Sparks High School - Terminus Yearbook (Sparks, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1951 volume:

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He is always willing to lend a helping hand or offer a word of advice to any student confiding in him. The future holds in store for Sparks a new High School, and, with the completion of this task, we sincerely hope Mr. Hug will continue his excellent work as an advisor, counselor and friend. Pwlagcce Look through this keyhole! This entrance should be familiar. Most of you have entered through this door for three years. On the other side of these portals you have found knowledge, companionship, and some of the most pleasant memories in your life. As you graduate, you leave behind you many of these memories. We hope that this Tefminus will be the Keyhole to Memories. When you are reminiscing, take a peek into this keyhole, and you should recall many pleasant recollections. We hope many pleasant thoughts will result. That has been the aim of this year's Tefminzu staff. Sincerely, jo Ann Whitehead Editor Harlon Baldwin Busineff Mamzger Miss Mae Denevi Advisor I U ' I 1 I I ' 1 I I i A S-I 1 AE 55?-Y ff V .. ,Ll In 4 ' 'sy , , NA' 'V Marg ff gm fy ' f f K , Eta., ' K , by M-' , I K V4-we V , f :N A A ,, 253, . vfQ3!,1,:3i 3'-1 'A fl ' A ' , , Mf fa.21 M TX f,A,,ffQ3j ' i -2 41 Q' -I-Af ' : -f ff 'ft' , f 1 1 A ff- . ,- x v. A , :L- -.f , ,-. N, AJ, ,, .L , W, ff , , f +1 ft' ' m5T.SY1 f f x Qfilg f'.,Q.n,-g:-.a,.- A . 1+ 52335 1 x ilu 4 F E F 3 1 3 x K Rx X X N s 1 .. 1 :wi-'P' gfe- if Q. Q v' K.. 1 HFPV. 'if ,.,,. H, f . UQ 135 f rf: P My V 1 z 4 l Zaafmf During the last year, Sparks High School has been very fortunate in having a School Board intensely interested in the welfare of the students, the faculty and the community. Two of the most important projects accomplished by the School Board this past year were the consolidation of the outlying districts of North Truckee and Vista into the Sparks School district, thereby greatly increasing the area covered by the Sparks District, and secondly, work on the much awaited new Senior High school has finally been .-'1,..,.-- ' W ,..,,..' -K ,M-swf pnmnfwf' started. SUPERINTENDENT-Procter R. Hug la ...-Q SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS-From left to right: Clerk, Mrs. Agnes R. Crosbyg President, Mrs. Agnes Risley, Member, Mr. A. W. Clay- ton: Superintendent. Procter R. Hug. Through the constant effort of the Board, bids for the new build- ings were let early in 1951, and actual construction work started soon after. In addition to these activities, the Board handled all the financial matters of the school system, such as paying the teachers and approving the budget. Sparks High is truly proud of its School Board and the good job that they have done to help promote general harmony. PRESIDENT-Mrs. Agnes Risley C37 PROCTER R. HUG SUPERINTENDENT EDWIN F. WHITEHEAD PRINCIPAL in 'Q' x Q. Xl 7 ff FRANCES W. BERNARD, B. S, ESTELLA HICKS BROWN, B. A. LOUISE CARLL, B. A. Girls' Physical Educationg Pep Club Eflgliflh II, III TYPIHQZ I, H9 Shorthand I, IIA Advisorg G. A. A. Advisor. 45 'D fd? KX. 'G or ., 9' we fu T U qi if I ti'-7' M f i ,... VXXT ' .... fi X. if IJ Q MAE A. DENEVI, B. A. FAY FRYBERGER, B. A. GLADYS I-IAMM, B. S. English Ilg Spanish I, Ilg Italian I, Debateg Pep Club Advisor. Solid Geometryg Plane Geometry llg Spanish Club Advisorg Italian Trigonometryg Algebra I, II. Club Advisory Tcrminus Advisorg Sophomore Class Advisor. MARGARET HART, B. A. WALDO E. HASTINGS VINCENT S. KEELE, B. S. Library Scienceg Latin I, IIg Teacher Vocational Shop Chemistryg General Scienceg Alge- Librariang Latin Club Advisor. brag Practical Mathg Science Club Advisorg Sophomore Class Advisor. Q ff' .J ...- . ERLE F. KISSEL, B. S. EVELYN MANTLE, B. A. ALFRED. MCCONAUGHY, B. S. Bandg Glee Clubg Instrumental In- Civicsg English III, IVg Senior Class Biologyg Physics. struction. Advisor. 7 4 JOHN MCLEAN, B. A. BEVERLY MOREY, B. S. JOHN ROBB, B. A. Driver Educationg English Ill: Home Ec. I, II, IIIQ Future Home- Civicsg American Historyg Boys .Iournalismg Streamline Advisor: makers of America Advisor. Athletics Coachg Block S Advi Quill and Scroll Advisor. sorg Senior Class Advisor. 7wffw LUCILE STONE, B, S. VELVA TRULOVE, M. A. BARBARA BYINGTON Algebra I, IIQ Refresher Arithme- Bool-rkeepingg American Historyg Office Secretary ticg junior High Officeg junior World l-listoryg French Ig French Class Advisor. II. 45 K me Q1 9 Sfffsm X an an fcv-K E?:f'?-'AB xxx V Wk t Af:5a,.-Q if Q0 T EQ. 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Melvin Brunetti. Seated: Lupe Rodriguez, Elizdhetli Seruggsi 'Io Ann XX'hitehe.id, Helen Bonnenfdnt, Gerry Bishop. .f -kim JK Q J 5 Q, 1' 1 Us 5 X 9 4 l,i W J' Swim: q The Student Council was especially interested in the financial status of the different Sparks High School organizations because of their increased costs and expenses The Student Council spent a busy first semester planning activities of the year The First Semester came to a successful close with President Tom Hill and Advisor Mr. Whitehead guiding the way. LUPE RODRIGUEZ NEAL O DOAN SECRETARY IREASL RER 'Q Y S- . , 15. ,Tp off f Y' 1 f l 41-uoem' COUNCIL, STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS- Standing: Dale Schelin, Stan Rasmussen, Tom Hill. Seated: Betty Wilson, Thel- ma Woolcock, Phyllis Wliitzlker, Edythe Oclle. out .y ,yy Q ,, I .ks . 5 V 2 X , f ,five ? ' g i 3 at 5 4 . 1 v Q , s Q , i -IU 55 SCD Q ' o fun' cl -livax it 5 ,ld .Ji I-. K of by 1:1 gm' fl? ,J X E! Standing: Ruth Poston, Helen Bonnen- fant, Thelma Wfoolcock. Seated: Toshiko Ishii, Eileen Beardall, Bill Wfright, Mar- garet Conway, jo Ann Whitehead. .C ecaad 0- .- I 'ii '. li Xin xl-' emecatez WQ Bill Giubergia Pr'e.ride211 Those raps in the auditorium do not mean carpenters at work, they only an- nounce that Student Council has been Margaret Conway called to order by President Bill Giuber- V E Vlce-Prealdefzf gia. Student Council has been very active this semester and has played a valuable part in Sparks Highs student government. Many problems have been discussed by this leading body of the school and many decisions have been made. x x ,wg an is v Y' f f.vf' mi YE? FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Preyidelzl ..,.,,.,,,, .... S tanley Rasmussen Vice-Pr'e,i'1de11I ,,,,, ,, ,, Bill Giuhergia Serr'en1r'y ,,YY,,,,... Thelma XX'oolcock Repre,iw1!t1lj1'e ...., ,, . Melvin lirunetti Swan law As the climax ot another year draws to a close, the high and mighty Seniors ot' 'il will have many happy memories which will follow them throughout the years to tome. During the tiirst semester, the main interest of the Seniors was to show their authority over the lower classmen and rule the Senior Bench. However, .is setontl semester rolled around. the Seniors hegan to settle clown. They were occupiecl with Senior Play prac- tiee and the Senior Ball with all the worrying, planning and decorating that went along to make it .1 huge success. Then came graduation which helcl many liamsy and sacl memories. The interest and activities in which the Seniors have participatecl have shown that the Class ot' 'il will truly be Le-.itlers ot' Tomors row. Seniors meet with classmates on the Senior Bench! '? Q 1, iff . M. R ,Q M X J-'H' - SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Seurefgzry ..,.,Y,,,,,.Y,...Y,,,,YY.......,,,,,,,..A.,,..,,.,,,.....,,, Gerry Svob Premlwzf ...Y,,A..., Melvin Brunctti Rep1'we11l41fiz'e .... .... E vclyn johnson Vive-Pr'eyiden1 ...,,.,.,.,.,,,.,,A,A. ,,,,..., R on Byrd 1 1-MA wig 8 S u r' ?1- ah.. MA - . f K K.-Lg., UW, -1 1 cdfalfmz The SPOTLIGHT of recognition is proudly shown on JO ANN WHITEHEAD, one of the most outstanding personalities to go down in the history of Sparks High School. Her interests and capability in all school activities have enabled her to receive this great honor. She has shown her outstanding talents in clramatics by participating in major roles of various high school productions. She has proven her abilities in the field of journalism by serving as editor of the 1951 Terminus. Her scholastic attributes are those of which to be proud, with her name ranking high among those on the honor roll. This choice is truly iustified in the selection of jo Ann XX hiteheacl as Representative Girl of the Senior Class of 1951. Uata cuwli ZW The SPOTLIGHT of recognrtron rs shown on GERRY SVOB truly the outstandrng boy of the class of S1 Gerrys dependabrlrty and outstandmg mtellrgence are two of the attrrbutes whrch clmched hrs Oustandrng Boy trtle For three years Gerry has been a conscrentrous and hard workmg letter wmner on the football team and on the A Basketball team Hrs wrllmgness to work hard has made hrm a frne athlete He has always been hrgh on the honor roll was chosen as one of the ten hrghest rn scholarshxp m hrs class and had the hrghest average among the boys Hrs leadershrp abrlrty was shown by the fact that he was chosen junror Class Representatrve rn 50 We look ahead to the future knowmg that Gerry Svob wrll attain many great goals rn lrfe y V . ,, ,, . . . 