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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1947 volume:

Lahomtem T947 TABLE QF CCDNTENTS X N lhAlN Nl X X. 4 I 1 I I I.INIJ N I AT' HAM ll HASH'H'. fL'l IH -AT NASH H' FHHAKN VYHLHVHHS X' HN THF HALL YI NYE HlANl'UVH AUXTHWWSHHS I'!1'VI'w' 1? ' ErEJ.'x'.NIX ,s ,xc ILXYLZIXXWNQ I A..1 41 I 1 f'IIIN'!'IYf THE LAI-TCDINTTAN T947 Churchill County l-ligh School PATRICIA CQNLAN Edu r MARGARET SOARES A 1 r Edt BETTY ERB B M Q CHUR HONOR ROLL GOLD STA A POWELL RILEY BAFFORD TOM MAN IR AIRLES SOLAEGUI DON KE Boa JONES CH TER :Tae HENRY JONES JONNNTE SANDERSON WM- L R BTL Boas JAMES Jfscn ERNEST SCMNELDEERLYN Q CUMMINGS JAMES KERR GEO. SCHOL S DYER GEO. MoREnousE BEN SMITH JANE EVANS JACK MAEART BARNEY STEVENS ELMER FERREL RALPH Mmon GEO. STYLES REX FREEMAN GARNETT 0'ROURKE DENNIS VAN vooRHlS BRUCE mass JIMMY PACKER HAL VAN vooRl-ns WAYNE HALL men PTRTLE NOEL WEAVER mcg HENNEN DON A WHALEN JACK I .gg - A R if ' 532' , ., ,,,,-gap M - A 111' ,A :tb ,x ,rzfw , 9 34 - ,,,, 5 IN MEMCDIQIAM OF THOSE who gave their lives in order that we might live YE.-S IN DEDICATICDN WE DEDICATE this book to the boys who returned to enjoy the peace fur which they so gallantly fought. A . , Commending Qfiicer JON. our president, head of our school parties and activities, show- ed the student body a wonderful time this year. BGARD QF STRATEGY LAST picture taken for the 1947 Lahontan was this one of our friends, the School board members. Mrs. Foster said she wanted to save the most handsome group for last, and you can see we gave her her wish. School board members never have an easy job, but this year's group have been unusually busy. In addition to running the school, they've had the added problems of the gymnasium we're so anxiously waiting for, the shop We're beginning to build, the securing ot state funds for improving our school. Board members were very active in securing passage of legislation to give the school state money to boost teacher's salaries and to make many badly needed repairs on our building. Board members have also had to cope with the problem of a rapidly increasing student body. This work would snow under less capable men, but our board members have managed the work and have been around to boost us at games too. They come to our parties, our musicals, our dinners and public speaking events and always look as it' they were having a good time. Mr. Scholz has served longest on the board. He was joined this year by Mr. Coverston, last year by Dr. Woodward. Although board meetings are held formally on the first Monday night of each month, board members are frequently at the high school, wondering how much longer the poor old furnace will continue to draw, wondering how they can stretch the budget to buy the student body equipment they want. To the school board, our thanks for a job well done. Dr. G. T. Woodward, Frank Scholz. Roy Coveiston, Wallace Smith 0 9 NV Y, 1:31 Hifi, ,rw ffzizflfilvf. 1.0133 s union fl' COlTlmdf'lCiZl' L, in Chief WALLACE SMITH. Principal THE MAN with the best disposition, the friendliest smile and more pa- tience than anyone we ever saw is our principal, Mr. Smith. He is new here this year and has done a wonderful job keeping things going. He listens to all the troubles us students bring to him andi tries to find the best way out, when someone wants to change his or her schedule, he spent hours of his valuable time trying to decide which coursewould be best and when you go in and change a schedule from five to ten times, and he still smiles and is willing to help you-that is really endurance. He passes in the hall and always gives a friendly smile and on the street it isa wave. ALICE MAFFI. Secretary PIN-UP GIRI. ALICE is always willing to give us passes when we're late for classes, though she sometimes wishes we were'nt so slow. Without her, Mr. Smith wouldn't know what to do- she writes his letters, etc. And we don't mean love letters. She is a gay sort of a little affair and if you sneak up real quietly, you can some- times hear her humming to herself. Of course we know just exactly who she is think- ing of. She is a swell gal, and we all think the world of her. GCDLD ELMO URICE Band CIXILS EI1,.,1lSh IV HERBERT CHIARA xt Fh ht It ethlmt 11 D mm Auto Methnuts Jumox St S1011 WES GOODNER P E. Busmess Authmetlc Blotk If Adusox Attandlmc ARNOLD VAN HEUVELEN Oilme P1 mute Snmthmcl Book keepm COITIITIPILIII Club ACIXISUI ANNE GIBBS E llsh I JOLlIIllllSI11 Annull Stlll Aciusox Alpha Lxmbdx Adwsox Attendance GEORGE JERGENS GCI19I llQCi6'llCL Biolo,.,y Chemf istry Physics L. C. SCHANK E .. F.F.A. vi: ' TOM HASKELL Mathematics. Sophomore Sesxion D Squwd HATTIE BROWN 'c 'Li 1 ' 'nl' 1' Q COIDI1'161'Ci'll 'tw 'mtl C'coM1'aphy. Junior Sessic BRAID Ilome Ec I, II, III, F.H.A. Advisor PAUL JENSEN Typing I. II, P. Senior Session, Commercial Club Advisor, C. Squad JAMES GRAY English III. World History. Sopho- more Session, Spccch Class NEIL STEWART Assistant to M11 Schzink in Ag CHARLOTTE SANFORD Study Hull Library, Freshman Ses- sion CHARLES MILLER Vet Training PAULINE URICE Gle-e Club MARION CRAWFORD U, S. History. 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L .. 'e N79 1-,. I. IIHRIQ wc aw. Funk on md got 2lCl1ll2l.iIltl'll W1 us and rvally vnjoy your bm P74 CCD BOYS HOME EC These meals really have the F-L-A-V-O-R HOME EC Home cooked meals-You bet! BIOLOGY Take it out, Take it out! SHORTHAND Quiet-Girls at work! BAT SHOP ' Don't get your fingers in the way!! U. S. HISTORY Studying-Don't kid yourself!! MEC DRAWING Houseplans-for the future'??? CHEMISTRY Horrible thought--but they look hap DY! 'C T17 . Mg... ,l Int to ru hl: IM-:un Xillllillllllillfllll, 11's-.nsuri-1': ,Inn-lt tluilnlu-rs, xn-v prosnll-nl: I.:-no N11-x--, I lun' liolv--r.:1nnu:uI rl-pr.-st-rilzilxi--3 llvlly 5Jllll1ll'1l. s--1'I'+-lzlljv IT USED to be when any of the lower classmen saw a senior in the hall they would bow, their knees would turn to water. their eyes would bulge and they would stutter like babies just learning' to talk. But not nowdaysl A senior is just another fellow in the halls. YVe are real Democrats. VVe be- lieve in freedom for all. Ot' course there are a few restrictions, but mostly we want the kids to say when they see us in the halls, is, There go our bnddiesf' not, There go those bullies. 'We faultless iahemj seniors are kept likewise by our brave Geno Steve. He's a happy go-lucky fellow but he keeps us busy and we have oh, so much fun! I-Betty Sanford, our cute secretary: Jack, our handsome vice-president: and Dean, our peppy treas- urer, really know how to run our at't'airs. YVe are proud of our boy Louie who has won so many FFA honors and so much money. Pete Mori has done a swell job, too. They both deserve every bit of praise they have received. The sports heroes Come from our elass too. 'Ne don't have to mention their names-but we will introduce them anyway. Meet the stars of sports-lion, Windy, Galen and Geno. The An- nual and Highview staff are made up mostly of our senior girls too. VVe've had loads of fun this year and we hate to leave and we know you'll miss us, but life must go on and so must we-so we all say to all of you--Farewell friends, and we hope you have as much fun next year as we did this year. Af, v If xl: 2540 Z gli' M 'f 'W-snblv' av.. Q s w 5 P 4 5 A I an 4 ,,. ar a: .V fa ,fig vwmfa. f X v , me I Q 4 ff 2 I' X JI!! , , ff f 4' 'ik 4 2' wh 4 S '-h., , f Q i 95 4? t .G ef' 'y 'W 'Z 'Mfr fly gf M , ,, an . 1 ye 4.41 -.fzf?7V V 157- Y' - V' Q - w: X xx. X 7 C rf W' Z , 2 .4 1 as Q 1 x popularity I-HXLI. BOBBIE FOR popularity we chose none other than the tall, beautiful Bobbie-the girl of every boy's dream. She is liked by all the teachers and us kids alike. Besides being a wonderful senior, she works part time down town for Mr. Forbes. Yes. she is really a wonder! X, j ni F! ,.