Reno High School - Re Wa Ne Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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THREE ARTS CILIUIB This year the Three Arts Club continued to promote interest and talent in music, speech, and pictorial art. Through the guidance of its officers and enthusiasm of its members, the club kept up its high standards . . . Among their varied activities, Three Arts sponsored a pay assembly in the fall which was a finan- cial success and the members presented a clever assembly in honor of the high school presidents during the spring. This was followed by the annual matinee dance. To celebrate a successful year the members enjoyed a bicycling trip at the close of the school term . . . The officers during the year Were: FALL SEMESTER SPEING SEMESTER President . Nancy Lee McDonald President . . Florence Gonzales Vice-Pres. .... Gloria Mapes Vice-Pres. . Nancy Lee McDonald Secretary . . Florence Gonzales Secretary .... Irish Hultberg Publicity Mgr. . Nello Gonfiantini The members are: C. Ayer, I. Berg, A. Corey, D. Davie, I. Forson, N. Gonfiantini, B. Gonzales, l. Hultberg, I. Neff, M. Rovetti, B. Vilas, E. Riddle, A. Pavlakis, P. Bull, R. DuPratt, I. Krone, I. Meyer, I. Pelizzari, M. Munley, I. Peterson, M. Andrews, B. Mytinger, F. Sur, G. Mapes, N. McDonald, F. Gonzales, S. Miller, W. Shidler, Advisor Miss Bulmer, M. Ferguson, I. Forson, M. Fox, N. Iacobs, E. Nozu, Golick, E. A. Gung, B. Hardy, I. Miller, S. Roberts, C. Rupp, I. Sale, D. Streng, B. Tallman, B. Tracy, B. Vilas, L. Whitwer. SCAlLlP'lElL AND lFOlR4ClElP'S Under the direction of Mr. Sessions Wheeler, the biology club, Scalpel and Forceps, was formed in February of this year. This club is for the purpose of aiding those interested in medical work. Meetings are held every Tuesday. The club has sponsored lectures given by the members of the Pre-Medical Depart- ment of the University of Nevada and carried on dissection o f parts of the cow's anatomy . . . Officers are: President .... Bob Mytinger Vice-Pres ..... Eli Livierato Secretary-Treasurer - Betty Ann Rice Members are: I. Bicknell, A. Sutton, D. Linaberry, P. Settlemeyer, C. George, M. Munley, B. Rice, M. Felton, H. Hutchings, B. Chapkiss, F. Galienne, T. Thompson, M. Mytinger, C. Casey, B. Casey, H. Tarlow, B. Mack, B. Cross, B. Banta, B. Paterson, E. Livierato.

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HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society is an organization for students who have attained high scholastic ratings. To be eligible, a student must have had an average of 90 or above for two semesters. During the year, the Honor Society sponsored one money-making activity and an assembly at which the honor pins were awarded. In the spring, the annual dessert banquet in honor of new members was held. The officers for 1942-1943 are: President . . Bose Nannini Vice-President. . Faith Pedersen Secretary-Treasurer - Iean Krone The members are: M. Lane, R. Nannin, I. Neff, F. Pedersen, E . Shaw, P. Ussery, D. Williams, G. Menu, I. Pelizzari, R. Berman, I. Forson, I. Hultberg, V. Keen, F. Fujii, I. Krone, D. Streng, B. Tracy, M. Ferguson, M. Gotberg, M. Menu, N. Gardner, Faculty Advisor, Miss Singleton. FIRESIDE CIRCLE The Fireside Circle is for all girls interested in sewing, cooking, crafts, home decorating, or home nursing . . . This past year the club has sewn for the Red Cross and helped with the scrap drive. At their various meetings they have had guest speakers and entertainment . . . Officers were: FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER President . . Norma Brinkley President ..... Ethel Pettis Vice-Pres. . . Dolly Christensen Vice-Pres. - Genevieve Avansino Secretary . . . Frances Robertie Secretary . . . Charlotte Risard Treasurer . Genevieve Avansino Treasurer . . Gloria Casazza Historian . . . Ruth Armstrong Historian . . . . Ruth Allard Members are: H. Dunseath, B. Peterson, V. Butner, R. Berrum, I. Percy, B. Ney, G. Duke, D. Stratton, R. Boydston, G. Avansino, E. Pettis, C. Risard, G. Casazza, R. Allard, R. Armstrong, F. Robertie, D. Christensen, N. Brinkley, Club Advisor, Miss Hughes.

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EMBLEM CLUB The Emblem Club is composed of those students who are eligible to attend a state or a district music festival. The main purpose of this organization is to promote good-fellowship among the music groups. During the year, the club specialized in initiations and gave several successful dances. Officers were: FALL ssmssrsn spnmc ssmssrsn President . . . . G. Bishop President . . . . . I. Sweatt Vice-President ..... M. Fox Vice-President . . T. Thompson Secretary .... G. McCloskey Secretary . . . E. I. Hultberg Treasurer . . A. Sutton Scribe ...... D. Cundiff The members are: N. McDonald, I. Sale, A. Sutton, D. Streng, M. Ferguson, H. Tarlow, H. Rose, I. Hultberg, D. Poole, M. Barton, R. Christensen, I. Peterson, M. Elliott, R. Miller, E. Sweatt, H. Hutchings, B. Sorenson, L. Hitchens, R. Merckley, I. Sweatt, I. Forson, D. Cunditf, B. Morton, M. Fox, W. Evans: Mr. Rollo V. Iohnson, Club Advisor. BAND, ORCHESTRA, AND GlLlElE CLUB The band, orchestra, and glee club's ranks were depleted this year by the conscription and enlistment of boys in the armed services. The boys' glee club has only two remaining members . . . Because of the war shortages, the band was able to make only two of its usual trips--one to the Reno Air Base and the other to the Sierra Ordnance Depot at Doyle. Both band and orchestra gave numerous concerts about Reno during the year . . . The music students adopted as their slogan for this year: Anything to help the war effort.