal Shop II and Ill Auto Shop 3. Mui'