--nl-ll' 4 l GENO THAT brawny man with the Pepsodent smile for anyone who passes is none other than senior class president, Geno. He is an all-time all-timer, in sports and enjoys his social life as well. Geno is Short and handsome and don't think for a min- ute he's not a Casanova! FAME 1 9 , ,ek 2 . JACK JACK, also chosen by the faculty is 3 really hand- some, all around guy. He spends his spare time drawing and has helped the school in his four years. Art is really his talent-as well as women. Jack plans to go on to an art school, whcrc were quite surc hc will do wonderfully. Achievement is ' K' A l 1. x ,lf 1 'V' 7 DEAN AND JEAN CHOSFIN by the faculty for having achieved the most since they started high school are twins- Dean and Jean. They are both A students and be- long to Alpha Lambda. They both plan to go on to school after they work a year or so. We wish them thc best of lurk. ,A ' f 'INN V I 4' L -' I 9! YP M 49' l'IYl'2IiI'I'l I' .VPKINNON Illnvli 'AI 2 Yovzlliulls IV IIURIN IHHDEN I'x-11511111111 II, III, IY: .Xlpln I.:unIuIu II: Ihlml I, II. III NJIDINE BUYER I-',I I..X. IY 'I'IIl'Il.3l,X ISRUIYN. 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'ls-1 it Frances Springer, vice president: Helen Rice, secretary: Junior Palmquest, treasurer Bctty Allyn, president. LIEUTENANTS BEAUTY and brains just don't mix, so we've heard. Hut right here and now we want to file complaint. We know what we're talking about because Betty Allyn, our pretty president, has led us throughout our school year and looking back we all have to admit she has done a good job. We gave our dance, our assembly and everything came oft' just as we planned it- good, good, good! Frances Springer, Junior Palmquest and Helen Rice have helped our little president quite a bit in her work. too. VVith all ot' them working together as they did we have had lots ot' fun. VVe can afford to brag, too. because the one and only student body president came from our own little group. You all know him by the name of .lon Hammond. When we put on our assembly, a group of girls called the Sugar Howl Eight, sang their own theme song and also some popular ones. The skit was a comedy and Shannah Olson, the leading lady, who is talented in acting comedy parts, gave out with so many corny sayings that tears ac- tually rolled down the cheeks ot' some students. The most musical people come from the junior class this year. The pop- ular vocalists, Frances Springer. Helen Rice and Mary I.ou Stiverson. have formed a trio all their own and they are really pretty sharp. Ernie Moiola and Mickey Melendy and Hob Zilkey are outstanding sports- men. Ernie for basketball and Mickey for pole vaulting, Both ot' them are anxious for next year when they can really show their stuff. l.QUlES Betty Allyn Lois Berryman iii Our own little homemakers are popping up out of nowhere, too. Mary Getto won first place in county style dress revue. Margaret Soares won first in clothing achievement. Anita Mussi placed first for her record books. Lois Corkill won state honors for her be-a-u-t-iful canning! She got to go to Chicago to the National 4-H Convention and what that gal didn't see, well we surely would have liked to have seen just half of it. She spent a night in the largest hotel in the world and it didn't even excite her! Carl Lemons is the only male yell leader in the school and he has a gay ol' time, believe us. Joe Bell and Jim Woods won state farmer degrees in agriculture this year. Mildred Prouty won the Lions Club speaking award. She really had a job but she did splendidly representing Churchill County. Junior Palmquest is one of the best men on the B squad basketball team. Why, without Junior, there probably wouldn't have been a B squad at all! Cyril Schank won S100 award for rural electrification work. Oh, the lucky girl who goes with Cyril! Now to get down to the more home folks. Lila Lou Baumann is president of F.H.A. and she got that honor because she is such a wonderful cook. Some lucky man! Mary Baxter Joe Bell Colleen Barton Lila Lou Baumann Colleen Conlan Rosalie Conner Jim Bright Elsie Bruner 'C' 4 if 1-ar K, J- 'Uh 1- 4. Lois Corkill Veronica Cornu J. B. Coy Delma Cress Jimmy Dalbey Ruby Dabol Dave Douglas Rosemary Dudley Betty Erb Cheri Lee Fister Larain Forbush Mary Getto Margaret Gibbs Jon Hammond Joan Hanifan Betty Erb was chosen business manager of the Lahontan because she is such a good little chaser. Ad chaser, that is. Now if only there were at least one or two more people in this school as smart as our straight A student, Emi Kito, we just would be sitting pretty. Calista Kolstrup is Mr. Van Huevelan's pet and was chosen secretary of that big commercial club. 1 X .4 , G . 'Sh I 1 I W . 2 ws '.v4', i! 'Q f le U 1 get Lf ' Q max tins? .xx Nw ' M-fm v W v- W I I , - .sci S4 ti 4 1. 5 Delores Harrison Walter Henderson Delva Hendrix Emi Kite Clista Kolstrup Catherine Lancaster Carl Lemons Joe Lister Mickey Melencly Roger Mills Sylvia Moiola Ernest Moiola Harold Newman Shannah Olson Junior Palmquest Geraldine Parson -'Q' Bill Kliest Dawn Marsh Anita Mussi Lugene Paul Colleen Conlan, Ruby Dahol, Theo Ann Smitten and Delores Harrison, all junior girls, work on the Highview staff. The paper always has the latest gossip because these girls skip their lessons in order to get it. Isn't that considerate of them to put us students first? 6, dl: 5 ,V t.1W j: JU: ff A . M in ff' J' ' , Mildred Prouty Charles Renfro Helen Rice John Sharrah Theo Ann Smitten Margaret Soares Mary Lou Stiverson Buddy Whalen Dexter Whalen Jim Wilson Jim Wood Robert Zilkey f.-,f , U, M. v . ' uni ' ' Dean Robinson Vergine Spencer Wayne Whiteman Ralph Jesch Cyril Schank Frances Springer Jerry Wilson Well, as you can see, the juniors have been 21 very busy class but they had their share of play too. It's been a wonderful nine months and we hate to see it end but we do have to have a little vacation you know, to rest up and begin all over again. V musk 1 J-Spa '2 rv. 1 it lu' 9 51, 4. .. 'f .' . i KUNIO KAJIKAMI BOB FARLEY JEAN HANIFAN LOUIE GUAZZINI President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SAl2GE Bm-k Row: lwan llriuas. llolgn Smith, 'l'4wl l'4-11-rsoll. llolt l4':lrln-lv, lirnclsl Iloopt-r, Louis iinaxzini. Ili'-luartl dmkllln , .. WPI ARE the sophomores, the forgotten class. The freshmen are new and attract the attention of the rest of the school, and the faculty, the juniors and seniors run the school, so we, the sophs, sit in between all this commo- tion and really have fun, without being in the limelight. Last year Mrs. Sawyer got us off to a good start under her strict hand plus a few demerits. This year, however, we have taken in a few more demerits and our behavior has been questionable, hut then after all, we're not bash- ful freshmen anymore. Our class officers, Kunio, Bob, Jean and Louie got us off to a good start this year. We gave an assembly that was really tops. All the kids had to do was ask the questions and Bob Farley, the wonderful fortune teller, told the rest. Everyone was delighted with the results. lanl lxlslla 1, .lolrnny Austin, IH-ilil ltvynolnls, llonxll All ssi, .lim Lilly. xxillllvl' liivlizirnls, l'zlul lirifuloi., liill XVllllIll nl l'oI: Ytrz1'iw--'-1 slzunln-5 Williams, lfoll Ikamnainn. Third Row: 114-nry llaglin, 1.1-sliv lfra-vnian, XV:mie-Ia Isaar-s, llamonn ' ' ' ' ' illlll lln I ill Nlllx l'l un ln I l'XI4l XI: tin Kirn. l:l'Y1'l'lY llallilillon, Mlgirlys Uonlon, Lois lvivzin-l, Ron: Hay l':iulm:lnn. Nlzirlw-nvl'lninni1'r,l'1ll1-nllross, ln-1or.N 111'm1u'lu-11, I-In-lvl. N4-leon, I-Iflilh Sxv.-neon, tlIul'i:l Xl II Nlarie 4x,l'llI2l1'lll'Il, l.orn-Url l:lIl lClhlll'Il. lfirst lion Norma lirnnn-r, In-113' lugxiioltls, Alim- llnlvnin-on, Louise- llranl nn-v ls-rrv Ninnit, llc-nu X'v1il1il':iw-i, .lanlf-at SXXilllllQ'lllll'Sl, lnalu-Ilo Su-is-. Q . N ,K 4 5 gr O-S ig fe, 4, 1'U ' - MS.. : Q .wi ', -'Q ., ,. '. -':,'. M-coin il- ,. ' fr li Y I 10 'fl 'WI l 'Z--ws X . :rl Row: lirynn Willie-r. .lim Ill-tlinul-r, Hall-n Vorkill, XY1-sl:-3' llilpin, 'l'on1 lll1'll2ll'llN, lfivk l'IrIv, Xlvrll- llol Ill in liunn llow:ll'1l, livin' -Xlillli. xYZll'l't'Il l':llIlll. I-'ourlh lion: li1'l'Ilili lill-ist, l-Iurl Kurtz, lforelyw- Johnson, Willa:-1 lolun on lol: llznrris, linnio K:njik:x1ni,.loI1n Mason. 