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

 - Class of 1945

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Ilis pleasant manner makes coming' to school to find out why their children have so inzlny demerits ax plezisant task for parents. Mr. Johnson, with John Hannifan, has been instrumental in getting our Fox Hole reopened. Vhief assistant to Mr. Johnson is his secre- tary, Alice Lane. She can he found in all parts of the building at all hours of the day. opening lockers and runuingr errands. She still managres to he on hand in the office whenever she's needed. Armed with a pleasant smile and a demerit pad. she brings order wherever she walks. U55 acuffy 35, l l alttiq- NI, Brown, ILL Dorothy -In-:ul hi-hon. .LIL I uiu-1'si1Av ol' YifIn'nsll:i l'uixorsil,x' ul lu llllll I x muisln I :md II 'l',rpin:. liusum-ss I'n- lush 1 lPlIlIlll'l'l'l1ll 1.vo:l':1plly 1 -11,1111-11-lnll l.:1'-Y, l,:xIil1 ll flu-sl:-r liih I liluwsilr 4rI4t'ulnI l1l1r hmm- liihhs, ILL 4'llo'llIlSlI'3', lllx I IIIIXUVNIIY ul M xrzlllzl 411-lwrwl Scicliv-v lll2'lISlI I. .louruxullsm A I PP 4 uul In XIII-Iulallnf-v U!'I'i4-1-I' 'fx Q -. Although the facility seem- ed to enjoy our six day furnace lay-oft' as much as we, we missed our dear teach- ers. This year's faculty have heen our friends not only in the classroom, but also in all our outside activities. 'I'hey've helped plan our parties, and we blush to admit, have done most ot' the work. They out- shine us as dishwashers and broom pushers. 1 Hn-lc-n lloou-r. Il.3I.l'I. Ihriglll .L Nu-I-on ll K Nol'lluu'1-slr-rn lliin-1'si14v l'niu-rsily ol' No x ull l',llZ'llSlI Il, Music, lll4lHl'IX' IIS, llislory. Yu llllll ot' Music :und Art 4'lll'l'l'Ill Prolflvm .xlll'llliIlll4'l' 1rI'i'i11l Nzlllmnio-I Norton, Ii.!c.I'l. Nol'llnu-sn-l'x1 i'lllY1'I'Silj' Russell R1-una, ISN Iunulisll I l4lllYl'l'Silj', Slzlli ll X N luxsnwss Arillmnftii- Hom-l':1l Xlolnrs In Illuln ol' 'l'l'l'illIlDllV V X14-4-Iulnif-:ul llru X All-1'Il:lni1-s, I'l'1' I Il ll! I Il U55 CICLL After many years of ser- vice to the high school Mr. Giblin retired at midterm. A fitting memoriam to his splendid science teaching are the many Fallon boys serving in the armed services who got their basic knowledge of all the sciences in Gibbies' classes. His students have made enviable records in scientific fields. 'Q 5 , Q. lx S P lh rzl lnnltn Sawyer, I., C. Sclmnk, ILL Nl K l'I'lll Yiwu- X I niui . r ..--'. -- . , n... .- . . 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'af lZll.l, YHVNH IZHXXIIAI l..X'I l'lX 1'.XlII, IPAXIN Slllmh-nl llo1l5 plw-sivlvxllt Nlllllhflll 'vw-xllv seclw-l:lz'.v Slllllltlll lwflv lr:-.lslll 1 xscufiue Onznziffaa VVhen shall we have the frosh reception I' How should we pay for the windows broken the night of the pep rally I' Shall we have school dances when the team plays away? These are but a few of the problems hashed over by class presidents and student body officers when they meet with Mr. Johnson. On their shoulders lie the jobs of setting dates for parties, paying bills, and enforcing rules. Seated, left to right: Billy Engebretson, Anita Rubianes, Bonnie Lattin, Bill Jenevce Weaver, Don Mills. Standing: Carl Davis, Mr, Johnson, Don Fister. Young, Bill Stuart, 5- 4 .4 ACTIVITIES Durlng any SESSION perlod you can flnd some OYQZHIIZHIIOII holdmg a meetlng or one of the muslc groups pI2lCt1ClI1g activities and fmd them valuable In acldltlon to haxlng fun the boyb and glrls learn to rnmgle wlth othels learn to take and early out oxders and IH general axe preparmg them selves to take then' place as cmrens ol 1 natxon m 1 wmld oi peace . -2 ' 1 , ll 4 K -' ,, M4 , ' A good many of the students take part in extra curricular w - , ' , Q ' - ll I l ll lzlzucrf 56 , When somebody sard I yyonder yyhy they bother to clcct wed try to publr h a book Nlr Dalbey helped ua make pre lrmrnary plans and Mr Qmrth gaye us adyrce along thc way When Mr Bcll arrry ed from the Modern Photo Studro to take our prctures we yycre assure l tor the Hrst trmc th rt we yy oulfl haye a book We worked harder than eyer on the dummy started to worry about copy and sometrmes we wondered yy hoee rdca an annual yy as anyhoyy Brggest problem was of course money Toyynspeople haye reepondcd wrth therr usual gcnerosrty and Reno merchants haye helpcd us too Hardest yyorkrng aol chaser has been Bonnre Iattrn, who has wrrtten all ad copy and who has kept our accounts rn or der Wrthout Sonny Ferguson s help we wouldnt haye landed many ot our ads To help Ilnance the annual the Qtaff has publrshed the school paper, The Pcho Just how Jeneece and Anrta haye found trme for the annual and the paper, we don t know but they have Mr Nelson has sgry en us adyrce on our theme and our art work V11 Jurgen hae helped us by takrrrg Qey eral ne ew-rry last mrnute prctures Thrs vcar school and school mates mean more to us than eyer before VVe know were lucky to haye had thrs happy carefr ec year together, and we hope youll find the hrghlrghts recorded rn thrs book I 11-'fri XX ' 1, 2 l . 