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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1944 volume:

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OH Le NEVADA SIATE CHAMPIONS bt1rt1ng off Wltll 1 green and 1111 XIDLI'161lLLil te 1m L01eh V1 es Coodntr tu111cd out 1 ch1mp1o11sh1p tootb1ll team mth su 611 v11ns 1nd no losses If 1llon l1e1t Rcno 12 lb 111 the openlng 11on Lontelence g1me Ottobe1 Z attel tra1l1ng 110 It the halt If 111011 dete1ttd Dougl 1s MJ 7 1n the lust conterence g1me and the follovung Sdtlll d 1y Dllllltfl lt on Loy eloelx 33 0 In tht b1g g1me ot the yen If lll0H met Reno on the lotal field 111d syy 1mped the Iluslues JP 0 to gne them the worst de1t1t the y1s1tors had Slllfeltffl 111 sewer 11 wears 111 mother g1me on tht lot1l held I' 1l1on got ruenge 101 11st 1 L 1r s beatlng f1om Sp l1kS by yyhlpplng them 40 0 The tollovung S ltulll 11 11 111011 n1et llavythome w1th the Waye s tonndente pretty hlgh The Greenvsaye was held to 1.12 7 lead the lllst halt Sta1t111g, tl1e second half F 1llon settled don I1 to 1un oy er then opponents by storlng Z0 and Z1 pomts respeetlxelw 1n the two rem umng qu 1rters Ballon was gn L11 1 1e1l st 1re by the SlLLllC1X Y6I111g'tOl1 lyons but the loeal team 1 1me llhl01lgl'l YY1th a 13 6 uctory The C IQQHVS 111 v1'1s LIIXIOUS t0 pl 1y Lmtoln wmner ot the Qouthem Conlelence lOl the st 1te t1tle but agreeable 111 mgements tould not be tompleted Twenty members earned lette1s th1s year bemons 1re Tom Jolly Jun1or K1tO P011 J0hnso11 Ken Pox and B111 M 11sh Ju111ors 1re Leon 1161 Allen R11ph Bell Orr1n F1ee man Robelt Johnson Jr R111 Keg 1ns Jack Rleard Sheldon Homer Johnny Br1te John11y Robertson dllfl 'lom Weaver Sophomores are Llltford Carr Ray Su 1ndlehurst and Lloyd H1ttle F1eshmen are Ceno qteye 'lllfl Robe1t Madsen The Fallon Rotary Club presented the 1944 team yuth 1 state champlonslnp cup A gold tootball VN LS l9C6lN6d by mth membu of the te1m Leon 1rd Allen Jun1o1 Ixlto John11y Rrlte Sheldon Homer and Tom Jolly all 1ete1yed f11st strmg pos1t1ons on the Western Conference team vsh1le Ken Fox and Cllfford C1rr m1de th1rd st11n0f Ieona1d Allen vsas made captam ot the h0110ld1W squad Jolly and Allen were elected co Laptams for the team N 2 I '. 2 ' ' L X l ' ' 2 , ' Z ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 2 ' 1' ' ' 1 ' 1' ' 7 ' 1' 2 .'1' 1'. 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I er ' ack r 11 Bully K gan II ry P 1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE We don t know wat what the requlrements T01 the ex ecutlve commlttee are For a whxle we thought It ln esoterlc cult tor blg shot football players but then along c Lme httle Nlck Holt ae one of the members It does seem members have to be student body ofllcers class plesldents or cdltor or buemesa manager of the Green Wave When you find Tom Jolly poklng v1r1ous people and saymg Hay kld we re a meetm you can be sure theae leaders are holdmg a seaelon Wlth M1 Johneon ln the back office There all dates for hlgh Qchool functlons are bet Bllls are dl9CUbS6d and pald Mr Johnson thmke thlb ye tr 5 executlves have been es peclally able Each member he saye expreasee hls own op1n1on and all p1 oblems have rece1ved competent handlmg At busmess meetlngs held each month report t1 om the commlttee have been approved by the student body Never once hae anybody found Patty Babba add1t1on wrong' nor has Mable He1gh made a mlstake 1n her mlnutes Gen1al Tom Jolly has preelded over aesemblles Wlth ease and has kept even the semors 1n the front of the study hall qulet We have a feellng Tom and the other men w1ll be ae helpful 1n the Navy as they've been as student body oflicers th1S year. 2 I , , . L 1 P 'Jil , , R -L- ' . 