'I'hirrI Row: llill Slrnnnl, Vluzirll-s lim-on. lloln-ri Hills. llzurvu 1 in mn In-k .lonl-s, Tom liurrl-n, th-no llonn-V, l':nnl l'lllllllll1'l', Tons 'l':uylo1', l':1nl l':lllls1rll. See-mul Row: I-Ivan ml ne mln Alive lf'1n4l1:l, H4-l':ul4li11v tirzllluln. l':1l 4'l':lwt'o1'1l, lil-vi-rly Him-, .lm-an ll:lnnil':ln, xllll'-l0l'Il' 1'ox1-rste lll lnll lflrsl Row: llosi-n1:n'ivHurniznn, l'n-:gy Jolnnson, linogvnn- I-'l-rgnson, llixil- liny Luniln, Shu-lly ln lin I Illlllt Suri-nsl-li, .ll-an l'x'smli. Our sophomore hop, for which the gym was gaily decorated, was one of the most successful of the school year. We had good eats and even the faculty enjoyed the fun. Numerous school heroes come from our wonderful call and next year many of the best players on our football and basketball teams will come from the little B and C squaders this year in our class. A few of our girls be- long to Alpha Lambda and some of us boys belong to F.F.A. Mr. Haskell and Mr. Gray keep order in session-sometimes we coax them to let us fool around a while and they enjoy our fun, too. When someone needs to really concentrate on his or her studies, we excuse them to go out on the steps where it is nice and quite and no one will disturb them. Our session teachers are both new this year but they caught on to us fast. We boast from our class a little talent as well as other things. Wanieta lsaccs sings for the student body as well as anyone else who asks her and she really has a voice everyone would like to have. Pat Crawford and Jean Crook play the piano and sound as good as professionals to us. Now for the beauty of our class. We have two majorettes in the bank and they are really hubba hubba gals. They are Janice Swindlehurst and Ramona Kirn. Beverly Hamilton and Jean Hanifan are cheer leaders and believe us they are always out there cheering for good old C.C'.H.S. And speak of these gals looks-oh boy! 19' EA -5 in -ml' g JOHN GOMEZ EMMA BROWNING BERT CORNU Vice Prcsiclcnt Secretary Tl'l'2lFLll't'l' RCDQKIES WIC started out new in high school last fall without all the bad habits of our olrlcr high school classmates. Mrs. Foster tricxl to start us out on thc right path but we almost drove her crazy because we learnecl the upper- classmen's follies too quickly. Mrs. Foster resigned and Mrs. Sanford took her place and she put us in our places fast. We soon gathered our quota of demerits and were rolling along as if we had always been in high school. The teachers pull their hair out when we comc stomping in and sigh with exhaustion when we stomp out. Golly, we wonder if they think we're awful? We hope not because wc really like them. r l'cr:1zzo, IZ:-rt Vornu, liulph IH-wt-ll, .lim I arlcy, Lyla- llc l:l'1lL2l, I-I-Iwzurfl lu-lozivr, l l'2lllli l v-rullson. .KlI're-ul lnulvs, 4':lIrin l:lI'1'llllIlI. l'ourth Run: NIE:-lla.-l Vonlan, Flu-si'-1' l'1-rr:-I, Slnlllv-A llnl lonx I llIlIlAY. Miki' XI'-l'..rmi1'k, lulxinl l'1-ck, Lou llosl. 'l'iIo Iillzxnanollizn, .lacliiv .Xllrn-sl. 'l'llir1l Kon: lion lll Xlllllll I lIlllll4' lb-:1 Slzxnholu-, .lulia fiilxvj, l-ll:Linn- Nix--. lllilllv' H'Nlo-:ll':1. .Xl14l1'4-Ax Gilpin. liixio- l-'riIz. .I.u'lti1- K n Holm-s. Nt'l'0lHl lion: Xlalniv ll:1l'I'ison, .l:l'-lilo l'ilw, Ir:-no lla---lt, Nlziriljn lb-rl',xl11:in, Xl.-ii-.n l'nr U N 44' ' ' S - ' -'c Q- ' -I L - ' 1 ' I II xx l rr-:inc ll W' .JY as -ilu 41.4 Wana in vnu... WP 'kia' 7' V A ml my limi lxirp:iii'i1-li, lion Trgixis, I.:-slr-r Nliller, l':llil Szimloz, lbouulns usuuoil, lh-I Stn-rs-, IH-rc X nur Xllllll I ill In yd lllir '1'4. 'nurlh lion? ll':lll:l1-w-llziillillull, Ilivk We-zillu-i'I'ivI4l. XY:n,x1n- XY.-:iv--r. Hsi-:ir Mos:-V, liul' llii Id lnluick, 4Ii:ni'I--s Xlmlsworili 'l'hirml Row: .lzimo-s Soliqxs Vlmrlo-s .lon-'s. .loliiu llzxiinifan. llolwrl I ir o liili ll minion, lmimlfl Hzikilvii, .lim llvllinzw-l', .lm-li llzllton, IP-vn.il1I Wise N-vnlnl Ron: lflllllll' 'l'e-el, Lore-Ili 411 llll llllr lie- .Im-lgsoii, l.1-ilu Nyc, X:-in-lii S:i1imlers, Aliliiri-sl l':i1'sol1s. livelyn .ti'msIron:, lvoris lileisl, Grain lxill I :ini Iir I It lelin Souza. Del Steve and Ralph Powell even won Block 'tF's this year and we are really proud of them. Jim Farley was basketball manager and Don Fer- guson football manager. We weren't able to make any Old English F's . but just give us another year. When the time came around for us to give our party we gave a spring dance. With Elaine Teel, our capable president in charge. the school and all the teachers were truly amazed that we could give such a gala affair without anyone else's help. Kenny Rost's band played and our little crooner, Diane O'Meara, sang and made the whole school swoon. We also had one of the best assemblies of the year with Mr. Gray and Mr. Urice as the feature on Truth or Consequences. They were mostly conse- quencies and oh, my what penalties the contestants paid. Some of the frosh girls were lucky to attract the eyes of some senior boys so we know the school really takes notice of us. One of the best yell leaders comes from our class. Jackie has gone to every game and really cheered up the boys. The first sunny Saturday, the upperclassmen took us up to Rattlesnake hill and made us white wash the Fallon F so it would look nice for an- other year. We didn't mind too much because next year we will be the slave-drivers. mv: lillilj Sasaki, I'il'2llI4'Q'N lloss. Xlzirioiu Xlinm-r, llnlzi-l Ili-alll, 4'lil'isIilii- NV:iIl:i1-ni, ,Xlivv Sullon, l llllll Mm, ,rf-1, M64 'NM 1-'1' COME with us now and we will show you through our clubs and organizations. CALL TQ CHGW WITVE finally done it! Haven't gone on a diet and haven't quit eating- but still we earned enough money from selling ice cream and hot dogs at the games to buy ourselves some Alpha Lambda pins. We just had to have something more than a bulging figure to prove what we accomplished at our meeting every other Wednesday. Again this year our assembly was placed among the tops. Dressed as old maids, which none of us hope to be, we really gave the students and even the teachers a thousand good belly-laughs, thanks to Dudie Burroughs and Pat Ernst, who wrote the delightful skit. Most of us look forward to our regular meeting, cause then we learn all the latest gossip. We even make up some. to make the story so much more interesting. We guess we've sounded kind of lazy so far but really yve're not! We've packed boxes of medicines and etc., to send to foreign countries and lots of little odd jobs. This year we have had a wonderful time at the informal initiation. We blindfolded each new girl and then gave her the works. t'alt' liver, skinned grapes and ice cold water really brought forth the yells. With our very .helpful advisor. Miss Gibbs, who all of us girls think the vvorld of, we really have had an exciting and wonderful time this year. lbon't you wish you belonged'. .'1' Back Row: limi Kito. Sylvia Moioln, Anita Mussi. Jean Yanlzpnineham, Farmae Sorensen. Jean Crook Secfnd Row: Patricia Conlan. May Baumann. Mildred Prouty, Lois Iliemel, Dean Vanlaninghnm Bruner. llarbarn Taylor, .Jeannette Deck. Helen Hice and Lyla Hauinann. 5 z 1 -lin ff If it A N. V ifuh.. Mary Lou Stiverson, Marjorie Coverston. Miss Anne Gibbs. First Row: Mniiearet Soares. lilsit ae, ,, Q23 in 35 Q5 r.-. K5 M Y x N af- . r , , fo ,J fa fp, -sv ' ,fi Q, , ef kt: Y T V Q ' if Y jg s Q 1 f Q X -xx L-f'AA Z' lim-It Row: l-'rank 4':lIIlll'l'. 1'l.:irla-s lit-nt'l'o. llzirolnl l.uelui1-la. .lim lmllfey, Louis llurr. Vyril S4-lizinlx, .lolin Sliarrali, l.nllls Y4'IllIlI'tll'4'l. 