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Top row Cliudm Tiussell Tomlo Ito Leona Briggs Jem Rost Second row seated Barbaia T iyloi Colleen Mooic Audi ey Pefnson Connie Madsen Bottom row standing Rose M Ile Schank Bevel ly Bom Berry Sanfoid Maiy Lou Young Emma Lu Windei Elenox Cmdee Miss Gibbs 04425 Lara. Alpha lambda, we re told is an honorary English organivation, but if anybody had asked us. we d say it was a group of gay ladies who met twice each month to eat The meetings we are sorry to say tend morc toward food than toward literary works. The traditional Alpha Lambda Thanksgiving progressive dinner and the Christmas dance were high lights of the first semester activities with Dorothea Cress in charge. Sec- ond semester, with Emma Lu Winder presiding, the girls entertained their new members at a formal dinner. Next, they held a bean feed to devour the beans from the bean jar on which we all bought tickets. Then, their consciences bothering, they entertained their mothers at a breakfast. In between times, they just met for simple little suppers. To the rest of us it seems strange that all Alpha Lambda mothers are wonderful, generous cooks who delight in feeding their daughters' smart little friends. Maybe there is something in this business of getting A credits. 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Although the band started the year with only twenty-seven members, three majorettes, and no drum major, by the first of May, it had reached a membership of forty- six, plus seven majorettes and a drum major. In addition to this, three members moved from Fallon and one left school for matrimony. This public spirited organization played for all football games but one, all but two basketball games, for the VFW parade, for all school music concerts, and presented one concert in the city park. Included in the band are fourteen clarinets, eight cornets, three alto saxophones, four alto horns, three flutes, two tubas, five percussion instru- ments, three trombones, one oboe, one baritone saxophone, one glocken- spiel, one bass viol. Colleen Moore was named drum major. J. S. Telecky is the band's director. Practices are held Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 9:40 to 10:20. za 6 cz oiaffsa I xelxone looks iClIH111I11.flX xt tha h1g.h sehool band wx hen It IJClf01mS but soonem Ol later all eves 3, ue only at thou dttmetxxe gnls wlth the short xknts .md lXXlll1INlg bdtons At mul tum ilu new rndlolettex wele . lclul to the j.Z'lClUIJ and we nom see one mauorette Ill flont oi each eolumn ol the band 'Ihe new gnls me Nolmd 'Vloultlle Colleen Barton Barbala l lXl0l Fmncu 3111 1111.291 and Iledn Xdnldnlnghfxm The three xetemns .um Colleen Home btelld Rxttl and Ballmm Nldson Colleen hae been Lhoxen dx um I'Y1dI0l and Barbara and Stella hem ehlef ma1o1 ettex The 5,1ls haue pmetleed dlllgentlx and hdxe tlfuned lllllll N11 Teleckx l llbll 1 lVl1s 1 Ste ll Rxttl Colleen Morne W? 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' ' l'1'1', 7 5 Qqidgiifid Although the high school orchestras have been gradually disappearing in this state during the past several years, our high school still has its organization of forty-one members. This membership is known to be one of the largest, if not the largest, in the state. Our orchestra is very good, particularly when one considers that most of the members began their music career after they came to high school. An orchestra takes a long time to develop. It must always play classical music, the most difficult kind of music to play. Given a rating of excellent at the spring concert, the orchestra has given generously of its time during the school year. It played at all high school concerts, including the Thanksgiving program, the Christmas pro- gram, the spring concert, and it will play for graduation. Making up the orchestra are fifteen violins, th1'ee trumpets, four clarinets, two alto horns, one trombone, one baritone saxophone, one tym- pani, two violas, three