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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1952 volume:

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Ji, 5 ,, I - 9 ' 2 .f 2 wr ,331 .,. 7 Q xi' 1' 9- ,. .. 'it 0- ' PAUL C. JENSON University of Nebraska. A.B.. M.S. Typing I-II General Business Senior Sponsor DARRELL S. WINTERS Western State College of Colorado, li.A. Band Clee Clubs Diversified Occupations Freshman Sponsor pak i ANNE CIBBS University of Nevada. BA. English I-lV journalism Lahontan Advisor Crm-nwave Flash Advisor Alpha Lambda Advisor Freshman Sponsor HAZICI, PITTMAN Westminster College, B.A. Arithmetic World History Girls. P. E. Coach: Girls' Basketball GAA Sponsor -rv, if 2?x 1 my f' 7 ALLEN FIFIELD Utah State. lS.S. Idaho University. MS. Mathematics Senior Sponsor EDWARD ARCINIEGA University of Nevada, B.A. Spanish I-II Sociology Arithmetic Assistant Coach Noon Hour Activities Director Sophomore Sponsor A it nv' Q X fa-. LEWIS C. FOSTER Bio Grande College. B.S. Summa-r Session University of Nevada Civics Drivers' Education Senior Sponsor ALFRED .l. ZUBLER lndiana University, M.S. Shorthand I-II Bookkeeping Accounting Office Practice Adult Business Education l.ahontan Business Advisor ix '?.'3' '51 si . .nl-.23 an Y? ! CENEVIEVE JOHNS University of Nevada. BA. English ll-lll Tri-S Advisor Drill Team Sponsor Noon Hour Activity Director .lunior Sponsor BYRD FANITA SAWYER University of Calif.. M.A. University of Idaho. B.A. Library Study Hall Sophomore Sponsor 9' 'Q 15. 419' 1 ., . I ? ixi3.fv1-zz r if I 5 HJ' X 'V . a ' i f I MICHEAI. DRAKULICH University of Nevada. BA. Boys' P. E. Mechanical Drawing Coach: Football. Basketball hall Block F Advisor ARTHUR BELL University of Nevada. B.S. General Science Biology Physics Chemistry Junior Class Sponsor 315 N . ' Q, . 1:-, 33. 1- ' Base if in 'Witt ev! ' x5 Z 'UC 43 L, - 3+ . QC, N ,Qu . , . , 4.3. val Rl l'll tLIl.llliR'l lioloraulo State 'Teachers College. All.. MA. Latin l-ll .Nlgelira l .lunior .Mlvisor Qqvf' Nl.-Klli NYCRICN 'te ! University of Nevada, l3.S. third llonie lfconomics R FHA Advisor Freshman Co-Sponsor L. C. SCH.-XNK l'tah State Agricultural College. BS. Vocation Ag FFA Advisor S. R. BILLINCSLEY Polytechnic College of Engineering. B.S. Chemistry Physics Biology General Science flliflltfllf .lIllICFfNS . . , , A W North Dakota Nate Lollege. lib. American History Lf- Speech English II Sophomore Sponsor Cl'l:KliLllf MILLER Lniversity of Nevada. BS. Veterans On The Farm Training Program. DlCl,lilfR'l' STEWART W M05 Nor picturerl lhiversity of Nevada. BA. X- j Washington Lee University K Colorado XLSM. fl Farm Mechanics T 7 Young Farmers Program Sponsor MARK STPIW.-KRT 5-! Mir pictured Q71 University of Nevada. BS. Veterans On The Farm Training Program I 0 I All students und all student problems find help and friendliness from Superintendent Smith. ln addition to his many problems of administration, Mr. Smith serves as advisor to the Executive Com- iuittee. Miss Malioney. the alile office secretary. always gives a smile with her pink passes. Although she- rules the recalcitrant students sent in to study with an iron-hand. Helen is evcryhodvis friend. Y . I y w.