Sparks High School - Terminus Yearbook (Sparks, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1952 volume:

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But the fact that he took some of his time To send that hello to me, Leaves such a feeling of joy and good will That it makes me glad just to be In a school where students a lot like myself Can enjoy, and are allowed to share The feeling of friendship, and peace and ease, That is so constantly there. And when, for a short time, that feeling did go, And I failed to hear that call, The sky became cloudy and the sun did dim, And I, and we all, sensed the loss of that feeling That somehow only Pete can, and does Create with his simple yet wonderfully fine Salute, Hello there, young man. Ernest Brown Ju ,4 ,vprecia tion . . . For Services Rendered PETE BIANCHINI f? ,ff Cable nf Ealfzfmfs ,Adwzinisfrafiwff Smmrs juniors Svplzvmvrcs flffzvzfles - Afhlefzcs I X Qviifnsrfrs W S - Vi N1 A vw 'N 1 W 1 5 M We dedicate this i952 Terminus to youth, for in youth's splendor lies the glory of America, the freedom for the world, and the hope of the future. Youth is not a time-it is a state of mind. lt is not a matter of rosy cheeks, sparkling eyes and agile limbs, it is a temper of the will, a quality of the imagination, a vigor of the emotions, it is a freshness of the deep springs of life. Youth means a temperamental predomi- nance of courage over timidity, of the ap- petite for adventure over love of ease. No one grows old by merely living a num- ber of years, people grow old only by de- serting their ideals. Years wrinkle the skin, but to give up the enthusiasm and exhuber ance of youth wrinkles the soul. Periods of worry, doubt, fear, despair an self-distrust are the long years that bo the head and turn the spirit back to dust You are as young as your faith, as old a your doubt, as young as your self-confi dence, as old as your fear, as young as you hope, as old as your despair. Your heart is a wireless station, so long a it receives messages of beauty, hope, cour age, grandeur, and strength from the earth from men and from life itself, then an only then are you young. When the wires of your heart are crosse and it is covered with the snows of pes simism and the ice of cynicism, then hav you grown old and may God have merc on your soul. -AUTHOR HNKNOW . v V We Bank Zo A6716 ?ulurc We look to the future, with the anticipation that all our hopes and dreams will come true. During these past three years we of the Student Body of Sparks High School, have been establishing the foundation for our future lives. Those of you who remain here will see in your future a new school, a new atmosphere, a new life ahead. As you continue to prepare and plan for the future, keep this Book of Memories, and from the lessons of the past your future will be brighter and more hopeful. lf, when you look back in years to come, you wistfully recall the pleasant memories of your school life, then our goal in bringing 'you our 1952 TERMINUS will have been accomplished. Sincerely your, Jayne Williams Richard Andreini Co-Editors Albert Forget Business Manager Mae A. Denevi Advisor ffldmzuzsfrafzau Svlzovl Heard The Sparks School Board serving our high school has handled many difficult problems very competently throughout the year. Many hours have been spent in work on the new high school, its actual construction and its future furnishings. Two outlying districts of Vista and Lockwood have been consolidated to the school district this year adding greatly to the school territory under the iurisdiction of the Sparks Board. Because of an increased enrollment, the School Board, before the close of the present school year will have five members instead of the present three. State law requires that when enrollment for a district exceeds fifteen hundred there will be a five-member board. With the increased staff to take over the difficult problems connected with a school, such as the selection of the teachers and approval of the budget, we will be assured of the best possible educational opportunities. The Sparks School Board plays a very vital part in the education of the youth of our community, and they are to be congratulated for a iob well-done, ff, 0 -11 A a NLF'- Lvl ,ffl fl X , I ,t Y x8 Mrs Agnes Risley Clerk Mrs Agnesl? Crosby Member Procter R Hug Superin tendent Archie Clayton President un' lflf l'l I Superinfmde And Z7 Ya' ,ml Your future is beginning right now. High School clays will de- cide whether the foundation to your future will be weak or strong. We, the faculty and administra- tors of Sparks High School, are here to teach you and advise you. Whether the cement will be strong, depends upon you. With your cooperation the opportuni- ties placed before you will de- velop the firm base needed for whatever you plan. Let's work together for your fu- ture. Principal .2fM. What next? Will it be more schooling, a iob, the service or marriage? Whatever it is the graduates will take in stride with a minimum of worry, because you have confidence in your future. Your lack of experience and care- free attitude are distinct advan- tages in facing a troubled world. Perhaps the friendly atmosphere of your school and the friend- ships that have been made form the background for your opti- mism. Keep these friendships and strive to make new ones because they will be your best possessions. Whatever your fu- ture I know you will accept its responsibilities with courage. Superintendent Qwmw 7f 5 L- OW!! wvvsgn ' 4 :sr 5, ffl Qmzlfy Ng!! 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If 3: fa fl? .-v,, , ' Hs? , if Y 'Q fx y , wp f 5 ffs:aq v ,f AJ JW .,. .. , L ,M 1 f . . w . if-. 5.4. I aw Q-.J W I . I f I N. 2: Q 1 G P N MAURICE WRIGHT-Terminus DONNA RONCHETTI-Terminus ' 3 , ,ks K King Queen CC 'C' 5'ir I Sem' far Student 60 uri! RICHARD ANDREINI President Rap! Rap! Rap! sounded as President Andreini's gavel called the first semester student council to order. The first topic of discussion was how to obtain better student assembly programs. The plan adopted included a nine man committee composed of students and teachers appointed annually by the President who judged programs before they were presented for student body meetings. As a result more entertaining skits and programs were given. In addition, the council revised their constitution and limited its membership. Only those organiza- tions having a written constitution were allowed to send representatives. lt dealt with violators on the Senior Bench and gave permission for various school functions and activities. MARVIN BAKER JAYNE WILLIAMS DENNIS BURGE LOLA CLARK Boys' Block S Telminus Quill and Scroll F. H. A. -Q ti NORA STANTON JIMMIE REED CAROL TOLLEFSON ERNEST BROWN Pep Club Band Junior Masquers Senior Class nf im Y. wo A 2 ,W .r a. Q 4 W , V 5 o .I 4 ff . r If' 'K T I, T. 42 lj To Q Ja' J , X N. N I S u 1 if ,ENS ' 5 .E 'R A A 'L . 2 K I 'R' ' 1 - -Q I v j .4 I ' ,.4J.,r KEITH ODLE Vice President ROBERTA ROYLE Sophomore Class BEV SUE HUG Streamline HENRY HICKS Q 4? , .3 CLAIRE RISLEY ALTA MAE WRIGHT G.A.A. Drill Team Student 60 uni! IRENE RUIZ Secretary DICK HERMAN Treasurer 7 '! 9 ff JOHN BROOKE l Seemed Semester Student Cie neil The second semester Student Council was well under way by the end of January. The first and most important problem brought up for dis- cussion was the project of bettering the relations and sports- manship among the schools in the Western Conference and all the schools throughout the state. Carson was the instigator of this program and relayed their ideas to Sparks and to the other schools of this area. The possibility of organizing an Honor Society based on scholarship was discussed, and the idea was left in the plan- ning stages. The problem of better Student Body Programs was discussed and the Judging Committee made some great strides toward creating more interest in the Student Programs. The conscientious efforts of the i952 Student Council were a vital part in the affairs of the Sparks High School Student Body. President is Nl NE Sgilpt IL B Dom NELSON 092. ,class Ba Am? Vice President Santo nd BETTIN ODX-E A xt-K gophom MILLER pit Squers . Nia Ore Class JUNOI FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS P 65 de T LOUIE HELTZEL Vice President GAEL SULLIVAN Secretary . ,.,,,, . ... LORENE SNEDDON Representative ,,,,,,,, Y, ,Av,A ,ERNEST BRQWN Sminr 611155 As old Father Time turns another page in his century-old Book of Time, the Senior Class of 1952 leaves the halls of Sparks High School, each one to seek his way in the world. Yet, this past year has left many happy memories in the hearts of the graduating Seniors. The Seniors were active all through the year in extra-curricular activities. In the field of sports, sixteen Senior boys earned letters in football. Basketball season showed five Senior boys playing on the Varsity team. Looking at Girls' sports, we see that Donna Ronchetti, Lucille Nelson, Shirley Hancock, Irene Ruiz and Claire Risley were particularly outstanding in G. A. A. lndirectly connected with sports were the five yell-leaders-three of whom were Seniors. We shall always remember the