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' 'L i ' U 1 ' B Ba 'A Q -, fg BIVR 2, fx 3 im LM Seam EDYTHE ODLE asketl-nll 3 B Basketball 7 ock D1Team34I'HA1234GAA734Repre sentative 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 junior Frolic 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 President 4 Student Body Seeretary 4 Student Couneil 4 'lerminus Stiff 7 3 4 NEAL O DOAIN Fvrensre 4 I lor Folie 3 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Strelmline Stiff Sports Editor 4 Student Body Trea surer 4 Student Couneil 4 lerminus Stiff 4 Seienee Club President 4 Boys State Alternate Music l7es tix rl 2 Pep Bind 4 LAL REL OSMUN A 2 3 EO Dinner 4 Quill ind S oll Seeretxry Treasurer 4 Spanish Club I 7 President 2 Czrrls State Alternate OREN PARKS B Blslcetbill 7 3 Sophomore Class President unior Class Viee President Football l 3 4 Boys Clee u 1 uto Meehinies B s Stite r mte DARLEINE PERL ROSSI7 Bsketb.1ll3 l7HA 7 3 GAA 7 3 Lnrls ee Clu 3 unior lrolie 3 unlot Misquers 3 Pep Club 7 3 Transferred to Cilifornu during., Senior yeir PAI LA PERKINS B.1l'lLl7J 4 lHA 2 Girls blee Club 4 Repiesentitue unior lrvlie 3 Latin Club I Pep Club 7 3 4 le inus staff 3 IHA Fashion Show ELLEN PERRY A Basketball 3 Mystery in Blue Start 1 Bloek S Drill A 7 4 Curl: blee Clu nior Irolie 3 unior Mrsquers 4 Representrtne PLO Dinner 4 Pep Club 7 3 4 uill ind Seroll 4 eeidentillx Xours Spi ist u 7 3 Stream 1 e t Exemin e leeior 4 Student Counei Terminus Staff 3 4 GAA Fishion Show 7 5 Hamm RONALD PETERSON Mystery in Blue Staff 4 Boys Glee Club 1 junior Frolic 2 3 junior Masquers 4 Latin Club 2 Spanish Club 3 fumbling 1 RI 'IH POST OIN Mystery in Blue Business blmiger 5 Drill leim 4 FHA 7 3 4 'lreasurer 4 unior Frolie 3 junior Mrs quers 4 L1tin Club 1 Pep Club 7 3 4 Representative 4 Streamline Statt 3 4 Business Mmrger 4 Student C0une1l4 Ierminus staff 3 4 S'I ANLEY RASML SSEN usketbxll 7 3 ek 3 4 Presiden unior Cltss Viee President Senior Class President l'cotb.1ll 7 3 4 unior Frolie 3 Student Couneil 4 Voeationil Shop 7 Auto Meehanies 4 Ferminus King, 4 DON REED unior l7rolre 3 Sprnrsh Club 7 Voertional Shop 3 Auto Meehanles 4 XX ILLIAM C REEDER Mystery in Blue Stuff 4 Band 1 unior Frolie 3 lrxek 2 3 l Voe1t1on1lShop 7 Auto Meehmies 3 4 NIADINL RIVERS s etblll 1 lHA 7 C I ltln Club l bliloiette 4 Q AA llshion Show 3 Ll PL RODRICIL F7 ketbtll 7 S 4 Sophomore C s sident D ill le n 4 lreisu 3 eporter 4 C AA 1 e nior l rolie llll rs uers I ie isurer 4 President 4 P I7 O Dinner 4 Pep Club 3 l Busin s lN inlger 3 Presi lent 4 Sprnish Club 1 Vue Presi e nt erm me 1 Cireu 1 ion 1n1e,er 1 S u ent Bt et S eretirx 1 Stu lent Counei lerminus S 1 sl rr Lnrls Stlte 3 lHA Distriet Viee Pre ident 4 Attend mt to lerrninus ueen 3 AH B t Q 77 77 . -Q Bl US 4g ' 3 ' Q ' r'll , Q 7 , , , g -. . . - ' , g 7 5 ' 5 ' V. t , 4 H, 7 w . 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' A 3 Pc Su. 2, 3. 41 LVAI -1 Q 1 .4 1 . . -' - A 3 ' Q' ' CI Co ' 43 ,ISC'I'IlAI'1 I Stuff 31 I 71 i ' Q 1 ' 32 1 21 'f Ci1'l' Stats 3. Il f .-. A - 1 ' - -Hy C ' 1' ' Sl' 2. XX'I1t 1 Ltf' 3, fit' y ' Q I 'n I -Ig CI A l 41 A -1 ., . A1 ' 1' 1 r 41 ' A-1 . X 2? 7 L ' - , FHA ... .4g 2, 3, Q ' -. . L U ' ' Club 43 ' K 'Q I' Z' Vi 1-11 A A. Prcfl' 43 L11 ns' Cll b O'11t 111111 CQ 1 f, 4g P.F.O. D' ' 4g I lt Club 2. . 1 Bu 3 5 f- 2. ' j .. ' LQ' 1 ' , . A B..' 4 ' , ,, ,Bloc S , . . ' y 4g In In A ' 'I I 1' in I P '-I C A I i..k. JV 1' - . 1... 1' .4 glk S di A V. 3 Ht . J .L -Q -4 Q k .km endofz fgdfdlffdzd jOAN WILLIAMS B Basketball 3, Forensic 4, GAA 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, junior Frolic 3, junior Masquers 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Streamline Staff 3, 4, Terminus Staff 3, 4. BETTY WILSON Mystery in Blue Staff 4, B Basketball 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Block S 4, Sophomore Class Vice President, Drill Team 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer 4, Historian 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 4, junior Frolic 3, junior Masquers 4, Secretary, Majorette 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3,iRepresentative 4, Accidentally Yours 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Streamline Staff 2, 3, 4, Publicity Manager 4, Student Council 4, Terminus Staff Z, 3, 4, GAA Fashion Show 3. THELMA WOOLCOCK Come Rain or Shine Staff 2, What a Life 3, My- stery in Blue 4, Block S 4, junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Representa- tive 4, Drill Team Leader 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapter Vice President 3, State Officer 3, National Officer 4. Voting Delegate 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, junior Frolic 3, junior Masquers 3, 4, Representative 3, Secretary 4, P.E.O. Dinner 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice President 4, Accidentally Yours 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Streamline Staff 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Terminus Staff 2, 3, 4, GAA Fashion Show 3, Girls' State Alternate. DON YOUNG Band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Frolic 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Auto Mechanics 3, 4. CHARLES YOUNGHANS Football 4, junior Frolic 3, Spanish Club 2, Auto Mechanics 4. DON ZIMMERMAN Mystery in Blue Staff 4, B Basketball 2, 3, Block S 4, Football 2, 3, 4, junior Frolic 3, Spanish Club 2, Vice President, Vocational Shop 2, Auto Mechanics 3. Candid shots of Seniors: Betty Wilson, Vera Herta, Tom Hill, Nancy Moore and Baby Sister. Q Q 1 gil ix A f1J 'vw -A ' if iq , ,gm , , 713 A gf 4, 4 2 M, f' ,Q QL gg f ' 5 , A, N W.. K , K .f 1- ' . , , 'L' . L1 f l S277 X 5 J 'ftb 45 1 fn hxlftg 9 1 'A' . 1 K f' 9 3 f x-Q .1 J ff fr X, f Q 'Q 'im , ,Q far' , 5- 2' 1 X A 0 ,aj ef '33 D f . K jj , e . S , :Q- dv- . 3 , .. . y , ' x ' 4 . H, , , 'V' t!Qf '1'L1'. 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Harlon Baldwrn do wxll and bequeath my place rn the bandroom to jnmmy Reed Gary Beard do wnll and bequeath my struggle for my Block S sweater to Danny Snow Eileen Beardall do wrll and bequeath my college boys to Bev Hug Helen Bonnenfant do wnll and bequeath my one and only diamond to Mrss Mantle to complete her set George Bowden do wnll and bequeath my hot rod to some other Sun Valley fan Gary Brock do wnll and bequeath my place rn the dramatncs world to Kerth Odle Melvm Brunettn do will and bequeath my hot sax to Ilm Wodke Donna Burgess do wlll and bequeath my abxhty to hook an Alumm to ayne Wrllrams Roger Bushrng do wlll and bequeath my convertrble to Ronnne Mardxan Ronald Byrd do wnll and bequeath my handsome face and masculine brawn Lewxs Heltzel Bob Cassmelll do wlll and bequeath my physlque to Bob McGehee Arlene Cavana do wrll and bequeath my blush to Betty Wllllamson Lelan Ceccarellr do wxll and bequeath my love of sports to Tom Rrch Lllhan Cerverr do wxll and bequeath my pleasmg smrle to LaVerne Erkelberger Charles Chrlstner do wrll and bequeath my Hudson to Ed Nixon Margaret Conway do wnll and bequeath my abrhty to make frnends to Anna Mae Buglca Helen Cross do will and bequeath my eyes to Margxe Allen ohn Donatr do wxll and bequeath my boldness to Paul jeffrres ane Elhs do wrll and bequeath my seat nn Sth perrod Cnvlcs to some other lucky gurl Steve Ferro do wlll and bequeath my qunet manner to Margie Smlth Marlon Flynn do wlll and bequeath my love for horses to Jrmmy Younghans George Francrs do wrll and bequeath my curly hair to Harry Erickson Phxllxp Gnles do wrll and bequeath my abrhty to get along wnth the shop boys Eugene Grlmore do wnll and bequeath my skxll nn acrobatrcs to jrm Cudworth Blll Gxubergxa do wrll and bequeath my house by Lupe to Marvm Baker joe Guillen do will and bequeath my frghtrng abrlnty to Tony Ferro oanne Guman do will and bequeath all my engagement r1ngs to Pat Bowers Bob Hage do wrll and bequeath my football abllnty to Dick Herman o Ann Hall do wrll and bequeath my voice to Carla Archibald oyce Hancock do wrll and bequeath my honors rn Grrls Block S to Ir ne Rurz Ted Hawkins do wrll and bequeath my struggle to graduate to some other hard workrng unlor Margaret Heagle do wnll and bequeath my abrlxty to get boys with convertibles to Lola Clark Vera Herta do wlll and bequeath my character roles to Shirley Allen Tommy Hull do wxll and bequeath my pleasmg personalxty to Rlchard Andremn Toshxko Ishn do wrll and bequeath my long black haxr to Delarne Walton Don effnes do wrll and bequeath my horses to Dawn Rnvers Evelyn johnson do wnll and bequeath my lrttle ole Ford to Kathrrne Bassemrer Marlon ones do will and bequeath my way wxth the teachers to Ann Cunnrngham Erme Lambert do wxll and bequeath my ways to Albert Forget may he profrt by them Wanda Larson do wxll and bequeath my Termlnus sellxng abxlxty to Helen Argeres Ray McCollum do wnll and bequeath my racxng cars to Clyde Wood Sam Marcras do wrl and bequeath MY Semor Bench to the new junxor class Paulme Marm do wrll and bequeath my xnterest rn F H A to Amelna Ayala Davrd Miller do wxll and bequeath my struggle to graduate to Alan Sutton Fred Moerke do wall and bequeath my Crosley to the world s wonders I I 7 . . 