- r .Y Loyal friends to all CCHS students are the three hard working board mem- bers. Attending every school dance and school function, these are the finest of public servants. They deserve the com- lltllllllX-S zippiu-intioii. 'Wa .-- .B, -8' 'sr v-. Y fs - V' -3 If laden! gcwlq Off ' Stan Fergu on Premlcnl Dave Qhleld Secrelary Ken Cm crQton Vzcr' Ireszflenl Jim Thornton Treasurer iw laden! Huawei! ,QU I Nim- Svhmaling . -v' . A 3 '17 jun L, VIQIIUIIIIOII Y, Ken ,I Cuvvrslml f' Dim A Bruner Slam ., lfcrguson Frank SE1l'kI'il'lCI' IA llil P1 rwCll ANNUAL REl'RE5ENTATIVlf5fEditor Mae Sch- maling and Businvss Managvr Lola Powell. CLJXSS PHESIDENTS-Frank Sackridcr. Sopho- morcs: Bill Gaines. Svniursz Don Brunvr. Juniors: and Tiilllllly Lmlllm, l rc'shn1cn. wg ,x ak ...yt . 5 gfrfr 4-5' MQ-ff' 1' , X 'Ai 'iff 4 :Q - 'fur . 'q-. i ? . - X Q.. ,,. f I V' ,ff '.. ' . ' - ' , l , ll .. si., W, lx. F 'Q 0 'k i-f fy gauge ?cw5aa4 -67761444 .7 , ipmka ln aclilitiun tu lu-Q-piiig thi- si-liiml well-grmzxiiml at all hours. the rlistmlians, Mr. Ash. Nlr. lfor- liush. ancl Nlr. Parlu-r lnut pimfturetli are always ready to assist 1-wrryuiic at sf-lmnl with a million illlfl one mlcl julia. Xvlivtlii-r ills lwcpiiig Nlrs, Szuvyvris vanmly mai-hinv running. helping thi- fle- vnrating 1-nnnnittve. or fixing a lor-ki-r that wwn't open. tht- s1'hool's chief assistants are always reacly. The Fallon gym is an example uf shining nm-atness envic-fl hy all visiting teams. The just-hatrhml look of the gym is because Mr. Parker devotes all his time anrl ability to l-:ceping Fallonis gym the in-nest and the hr-st in Nevada. , Q 'L s X... S X 'ds' 'I X v , N.. r -. K, XM V5 .1 gg. ,, .f. '-'4i'f '- f' 31, :gg .f .A '?. - g1'f:-2235--. A-5 Q - M 1 ' , 5-37... A' 9 . ,. L ...V mf sk-1 ' . 'T , 4,5 wp., Qsffrf J' -, we 1 ,- ' LV 725' 5- 7. Q. .3 Q J,-3,71 -' ti v ii 4 '- ..gL:,-f' Xu ' X . , Wada! ? 4 ' .3 221 v TJ: lf .4-.--- ' ' Sm Currently sr-rving as stuclunt borly Pre-sirlvnt anfl as an officer of Block F. Stan is fur suro thc- most popular boy of the- yvar. During his four years at CCHS. Stan has lu-lfmge-rl to various or- ganizatifms and has partir-ipatccl in nearly all Sports. Hats off to a rcally fine fvlluws. Q 4422669 Though Kaarcn canio licrz- only last year. her wonclvrful personality and warm snlilc have won for liar tho title Most Popular . A mffmlwr of Alpha Lamlula. Kaaren has also proved her alril- ity in learning. She has left us now to go on to college. The lmcst wishes of CCHS go with lier. 7146501 came rw-ua, '7b, Named by the faculty as the glrl ouhtandmg IH leaderihlp Wai ,lanlce Palludan ,lamce IQ nms lrewlent of Alpha Lamhda Treawrcr of the Qemor Clasi and Treasurer of GAA as well as a member of num other orgamzatmne qurcly no hetter chmce could haue heen made it 44' as -1 7 60 Also rhmen bs the facults as a leader was Ken Cmereton Ken IQ a memher of Trl N and 1 Yue PI'fQll'lCIll of the Ntudent Bodx ll 1 a ts IX readx to help suth thx and that 'md lu merrx nxt would Qurelw he mwsed K '-t.:bZ5f . ' 'Milf TWP . ,W - 4, J 4 A . X I! v R a .. e ' E 4 . 