lusty cheers of head cheerleader Jayne Williams and cheerleaders Nora Stanton and Donna Ronchetti, at our football and basketball games. Always appearing at the games and leading our own band were the five pert maiorettes and the drum maiorette. Three Seniors were maiorettes-Lola Clark, Gael Sullivan and Irene Phoenix. Drum maiorette was Gerry Bishop. Flagbearers were Seniors Ann Cunningham, Juanita Creveling, Louise Davidson and Phyllis Boyer. The Senior class was also well represented in the band with six members-Norman Cummins, Bev Sue Hug, Wanda Eason, Marge Eaton, Shirley Allen and Neil Baker. Another extra-curricular activity is the field of Dramatics. The All-School Play, held in November was entitled f'It's Spring Again. The cast of thirteen included ten Seniors-Shirley Allen, Jayne Williams, Bev Hug, Harry Ericson, Gerry Bishop, Don Nelson, Neil Baker, Lola Clark, Keith Odle and Ann Cunningham. The Senior Play and the annual Forensic, held in the Spring, were also successful, with many Seniors participating. Under the leadership of Miss Naveran and Mr. Robb, Senior Class Advisors, all Senior social events, especially Senior Cut Day and the Senior Ball were rousing successes. Now, as the school year of T952 comes to a close, the Senior Class will leave the hallowed halls of Sparks High. Nevertheless, they will long be remembered as one of the most outstanding classes ever to graduate from Sparks High School, CFFICERS CARLA ARCHIBALD ERNEST BROWN ELSIE SORANI TOMMY RICH Q M f 1' vwifmf Nui P fr? M. A X' , N Q AXA! we '56 . 4. , nyfmgx .A WV, ,QVFYFWA-ffx'-W -,gg ft'- 3 ,.'12fLw3'f?vfZ5- if V, 2 , W A, , 55 '6 4 is 'i 1 , f , f em.-,, K x 4' g'f z,., it 'ef W - gi 1 95' f wff 4' Qi , , 1 Xi , .X gy- Q 'rf 5 ' ,r xi 1 Kin, , X VH Qu 4 Q. xl - ix k y 2 : A-Q f mg '--we P J :',.f?'a,- .V ' 1 2-.6 X X if 4 X . 1 2 Sz Y, ' ' x' . ' , , ug. 1-39 , u L 5 ,Kiwi-V., 1. EMA? :VY . , 5-,. 4 2, , I a . KX X al , Ka ,N 'nf 54 - Q,f..'s yr- ,Q A NN.. N155 uc? sl If Scwivrs BAKER, MARVIN Block S 2, 3, 4, President 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Frolic, Football 2, 3, 4, A Basketball 2, 3, B Basketball 2 Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council Block S Representative 4, Junior Class President. ALLEN, SHIRLEY Streamline 2, 3, A, Publicity Editor A, Pep Club 2, 3, A, Band 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Glee Club Accompanist 3, 4, Junior Masquers 3, 4, Mystery In Blue 3, lt's Spring Again 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Forensic 3, Girls' State 3, Latin Club I, 2, Vice Presi- dent 2, Oration 3, Debate 2, 3, 4, Terminus 2, 3, 4. x gi, use if , in-:nb AYALA, AMELIA FHA 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Frolic 3, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. ANDREINI, RICHARD Terrninus 2, 3, 4, Assistant Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor A, Block S 4: Junior Masquers 4, Historian, Junior Frolic, Football 3, 4, B Basketball 2, 3, Track 3, A, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President A, Student Council 4, Student Body President 4, Junior Class President, ltalian Club l, 2, Vice President l, 2, Science Club 3, Boys' State 3, Lions' Club Oratorical Contests 3, A, Debate 3, A. f-J! ARCHIBALD, CARLA Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Songleader 2, State President 3, Parliamentarian 4, Band Flag Bearer 3, Glee Club 4, It's Spring Again Production Staff A, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, Drill Team 4, Spanish Club Parliamentarian 2. BAKER, NEIL Band 4, Junior Masquers 4, President, What A Life 2, lt's Spring Again A, Junior Frolic, Football and Bas- ketball Manager 2, 3, Student Council Sophomore Rep- resentative, Spanish Club 2, 3, President 2, 3. Smiars BARKER, HAROLD Block S 4, Football 4, A Basketball 4, B Basketball 2. ASHBY, ALICE Streamline 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, Songleader 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Frolic, Drill Team 2, 3. 'R le GY, vw? BROOKMAN, RAYMOND Terminus 3, 4, Streamline 3, Block S 2, 3, 41 Secretary 4, Junior Frolic, Football 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2. BASSEMIER, KATHRINE Terminus 2, 3, 4, Streamline 3, 4, Exchange Manager 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Band 3, Flag Bearer, Glee Club 3, Junior Masquers 3, 4, President 4, What A Life 2, Mystery ln Blue 3, lt's Spring Again 4, Produc- tion Staff 3, 4, Junior Frolic 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 4, Sophomore Class President, Spanish Club I, 2, Secretary 2, Drill Team 4, Debate 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Lions' Club Oratorical Contest 3. I was BISHOP, GERALDINE M. Terminus 2, 3, 4, Streamline 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Junior Masquers 3, 4, His- torian 4, lt's Spring Again 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, 4, Drum Maiorette 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council Junior Representative, Streamline Representa- tive 4, Italian Club Vice President and Treasurer 3, Latin Club 2, President, Debate 3, 4, Poppy Poster Contest First Place State 3. BQOOKE, JOHN Block S 3, 4, Junior Frolic 3, A Basketball 3, 4, B Basketball 2, Track 3, Student Council Junior Class Representative, Latin Club 2, President, Student Body President 4, Student Council 4. ' ,41- 463 J ff Nf' Smiars 11 BURGE, DENNIS Terminus 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Representative 4, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 2, Science Club 3. BovvERs, BARBARA Streamline 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Glee Club 2, GAA 4, Italian Club 4, Spanish Club 2, Vice President, Latin Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. Reef' BOWDEN, DELORES FHA 2, Spanish Club l. BROWN, ERNEST Glee Club 4, Student Council Senior Class Representa- tive, Chairman of Student Body Programs Judging Committee 4, Debate 4, Student Body Treasurer 4, Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer. BOYER, PHYLLIS Pep Club 3, 4, Band Flag Bearer 4, French Club 4, CAGLIARI, HENRY Vocational Shop 2, Auto Mechanics 3, 4. Smiars CUMMINS, NORMAN Band l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, B Basketball 2, Spanish Club l, 2, Marshal 2, Auto Mechanics 4. BUGICA, ANNA MAE Streamline 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Glee Club 4, lt's Spring Again 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, Drill Team 3, 4. EVANS, EUGENE Streamline 4, Block S 4, Junior Masquers 3, 4, Junior Frolic, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, French Club 3, Latin Club 4. CLARK, LOLA Terminus 3, 4, Streamline 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Business Chairman 3, President 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Representative 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Head Maiorette 3, 4, Junior Masquers 3, 4, lt's Spring Again 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Student Coun- cil FHA Representative 4, Junior Class Secretarylreas- urer, Latin Club I, GAA Fashion Show 2, 3, FHA State Convention Las Vegas 3, Girls' State Alternate 3, ,J -J BYRNE, WANETA Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Junior Frolic Make-Up Committee, GAA 2, Latin Club 2. ERicsoN, HARRY R. Block S 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, lt's Spring Again 4, Junior Frolic, B Basketball 3, Track 2, Latin Club 2, Auto Mechanics 3. ft' Sminrs FERRO, TONY Block S 4, Football 4, Vocational Shop 2, Auto Me- chanics 3, 4. CUNNINGHAM, ANN Terrninus 2, 3, 4, Streamline 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Masquers 3, 4, It's Spring Again 4, Junior Frolic, Quill and Scroll 4, Forensic 3, French Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, Presi- dent A, Latin Club l, 2, Orations 3, Girls' State 3, Debate 2, 3, 4. QS af'-ll 'sg-,,v CREVELING, JUANITA Terminus 3, Streamline 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, Band 4, Flag Bearer, Glee Club 4, Girls' State 3, Latin Club l, 2. FERRO, ANGELINO Junior Frolic, Stage Crew, Spanish Club 1, Vocational Shop 2, Auto Mechanics 3, 4. fb 'Wil DAVIDSON, Louise Streamline 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Band A, Flag Bearer, Glee Club 4, Spanish Club 2. FORGET, ALBERT Terrninus 3, 4, Business Manager A, Band 2, What A Lite 2, Mystery In BIue 3, Manager 2, 3, Junior Frolic Stage Manager, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, Debate 3. Smivrs GARDINER, CARROLL Terminus 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Manager 4, Junior Masquers 3, 4, Mystery In Blue 3, lt's Spring Again 4, Production Staff, Junior Frolic, Student Council 2, Band Representative 2, Drum Corps 2, 3, Spanish Club 4, President, Band Festival 3, Glee Club Festival 2, Auto Mechanics 4. DEES, PATRICIA French Club 4. I' GILMORE, DENNIS Spanish Club 2. EATON, MARGARET Transferred from Sutter High School, Sutter, California, Band 4, Drill Team 4. Qs' EASON, VVANDA Transferred from Loyalton High School, Pep Club 4 Band 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, GAA 4, French Club 4 Vice President. GILES, WAYNE Junior Frolic Production Staff, Auto Mechanics 3, 4 Vocational Shop 2. If HELTZEL, Louis Terminus 4, Streamline 4, Sports Editor, Block S 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Frolic 3, Football 2, 3, 4, A Bas- ketball 3, 4, B Basketball 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Sopho- more Class President, Senior Class President, French Club 3, 4, President 4, Boys' State 3. GOLDSBERRY, DENIA Pep Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Frolic. enirfrs FRIBERG, CHARLEEN Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Representative 4, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, Student Council 4, Spanish Club I, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Assistant Drill Leader 4. GUILLEN, JOE Italian Club 3, Auto Mechanics 3, Vocational Shop 2, Junior Frolic 3. 