'l'Iilr1I Row: May llziuiiiaiiii, ,Nliiillw-:I l'rouU, Xl:i1',ior4r Voxorslon, IN-:in Yrmlaliinflmin, Nlary I.ou SIlXt'l'NiIlI, Lois ln-iim-I. .lt-an 1'l'noli, N4-rnntl lion: I-Ilsiv llruiu-r, Sylvia Xluiolu, 4':Il'lllll4- Sort-ins'-ii, l-In-lyn Wzillu-r, l-'rqnm-is tloinus, lb-H5 S:ln!'oiwI, l':ii Volilzm. First lion: Nl:ir:,ilw-l Nogiri-s, I-jioi Kilo, Anim Nlilssi l:Ill'l'Gll'll 'l':i,ilol', l.4xl:x Lon llzxiliozinli, .Is-:iliiivllv In-1-lt. FQCDLS FUR WCDIQK THEY call us fools for work because we wear those pretty F's and everyone else would like to have one. too. The Alpha Lambda girls earned theirs with their brains tahemlb and so did some of we boys, Also band members and F.F.A. boys who have earned points for the school at interscholastic meets are eligible for this award. We have never met as a group, but we sport our letters around on those big heavy green and white sweaters and feel just as important as the Block F boys do with their F's . We even get an extra half day holiday at the end of each six week's period to enjoy a free show sponsored by Mr. Karren because we make the honor roll. We were very glad when the annual staff decided to save a place for us in the annual, with picture, story and all. so we will try to prove ourselves worthy of this space. L QQ' 3 -,J vs--v-f f ,n-Y :uk Row: l.lI24'lll' l':111l, lllvt-lyn xV:Illil'l', lroris llotle-11, l-Ilsio liI'lllll'!', lll'lY2l ll4-111l1'iv, .X11il:1 Mussi, I.ois l'o1'la1Il - 'L'-f ' ' - - - -1A- ri- 1- so 1 ' .1-o , nrt nw: 11':4 1 111-1l1i1j !sol.1.1s, I.o1.11111 l11-11so11, 1l1r1st1i1s Xl.1ll.11, All lllll lll. 11. 1 I 11.1 N ll Ili I Ii 4 r1ll1I1 l Il ll l'l'lllll' Nye-, Sln-lly lbuslin, lll'l1'lI llif-4-, lY:1l1i1-1:1 ls:1g11-s, .llllizl In-Iozivr, 4.1':11-1- li:1,iik:1:11i. S4-1-oml Koa: lla-Ili ' ' ' ll I1111 I N nt il. XL15 liillllllilllll. l.yI:1 lilllllllilllll. Nlilelrvul l,l'llllly, l'i1':4-111' S114-114'1-1'. vl'l'4lIlll'.l 4'Ul'llll, .l:11111-1- Swim 1- 4 111 lil lxolsllup, Nlr. l':llll -lQ'IIS!'ll. I-'irst Row: llUll4'l'Il l!:1rIo11, Alict- l'l:ll'll:l, l.lllllNl' lil':ll'lill1'j', li4'l'lllt'4' lilIl'2'l lin 11 Harsh l':11 ll.lllllll4'll, Alr. .11-1111111 killl llll1'X4'll'll, COMMERCIAL students must be something special because Mr. Jensen and Mr. Van Huevelen weren't satisfied with having these typists and shorthand experts in classes only. No, they insisted upon having them for some session periods. too, so they organized the Commercial Club. Students in any commercial class were eligible to join the group. Meetings are held in Monday session, every other week. Heading the group is Helen Rice. Calista Kolstrup-and we have Mr. Van Huevelen's word for this-is their highly efficient secretary. Meetings have featured down town speakers who could bring to these en- ergetic lassies tips on securing and keeping jobs once they were secured. Speakers have included Lem Allen, who talked on postal rules, Mr. Rod- gers, who discussed finding the job you're best suited forg Mr. Strait, who talked about jobs in the civil service departmentg and Ernie Bingham, who talked about being better secretaries. Films of special interest to business students have been shown by Mr. Van Huevelen several times during the year. Anita Mussi is vice-president of this group, Patty Hamilton the treasurer. First problem the club faced was drawing up a constitution, which was approved by the executive committee. The Commercial Club has gone far in its first year. BUGLE CALL Ilm hm hm, the melody rings in your ears. The glee club hums on and you could sit and listen for hours to the beautiful music they make. You know that song, We Could Make Such Irleautiful Music? Well, they do and it's mighty nice listening. They gave a dance April ll at the Fraternal Hall and it was a wowing suc- cess. Kenny Rost, the boy who can really make music, was the fellow they chose for their music master. 'l'he girls all got up at dawn on Iiaster morning so that they could sing l'oi' the Sunrise Services. Ambitious people they were, but they enjoyed doing it and so did everyone else enjoy having them there. The glee club group as a whole is delightful but there are a few girls who are especially outstanding. Francis Springer and Margaret Soares, sopranos are known the town over. They even have dates with outside organizations. Diane U'Meara, freshman blues singer, sang with Kenny Rost's band for the freshman dance. Honestly, some day our own little Fallon hillbillys might be somebody. All the crooners sang for graduation and baccalaureate and believe us il was worth listening to. lleaded by Mrs. L'rice. grammar school and glee club teacher. the girls had a successful and enjoyable year and we hope that every year will be as as much fun as this year has been. lzmrl. lion: liaxxii Mal-ali, XY:iiiit-In lsziat-si Irizine 4VXle:ii':i, .lt-rry Slinnet, l't-:ay Xlorris. Nltll'-IUVIX' .lgqeltsoin l,ol't-lm lilm-lvIriil'ii, Ili-Len lliei-. sec-ond liow: lZ:irli:ii':t Sliit-ltls, .llili:l Vast-5, Shelly llllwllll, l'l:il'a Stttrii. l,ol'4-11:1 torkill Lois t'orltill, livelyn Ariiisii-one .It-:in Vrook, Xlzirjory 4'ovt-rslon, .Xl:ii'5 Lon Stix--rson. First lion: llaxel lleatli l'.lJIllIt' X5 e, 1':irinen Vicks, Iltflen St-iixfi. Autlr-'B liillvin. l':ii 1'l'IIUl'Hl'4l. .Nl:il'ilAl1 l1 I 'NHl2llI sl' '-W, BB ,.o-amid gl l11 111 NxlliPl'l'. l.o111s llurr, -llllllll-X Wilson, l41':111l1 11111111-1-, Nl:11'1ly11 lh-1'1'y1111111, liois lorklll, .l. l., lop Xll l 111 ll 11111it'.111. xlillfl lion SIlY4'l's41ll. .I411111 Il:1l1 1il':111, 'l'l1ir4l Ron: .l11I111 l'1-rzlzxo, 114-ily .Xll,YlI. l l4:1l14'i 4 111 I ul 1 lv1l I. l.o1-1-11:1 1'o1'l1iIl, l:.1I1 I':11.111:111l1, II1-tty l-Irll. ll1-I1-1 So11z:1, Alive V111-1111, .I1-1111 4'1'o11l1, i'IIl'IIl1II X1 l Nl 1ll 11 4 1-1'sI1111 lI:11'11l1I l.111lni-'l1. 4ilo1'i:1 Nlills, S4-1-onwl Ron: 4l1'ol':f-11-- l-Iason, lin-1'11i4-e ll111':'1-ss. Iiili Iii--I I1 lx Ix11 xllll lllllll. ll:1x111 Xl:11'sl1, llixim- ling' l,:1111l1. 1i1-1':1I4li111- l':1rso11s, lI1f11f1'l.-y liiw-, l'111-l511 XY:lilv1'l', I'Il:1i111' r lou l'1':1l11'1-s 5l'l'ilI:'1'l'. -l:111i11 S11i111ll1fl1111'sI. Xlzvry H1-Ito, liillllllllil liirn. lh-11.1 S:111t'o1'1l. 1'oll1-1-11 li:11'1o11. FCDIQWARD , , fVlfXI2Cl-l FALL OUT! Mr. Urice, the band teacher, blows his whistle, the handsome Ernst Moiola steps illttl his place at the head ot' the band. The rest ol' the band assembles itself into formation. Ernie raises his baton high over his head, blows his whistle a11d they're off. They look so clean ill their green and white uniforms as they march along, that many other schools look at our school colors with envy. Our majorettes, well-they are just simply hubba material. Their cute white short skirts and blouses with the wide green band really catch the masculine eyes. Our dear band is llllt only nice looking but we also won second prize i11 the Admission Day parade at Carson City. Pretty good, don't you think? Mr. Elmo Urice gave his undivided atttilltiflll into carrying on where Mr. Telecky left off. Even though many of the students have had to drop band for one reason or another, Mr. Urice has had unending patience, and we are proud ol' him. The band helped glee club give a big shin-dig up at the Fraternal hall illlli it was really a big success with a large turnout. 7617521 f 4A W J ' WH 2 JY- 'fr ig , . Q, s.., fi' 5 'Jn L-gg:-1' ,-,, 4. ' 7.3. . 