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Hank Mooney do wlll and bequeath my women troubles to Maurice Wrrght Nancy Moore do wxll and bequeath my dutres rn F H A to the next president Donna Naef do wrll and bequeath my abrlxty to go wrth short boys to Alrce Guillen Don O Day do wnll and bequeath my nrcknames to john Tollefson Edythe Odle do wrll and bequeath my brother to the next Semor class Neal O Doan do wlll and bequeath my offrce as Treasurer to some other Mrser Laurel Osmun do wrll and bequeath my grades to those new Sophomores who will need them Oren Parks do wrll and bequeath my heart and soul to a certarn jumor grrl Darlene Pergrosse do wrll and bequeath my height to Nora Stanton Paula Perklns do wrll and bequeath my abrllty to crack jokes 1n C1v1cs to Marlene Moore Ellen Perry do wrll and bequeath my abxlxty to drrve my Merc to Shlrley omvllle Geraldlne Peters do wxll and bequeath my usual seat on the Pep Club Bus to Alta Mae Wrrght Ronald Peterson do wrll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to make love to Anthony Grannottn Ruth Poston do wxll and bequeath my place rn drlll team to Reva Stone Stanley Rasmussen do wxll and bequeath my abrlxty to be a strong leader to Ray Brookman may he use rt to a good advantage Don Reed do wrll and bequeath my car to the Auto Shop Class B111 Reeder do wrll and bequeath my height to Lxttle Ink Nadrne Rrvers do wrll and bequeath my struggle to become a mayorette to Carol Tollefson George Rock do wnll and bequeath my curly blonde harr to Shnrley Modell Lupe Rodrnguez do wlll and bequeath my abnlrty to keep my temper to all the rowdy jumor boys Rrchard Rowe do wrll and bequeath my freckles to Barbara Scruggs Dale Schelrn do will and bequeath my thoughts to Darlene Booker unlucky guy Ehzabeth Scruggs do wxll and bequeath my letters to Taft C to Streamline Charden Smrth do w1ll and bequeath my humor to the offlce Les Sorenson do wlll and bequeath my mterest rn Manogue to any broken hearts Don Stenerr do wrll and bequeath my ab1l1ty m shop to Henry Cagharx vona St ohn do wlll and bequeath my abrlnty to be quxet to Alxce Vmey She IS so no1sy'j Gerry Svob do wnll and bequeath my basketball abrlrty to johnny Brooks Daryl Tomm do wrll and bequeath my abxlrty to argue to any other relatxves oan Wnllrams Shrrley Twaddle do wnll and bequeath my herght to Alrce Ashby Mark Walton do wlll and bequeath my abrhty to eat candy m class to some sly guy Jean Waterman do wlll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to remann shy to Bob effrres Vera Wedekrnd do wrll and bequeath my soft eyes to Drane Benson Phylhs Whrtaker do will and bequeath my boy Clyde to a year of lonellness Jo Ann Whntehead do wrll and bequeath my personalxty to Donna Ronchettx oan Wrllxams do wlll and bequeath my house to any organnzatlon needing a meetmg place Betty Wrlson do wlll and bequeath my nrckname to the junror boys Thelma Woolcock do w1ll and bequeath my abrlrty to drrll lead to Karen Ross Don Young do will and bequeath my band to the memornes of many of our last dances Charles Younghans do w1ll and bequeath my grace to Anthony Gxannottn Don Zimmerman do wrll and bequeath my peroxrded crew cut to the trophy case J . . . Lewis Scoggins, do will and bequeath my place in the Army to some other ' , ' j. . ' . I 1' J y . . . . . . I C . ., . . . . of J . , . .. . J . 1 J . . . , . . . . llbii ff., '40 g Q M .. , .x ' ll' Q :ag Qi. 1 ' X 'Q S I' ff., Wx xv 3 li, Q v 5? .1-v 1 I ,H an f'- '-S -?f' .I - ' S' J 1 I ' ...G 6.2 J I 1,- , ., wYSjjS4 A ?..:,wqf. lj , Q' f yr Wil k ' fnfu ' -wma W k - is.-irgqigfxg 432' 25, .. ,,,..., M-W A, -.,.,.5,gg. , , L Vs . K F, Lfifsxgqs Mg xifm Af' Wziffxw 4 A x if ,rv lkswf JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Marvin Baker Vice President President Tom Rich Secretary Lola Clark Reprefenlalzve john Brooke Down the halls of our Alma Mater, Sparks High School, you hear the echoes of We're the juniors, We're the juniors, juniors all this year! Yes, the junior class of 1952 has made their grand entrance. While they are not yet the high and mighty Seniors, they are no longer the lowly Sophomores. Yes, they are the Middleclassmen- Middleclassmen long-to-be-remembered after they pass out of high school on the long road of Life. As we look back over the records of this junior class, we see that one junior boy, jack Milroy, passed on to a better life through service to his country in the National Guard. In the field of sports we see that Marvin Baker Ray Brookman, Louie Heltzel, Dick Herman, Dave Miller, Ed Miller, Tom Rich and Maurice Wright were juniors who showed genuine interest by earning football letters. juniors on the varsity squad in basketball were Marvin Baker, Tom Rich, john Brooke, Maurice Wright, Paul Lepori, Louie Heltzel. Jayne Williams and Carolyn Webber showed their sports' enthusiasm by their peppy yells. Karin Ross shouted orders to the Drill Team when the Head captain could not be present. We hear the echoes of the Junior Class dying out now, and as we leave these few pages, we realize that nothing was complete without the juniors to help. We really look up to you-Class of '52. Sh1rley Allen Richard Andre Alnce Ash airs 'll Neil Baker, Kathrme Bassemxer, Gerry Bishop Darleen Booker, Delores Bowden, Barbara Bo m1 Carla Archlbald by Amelra Ayala Marvm Baker 'Y' ,-Q' A Q 1 f 4 WCIS cwdafw 'kv Phylhs Boyer john Brooke Ray Brookman Burge Waneta Byrne Anna Mae Buglca Denms NOT PICTURED Ernest Brown Donald Castle Norman Cummrns L uanlta Crevellng Henry Cagllan Lola Clar Louxse Davrdson Pat Dees Ann Cunnmgham 66056044 viii Ag' E NOT PICTURED lzugene Ex ans Bucky Gardiner ames Gerow Denny Gilmore ev0 P JW? d E n l-larr Izricson Donna Dickinson Wan a aso y Angelino lcrro Tony Ferro Albert Forgct JD' N19 Charleen Friberg, Wayne Giles, Denia Goldsberry. Laura Grassini, Alice Guillen, Shirley Hancock. 'QP' Louls Heltzel Rlchard Herman Bev Sue H U8 Pat cffrles Sh1rley omvrlle Valeen Layton 6606024 I Frank Lepori, Lupe Marin, Margie Meyer. Dale Miller, David Miller, Ed Miller. NOT PICTURED can Laurie Rldurd Lu. 6066044 45 NOT PICTURED Don Nelson Louise Nugent Kenth Odle Buck Packer john Perclra Tony Perexra it Betty Millington Shirley Modell Marlene Moore Carolyn Moss Ronald Myers Lucllle Nelson -nav' 'Q Dora Parks Catherine Parlantr Irene Phoenxx George Porter Tommy Rrch Joanne Rrcketts I 'fix 0 , V!! 1 X -V 1 4 3 1 A3 ' SM 4 1 66056024 UQ Y Irene Rurz Barbara Scruggs Lorene Sneddon Elsxe Soranr Nora Stanton juha Stax ros Rewa Stone Gael Sulhvan Robert Sullxvan 'hn- NOT PICTURED Ed RlggS jesse Rumbaugh Robert Shxrley Danny Snow 0 5? X ff--.., of 'il it ,F Claire Risle , Donna Ronchetti, Karin Ross. L, !g l : is , a, V' S MI 5 'MGH ? 11 Alan Sutton Joyce Thomas Carol Tollefson Ahce Vmey Delarne Walton Carolyn Wfebber NOT PICTURED Robert Swmdel Betty Wllll8mSOH Norma Wood Ed1son Zachry Jayne Williams, james Wodke, Clyde W'oocl. l Alta Mae Wright, Maurice Wright, jo Ann Zubieta. 'h. T ,353 if wi' f .2 My if -'wx if 'I H :gif Q ef? we gk . .,,,x , W ,Lx ,, V S43 e ? 'K '3-Xia g fs nik e Q? ,Q 34 ' Q 4 gag' , .f 5? v ' 1 - iq. Q f -2 A. , .1 : -a:Qj'1':',, 'LY' uw, . . nf Q , '-.5 Y, 1 . Lin 5 W Q1 'HF , W . 'g l ii . X .I . ' M -W A '1x Z: 2 L f, v ' V x xxiuxmizu x Lf: :,'g-fgg.Qa, ,M ' lf x X , 'gnQA27'M ' ,ark f - is ' xtxXui.Zzf y I - SE ,lf K : p .fgffgm , 5 W' px 'Q A Q A JA 1 5 6 5,4 4' fix, Lak Q.. s . 1 .. , fun wzgk' 1 f I X mug? ' , M - ' H iii' . .,,f ' 'W fe . 'W-at Q3 i ln October of 1950, the class of '35 entered into the role of members of our student body. The juniors and Seniors were amused by the antits and costumes displayed by the Sopho- niores at their initiation. In the field of dramatics, the Sophs dis- played their interest and ability by taking part in various skits and plays. Using Aff i'tf In lVY!UIdt'P'!!1IIdH as their theme, the Sophomores presented the Hop of SO in an auditorium covered with yellow streamers. Placards representing the different characters adorned the walls. Although the Sophomores did not place any- one on the varsity basketball team, they made an excellent showing on the B squad. The class of '53 could never have been such a success without the help and advice given by Mae Denevi and Vincent Keele, their advisors. Tom MeGehee Henry Hicks P,-gyfjdgfff Preridenl H3153 Afggfgs DCC I'lCIlLlI'lCkS Vit'e-Preridezzf Vice-Preiidezzt John Tollfgfggg COOPCI' Sgt' ffm,-y Secretfzry Ronald Mardian Bill Wright Repr'erefztafiz'e R9P 9JW1f41flf'6' 4' 1' - K' fi six -7' Q 'Q SOPHOMORES-Front row, left to right: Bennie Piccinini, Carylann Finch, Betty Williamson, Marjorie Smith, Verna Lemke, Richard Gillette. Second row: Dick Mowat, John Langhans, Diane Benson, John Rogers, Martin Townsend, John Tollefson, Trudy Creveling. Last row: john Albers, john Perry, Maynard Yasmer, jay Dee Hendricks, Bob Reeder, Lee McKinnon, Don Parent. Sophomores make their official entry into High School. 4, 5. I E2 I Y 'I any IIQ :qv 5 i if t x SOPHOMORES-Front row, left to right: Marie Middleton, Louise Tregaskis, Made- lean Whaley, juanita Wilson, Simmie Cooper, Carlene Davidson, jo Ann Seaberry. Second row: Bob McGehee, Dawn Rivers, La Verne Eilcelberger, Marilyn Evans, Suzanne Croft, Ed Nixon. Last row: Ronald Mardian, Bill Wright, Dale Doan, jim Cudworth, Kenneth Dennison, Pete Wright, Tom Davidson. ...Slew Students of Sparks High en- joy the pleasant atmosphere of the Soph I-lop, H-uk! '54 g fix y r' Q. I 'Y 1 .:Q'vZ'4-. 