cellos. two bass viols, three flutes, one tuba, one drum, one piano, and one piano-accordian. Orchestra members hold two regular rehearsals each week on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Members attend practices during the day. Director is J. S. Telecky, his assistant Miss Helen Hoover. The orchestra has brought much pleasure to students and to townspeople this year. ?f 55 9555 Only seven veterans showed up for the first practice ot' this year's girls' glee club. Somehow word got out to the Freshmen that this was a group worth joining. and within the week fifteen of Mrs. Sawyer's charges had been selected by Mr. Telecky to ,iofn the singers. Only one of the twenty-two members is a senior, six are sophomores and juniors. Because the group had to start practically from scratch, it developed slowly, but by the time ot' the spring concert, it was good enough to win a rating ot' excellent. VVith one or two additions next fall, it should be one of the best glee clubs the school has had for many years. In developing the girls' glee club, Miss Helen llooyer, assfstant music director, has been a Very great help. Dressed in becoming formals, the glee club members look so pretty and lighthearted when they make a public appearance it's hard to remem- ber the hours of work, hard work, that went into perfecting the Chorus. Vile who have heard them know the hours of precious noon-hour and session period time that went into making the singers the linshed group they are today. Catherine Lancaster, Margaret Gibbs. Ruse Marie Schank, Geraldine Parsons, Miss Hoover. Mr. Telecky, Marie Whitaker, Mary Lou Young, Frances Springei, Anita Williams, Vergine Spencer, Mildred Wheeler, Dawn Marsh, Mary Lou Stiyerson. 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U6 APPROVAL BOARD B111 Young Mxss Anne Glbbs Dorothy Shlrley Dwxght A Nelson 54f2f2'ZO Uczf Boaz Assemblles ale the same thmg ox 61 and ox 61 The klds get tued of them Somethlng should be done to see that thele 18 some x u lQt5 on the ls 'lhls ues the 0111111011 of 'Studt nt Boclx Plesldeut B111 Xoung, and he set out to lemedy the sltuatlon The 16811112 of hls aetlon vs as the xpplox al b0dld On Tuesdav TYIOIDIIIES thlN bofud D1 exlewss the asscmblx fur mged fol the comxng Frldav It the plovlams cue not well enough lehedlsed O1 too much l1ke prexlous dssemblles the bOd1d tulns thumbs dovs n lex and B111 Young 'mom the student body make up the boaxd About Wednesday noon houl you can End th m ln study hall mum hmg a and W1Ch and castmg a crltlcal eye on the man ln change ot the tommg ploglam Assemblles hax en t been as qool ds the commlttee hoped thex would be but they feel they xe made fx step toxwud bettel enteltdmment for us Memoldble plogldms these cutlts thlnk were those .armnged by the FFA the Block F and Alpha l dmbda it 1 . 1 1 1: . v 1 1 v 1 ' 1 r . 1 . ' L 1 L1 , f 4 1 1. A- x V2 -' v l'.'t. X L1 1. K1 ' l L 3 v u K1. I 7 ,f 4 . ' ' ' . 1- 1 1 f v - I 1 13 v. t, . . , Miss Anne Gibbs and Dwight A. Nelson of the faculty, Dorothy Shir- uy . xl K1 , 1 4 1 . Y . - v 5 ' K V . . ' S. - 11 . 1 ' , 1 f l 1 ' v v , J v 4 A- f. . 4 3 1 4 ' t - ,4 ug 1 14 Li. L1 1. . :tw l , v L1 I 11 as n 1 4 1 , , , . I 'Q-F CLASSES Cla ses homewolk Lrammmg fox tmal exams notes and 'm OCCHCIOHHI party make uo our SOC13l llfe School also has peace that will lollow the war In order to 3Chl9V8 thxs goal we must equ1p ourselves fully Wlth the knowledge of how to be good c1t1zens m a xapldly changmg world ' 1 . 7 . - 9 C - A . its serious Slde for us. We are preparmg ourselves for the le ' v 1 l ' D SENIOR OFFICERS - Kneeling: William Stuart, Orrin Freeman. Standing: Donna Karren, Jean Rost, Bill Bright, Perhaps because they know they are going into a world that is neither bright nor carefree. the seniors this year have been willing to sit and take life easy and let the rest of the school worry about unimportant details. They were making plans for their Sadie Hawkins dance as the 1945 Lahontan went to press. Although hampered by the lack of sugar for the cakes they want to serve and by the shortage of lumber for proposed Skunk Hollow cottages, the seniors assured us their hop would top even the Frosh party. Quiet, genial Charlie York has been session room teacher for the graduates. Although he's had some difficulty in selling stamps and bonds, he's always finally won 100 per cent cooperation from all the 1945 seniors. 