Wells High School - Charco Yearbook (Wells, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1940 volume:

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Hs this picture gives you a View of the campus, so El Charco gives you a view of l939-l9-40 at Wells High. -4 N tllllltl 'PlitTl0N ex fT Ot w t f me Lotmtws tectdmf t7e't together wtth Pfw tract P Q QCIK er H F Ccrzle Prestdertt tKXe1s Hurry Lpnctrett Cter ef Mt R nicrft Ntembet W 0 we vett ctdcxpe e fesp meth e Oebtttowb tnef H0 c CWC JJ 1 tne Jttdomettt m termtttcttmq cmd cmv ng out th r edu Qttto tet oettcteb Under Petr qtttdcmge the VVe 'S Htqh Sctftoot has ctdwcmged to ot e the most Dreqresstve IH the Countv y 1 , v L , 1 A L 4 ttte Uk' 'ffwtxttty Beetqat :wt ttfilQfTflt1,,f, C C'Ts'TDfbE'6?d Ut href wt +1 f- Y ' T ' N' ' ' ' ,J ,Serif CQ mek' 1511-'-Iris and fttreets the Qtttctirg if f?tf7 Qsehfvol. These t, A Q '. t. t 11, - Q , et '7 T 7 . 1 1 kg at -1 tteti A. 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Q M The Head 1 year 15 due to 11'1e splendid cooperation 1Oalcberq Mr Ruth fwrurnr Z r1l'1 .rfb was Much of the success 01 the scboo 01 the faculty under the able guidance of Pnncipa Joined the staff in mid-year to take over the dunes of Miss to continue teaching because of illness unable lCl-1, 13.131 OQKBFRC HB Ms Latin Science 111ino1s Colleqe 1979 University of Nevada 1931 Qummer Sessions University of Iowa 1934 Pxrension Division C V 5 1 1'orn131 1930 S y of L11 1J1 1 1 QMELIH ZOR Home Economics Soamsh English Phys1c'11 Educfxfion Universily of Nevad 1936 summer 'Session W 1118111 TUNE FEPRIC BQ ommercial Drama 932 Slum 1936 Francis 101451 V Y' S J O dnlx J Summer 11 rs1,' 9 W S ssions i1'1 II 1 1 anu 1 IJ 151 s Gr .1151 fi 1 S1n1rv 1 11511 V rsiif an DOBECN JVQN a Bc 'ia 'XS xv,- g W Q... :nw SNK. xbr ,rm if 01'l'he Schoo H. Sumo, rl. Dey. sirif-if . . . . Qnnote Leigipt ,rx v -Prfsi ' gflret DiGr':2i': 1- If J . . finne Supp irf isir . llirry Dry, Ir. . , iv.. 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IUHNITP1 EHTON Leopard Swff, 45 El Charco Staff, 4: Leopurd Staff, 4: E1 Charco Staff. 4: G.Q.Q., l, 2: lunifrr Play, 3, Opepfg, G.Fl.Q., l, 2: lu1'1iOf PlGY, 37 M1lSii'. lf Music, l, 2, 3, 4: Class Secreffirj, 4: l, 2, 3, 4: DYUIT1 MC1lC1'eT'e, 3 4: Class Class Tren r r, 2- mf ' 3 2, 3 4, T fret 3 C s Treasurer, 47 Spine 3 2 ll l A I'f?f 'I, lf C1Y1f'1f'I, 2, Senior Play, 4. IJQFTEPIFET DiGRQZlPl Leap ir.i :tt E, 2, 3, 4: El Chfirro Szafi 3, 4: G.Pl.Q., I, 7: Iuniar Pl'iy, 35 Can ni, 2: 0f7f3ii f'1, lp Music, l, 2, 3, 4: Class Presislen', l, 3: Class Vice-Pres ideni, lg Class Secretary, 2: Vice-Pres ideni Studen' Body, 4: Vice-Presiden Spanish Club, 3: Pep Club, 1, 2: Cheer Leader, 2. lf-lNlE GRHCEY Sffr-'iT':i'y Pep Cluln, 4. Trmsfer, Ogden, Utah. e l0I' I lj 5 5111 , 11 11 11' ' 1 1 1 7- '1'11 J F' 1 P f' '5 41J1 H1 .N v.f..s1 1 ...C . J ., Z- Iurugr mmm ,. fum fp Tl .V ', '13, 1 , Quiz, 45 Ili Q . 'I' IH 'ML ' N.'ISSi-T515 if :-ZCCSUYQY, . 'ln .UC 1, 'W .,.,1..1s.. V. 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Iezm ZClTiT1Lj SQCTGTCITYYTYQCISLITQT . . Gisiidys Whiteside SQTCJQGHTYCTTYQTHIS . Rciiph Bldckeii v- 19 -1' H. Dry, F, Viiiqigzii, VS. F .'i:' 1 F. D11iIII'i Urrder ihe iedder- ship- of Miss Ferris. the iiiriior CWVTSS had CT very siicziessiiif yefzr. The iiierribeis fuiiiiied Credirdbiy dufies of upper-- cicrssmen in prepare drioh for next yedr, when they Wiii try to live up to the high standards sei by the Seniors of 1940. .