6 ,. .,,, WT., f .3 Head ot the band, Major ERNIE MOIOLA ATTENTICDN Back Row: Colleen Barton, Janice Swindlehurst, Betty Sanford, Lu- gene Paul. First Row: Ramona Kirn, Mary Getto, Frances Spring- CV. ANY fellow who is lucky enough to be able to lead such cute and peppy girls as our majorettes should really be proud. We guess maybe Ernie is, but just doesn't show it. The girls practice faithfully every day and learn such new fascinating tricks that it is a pleasure to sit and watch them not for seconds, not for minutes, but for hours. Mary Getto is not only a good major- ette, but also a neat little seamstress. Right now she and some of the other girls are styling their summer out- fits. You can bet that they will real- ly have style with lots of work and time put in on them. lt's nice to have cute majorettes but when you get some like ours, that can sew and even cook, well-that's really doing well and so we'll just have to agree with Ernie, They're all right. FIELD ARTILLERV 105 PEOPLE attended the annual Father and Sons FFA banquet prepared by the home ec classes. At this dinner, Mr. Lloyd Dowler, state FFA super- visor, commended the Fallon group and their instructor, Mr. Schank, for the fine work accomplished in the past 18 years. In the fall, Charles Miller assisted Mr. Schank as ag instructor. At mid- term, Mr. Miller took over the veteran's ag program, and Mr. Neil Stewart was hired as Mr. Schank's assistant. Mr. Stewart instructs ag 1 and hand- les shop work for the other ag classes. War surplus power tools have in- creased the efficiency ot' the ag shop. 6 Fallon's FFA chapter sent Z7 representatives to the Junior Livestock show in Reno April 20 and 21. The boys all made good profits on the stock they showed. A chicken feeder built by the ag classes brought S79. Two contests among ag members, a home improvement, and a rodent extermination, were run off this spring. Prize for the home improvement winners are ag ,iacketsg for the rodent extermination winners, 85. Regular FFA meetings are held Wednesday session periods. Social meet- ings are held about once a month. The ag boys entertained the home ec girls in the fall at a party and they returned the party this spring. The boys hope to get a truck from army surplus in Oakland. A hay wagon was made and given away at a profit this spring. .wk Row: I'c-lc Solzivgni, lloy Xhlflgills, llzlsil Vislini, l.:-s lie l r:-1-lnzlll. 'I'llirel Row: Nlr. SI:-nzurl. XYIIXIII' XX'lni!1-lwzul, lliu li 4 nod ln l lil Axial siliinl I Q lill ln in lilm n Iron 1' 'Six -g..- 'pg '. . - . 't .. v ' - -ross, l-'ri-d Hicks, Junior lhilinqiu-sl, ,n, . . t,.o ., . twso. lu-rin Il.unit.in, .lolin 5ll2lI'l':liI, mile-ii torlvill. l--il l1'lt'l' son, iron lw-ruusi-ii. I,io5d Nlnssi, lion lrzixis, Alia N-hunk, irli-s .limi-s, Imn Hziluli-ii, .lm-It Ilntloii. ' ' ' Suomi I on ' ' 1 -lv Xlnl'l, Imiilv leillliiziw-1, K z .ihllll huiiivs, iioxll I.isll-l', VII: 'i-sli-3' liilpin, l-'rzinlt llroxxninz. .lim Lilly, lioln-rt l':irsons, 4'vr:ulnl lift-isl. llilllr ii2ll'IIlllll, XM-slr-,r lloxiqiril, .illin- lx l'1Il XX hit nkni I onlin I4-lin in W ill ue ll :milton Nli lu-v Xl'-1'orini1' ', .' ' 'Q --g -' 'u -L . si , : :-- g 1- ' .llt-le-lilly. I-'irsl Row: liiluvln- lforlillsll, .. , . unc- Solids. lmn Wisv, SI:llile',v S1-lmnli. I-Iiluziril ln- lmzii-r, .limillivrtinum-r. .lolin llniinitziii. l.o:n-r Nlills. 3 .-.. Q 1 Z, 1 ,I 1 1 3 K 4 g :NS v 1 A ' 1 1 i ,N 1 gl 0.5. Ku Ag boys at work in the shop-Louie, Roy and Reed TOP honors in the state Future Farmers Convention were won this year by the Fallon chapter. Louis Venturacci was elected president of the state group, Pete Mori was elected state treasurer, Jim Wood was elected sentinel. State Farmers from the Fallon group included Pete Mori, Jim Wood, Fred Hicks. Pete Mori was chosen state star farmer. Candidate for the American Farmer Degree is Ralph Bell, now serving in the army. Members of the stock judging team who by winning first in the state meet, earned a trip to Kansas to the national FFA convention next fall are Basil Cislini, Joe Lister, Don Mills and Fred Hicks. Don Mills Won the honor of being top stock judger in the state. First in seed identification was won by a team made up of Roger Mills, John Sharrah, Joe Bell and Cyril Schank. Joe Lister won second place in the state public speaking contest. The Parli- mentary Procedure Team, whose members are Jim Hettinger, Stanley Schank, Jim Wood, Roger M.lls and Don Travis. also won a first place. A sweepstakes cup for high representation in all events was also won by Fallon. Pete Mori won S100 as a state star farmer. Louis Venturacci won S100 for first place in the state farm mechanics contest. Cyril Schank won S100 in a rural elcctrificoton contest and first on his treasurer's books. K. P. AMONG our top features were the Barn Dance and the Sweetheart Dance. The Barn Dance was strictly informal-girls dressed in peasant skirts and blouses and the boys in levi's and cotton shirts. The auditorium was decor- ated haphazardly with saddles, ropes and old lanterns. Light was furnished by some of the lanterns and a few of the stage lights. Refreshments were served barnyard fashion. Reed Robinson and his guitar gave out with one of his humorus backwoods songs. Our traditionally formal Sweetheart Dance was given on April 18. Al- though it is the popular belief that boys detest being invited to anything formal-we showed 'em. Each of us had a man! They didn't even look un- happy! The auditorium was decorated with red and white streamers and gay little cupids. On May 9, we attended a F.H.A. convention held in Gardnerville. One bus was taken and all the girls who would fit, went. Many ot' us modeled our favorite costumes. We really looked slick, One of our home ec classes traded classes with Mr. Schank's ag IV class. We hear that the boys did O.K. We know we did. Our nick-knack shelves and rocking horses show that we too can make use of a saw and hammer. With Mrs. Ryan, our home ec teacher whom all of us girls think is simply super. we have had a perfectly wonderful year. liawl. lion: Nlrs llian, Xlarilvn lb-rryvnizin, l-Idilli Siu-nson. .li-an Ynnlznninulmni, Ircan Yainlrnninzlmni, hl:ll',lnl'5 l',,H.,-. slim, .Ie-an Vro-lk, .Iulia Vasu-y, lair'-I1:i 'Truss'-ll. l'Ill'lIl1ll' Son-ns.-n, In-lx.i Ili-mlrix, lfrancxs 4L..1ngs, 'flu'-gl mm: .Xiai':.i1'el Soar.-s, Sli'-lly llllSllll, 1'lnarloIte liilnlvs, Mary Lon Slim-1-son. Iillvn Hross. In-:gy Jolunson, lAiHi,,,, nhnrr, .tn llllll-'llv lvnsiin. Shirley l-Zllison. N-1-uml Kam: l.il:i I.ou liauinann. Mary Hello, l-lini liilo, Anita Xlnssi, 'l'ln-o Ann SlIllIl0ll, Mm- lianmann, IM-lnm Press, .loan ll:nnnit':in, lie-ily lin-4-nl. l-'irst Row: l':nil'icia l':inl'olwI, llazv-I Il.-alla, lvixic Kay Lam!-, lnalm-llc Ste-xv, lla-na Yi-inlxi'.n-ci, Lois lrienn-I, l'i-:ni Morris, .kiwi Into. 4 Q9 '56 V B 0 Q7 2 f l 1 1 V I ll. 'l , X 4212, X iz ly ,ax f,vfx .3514 5.24, Q, ,f 85? -fri' me Q on Iilrninv'I'm-I,.l:inlw-Suilitllv-llllrsl.lk-lb-1-ll1'ouI:ln. lleiu Allyn, Valislzi Iyolslrup, Iwlorl-s lhnrl u lllxl lillf liv'l':lldin1- 4il'IllIIllll, l'-1:5 law- .lollnson, Nliss ,I1'2llllll' .XIex.imlwr, Il:-lui ll'-nulrix, l'lu:il'loIle- Hibl-s I Ill I I l lx lxn Wgulky-V, Iiainonai Kirn. lie-ily S:int'ornl. Nlary in-tio. lmris li.-'lf-n. 4'oIl--on I1:nl'Ion. N-1-mul lion uint N ll Xlarion Xlinm-1'I', llizvne Hill:-:lI':l. Jll'lll2l4' Solw-nsl-n, l-Iini lxilo, Anita llussi. Wlielelln- llnu: .lf-an lluu Illllll I l1lll:1 I-rzulmlll, Ili-xi-rlly llulxiilloii, .lzlv-111:-Illia' l,lXlll2Nlllll. XXI GIRLS, girls, girls, little girls, big girls, naturals, peroxides and redheads, all belong to this rip roarin' society. Headed by one of the youngest teachers Jeanne Alexander, who can stand as much, if not more than some of us gals, we are always on the go. We even established a girls' softball team and it' you don't think we're good, then just tell us why the boys always rome out to watch us practice? lt seems that each game finds us right there, cheering the boys on and be- lieve us, our voices just aren't by the time a game is over. The boys tell us that our yelling really does help them, so it' it does-well, we'll be there. We Pep Squadron girls gave a dance at the Artemisia Hall and everybody turned out. They had such a wonderful time that honestly they hated to go home and turn in. When everything comes out in the wash, all of you people realize what a really good time the pep squad has had, and how lucky they were to have an advisor