194 Q05 . . Ivlargaret Aber Victoria Achurra Ingrid Anderson Cyrstal Baumann G-IQADUATE Ralph Boll Leona Briggs .l I 1 J . . hill Bright Maybelle Charley 'S- 'Y -al Jean Rost was chosen Good Citizen by her classmates in the state contest sponsored by the D.A.R. Jean was awarded second place in the state contest. Chosen most likely to succeed and to represent the class of 1945 in the Pepsi-Cola scholarship contest are Tomio Ito, Bill Stuart and Bill Sanford. Melvin Springer, Bill Stuart, John Paul, Colleen Moore, Jean Rost and Carmen Erquiaga have applied for the freshmen scholarships awarded by the University of Nevada. Several members of the class took the tests for the opportunities offered by thc Army Spzcfalized Training program. 2552 ., ,ff X, lg Dolores Cislini Beriiadine Corlett Dorothea Cross Bob Curry E' l 6.25 Carl Davis Floyd Davis Carmen Erqui Francis Farley Elma Faupel Wilma Faupel A small percent of the members of our class who entered high school in the fall of 1941 and in January, 1942 are graduating with us. Many of the boys have entered the armed services, many of the girls have married, and a few students have moved. Bob Johnson finished high school at mid- term, as did Willa Hettinger. Harry Pardick went to the army while he was our class president last year. Members of our last year's junior class now in the service are: Reno Ratti, John Robertson, Albert Madsen. Many of the members of the class will enter the armed services in June. Several boys, who will not be 18 for another year, plan to work in a year's university before Uncle Sam sends them a summons. aga snio 'zz Erncst Ferguson Willa Hettinger 1 Ed Gomes Thelma Hicks 51250 'zz Q CV., .gk , Lloyd Hittlc Takuko Ito Tomio Ito Raymond Jesch Ralph Bell was chosen by Block F men as the outstanding athlete in the class of '45 and his name will be added to the plaque presented by the class of '44. Other athletes who will be missed next year include Bob Curry, Carl Davis, Francis Farley, Lloyd Hittle, Melvin Springer, Bill Stuart, Rollie Weaver and Tom Weaver. The seniors helped make up the fine 1944 football team and have several men who will do well in the track meets this spring. These athletes have work- ed under Coaches George Norwood, Wes Goodner and Charlie York. As leaders, the senior athletes have set an enviable record for their good-sportman- ship, In years to come, high school teams will try to live up to the high standards of sportsmanship, winning or losing, establish- efl by the class of '45, f 'QU' Donna Karren Haru Kilo Dorothy Manchestei Gerald Marker Kenneth Marker Etta Mae Mickelson A A Colleen Moore Oliver Ott John Paul Jean Rust. Bill Sanford Bill Sherman Several seniors have made enviable scholastic records, and competition for the high boy and girl will be close. Leona Briggs, Dorothea Cress, Carmen Erquiaga, Colleen Moore, Jean Rost, Claudia Trussell, Emma Winder, John Paul and Bill Stuart have made good scholastic records. Although it is al- ways assumed that seniors will be graduated, the Civics grades of several seniors were very shakey in mid-April. Because so many excellent scholarships are available this year, seniors who failed to burn the midnight oil along the way are advising underclassmen that grades do pay. Alpha Lambda membership will be hard hit by the graduation of seven members. 5125011 Johnny Souza Lucille Spendlove Melvin Springer William Stuart EIZLO 'Zi Members of the gladuatlng class wlll make then own graduation speeehee on Lountlles of the wolld Taklng part wlll be Jean Rost John Iaul Bob Qlllly Colleen NIOOIE Blll Bllght Margaret Abel and If mma I u Wlndel Haru Klt0 w lll slng Plans f0l senlol cut day haxe not yet been made aS the gasollne sholtage checks the best plans I lst we lltdlll was some talk of a flshlng tl ID to Reese Rn el The class of 1045 has made hlstory and It has lly ed hlstoly They w ere ln hlgh school when the student body gatheled to heal LEWIS Sutton Ruby Tl IXIS Glace Testolln Cl ludla Tlussell Plesldent Roosex elt declare wal on the Axls they wele ln hlgh school when SllDCllIlf9I'lCl ent Johnson called the student body together to announce the death of Plesldent Roose ye l Marquellte Walkel Rollle Weax CI Tom Weaxel Emma Wmdel Mlldled Ycoman Ruth Plerce, low QQDIOI fl ll JUNIOR OFFICERS Bllly Engebretson plesldent Nfllfnl Sh nkey tleweulel Flossle Cl lham 'lnnual leplesentltlye Eleunol Almas xlcc DICS1ClLIlt NOIITII Bonuccelll secletlly LLIZLO 'Zi The new upperclassmcn stalted the yeal ott llght bv gettlng ILIYUOIS elected to flxc of SIX student body Off1C6S Oul candlclates amazed eyen