4- lm! L 96' 3' , W- gil' I ' A W - .. 3- 1 in if ' is Q ' , 6' ,..:: , - , jf' IX ia , A, I l vi -f..- ..... ini gg . F E ,, W -J Q lg MH' t s, ' , . -ang b, A M 51 O ' X QWEWN 367025 CIVICS +05 fi 04 QR-f .-Im tif is ii! If if il! fain l . iii ii X iii il! 'Ui li! lil 4 lil ill iii il Oil ll! ,,! 1 'L iii W1 TH A ND DR IVERS EDU ON 0 I , PHYSICS oQ O uv 0 5 S .BX 'v Ea 'S' 5 Q ,l ' A AMERICAN HISTORY r 7 41, V22 C at 'I I I Pg Es Q, , 515 2-L3 F694 HOME ECONOMICS III MECHANICAL DRAWING ' ? iii g-el is 1 f gf f PLANE GEOMETRY rv-'EN tx 5 1-1 'ff f X 4' ll ' -As fa, - Q. I wi? ' v ' f 2' SK-. ART Zcwaea PUBLIC SPEAKING Q ENGLISH II ,AWS-Q SAY' av'- LIBRARY Q J s P ' Q th '3'5xJI1 M f A X A 1 I GG diana pl 3 7' LATIN . , J? '-'zful Y N Y x AUTO MECHANICS TYPING F Ho .i' 1: 5 1 XR 5.if4.,4. Ofhce 5 The Girls' Athletic Association has been very active this year. Many sports fl were enjoyed by the group. Joyce Hancock Tl A I I G A A F ,ha gl Nancy Moore Fira! Swfzeifef Praiidezzl K imnud i i A as 'On L low Semin! Swne.-lei' Preijdepzf was held in the auditorium on April 6, 1951. The theme of the evening was Sl.zir'1u1y to the Sli1r'.i-Slfzirzvay I0 the Sfvyleif' The basketball A and B teams played Reno twice this year, Reno was hostess to Sparks at the annual bean feed. G. A. A. thanks their advisor, Mrs. Billie Bernard, for the successful year in girls' athletics. FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS-Back row: jane Ellis, Treasurerg Edythe Odle, Representative: Betty Wilson, Treasurer, Historian. Front row: Joyce Hancock, President, Representativeg Nancy Moore, President, Vice-Presidentg Nadine Rivers, Secretary, Vice-President, Shirley Twaddle, Historian. Secretary. QT? 4 Back row: Mrs. Bcrnard,vAd- visorg juanita Wilson, Made- lcan Vlfhzllcy, 'Io Ann Gra- ham, Kay Wclsli, Clara Mey- cr. Front row: jo Ann Sea- berry, Dawn Rivers, Simmic Cooper, Louise Trcgaskis. Bak row: Cuirolyn Moss. Cllirc Rislcy. Chcl Sullivan, Sliirlcy Hmiiorli. Luiillu Nul- son. Front row: lrcnc Ruiz. Carol Tollctkon. Lol.1 Clark. Donna Romliutti. 69444. Bark rowz I.illi.1n Cicrvcri, Nmiy Moore, jane Ellis, El- lcn Perry, 'lo Ann Hall, Joyce l-l.1ni'oLl4. Front rowi Shirley Twailillc, Betty XVilson, Lupe Rodriguez, Edythc Ocllc. Na- ilinc Rivers. if- YL fi Q, in is 1? 5 , vu -Q Q2 - 'ia 1. xv L, mf 7754-4:49414 ,-4nd dem 4' SAM MACIAS Football TOM HILL Basketball Our cheerleaders in action. NEIL BAKER Football President, standing: J, Hancock. Back row: N. Rivers, E. Perry, D. Naef, P. Whitaker, T. Woolcock, E. Odle. Front row: N. Moore, L. Rodriguez, S. Twaddle, E. Beardall, B. Wilson. 'Zine S Girls' Block S is an organization composed of girls who have been outstanding in the activities and sports of the Girls' Athletic Association. Every G. A. A. girl sets as her goal the attainment of membership in this honor society. Membership in the Block S is gained by girls who earn 800 points. On the basis of these points they are admitted to membership and awarded their letter. They must earn 400 points to be eligible for a gold and maroon sweater, upon which they wear a service stripe for each year of active participation. W 1 W3 Faye' 2604.6 S This year the Block S honorary athletic society has come out of comparative inactivity to be a very worthwhile organization. A new constitution was drawn up and adopted and officers were elected. The Constitution specifies the qualifications for entry into the society and sets down the frequency of meeting, time of elections, etc. The Block S held its first dance this year after the annual football banquet, and it is hoped that it too will become an annual affair. The characteristic mark of the society is a gold block S with a maroon back- ground mounted on a maroon sweater. Only members of the Block are privileged to wear a Block S sweater. The Block S has been lifted from a dormant stage to its rightful place among active school organizations, and we hope that the members after us will see fit to keep it there and regard being 21 member as an honor and a privilege. STAN RASMUSSEN PRESIDENT ll lla ill . I all ll ll ll an , Back row: O. Parks, D. Miller, M. Baker, D. Herman, T. Rich, Ass't Coach Alf Sorensen, H, Ericson, S. Macias, E. Miller, S. Ferro, D. Zimmerman. Second row: G. Beard, Coach John Robb, R. Brookman, D. O'Day, B. Giubergia, G. Svob, G. Brock. First row: B. Hage, H. Mooney, S. Ceccarelli, T. Hill, M. Wright, President, Stanley Rasmussen. 60 :has iw QWYWF3 Lame JOHN ROBB HEAD c0AcH ALF SORENSEN ASSISTANT COACH i 'C Q. .. . 'S' 3 'HY . . ,Nfl ,, A, 'h 1 ,r :,lVlj id! ful ff, z . 'A -' V ' , , :Q- . , - ,. ff' -fl, --f' 1 1- Va' 'ii-Q ' ' Q x ' ' 4 K A 25 ,Af .ap 11 4? 3511- Xa, Fl QA. 3 'it , ,g.,':2C'x5Q'5Q-I s 'Rig Q 'n'r..g ogenixge-Eiga A x, x A E, 'ga, 5'5Ogge V. 4+ ins if T ., I-.., ,, 'DW 'T 1 sf ' gifs in - bf ' ftbobloaav worms'-M'f ' '.g, xw 4,11 ' .14 xi. - 1 -s L' ,4..w l if f if rf WU DICK HERMAN LELAN CECCARELLI MARVIN BAKER Tackle End Guard SPARKS 26 ,.,,,A,,.,A.,...,,,.A.,A,,,,..., LOVELOCK 7 In their first-conference game of the season, the Sparks Railroaders subdued a fighting Lovelock team 26 to 7. Going into the fourth quarter Sparks held a 12-7 lead. Two quick touchdowns in that period assured the win. Bob I-lage and Don O'Day 'played a stand out de- fensive game. Maury Wright and Hank Mooney were standouts in the backfield. SPARKS 7 ,Y,,,, .,,,.,,,,... I ..,,,,,,,,,,,,., .RENO 27 In a non-conference game, Sparks was defeated by Reno by a 27-7 score. The traditional contest was rough, but clean and well played. The game was close for three periods, but then the fast Reno backs made several long runs for the winning touchdowns, Dick Herman and Bob Hage played outstanding games in the line. Maury Wright and Oren Parks were outstanding in the backfield. BILL GIUBERGIA STAN RASMUSSEN GERRY SVOB Guard Tackle End GARY BROCK Quarterback ERNIE LAMBERT SPARKS 7 , , ,R,,,.,R..,, H ,UWELY 7 The Sparks Railroaders tied a well-coached White Pine team 747. The Sparks score came in the first quarter on a blocked kick. The two teams played on even terms for most of the game. One Sparks score was called back because of offsides. The whole team showed improvement as they were led by the play of Captain Tom Hill and Marvin Baker in the line, and Tuffy Nevin, who ran hard and passed well, was outstanding in the back- field. Guard DAVE MILLER d OREN PARKS Fullback En MAURY WRIGHT Halfbaek SPARKS f CARSON 1 Sparks required its highest point tottl of the yetr by defeating the Ctrson Senttors ll lu The Maroon .ml fold took their setond ton erenee in of the season thex rl el l ir in st e S arks term looked impressive both oftensrxelx ti l detensiselx Coach Robb substituted freely throughout the eontest. The whole line played hard and clean, and the haekfield rin bard and well. The hard running of Co-Ctitain Oren Parks was out- standing in the baekfield. DON ZIMMERMAN GARY BEARD ED NIXON End Quarterback Fullback SPARKS 13 .,.........w....,.,.......A,,,A.,..,,. MANOGUE O Sparks defeated a fighting Manogue team by a score of 13-0. Sparks held their opponents scoreless for the first time this year, as they won their third conference game of the year. Manogue may have been outclassed but they weren't outfought. Marvin Baker played an outstanding game in the line. Hank Mooney played outstanding in the back- field. WILSON WATKINS Tackle SPARKS 12 ........c,,,,..,..,,,,. HAWTHORNE 19 Sparks was defeated by a fine Hawthorne team 19- 12. The Serpents had an excellent passing attack and got most of their scores in that manner. Sparks had an early lead but could not hold it. The Maroon and Gold tied the score in the third period, but Hawthorne pushed over the winning touchdown in the fourth quarter. The line was led by Dave Miller and Tom Hill. Tuffy Nevin and Oren Parks played well in the bacl-zfield. RAY BROOKMAN Halfback End LOUIS HELTZEL FRANK ASH STEVE FERRO Fullback +V 1. Tackle DANNY SNOW Center SPARKS 34 .w.,....,..A FALLON 1 3 Sparks won their fourth confer- ence game, as they defeated Fal- lon 34-13. The Railroaders led throughout the contest and clinch- ed the game with two fourth per- iod touchdowns. The Maroon and Gold played especially well, when they saw their lead endangered. Ernie Lambert and Don O'Day played good defensive ball in the line. Oren Parks and Henry Moon- ey ran hard and were outstanding in the backfield. Qnafball TOM RICH Halfback if ED MILLER Quarterback HENRY MOONEY Halfback Swfbfzll GEORGE BOWDEN Guard DICK ANDREINI End DON O'DAY CHARLES YOUNGHANS Guard Center SPARKS 6 ..,.,v.,,,,,S.AA,,,,,,,,,.......v..,........,,r....,,S,A....r.A...r..r,..,.. RENO 40 Sparks was defeated by a fine, well-coached Reno team 40-6. Reno's alert defense was too much for the Railroaders. The reserve strength of Reno was one of the deciding factors of the game. Sparks played well but couldn't match the Reno power and speed. Ernie Lambert, Marvin Baker, Dick Herman, and Stan Rasmussen in the line and Oren Parks in the backfield were defensive standouts. Henry Mooney and Tuffy Nevin were outstanding in the backfield. ALAN SUTTON GEORGE PORTER Tackle Tackle L12 1144. gen N' rlvfiau Shats Hcltzcl snags a long pass. ,ff ,. ,-, wwwsggf f K wfyaef' ,Mx A , , W K, , sf .ff - ' V J' , Jb1A,,?,,,,: '.,a3f ' . 