45 -YW 5 - ,-- . V ,Q Y-, - J fy 2 .. . B - o ': ' e 1 s, ar' Z1 wlirk, Kenneth Fox, Nicky llolt. Front rob: Billy Marsh, Mable Heigh, Nevada Walker. Ton: Jolly, Putty Buhh. Paul Scholz, 7 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - I . . ' . l 1 . I 1 1 . n . C ,L T ' '1 ' I r v I rl ' '. l , c ' 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . 1 1 ' 1 11 1 1' 1 , ' . , . . . . , I 1 v - 4 l 1 I K n ' 66 ' ! ' ! !! Q 7 3 ! 7 ' ' . . . 1 . 1 . . ' 1 ' 1 4 , 1 I ' I 1 s C x ' . l X . . , . , . . . . ' . I . ! . ' ' 1 . 1 ' 1 , o L' n I , . . . . , . . I 1 ' 1 . 1 I 1 . . .. . . , e Gr er ll s n Nlm H ny Slncrson O nc N ine Cih R 5 S hml Miry Willict Dwight A 'Niels n Join Tele Ky M ry Rem u ell Requ H llc M Bi mn Ll yd Ile Fl r THE FACULTY AND SCHOOL BOARD Although vie find them on their toes and informed about ill nitional issues our faculty members still havent heard ibout the paper shortage They go ahead assigning themes and book 19pO1tS chemistry experiments and civics proiects as if there were papei to burn In other respects though wx c End them cooperating wholeheartedly with the vsar effort They excused us from classes to gather scrap metal they help us boost our bond sales and vie find them vulnerable to buv all the tickets and chances we peddle during the year We know there s a teacher shortage and that the men ind wx omen we xe kept are busier at school than they we ex er been. Q0 we try to be reasonable and overlook and forgive them for being cranky. Right in there pitching with the faculty is the school board. Frank Scholz, Don Chapman and Waldo Davis are as interested in the athletic deficit as they are in the new roof scheduled for the high school. Board members and fac- ulty alike turn out one hundred per cent for our football games and school functions. They come, we know not from a sense of duty, but because they're interested in the school. That's why they're doing such a good job, we think. Standing: Nevada Walker, Loretta Jesch. Laura Lue Johnson, Jackie Ferguson, Victoria Achurra. Sitting: Ray Swindlehurst. Billy Marsh. ANNUAL STAFF What with Red Cross and USO and a dozen and one other charities to support, we felt Fallon merchants couldn't aEord ads in the annual this year, so we students are footing all the bills. Bill Marsh has figured out a way for us to come out on top, too. The student body has backed us to the man by signing up for a total of three hundred copies of our book. We've tried to put into our abbreviated war-time book those pictures and write-ups that will mean most to you ten years from now. Mrs. Foster has given us her time and many of her limited supply of films. From Nevada Engravers Mr. Lane has sent us excellent cuts. Without Claude Smith at The Standard oflice We know We'd never get over the first dummy. And while we're handing out citations we thank Tom Weaver and Bill Longwill for the sports copy they've turned in. We hope you like the book. 115 U' Q ' czgif' QS SVHULZ l..Xl'l'lA I,l'lf1 JOHNSON PA'l l Y EMFIRY Q 'E MAI: Y HAMMON In 1 lent Vim--l'i-wsiilciit Sei-iw-l:i1'y Treasurer SEN IORS Here we are, SENIORS I After a few long years of study and a few short years of l'un,we get an empty feeling when we realize we'll go through the doors of good old C.C.H.S. for the last time as students. We now have to take life with all its seriousness we can spare. Besides driving the majority of the faculty almost crazy '.'