-Q 1' -CT ff -1' f , I Q. X N 5 r ,,..... -Xa 'Q gk V -7' ' wt- -n-.., C. i-iirc F C. Svedizi BI I D, Rf iriirrk F '23 .Curtis 41 . Nhitesi if- .Shuip ,. A ,x - v' lf!! K mx in 'Q' .r-' in urn if ,....., xVf s DiCr :xi , Q-' YLSUQNQ C.Y.'1iiifr:xis I, Z :iirid I. Ferris, Sporiscr H. D xy isif 'z F. 'ffriqhi G. Supp H. Vililfflilfl .18. 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Vilii 1'1Q'kv'1111f.. 112'-11'y 1? 11.11 1 y H1111 lfffi 1111 NM. ,J 1 A X if .r xxfxs I 1x z ixixr, IXIIL, QIVQIQIZLQ: ':.',fn1I1 U19 .gig rzwfg l1f .lH'. AMI .f .,1 .11 :- .--' 1' P - 1' 1 -1 H V vf--If -. .-5 -, --wwf. nf .,,., .x.,.. ., .AA.,, .HJ . A1 124- ,L 'rg' f'.11fI,'gf.tb . -Y . . fl . 4' . .rw iav.-.,,. Iv. x., rx! J. l . 'ILM ,fri ,zzz 2 W' f:ilf.,I 1 '.:'1:L1g1i.g.? f.,1'.'-- .V ZA . ':.1'- ,1.5-' L11 mx. .sf :. I' 1f.1.Z'IfI.1 f .1 ::..' Standing: E. Pengelly, G. Supp, E. Nielson, L. Nielson, NV, Kerr, Cotrcli Leavitt, E. Coa h L avit Corone, I. Oxley, C. Knudsen, D. Bemick, G. Supp. Kneeling: E. White, l. Blackett, R, Brooks, I. McDaniel, P. lsola, T, Thompson, D. Thurston Sexized: I. Smiley, B. Vaughan, K. Quilici, E. DiGrazia, B. Blackett, M. Sierra, H. Supp. The Leopards dedicated Elko's new gym- nasium and lost their first tilt of the season 3l-l5. The game was close until the last quarter. The Montello veteran Tomaselli scored 27 points to defeat Wells almost single-handed in the second game of the season for the Leopards. The score was 39-l5. Carlin came to Wells and, despite a last- minute rally, dropped a 35-32 decision. The Leopards showed more class than in any other game. The Elko lndions came to Wells and were lucky to leave with their scalps. The score at the end of the game was l3-l3. Wells rolled the ball around the hoop but it would not drop in. Elko made the first basket in the overtime period to win the game l5-l3. Battle Mountain showed srnooth passing in their game here and jumped into a lead in the third quarter which was too much for the Leopards to overcome. The final score was 30-13 in the visitors' favor. Wells kept the pressure on Winnemucca and came fast in the last quarter to outscore them lU-4. The gun, however, stopped the Leopards' rally, with the Buckaroos on the long end of a 27-23 score. Eureka came to Wells and lead the Leo- pards for three quarters. Wells was not tc be denied and jumped into the lead to win 40-35. Plustin, using a tight zone defense, kept the Leopards from scoring very heavily, but Wells won 24-l3. .IR ,A R' FA' '-. f'L --1 Pete Isola, loe McDaniel, Rex Brooks, Clair Knudse n Frank 'White Ed Cororie, Bill Kerr, lack Blaclcet .24. --s 6 T I 1 'T B 1-:k Row: E. Pengnily, G. Sugiy, l. Oxley, D. Remick, S. Supp. Front Row: E. Nielson, C, Knudsen, E. Corone, W. Kerr. The Leopards went down to Carlin and found them a much improved outfit. Carlin jumped into an early lead and won 38-27. Montello played here and again it was too much Tomaselli and Benedetti. Montello won 5l-22. The Leopards took a trip to Battle Mountain and, in a game that was much closer than the score showed, lost 45-28. For the first time in eleven years Wells defeated Winnemucca, the zone champions this year. Winnemucca started their second string and held a l4-ll lead at the half. The first string started the second half and Wells outplayed them, pulling ahead in the last quarter to win a 28-27 decision. For the first time in three years Wells broke even on the Eureka-Hustin