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

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U55 CICLL After many years of ser- vice to the high school Mr. Giblin retired at midterm. A fitting memoriam to his splendid science teaching are the many Fallon boys serving in the armed services who got their basic knowledge of all the sciences in Gibbies' classes. His students have made enviable records in scientific fields. 'Q 5 , Q. lx S P lh rzl lnnltn Sawyer, I., C. Sclmnk, ILL Nl K l'I'lll Yiwu- X I niui . r ..--'. -- . , n... .- . . IIN oflnlilm l K X llllllllllt l ll Ill IIIXII In otl.uIiluini:i,Nl..X. hpoiismx I-I-.X I N Ililnix llilltllllll Iilniix , , i N Ne-lnm Tlmmpson, ILL 5.11111 01.11 tulle-uv ukv, ILA. llllllll' l'In-ulmlllivs I, ll, Ill on tolli V 4' 'S 'D mul Hr llc Ill luhln xp' :km 4 Irl 4 lu fllllv, 'l'l'ilrl1' 'l'l'iu 52 Mary Xhullali-1-, ILL I-rum-rs I.. Hllltz. .LB l'lIlY4'I'4llj' ol' X4-vmlzl Iknivvrsily nt' .Xkroii Sllibflllilllll, llnolilwu-pill I'In:'Iisll Ill :llnl IX' Hi'l'i1's' l'I':l1'Il1-v lY1nl'llI llislury Lloyd lf. N'llilu-, .LIL flmrle-s R. York, ILS. 1'ulni':11lu Sluts- l'IIlYl'l'NiIj' nf Xa-vzulsa Alu-Iv1':u I :nn-I Il, 121-mm-try liusim-ss .xl'llllIll4'lil' 'l'l'i:, Solid 411-oinivlijx' l'llj'Slvl'1Il lfllllvlllllvll, Vo .Xssistniil 4'Iv1l+'lI 'Not l'l1'lIIl'n'li Eu-lyn Slurglll. ILS. l'niu'rsiry nt' Al'iZ1lllll lluim- liwvimiilivs H4-ornzv Jurgs-ns North llilliliiil Stalli- 'i1'III'l'Ill S1'lt'Il1'Q' I'hysu-s. l'ho-inistry

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U55 acuffy 35, l l alttiq- NI, Brown, ILL Dorothy -In-:ul hi-hon. .LIL I uiu-1'si1Av ol' YifIn'nsll:i l'uixorsil,x' ul lu llllll I x muisln I :md II 'l',rpin:. liusum-ss I'n- lush 1 lPlIlIlll'l'l'l1ll 1.vo:l':1plly 1 -11,1111-11-lnll l.:1'-Y, l,:xIil1 ll flu-sl:-r liih I liluwsilr 4rI4t'ulnI l1l1r hmm- liihhs, ILL 4'llo'llIlSlI'3', lllx I IIIIXUVNIIY ul M xrzlllzl 411-lwrwl Scicliv-v lll2'lISlI I. .louruxullsm A I PP 4 uul In XIII-Iulallnf-v U!'I'i4-1-I' 'fx Q -. Although the facility seem- ed to enjoy our six day furnace lay-oft' as much as we, we missed our dear teach- ers. This year's faculty have heen our friends not only in the classroom, but also in all our outside activities. 'I'hey've helped plan our parties, and we blush to admit, have done most ot' the work. They out- shine us as dishwashers and broom pushers. 1 Hn-lc-n lloou-r. Il.3I.l'I. Ihriglll .L Nu-I-on ll K Nol'lluu'1-slr-rn lliin-1'si14v l'niu-rsily ol' No x ull l',llZ'llSlI Il, Music, lll4lHl'IX' IIS, llislory. Yu llllll ot' Music :und Art 4'lll'l'l'Ill Prolflvm .xlll'llliIlll4'l' 1rI'i'i11l Nzlllmnio-I Norton, Ii.!c.I'l. Nol'llnu-sn-l'x1 i'lllY1'I'Silj' Russell R1-una, ISN Iunulisll I l4lllYl'l'Silj', Slzlli ll X N luxsnwss Arillmnftii- Hom-l':1l Xlolnrs In Illuln ol' 'l'l'l'illIlDllV V X14-4-Iulnif-:ul llru X All-1'Il:lni1-s, I'l'1' I Il ll! I Il

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, X is l, . 'af lZll.l, YHVNH IZHXXIIAI l..X'I l'lX 1'.XlII, IPAXIN Slllmh-nl llo1l5 plw-sivlvxllt Nlllllhflll 'vw-xllv seclw-l:lz'.v Slllllltlll lwflv lr:-.lslll 1 xscufiue Onznziffaa VVhen shall we have the frosh reception I' How should we pay for the windows broken the night of the pep rally I' Shall we have school dances when the team plays away? These are but a few of the problems hashed over by class presidents and student body officers when they meet with Mr. Johnson. On their shoulders lie the jobs of setting dates for parties, paying bills, and enforcing rules. Seated, left to right: Billy Engebretson, Anita Rubianes, Bonnie Lattin, Bill Jenevce Weaver, Don Mills. Standing: Carl Davis, Mr, Johnson, Don Fister. Young, Bill Stuart,