.'ith our childish pranks, and ditching away some of our val- uable school hours, we did get down to business and accom- plish some worth-while things. We've had some experience we can look back upon and exclaim, Those were the good old days, and wonder if a certain teacher has found out yet who it was who really did roll the marbles down the study hall. Of course there's always been a senior cut day - one day when we can forget our many worries and eat and be merry in some scheduled spot far from school. Towards the end of the school year comes the big dinner and dance held just for us. This year's was special, and we all had a wonderful time. ' We're going to be a proud bunch graduation night. For the first time, we're giving our graduation exercises without an outside speaker. We rushed around to get the program organized so we can march up on the stage in our caps and gowns. On slightly wobbly knees we'll go one by one to get our diplomas. We'll miss our classmates who have already Joined the armed forces and send them our congratulations. 'Vvx se-,..,,,. ' 'S ?7iiY.-1. i ff! v .,,v. 4 V' os. 1. 1 .. ...hw PW- L Q -mf , , 'fi 'it' Adu Austin Jennie Bates Jack Coakley William DeArmond ,if i'?5lfi: W i '27 '37 if iffy' Boh Barkley Janet Bowser Charlotte Cnrneille Kenneth Fox 3 1 ,pn ff! J J rf-'if' Ig nr- A ii 9-...lf SE' ,px 'Oi 3 7 li C1 41' X 57.1 Q...,. V'-Q ' is. -111: . Q, ' 'K fb. 257 'Nav '4. '- . 2- . H:- 'C' f I ' v John Fribe-rg Boll Harper Loretta Je-sch Remo Laca I 'Ou- 1 -1... f , 3? E' Mike Iiahiola llyrtlf- Hvard Huh Jnhnsnn Frances Latasa 't-v- nf Q-. S Y VL- If X n N' 1 0'---. Dia-k Hahn Lucille Hittlf' Tom Jolly Sianll-y Laitin 'us -ag Girth QA? in il .x 11'- qu--f ,f V' R N . 1 ,. ' if 2' -ML G, 1 5 LXN' l'utri1'ia llalnilion Shizu lin Junior Kitn Billy Marsh 41 6 .ml - .Kr ZEN . lg -V04 Q 'An 3 f'AN rd' Q,- Mary NIrGnIric-k Mary Rnhcrson Marjorie Swvnson Sf e uv nv, x fm 'fl' il' ,4.,., 'Y' V . xx- , a .. V X , X .A :wi-s f f M 4 1 '45-W1 ox 'U 95 ' , .cv A4 v -ffl.-a . fe '3i'v . I llnrold Ukholm Bc-tty Sxnnki Ruby May Swindlehurst Hugh Teggart Nvvada W'alkor Robert H'u0d Audrey Young Hill Osterhout Janyro Peck Mary I-Ill:-n Schneider Bernice Sigler F'-qu 25 42 r 1.1 A1 ei e D ll ex Shelf n Homer. Billy Kegans. Front ro v: een 'z rt' e ', urn iea Cress. . ot tured, Ralph Bell LOW SENIORS We low seniors are the forgotten class of the year. We can't graduate and yet we aren't juniors. They even shoved us into one corner of the senior session room to accommodate the high juniors. A few of our more ambitious members left us long ago to take five subjects and graduate this year. But who wants to work that hard? Some of us boys who expect to be whisked off to help Uncle any minute now are planning on taking civics twice a day next fall so that We can earn graduation credits by Janu ary. The Markers, Amos and Gerald, have already left us to trade their cords for a uniform. Though we may be a small class of three girls and six boys, we boast some of the school's best athletes. Bell, Homer, Kegans and Weaver all helped the Green Wave chalk up an undefeated football season. The boys won't admit it, but one of the reasons they decided not to graduate this year was that they hated to see Coach losing all his best players. In addition to that, we already have hand-picked our candi- dates for student-body officers next year. A W Q. w ,X . + 'Wx V. 5 D , I I 1 vu, ' N,-, f s. :' ' K' KT .Y '- N' uh' - A fig . -, h H wi ' 3 - iv y v Burk row: Bulb Julnlsuli, Jr, Reno Rutti, .lnlin Ruli- m-rtswm. .lurk Rirurcl. Bill Bright. Albert Mzirlsen, Bill Szu1t'urtl, Lewis Sutton, Bill Slmrinzin, The-lnm Hivks, Eininu Lu WVin1ler. Mabel Heigll. Fourth row: Hubert Curry. Dick Handley, Lovvtta Wheeler. Mziylxelle Clmrlvy. Dmnnl Lu Kurrvn, Millli-ml Ymnnzin. Third row: Jzurk White, .lulin Paul, Hr-lon llzinnifzni. Luvillu Spwiirllnve, Gi'zu'e Testulin, Curnion Erquizig':1, Leona Briggs. hfI2ll'g2lI'9l Alum: Dumtliy Munvliester. S94-und row: Clumliai Trnssel, Tumin Ito, wvlllllil F2lllDf'l. .Imnn Rust, Fullefrn Munro, Bernzuliim Curl:-tt, Dulurvs Cislini. Front row: Etta Mme 1NIic'lcelsun, VVill:i Hettinger, Victoria Al'lllll'l'll, Crystal Hau- inunn. Elma Fuupvl. Ruby Travis. I i 2 W Back row: Floyd Davis, Eflwurrl Gornvs. Norman Enge- hretsun, Kenneth Marker. Oliver Ott, Orena Williams, reeman. Front row: Haru Kito, Bill Stuart Melvin Springer. Rully Weaver, Enest Ferguson, Hurry Purmlick. Raymond Jesch. Takako Ito. 