4-I Wy 7 + 7-9 . GUILLEN, ALICE FHA 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, .lunior Frolic 3, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 4, Spanish Club 2. HERMAN, RICHARD Streamline 3, 4, Sports Reporter, Block S 3, 4, Junior Frolic, Football 3, 4, Student Council 4, Student Body Treasurer 4. Sminrs LEPORI, FRANK Block S 4, Junior Frolic Production Staff, Football 4, A Basketball 3, 4, B Basketball 2, 3, Italian Club l, Vocational Shop 2, Mechanics 3, 4. Huo, BEVERLY SUE Terminus 2, 3, 4, Streamline 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Masquers 2, 3, 4, What A Life 2, Mystery ln Blue 3, lt's Spring Again 4, Junior Frolic, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice President 4, Student Council 4, Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer, Forensic 2, 3, Interpretative Read- ing Second Place 3, French Club 4, Vice President, Latin Club l, 2, Vice President l, Debate 2, 3, 4, Lions' Club Oratorical Contest 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Girls' Nation Alternate 3. MILLER, DAVE Block S 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Auto Mechanics 3, 4. JEFFRIES, PATRICIA Transfer from Reno High School, Pep Club 3, 4, Junior Frolic, FHA 3, 4. Ns -5' HANCOCK, SHIRLEY Block S 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, GAA 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4, Latin Club 2, Drill Team 4. MILLER, DALE A Basketball 4, B Basketball 2, 3, Spanish Club 2 English Club 2, Vocational Shop 3, Auto Mechanics 4 Seninrs NELSON, DON Terminus 3, Streamline 3, Glee Club 2, 4, Junior Mas- quers 2, 3, 4, Commissioner of Forensic 4, lt's Spring Again 4, Junior Frolic, Football 4, Forensic 2, 3, Latin Club 2, President, Science Club 3, American Le- gion Oratorical Contest 3, Second Place in State, Stu- dent Body Vice President 4, Student Council 4. MAi2iN, LuPE Pep Club 2, FHA 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 4. 'lt' 'QV' LAYTON, VALEEN Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Frolic, Drill Team 4. MiLLER, EDMOND Block S 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Football 3, 4, B Basketball 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Boys' State 3, Auto Mechanics 4. 'Of -and ui' MODELL, SHIRLEY Pep Club 4, Glee Club 3. ODLE, KElTH Junior Masquers 4, Representative, Mystery In Blue 3, lt's Spring Again 4, B Basketball 3, Student Council 4, Student Body Vice President 4, Forensic 3. Scnivrs PORTER, GEORGE Block S 4, Football 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Auto Me- chanics 4, Vocational Shop 3. Moss, CAROLYN Block S 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Drill Team 4. RUMBAUGH, JESSE Auto Mechanics 3, 4. PARKS, DORA FHA 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Frolic, Drill Team 4, Spanish Club 2. 27... NELSON, LUCILLE Block S 4, Glee Club 3, GAA 3, 4, Historian 4, Presi dent 4, Spanish Club 2, Treasurer, Poppy Poster Con test 2. RICH, THOMAS Block S 3, 4, Junior Frolic, Football 2, 3, 4, A Basket ball 3, B Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, Junior Vice President Senior President, Science Club 3. l . Scuivrs SULLIVAN, ROBERT Junior Frolic, Spanish Club 2, Vocational Shop 2, 3, Auto Mechanics 4. PHOENIX, IRENE Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, FHA 2, GAA 4, Maiorette 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. ,,, ' PARLANTI, CATHERINE Terrninus 2, 3, A, FHA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Junior Frolic italian Club 47 Spanish Club l, 2, President 2, SHIRLEY, ROBERT Auto Mechanics 4, RICKETTS, JOANNE Pep Club 3, A, GAA 2. SUTTON, ALAN Block S 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Frolic, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Auto Mechanics 3, Vo- cational Shop 2. Scwiars SWINDEL, ROBERT Spanish Club 2, Treasurer, Auto Mechanics 3, 4, Vo- cational Shop 2. RISLEY, CLAIRE Terminus 2, 3, 4, Block S 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Masquers 3, 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 3, 4, Representative 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council 2, 4, Sophomore Class Representative, Forensic 3, Drill Team 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, President 2, Secretary 3, Girls' State 3, Debate 3, 4. Wooo, CLYDE Band 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Junior Masquers 3, 4, What A Life 2, Junior Frolic. RONCHETTI, DONNA Terminus 2, 3, 4, Streamline 2, 3, 4, Circulation Man- ager 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Glee Club 3, Junior Masquers 4, Vice President, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, Representative 4, Cheerleader 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Student Council GAA Repre- sentative 4, Junior Class Vice President, Italian Club 4, Secretary, Latin Club l, 2, Drill Team 3, GAA Fashion Show 3, Girls' State 3. ROGERS, PAULA Transferred from Susanville, California, FHA 4 WODKE, JAMES Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Frolic. xx Selfzinrs an Scnuoos, BARBARA Terrninus 2, 3, 4, Streamline 2, 3, 4, Circulation Man- ager 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, Historian 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Frolic, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Nevada Day Poster Contest 4, School First Place, State Second Place, SNEDDON, LORENE Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Secretary, 1 Ruiz, IRENE Block S 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 4, Student Body Secre- tary 4, ltalian Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, President, Vice President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Drill Team Leader 4. Wizicsiw, MAURICE Block S 2, 3, 4, Junior Frolic 3, Football 2, 3, 4, A Basketball 3, B Basketball 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 4, President, Vocational Shop 2, Auto Mechanics 3, Boys' State 3, Terminus 4. SORANI, Ei.slE Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Masquers 3, 4, Vice President 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, Drill Team 3, 4, ltalian Club 2, Secretary, FHA 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Lions' Club Oratorical Contest 2, Student Council 4, Senior Class Representative 4, STANTON, NORA Terminus 4, Streamline 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Representa tive 4, Band- 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Junior Masquers 4, Mystery ln Blue 3, Program Chairman, lt's Spring Again 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Maiorette 3: Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council 4, Forensic 3, Spanish Club 2, Secretary, Seniors STAVROS, JULIA Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Frolic 3, GAA 2, 4, Junior Class Secretary, Latin Club 2, Secretary. STONE, REVA Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Frolic 3, GAA 2, 3, Drill Team 3, 4. 1' 1 1 l 1 l TOLLEFSON, CAROL Terminus 2, 3, 4, Streamline 3, 4, Publicity Editor 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Band Flag Bearer 3, Glee Club 3, Junior Masquers 3, 4, Representative 4, What A Life 2, Mystery ln Blue 3, lt's Spring Again 4, Circula- tion Staff, Junior Frolic 3, GAA 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Council 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Secretary 2, Girls' State and Girls' Nation 3, Drill Team 4, Debate 3, 4, GAA Fashion Show 3. WALTON, DELAINE Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Frolic, Drill Team 4. SULLIVAN, GAEL ' Terminus 4, Streamline 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Glee Club 3, Junior Masquers 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Senior Class Vice Presi- dent, Latin Club 2, Drill Team 3. VINEY, ALICE Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Frolic 3, Drill Team 4, French Club 4, Smiars ,si WlLiA1vis, JAYNE Terminus 2, 3, 4, Assistant Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Streamline 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Junior Masquers 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, What A Life 2, Production Staff, Mystery ln Blue 3, lt's Spring Again 4, Junior Frolicg GAA 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Student Council 4, Forensic 3, Spanish Club I, 