themselx es w lth the exe llent campalgn talks they made The IUHIOIS also showed thcn good Illllgmt nt by electing f0l class offlcels Plesldcnt Blll Ifngebletson xlce plesldent Eleanol Almls secletaly Nolma Bonuccelll Thell OfflL6lS leally cllcked and to DIOXQ lt shortly aftel taklng Off1CQ thcy put on an assembly whlch was eally enloy ed by the student body Th10LIf2,'l'l0LIt the yeal the other classes put on then paltles whlle the ILIHIOIS watched clltleallx fl om the SICIQIIIICS looltlng f01 911018 w hlch they could collect IH thcll blg aftall of the yen The JUHIOI Senlol Ban quet and Prom lVlay 19 was the date set by the class fol the paltx QDOHSOI s C110 Wllss Hattle Blow ll, MISS Iflances Waltz and Geolgc Ielgens. C omnllttecs VVQIS appolnted early and wele wolklng hald as we went to press 'Ihey haye planned to use a spllng theme and the gy nl wlll be decol ated to leplefsent. a gal den : ' f t , ' .' 3 ' t 2 ' , ' 1 ' ' 'L ' ' ,I . , L . . . , Z ' , . . . .sv 1' .,- .,k.' , 1 . l .. 'M ' Z ' . U .S J ' , 1 1 has 3 K1 1 1 v 31 - ' ' .' ' Q ' -K- ' X . vm fi S c Y . S. ' G ' .l 71 Y ' v ' 3. ' I 3 Y 0 I ' 1 p I 1 1 . u ' 1 I ' 1. 1 . J 1 K- Y 1 . - 1 kv , - Q 2 kv, K1 x 1 - 1 - 1, A ' - 1 1 Z tl'easul'er, Norma Sharkey and annual representative, Flossie Graham. ' . ' 1 vm- . ' 1 - . 1 ' Y K. Lv . ' ' , 3 Y 1 1 ss 1 ' 14 Lv 2- v y ' v y S v. V V I 'y r Lwkw A1 . s v l Q1 v . 1 1 - - , ' 3' 1 ' 1 '1 ' - 1 ,Z -7 , ' 4- ' 1 1 - x I .yy ' v tw hw n I hvku I I ' -V. L' Lu uk' 4 v A 'K by 1 ' - 1 ' 1 . 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V ' 1 in -I 1 fl- 1 k 1 -' UIQ l gumo 'ze VVe 16 the klds p1etu1ed 011 the 017DONlt8 page Although xxe I9 IUHIOIQ 11oxx xxe st1ll teel lllxe step eh1ld1e11 We 1e a m1dte1m elass xx ho a111x ed ln J IHUAIX 104 0111 tnst elalm to time xx as ea1n111g a 1eep 11dc to the base la t X931 bee 1use xxe d topped the sehool IH selhng bonds We 1epeated ou1 1Jtlf0lITldYlL6 to ea1n 1111othe1 11616. thls xca1 We xxe1e saddened th1s xea1 by the death of ou1 loxed t11end and el1ssmate Weslex Wlelendx Bob Madsen left Us to attend hlgh sehool 111 AUStlH, but otherxxxse Olll elass IS lntaet We spent the fnst semeste1 th1S xeal IH V1ss Dlshon Q sesslon When NI1 Ju1ge11s a111xcd xxe xx e1e at1a1d he mlght be lonesome u11stf111s alone s0 xxe mox ed up to 10111 h1m NIembe1s of ou1 elass haxe been 11a1t1eula1lx outstandlng 111 aff xxo1k Seldon G1 oss and I eslxe Johnson a1e oustandmg ag membe1s 'lo graduate bCf0l9 xxe 19 Slghtttll most of us xx1ll le graduat1ng se 11015 next xc ll Imaglne th xt 'C' 'i Rose 'xfIa1leSeh1nk Norma Shnk v Do1rt'1y Shnley James gl le1 Ethel Sheet Jo 1n W1dswo1th Jeneece Weaver L1Ve1ne WHGCICI Mallc Wh1take1 B111 Young, I Y .,b.' 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' ,- F , O OU UJZLO 'Zi S' , SA Albertx Ellls Seldon Gloss Floyd Mnker Newell Mxlls Lloyd T1 xbueno Joe Ve1 mt Lllly Hicks F1 mklm SOLl7l Co le YXGIXCI' B11b'n'1 Johnson Leelle Johnson Don South nd J mek Tol ae Bob Woodxx 'url Mllton Yeomin 5- 5 9 sr, . , . A , Xl X J ,l 3' . f 5 sl, . 3 N I . Ruth Bowser Thelma Brown Shirley Dalbey Marietta Dooley Dellard Drumm ff 1 'z ss' V2 ' 1 2 A K . gf 5 aL , ' ' 'Z' L' ' - , Q ,, I , -, , C' 5 9. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS David Hahn, treasurer Pauline Moore, secretary Don Fister, president f Anita Williams, annual representative Nick Holt, vice-president gt W ,,,, - ,,W'.... . ,, .i., I Q. A +5 lg.. : t , --iv 5 L . -' fx ' ' W as ,,l7fmf , 3 .. N TT' g .r 2 ,- Q v -. 'xfkfi '- T- X' X' .61-Y' f' 73, gg .r I V Y Qgofzgomo 'zzz As we went to press, plans for the soph party were completed, and we're sure it will be one of the year's best. Not content with the good assembly they put on early in the fall, the sophomores were hosts at a second assembly where they influenced Mr. Telecky to play his saxophone. As active in all school activities as they are in Mrs. Wallace's session, the sophs are already making a bid for next year's top student body offices. Occasionally acting like freshmen, but more often looking like seniors, Fister and his sophomores are a class to Watch. Ln-ft side, outside row, up: Ilia-lmril linttom, Xivk Ilult, llnln-rl Ilolnn-s, ltlngvm- Sli-rv, 1':1l'l Johnson. lmlt- Il1':upoi', .lm-k 1'll2illlllt'I'S, lmvizl llahn, Louis linrr. S4-1-oml row, lm-fl snls- tip: .Xll1ll'l'j' l's-zlrsun, Ilvlvn Solias, I':1I lullliilll. .Ivil- lu-ttv In-vk, M:u',im'ii- lit-Il, X1-lliv Wznlswnrlln, Vzirolyn llollitluy, I3:lrhura Mason, .Im-un xillllillllllilllillll. I':nnIinn- Monro, Willm-nv l'opu-nlmu-l'. Third row, le-fl to right: l':il l 1'l'l'4'l, Ln Y4-rnv .IiIlllllj', .l:n-kio I l'l'H'llSlIll.lii2ll1 siflv, outsiila- row, up: .lim Pyzilt, Iron Vista-1', liilly Z4-i-In-r, l r:nnk t':1n4h-4-. Kevin Ilznnifzln, Lnuiv Yvnlux-zu-vi, I-Zvi-11-ll Atkinson, P1-lu S lil4'!'lli. lfnsil Vislini. sw-mul row, lll'f 451'U1'21'lH' HFISUII. ltotly Uni-r, llnlvlnii- l ilxp:ull'ii-Ii, .xllllil Williams, liIil'llIll'2l 'l'1l3'lf'l', Lillii l'2ll'4li1'li. Nlalj' .lo Hsin-1'lml1t, lrvzln Ylllllllhilljliliilll. I-'lnl'm-Iwo 'l'lnon1:ls, Vliristinzu Vopm-11ll:lx'n-1'. Nlbflllil Lynn 'l'nIvlvr. 