games. They .45 f N 7 Y' K? f- .Q , i I f J' .'1lffYflYTl?'Il' lilfll' lost to Eureka 4l-l9, and defeated Hustin 25-22. In the tournament Wells played Winne- mucca the first game. Filthough the final score was 37-12, it was not until the last quarter that the Buckaroos had much of a lead on the Wells Leopards. ln the consola- tion bracket Wells nosed out a fighting Hus- tin team 29-27 in an overtime game. Hustin was in the lead until, with five seconds to go, Wells made a free throw and tied the score. The Leopards made the first basket in the first thirty seconds of the overtime period. For the fifth consecutive year the Leopards played in the finals of the consolation tourna- ment and were again turned back. Way off on their shooting, they dropped a 54-l7 de- cision to Montello. - 4- T' I 11: 1 ,Q xg 5 igwx, - ' ggtzji 3, X iff ltslfff :QQ l-, ,,i, -- ,L Ralph Blackett, lames Oxley, Gene Supp, Danny Remick, Evan Nielson, Eugene Pengelly, Lee Nielson, Manuel Sierra, Glenn Supp. 1lll5, In PAHD Rudlo news Drocdccxsts lrnp xrt cr d1st1nct1ve llcrx ur to everyduy and unusual events of the world ln Wells l-hgh School Leop xrd 9Cl1llJIlS l1lC9W1S6 have een pL1bl1SlIC'd 1 lquely tnterestmq news storles and edltorldls concernlng events of our schuol lh N339 Q40 Leopard ed1tor elected by the QSSOC1 uted Students wlth the md of fdculty CIdV1SOTS has assembled ct stuff ol drlrqent and resourceful workers who have kept us well utd mterestlnqly mtorrned qi the s hool news cf the yecxr Line l. t ms for H Pl Q rv M Dll rc: 1 rx ss Fe IS fs 3 49 792. 'D QI! S'-.lGl V1 V 1 V1 K Q l X ' Y C Y I 4 'Y Q , : . . .. 'Q Q 'V ' ' e , b , lv.' c l, Tl' ' I 1. I . l I V ' 'X . e fl , - , . , . 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D V ne HSS lSfl' fL1I,l G S111 The El Charva ed1tor elected by the qSSOC1CIlGd Students at Wells H1ql1 School w1th tne counsel of the faculty adv1sor sele ted the departmental nd st ttt members to carry on the Work of preservmq IPQITIOTIQS at school CILTIVIUGQ Thus as 11 a radlo OTQGY11ZGl1OI'1 where the executwes d1v1de tl'1e1r esp r1s1b1l1t1es amorq a large number of art1sts so tae l94O El Charco has obtamed a lmqlmy talented and cooperatlve qroup to Whorr' much CT9d1l for the slccess ot tlms nook IS due L CHARCO f-Q nl: lla-V Illily, l'frl1f:,1 ft :1 1 It lx ' f1..' 'r 1 , 3 Hrs.-J Cfrtf-: E. ' ' xiii, Fl. TCOHIVIS, l. Curt' , S. T' Q mgi Q , S. ke, I. D1G1 1211, l. 311512. l. E:1:11, P. Sllllfll. F. FV-f4:fSGIl, D 'W S , D. ' C , , ' , .. ' 'al . 1. ijigen, N. e :z 54.115, Qiv' ,z. Ei 'f':.:ff: P. lsr la, E, ll1li1f-2 . 1t1'l, l, GCLl'-'.'l!l, lf. ll 'i1',', H. Dvy, . S11g'1t, P. V :'.1i1l1.'1:1 fl. II :111:L:, -li 11. , , 1 . . 1 . 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T . . , 1. . 1 . 1 I I I , M The rurtyp1ece Wells Hrgh School Band resplendent rn new unrf rms ol navy blue gold and whrte was the most acttve orgamzatron ot the IHUSIC, department dur1ng th1s school year lt represented Wells at the Elko f'ou1ty Fatr on Band Day played lor the hlgh school basketball games the V F W play gave two formal concerts and partlclpated rn all mustc lesttval events or bands Ottlcers ol the band rnclude Pete lsola Drum Maror and Presrdent of the Must Club Harry Day lr Concertmaster lack Blackett L1brar1an and Dorothea Weeks Rssrstant L1brar1an Mr Leav1tt assrsted wrth the trarmng 1nd dnllrng of the marchlng band Personnel Flute Dor1s Hrgley Vrolet Murray clar1net Harry Day Ir oncertmaster Betty