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Mi .',' 1' 11 1 '1111 .111', Bl' .'.' 111 i1 ' ' w11, 211111 l-1. 11. VV1'1'11l 1' ' '.' .'111'.' ll2lY1 '.'s's11111 l1,'. Back raw: Leroy Coy, Stanley Znniwalt, Alfred Farina, Floyd I-little. Dick Morris. Glen Buhlig. Edwin Carr, Bob Weaver Lloyd Hittle, Billy Wells, Norman Gigax. Stella Ratti. Elenor Candee. .Ioan VVadsworth, Barbara Pierson, Eleanor Inglis, Myrtle Johnson, Flossie Graham, Dorothy Ryner, Marie Arnaral. Third row: Frank Mello. Frank Chico, Johnny A:-hurra, James Sigler, Billy Mathews, Reid Coveau, Lloyd Ott, Roger Ferrel. Billy Engehretson, Rose Marie Schank, Pat Cooper, Connie Madsen. Mary Lon Kent, Marie Whitaker. Pat Lanraster, Jean Howard, Phyllis Matteuc-1-i. Ser-ond row: Bob Childers. Pearl Ferris, Jean Morgan, Maria Pearson. .Ioan Iierkler, Bonnie Lattin, .Ianeere Weaver. Phyllis Oar. Anita Rubi- anes, Eleanor Armas, LaVerne VVlic-eler, Norma Bonne-velli. Barbara Carr, Ethel Street. Catherine Rorlriquez, Norma Sharkey. Carol Hendrix. Front row: Vester Azbill. Bob Vicks. Bill Longwill, Ray Swindlehurst. Bill Young, porolliy Shirley, Bonnie Mc-Donald. HIGH SOPHOMORE We were sadly handicapped our freshman year because through no fault of our own, word has been circulated around high school that we were what the faculty hopefully refers to as a good class. Gradually but surely we're living down that frightening reputation. So We might concentrate on our lessons, the powers that be decided to separate our session. Mrs. Wallace won the girls, while Mr. Requa fell heir to us boys. At first we carried on our flirtations through the window connecting the two session rooms, but Mrs. Wallace put a stop to that by heartlessly hanging a huge calendar to block our view. One reason we all look so happy in our picture is that picture taking day was the first time we'd seen some of our favorite sophomore girls since freshman days. The first party I've ever attended where I had all the ice cream I wanted, we heard one senior say wistfully as he was leaving our class party. Everyone else had a good time, too. Soon after our party, our class president, Harry Pardick, left to join the Navy. Where we'll find another man as good as he we don't know.. Vice-president Bill Longwill has carried on for us. Our classmates earned four football and four basketball letters. Surely we're the class to watch next year. LOW OPHOMORE We didn't come into our own until Friday, April 14. On that afternoon, while the other high school students strug- gled with nouns and theorems, we left school and went for a jeep ride to inspect the new airport. To earn the ride and holiday, we sold more bonds and stamps than any other class. The seniors watched us leave, and we democratically waved goodbye to them. We were amazed ourselves when we remem- bered a very short year ago we'd been low freshmen. Miss Fletcher kept us busy during sessions, has prodded us on to remarkable achievements. When we've com- pleted our daily assignments-lessons always come first with us, of course-we discuss whether we'll graduate in three and a half years or stick around for four and a half. When we think of our true worth to the school, we've almost decided to please the faculty by staying as long as we can. The cold hand of the draft board hasn't snatched any of us yet, but next year may be a different tale. True, we haven't too many names on the A honor list, nor have we won any Block F's, but we think if we take things slow and easy-like this year, by next fall we shall be ready to assume our true place as the leaders of the school. Bm-k row tleft to rightl: Thelma Brown. Shirley Dallwy. Marietta D mfml ley, Lilly Hicks, Alberta Ellis. Barbara Lee Johnson. Third row: Newell Mills, Cossie Weaver. Milton Yeoman. Bob Woodward. Second row: Jack Tolas, Eddie Ventu- racci. Franklin Souza, Lloyd Trigueiro, Sheldon Gross, Leslie Johnson, Floyd Marker, First row: Dellard Drumni, Wesley Melendy, Bob Madsen. Joe Verant. agus sg...