3 A . n s l A 'I A ' 1 f 1 ' 7 l r , 1 r. ' K ' 5 . tj Y V 77 Z Z 1.114 A fi 0 1' 9 'HQ ' KY 5 ii. l I l 7 Z pcuclew gedq .landed Marion has been cited by the faculty as the boy The faculty has picked Betty as thc girl who has who has developed the most in his four years in shown the most development in the last four years high school. He is President of the band this year here at CCHS. Belly is an active member of FHA and most of his spare time is devoted to it. and Band. Her personality has made her well- liked by everyone. Qin!! tate Q BONNIE HINKLE JOAN WOUDS PATSY l','t'I I'IiKSON l'litlGY S'l'Al P These eight students represented Fallon at Girls, State and Boys' State conventions held last summer. lt is an honor to he chosen to go to these conventions attended hy student leaders from the entire state. Each year. various service clubs of Fallon choose from the class which will be senior-s the following term the students they think are hest qualified in leadership. During the weekis stay at Girls' State or Boys, State. each person has a chance to study and participate in city, county, and state governments. The highest honor attainable is to he chosen from this group to represent Nevada at the Girls' Nation or Boys' Nation held in Vlfashington, D. C. gage ' tale BILL tl XINES HICRIB ,-XLLEN GICORGF ISETT I3Il.l. tIORKll.'. fi 1 Gi . v 5 '. X 5 2. Q 9 3.5 1 2' a x ,' -' AL.. ' I A- - . O Make Mine Music was the theme of the Senior Ball, the first formal dance of the year. Chosen from the senior class to reign over the festivities were Anna Lawson and George Isett. Above, the King and Queen lead the Grand March. On the left, Anna and George pose for a minute before being crowned. it' r' ,gef- Janice Palludan. Treasurer: Kaaren Murdock, Secretaryg George Isett V108 Presl dent: and Bill Gaines, President. embed The seniors amazed themselves and the world this year when they decided to hccome a quiet, well-mannered, law-abiding, demerit-fearing class. This change of face was not that they lost their enthusiasm so marked in their younger years. but that they grew up and became dignified overnight. The highly successful Senior Ball highlighted the fall semester. The Seniors chose Make Mine Musicw for their theme and George Isett and Anna Lawson for their King and Queen. Because many members of the class of 1952 have been together since they entered the first grade, the class is unusually well organized. Now class meetings are devoted to plans for graduation exercises, for scholarship opportunities, and for plans when graduation day rolls around. The halls of CCHS will be strangely quiet when the class of 1952 has joined the ranks of graduates. Ihicisiiiix liism' 1 J l llX l. 12. 