'l'hiraI ron, right to ls-ft: l l':lll4'l'S timings, 1'ol'ml1-liz: lil'2lilillll, I.illi:1n 4':1l'l'. ,,4- Z! v-ld Boys front to back Donald Mxlls Davld Swenson Roy Sa akl Clyde Wheeler Donald Gross Ken Rost Fred Hlcks Jlm Coakley Gxrls iront to back Malgalet Sharkey Norma MOUltFl8 Evelyn Walker Elizabeth Reed BCUY S miflld Muy Lou Young Pllsy M mchestex Loletti Tlussell OOU 50 ZOHZO 75:2 We are the lovx sophomores Yes we re 1ust a small class who entered hugh school a year and a half avo wlth the reputatlon of bemg absolutely dt'N1llSl'1 Our former t63Ch61S warned Mlss G1bbS never to let SIX boys sxt together IH the corner of the room and for heaw en s sak to watch us ex eu n11nute No wonder when we were seated ln our first hlgh school ILl1gllQh class there was a glrl or a xacant seat behlnd and 1n front of each boy But we are l1v1ng down our reputatlon and actually reformlng Mrs Requa d1d a great deal to mold our young charact rs and Mrs Sawg er completed the Job By mld term thls year we wer so far adwanced the freshmen annoyed us when we trled to study 1n sesslon so Mr Johnson gaxe us SGSSIOH of our own Wlth Mr Whlte to check attendance and help us wlth our math Though our class may be small we ale represent d on the honor roll 1n Alpha Lambda band orchestra 1n the sxnglng groups sports FFA and the Pep Squad We can ex en boast of one of the band s xerw attrac tlve majorettes Some of us who w1ll be elghteen next year hope to make hlgh school 1n three and a half years we who are younger feel It our duty to the commg classes to stlck around four and a half years and offer what adwlce we can to the frosh Already we xe lost some of our boys and glrls to the naxy but watch the rest of us The Low Sophs are on thelr way up' , 'vyfi' . x . V x Q - -'l .asm , . . Y C . ' ' D -1 x -1 1 v I 'I D I - 4 . ,., . . ' ,', I ' 1 v Y ' , 3 ', i' , if Z ' ', ' 4 ' S. . Y 1 , . 1 ww v K K. L, l .. L f C p ky.. 1 . 1 . . . K ,r. L N. . Y , D 5 ,, . v av ' u . f-1 ' ' U - x L. n , . . Y . . . . me . f ' YY e ., .. ' ' - l ' .3 Y . , x, H n K ,n . A Y fl . a. , - I v ' o 9 V s v y ! v N v D ' 7 7 Y - ' v n. , 0 Y ' . . f r ' v Y. 1 L , , , , . 1 T .- 7 L I x K Q ,, 1 L62 ' 155, 2112512 1? Freshmen Officers: Don Mills, president: Ken Rost. x'ice-presidenll Margaret Sharkcy, annual representalive: John Hammond, ll-CLlSlll't'l'1 Betty Sanford, secretary. lVhe11 we're Qraiidparelits we'll still be getting' compliments o11 our St. Patrick's party. In fact, the party was so good the student body almost forgot that it took us two mo11ths to put on Olll' assembly. Whether it was the food donated by ns and prepared by the home ec girls, the good old green decorations, the music, or our hospitality that made our party click, even we don't know. We-'re pretty proud too ot' our excellent record in stamp sales, our Red Cross donation and Mrs. Sawyer's pride and t'a1th ia: us. After all, she knows us best and she thinks we're tops! First row, left to right lkI'lCL'liIl4L1'I Ralph Jesch, Joe Bell, David Douglas, Glen Smith, J. B. Coy, Charles Palmquist, John Hammond, Carl Lemons, Walter Henderson, Bill Hatton, Buddie Whalen, Second row. standing: Jim Wood, Margaret Gibbs, Shirlene Carter, Virginia Halstead, Colleen Conlan, Ver- onica Cornu, Dclrna Cross, Calista Kolstrup, Colleen Barton, Helen Rice, Anita Mussi, Margaret Soares, Theo Ann Smitten, Allan Forrest. Third row: Cheri Lee Fisler, Betty Allyn, Ruby Dabol, Lois Berry- man, Joy Criner, Charlotte Morden, Justine Lehman. Vergine Spencer, Betty Erb. Frances Springer, Joan Hanifan. Shirley XVisnel'ski, Lyla Baumann. Fourth row: Geraldine Parsons, Lois Corkill, Sylvia Moiola, Charlene Smith, Delma llcnclrix, Delores Harrison, Emi Kilo, Bernice Hinkle, Lucille Bla11- cett, Mary Baxter. ,in OCAI JJ l Kneellng lelt to llght Rogel Mllls Robelt Zllkey Ch lllee Melendv Huntly Okholm James Dllbey