3, Treasurer l,'President 3, GAA Fashion Show 2, Girls' State Alternate 3, ZUBIETA, Jo ANN Club 2. WRIGHT, ALTA MAE Streamline 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, State Parliamentarian 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Frolic, GAA 2, 3, Student Council 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Assistant Drill Team Leader 4, Drill Team Representative 4. Not pictured PEREIRA, JOHN PeRerRA, ToNY SULLIVAN, SHARYN P 4 'Wlllw' Terminus 4, Pep Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Spanish .1 ,fuzeier 6111 This year's Junior Class left behind them various accomplishments of which any class can proudly boast. They displayed a high percentage of representation on both the football and basketball squads. On the gridiron during the season we saw Ed Nixon, Clarence Nevin, Jerry Sturm, Hank Hicks, Richard Giannotti, John Langhans, Jim Cudworth, and Herbie Iler giving their full support to the Rail- roaders. Members of the Sparks Hoopsters were Henry Hicks and Dale Doan who ably made the A squad and three made the B squad. Helen Argeres and Sim- mie Cooper kept reviving school spirit by their enthusiastic yells, Jo Ann Sea- berry and Dawn Rivers displayed their ability as maiorettes. Besides being very active in sports, the Junior Class can also boast of talent in the fields of drama and music, as shown in the Junior Frolic. As the closing projects of this eventful year, the Junior Prom and Junior-Senior Banquet were fine examples of their untiring efforts. Wes! Semester Ofieers HENRY HICKS Representative SIMMIE COOPER Secretary DORlS NAGEI. Vice President JIMMIE REED President L, ,n ' E383 ll!! Ill 31 ' QF-0 SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President , ,, HARRY PACINI Secretary , HELEN ARGERES Representative , W ,, HENRY HICKS Vice President , , , , WESLEY CUMMINS ROBERT ALDOUS PAT BOWERS 47111121 5 SALLY BROWN W L55 M Q ED ANDERSON DON COATNEY -G HELEN ARGERES JIM CUDWORTH CLINTON BLOCK JACKIE CHILTON ff' A it 5 WESLEY CUMMINS SIMMIE COOPER ,fzzuinrs TRUDY CREVELING TOM DAVIDSON DALE DOAN TONY FERRARA SHIRLEY COBB KEN DENNISON SUE CROFT ,j DICK GIANNOTTI LA VERNE EIKELBERGER JAY DEE HENDRICKS ,fzmm 5 CARLENE DAVIDSON DENNIS HAYDEN JO ANN GRAHAM FRANKLIN GRUNSTEAD MARILYN EVANS HENRY HICKS ,fzzumrs JOHN LANGHANS MARIE MIDDLETON ALVIN MCKINNON JULIA GRAY DORIS NAGEL X RONALD MARDIAN DON MELLO BOB MCGEHEE PAULINE PALOVIK fill! Urs CARL PICCININI MA DENNIS RUMBAUGH 2 LOUISE TREGASKIS BOB REEDER RICHARD SCHELIN JIM REED .1 r PHILIP SCHROEDER JOHN TOLLEFSON BILL WRIGHT FRANK ASH RONALD aARLow LEON BREESE LEO GIBSON RICHARD GILLETTE HELEN EAYE HAMM HERBERT LLER PAUL JEEERLES 4711141019 MARTIN TOWNSEND PETE WRIGHT Nof pictured RICHARD JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON FRED KWIATKOWSKI DONALD MOLER J. C. MOLER CLARENCE NEVIN WILLIAM OSBORNE JOHN VALENZUELA MAYNARD YASMER JOHN PERRY LLOYD STITES JERRY STURM WILLIAM THOMPSON JAMES YOUNGHANS PHILLIP ZIMMERMAN Svplzafuvres Top to bottom: Pat Manley, Secretary, Roberta Royle, Representative, Bob Sorani, President, John Flynn, Vice President. Sophvmorc 611155 hall as the class of '54 makes its debut into Sparks High School. They were officially made members of Sparks Student Body at the close of the first week with the annual initiation program. Many of the Sophomore boys displayed their ath- letic ability by going out for football and basket- ball. Several of these boys were admitted to Block S after having earned a letter in one of the three maior sports. During the month of December, the Sophs pre- sented the annual Soph Hop with Winter Won- derland as their theme. Toward the end of the school year, the Sopho- mores ordered their Junior Class rings for the fol- lowing year and they hoped to receive them by September of '52, Tragedy struck the Sophomore Class as Blain Krupp was drowned at Washoe Lake in the month of December. The Sophomore Class was ably advised by Miss Evelyn Mantle and Mr. Alfred McConaughy. ,L JOHN FLYNN BOB BONHAM President Vice President JOE CROOK BETTINA MILLER Secretary Representar e 49' 'Q ,I Saplzamarcs ront row left to rught Bonnne Kollnns Loretta Young, Erma Christensen Pat nley Bettina Muller Second row Donald Wade Joan Brandt Lynn Byrd Sue Jones Charlene Stewart Llta Byrd Thlrd row Duck Coatney John Flynn James Lambert Bob Soranl Lester Jolnes Walbur Phoenlx Mr. McConaughy Advisor SOPHOMORE INITIATION Bob Sorani enloys pushlng ple I Pat Manley's face f J 1 I I f 1 I 1 I 'T' I Snplzamv as B Front row, left to right: Bonnie Jensen, Barbara Butler, Patty Sullivan, Fina Macaluso, Judy Smith. Second rowg Art Vaughn, Alberta Jacques, Joan Markow- ski, Gay La Gue, Jean Clark, Jim De Priest. Third row: P. J. Sanford, Bob Bonham, Bob Ericson, Don Troutner, Roland Campbell. 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Q . 1 square of choc 4 U3 ee' 5 '41 e - Home ECONONUCS ,,.,f J-F R -'U-lu-e-r resul, Avv we e ,i ,N - - Al Q-me acciaeluf of TQHE Z-lzf 'Fin fw :ff the curl: Jr vegetable I: fer your dessel 1 garden like tasks ofthem Q up a batch, Mxffw,-ff' K X ,..-df ,iigood meal. if snr E ga E J U S -4: x gg: 67?-4 Obtaluu.. me WaIm1ng up.EEqr. .... U3 Su S1 F69 QC Spar - Mg ,Si rm J .:-:ZEN-1 V A V, . fl I ,,, 5 . K' --, wp' -Q I ' 150-4, m r ' C cf! I gf afzfics Ccrminus Staff Gerry Bishop Pat Manley Bettina Miller Editorial Staff JAYNE WILLIAMS Co-Editor Ni -4,, Assistant Business Manager Jo Ann Zubieta aids Barbara Rowse. Bev Sue Hug and Gael Sullivan Editorial Staff 'Tr' xww 5. ALBERT FORGET Co-Assistant Editor Helen Argeres and Staff Members Shirley Allen Business Manager Ann Cunningham, Claire Risley. I- Q Cerminus Staff V4 T i ,bd RICHARD ANDREINI Co-Editor Advisor, Miss Denevi, Co Assistant Editor, La 4 , 4 Bi, lg'-,.4ri ' f 3 Verne Eikelbergerg Business Staff Member, Jackie Chilton. 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If ar Sept 4 Sparks Hugh School us once agaun bustlung wuth youth s hardy crues as students reguster Sept 5 Students' renew old fruendshups as classes begun Sept 7 Sophomore lnutuatuon held at Student Body Meetung Sophomores Junuors and Senuors make new acquauntances at Annual Get Together Dance Sept 11 All students wuth dramatuc abuluty try out for the All School Play Sept 13 The furst PTA Meetung held Ambutuous gurls try out for Mauorettes Sept 22 Sparks defeated by Douglas un furst game of the season by a score of 28 13 Sept 27 The Streamlune Staff works hard to put out theur furst ussue School us dusmussed for Jacks Carnuval Sept 29 Playung before an enthusuastuc home crowd Sparks defeats Lovelock 20 17 F H A Dance he d Oct 1 The Junuor Masquer Inutuatuon us held and a Progressuve Dunner us enloyed by all O 5 Movues on football are shown at Student Body Meetung Pep Rally for Reno Sparks game O 6 After a close furst half Sparks succumbs to Reno 3 2 Oct 8 Trampolune artusts of Natuonal School As semblues entertaun Oct 12 Mr and Mrs Cooper present Blund Program three year old gurl featured Gradung system changed toA B C D and F Oct 13 A fughtung Sparks team defeated by Fallon 21 14 on the Sparks fueld Oct 15 The Purdue Opunuon and lnformatuon Poll Tests taken by students Oct 16 The Navy speaks to Senuor boys Oct 19 End of furst sux weeks A Student Body Meet ung and Pep Rally held for the Stewart game Oct 20 Sparks defeats Stewart on the Braves home fueld by a score of 23 O Oct 24 Students reyouce as school us dusmussed for Teachers lnstutute Oct 25 Report cards ussued and students moan the results Oct 26 Sparks tued eventual State Champs Las Ve gas 26 26 School dusmussed at 3 p m as Sparks Junuor VarsJty plays Fernley Oct 27 Drull Team and Band march un Homecomung Parade Oct 31 Dr II Team and Band lourney to Carson for Admussuon Day Parade School dusmussed Nov 2 The lam packed Audutoruum Iustens to awe unspurung Rubunoff play hus pruceless vuolun Nov 3 Sparks us vuctoruous wuth Manogue on Sparks fueld Score 34 12 Nov 10 Sparks travels to Hawthorne where Sparks suffers a defeat from the Serpents to a score of Sparks 13 Hawthorne 19 Nov 12 Armustuce Day Assembly furst peruod School dusmussed for day Nov 1516 The All School Play Its Sprung Agaun presented to a fune auduence Nov 17 Future Homemakers of Ameruca holds Inutua tuon ceremonues un Hugh School Audutoruum Nov 21 Purdue Opunuon Tests Nov 22 23 Thanksguvung Vacatuon Nov 23 24 Interclass Basketball games attractung great many fans Senuors are champuons Sopho mores wun consolatuon award Nov 30 G A A Student Body Program End of Sux weeks Dec 1 Annual Football Banquet enuoyed by stu dents faculty and townspeople Block S dance follows Banquet Dec 5 Natuonal School Assemblues presents Tonu Gauer the Swuss Yodeler Report cards . , . . l - , , . - ' ' . -Q ' at . 