like our cute personality, Jeanne Alexander. Coach Wes Goodner: Assistant Coaches Marion Crawforcl and Paul .lcnfcn CCDMPANV F MEMBERS of Block F are athletes all, but among their group are top honor rule students, student body officers, leaders in FFA and in all school activities. Leader is Fred Hicks, who lettered in football and track. Sec- retary and treasurer is Don Fister, who lettered in football, basketball and boxing. Sergenat at arms is Dave Windy Howard who lettered in foot- ball and basketball. Directing this top group is Coach Wes Goodner. These boys have made their organization rank highest in the school in finances. The money was earned in last year's fights, and in the one fight held so far this year. They have bought football uniforms and are going to order new basketball uniforms for next year's team. This year's A squad uniforms will be given to the B squad. The block F group each year gives a party for the school to thank the student body for their support at athletic contests. Last year's party was the season's best, and his year's hop promises to be even better. Block F members meet Monday session periods to plan their activities, mainly projects to improve the school athletic setup. Un Iho- It-thu I'hirlI Row: ,, .. lllll lxtstlt-r l x in lint ltl 'l'lllS year, Block F members got together to give their coach a surprise party on his twenty-seventh birthday. After eating their fill of ice cream and birthday cake, the fellows presented coach with a fine bamboo fishing rod, which he promised to lend to any Block F man on any except school days. Another of the Block F men's projects was to sponsor an inter-class track meet in which the seniors came out on top. All boys on the winning team will have their names placed on a cup to be bought by the Block F. Block F had taken a slump before Coach Goodner and his men took control and en- gineered it back to its rightful place as a leading club in the school. Supervisor is Wes Goodner, head coach. From material in the club he has formed the teams that represent Churchill County High School on the foot- ball field, on the basketball floor, on the track, and in the boxing ring. Main purpose of the club is to produce leaders for the school as well as for the Block F. The lettermen's clubs all over the United States possess the leaders and leadership of their schools because the best of America's youth possess the qualities of good sportsmen and the love of good, clean competition which improves our American way of life. Ours is a better school for having a Block F organization, and our members are better men for having belonged to such a group. -: lloli Nlllano, tit-no Storm- :intl t'o:tclt XYvs tihootlnt-r. linvk Row: IH-to Mori, llzisil Vislini. llzurrt-3' lanuon. l':trl .lolnnsolt, llolmutl Smith. I-'rt-tl llit-ks, l'uul l'ltmimt-V. S4-1-oml lion: .lainie-s Smith, .lack First Row: Ilolu XY:ttliins l'il'nit- Xloiolzt lxlllli o lillllliilllll llob l :irlt-Y Yo! l'iclurn-tl' lmn lfistt-1 t x 1 '. : s, 1 lloxxztrtl, it-no Alains, l i':ll1k Vllillllllilllz l-'1':1l1klin 'Sottz:i,' l't-to Sola--Qiiil l':Yt'l'1'll Atlcinson, it-viii lku ltiox lox, Mit-kt-y Melt-ntly. fan, I in Zi G' I l 71. WW' .Inuit-s ' lllllvll ll.tnt- 'll V 4 I xx , f- -,,,, XX! WAR CCDIQRESPGNDENTH READING and writing and playing-that's this year's Highview staff- and if you don't believe it, well just ask Miss Gibbs, she knows. Don and Betty flirt, just a little, not enough to notice, Windy day dreams, Galen just piddles, Colleen and Ruby have a little misunderstanding, Evelyn just listens, ahem, and while all this is going on Delores and Theo Ann discuss the night before ? ? But all in all, it is a very busy class and they do get their work done. In fact I can't remember when they haven't met a deadline. Once every two weeks they put out a paper that the students really go for! Some of the other classes seem almost jealous of this happy family and we can't say that we blame them. It makes it very nice this year for us to get the last minute news because you see the outstanding boys in sports are the very boys who belong to this little class and who write the most interesting stories ever published in the city of Fallon. The girls write the social stuff, you know, who have the latest thing in fashions, etc. That also keeps up morale or something! I often wondered why Miss Gibbs didn't have grayer hair, or should I say snow white 1' Her English classes are bad enough, but when it comes to a journalism class that wants to play all the time, well the only thing there is left to do is let them play, I guess, especially when they do a good job like the one this year has. Standing: Dave Howard, Galen Evans, Don Fister. Sitting, Left 10 Right: Delores Harrison, Theo Ann Smittcn, Betty Sanford, Evelyn Walker, Ruby Dabol, Colleen Conlan. 25 -sr :zzz ,Q 2 5 s. l 1 .'1' 'Q . , x gh ' .v. . ' -1 W ' V' a 2 ' ,::rL', rt' H If ' CJ f ' ' sf-I t .ff at A. :N , ,ff - 1' Back Row: Jack Chambers. Second ROW: Jon Hammond. Galen Evans. Don Fister, Carmae Sorensen, Nadine Boyer. First Row: Jeannette Deck. Margaret Soares, Patri- cia Conlan, Betty Erb. CDN Tl-IE ALERT BUSIEST of all busybodies is, of course, the unsung, unhonored annual staff. Nobody feels sorry for us because no one but us realizes what a tough job we have. At the beginning of the year we start in with pictures for an early annual. Somewhere along the way we got stalled and if it hadn't been for the won- derful help of Mr. Jurgens, we wonder what the annual would have been. Mrs. Foster, too, has been priceless. Without her taking the individuals and group shots, we would have been lost. Betty Erb and her pals chased ads for months. Then we had to go ped- dling annuals. The deadline was April 1, but April 9 came along and we were still on copy. Don't get us wrong, we loved our job, and we did our best to make it a good book. Patricia Conlan S Editor Margaret Soares Assistant Editor Betty Erb Business Manager n 3 K l N-..f'Nq,j' THE Things wo lovv :md lool i'm'wzu'd to . . . Our amuse ment section. CCDURT MARSHALLED A FAD THAT STARTED FAST l- BUT WAS STOPPED FASTER THIS year our school has really had a lot of new fads but the slogan No Slacks still holds. We girls really worked, but Coach Goodner stopped this try before it really got started well. Besides that, after We girls thought the deal over, We realized skirts and blouses do look better than slacks in school. There is a time and place for everything and the minute school is out-well you,l1 see us around ..... in our slacks! Miss Sweetheart of 1947 . 1513- my A 'S z r qi lever 37' we QQ we mei X ff' eggybl .' 1 wif, lSE'l l'Y SANFORD ELECTED by the seniors, and crowned at the junior-senior prom was none other than the cute, popular Betty Sanford. A senior, Betty has taken part in all activities and is top on the honor roll. She led the grand march with her big, brawny steady boy, Don Fister also a popular all around guy. The seniors certainly had good taste when they picked Betty for 1947 prom queen. A 1' y Em A u fl r BEETLE Give me strength! In the calaboose-just because Pixie-and that intelligent look! Bloc-k F initintem-und are they puying for it! BIQAINS The latest Male fad-Don't they look mean? One of those gum chewing girls! Aren't they sweet? Hard at it again-or is it yet Harold Ludwick o ular vocalist, accom- , p PM pamed by Grace Kaji. Hillbilly assembly put on by the Ag boys. Fortune Tellers-Sophomore assembly. CCDMMAND PERFGIQMANCE THREE bells ring and before three minutes are up the study hall is pack- ed with students. Assemblies are our weakness and especially when we have good humorous ones like the ones we've had this year. National assemblies fascinate us be- cause they are concerning the very different things apart from school. But our own little skits and our own talented vocalists bring us the pro- grams we really enjoy. We took pictures of the very