Toombs Pete lsola Frances K1ng Nevada Bo1es Eugene 31Graz1a Dorothea Weeks Cecelra Wrlhams Douglas Goble alto saxophone Evan N1elson Merrrll lones Rex Brooks tenor saxophone Ioan Ralph French horn Helen Murray Imogene Curtrss cornet Melvrn Gray Hngxe lsola Lee N1elson Margaret D1Graz1a Dale Murphy barrtone Ioe McDan1el Frank Whrte cello lulra D1Graz1a Marran Blatr trombone Isabel Urbrna QI'lQ9l1Y1CI lsola Paullne Klng double bass Clalr Knudsen lack Blackett tuba Ralph Blackett Coleman Kerr percusslon Robert Sharp Irene Davls lack Godwrn Iuamta Eaton drum mator Pete lsola marorettes Beth Peter Donna Plndreozzr Ellzabeth D1Graz1a Betty Smrth lame Gracey URCHESTRA The forty trve prece orchestra under the expert d1rect1on of Mr Dean last year parttcrpated rn the l939 Nevada State Musrc Festrval at Ely where 1t rece1ved a hlgh superror ratmg Wlth nearly every one ot last year s members back together wrth the addltron of three strrng basses th1s years orchestra IS agarn one of the outstandmg hlgh school musrcal organrzatrons rn Nevada Student conductors of the orchestra are Dorothea Weeks and Iulra D1Graz1a lack Blackett IS L1brar1an and Dorothea Weeks IS l3lss1stant Lrbrarran Personnel V1ol1n Dorothea Weeks Concertrmstress Rnnette Lerghton Qlta loornbs Darlene Toombs Dorothy Drake Beth Petersen Irene Dav1s El1zabeth D1Graz1a Leon Wlllrams Lours Snrder Wallace Snlder Donald Thurston Betty Drake Dawna Black vrola Della Hylton cello Iulra D1Graz1a Marran Blarr double bass lack Blackett Clarr Knudsen Esther Detwe1ler prano Hnne Supp flute Dorrs Hrgley Vrolet Murray clarlnet Harry Day lr Betty Toombs Nevada Bores Frances Krng Eugene D1Graz1a Ceceha W1ll1ams saxophone loan Ralph french horn Helen Murray lmogene Curtrss trumpet Melvln Gray Rng1e lsola Lee Nerlson Margaret D1Graz1a trombone Isabel Urbma Rngelrna Isola Paullne Kmg tuba Ralph Blackett percusston Rob rt Sharp Iuamta Eaton lack Godwm Donna Plndreozzt 29 N L to - ' ' ' ' .. 'o L I ' A 4 I I F I I 4 . AC : , ., : , ' ' , L ' ' , , ' ' ' , J sen, Juanita Eaton, Pllta Toombsg color guard Hnne Supp, Flnnette Leighton, , Your F ace is Familiar Your Face Qs FfIII1lllUT,l! a farce in three afts liuy Biiqene Todd, was pref sented hy the Senior ffltzss under the direction of Miss Ferris, The glass wfnrlcea diligently to nigrlce the play a success and was well rewarded tor its efforts. The playing Cast included Dilta Toornhs, Bert Hildebrand, Nevada DeVaney. Darlene Toorribs, Dale Murphy, Melvin Gray, Pete lsoia, Dorothea Vfeeks. Della Hylton, and Qnnette Leighton. The Crews were: Property Vrew, lanie Gracey, Dorothy Drake and Margaret DiGraziag Stage Vrew, Tozizniy Hussey and Euqene lewlcesg Make-Urg Crew, loan Ralph, Betty Sznith, and lsaloel Urhirxag Pronxrter, Shirley Thorrzrgsong Publicity Manager, lynx, :if trite Business Manager, lrianita Baton' Stage Mancrqer, Lrzwreiic-1 G: 'd :le 'iii' j1iiii r Tlczss fgiiose cmd presented tlie iiioderri tcirce, Protesstp:, fould Youln by Qmie Coulter Morteris os the cldss ploy. Tlirouuyli the Co operfrtiori of o toleiited orid hord-worlciriq cost orid the director, Miss Ferris ou eritertoiriiriq liildrious ploy resulted. Members ol the playing cost were Gladys Whitesidcv, Robert Vduqliori, Pete lsolci, l-lorry Dciy, lr., Robert Slidrp Elizoiaotli Difirdzicx, leon Zurmq, Quite Supp, Edmund Coroiie, ffe:ei1': ltffillioztis Grid little Potty Lee cmd Lou leon Hoi-biri. 