-.. . . - Lge- -. ,,- L- .-.. ,a.,.,.....,,-,,.,..a.. ,.,-,,, , 59,- , if I ,. Back row: Dale Draper, Robert Candee, Frank Canrlee, Louis Burr. .Iac-k Cham- bers, Brtulford Fortney, Bernell Farr. Everett Atkinson, Carl Johnson, Billy Zecker, Geno Steve, Pete Solaegui. Basil Cislini, Lyle Volk. Barbara Mason, Vanna Moody, Fourth row: Harry Peterson. Jim Pyatt. David Hahn, Bob Holmes, Dick Chitty, Louie V8lllllI'Zll'K'l, Kevin Hanifan. Clifford Parsons. Third row: Nellie Vlladsworth, Dean Vanlaninghani. Pearl Mooso. Marjorie Bell. .Iean Vanlaningham, Helen Solias, Georgene Eason, Betty Carr. Richard Bottom. Nick Holt, Toin Han- nifan. Second row: Jeanette Deck, Patricia Conlan, Christina Copeiiliaver, Francis Goings, Elizabeth Reed. Carolyn Holliday, Lillian Carr, Mai'y Jo Osterhout C ll , o een Jibson, Audrey Pearson. Front row: Willene Copenhaver. Jackie Ferguson, Marie Haslett, Muriel Sutton. Pauline Moore, Barbara Taylor, Lida Parclick, Cordelia Graham, Laverne Jiinmey. Shirley Smith. HIGH FRESHME We took our first step toward school domination when we elected the Napoleon of the freshman class, Nick Holt, as our manager. Nick has managed to sneak in - and out - of a good many tight spots to keep us informed as to what was cooking at school. So capable did we become we planned and put over a Leap Year dance by ourselves. We were sorry Mr. Johnson was home ill and couldn't enjoy the party, but we felt pretty smug over the efficient way we managed it. Geno Steve and Robert Madsen brought us glory by winning their football letters almost before we realized weld reached high school. Our names have padded several honor lists. Now that the school year's almost over, we feel like vet- erans and wonder whatever made us nervous last fall. We no longer fear a demerit, we know where all the rooms are, and we even speak to senior men and women as if we lived on the same earth as they. Mr. Nelson got us started on the right foot first semester during session, and his work was nobly carried out by Mr. White during the second semester. LOW FRE HME We xxill admit xxt xxcie discouraged xxhen Miss ffiabs pit tated hei fnst If nglish assignment to us xxith I xt heaid hoxx no1sx xou pt mple ale, paitlc ulai lx six ol xou boys Hen is mx demerit list Nlis Requa vxas equallv inhospitable But lietore the xxeelv vxas out, vxe had conxineed both our I1 nglish and alithmetit teatlieis th it lar lrom being prob lems, we vxcre xerx apt students lNoxx Miss Gibbs and Mrs Requa meet in the h ills and sing our praises Ot eoui se xne ve gal neied in 1 evx demeiits, and sexei il ol us tound it reallv didn t pax to eut an alternoon no matter hovx well the fish might be biting Nlr Shierson spent ten puiods gixing Us xoeation ll and personalitv tests Iuaeh ol us is sure now in what field he be longs and iust xxh it touises he should elett next xeai NI Shiei son also gaxe us exe examinations and sex eral tests to measure oui interest in such fields as ait and mechanical Clldifilllg' Although we ie vxell isolated fiom othel high school students toui peiiods a dax, xxe haxe our tun in study hill and the boxs haxe a chance to vxork oil some ot thelr suiplus eneigx in p e Evelyn Walker and Don Gross xxeie absent the first xx eeks ot the semester, and Rox Sasaki missed sexeral vxeeks but xxe I6 all together noxx and xx dltlllg' toi next xear xx hen xxe ll be high fi eshmen 1 yn W ill11i 1 1 1 oun B+ ttx S infoid M uf., net Sh nkf-3. .1 e1 ni ll Iron ruxx on 1 Daxni 1 ns mn ore Tiussf Il nns th ost inn Benin I itsy M inf liestei ' r G9 S' W4 ,G-Q AK. 4,1 ', 1' . 