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

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HALL Achievement Here is one boy we are truly proud of. Even back when Jim Dalbey was a fresh- man he showed signs of having a pleasing personality and ability to get ahead. Not only did Jim do well in his stud- ies, but he is one of our best athletes. Football and basketball weren't enough to do, so Jim went out for track. He also be- longs to Old English F. We feel Jim is deserving and worthy of winning achievement and we offer our 1ongratulations. Jean Crook is the girl who is never too busy to accompany the freshman har- monica player or the girls' glee club. Her piano playing has been a part of every assembly program during her all too short three and a halt' years in high school. As assistant animal editor and vice president of this and that, she has been the worker behind many a project. The good wishes of her classmates and the fac- ulty go with her to college next fall,

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FAME Popularity The pride of our school is Norma Bruner. This popular brunette senior is admired by all, for her ability to make friends and her way with the faculty. Norma is in Alpha Lambda and wears an Old English F to prove it. She also serves the senior class as secretary. Norma has left part of her sunshine and good humor with all of us and every- one feels she is worthy of the honor of being the most popular girl. A great big smile and Hi ya, old kid accompany Chuck Renfro where ever he goes. Even as a freshman, his personality began to show through and gained momentum as he made his way through his high school years. Now Chuck is a high and mighty sen- ior and his election as student body presi- dent gave proof of his ability as well as his popularity. Chuck also distinguished himself in the sports line, playing foot- ball and basketball. r Q' l