Cylll Sehlnk Challes Renflo Sltimg Calhellne Llnclstel lVl.llv Lou Stlxereon Mvldred Plouty Mlldred Wheeler Lugene Paul IDIVKH Malsh Ruth SVk1Y1Cll6hLll5l Maly Getto Instluctol Ml' Norton Siandlrg Andlel Smlth Mlldred Moose John Sl'l'llIHll Jlmes Wllgflll Vlflyne Whlteheld Dextel Whalen Maly Bloxxn Gel lldlne Gl lh m T55 HZEYZ We dlopped ox 81 to xlslt hlgh bchool one clax befole xxe g'1ddLlrltQfl flom the elghth Glade Ml Johnson xx elcomed us eo enthuslastlcallx vxe dcclded xxe d come bank He xxe xe Qlnce lefuned the hard xx av, made IIN feel too much at home Bx the tlme xxe cl been at hlgh bchool a xx eek xxe an Qdllijlldl Ill the Echo that xxr xx exe supposed to act llke fleshmen Ml Nol ton le oul best fllend and xxe do flppreclate hlm ex ell thouffh Silllli people dont think oul ectlonx llldlldtt oul fondness fOl hlm He D001 lelloxx, 9lldLllLS us fol txxo NLNSIOH 1J6ll0ClS txxo Ifngllxh DQll0flN txxo 11 tl.m tlc pellodx, and one DG1l0fl clexoted to l6?l1I'1lIl,Q,' to Ntudx We Xl lealned fl lot In that claw although oul glfldes xxe le dfldlll xxouldnt lll dleate It We enloyed helplng the hlgh ilosll CIlt91tc11I1 xou lll In fact Jxe'xe enlox ed belngf IH hlgh Qchool and expect dlll ddv to settle doxxn ind D1 oxe lt xl C v 1 . - . 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V . . , k X - -A ' -I v I I . - ,- . - n..' --.-- .. - - I . - , , , . ... - - .,,.,4 -4, li' ' II 1 l S. ' 'il li l Nul '.2I, il' I1 VIS, . U I I MI Pl' Sllll, 1021 'K' 'I'1' ,- Ill 'Z XVII I I I 4 I, - -4 X Il 4 5- 1 I In-n-lmz: Iron l- lSIl'I', Nlr, X mark, XIV. XX IIIII-, ltillllll ln-ll. lmln XI mI1IxuII'Il. Slillllllllfi l.II'lIgIIII IHIIIIIIH, l,,Is1I ilslim, I I Il II III II IIIII Il III I I III I I II I I I I I Nutt g. I I IIIIIIII I'1I I II 1III I I I I I I I I III ll I I IIII I II I I 1 Il I IIII I l III I X I kI IIII III ll Insnn. -II QI-Iv S I-vw. 14- 'I- 'Q-:I I-', I' S II:I' , LII 'I ': II-'s fg 'I-y, :II-' Sgs:I 5' 1 :I . goofgczff The Fallon Greenwave football team fought their way through an- other successful season during 1944. Fallon won dye games, lost two, and tied one. The Greenwave opened the grid season with a practice game against Reno Oct., 7. Reno and Fallon battled to a scoreless tie on the Fallon field. The Greenwave eleven won their first conference game on October 14 when they defeated Carson 28 to 0 on the home field. The Senators put up plenty of fight but failed to penetrate the strong Fallon line. The outstanding run of the game was a 70-yard punt return by Geno Steve. Farley, Bell and Steve played outstanding ball for the Greenwave . Fallon took their first defeat from the Sparks eleven October 21 on the Railroader's field. One touchdown was all that was made by the Sparks team but Fallon failed to score. Sparks made their six points on a Fallon blocked punt. Vodnick picked up the ball and dashed 235 yards around end to set Sparks up for a touchdown. The Fallon line held for three plays, but Baker finally pushed the ball over. Playing Stewart on the local field October 28, Fallon made their second victory by a score of 13-O. Bell opened up the holes and Rollie Weaver carried the ball to put Fallon back into the win column. Robertson and Swindlehurst played good games on the line for Fallon. The Reno Huskies knocked local gridders out of the running for zone championship by trimming Fallon 14-0 on the Reno fielrl November 4. Fallon attempted many times to score but each time the Greenwave would be held FOOTBALL CAPTAINS: Geno Steve, Ralph Bell TWO COACHES: Charlie York, Lloyd White for downs or forced to punt. Carr and Bell played well for the Greenwave. Playing their toughest game of the season November 11. Coach Charles York's fighting football team tamed down the Lovelock Mustangs to the tune of 6-0. Loyelock had been unde- feated until that time and was highly favored to win the zone championship. November 18 Fallon swamped Yerington 64-0. Yerington never threat- ened to score. Fallon played their final grid game with Gardnerville November 25 when they trimmed the Tigers 20 to 0. Fallon wound up the season by elegting Ralph Bell and Geno Steve co- captains of the 1944 squad. Bell and Swindlehurst were also named on All- State teams. Steve, Fister and Rollie Weaver made honorable mention on the honorary teams. The team was coached by Charles York. who was assisted by Lloyd White. czafgaiigczff G4 cz 'Iho Iuillon L11ee11xx.1x1 ba. ketlmll team tfulecl to l111.1k 11110 the XXIII toumn tlllllllg' the 11111 suls011 F lll0ll