Churchill County High School - Lahontan Yearbook (Fallon, NV)

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'ls-1 it Frances Springer, vice president: Helen Rice, secretary: Junior Palmquest, treasurer Bctty Allyn, president. LIEUTENANTS BEAUTY and brains just don't mix, so we've heard. Hut right here and now we want to file complaint. We know what we're talking about because Betty Allyn, our pretty president, has led us throughout our school year and looking back we all have to admit she has done a good job. We gave our dance, our assembly and everything came oft' just as we planned it- good, good, good! Frances Springer, Junior Palmquest and Helen Rice have helped our little president quite a bit in her work. too. VVith all ot' them working together as they did we have had lots ot' fun. VVe can afford to brag, too. because the one and only student body president came from our own little group. You all know him by the name of .lon Hammond. When we put on our assembly, a group of girls called the Sugar Howl Eight, sang their own theme song and also some popular ones. The skit was a comedy and Shannah Olson, the leading lady, who is talented in acting comedy parts, gave out with so many corny sayings that tears ac- tually rolled down the cheeks ot' some students. The most musical people come from the junior class this year. The pop- ular vocalists, Frances Springer. Helen Rice and Mary I.ou Stiverson. have formed a trio all their own and they are really pretty sharp. Ernie Moiola and Mickey Melendy and Hob Zilkey are outstanding sports- men. Ernie for basketball and Mickey for pole vaulting, Both ot' them are anxious for next year when they can really show their stuff.