best assemblies and we were sorry that we could not have taken more, but sit back and think and you will re- member them. Especially the Alpha Lambdafs and the Block F's . Anyway we had a thousand good laughs and a jolly good time and to us that is all that matters. .X P. X. JUST two little letters that mean so much to the kids of CCHS. Everyday, no matter what time, you would always find some hungry 'teen ager at the Sugar Howl guzzling a soda or putting away a nice juicy banana split. The l'.X. is a place to go and relax and fill yourself with all the ice cream delacacies and candies you have been thinking about all day while try- ing to make the teachers believe your mind is on chemistry or physics or typing-but actually you're sweating it out until school is over and you can hurry to your favorite fountain. It's a place to congregate with all the kids after school and talk over what's cookin' for tonight-find out who has a date, who has been two-timed, how old the new girl is, and will the test tomorrow be too tough. Right now the hangout is the Dew Drop Inn. It's close to school and handy for anyone who wants to make a short visit without being missed too much. After games it is almost impossible to get inside our favorite haunts. There is always cheery laughter, kids pushing, boys trying to hang on to their dates-but it's fun!! Looks like Betty is keep- t ing Don waiting again. At any rate Windy looks contented. He probably just devoured a double banana split! 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'l'ht1 strong :111rl t-1111l'i1le-111 Serpe-nts l'r11m Hawthoriio werv sent home with il little- 1'1-spvct in thvir hearts fur the Fallon players when they were lmcatcn I3-19. Hz1wth11rnv scored two tout-liclowiis in Your minutes zigaiiist Fz1ll1111's i'vsvi'x'es. Hut this thrmt cliwl whvn l'C2Illliil'S wcrc sent buck to the controls. , Q4 1. as Ktmiu Kujikumi Don Fister l,11st y1-ar's cliztiiipimis wx-rv sure of auiotlwr victory ow-1' Fzlllun. but wvrv 21 little surprisefl whvn Falltm led them 6-0 but Sparks came bark and nizulme it 6-T. Fallmi mzulv four bids for sc-ore-s t'r11m that Z, I-3, 4 and 411111 l'1 linv but futv woul1l11't lct them any t'z11'tlw1'. V mt 146' 'I ll. I i ,4 1 3-'USERS-.-- bhixi :lid s'? Q' ..' incl all giea 1 s Windy , K W 1:5 , ,. ' 1 3 . c 'W . - 3 , .- , T' ,. fy x 1 , A Q Q I . lg ,,...5. -,5J w- x ,. 1. J' Y R .Q xx V 'Q- Fl ag . W I , 1 ll .4 V 1 . .- Q' ' ' . A 764 ff, 35 . ni X .,' u 5 . -. .,r, ---. , , . .Q ' . ,ff gffflry. ' -mf- , l 4 s ' y -Maia H4 1 , '-' W vw ?l li'fv'1a-' A 9 . . i . X X - is i 1'i.Qt.:' , .t In ,wisp 6 .. -, -. . , gs , A.. , 1 1 1 , ' :gag . ' . 1 aa A 4 . - 'fbgsi Largcst and smallest boys on the team Three top -athletes z Briggs and Steve Galen, Don and Fallon made gains of 218 yards to Sparks 118. On the ground Fallon stop- ped Sparks dead, but a few passes gave them the points that they needed. For once the score didn't tell the tale. The score was 21-6 in one of the season's most thrilling games. The Greenwave avenged themselves for the embarrassing licking that Stewart gave the Fallon boys at Stewart last year. Stewart was led by two fine backfield men. Jim Thorpe and Joey ICvans. Hard blocking and tackling made-this a good game for the spectators. The out come of this ordeal was a 12-0 victory for the Greenwave. When Fallon went to Reno they were primed by their fairly successful season to make the mighty huskies bow to the will to win. The Greenwave also outgained and outplayed these boys but were victims of a one point' loss. The failure of this point gave Reno an edge that held throughout the entire game. The tragic end gave Reno a chance to play for the conference championship instead of Fallon. The final score was 6-7. The last game is one of the most important to a team because usually there are a certain number of the boys who are graduating and this is their last high school game and they would like to end it with that pleasant taste of victory in the mouth and memories. Fallon's last game with Yer- ington was here at home. The Greenwave defeated them 27-0 with all the boys getting in some time. . V . 4 1 . lAn...fI'7 5 I., ' The boys take a little e cise to keep fit. xer- Fallon battles on the home field. This was a good end as the score indicates and also because It wx as no run away. Yeringion was always punching back. This game show ed the season a success because of beautiful teamwork on both defense and offense Geno Steve Basil Cislini Fred Hicks Call Johnson Gene Akins Mickey Melendy Husain iv I' . E' surf. bl ,W-csv: i '- 'fab' , LB':.5.,M4 , f ., A , ,M,aU e, Q i it ff: N I 'wif' l :fr V11 Iii up-xi fi dl - , A g..-:Q fr-- RC 4. hi L X, I , ,. na . 4 -. f- ' fi f , e 'Ae fi, Q z- . 'Q' .T fe ' ,J ' --J' . 'H f . .1 ti ' X A ' fi '- I , ,, ff I ' 'Ea 1 'ax 'll N. . 4' if . . ,, - A Left to Right: Bob Farley, Pete Soleagui, Kevin Hanniian, Galen Ex ans This year our team trained and worked hard at the mistakes under the vigoral guidance of their coach, Wes Goodner and his assistant, Marion Crawford. The season as a whole has been one of the most successful in our school. There was no great star. The team was one that clicked together or not at all. Capable managers for the 1946 team were Ernie Moiola and Don Ferguson. These boys outlined the field for every home game, swept out the sheds, kept track of equipment and carried water to the players. .ii Our Managers - Don Ferguson, Ernie Moi- ola, Jim Farley. PARATRQQPERS THE Fallon A squad basketball team fin- ished a successful year having won IU and lost 6 games. The team defeated Sparks, Var- son and Hawthorne, all previously unbeaten. Galen Evans was placed on the All Confer- ence first string team and Don Fister on the second. Fo-captains chosen by the players for the season are Galen Evans and Don Fister. High point men were Galen Evans with 132, followed by Don Fister with 120 and Holi Milano with 96. Showing most improvement was Milano, who came in with no exper- ience and worked his way up to one of the standouts. Fallon looked rather rough in the first game of the year at Carson. Final score was 23 217 in favor of Carson. The victory over the Fallon legion team 31-34 gave the Fallon lmoys confidence in themselves. Fallon won its first conference game with Sparks 33--235 here. The next night the wave was defeated 29-lil at Hawthorne. if 11 ps X i.s,..4w, sl -. DON FISTER. Guard 42.1 BOB MILANO. Center GALEN EVANS, Guard JON HAMMOND, Forward ICRNIIC Mt JIU Forward A N 4' 2 : 3 5 Forward DI-IL STICV Forward Fallon had an easy defensive game with Yerington, rolling up a 23-9 score. Revenge came to Fallon when the Wave defeated Carson here 32-29. This was C'arson's first defeat in eleven games. Fallon's old enemy, Reno de- feated the Greenwave 28-25. Most humiliating defeat was Yerington's win over the Greenwave 30-23 at Fallon. Yerington was playing top hall and Fallon was off. Fallon then travelled to Lovelovk to be beaten 23-1-29 in the last few minutes of the game. Hawthorne came to Fallon and was sent home defeated 28-27 in the hot- test game of the season. Fallon defeated Douglas 22-26 at Gardnerville in a close, well-played game. Every man on the squad had an opportunity to play in the Smith Valley non-conference game. Final score was -123-31. The Greenwave defeated Douglas 40-30 here. In an overtime Fallon came through to win 41-36 over the Stewart Braves. Fallon defeated Reno 27-21 at Fallon. Last game of the season was a heartbreaking loss when Sparks beat Fallon 40-37. After finishing a suvcessful season, the Greenwave out in another week's hard work getting ready for the zone tournament in Reno. CURTIS IJAII 13015 FAHLFY TASIL CISLINI Guard Lvl' NIC AKINS cltdlllkl' Illl SMITH 1 K!