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The number enrolled in the l939-l94U class oi Home Economics showed no increase over the number oi the previous year, as the equip- ment available in the Department limits to a great extent the enrollment. However, the ten girls who took part in the Foods class have enjoyed their year spent in learning the essen- tials of homemaking. The units ot work covered during the year included: Food Purchasing and Preparation, Table Service and Etiquette, Child Care, Health Care, Personal Grooming, and Family Relationships. The Manual Training class has completed a vast number oi projects in comparison to the limited size ot the group. The members have finished many projects for the school, as well as numerous articles for their own personal use and enjoyment. Under able supervision the boys have turned out useful work and are en- titled to be proud oi their progress. Some ot the types oi work participated in by the class are: cabinet making, wood turning, iumiture and building repairing, tool sharpening, and wood surface iinishing. DEPARTMENT ,35. FIHTLHES w Q D x 1 r L 1.n'Z:1.:: :1':,'11,' 'zrziw 11'-:Q'i:: 1.1, -H 1 I xIf 7f,' ,QlS'TLS:Vl1 Qi. 'ELF if- 1 LTQA' 3 1.1.1 ' 'z' . z, I 11'., lf, LI 1' f, .1 .' I 'f , 1 Ill uf TG: V If 'g nfl' ifw 21. I--.11'3'1s,1iL41 1211 r 1 X ' ., i13Q,i.:y 'WQNZQ ., .,1 4-'ff t ' 1 ,rv N 7 DC 3 rmlvll 'VIUSIC DEPHRTMENT Q ment system was mauqurated rn the Musrc Department thts year and orange and black chen1lle musrc letters Wrll be awarded ta students quahty rnq under the new plan Publrc appearances w1th the band and orchestra membershtp rn small ensembles otircershrps rn the Musrc Club and solo playrnq all these act1v1t1es have an rmportant part 1n the ment system clarrnet quartet strrnq ensemble and brass ensemble Each qraup meets ance a week for rehearsal recewes credrt tafvard qrdduatron and rncr entauy earns 1ns t N rd ur ters as she lfl d under e system 3 4 I s ,. ' C1 pgig X fb.. I -L , Regularly scheduled small ensembles in the Music Department include the I l Y f I I V. x 1 ' f f d,, y A pa' t 9' a s'c lei- 'e , th merit 3, Membership in the ensembles is as follows: clarinet aiirrrtet Hwrry Dry lr., Bettv Toonibs, Euaene DiGrazia, Nevada Boies, string ensemble Dir? thea Weeks, Pinnette Leighton, Hlta Toornbs, Marian Blair, Esther Detweiler brass ensemble Hnaie Isola, Lee Nielson, Helen Murray, Qngelina lsala loe McDaniel, Ralph Blackett, Irene Davis, Dorothea W'eelcs. ln the music contests this spring, Vfells High School was represented by the band, orchestra, :glee Club, Clarinet auariet, brass ensernble, string en seinble, and the tollowina soloists: Dorothea Weeks, violin, Marian Blair 'oelloq loe McDaniel, baritone, Isabel Urbina, trombone: l-larry Day, Ir., clarinet and Robert Sharp, snare drum. l mn . 4 ' Y r Illlf 1 lJVay bfrclc when. if ff H Qnd the colors ot old Vtfhats so funny? Hello, little mans. One, two Ono, two. Been for a ride, Something inte-restinq Sprinq is here. Maybe it's sorrgethinf Gonna study? Quite an arrnful. Tired? Festival notes. Sniatter, Qlta? Must be Checked out. Sonny? lt's a small world, Where's your band, .Q new bulletin! Here they Conte. Where's Santa? Late Mrs. Crump? Clean 'em qood, Mac Camera shy. Swell new Faculty i Together they stand. lust roostinq. Must be out. Two heads are better than one. Watch the birdie. Hi, Mac. 4Aiv1P 5 SHUTS KAMP S HOT' Good Joke, HUH? It's home from Work we qo. Where yd qoin'? lust come on in. Get set, go. Gee, thonks Miss Ferris. Domestic, don't you think? Smile purty, qois. Brdss buttons crnd stuff. Shorne!! Qh, pieose, look ot the coinero? Lunch time. Looking for your seniors, Mr. Font? 