'Q afgN: ,4- 4 Wright takes punt and runs it back. Nevin runs around end. M114 i 3 at kv 3 ': '-Hz' M -.ix l ,N f gf-.g,,1 on-ew Y J ' QA 1 f, , v if 155, 'F - , , R ,f. Ak yr mph' wk'- , ,Q .14 45 M ew, - ... f 'H' rl v I W, . 'hh T5 Ima M .ing . - ' , . ..L. . ,, Lk, .W Q! ,, il ' gang., WK . ,,,.. Wink Q in 'N ,, , . A f , - , f a, ' z ' W fu' :Mx n TL A, , ' 'www-.-aw 5' W 'ilii ,,.,,, ,,,,,3 .'f'gjgI 35 N.. ' 5 1. g - .. 1 , - - 'AQ' 'Q ' 5 K'-' 4 K ' as -..-sa-n.awasw-.n.. 3-L- .. Q Mooney circles the end for a short gam agalnst Hawthorne. Q ,S LU Mooney speeds for a first down. M-'magna '1- Gwkm A3 '-. WY 104 -U11 anna... Mooney puts hrs head down and drives into Fallon man. A: ? Reno tacklers close ln on Mooney, as he goes for a short gain. 'ir Wright catches a long pass for a first down. vs. wir . : -.3 fi ffffgfi Milfs 43 ex fer' ' ' m l . 'Kes 4 Pitk- Mooney is tackled after a long punt return. t 4 I . I Activa Shats Rich is stopped, after taking the ball on a reverse Svob catches short pass and goes for a long gain. WQ5 if 'li . Mooney takes punt and outruns Reno defender Eiaafball Skzuczcs LELAN CECCARELLI Caplan: Squad gil kefhzll SPARKS 40 Y,YA,,,.,YY........,,,,,A,..,,, ,,,, ,,,, , , ,,., .Y,,, lv I ANOGUE 52 The Railroaders defeated a fighting Manogue team by a 40-32 store. After a close first half, Sparks began pulling away and at one time had a 15 point lead. The team looked promising in its first tonferente victory. Captain Lelan Ceccarelli, and jerry Svob led storing with 14 and 13 points respectively. SPARKS 45 ..,s,,,,,s,,,,s,,,..,,,,.,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, HAXVTHORNE -17 In a nip and tuck affair that could have gone either way, Sparks was defeated by Hawthorne, 47-45. The game was hard-fought and in doubt until the final whistle. The Maroon and Gold showed much fight and determination against the tall Hawthorne team. Lelan Cetcarelli was high point man with 17 points. .Ill f? ajft' , . e Y. Front row, left to right: Henry Mooney, Gary Brock. Bill Giubergia, Lelan Ceecarelli, jerry- Svob, Charden Smith, Tommy Rieh, Back row. left to right: Coach john Robb, Bob Hage, Louie Heltzel, Marvin Baker, john Brooke, Stanley Rasmussen, Manager Tom Hill. -Ol Q a Q33 Q 3 , f V5 x..g!.i55Lg I ' ng, , X a W Q, i ps. 'N ' I 'l'wnu4.,g,g va.. qu: X S Q x x x a 4' in, 1-1 K -1 Z' Kiel I 'Q ff lB v' Q 16 u O fnffl 1 'V N....x X i F-4 1 gin x s : s,v.fl' in ' O f a 'ff , J erry Svob shoots a long shot against Douglas. 24 Squad Kaskcfball SPARKS ' 58 ,,..,aass.a,s.4s.. YERINGTON 34 Sparks got back on the victory trail by defeat- ing Yerington by a 58-34 score. Sparks held a substantial lead until the last few minutes, but Lelan Ceccarelli dropped in 6 points to gain the victory. The win was the second conference victory for the Railroaders. Our tall center john Brooke led scoring with 16 points fol- lowed by Ceccarelli with 15 points. SPARKS 34 ......,,...,....... ..,,...,cw,, C ARSON 65 Sparks was defeated by a very hot Carson team 63-34. Sparks was off on their shooting and couldn't match the fast breaking offense of Carson. It was the Railroaders' fourth confer- ence defeat. Lelan Ceccarelli scored 16 points for high point honors and retained his confer- ence lead in scoring. SPARKS 52 ..o.,................... DOUGLAS 66 Sparks scored its highest point total of the season, but were defeated by the sharpshoot- ing Douglas Tigers 66-52. Sparks put up a good fight inhlosing to the league leaders. The game was closer than the score indicated. Lelan Ceccarelli scored 23 points for his highest point total of the season. HENRY MOONEY Forward BOB HAGE Guard I I3 Si C Q fl f ' Q x -1 0 'QW W Qlif - I' 'Q , X . U-U' of 'X X , i Q. 139 nf? Y .., t. 1 4 Q' G, . tl Qmwi 5 W fl- ib ' 43 4 9 Q - 5 ,4- x 0' ' Qui' ,- 3 3. sr P4 M is 'ing ny s -5 ., Y ,gs-X - if un? I? ' , Cv gi 4 4 , .X If X X lo 4 I 3 is T 10 fl vl J I pf A 5 1 ,..,.....-- +211 I- ,..- . 'Nw ,Mlm 9 XXX S -w ? ,,,. . I , -as 'lf 1 1? x M ,iii uv' .ww .1 , .fn- vi-if g, A' A Arg?- K .5 N-. 55 Giubergia sinks lay-up against Fallon. SPARKS 51 YYYY,,Y,,..,YAA.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, MANOGUE 43 Sparks defeated Manogue for the second time this year, as they won 51-45. After a close first half, Sparks came to life and won their third conference game of the season. john Brooke took the scoring spotlight, by making 22 points. SPARKS 45 Y,tt,,.,,t,,.r......rr.,.rA.,,,. STEWART 46 After leading most of the way, Sparks was defeated by Stewart 46-45. In the last minute of play, Stewart could not miss a shot and Sparks couldn't make one. Guard jerry Svob led in scoring with 19 points. ,. f SPARKS -L8 ,,..,.,.,.,.....,.,.......,,......,. CARSON 45 In a close game Sparks upset a highly favored Car- son Team 48-45, When Carson tied the score in the closing minutes, Sparks rallied to gain the win, It was the fourth conference win for Sparks. john Brooke was high point man with 15 points. Squad Haskefball SPARKS 58 .,.................,..,,,.,,,, LOVELOCK 59 Sparks succumbed to the fast improving Lovelock Mustangs by a 59-58 score. Sparks had trouble hitting the basket in the first half, but played better in the second half. The Railroaders were without the serv- ices of Captain Lelan Ceccarelli. Bill Giubergia was high point man with 10 points. SPARKS 39 ...,........,,,..,,.. ......,. ..,,. I f ALLON 54 In a game that was close for three quarters, Sparks was defeated by Fallon 54-59. The end of the third period found the score tied, but Fallon put on a last quarter spurt to gain the win. Gary Brock, sub- stituting for the injured Ceccarelli, made 25 points for high point honors. 75 Squad Haskcfball Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks Sparks nl lla .53 25 -ll 59 55 57 elf? 59 5-l O2 .gi 45 ii 59 iNlanogue llawtllorne lfallon Reno Yerington Carson Douglas Lox elock Fallon lN1anogue Virginia-Dayton C arson Hawthorne Reno Virginia-Dayton Stewart The 1951 B Squad showed great promise during the season as they compiled a 9-won and 7-lost rec- ord. The team fought and played hard every game and were never badly beaten. Many of this year's players should move up to the all SH 52 58 lll lfw 39 ll 'l7 Sl 59 S3 33 00 59 'IO HENRY H ICKS Cxllllftlfll A Squad next year. The team earned an enviable record and were one of the finest B Squad teams in the Westerri Conference, The peak of a very suc- cessful season was reached when the Sparks junior Varsity defeated Carson by a score of 62-35. Alf Sorenson can well be proud of his 1951 B Squad. TWT l'ront row, left to right: Carl Pictinini, 'lerry Sturm. Henrv Hicks. Frank Ash. Ed Miller. Second row: Harry Pacini, Ben Pictinini. Charlie Kilpatritk. Dale Miller. Mau- ' rice Wriglit. Frank Lepori. Richard Andreini. Coach Sorenson. Back row: Dale Doan. Tommy Davidson. 'lim Cudworth, Dick Giannotti. Harry Ericson. Keith Odle. fi Q 3 H EFA X ' P7 fm Q 'Q' Zcwketfafl Kazaa HP 'OD F2 f I N J'f,J i f P ' IA! --af I' 'ri 4' ii- Q if ii , 'l 'M f fi 1' 6 'J I E Q ' A E -1 5 1 ,M r by iw xi -gs, u X vv cached czlevwlaz Sept. 5-Sparks High School once again opens it doors for the registration of excited students. Sept. 8-First Dance of the year is held. Sept. 12-Students enjoy first assembly. A movie spon- sored by U. S. Coast Guard. Sept. 14ifFirst P.T.A. meeting conducted by Mrs. john Tollefson. Sept. 19AAll school Play tryouts held. Tosca Masini our Miss Nevada returns from Atlantic City to be kidnapped by her Sparks fans. Sept. 23-Football team makes official showing on Lovelock gridiron-Railroaders trounce Mustangs. Sept. 28-School dismissed at 10:00 for annual jacks Carnival. Sept, 504'l'he traditional non-conference tilt between Reno and Sparks. Oct. 6fThe first Student Body Meeting of the year presented under the guidance of our new officers. Oct. 15vRailroaders defeat the Carson Senators by a large score. Oct. 20-End of first six weeks. Oct. 21fl-lavvthorne comes from behind to defeat the Railroaders. Oct. 314NO schoolA-Admission Day telebration in Car- son City. Drill Team, Majorettes and Drum Major place first in the affair. Nov. 4-Fallon ventures to Sparks only to be defeated on our field. Nov. 11-School dismissed early for annual Armistice Day Parade. Nov, 15, 16, 17-All-School Play, Mystery ln Blue given and enjoyed by all those attending. Nov. 18-F.l-l.A. Birthday Party and initiation held. Nov. 20, 21, 22-Teachers change places with students and attend Teachers' Institute. Nov. 25, 24-Thanksgiving vacation. calendar: Dec. 2gAnnual Football Banquet held, followed by the Block S Dance. Dec. 5, 6, 7-Interclass basketball tournament. Dec. 8-Teachers' party held in the gym. Dec. 9-In the cleverly decorated Alice In Wonder- land auditorium, the students in their best party clothes attend the annual Soph Hop. Dec. 14-P.T.A. with the Music Department in charge of the program. Dec. 21-Teachers' Christmas party in honor of the students4Beginning of Christmas vacation. Dec. 28. 