- Tli M4 Jlll Guard Center School was dismissed, two busses chartered, and the greater part of the student body took off with the Fallon team for the first game in the Wes- tern Zone tournament. In a fast, highly exciting game, Reno beat Fallon by two points. The next afternoon Fallon lost a heartbreaking game by a lone point lead to Sparks. Fallon's loss to Reno meant that the Greenwave could not participate in the State Tournament. Playing on the A squad were Don Fister. Curtis Dale, Galen Evans, Er- nie Moiola. Del Steve, Bob Milano, Jon Hammond, Gene Akins, Bob Zil- key, Warren Hmm, Jim Smith, Ralph Powell. and Rob Farley. Jim Farley was the team's efficient manager. Fister, Dale, Evans, Milano and Smith are seniors who will be missed from the Fallon squad next January. Del Steve and Ralph Powell are freshmen. Galen Evans was awarded a gold basketball by the school for having made the most free throwsg Don Fister, a silver basketball for second place. and Jim Smith, a bronze ball for third spot. The squad was entertained at dinner by both the Rotary Zlllfl 20-30 clubs. Voaeh Goodner can well be proud of his 1947 squad. 1 W -.S V 1 f- . i y'i , ,wwf . . szfaxww- 3ii.gm5.f5.s'35f2 wg. 12, ,, in L Q T152 A ,r A .1 3 ,1 WV 'e , . .1 W- 1. K.. ,fx ' 14.4 'I I-ill gy SACK IN the first bout of the season Fallon ox'er-pow- ered the Stewart Braves by winning Your out of six fights. Leonard Allen of Fallon won the main bout of the evening from Ralph Brown. Other win- ners for Fallon were Francis Allen, Del Steve, Rayln Smith, Jim Lily, and Ed Rutledge. Other fighters for Fallon were Bucky Johnson, Red Fan- non, llink Whalen and Mick Melendy. Del Steve Leonard Allen ln the return match between Fallon and Stewart at Stewart, the Braves were the victors. Leonard Allen lost a close decision, as did Francis Allen. Red Cannon won his bout. ' This spring two more bouts will be held, one with Sparks, and probably one with Hawthorne. A return bout will be held in Sparks. Boys who train and work out at the high school are under the direction of Coach Wes Goodner. a title bearer himself. All fights are under the direction of Black F and all proceeds go to new athletic equipment for the high school. F J 'Q ., fl' ., . J Carl Jzilmson Q .Inn lilly . R, RE: K nv ..f ' ,s Q Dexter Whalt For the second year. hoxing is recognized as an interscholastic sport. Six inch Block F's are awarded to hovs who participate in two houts with other schools. A new ruling which prevents men who enter Golden Gloves tourneys from participating as amateurs in college hoxing will mean that high school hoxers in this state will prohahlv not enter Golden Gloves tonrneys. hut will confine their hoxing to intro-school meets. Boxers are heing developed in Sparks, Yerington, Stewart and Fallon this year. It is hoped that in another year or two most schools in the Western t'onference will have hoxing teams. Stewart pioneered hoxing in the state, with Fallon the first school to follow the Braves' lead. Interest in boxing in Nevada has increased within the past few years. A new incentive to the sport was added last year when for the first time in fifteen years boxing was recognized as an interscholastic sport at the university. lem Html in Bexexly Himilton Cail Lemons Coidelli Giahim Jatkle Lixlngston MASCCDTS tfllxl S are made of sugar and spice and ex erythlng nice bovs ale made of well Cdll s an aw ful nice guv so xxe xx on t say that But doggone he suie 18 a lucky box to be able to get out in front of blg crowds and show off his harem of piettx gnls These spicy little cheer leaders ale our xery own Fallon guls chosen bx all of we students bec luse of then good sports manshlp good yelling xoices good yells and good well xou know what we mean when you sec them out there tumping around Jackie deseixes spec tal mention since she follow ed out heioes everywhere thev xx ent during the football and basketball season Beliexe us she really kept their morale up too The other gnls were not quite as foitunate as to get to travel to the distant cities to the games but thex did attend a few and they W616 really on the ball when thex did yell Alice showed the girls son.e of their classy yells but they did all of the faithful practicing so thex could be just perfect. I guess we haxe some dif- ferent yells from other schools but we should haxe too because those wild little things have worked awfully hard trying to find something dif- ferent that would attract the public eye. In their full green and white skirts with their school sw eateis they look as if they could accomplish almost anxthing maybe ex en xxin a game all by themselx es. We wouldn t be surprised at anything important our cheer leaders would do cause we think they are mighty cute kids and wele proud of them! INVASION THE 1947 track team got off to a fine start by winning the first meet, a four cornered contest, at Yerington, April 12. Fallon's defending state mile champ, Warren Emm, easily took this event. Mick Melendy and Fred Hicks tied for first in the pole vault. Gene Akins placed first in the Javelin, Hicks third. Melendy placed second in the high jump. In the 440, Bob Wat- kins came in first. In the 100 yard dash, Bob Farley came in first, and second in the 220. Lily came in second in the 880 run. Kunio Kajikami fourth in the 220. Chuck Renfro placed first in the discus, and Akins name engraved on a track cup to be presented to the high school by the The first track competition of the year was an intra-class event sponsored by Block F. The three upper classmen chose contestants from the fresh- man class to make a three-cornered meet. The winning class will have its name engraved on a track cup to be presented to the high school by the Block F. Track practice is held during the P. E. classes and the eighth period Fallon has two boys, Warren Hmm, state mile champ, and Mick Melendy, who placed in the pole vault, who were winners in last year's state meet. Prior to the state event, Fallon will participate in several invitational meets where they will gain experience in the heat of battle. As the annual goes to press, Block F members are hoping the Fallon track will be in shape so that the state meet can be held here. Back Row: Fred Hicks. Jim Woods, Bob Hettinger. Frank Brown, Mickey Melendy. Charles Renfro, Kunio Kajikami, Warren Emm, Jimmy Dalbey, Bob Farley, Dave Douglas, Coach Goodner. Second Row: Kevin Hanifan, Basil Cislini, Bob Zilkey. First Row: Paul Paulsen, Caryle Udy, Dave How-ard, Bob Watkins, Galen Evans, Don Fister. EDITQRIAI. WHEN I was chosen editor of the Lahontan yearbook, my friends told me I had a job on my hands. I didn't exactly laugh but I thought that this year we would have a pretty good sized staff and that so many of the things that had been so difficult last year would be a lot easier this year. That is just exactly where I got fooled! First of all we didn't have any staff. Don, Margaret, Betty, Windy, Galen, Nadine and Jeannette IW . were it! Don wrote the sports, Galen helped line up the sports pages, Na- , dine straightened out the individ- uals and Jeannette helped me in everything from writing copy to drawing the complete dummy of the annual. Margaret helped Mr. Jur- gens with the pictures. I don't know what the annual would have been without the help of Mr. Jurgens. Probably it wouldn't have! Mrs. Fos- ter too, was a wonderful help taking the individuals and Coming down to take odd shots whenever we needed her. The two Betty's chased ads and they really did a splendid job. While all this was going on our advisor, Anne Gibbs, was always beside us helping us over the rough spots and adding new ideas that cheered us up when we felt as if we'd never get through with our work. I want to thank Bob Sanford, editor of the Eagle too, for his invaluable help and time he put in on this book to make it a little different from every other book. I want to thank all the advertisers for their splendid cooperation, for without them the book would never have been published. PAT 'CONI.AN. 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