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If ar Dec 7 Sparks unvuted to Reno Hugh to deducate theur new gym Basketball game between Reno Sparks wuth Reno vuctoruous Dec 14 Douglas Hugh plays at Sparks to a score of 54 33 J V s vuctoruous Dec 15 Annual Soph Hop un Hugh School Audu toruum un a settung of Wunter Wonderland Dec 24 School dusmussed for Chrustmas Vacatuon Teachers served refreshments Jan 5 Manogue Tournaments Sparks loses to Manogue by two pounts Jan 7 School resumed after Chrustmas Jan 11 .lunuor Masquers dusplay theur dramatuc abuluty at Student Body Meetung Sparks motors to Hawthorne Score 66 42 wuth Hawthorne vuc toruous Team returns to fund Sparks hudden under a terrufuc snow storm Jan 12 Basketball game wuth Fallon postponed scends upon Sparks and neughborung towns Jan 1415 School dusmtssed after furst peruod on account of weather condutuons Deep snow and strong wunds keep students wuthun theur homes Jan 16 School resumes after a day and half vaca tuon March of Dumes druve Jan 18 Reno Sparks Basketball Game Very fast and excutung game Reno wuns by one pount Jan 19 Game at Yerungton cancelled because of weather Jan 21 22 Electuon of offucers for Student Body Jan 23 Sparks Fallon game scheduled for Jan 12 played tonught Sparks 50 Fallon 39 Jan 23 24 25 Tests and examunatuons guven as Se mester draws to a close Jan 25 Last Student Body Meetung of Semester fea tures program by F H A gurls Sparks Carson game Score Sparks 61 Carson 52 Jan 28 Second Semester beguns Feb 1 Game wuth Lovelock postponed because of weather Feb 2 Game at Fallon postponed because of ullness un both schools Feb 5 An outoftown game wuth Yerungton Sparks 34 Yerungton 24 Feb 12 Postponed game wuth Lovelock played Sparks 48 Lovelock 55 Fe 15 Home game wuth Stewart Sparks 50 Stew art 51 Feb 19 Out of town game wuth Fallon Sparks 39 Fallon Feb 16 Game at Carson Sparks 34 Carson 48 Feb 19 PEO Scholarshup dunner Feb 22 Home game wuth Hawthorne Sparks Hawthorne 57 Feb 23 Reno Sparks game the last scheduled game before conference Sparks 48 Reno 52 Feb 28 29 and March 1 Western Conference games Sparks 53 Fallon 43 Sparks 36 Douglas 38 March 1 Unuversuty Scholarshup applucatuons March 8 Termunus Dance Queen Donna Ronchettu Kung Maury Wrught March 13 14 15 State Tournament March 19 20 .lunuor Musucal Comedy replaces Jun uor Froluc Aprul 5 Choral Festuval un Reno Aprul 7 11 Sprung Vacatuon Aprul 26 Band Festuval May 3 The Yerungton 20 30 Track Meet May 10 Western Conference Track Meet at Reno May 10 Senuor Ball May 14 15 16 Senuor Play May 17 State Track Meet at Boulder Cuty May 30 Memorual Day No school June 1 Baccalaureate Servuces June 6 Graduatuon June 7 Students call for Report Cards Hurrah' School out for three months' . , - I . Q it 1 I ' . A u ' ' ' b. Y ' . - - . G f n - . I - . - ' ' ' ' . 50. . . - ' . 41- .. . I - . I Q W I . . - . e . when worst snow storm of many winters de- 2 ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . -v U ' .I Q g U . . . . Q I 1 . A ' Marge Eaton, Bell Lyreg Carlisle Van Noy Busy Bev Sue Hug, Flute. 1511144 Sparks High School has good reason to be proud this year ot one of its outstanding organizations, the Band. Starting off the school year with a bang, the Band made its initial appearance by appearing in the Annual Sparks Labor Day Parade, thus setting a precedent tor future Sparks High School bands. The Band consists of thirty-five members, in addi- tion to tour tlag-bearers, namely, Ann Cunning- ham, ,Juanita Creveling, Phyllis Boyer, and Louise Davidson. Leading the Band with snappy routines, was the maiorette squad consisting of Drum Nlaiorette Gerry Bishop and Head Maiorette Lola Clark, with their assistants Dawn Rivers, Jo Ann Seaberry, Gael Sullivan, and lrene Phoenix. The Band's second appearance of the v- -, Jim Reed, Baritone, Larry Belmont, Horny Richard Hoy, Trombone. I l . French year was in the Annual Jack's Carnival Parade on September 27. Their spark! ling maroon and gold uniforms were later seen at the Lovelock, Reno, Fallon, and Manogue games at our own Dil worth Field, and also at the Hawthorne, Stewart, and Douglas games away from home. Next on the agenda ot Band activities was the Homecoming Day Parade at the University of Nevada on October 27. SAXOPHONE SECTION Left to right: Joan Markowski, Perry Lambird, Jim Wodke, Jim De Priest, Pat Townsend, Terry Lee Galvin. 15111144 Four days later, iourneying to Carson City for the Ad- mission Day festivities, the Band appeared in full uni- form forthe Annual Nevada Day Parade and then re- mained to see the gala events ofthe day, returning home in the evening. On December 7, the Band played at the dedication of the new Reno High gym- D nasium. On April 25, the Annual Band Festival was held, with the University of Ne- vada in charge. Many band members were in the clinic bands on this day, and Sparks was rated highly by the adiudicators. The Band will lose seven Seniors this year via graduation, namely, Norman Cummins, Shirley Allen, Wanda Eason, Neil Baker, Jim Wodlce, Bev Sue Hug, and Marge Eaton. l li F '-bt: V4 - 4g FLAG BEARERS Left to right: Ann Cunningham, Phyllis Boyer, Louise Davidson, Juanita Creveling. l lla? l ll hiv Left to right. Joe Crook, Richard Peck, Philip Martin Allen ' Band Director Erle '7 Drill Team forms a large Block S l6'a14d fl CJ 'x TRUMPET SECTION Leh fo right. Mamn Townsend, Dale Doan, Neel Baker, Kay Rasmussen. CLARINET SECTION Lift to right: Shirley Allen, Wanda Eason, Norman Cumming, Margie Bolandor, Alberta Jacqun. X' X , K G rw 3 lg Y ni 4-4 D L 7. ,'t 1-xg X NA , Si is 1 . O Qi 'WD sl, I1 X' .ish -Q ,, X if LN kZ,,.-an : . ,,.f gf? I rv,-.1 ,fn N I kv 43:1 gk ik ? 'W Q 2, 91 'if' 4--- ,5 Y 'A f 'sk dig df Mafnrcffcs From left to rught: Dawn Rivers, Gael Sullzvamg Head Maiorette, Lola Clarkg Jo Arm Seaberry, Irene Phoenix. a-gf f 5166 cw After singing for Baccalaureate and graduation, the Mixed Glee Club of Sparks High School completed a most successful school year. During the year, under the direction of Mr. Erle Kissel, the Glee Club has had the pleasure of entertaining a number of civic organizations such as the American Legion Women's Auxiliary Club and presenting various programs for Fathers' Night, F.H.A. Initiation and the Christmas Party in the Junior and Senior High Schools. The highlight of the year was the Annual Music Festival held at the new Reno High School on th first Saturday in April. Several high schools of the surrounding area sent their Glee Clubs, and they participated in one of the most successful festivals ever staged. A total of fifty students had the benefits of the club this year with fourteen of them being boys, thus forming the first Boys' Glee Club in some years. The girls' turnout again outnumbered the boys' with a total of thirty-six feminine voices. We would like to thank Mr. Kissel for being our director for he certainly did wonders for the club. We can say the Glee Club reached its highest peak in several years. LOLA CLARK President First Semester 2711616 Win or lose, the team was cheered on by the Pep Club who offered their undying spirit to football and basketball games. Pep Club presented several skits for rallies and Student Body Meetings illustrating their ability and interest in school sports. Without the enthusiasm ot these girls Sparks' teams might not have come through with some important victories during the football seasons. Pep Club was ably assisted by their Advisors Fay Fryberger and Angela Naveran. ANNA MAE BUGICA President Second Semester Q i ff DONNA RONCHETTI IRENE PHOENIX NORA STANTON Vice President Vice President Representative First Semester Second Semester First Semester f it CHARLEEN FRIBERG ALTA MAE WRIGHT BARBARA BOWERS Representative Secretary-Treasurer 5ec,efa,y,1,easU,e, S d S ' econ emester First Semester Second Semesmr 5'ufurc' H0 :mdk er nf America GAEL SULLIVAN Presrdenr ALTA MAE WRIGHT Vrce Presrdenr CHARLEEN FRIBERG Secretary gl.-vs.: ff-xv CATHERINE PARLANTI LOLA CLARK ANNA MAE BUGICA Treasurer Represenfarnve Reporter CARLA ARCHIBALD Parlramemarran MADELEAN WHALEY ELSE SORANI Songleadef Parhamenrarran Quill and Sc all This year Quill and Scroll became one of the ac- tive organizations of Sparks High School. The members ot this journalistic society are chosen tor outstanding work as members from the Ter- minusrand Streamline Staffs. During the year several outstanding journalists spoke to Quill and Scroll about the opportunities in the field ot journalism. Quill and Scroll was advised by Mr. John Mclean and the organization would not have been a success without his able assistance. Through Quill and Scroll many ot the members became interested in the field ot journalism. All students should strive to become members of this society. Quill and Scroll is a national organization with chapters in every state ofthe union and in all the territories of the United States. Gerry Bishop smirks at soda-drinking Kathrine Bassemier. ii C7 Front row, left to right: Richard Andreini, Ann Cunningham Stmmie Cooper Helen Argeres Jayne Williams, La Verne Eikelberger, Bev Sue Hug. Second row Bob Reeder Nora Stanton Carol Tollefson Donna Ronchetti, Claire Risley, Jo Ann Zubieta, Back row Dennis Burge Lola Clark Gerry Bishop Kathrine Bassemier, Barbara Scruggs, Shirley Allen, Mr. John Mclean Advisor get, - V4 I , Quill and Scroll PHRK r6uu J' RICHARD ANDREINI President KATHRINE BASSEMIER Secretary ..