Wells High School - Charco Yearbook (Wells, NV)

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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, ,

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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