'Lo cooch. Posing dqoin, huh? VVhot's so interesting bock there? Underneoth the spreading - lust o bunch of birds. Getting reody for testivoi. VVho's your friend, Odkey? Qivnfr Mater. KRD - . 7 'vm' .. 'V X W. l X :f :i'WH- 41 1 WELLS PGW ER QUMPANY DE ENJQBLE EBV CE ff W ' ' 'T 1 . - ,, . . hi .rv K, , Q xx ff 1 NEW BUD S HIGHWHY STORE RICHFIELD SERVICE WRT R V L Cl Qs USNo40 Phone 24 Wells Nevada h D S1 1 H L BRUCE COMPHNY IEQININC cz d TPHLCDRIN 'QUE 'VOWEQSUHE FLCTU I J NEMEDQ THE MHSTER ENGRHVERS WFothB d O o WELLS HOTEL HND CHFE I I5 of FOUL S rd DPINKS Pho e 22 Well N ada THE CHPITOL Cholce Mfmes and Llquors NEMQLQ I T, , ,F G Q'1IEI ?l 24.31 T EEE 1 YUHI X!l'if1lIIlUI'IIIHlfI Rifflfivlrf ,,l'Il!l'I' 1. I f Q 4.AA CQ ?f',,If1 -milf ' ' ' 1 Six! and reet Wel s, Nevada . . lim fjlHIIHV'f1lHl Sl'l'l'il'l' M fflfI.f'l 911.6311 In Fir.r.'11r.Cef:setJ1f , . . F. Class Iewelry , ' '1 . YE L7 Dig lfszlgrzgi I-1. '. 'N Ns. .MES w K 1 Wea 113j Q .... 1ffj?f1.ff1'L' if-Icfgje ' ' ' L7 115 S. . ur venue Portlan . reg n flpvrz ffux' uv fl Niqlll , . M 5 1 'est V: gi . 11.33-92719 E4Ffi2fE1a.' n S, ev 1vE1.Ls E - Q W. ' - A15 - XYO an' 1l'iSIliTlQ 1,10 Qfflllllllfillfl SflIllI'll!S uf 1910 ffm Irvs! of luck in llwir fanning wurlc in ffm Business ururffl. IQ: ' SUPP BROTHERS GHRHGE Local Ford Mercury cmd Lxrcoln Zephyr DQCIIQFS im! MELIv NEVQDQ PYPER'S CHSH MHHKET E513 'QI ! :'l'1Qf' 2': fr-' -1' Ulf . , MEHTS A GROCERIES PRQDUCE Phone 14 VLLS VQDQ COMMERCIHL HOTEL mme ICII Mmmq cm Sfecrcrnen NEXQUG S QUILICI 6. SGNS General Merchcmdlse MEQTS GROVNERMS PRCDDU ff' Imp LLS 1039 1 f N f . F 1'I,f f - - . ITM - Ngnm . fwonrplin 'nfs of , hula 1 ' Q Hvuffryfurrlmw for A Ce- rc' , ' ' .G 225742 XV1' furry ilu' fwsl of slurlflrlrfl. x llH'ltllIllIfliSl' for mvn mul vmmq mv: 5 H3235 Sl5f'..d'u J ELKCD f f - 3 r.L fTE A - - HE7Hq - . 46 , BEINHHBT COMPHNY Quoltty Merchondise Slrgre Wire?-, lgl K0 NFVQDH f'ONGHPl'l'llLQ'TlOl-iii .,. . , if Students one Fiz:1g,t', cj Vsfelzs Hllfll SCl1i':'Q hgh NEVHDH BHNK OF COMMERCE mb Federal Depos! Insmance Corpo czho Member Fede al Reserve System ago- ELKO NEVFIDQ HRMHNKO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPHNY Stcrle Textbook Deposxiory x ur Sl! Jzslrmrztom rr li DICK FOMPQNY MIMEOGRHPHS QM H 6 ORONH YPEWFl1ERQ CDH lNC' Fl PIETI EOU PNFN DME l FIN SFP lNG OMPQN FJ RV EC HH HOU lllw QUNFI LHB? GTO? TIENI l I UlPMhlN 52 North V1rg ur Street Reno Nevada THE SHELL STHTION Shellubnccxhon Shell Products cmd Goodyear Trres Fuel Qtl ood Mochme Orl W R KEEGHN Shell Hqem WELLS NEVQDQ Me er i r ' n 1' 'QIEJEQ 1f,'1'luS ' .lu ff I . fn ' 1- Ct F- 57 C A T Am - L. F. HINDS Piotr'-,cr G. .,. LD 1 'T .. If f T H C .' .,.- .T Ct Y Simca FUHNZ,r,,7FF Petroleum e Gas - O1l - Stove Otl h E .ga x Yo? 'ND igQU1r:.f5N'1' A A 1 L- ' I iw' A -i L tt' F. 4 . TU?