-v ' l 1 'gilt fu X 2 f , A S.. if ?'U'w .H Ks -1--1.,,.,,. .,.,. ,... .5 BEV SUE HUG Vice President DENNIS BURGE Representative 'ii 1 PHRK KATHRINE BASSEMIER Pres dent KW ,fumor Mdsquers Junior Masquers, one of the few honorary societies in Sparks High, has been very active this past year. They sponsored the All-School play, lt's Spring Again, a comedy which proved to be a big success. The annual Christmas Party was given by the sponsors. ln honor of the alumni, Jun- ior Masquers gave a wienie roast at Galena Creek. One of the main obiectives of the organization is to create more interest in dra- matics among the members. This was accomplished very well by the efforts of the sponsors. A student is entitled to be- come a member after earn- ing twelve points which are given for dramtic interest and ability. Through the diligence and tireless efforts of the spon- sors, Mr. Merle Singleton, Miss Evelyn Mantle, and Miss Fay Friberger, Junior Masquers once again took its place as one of the out- standing organizations of Sparks High School. l M0 ELSIE SORANI Vice President , :SL ,w QUC CAROL TOLLEFSON JAYNE WILLIAMS Representative Secretary-Treasurer XXX I . Rx 1 Q if ii 'Z S GERRY BISHOP Historian junior ,Ma qucr Y v Q li i x 1 -wi SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS-Top row: Donna Ronchetti, Vice President, Richard Andreini, Historian. Center: Neil Baker, President. Bottom row: Keith Odle, Representative, Gael Sullivan, Secretary-Treasurer. a0N'Ufz Xqfhgouffgs ,Q 'Z - ., , - ..,, so 0 0 Q Q: 1' Front row, left to right: E. Evans, B. Gardiner, J. D. Hendricks, B. Reeder, N. Baker. Seated: K. Bassemier M. Smith, A. Ashby, A. Bugica, J. Williams, G. Sullivan, S. Cooper, C. Tollefson, L. Eikelberger, S, Allen N. Stanton. Third row: H. Argeres, D. Ronchetti, B. Hug, C. Risley, A. Cunningham. Back row: M Singleton, Advisor, M. Wright, K, Odle, H. Ericson, R. Andreini, G. Bishop, E, Sorani, C. Archibald J. Stavros, B. Scruggs, F. Fryberger, Advisor. QW! ' nik? For the second time Sparks High School had the honor of sending a girl to our Nation's Capital for Girls' Na- tion. Our representative who received the honor this year was Carol Tollefson. By showing outstanding ability at Girls' State in leader- ship, personality, character, and dramatics, she was chosen as one of the two delegates to represent the State of Nevada. During her stay in the Capital, she was offered a more complete study of our national government and had the splendid opportunity of seeing the many famous places of interest. Carol will long remember her pleasant associations and experiences in Washington, D. C. Girl f Staff Last June eight girls from Sparks met in Stewart with ninety girls from every high school in Nevada. The eight days were spent in the study of city, county, and state governments. Elections were held for each section and most of the Sparks girls held an office. Trips were made to Carson City, Lake Tahoe and the University of Nevada. On the closing evening during the regular program, the leaders announced the winners of the goal of each Girls' Stater-the delegates to go to Girls' Nation in Washington, D. C. Here Sparks High School came through with flying colors as Carol Tollefson was chosen as a delegate and Bev Sue Hug as an alternate. v i 4 A . svq 4 v A .VIT Y 91 A Y it A 3 NAD atviiaq T' 4 wins AD XXUIAD4 X Val A vm . . TATE Q snr NOV: 5 Sitting, left to right: Claire Risley, Juanita Creveling, Ann Cunning- ham, Shirley Allen. Kneeling, left to right: Bev Sue Hug, Carol Tollefson, Donna Ron- chetti, Kathrine Bassemier. Kay ' State l95l Boys' State was held on the University of Nevada Campus during the second week of June. Boys representing high schools from all over the State gathered to spend a week learning, from first-hand experience, about the workings of our City, County, and State governments. Boys' State is an annual event sponsored by the American Legion. ' The first days are spent electing officials, from among the boys, to construct models of our City and State governments. The citizens of Boys' State had their choice of attending Law School or Police School, in the mornings. Each School was headed by corresponding city officials from Reno. The afternoons were devoted to athletics, music, and newspaper activities. Evenings, the boys were entertained by such prominent people as the Mayor of Reno, Governor Charles Russell, and the Chief Justice of the Nevada Supreme Court. The Governor of Boys' State and the winner of the Boys' State extemporaneous speech contest had the honor of representing Nevada at Boys' Nation held in Washington, D. C. Since it is such a worthwhile event and honor, all Junior boys should work to ob- tain the privilege of attending Bovs' State. 7 ww :wi-'EE r ' 1 1 is y 3 if ol' A f l i 2 z w 1' fl .4 lx ' fp S- I t . A 4 ylll'll0l' Musical 6l7l1l6d1f Standing left to right Alvm McKinnon B1llWr1ght Madelean Whaley Seated Rnchard Gullette Juanita Wnlson Marne Middleton La Verne Elkelberger Seated on floor Helen Argeres This year the western muslcal Dude Ranch a three act play was presented by the Junuor Class Instead of the annual Junuor Frolnc It was one of the most ambn tuous undertakungs the Junuor Players have ever attempted The productnon was an elaborate one callmg for a large cast of Bull Wrnght Sorghum Sam Madelean Whaley Aunt Sue Bob Reeder Lung Shy Helen Argeres Quuck Rabbut Alvun McKinnon Larry Slmmle Cooper Yvette Jay Dee Hendricks Ben Martlyn Evans Nettle Juanuta Wnlson Muriel LaVerne Erkelberger Mrs Crump Marne Muddleton Kewpue Bob McGehee Derek and Ken Dennuson Wyoming Bull This new musncal play a bug success fxnancually HUD beaberr uennrson S Y Uee V ealed Man! YH Evans 0 1 5 1 1 - 3 1 , , . : . 1 - 11 11 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 .lv - ,, ..-.11 ' 1---1 Ja ' 1 119' Front row, left to right: Bev Sue Hug, Ann Cunningham, Jayne Williams, Kathrine Bassemier, Shirley Allen, Carol Tollefson, Claire Risley, Donna Ronchetti. Back row: Ray Brookman, Don Nelson, Richard Andreini, Clyde Wood, Harry Ericson, Neil Baker, Tommy Rich, Ernest Brown. Not pictured: Louie Heltzel, Selrirfr Play The Senior Play, Strange Boardersf' combines comedy, farce, satire, and excite- ment, as well as human warmth. The plot revolves around Cordelia, the owner ot a boarding house, who becomes entangled in the schemes of a band of crooks and along with the usual problems of a crazy inventor, a retired sea captain, and two teen-age girls she finds she has more than she can handle. The play was thoroughly enioyed by all who attended. The Senior Class realized a substantial gain which, as custom goes, was used for the Annual Senior Ball. PRODUCTION sniff C 3 Q7 Seated, left to ri Alice Viney. St d' . B k an IHQ- Barbara Bowers, Maury Wright, Marvin a er, Marge Eaton, Gael Sullivan, ght: Carolyn Moss, Gerry Bishop, Lola Clark, v CL. , 1 Q S' ,E ft W 'Q I I' ft ,. 17' ' Q ,. 'Z X. a K 4- Debate fa O tx Seated I RICA N LS Ea 9 f to G N fgn S r ay D 'nd '9 'if' CW ro, CONTESTANT fl! f0l'S ESTANTS UONS CLUB CONT Juha Stavros Coach MerleB 30322152 ht lf' to ng rx Kenh Odle 5 Q d e ea e Standing Don Nelso Bev Sue HU9 t Brown Andremn Ernes -og X f' ee H o endncks n eson fe so,-, Ba S 7 Egg fbara B Srye E O v We ans' Afber:-S Ffvlarge o'9ef ,f 'Q W A W, 'uw ,QQ K . ,2 ,iq XX '-..-:A My , X 'EQ ,gf , , K f , L X gy ' n ., g X 52 9 2 Q f . 1 H ' x If 2 X .J Rf' u , ,K . 5 . A M 1 . i 4 ' in S' x N: 1 A 1 x As, M ' , A f ' - , o , f 4 kk' Y Q1 sy, vu C fx? '-if 1- T' A 'ffm yi 2 Y ,f 3 aaxi'0' T: , v ' Q ' K A ' v v Q. M.Q, 1' . - x fr Z fries I,-I ' 1 , ,' - . ' fi Y ff , 2 , ' . I f 224 ,- - . , - a 4 M p ' ' . ' 1 4 w , , A f ' ' , ' . , ,Mgt V wi .1 v ' '?.. . I r h , .3 . ,' H . , V J , : - . . J ' N 1 f S fs sf ' tr s P W fiv- gshq at W in K A ,- The trophy at the right is awarded to the person who has given the outstanding in- dividual performance of the year. If two persons tie for the honor of attaining the award, the Junior Masquers gives a trophy to each of the outstanding perform- ers. This trophy represents a great deal of ef- fort on the part of the recipients and the award is richly deserved. S 0. -o!!gz9:Q- tmmgb ram Zraphies The trophy at the left is awarded at the Annual Junior-Senior Banquet to the girl and boy who have been outstanding in the field of dramatics for their three years in high school. The boy and girl who have participated in All-School, Junior, and Senior plays and who have shown outstanding dramatic ability are awarded these coveted trophies by Junior Masquers. The engraved trophy represents a great deal of work to those who have earned it and everyone who is interested in dramatics realizes the honor of winning it. I? 25 0. Dinner Z 7 T tv kd Z ' bs, , . - w M. V' . - 44.41 Seated, left to right: Catherine Parlanti, Shirley Allen, Gerry Bishop, Shirley Hancock. Standing: Bev Hug, Jayne Williams, Kathrine Bassemier, Carol Tollefson, Donna Ronchetti, Claire Risley. Nearly every girl in high school at one time or another dreams of attending the annual P.E.O. Dinner given for the ten Senior girls from Sparks High School who have attained the highest scholastic averages. The girls from the class of '52 who attended the dinner were Shirley Allen, Geraldine Bishop, Kathrine Bassemier, Shirley Hancock, Bev Sue Hug, Catherine Parlanti, Claire Risley, Donna Ronchetti, Carol Tollefson, and Jayne Williams. The theme forthe evening was Memories and it was certainly a most appropriate one for each of the ten girls will have that evening among their most cherished memories in years to come. Miss Evelyn Mantle was toast-mistress and Mrs. Agnes Risley, as president of the organization, welcomed the group. Friendship was the topic discussed by Miss Lucile Stone, and Mrs. Betty Miller gave an interesting speech on Character, The group was told about the girls' activities during their high school careers by Mrs. Teddyanna Keele. Mrs. Nellie Freeman told about Cottey College, the P.E.O. Junior College in Missouri, after which the girls were presented with original poems cleverly written about each of them by Mrs. Ella Norris. To conclude the evening each of the honored guests was asked to tell what career she was planning to follow upon graduating from high school. When the dinner was over, the ten Senior girls knew that this evening would linger many years in the minds of all of them no matter what paths their lives might follow. 