1' 1, .5., .. 1 11 . . 1 '. . . 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P E V Bark rms Patty Babb Ruby Trnls Fhlrd nm Wllllilll DeArmoud Lorctll .Iesrh Audrey Young Plul Scholl Betty Atwater Jumor Klto Myrtle Heard seumd nm I Lur 1 Lue Iohnsun Mane Whit xker Rose Mlrle Schank Jean Rost golrothy Shirley Front rem lftt l Mxe Mlrkelson Kenneth Fox Imyre Perk M e PL ky MUSIC GROUPS Just vshen Mr Telecky funds t1me LO practlce YVlth all excellent performances of all the groups was noted at the Qpllng muslc concert held because war tlme travel doefsn t allovs tor a state contest Ad1ud1cators rated the band su perlor, the trlple t11o and orchestra, excellent to superlor, the mlxed ensemble, excellent, the tlute duets, good to ex cellent Townspeople emoyed a musxc program at Chrlstmas tlme when they were guests oi the department The trlple trlo and 1nd1v1dual players have entertalned V21I'l0LlS organl Latlons durmg the year The band added pep and color to the basketb 111 and football gamee Tucked away 1n odd corners of the school, muslc studente ale practlcmg at any and all houre vuth Mr Telecky never far from any ot the groups Band and orcheetra students get to Qchool at 9 40, and practlce through the seselon The vocal groups practlce from 1 40 through the afternoon see s1on, vslth frequent extra practlces thlovwn 1n That the tovxn as vuell as the student body appreclates the work Mr Telecky and h1s students are dolng was shovx I1 bv the unusually large turn out to the sprmg concert 1 W . .Vx 3 T , -1 , I ' . v -, x' 0 - TT s. , c 5 . 5 I K' 4 , .J ' n' I Af 1' l 'tsl 'Z I Z' ,V A' If I I., ,L I 1 . . 2' A. 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W Q Y . v 1 y I - '4 1 B k r Lfn wx s e ei ei T r ahn Y Melun Springer r J e e or P u d n H mel BASKETBALL The If on high school basketball te tm started out with only two first string veterans Paul Schol7 and Ken Fox from last year s squad Other returning lettei men were Tom Jolly Bill Longwill Bob Barkley and Bheldon Homer Before the hrst game Coach Goodner predlcted the team luckx if we won halt the games but somehow the team pulled through with tvxelxe wins and tour losses The Wave went to the finals 1n the dlstrlct tournament :nd received tonso latlon runner up place in the state tournament The team suffered a loss when Bob Barkley first strlng er was called to the serx 1ce 1ust before tournament time The season s statistics are as follows January 7 Fallon played Douglas on Fallon s court and won 25 14 On January 8 Fallon traveled to Lovelock to receive a 25 19 set back January 14 Fallon beat Hawthorne 29 27 at home md handed Sparks a '30 22 serdict the next night at Bparks January 21 the Wave swamped the unbeaten Carson C ltV Ben ttors 46 29 and tr tveled on J tnuaiy 22 to Douglas Q QQ Q ' lv ' Q ' ,gs . ' Q T ,- - . . 5' A ' rj , s am' nw: Bill 1 g: 'ill, Causi W.z 1' ', hi d row: Dick H1 . -Illllllll' Kitu. Bill ming. .' ','. Sec-ond ow: Rall h B ll. Couch W S Goutln, , u l Scholz, Assistant Coat-h Lloyd White, Front row: Toni Jolly, Kenneth Fox, Shel- U ll '. T I 1 I v 1 2 1 . . . . 1 . 1 'n L , L A I 1 , 1 1 - Q . . . . , 1 K n I A1 1 , f X l r ' ' r ' f 1 - v U . , . V' y y 7' . ' 1 1 1 4 I 1 ' ' l I I z l I u 1 - . . , . - L1 o I 1 - A n , x ' , L' il Y I .' . 1 1 , 1 1 I . ' 1 I 1 . . 1 l . . . . . . 4 I K I I 7 1 7 K Y - 1 f . , , n ' 1 - 1 - 1 . 