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

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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 . . .. . . ,

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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'. 'z 2 2 ' - ' ' 1 1 ' -' '1 ' ' 2 L I U K I I 3 i I ' U 1- 2 x I .I , . 1 , . . M . 2 2 ' 1 1 0- ' 1 2 . V' X . .11 -1 ' Y 13:1-. 1 ' 2 ' j 2 ' 'z . 1 . 1 1 v' - ' f' ' v - 2 1 'c ' 1 ,1 ...f - 1' -'Z ll. 1' ' 1' ' ' 1' ' 2 M' 1'. 1 1 J , 1. ' , '. 3 7 c c 1 , , c ' 1 V ,1 1 . Q V' 1 1 v v . l 11, v 'P 1 V 1 r 1 .' - , ' V- 'C I I V il I 7 1 y' l 1 c 1 Q , c A x yylf 1 ' 1 v ' V v. y n 1 . 4 4 ' uv A ' T I 1 . 1 I 1 1 - 1 . 1 7' 1 , c , v - y J' - , 1 v 1 1 ' 4 1 1 1 1 S . L1 lk! I . YJ UV . x 2' . 2 Lv- '. v. K. ' 1 , 2 1 2 h. .2 4 Uv L. - tv ' .' v 1 :I Al v v. 4 K v' 9 V J. 1, c v - L . ga ya rj y 1 2 v' 1 2 ' 1 ' 1 ' c . c1 1 1 , 1 I 1 . 1 1 1 . I 1 , 1 1 , 2 ' 'E 1 5- - 1 . 1 1 l . , . 7 ' 1 3' 1 1 V' ' . 1 2 Y, . . j ' , V ' . ev r 1 a - 14 -- ' 1 . , . . . ' . - 1. 1 . 1 c c , c , I 1 1 . I 1 I - ll , 1 ., c 1 , , ' W . 1 , , 1 . J' s 1 1 . 1 . v ' v' 1 1 7 1 1 , V 1 1 V . ' 1' ' I 1 ' 1 ' ' 1' . if I Y I V- 1 . 2 K. 4 1 ' K1 ' ' ' 4 'E L1 - ' y vv 'z ' 1' 1 2 . . ,. . , 1 . , C 1 1 9 K 1 y 1 - 1 ' y -1 1 ' -' ' 1 n -k L A . . , . 1 1 v - . 1 , . 12 Z I 1' 'l b. JJ ' ' ' 1' ' ' ' o- v 1 . v v - 0 ' ' 1. ll . I

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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.