1 1 if I 3' 5 1 gl gl ll' al ll IP' ul gl 'W A :- J, ' U J Q f SSL ' I as . at s c W, o 5, 0 W ld V l'f1 ?!?'!'f ! 'WY?i'XQ.' fn H6315 1 I fwwlmmm MAKE'UP u fl' 6 . s. A i - 8 F EM Q55 2, f i af- X 1 2, A O W MAKE'UP 1 R Ya x6f'Q, x ' 7 'Q , ' ,Z 9' 9 f - , - ' 2 fn- Y db , ' ,QT X 1 9 E ,... A 'ff' . Sgfanl 'ntbald and Elieswdeft' Carla 'PWC - the F.l'l- 'h gulfl' fopage TU oder K 9 ' aftCe O STUDENT BODY PROGRAMS and NATIONAL ASSEMBLIES Artelle Whitaker, Gael Sullivan, Betty Sexton, Fina Macaluso, Joyce Sullivan, Betty Palovik in F.H.A. Student Body program. Be C afef UI, JUanHa!! Swiss yodeler, Toni Gauer xpg, 4 F.H.A. calendar girls entertain Student Body STUDENT BODY PROGRAMS and NATIONAL SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES Talented Toni Gauer serenades Senior girls. Marie, Gerry, Juanita, Lorene, and Barbara present their idea of a modern family in G.A.A. Student Body program. as ene !f7O1.' fr lan SUS mar a 1 Wd tudent I5 Glens -fue fr,,6 od Pr M1145 i 35 5 Q and Barbara Verne Trudy, VaXeen, Loukse, rt foo'fbaN game. La , Pep RaNy before Stewa re and Jo Ann r Lrrmte Carlene Srmm the Rarhoade Lourse preparmg to board Rn wlflzlffzcs gh er leader ,-M 31 -1 'JK A it 944' 'H H' ,, :Q X vi? A lf' Standing, left lo right: l-lead Cheerleader, Jayne Wllliamsg Nora Stanton, Slrnrnle Cooper. Kneel- ing: Helen Argeres, Donna Ronchefli, BEN PXCCXNXNW Fonvhall Manager Mamzgcrs and Hlzccrlcaders JIM REED askerball Manager UAH g'j'iRY PACIM s efbalj Mana Qer vi' -sg -ix Girls Black Girls' Block S is an organization tor the outstanding girls in G.A.A. Any girl who has earned eight hundred or more points in various G,A.A. activities is eligible to be a member of Girls' Block These points may be earned by participation in basketball, speedball, volleyball, ring tennis and various other sports and other activities such as bike rides, picnics and the annual G.A,A. Fashion Show. Girls earning 400 points are awarded one stripe and a numeral, those earning 800 points get a letter and two stripes and those earning l300 points are awarded three stripes. All girls in G.A.A. have as their goal, membership in Girls' Block S, and are aided by their capable Advisor, Mrs. Bernard. my :gms ff 'f '89 ' 329 'II One of the leading organizations of Sparks High 'my ' School is its lettermen society, the Block To qualify for entry in the Block a boy must earn a letter in either football, basketball or track as specified by the society's constitution. The distinguishing mark of this organization is the maroon sweater with a gold letter over the left pocket. A boy is entitled to wear a stripe for each year he has earned a letter in one of the three maior sports and if he has been Captain, he wears a gold star over MARVIN BAKER-ram Semester President. his Stripes. MAURY WRIGHT-Second Semester President. The Block S receives the proceeds of all the athletic contests, and the funds are used for purchasing new equipment for the various sports. The society also sponsored several dances to raise money. On March 7, the Block S gave a very enioyable Student Body program, a satire on the Pep Club whose members are always imitating various players of the teams. Every boy who loves sports should look forward to becoming a member of this worthwhile organization, since athletics play a vital part in school life. Front row left to right Tom Rich Dave Miller Ed Miller Ed Nixon George Porter Second row James Lambert Bob Sorani Ron Del Soldnto Harry Ericson Harold Barker Louie Heltzel Dick Herman Coach John Robb Third row Ray Brookman Frank Lepon Maury Wright Richard Andreum Marvin Baker Frank Ash, Clarence Nevin, Alan Sutton, Tony Ferro, Assistant Coach Alf Sorenson ff2Y2 2555 'g f +233 15 9 Q18 xiag?-g2QfQf?5Q2 Pi pf Qi' 'QS Q iw fa W i 5 QQ74544 -al' 7 23123 1351 SM qu, 1' 'fig rvif. viiw' E 5 4 Vs ,fgg F510 f X -- ' S 7 F1162-iijf R -Q ' f53 X . ,, 3 M f W f wx V Q' ,- .a..f..M 44 45 n wQ '64, uu I-3 4 l Q1-i+ w ,Q4,f -Q ,uw A ill' gn - 'J '-if Zfafball sob swam we backd paxocxdng 00 e. i800 Qam . fyjns C N xo Rn Sparks and Manogue play- ers scramble for The ball. 32, A.. Ray Brookman receives Iohg pass for first down against Lovelock. .,-sz x . 4 1 4' 1.1 5 X.. if! 'K Q' I vi Q .f f- fi,- v e 1 xv' V f' 7 ,gl Iv ,A fl f , f A 9 Xxx ,F nl 9 Zfafball Barker catches pass. Nevin makes long run against Manog ,PM Reno ball carrier is stopped by Sparks tackler. i X mg, A ,-i Q S R 'xv QE jig R l 'WX 'HY 'W if 141 X 'ff 'Kas N 3 w.. Swfbfzll avi 51 xx 'Qs s,,-nf wiv. .-.1 K V .,14., .,.,.,-M..,xs , 2's., WW' X' . ,4 - , - ? . 3 ' fy- Ax Q- an M,.+15:'t,,,f ffm .- i l A .QC 'L -1 L'.sf,r , , MA.. ,,.,k , ,K Nixon breaks into open after line plunge in Fallon game at Dilworfh Field. 'M 1 1 4- 'Km .-L liar-F?-'..'g: srivivfq, v, if M 4 X 'f' qw I ,4,:'.,, 1 A4-41. , '., fam U ' ,,-, +32 IH,-1 A K Q , wr, ?'lxMc'q N ,,, Na,, F Ray Brookman catches pass for touchdown. A .W ,rp-,, . ...ix , I' ' 'Hugs S v af 5 I .W 7 ' sf 6 ish-F -jg 'ff fs-7 iff .mfs 1 . L Y-eff: 1-iae,.,9i 4fp5, Q.'p'id .Q gl.. f Y -3 '?'Qkf? ar . fy' 1 I-, -M 1 M.., Q .. . .. Q W Qi., ,V I ... 'lr in as mx u'f'.,Y FQ- Fallon tackler stops Nevin after a short gain. -.:k-- .-'h 33 9 1. ,. 1731 TWU' . -asus. f'?', DAN SNOW Center FRANK ASH Tackle RAY BROOKMAN Halfback SPARKS 14-FALLON 21 The Railroaders played a terrific last quarter, after Trailing 21-O against a fine Fallon squad. Sparks scored twice and on the last play of the game covered 70 yards with a Nevin to Brookman pass as Brockman was pushed out of bounds on the Fallon 20 yard line, when the gun went off. Outstanding on defense were Ed Miller, Maury Wright and Louie Heltzel, while Tuffy Nevin and Ray Brockman were the stand- out on offense. GEORGE PORTER Guard I J X, V4 ifoafball DAVE MILLER End ED NIXON Fullback S........ Y' 5 A 'Q . , me R 133 .' ' .I , -1 K-' .f -, , Q. 1 , . . . 31' f fw ,fig-' Wg? 'Qu gf .ffl 5 ,X , ' , , 'w - , 9Il v' . 1' X Vx f ft W- wa Q 0' ' , mr. a54,3r2,', V X A iAq1me.1C2..M , ' . V 4- 1 1, fi i Y ' ' '-s k-:wa N-+1 Q ' 'K yr 1. P - N 7. gal ' . M' 'L ' N 'Q , in 5 ' 'K 'fi W -T .r . --' Jr' ' L 'Ai -.'.Lf yy' if . 'QR--Q qv J' :W if jig Q5 k ,, Q, M- if , a- - 1 1 -4 Q r d0W Qaafball as .4 4 ' W' davit , ,fi . - Q. , H., - ,fm Y -HTS mf ,-lf' ' ' Onafll JV? 'xr-pp lk me ,vii . H , 5 . n K' l. ,E K es a Nexlln D. 94 Nevin carries the ball for valuable yardage against Fallon. ,ann I. figwx xg! Lf! mr x ' fin, if-. w f f U '54 .J if ' 4 ' 3 Qwfbzzll -...xx ww ' WM M eff g h .v:,,., -r if af' 4' ff +P liahgf r 'A f wr , K . ,X , QJEW, - fa,-s ' ll v .4 k POC Ll ,gmf X fs . -,,.. .lv- 'VW 'YUM Nixon is stopped after short gain by a Reno tackler. S EdM . 'l hmd Alle' Qains 5 pa o Ya Cke' Surrofidage be Ray B r o o k m a n fakes the ball on a reverse. Qwfbfzll WK HERB ILER Tackle JIM CUDWORTH Tackle HENRY HICKS SPARKS 34-MANOGUE 12 The Sparks Railroaders defeated a hard fighting Manogue team 34-12. The Sparks team made sev- eral long runs and Nevin passed to Brookman for the first touchdown. Ed Nixon plunged for one touchdown and Jerry Sturm passed for another. Wide-awake Ed Miller picked up a Manogue fum- ble and raced 40 yards for a six-pointer. Outstanding on the line were Dick Herman and Frank Ash, while all members of the backfield played well. Halfback SPARKS 13-HAWTHORNE 19 The Sparks team met Hawthorne in their final game of the 1951 season. The game proved the teams to be well-matched as the Serpents won by a last minute score in the final period 19-13. Playing their last game for Sparks were: Dick Andreini, Harold Barker, Louie Heltzel, Dave Miller, Dick Herman, Tom Rich, Frank Ash, Tony Ferro, Ed Miller, Marvin Baker, Ray Brookman, Clarence Nevin, Frank Lepori, Gene Evans, Don Nelson, Maury Wright, and Alan Sutton. JAMES LAMBERT End QQ DON NELSON Guard TONY FERRO Guard Qcwfbzzll 11 - The Sparks High School starting eleven. ll 5 H ill lll lll lll 0 .mi -3, U NX. ,JNVV , N1 Prominent citizens, townspeople, faculty and students enjoy a dinner at the Annual Football Banquet. Squad 1511 kefhzl! SPARKS 40-MANOGUE 42 The Sparks Railroaders opened their conference schedule with a heart-breaking defeat to the Manogue Miners by a score of 42-40. The evenly matched quintets played a Thrilling game and victory could have gone to either team. Captain John Brooke was high scorer with 10 points. SPARKS 42-HAWTHORNE 66 A tall and deadly-shooting Hawthorne team defeated a game Ma- roon and Gold quintet by a 66-42 score. Sparks couldn't match terrific scoring of Hawthorne as they lost their second conference game of the season. High scorer was our tall center John Brooke with 12 points. SPARKS 61 -CARSON 52 Leading all the way, Sparks defeated a highly favored Carson team 61-52. The Sparksites caught fire from the very beginning and the fighting Carson team couldn't catch them. The scoring was evenly divided as Harold Barker, John Brooke and Henry Hicks each totaled 12 points, Frank Lepori was a vital asset as he made 11 points. E331 sew V Kneeling, left to right: Henry Hicks, Frank Lepori, John Flynn, Leland Fritz Bob Soram Dale Miller Standing: Coach John Robb, Harold Barker, ,Dale Doan, John Brooke, James Lambert Bill Loehr Manager Harry Pacini. Not pictured: Louie Heltzel. 