4 1 1 . . . , , . - , 2 4 u ' J - - ' . I 1 K s u ' , ' L' c ii I I I I 1 f 1 1 U 1 c . - - , c c - to w1n a hard 33 27 xlctory over the Tlgers January 28 Fallon won a 'JO 43 decmon over the Stewart Braves on the local court The next mght Fallon recelved lte eecond de feat of the season 36 21 at the hands of the Reno HUSk1eS February 3 vx IS a non conference game mth Tonopah the Wave wmnmg 48 23 February 4 Fallon scored a hard lought vlctory over the scrappy Stewart Indlans 33 27 February 11 Fallon got rexenge from Lovelock 18 15 on the Fallon court The next nlght Fallon agaln upset the Carson Cxty Senatore 30 26 ln 1 return game at Carson Fallon recelved 1ts thlrd defeat of the 'season 16 13 kxee at Fallon the followlng mght February 25 Fallon beat Sparks 35 28 and ended the season the next nlght at Yermgton wmnlng 55 29 In the flret game of the Nevada dlstrlct tournament Fallon beat Stewart 28 17 defeated Douglas 21 14 In COACH WES COODNER the eeml finale and lost 35 11 to Reno for the cham p1onsh1p In the state tour ney held at Careon Clty Fallon loet to Panacz IH three overtlme perlods 51 49 The Wave went ln to the conaolatlon seml finale and beat Douglas 34 30 m another overtime In the consolatlon fmals the Fal lon squad lost 36 35 to Ias Vegae 1n the laet mlnutea of the ball game Ken Fox made eecond atrlng all etate and Paul Scholz made the honorable mentlon Lettermen are Paul Scholz Ken Fox B111 Longwlll Bob Barkley Tom Jolly Melvm Sprmg er Dlck Hahn Ralph Bell Junlor K1tO Sheldon Ho mer and Manager COSSIC Weaver. . V- ,. . , ' ' ' I - . ' s r Aw 4 L. , 6 - , 1 ' . 1 ' vi l- . - . v' , ' r . , I' ' 3 ' 1 K F I I 1 K L K, ' . v v a ' r ' s ' . .,. - , ' 2 ' . . . . K' l K K , , February 18 at Hawthorne, and lost 32-18 to the Reno Hus- . . , L L ' A . , - a L 1 ' 1 K ' K, K 3 , - K ' , . z ' . C ' . , - I' .' - 1 I' K 'K , ' ! 7 I 7 9 . v ' 9 7 7 , - lfirsl Soni:-sh-r 1943-44 Rose Maru- Svhank, rc- tiring lI'f'2lSlll'K'I' and new ri-port:-it Carol licriflrix, retir- ing rf-ports-it presicle-nl. Marbiorie- Swenson, rv tiring' president, ' N-5 Luvilli- flilllc, presi- -a dent. Marie VVliitaker. vin presidi-nt, NlJI'lIlil Honuvelli, su relary. u Ver. S4-1-ond S1-:lic-sh-r porter. Adele Buonanomgl, president. Mary .Io Osterlioul, ser'i'4-tary. FIRESIDE CIRCLE Climaxing their year's work, Fireside Circle girls enter- tained their mothers and eighth grade girls and their moth- ers at a spring festival and style show in April. Mothers ot' members were honored guests at an installation ceremony. The group made commando dolls for the A.W.V.S. The girls prepared a banquet for the F'.F.A. and mothers ot' the F.F.A. boys, and a banquet for the vocational heads. They sold pop at all home basket and football games, the proceeds from which helped buy war bonds for the group. They also bought and made drapes and luncheon cloths for the home ec rooms. Members ot' the group enjoyed several informal social events during the year. Pins were awarded to members of the club who earned two hundred points for work during the year. Fireside Circle girls include any who are taking or who have taken home economics. Miss Ruth Proctor is their advisor. Slllfll Ito. retiring vivo Thelma Hinkle, treas- Betly Sasaki. treasur- er Ma1'f.:ucritf- Vl'alkcr, rf-. Helen Ilannifmi, vim- president. - If U'1URIu I1 RMLR N 1 X . 11111 . 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A1 1' lx. 7 ... .- ,-. 75 fi J 9, II- .Z .:.g Zi v. : -Q.: ..:a ' h .-1 T32 pl: :rv iii 2? FQ v..