'L 1: Ri-pnrlc-1' I: 5l'Cl'i'llll'X 7: E Nuxgli-mlfr -l: lil'-w lflulr 2: l.ilnmrx 2: Kill , 5 1 1. 2. 1. Yiw' i'.-.-.mm 41 um: isa-ix.-L A if K, hull l. 2. Il. l: llrill il4'lHll Z: il'l4illlflll'l' from ' :Ik Slll'l!I'l2l' Vaillvy lligh School. Lulu- lfity. 1 xl- '- 1 ifuriiiai. llicim .fXi.i-isN V lllovk l' 1. .l. -1: lluxkvllmzill. ll Sqiiuil J. Nlunaig.-r 1: Kin-viiwuu' lxagui' 4: lim-11.111 1. 2. fl. '13 lloyf State- fl: Junior Frolii- Il. ll lfuollmll 3. -1: Xluiiugivr 1. LORNA loxics ll0Wl.l-Ili l'1l'lX 1, 2, 3, lg l'arliu1in-iiiariau 29 Pu-firlviit 41 1l.fX.N 31 Junior l-'rulii' 3. . m DUN .'Xl'STlN ' 'Q' .Nui pivfzzrwl ' in-'N 14101-k if 3, 4. iumiilaii 2. za, 4. Fit-x 1. ' lr, I D, ., If .f f ,l ,, , f hmmm RICHARDS BOWLER 'vs N- llanfl 1. 2: Claw' Club 13 GAA 2: Drill 'lim-gun 'A , '. 2. 3. if . , R N- .wwf . Jm HOWNING f mom W AVAILABLE Nut piclurefl ' Q Y Q? s '- B- . -Q .f 5 P9 log. Yr? N . V !g I n lxlx'l'11iiRiNE ELLISON i - ' , . 1-. llancl 1, Ldhontan btafl 3 ' rill 'iv' 1 fs' -. o. . - L, 'W :..w-.. , Q. . . :: 'QK' if .- , ,. V, . A, . la. lv Aki. , ,, J., ., , -4 l.. f. , m vff. wx I Q-. iii' .,' , -lg : .2575 2.31 54. ' 1 ,.- .. , , - .-anna' 1: 1 -y, -LA 3 fi K M 6395 ' . .ix C, , w 2. Vice- Prvsialcm 43 Football 2: llasc-hall 1. 2, lhicisfxiu ERB l.ilmrz1ry 1: Croc-nw'ave lflaslaf-s fig Lahonlan Staff 3: CAA 2. 3. 42 l'resicle-nt 4: Cirls' llahkvtlvall 1. 3: Nlanagf-r 2: .-Xssi-tant Coach 11-1 llrill Team 1, 2g junior Frolic 3, 4, Joie Cnoy Claw Prvsirlz-nt 1: Stuclr-nt Council 1g Tri-S lilovk I 2, 45 llaskc-thall ll squarl 1, 2: Crm-n wan- 1,1-aguv 4g Foollmzill 2. 4: llaswball 1. 2. 3, 4: Treasurvr 4: Olcl English F 1. 2, flg ' l ' li11.L CORKILL -5 3. 4: PPA 1. 2. 3. 4: f.l1apt1'r l rvsi1lviit l'-viitiw Chairman 4: Olil Engliali F g N ll' T 3. 4: liaskctliall. li squad 1: Boys-' Stats- 3. , - , jonx Fisrrgic Q A-' Tri-5 2. 3. 4: film- fflulr 2: UAA 2: Drill 'll Council 4: Tri-5 4: Toastniastvrs 2. 3: Vico- 4 Pr -am 1. 2. 3: Drill Sergeant 3. in-Lx CovERs'r0N Sllllllili Hoely View Prc-fide-nt 4: Siuelent Q-siflr-nt 2: President 3. 1iIi'l l'l JANE HAMILTON A- - 'ms 3. 4. film- Club 1. 2. GAA 3. 'Y-ft Q' L , -J L s- ag Q' 1 ICUQIQNE Dixvuss FFA 1, 2g Band 1. 2: Block F 4: Baskf-tball 4: A squad: Football 1. 3. 4: Tram-k 3: liasvliall 4. lS0NNii3II1Niu.i2 Tri-S 3. 4: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4: Se-Crm-tary 2: Vive l're-sill:-nt -l-1 Ulm- fflulu 1. 2: Olil lfnglifli F l. 2. 3. 4: :Xlplia Larnlirla 1. 2. 3. -'11 Vim' l'n'si4l4'ril 4: C.'X:1 2: I5 squad r'ln-1-i'l4'a4l1-r 3: junior Frulin 3: Girls' Stair- 3. Nl1CKEY DAVIES Football 3. 4: Baskvtliall B squad 3: A slluall 4. Im J0 HISKETT lianil 1. 2. 3. 4. lhzrwis DE BRAGA FFA 1. 2. 3. 4: Trvasurcr 21 Vice- Prvsidf-nt 3: Exvculivn- Connnittcc- 4: 0141 Englisli 1 3. 