-.lf .mc 'Q 'll' ll' ' iz 'r f-IE endpoint of creative effort is at its best when there exists a mutual balance of critical and intellectual effort between the yearbook staff and school annual publisher. Today in this field of well established but actually untabulated values, the yearbook staff is more 'han ever anxious to rely upon the sources of experienced craftsmen. lt is our desire to unify this relationship through strenuous cooperation, to repro- duce as nearly and smartly as is possible, a faithful facsimile of the oriqinal conception. Para on 171-in ting Co. SCHOOL ANNUAL DEPARTMENT 122 wEsT SECOND souTH suv LAKE cl'rv DH I S MHRTIN sfrv Y R V 1 1 FIRST NHTIONHL BHNK OF NEVHDH PLKO JD H U CHSTLE and D H CHSTLE H110 HQYS CII I cm DR STEPHEN W COMISH DDS ELKO GEN ERHL MERCHHNDISE LKO NEVHDQ MILTON B BHDT ORVILLE R WILSON Qttomeys CII Law F r 1 Nat oncrl B vc 3,11Idr1q ELKO V .UCIDPI WELLS BEHUTY SHOP P I GOLDEN RULE STORE WELLS VQDQ fxUlllII!IHII'llIN UI f'1H11pIir114'l1lx UI f uf f . 7 f . '14 3157 3? xi. il Hunter Thea re Buidinq Ph 17 Elk , N d Al E - E TIE --D9 . . ' . fyUlll'I!IlHl'lIlN UI I' K . Y A ' o o I J o Q:-I5j-Q ana -QQ! Q75 H9fijOYFIf1 B :ith 3'111iiti 5 ff-1i1'f-,. F 3135i Epgil fig Ph 278 Elko, N d Ph 74 Elk . N d Sf QTIQEQFF' Rwuly Io XXYUIH' Im' llw Iillfifl' Ijurnify , 4 , , , 1 S 1 1371. I ' 1 . C' Y i rj ' I... ' ' ' ' ' .1.-. CXOIFIDIIHIUIIIS of KNUHIPIIIIIUYIIN nf XVP S vviafizv in Snfv. MEN, 'TILFITI Sc'i1'r1!ifir' Xvorfc Phone az-1 Wels. N d E - - NE , QQ . CITY CLUB d I K ELKO DRUG COMPHNY HLLEN HOTEL 6 CHFE ,fill f Best of Foods ond Rooms DoNNE1LY IP M WELLS NEVQDQ DR HHRRY M GHLLHGHER D D S 301 302 Henderson Bank Bu11d1ng Phono S9 Elko No ad omp mwnls 0 HL MOURS FLOWERS ELKO NEVHDH C STEVENS COMPHNY Dry Goods Clothmq Shoes Idaho Sine! Elko Nc ada Cornplnnvnfs of IJl'll!l'l'S lfl FORD, MERCURY and LINCOLN ZEPHYR SHLES HND SERVICE SPROUSE REITZ CO. Phone 165 Elko Nevada ELKO NEVHDR KWUIIIIJIIIHUIIIS of Mines on Liquors If-E115 .JIl'.'RI'R Elko N?'V'CIdCl Phone if fNUlIIIJliIlIl'llIS of fwlnoirv 'S unf Liquors ' ' ' I. M. , unoqer F U - ' ' ' , v rx c' 1- I f H, . ' - ' 452 . V ECHO COFFEE SHOP U 'V BHILEYS SERVICE STHTION cmd CHMP GROUND WELLS NEVHDQ REED S RITEWHY STORE Hardware Household Hpplxances Sporunq Goods LLKO NE Jflllfl IONESIE S BHRBER SHOP J VHLS NPVQDQ THE TEXHS COMPHNY Tex mo Flr Cluel Q nd Sky Chlel GUS ELKO NEVQDQ TRHIL 40 CHFE ol lol F od S rvod TCI 1 Po 5 Wl Saddle Ham I M CHPRIOLH COMPHNY Leomer ond Convos Goods Expert Shoe Repmrm 3 C B THPSCOTT Qttomey ot Low Phone 358 500 Commercxal Street Hende son Bank Bmldmq Elko Ne ad Elko Nevfxdcr v A I f llIlljl!lllll'Hl5 nl 4 rl-lu' Sh' Hausa lVl'fx : l'llll4l'l f2'l Dl7 1 lffff f 1'l.f ::1: lfff Ll f'Y'g1 ' fb ,.:l1 .' 1- :f ::.:-1' : . rl: : 'QU HE :lik cw' Elko. Nf'ff xflrx ,X ' Y f ' I I Il l uw lu 'mule lNVI'll . ,1 V X i ,. V K! i, Y 1 ll ll , , , flpvn l,lll' mul .Yiqlll . 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V Q Cgllho 3 1Rww 1 L mwreuc MLN 1 PEOPLES MHRKET Where you get what you hke C1 ld You lrke what you get ELKQ NEVQDH 'yQt'iH'3t!l1f1 Nj A - A f C EY T .w I 1 , ' A TJ . . 1 G FOX flftk M I 5 QE Q QQ QQ' 'Eff' - Hllttrltl 131113115101 N ' lVe1STer Pike- Betfl Nfilsi.-11 Herbert Duity Betty Ovwtnii ' ' ,E S wa BP 'W 1 ' WNO11 rw -- vt' ' ' In 1 new Deny rf xr Img' Iseli Liz. lf f, ff I zz Emir- Dim R11'lF 5 ' . E I 1, ', I . . E' O. Ichr ber y n ' 1 'et X .1 ll 'fE.F.EtK11St1 BUTLER FUNERHL SERVICE H Eglr lvl rr lvlrldrea H Butl r Owner Phone 40 Tllfc Nevada ELKO MOTOR SUPPLY COMPHNY Parts House of Nevada Parts for l tdl 1 CS Trroes PHONE 381 ELKO NEVBDH MHYTRG IRONRIGHT WRSHERS IRONERS WHITE S MHYTHG Sales and Servrce 729 ldaho Street Elko Nevada WESTINGHOUSE OHKLHND REFRIGERHTORS RFINGES Corrrplrrrtertts at ELKO COUNTY TELEPHONE and TELEGRHPH COMPHN Y Euro NEVQDQ Corrrplrrrrents of HRNOLD MORTUHRY Funeral Drrectors R E Bums Marraaer Phone 358 Elko Nevadc TROY LHUNDRY 6. DRY