took 16 Lonsttutlxe defeats mt 1 lmoxs 141111111 nuru 'IILL ncx v . .1111 lmuause ot t L gt oil s11o1tsmf1nsh1p the tneenxx axe xx on the .1clm11c1t1o11 ot l'I'1rlI1X spttta to1s .mtl of11c1f1ls 1 on st.11 tul the111 h1sto1x Ulfllxlllj., noxx ot tllmmlllgs on ,lclI1LldlX 1 xx LI11l1LN met Fe1nlu 111 the XJAIIIQIUN gxm Punlex pldxed 1 ds .ma to llltl the tllt xxlth Fallon 011 tht tlltl ot fl 4 U sung O1 the l0WlIl11,' 11111111 betole 1111551 home uoxxcl tht t,1t1t11xx.1x1 xxx 11t cloxx I1 10 P0 at thc hands ot Qpfnks llns xxds .1 1OL1f.ll1lW plax eel tontvst xxlth fouls c 111111 on both teams .1 on met Ionop.1h 111 .1 non 111111 1.1mt 611111.11 P .1111 xxut cc ed acl hx the NIuLke1s P0 bdttllclax ld.11LldlX 1 s.1xx Fallon upst 11 4lI1lld.lX 1 1 on mxer hos to the l6'd2J,'lll' lt 11111135 Reno tcftm nano got oft to 41 fast st llt and 1 111 up 1 8 13 fl11d N101 11 'lhe tolloxxxng. 1111! t I'.1llo11 xxfls 1I1XdtltLl hx loxelozk xx ho 1olled up 1 Nl 11 sL01P 1 mxt xxe1 aon 11xeet o exxfu xx ut nf to 0 fl1lJlJ1l1SI .11 Dunn 'stexx.11t Lentm 1 111 up 4 nexx sL01lI1g' 160011 o P 1f11nts d.ll0I1 1tte1 .1p11c11c11t 1 hax 1111.1 x lLt01X 1n tm 1.1 f ltt the 1901111 as 1ft1s QL 1 It them 76 18 11111111111 'Nl 1'eb1u.11x 9 Fallon put on t 111 lltst Nh0All1g'O1 the se1f1so11 agxfunst Femlu to lose 17 'Z 111 tht last 1'T11I1lltL First row Dellfud Dlllliim Lloxi XVh1tL 'Nldxm SDIIHDQI Xk1ll11m Stunt Co 1cl1 Cl llllt Hank Second row Ken Rost Roy S1s1k1 R 1lph Boll I1Lk T011 C 1l John on B1sll C1 l1n1 P111 Youn, Don I'lN1Ll Rolllg XVc1xf1 Cosslg WL 1xe1 Mllton Ytom 111 l ff If LL ' W. 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Z' ,, 9. mcg The tl ack season at Fallon hlgh IS gettmg oft to a good staxt accordmg to Coach Challxe Yolk T1 ack men hate been Dl3.Ct1C1I1g durlng then phy S1Cdl educatlon pellods and after school Bovs wx ho look D1 0I'l'11S1I'lg so far ale Rollxe Weax er Carl Dame Fred Hlcks Don FlSt9l Fxerett Atkmson Blll Stualt Melxm Sprmger Bob Currv Keun Hannltan Challee Melendy Ol xem Ott and Alfled Facha Dellald D1 umm 15 the manager The season opened offlclally Apl 1l 27 wx hen the Pallon team enteled the 20 '30 relays 1n Yermgton The next Saturday Wlay 5 Fallon was scheduled to entel the Western Conference meet at Yerlngton The state track meet was scheduled for Reno May 12 Rollle Weax 91 has been tlamlng for the 440 the 880 and the relaye Call Dans has been tlalnlng' fox the mlle the 880 and the relays Bob Curry has been plactlcmg tor the shot put and the lelays Kexln Hanmfan hae tlalned for the 440 and the relays MlCk9y Melendy has tramed f0l the broad lump the 220 and the relays Fred Hlcks wlll throw thc 1avel1n and Don I+1ste1 the dlscus Ex elett Atklnson has tlalned for the 440 Wllllam Stuart for the hlgh 1ump and the low hurdlee Ollver Ott w1ll throw the dlscus and the shot put Alfred Facha has tld1HCd to lun the 220 and 100 yard dashes Nt I 1. 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Aw' Front row lett to 1ig,ht Mn LlLlll.L lt illxu Dolothy '5lllllLW Bobbin l'1tfp1t11Ll1 nn1eI ttin Miss Hooxex Bmme MLDmn1lcl lnttx I b F Sy 1 Wadswoith Colleen Barton Second row Vuginin Hxlstm ld Bettx Allyn l lt M n chestei Anita xxilliams Baibaix Tlyloi Cnol Hollidlx Ijxelyn Wilkei AL luv Pierson Back row Connie M iclstn Cheri Ice Fistel JustmL Leaman Puth 'Sxxmdlm hulst Velonica Coinu Mny Lou Younh llgnoi Cmdvec L,l0l.l1l ot sLll0Ol spnlt 1 lls got togethu in Noxem ei mc ll il lrllletl 1 pep club to impioxc school suploit at tht tootball and baslut b ill games Electlnff Doiothx Shnlex piesident Connie Vadsen, xiu bnoup staited xx ork Fx en under than L xpable till6LtlOl1 the gills h ul m snx difficulties such as tix ina to mt unlfoims xx hen none xx ue ax ulable Attei finding this xx as to be L pumanent gioup and not lust 1 Dass ing tancx, lllss Helen Hooxu be ame then a'lx1se1 Lnflu hen gllldillltt the officus diexx up L constitution and laid out a tentatixf. plan ton next ual s xxoik lhe gnls pi ox ul themselx es xxoithx pioneeis in the pep pi ogram Thex appeal ed at all games, and did much to add to the spu it of a x 1CtOl v less basketball season Then assemblx D1 ogai m xx as tops in enteitamment 'I hen paitx fol the Block F ' box s xx as a bang up comlusion to the basket ball ieason Fx ervone ha high hopes foi the Pep Squad next xeai thev come thlough then fllst hai dest ve 11 xx ith flying colols ' ', 1 '2 ' ' 1 2 , Ex ,' 'll' . l'ZlI1CL'S I Dl'lIlQl'l', Jo: ll , 1 1 . 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