29, 50-Manogue Basketball Tournament. jan. -4-After a wonderful vacation, school resumes. jan, S-The first basketball game of the '51 seasonw Sparks versus Manogue. jan. 11YP.T.A. meets to start out the new year with a l bang. jan. 12fFirst home game with Hawthorne. Sparks is defeated. jan. 15-Beware Counterfeiters! l Mr. Vaughn presents a movie on the Treasury Department. jan. 19-The Railroaders bow to the more powerful Huskies-Gurr. . .Ruff l I Y jan. 20-Railroaders defeat the Lions from Yerington. Coach Robb is afraid to return to his old hometown. jan. 26-End of third six weeks and first semester. jan. 27-The Douglas Tigers defeat the hard-fighting Sparks Railroaders. This proved to be one of the best games of the season. jan. 29-Second semester begins. jan. 30-Report Cards issued. Ohhhhhh! Feb. 2-Sparks meets the Lovelock Mustangs. Feb. 15-Students happy-school dismissed early as a result of P.T.A. adam Feb. 16fMorning classes on B schedule due to Student Body Meeting. Feb. l7YSparks has two home games this week-endf Carson and Stewart. Terminus dance followed the Carson game. Feb. I9-National Assembly. The Garcias entertain the Student Body with their South American dantes. Feb. ZO! This is .1 very happy day for the eleven Sen- ior girls attending the annual P.E.O. Scholarship Dinner at the Twentieth Century Club. Feb. 25-Sparks travels to Hawthorne, while the Pep Club enjoys a weiner roast at the California Build- ing. Feb. 24-Once again the Railroaders and the Huskies meet, with the latter coming out on top. Marth 1, 2, 5fThe Western Zone Tournament is held, with Sparks being eliminated in the first game against Manogue. Fallon was the winner of the XY'estern Zone. Mareh 7fjunior Frolic Matinee. Mareh 8, 9---The juniors present their Frolit' to the pub- lit Mareh 10- -The Boys' Block S Dance is held and en- joyed by all. March 15, 16, 17-The exciting State Tournament in whith Sparks has no part. Still our students go out to root for their other favorite teams. March 19-25-Everyone searching for Easter Eggs and enjoying Easter vatation. March 26-School resumes for extited students. March 30-F.H.A. Sweetheart dance is held. April 6-G.A.A. holds their annual Fashion Showf Stairway to The Stars?-Stairway to Styles. April 7-The Sparks Glee Club takes part in the Choral Festival in Reno. April 12-P.T.A. is held. czfeaciafz April 15, 14-The Sparks Forensic Team makes its attempt at bringing home Forensic honors. April 16-Students enjoy a National School Assembly. F.H.A. receives the proceeds for their organization. April 18-Seniors are busy attending practices for the Senior play. Merle is going crazy trying to decide whether it will ever be a success. April 20-Sparks goes to the first track meet of the season. April 21-Sparks band travels to Lovelock to take part in the Band Festival. April 27-This ends the Sth six-weeks. Only one more to go before summer vacation. April 28-Sparks, Manogue, Carson, and Reno take part in a track meet. May 1-Vacation for important Business! Fishing sea- son is now officially open. May 5-Many girls atend the F.H.A. convention. 20-50 Relays in Yerington. May 1O'wThe last P.T.A. meeting of this school year is held. May 12-Many Seniors feel very badly knowing that this is the last Senior Ball they will attend. It was a lovely dance and will be long-remembered. May 19-The winners of the Zone Meet take part in the State Meet held today. May 25-Senior Play Matinee. May 24, 25-Seniors give their last play, Accidentally Yours. It is a successful ending to their dramatic year. May 50-Another rest day, school is dismissed for De- coration Day. june 24The junior class entertains the Seniors at the annual junior-Senior Banquet followed by the jun- ior Prom. june 5AGraduation is close. Baccalaureate tonight for the Graduating class of 1951. june 8-Today was one of the happiest and yet the saddest days in a Seniors life. Commencement ex- ercises end an exciting three years. -fable ffl' A study in moods. Bev Hug, Eileen Beardall and Laurel Osmun. Four of our teachers -Merle Singleton, Mrs. Mildred New- bold, Mrs. Teddyan- na Keele, and Miss Mae Denevi enjoy the Soph Hop. Tony Perreira and Dale Horner, energetic shop boys repair the wall at school. Our Cheerleaders lead a peppy yell at one of our pn, 'E' basketball games. Daryl Tonini ex- changes his violin for the tuba. M244 ' Henry Mooney enjoys a little nap between his en- trances in the All-School Play. , 'iw-1 Q ll A A tx 2 l S 4 'R Pete and Mr. Fiddler posing with their equipment. Evelyn johnson receives her certi- ficate for completing her Drivers' Education course. M.e.,M,Nmw V , The favorite resting place of our students. The front steps. . . ,I Ak These boys seem to be enjoying a certain act of the Junior Frolic! ! gauze! HORN SECTION Clara Meyer Bill Loehr Marjorie Smith 1 ERLE F. KISSEL BAND DIRECTOR TRUMPET SECTION Dale Sthelin, Don Young, Dale Doan Don Nash, Larry Belmont. CLARINET SECTION Standing, left to right: Melvin Brunetti, Philip Schroeder, Ken Dennison, Righ- ard Cam bell Norman Cummins Seat P 1 ' ' ed: Wanda Eason, Alberta Jacques, Shirley Allen, Lillian Cerveri. , , E Zend 5 I 4,,.,r HARLON BALDWIN DRI'M MAfOR FLUTES And BELL LYRE SECTION Bev Sue I-lug, Shirley Allen, Shirley joinvillc. DRUM SECTION Philip Martin, Buck Gardiner, Bob Sor- ani, Bill Stites, Richard Peck, Art Vaughn, joe Crook, Bob johnson, Allen Bushgens. BASSES and BARITONES Harlon Baldwin By ron Arneson jimmy Reed jimmy Ricketts QQ 'gcuwl If you've seen a little man with a great big smile you'll know it's Sparks High's new band conductor, Mi. Kissel. Through his efforts, the band majorettes and drum major succeeded in winning first place on Ad- mission Day. To begin the yearly round of activities, the Band marched in the jacks Carnival parade. Later they par- ticipated in the Homecoming Day Parade in Renog and in the Armistice Day Program. They also played for two political rallies and marched in the Christmas Balloon Parade. FLAG BEARERS and COLOR GUARD Ann Cunningham, Carla Archibald, Carol Tollefson. Not Pictured: Katherine Bassemier. i The Band Concert was held in February. On April 22nd the Band s attended the State Festival held in Lovelock. The Band congratulates Mr. Kis- sel on his hard work throughout the year, and hopes to see much more of the little man with a great big smile next year. 2 f sAxoPHoNE sEcT1oN 5 joan Markowski, Pat Townsend, A George Meadows, jim Wodke, l jim De Priest. Sparks High School marching in University Homecoming Day Pa- l i rade. MA IORETTES: Ircnc Phoenix, Betty Wil- son Nora Stanton, Nadine 77Za7hfzeZz'e4 The annual election for majorettes caused quite an upset in Sparks High School this year, but after numerable elec- tions and re-elections a most outstanding group of capable girls were chosen. Those selected to fill these positions were: Head Majorette, Lola Clarkg Majorettes: Betty Wil- son, Irene Phoenix, Nadine Rivers, and Nora Stanton, Besides performing at interscholastic football games, they took part in various parades. Sparks High School is extremely proud of this year's majorettes. They returned with top honors from our an- nual Admission Day Parade. Congratulations girls on a job well done! LOLA CLARK Head Majmette ce-f ::5..em fi' r Ni fm m ell' xr id-Q 4- ...V Back row, from left to right: Nancy Moore, jvona St. john, Valeen Layton, Barbara Scuggs, jo Ann Whitehead, julia Stavros, Dora Parks, Lupe Marin, Wanda Eason, Pat Dees, Denia Goldsberry, Marion Flynn, Joanne Guinan, Kathrine Bassemier, Paula Per- kins, Shirley Modell, Lorene Sneddon, Helen Cross, Betty Millington, Diane Benson, Karen Ross, Gael Sullivan, Lucile Nelson, Pauline Marin. Front row: Laura Grassini, Amelia Ayala, Bev Sue Hug, Delaine Walton, Carolyn Moss, Ann Cunningham, Eileen Beardall, Edythe Odle, Lupe Rodriguez, Betty Wilson, Darlene Booker, Elizabeth Scruggs, Alice Ashby, Lillian Ceveri. Conductor-MR. ERLE KISSEL. This year, the Glee Club was indeed very fortunate in having such a capable director as Mr. Kissel, Sparks High's new music instructor. Under his able leadership, the Glee Club presented several programs during the year. With nearly forty girls participating, the programs were considered a great success. Among the programs enjoyed by the people and students of our community were the Christmas Carols at the Annual Student Christmas Party, the variety program at the December Parent Teachers' Meeting, and the Annual Choral Festival in Reno in which Sparks competed with outlying schools. The appropriate selections at the Baccaluareate and Commencement exercises this year received high praise from their audiences. Students and Faculty alike are appreciative of our exceptionally fine accompanist, Shir- ley Allen. Sparks High School also salutes Mr. Kissel, the Director, under whose talented guidance the students were able to enjoy their participation in these various programs. 