CLEHNING COMPHNY Specxahsts m H11 Partxcular Classes of Work E lf H Nevada Sales Servrge NEVHDH EQUIPMENT CO. 303 Grd Street Phone 94 Elko Nevada lrrdustrral Eaurprr errt Mrrrma Maclrmery lVICCorm1clcDeerrr1q Farm Eaurprrrerrt lnterrratronal Motor Trucks H. W. HESSON COMPHNY Hardware and General Electrrc Qpplrances Qutorrrotrve QCCESSORIES and PQRTS ELKO Nsvmm E. . t ', Q iarger It l 'U My Rf Plll Cars Batteries A A s Vw, 4 . , , A l T V .54. THE GLEN BROS MUSIC COMPHNY SCHRULDLR PHAR Nl XCY CGW 91 C1 O mmcnt NO Jelues Glfts Razors Hspum Todetr es Unouentme Lcrxcmves, HTOINILQIS Tablet In dl 19 Odoronf Nuts Statlonery 'X I yfw 1 wt the Foumnu' 'X..7f.'f1.Yf.'l':.I:.:1 ,f 14 ' :ig L 23, lIl1'f.'II. Z:f.' 1' 4' ' , . 1 . J N N :J I, :fi 1 ,' '.fT'::A '1 '1 1 f 4 4 K 3 Oifffts' fix-'1f 1':ss 'JI -QC: . 1 g S 1 . LE X , ' 1 n 1' CLQSS OF 1939 Marq1e Black r1ow Mrs Grant Cox IS llVlI1CI 1n Gold H1ll Nevada Ruth Iea1111ey lb uo1n4 to school 111 Salt Lake C1ty Utah Melv1n Gray lS tak1na a P G course and IS l1v1nq 111 Wells Laverne Iewkes lb takmg 1 P G c111r5e also a11d IS res1d111g at her 11 111 111 Starr Valley B1lly Hylton lb l1v1nq at h1s ho111e 1n Starr Valley Frances lima lb l1v111q at 1111 home here 111 Well a11d 13 workmg 111 the llbTCIYY at Wells H1qh School B111 Leo11ard lS r1ow l1VlI'1Lj 111 Ogden Utah lona Sved1n now Mrs Herbert Uhl1q IS l1v1nq 1n Metropol1s Nevada Ray L1nares IS l1v1nq 111 Wells and 1S employed at The New 1-hqhway Store Burton WIIIQS IS aomq to school 111 San FYCXIICISCO I-xCIllfOTI1lG Vern Pengelly naw Mrs Hrchte Srnlley IS l1VlI1Q 1n Wells Ed Whtte vmg s III t1e ce11s11 VlVlCIll 11111 IS jomq to schoo Sa11 lClI1C.1 LJ C1 1torn1a Bud Zar1nq1sl1v1nq IU Wells and lb e111ployed at the Ba1ley SQTVICQ SlC.Il1OI1 Della Sved1n lS qomq to school 111 Loqan Utah CLQSS OF 1938 Ph1l1p Sharp lS QOIHQ to school 1n Provo Utah Betty Taw lS l1V1I1q 1n Reno Nevada Frank Blackett 1S QOIDQ to school 1n Cal1torn1a LOUISE Blackett 15 l1v1na 1D Wells Blame H1qley IS l1v1nq 1D Wendover Utah Dorothy Brtcker now Mrs Lester Hqee lSl1VlI'1Q1l'1 Metropol1s Nev ada VITQIHIG Black lS l1v1nq 1n Wells and IS employed at The Golden Rule Store Vlfqll B1rdsell lS employed 1n Wendover Utah Marqaret Kma lS qomq to school tn Moscow ldaho Douglas Srnlth IS l1V1nq at h1s home 1n Ruby Valley Nevada Vrrqtl Larsen IS QOIHQ to school 1n Provo Utah Eleanor Weeks IS QOIUQ to school 111 Reno Nevada NUYVIU Dav1s IS qomq to the Unlted States M1l1tary Hcaderny at West POINT Margaret D1Graz1a lS aomq to school 1n Reno Nevada Gerald Myers lS l1v1na tn Wells Cather1ne Cazter 15 QOIHQ to school at WGSlIT1lU ster 1n Salt Lake C1ty Utah Robert leanney 1S qoma to school IH Loaan Utah FLQSS OF 1937 Zoella Husttn lS l1v1nq 1n Elko Nevada W1lson Black IS l1v1nq 1n Wells Martha Detwetler now Mrs I McDan1el IS l1v1nq 1n Wells Meldon Kmq 1S l1v1nq 1n Wells and runs a new R1chf1eld servlce SlGl1OH Ruth Gulley IS l1v1na lI1 Wells lesse Sharp lS l1v1nq 1n Wells and 1S employed at the Supp Hardware Store lunlor Sharp lS l1v1na 1n Ruby Valley Nevada lsreal Stowell IS l1v1nq 1n Reno Nevada Paulus Sved1n IS on a rn1ss1on 1n Sweden Bllly Toornbs 13 l1v1nq 1n Clarkston Washlnqton L1eutena Leonard lS l1v1na 1n Elko Nevada Compl1ments to WELLS HIGH SCHOOL Elko Shoe Shop - Elko News Stand , '1 'Q Q . .4 ', '- ' 1 ' o e' . ' f l I L I A , I N . V V I I l , , . lr., is li ' L 111 Well , tak' 11 l , :1 ' s. ' S 1 1' ' l 111 E rs 1, CV' 1- ' I I V I A ' l V l I l ' I l