21, ,E ' ls 'wr w ff 2 I 5 , 'fa v Af , l' h -. ! ,, F' ? X ., 5 fi 'Qs , . '4 WAX ww -LL.. 5 L rx Q! -furor IQ Squad H11 kefball 0' Sparks defeats Carson 60-51 in a real thriller. SPARKS 34-YERINGTON 24 Sparks took an unimoressive victory over a fighting Yerington team by a score of 34- 24. The Railroaders showed promise as John Brooke led scoring with ll points, while Sophomore guard James Lambert fnade lO points. SPARKS 38-MANOGUE 44 Sparks succumbed to a last minute scoring spree by Manogue as they lost by a 44-38 score. The spirited Maroon and Gold fought all the way as the game was in doubt until the final whistle. John Brooke led scoring with l4 points. SPARKS 4l -RENO 42 A fighting bunch of Railroaders lost to Reno by the slim margin of one point as Reno shaded Sparks 42-41. The Sparksites were ahead until the final hectic minute. High scorer was Frank Lepori as he hit for 14 points. JOHN BROOKE Center Senior HAROLD BARKER Forward Senior I s - r Sf 644 A QQ 3, A 4 My 42 Q ' 'fins Aa If if 555' - - r if 2 W 1 vu- 5 2 ,-,..,, sf? ' I1 i .v 'Q - 5 Q RL 3 km exe I if Q4 ii ga sa , x 5 E r if 3 QQ: Q.. f . gg' or r-M is'a.f.Y 1 I -.as Barker shoots as Renoites ng shot as Brooke approaches 'fs x x ' ' 'Q ,F 'IX' 1 fi' if QE JK Q x .S nf z ,x , ',. H Z ,L i 1 , Aga.. , 1 X s v l K v ' fi-nu ' , ,K Lg.-- Vg u-' i 3?ii e inf' if 1.5 - ,, - - fm. fl ,sf 1 In-.v xv-n I Lambert makes a W..-qv x ,901 ' ' 1' . , v 4 I :ff Q jr? 3 if 3 5. , 'K 3 3. ? gk, 7 1 'i ' 1 i 1 as f .v - A ,- ....-.W -,...-M.. ............-....., ,,.. , X wi 3 'W if Vx . ,I 1' I ' S 6 , 4 4 5 4 Ai 1-9-io, 'B gd!! M 'h. ,K ,zyj 5, ' Ye 2 Q? 3,3 W. f M. w , 1- Fi 2 C 4 R Na . ,Q :aff , A W U, ,W X ,. , if ex 'fffpi J w!a,' Q 1' , J 9 Q A ig, bm CW U g, ? f 5 5' x F x. , b .. B Sparksites and Carsonites reach for the ball. A scramble of hands grab for the ball in e Sparks Manogue game '24 Squad Kaskefball Leporu passes as Reno s Trounday guards SPARKS 34 CARSON Sparks was defeated by a very fine Carson team by a score of 48-34. Carson avenged an earlier defeat at the hands of the Railroaders by playing terrific ball in the final minutes of the game. John Brooke led scoring with 15 points fol lowed by Henry Hicks with i2 points SPARKS 39 FALLON 50 Sparks was defeated by Fallon by a score of 50-39. In accuracy was the Railroaders' downfall as Fallon played a steady game. ln his best performance of the season, John Brooke led scoring with 21 points SPARKS 41 vHAWTHORNE 57 Sparks couldn't match a second quarter scoring burst by Hawthorne as they lost by a 16 point margin 57-Al. Haw- thorne pulled away in the final quarter as Henry Hicks led scoring with l3 points. Brooke takes lump shot against Fallon Loehr, Sparks man, and Fallon man grapple with the ball. ' Squad Basketball ff',Pf Hicks dribbles ball. SPARKS 48-RENO 52 After losing key men via the foul route Sparks lost to their Traditional rivals Reno by a 52-48 score. The loss was heart-breaking as the Maroon and Gold led most of the way. High scorers for Sparks were John Brooke and Frank Lepori with l3 and ll points respectively. SPARKS 53-FALLON 3 In the opening game of the Western Conference Tourney Sparks defeated Fallon 53-43. Sparks clinched the victory with an 8 point scoring spurt in the final minutes of The game. Frank Lepori led scoring with 20 points. SPARKS 36-DOUGLAS 38 Plagued by bad luck all season Lady Luck frowned upon the Railroaders once again as they lost 38-36. Douglas led most of the way as Sparks crept up during the final exciting minute. The terrific spirit of the team and the rooters was especially apparent in the second half as Sparks would not give up. Captain John Brooke led scoring with I4 points. y- wg V 3-fe . W,-.-.-....-.-........ r .2 5? 23+ if lv Lg J ., 5' ggi, ,E 'gg WES CUMMINS and DICK GIANNOTTI Co Captains Front row .lol Crook, Manager Jim Ree Tom Davidson, Ed Anderson. W sqm isa lf 6 ll Sparks B Squad defeated Loyalton 37-35 as scoring with ll points. Dale Miller led Sparks defeated a scrappy Douglas team by a 48-3l score as Louie Garcia was high point man with ll points. Wes Cummins scored l7 points as Sparks defeated Manogue 47435 for thier third victory. The Junior Varsity lost their first game of the season by a 44435 score against Hawthorne as Jerry Sturm lecl scoring with ll points. For the first time in many years, Sparks defeated Giannotti and Joines led scorers with l5 points. Sparks shaded Fallon 32-3l as Dick Giannotti man with I5 points. The Railroaders won their fifth game as they 50-39. Giannotti was again high scorer with 24 Douglas defeated the Sparksites 49e42 as Garcia led scoring with 7 points each. Reno 48-44 as was high point defeated Fallon points. and Christensen Sparks lost to Yerington 49-37 as Giannotti made 9 points for high point honors. Sparks defeated Manogue for a second time by a score of 46-35 as Louie Garcia was high scorer with I2 points. tg-- , left to right: Albert Davidson, Jerry Sturm, Barry Forget, Bob Christensen, Bill Duncan. Middle row: Coach Alf Sorenson, Les Joines, Roger Ghrist, Louie Garcia, Devere Barker, Bob Lombardi, d. Back row: John Garrett, Wesley Cummins, Jim Cudworth, Dick Giannotti, . v, f-Q--sf ' in Crack V4 1 sl' X xr: .I . g X if f l - . , . .ss ,o , A fig' ifiiff in N' C f sl ' ' S' is-f -fs. X J 2 f 'Q , sf, 41 'Jkt f ,fl it S jill i ' A if It 'NY .QQ A ly Front row, left to right: M. Wright, B. Loehr, C. Nevin, B. Langhans, B. Sorani. Second row: B. Aldous, E. Miller, H. Hicks, A. Sutton, M. Baker, D. Mello, A. Vaughn. Third row: Manager H. Pacini, Assistant Manager G. Brown, F. Lepori, R. Andreini, J. Shirley, T. Harris, B. Yocum, G. Stone. Back row: Coach Robb, T. Ferro, G. Porter, B. Lombardi, A. Ferro, A. Davidson, L. Fritz, Assistant Coach Anderson. The most prevalant spring sport at Sparks High School is track. During the past season, Sparks participated in the following meets: Sparks and Stewart at Carson , April l2 Sparks and Hawthorne at Yerington . April l9 Yerington 20-30 Relays May 3 Western Zone at Reno May lO Nevada State at Boulder City May l7 Tracksters began training in early March and their first event of the season was the lnterclass Meet which was won by the Seniors. This served as a measure for the potentialities of the team which would affect their success during the season. Although the track team was small in numbers, their ability was proved by the success they enioyed during the season. Graduating Seniors contributed a great deal to the team and their point-making will be greatly missed next year. Participating in the last sport of their high school career were the following, Marvin Baker, weights, Ed Miller, pole vault and middle distances, Maurice Wright, dashes and relay, Alan Sutton, hurdles, Richard Andreini, discus, and Clarence Nevin, dashes and relay. Nevin, although a Junior, completed his eligibility this year. Under the watchful eye of Coaches Robb and Anderson, the team improved steadily through the season, and threatened several school records. HARRY PACINI-Manager GARY BROWN-Assistant Manager 9 v MARVIN BAKER Shofput and Discus MAURICE WRIGHT Dashes and Relay in Crack JOHN ROBB Coach -on-s. x ED MILLER Po e Vault and Mlddle Dusfances CLARENCE NEVIN Dashes and Relay 9 av' .. , -W ' g:i -0- qs gl-I., Q , JS- A 1 , . fry K fb Girl f flfhlefiv ssnviuiia FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Center, clockwise: Lynn Byrd, Janet Olsen, Lita Byrd, Bonnie Jensen, El- mina Richins, Kathryn Dickson, Fina Macaluso, Catherine Storm, Shirley Novak, Essie Graham, Betty Sexton, Shirley Johnson, Standnng left to right Carolyn Moss Vice President Shirley Standing left to right Irene Ruiz Historian Lucnlle Nelson Hancock Secretary Lucille Nelson Hnstoruan Kneeling Donna President Julia Stavros Vice President Kneelmg Lorene Ronchettr Treasurer Claire Rusley Representative Irene Ruiz Sneddon Secretary Claire Rlsley Treasurer Donna Ronchetti President Representatnve ! 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