23' .il is iff qw if '.XAQ 35 4 J 1 ' 'zmfmnmg 234.5 f' ff 4 'Q' -Ig, 11 BBQ 1 g . f i QI2'iA.3 FT ' xl X ,,, Y. - Mmifvm f ' ' -'Wi ,. , N-4 -f', :f..2..f.,, My-A , ,, 'fa' , p, w V , 24+ Lupe Rodriguez Pzwidezzl M use 'S ep EM This year Pep Club has had the best repre- sentation of Sophomore, Junior and Senior girls in the history of this organization. W r, Win or lose, the team was constantly cheered on by these girls, who urged that one more touchdown or one more basket be made. J Members presented several skits for rallies and Student Body Meetings, illustrating their abilities and interests. Margaret Conway Secretary Aiding the girls at the games, rallies and meetings throughout the year were the advisors Mrs. Billie Bernard and Miss Fay Fryberger. Our enthusiastic rooting section at a home basketball game! Jo Ann Whitehead Vive-Pr'eJjde2zI 'vu 3' Betty Wilson Re prerentatizfe 3 r , ie if lf E 'B-K 'F Front row: Donna Burgess, Lupe Rodriguez, Betty Wilson, Toshiko Ishii, Eileen Bear- dall, Nancy Moore, Joyce Hancock, Arlene Cavana. Second row: Paula Perkins, jane Ellis, jean Laurie, joan Williams, jo Ann Whitehead, Ellen Perry, Shirley Twacldle. Third row: Edythe Odle, jo Ann Hall, Thelma Woolcock, Ruth Poston, Phyllis Whitaker, Donna Naef, Evelyn johnson, Helen Bonnenfant, Margaret Conway. Edythe Odle Preyidwzt A its Ev -T--+4 ep 65:45 Toshiko Ishii Ruth Poston Secrefrzry Reprelwlmliz e Evelyn johnson Vjt'L'-PI'6,ljdi'7lf Y-Tv' f I Front row: Jo Ann Seaherry, Louise Tregaskis, Simmie Cooper, Marie Middleton, Mari- lyn Evans, Margie Smith, Helen Argeres, Janie Hallison, Charlene Davidson. Second row: Madelean Whaley, Wanda Moore, LaVerne Eikelberger, Pat Bowers, Gail Sutton, Myrtle Ann Thomas, Juanita Wilson, Kay Welsh. ft sg 5 'fi +, 1' is-. gram Front row: Gael Sullivan, Nora Stanton, Donna Ronchetti, Lola Clark, Jayne Williams, Pat Jeffries, Barbara Scruggs, Second row: Carolyn Moss, Shirley Joinville, Kathrine Bassemier, Elsie Sorani, Alta Mae Wright, Charlene Friberg, Reva Stone, Alice Viney, Delaine Walton. Third row: Irene Ruiz, Bev Sue Hug, Ann Cunningham, Claire Risley, Shirley Allen, Irene Phoenix, Alice Ashby, Shirley Hancock, Julia Stavros, Phyllis Boyer, Valeen Layton. Betty Wilson Sefrelary i 7' W Q I :A i 3 1 . N2mCy Moore Toshiko Ishii Pfefidefff Vife-Prefidenr From Left To Right: Lola Clark, Evelyn johnson, Lupe Roclriuez, Helen Bonnenfant, Marion jones, Alice Ashby. aww- 3 -he Q5 Ruth Poston Treawrer X w 7 7,-if, C7 Back row: Pat Jeffries, Eileen Bearclall, Elsie Sorani, Alta Mae Wright, Gael Sullivan. Front row: Marlene Moore, Charlene Friberg, Shirley Cobb, Anna Mae Bugica, Donna Burgess. Back row: Helen Bonnenfant, jean Waterman, Lupe Marin, Geraldine Peters, Carolyn Moss. Front row: Gail Sutton, Madelean Whaley, Shirley Twadclle, Edythe Odle, Elizabeth Scruggs. 0000 jiri--fgf,.F.aam ,. . ,. ts, Formal Initiation 7az'me za Of ,-Zmezim The Sparklet Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America under the new advisor- ship of Miss Beverly Morey concluded a very successful and interesting year. At the beginning of the year, F. H. A. placed second with their float F. H. A. Points Towardr New H0riz0m. This year the Sparks High chapter celebrated National F. H. A. week with a student body variety program, where most of the girls participated. The annual formal initiation and birthday dance completed the week's events. Sparks was also represented at the State Convention held in Las Vegas by Carla Archi- bald as State President, and Lola Clark and Edythe Odle, who were Sparks High's voting delegates. Thelma Woolcock, elected National Vice-President of Projects in Kansas City last sum- mer, represented Sparks at the National Executive Council meeting in Chicago last Octo- ber. The most important project of the chapter this year was their having played host to Fallon, Lovelock and Fernley, at the district F. H. A. convention. It was well enjoyed by everyone. Nancy Moore, Sparks' chapter president, presided over this year's meetings. The F. H. A. Float in the jack's Carnival Parade held in Sparks ij, 1 I 1 i 'L af I J r j F EDU lib .ff Gary Brock Plenftfellf 'Io Ann Whitehead Vita'-PI'e lffljfllf Thelma XVoolcock Secr'ef.zr'1 cuulcvz Wicwgcwze just a few more points and Ill be a junior Masquerf' was a happy remark frequently made in the halls of Sparks High as everyone yearned to become a member of this organization. junior Masquers held their first initia- tion October at the Santa Fe, when fourteen candidates became members at the impressive ceremony. The members were very active in school affairs as they performed in student body programs and participated in ora- tion contests, forensic, and plays. The annual Christmas party, alumni party, and picnics sponsored by junior Masquers proved to be very enjoyable affairs. Because of the constant help and ad- vice of their advisors, Merle Singleton, Evelyn Mantle, and Fay Fryberger, the junior Masquers organization had a very successful year. Singing at a Masquer meeting! I nr'-'Q Lupe Rodriguez T7'?dJ'Il7'El' Eileen Beardall H U10 rzfm Phyllis Whitaker Reprerefzffzfjze Back row: Vera I-Ierta, Laurel Osmun, Bev Sue Hug, Donna Ronchetti, Dennis Burge Thelma Woolcock, jo Ann Whitehead, Mr. john McLean, Advisor. Second row: Harlori Baldwin, Daryl Tonini, Ellen Perry, Helen Bonnenfant, Richard Andreini, Margaret Conway, Albert Forget. Front row: Lola Clark, Eileen Beardall. Zed!! 14nd Saw!! Quill and Scroll is one of the organizations that is of special significance to the Sparks High School journalists since it is an honorary journalistic society of National prominence. Because of the journalistic interest and abilities shown by this group, Quill and Scroll has become more active during the current year. As this school year comes to a close, we hope that this organization will continue to encourage young journalists who show an interest in this field of endeavor. jo Ann Whitehead, Prefident Laurel Osmun, Serrelafy Thelma Woolcock, Vice-Prefidezzf Eileen Beardall, Reprefezzlafive 1 I edema The Science Club was newly organized so that all of those interested in science, or a phase of it, could work with others who also are interested possibly in the same field. To organize the club, officers were elected to lead it. Mr. Keele advised them and instructed the experiments and pro- lects. The members chose photography and taxidermy as general projects to which they could all contribute, and then they worked on their individual projects. We hope that the Science Club con- tinues and will be another addition to the organizations of Sparks High. Shirley joinville, Secretaryg Neal O'Doan, Presidentg Mr. Keele, Advisor. Standing: Mr. Keele, Advisorg Shirley joinville, Dennis Burge, Alvin McKinnon, Richard Andreini, Neal O'Doan. Seated: Don Nelson, Tom Rich. Qtek' late On the last week of june, six girls from Sparks High packed their bags and made arrangements to spend the next week in the old gym at the University of Nevada. These girls had been elected by the members of the Senior Class to represent Sparks High at Girls' State for 1950. For one week these girls studied our government in a very interesting manner. City, county, and state elections were held in the same way our elections are conducted. All of the Sparks girls held at least one office in either city, county, or state. One evening was set aside for Amateur Night. Margaret Conway, Nancy Poe, and jo Ann Whitehead reteived first prize for the most entertaining act. Girls from all over the State of Nevada took part in this assembly. They enjoyed a tour of Carson City, the University of Nevada campus, and were very fortunate to hear some of the outstanding citizens of Nevada speak. The six girls representing Sparks were: Margaret Conway, Donna Naef, Joyce Han- cock, Nancy Poe, Lupe Rodriguez, Phyllis Whitaker and jo Ann Whitehead. These girls came home with a favorable impression of Girls' State and urged all junior Girls to try to make Girls' State one of their goals. From left to right: Joyce Hancock, Lupe Rodriguez, jo Ann Whitehead, Margaret Conway, Phyllis Whitaker, Donna Naef. gage ' tale During the second week in june from the 12th to 18th the University of Nevada campus is the site of our Annual Boys' State convention. The members of this con- vention include outstanding junior students from the various high schools of the State. The primary purpose of the event is to enable the boys to better understand their government and how it operates by adtually taking part in its various functions. It also enables the boys from the various schools to become better acquainted. In addition to the political activities are other events such as athletics, newspaper work, music, speaking, short plays and further activities which make it a full week of activity and enjoyment. At the end of the week, two outstanding boys are chosen to represent their state later in the year at Boys' Nation. The whole program is under the able supervision of Mr. john Martie, who should be highly complimented for his work on the project. This program is perhaps the finest that could be offered to a boy of high school age. All boys who have a chance to, should without a doubt, plan to attend. Top row: Melvin Brunetti, Neal O'Doan, Henry Mooney. Bottom row: Tom Hill, jerry Svob, Lelan Ceccarelli. XNEVAQA NEVADA pmfrri NEVAUA HGY5 BUYS STATE BMS STATE swf, 1 , ,M . ., X . im- ww 1 . M51 'i 5 512. 