-: 235 Mix :Hg '2: :JE fL4 P., 47? :E-'A 'L-if ISL 7..1-L i1 2 .g:LI E15 9:5 - -1 'L Zip is-E vm. .5,,... P . :TLA ,. :-: Elf LE-'L VOCATHJ.AL Benefits of Vocational Education are no longer limited to traditional cour- ses for youth. The vision of Today and of the Fu- ture is to make the school available to adults, as well as youth, when they have problems the school can help them solve to the ben- efit of themselves and the community. Today's problems call for new courses such as How to Grow a Victory Garden, Food Preserva- tion by Dehydration, In- creasing Poultry Produc- tion, Repairing Farm Ma- chinery, Farm Wiring for Electricity, How to Oper- ate Business Machines, and How to Teach an Em- ployee. Who can tell what should be taught tomor- row? Perhaps it should be 'llncome Tax Recording and Reporting, Farm Bookkeeping, How to Get More for Your Money, Home Decoration, How to Rear Happy Children, Balancing Rations for L i v e s t o c k, Salesman- ship, or Farm Leader- ship. If the need arose would it be absurd or vi- sionary to teach Synthetic Rubber Production, In- creasing Soybean Produc- tion, Typing with one I-land, 'How to Fly a He- liocopter, Selling Plastic Cars and Houses, or How to See the World in Two Week's Vacation? VVhat- ever the needs may be in the future the individual should remember to come to the school for help. EDUCATHJ lf you Villll buy zi power riiowc-r, learn liow to bu IJIIP. If you wunt to learn new skills, pre- pare for :i HQW juli, or hrusli-up on your ll o in iiercizil. En- roll in night svliool. VVlivn iiiuiipowci' is sliorl :ind lxilior Iiirnovei' is H1011 ' ' ' lr Iwlcili in S1lYl' llllllf ull employee. fi l'llCl'Qly by lt-zwiiiyig lioxx 1 . WHAT EW? I 1 I0 4 -1 Uea1 Dudle I lst xeu when Vou tusscd and tumed ll70Llt gtttlllg' out 1 Gleenwaxe I w ondcled wh lt 1ll thc Nhfllltlllg was about but now I know But somchrw thc copx ls al Ill and 1 cuts ale made s0 I m golng to t lc tlme out to tell xou wh It we xc been do1ng th1s 1 ea1 'lhe othem dax w hen P11111 Ch1pman was Xlsltlllg' III thc OTIILB, he almost collapsed when he heard Mr Nelson gnc Rax mond Je sch ten fl6I'll9lItS but he lclt bettel w hen we ex plamd ou1 new ment sx stem We each start the new semes ter wxth 21 clean slate no merlts and no demerlts Fox a tal dx we lose one mellt tor cuttlng 1ddX Ioulteen ouch' II hen ou1 record gets to In demel 1ts a lettex goes home to our puents Should oul demeuts go below 10 we1e sus pended tlom school and not lllow ed to come back unt1l oux palents haxe called It school and nccessus ad1ustments haxe been made 'Ihen should we go below 10 we 1ust checlV Ill oul boolVs and hunt 1 1ob We l1l1e thc new sx stem bc cause ou1 dcmeuts tallx Wlth the seuousness ot ou1 oitensc Remember how mad we uscd to get because we got one dc ment tor chewlng gum or tl'l10VVlIlg a balloon full ol water III studs hall ' We ealn merlts as well as ClCfl'lLlltN too For 1nstanc1 we can bulld up ments bx haung 1 perfect ment record Teachc rs mas glxe mc11ts too to students w ho dcscr xc them I Ol w hat' II ell one dax two boxs thought the stage looked mcssx s0 thex cleaned 1t Fhey rccewed wcll earned merlts New cllsses lnclude ple tllght Xou c1n lmdgllle how much the klds bovs and guls en1ox thls chance to gct practlcal auonautlcal tralnlng VI henexcl a plane headed for ou1 new naxal 11r base goes ox 91 the school these luckx ple fllght students 1ush out to do some practlcal planc spottmg -Xnd guess w hat The freshmen, sophomores, and ILIHIOIS are reglsterlng now tol thelr next xeal s classes M1 Johnson saws th1s sx stem w1ll help hlm m arrangmg classes 'md schedules for h1s teachels next wear Before anvbodx planned h1s next xeal s pxoglam he took sexeral tests from Mr ql'l16I'SOI1 to flllfl what h1s lIlt616,'st9 and dbllltles we1e The tacultx IN trxmg, to steer klds 1nto thc classes whcre thew ll be happlest and lealn the most And the good old . llzll ,l.l4 1 V , Y 1 1 Y 1 1 7 . 11 1 ' l I I V11 M V1 ' . 11x 1 5 A611 1. 1 1 v 1 1 1 ' v, 1, 1 3 ' 5 1 1 X1 1 V V . 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