'iQ , 11 - ,my-h,, 3 ' 4 flhti -N, I 1 -- x 2 aww 1' L W133gw,, 3, ,, lj 9 M3 '9- 5, .-1 ,E 'H ,J Wx . I 1 ,X K . ri! M! B 1. S, 55.5 JJ- ,. 1-. - '.' -A Razr,- 'r ' j M f - ,'.l?f?3'.' 3 f M , Q . 5. 1. 5 ' 5 at fm , 4 L:a:,,.,gf.k.V,1,4,m From left to right: N. Stanton, D. Naef, G. Brock, D. Hendricks, B. Wright, K. Odle, S. Cooper, T. Woolcock, H. Mooney. ALL-SCHOOL PLAY The All-School Play entitled My.rfery In Blne was very well received at all perform- ances. Approximately one-fourth of the school tried out for the three-act mystery play early in September: Rehearsals started immediately with the following cast selected: Jayne Williams and Keith Odle as june and jimmy Blake, newlywedsg Donna Naef as Mrs. Miller, Vera Herta as Lottie, the maid, Shirley Allen as Stella, the housekeeperg jo Ann Whitehead and Melvin Brunetti as Mr. and Mrs. Carter, the thievesg Bill Wright as Dippy, a small time crookg Simmie Cooper as june Blake's motherg jay Dee Hendricks as the Sheriffg Thelma Woolcock as Viola, the spiritualist who believed in her own predic- tionsg Hank Mooney as the man in the turban who came to take Viola away, Gary Brock as Christopher Sullivan, the detective who solved the case, Nora Stanton as Carol West, niece of the former owner of the hotel, Tommy Hill as Dr. Meek, the mysterious man who turned out to be a student of Abe Lincoln's life, and who also is the runaway fiance of Miss Fish who was played by Phillis Whitaker. The cast was well chosen and well directed by Merle Singleton as was proven by the appreciation shown by the audiences on both nights the play was presenetd. Besides this cast much credit must be given to those behind the scenes who did their share as stage managers, electricians, prompters, makeup men, wardrobe girls, property men, publicity manager and usherettes. After the final performance of the play, all those who assisted in any way with the presentation of the play met at the home of one of the troupe for a party sponsored by junior Masquers. Standing from left to right: P. Whitaker, S. Allan, D. Naef, N. Stanton, Williams, V. Herta, T. Hill. Sitting: K. Odle, G. Brock, M. Brunetti, Whitehead. nf fy Curtain Call! ! N rl... 5 X '1- ' 3 f ' 4 1 3, 'J cmdafz a9i , N-4 710542: J Mother and daughter at zoo. Rabi Rahf DAZCQ Three Oflock in the morning 4' i W Barber Shop Quartet jam Session from 1652 cmdcvz 7zal41c o Music of The Dead Masters i V, FQ . ,IA it Trial by jury F' AGP.. E Desert Passion 1 if Standing: Charles Christner, john Donati, Melvin Brunetti, Phyllis Whitaker, Gary Brock, Donna Naef. Seated: Henry Mooney, Thelma Woolcock, Neal O'Doan, Tommy Hill, Jo Ann Whitehead, Ellen Perry. win 7754? Once again, on May 25-24-25, the Senior Class took the spotlight with their out standing play, Arridenl1zlly Yami. The play is a comedy about the Mosbys, a lovable, childlike couple who believe in the unbelievable. Many members of the cast were veterans at acting with one new-comer, The staff as well as the cast took great pride in helping to present the play. The last curtain rang down the play as the final and most enjoyable activity of the graduating class of Sl Left to right: Eileen Beardall, Don Steneri, Thelma Woolcock, Dale Schelin, Toshiko Ishii, Helen Bonnenfant, Daryl Tonini. x X2 The Lai! Wife, scene from Henry VI11. ' Left to right: Kathrine Basscmier, Don Nelson, Jayne Williams, and Tom Hill. azeaccb Skweapeazma 776444 The Sleep-walker scene from Maf- balk. Left to right: Simmie Cooper, Neal O'Doan and Claire Risley. YF' These students gave their orations for local con- test and Forensic honors. First row: Bev Sue Hug, Don Nel- son, Claire Risley. Second row: 'lo Ann Whitehead, Ellen Perry, Shir ley Allen, Kathrine Bassemier. Third row: Richard Andreini, Lau rel Osmun, Dale Schelin. I 0664466 Scene from The Vfzfimzf' the One-Act Play for Forensic. Left to right: Gary Brock, Clyde Wood, Melvin Brunetti, -lay Dee Hendricks. Not Pictured: Ann Cunningham, Keith Odle. Dx 'X 45 ,- z.5 0 Diana Who are the little birds that know all, see all and apparently tell all? This is what the eleven senior girls with the highest scholastic averages for three years of high school wondered about when they attended the P.E.O. Sisterhood Banquet. The theme of the dinner was a Hand of Frierzdfbipf' and those girls receiving the little yellow gloves of friendship were: Laurel Osmun, Eileen Beardall, Vera Herta, Elizabeth Scruggs, Nancy Moore, Phyllis Whitaker, Lupe Rodriguez, Donna Naef, Thelma Woolcock, jo Ann Whitehead, and Ellen Perry. Lovely corsages of white and yellow adorned each girl's shoulder as they sat with the members of Chapters E and I at the white and yellow decorated table. A discussion of the importance of Character, Scholarship and Activities was presented in short talks given by Miss Lucile Stone Mrs Ruth Short and Mrs Vincent Keele Kathleen Sweeney acting as Mistress of Ceremonies recalled many fond memories of school life which added the crowning touch to an evening never to be forgotten by those fortunate eleven senior girls Standing Donna Naef o Ann Whitehead Phyllis Whitaker Nancy Moore Lupe Rodriguez Elizabeth Scruggs Seated Vera Herta Laurel Osmun fhelma Woolcock Ellen Perry Eileen Beardall Q cv .1 ul ir- f 'if'-l Ailr X M5 . . Y . . . , . , . . 7 S 7 , I 7 J x 9 7 ' ' A . ' 7 ' ' 7 7 B , . i 1 s ' 1 l 3 :J l Vg Q 1 FY '5 , 1, , L A S . M' i ' ' , ' T L if J 4 one vhs. N I ,, ,lg i .fx vez' A 0- x . N , 0, . Q t, 5 --' ' 5 Z if ' .w g wg ,, ff NA . V +V at y ' , S , N - 'fret-l q we-Tv: , P Q g Z Q M -Q 4 -Pl 55.-fff j 4 , , 44 s 5. A Q h fy K s di t W V .ggi Y 0 y I A sh L 5 1 ,A y s T 7 at Q K .4 , ' I an , A , ' ' . -. V If 4 f si' v x f . -s r X 'av X. ffeea , , Q 4, I ' s .N L...-1---,x A . fp , p ,',- , f t - , f--A it 1 ., 3 ' .- r , ni ' ' 2 4 , 9, ' : M ,K E sz 1 K ,V , .5 ,A , ag, ,, Hffiie., my V. Qu. N ' iff' 'x The FHA girls sing to us of a Winter Wonderland . N X 1 l . , E Z l 3 ' 3 1 , Q 1 1 K? X n Szadwz Zag Daagfzama This wrestling match between H. Erickson and D. Nelson proved to be the best the Sparks Student Body has ever seen. Zi sis' Carla, Alta Mae, Elsie and Charleen dance to the rhythm of the F. H. A. train. Student gadq Pea gfmaw Katherine Bassemier and Bex Hug work their Charm on Maurice Wright. 1,4 These Sparks students feel right at home when they take on the role of hillbillies dur- ing one of our Student Body programs. Lola, Jayne, Donna and Nora put everythng they had into this Bowery dance. O ..- Smdmz Zodq P Margaret Heagle and Pat Jeffries imitate life on a farm. f v I I Y D. xy The hillbilly gang seems to have taken over Gael's lovely Irish ballad. Gael Sullivan sings to us of her lWild Irirb Rare . 1 Af . N Hwff 1 . 'p'nf,'l1 pf, J 543 I .1 li 1 2 . 2'K'5E,.IL . g'L21fg,.. 4 ,..gAMm'1l 1' . X . 5 if Q aft E F 3 i i I The junior Masquers' program took us to 11 day in King Arthur's Court. Stwlenz' godly Z9 x Jr Maynard Yasmer, Denny Ross and Bob Reeder display their true natures in the Sophomore program. Our rootin' tootin' cow- boys tTom Davidson. Mar- gie Smith, and Dick Gian- nottij entertain us with some prairie music. i i .Ist 5 '45 The crooked-mouth family QFrank Ash, Clarence Nevin, a 2 it 3 Juanita Wilson and jay Dee 1-lendricksj display their charm. Student Zaaafq pwgaanw Robert Hage, Ronald Pet- erson, Melvin Brunetti and Clyde Wood portray a womens bridge party dur- ing the junior Masquers program. 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V1 I -1' I 7' ' T' I ' ,wwf Go j EA E' I - fx K1 L is 3 MaI Orders Promptfy E1IIQd I A - C I ff 'tit ff I I Scuxwu 2 dreds ot thousands e their Ev ot studen dis ts throughout 74,ql0v,ndf44 Hun nation wiii treasur rs to corne. the many yea ' Yearbooks tor teachers and ands of Thous ir 744101 and tors weicorne the art ot their o necessary p ram. reia tions prog schooi administra- ' e Annuais as K Parent and Pubiic d a part in preserving at We are proud to have ha ' aditions and achievements emones, tr the schoois ot the rn America. Awwww A library display on Korea Debators Bev Hug and Richard Andreini Lola Clark and Carol Tollefson dancing to Tea for Two at the junior Frolic. 'RK h...2,f'Pff ' , 'if , 1 ,, l 9 -- - ' I' aft' fi ? il' 'iff ' i lifi lf' X :fi 'fu' Q .. l '2' if ' -Q. ,gg -A521 Home EC. Project Dinner S Tip plays Santa Claus for us at the teachers' Christmas party! 01 ffwiagmpic Shirley Allen helps fix Vera I-Ierta's hair for the All School Play. These students enjoy sitting out a dance at the Soph Hop! Keith Odle is being robbed by the notorious jewel thieves in a scene from the All School Play Y ,4az'a9fm,e44 This game must have ended victoriously for the Railroad- ers! if n xW '3 4 M 0:42 xg m Wewea km N Fawn Semaw 7'wew!a gfcwamaftee I Now that you haye taken a look through the Keyhole. it is time to leave. As you walk down the aisle after commencement you think over your past three years . . . Football Games . . . All School Plays . . . The dreaded NYE-dnesday when Report Cards were due . . . Getting ready for the Senior Ball . . .Packing a lunch for Senior Cut Day and last of all the poignant atmosphere of Graduation. These will be the cherished times remembered by you through the years.