4. l.oKE'r'm l RUNS Trunflu-r froin Cliowvliillu l'ni0n High School, filmxwliilla. California. l 11:X 1. 2: 1.111211 Girls' IA'Llglll!'. ri Eg., ei? I ... -v- ,Q n 41 -1' .1-'fi 15-fi .5 4 'Q' . an ' . QV I ll f- 'U' ul? , - if S x X' Bouiiv JUNE JACKSUN Drill 'll-ani 1. HEHNIAN DIXON .Yut pivturmf FFVX 1 2 3 1- 1410.-k F 3. -lg Foollxall 3. S1-g 'lirark 'S JOYCE KELLER FHA 4-1 .-Xlpliu Luiiiliila 41 Olcl lfnglisli F 4: ll,-X,-X 2. 3. 4g Svvretary 3g Drill Tm-ani 1. 2, 3. DoN URAPER Band 1. 2. 3g Lahontan Staff 3, 45 Toastmas- tvrs 1. 2, 35 Sr-crm-tary-Trr-asurer 1: Junior Froliv 3. qw' fb Il J, BETTY X f gl' RX ff. x A-swL..sf- , 'L ' 33, 2 'A 3 5 'gi . ff s , l x 5 fi ' lf' is 5 'vm ,. L - NIJ ,-if zfffwfarmw ,611 9224.114 Wifi! MAJ l Q- . fr, 4' . xy .ggi 7 , ' is W5 -.Zig i - rf Fi, . l a n 7 K 'f 1 , Q LANDIS FHA 2. 3. 4g Historian 2, 3g llaml 1, 2. 3, 43 Creoiiwave Flashes 3g Lahontan Staff 2. 3. 4. ED DOUGLAS FFA 1. ANNA LAWSON FHA 1, 4g IPA.-'K 4-3 Se-nior Hall Qui-en 4. BILL FERGUSON FFA I L hall 1 g ilmrary 1: liaskvtlmall 1. 2g Fool- . 2. 3, 4-g Rvno High Sclioolg Class Vice Presiilf-lit 3g Boys' Ulm- Club 3. JOYCE MILLER FHVX 3. 4g CAA 4. Svcrvtary fl. 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Nl-x1'111c:1s FFA l. 2: I Fr:-liv 3. Y ' is I? fx 'U- uf ' H.-xNN1F,xN I I Elm-k F 3. 1: Footluxll 3. 11: Junior 'R S- 4. .S 1 NIAE Sc11MA1.1NG X- ff . 111-nt .o1m:1l -I-1 Ifl-5 1. 2, 3. 4: llaml 1 11..1.1f.-11.- 1. 2. 3. 4: 0111 English 1' 3. 4g AIA ,W ,, pha Lamlmrla 3, 4: GA.-X 2. 3. 4: Prm-si1lv11t 3: l.ul1onIzu1 Staff 2. 3. 4: Ealitor 4: Crc-1-11- wan- Flasln-s 2. 3:,Girls' Baskfrtlmull 1, 2. 3, lf: junior Frolic' 3. llox HARMON FF-K 1: Block F 3. 4: Treasure-r 4: Baskvt- Iwall ll fquanl 3: Ure-1-nwavv Lvaguw- 4: Football 4: Track 3. N.-1vE11NE BOYER SMITH FHK I. 2. 3. 4: Rvporh-r 2: Vice l'r0si1lv11I 3: 1211-v ffluln 1. 2. 3: Fx:-cutivv Board 2: fQ'K.'X 3. 4-. ' K1-:NNET11 H1ATT Tri-S 3. 4: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4: Cr:-Pnwaw' League' lluxkvtlnull 4. ' i JUANN SEVER 1 -if Tri-S 3. 4: Secretary 4: FHA 2. 3. 4: Junior f5 Frolir' 3. 1 ' , -1' Q ' I b Q55 , 'fx 'n DON l'lICKS .K ' fl FFAX 1. 2. 3. 4: Block F 3. 4: Football 4. W! 4 rv- 'YQ QR 'IF ,A-'fr GICUIIGIC lsr-1'r'r 'I'ri-5 2. IS. -lg IVIVX I: Iilm-k I 24. il: Glziv Q 'C 'Ill'I'i1hllI'4'I' I: Vim- l'n-siilviil '11 Iiziwluull I, X II. Ig Ifoulluill 3: Ihr-ki-1IiirII Il Nquziil 21 7' 'X fquuil QI. I: Iluy! Shilo- 3. I I'i-:um S'ruii' ' Illaxv Xin- I'n-Qirlrfiit l: UIII Ifiigli-Il If 3. -I2 I .llpliu I.umluIa 3. -Ig Girl! Stall- II, Ihr: Jonwsuw 'I'ri-5 I. 2. fi. 11 Vim- I,I'f'NI4Il'III 2: Se-i'ge-uiit- , ., , - , , . ul- Irina Ig Irluck I' 2, 3, I, l rm-fiile-nl 'Ig Llan- J I'i'1--iiln-lil I: Simi:-nl ffrrunvil I: Ifnntlrull X. 2. 3. Ig Ilgislwtluill IS iIllI81l I: .X rlllliifl 2: 'W XIQIIIQILLVI' FI. as ff. 'Y' IJQIQ I.is'r12R low XVIIAIEN Z 4:'r'r .- NN ,I.IilfR 'Iiri-5 2. 3. -Ig llglxl 2. 33 Girls' llzifkvtliall f I. 2. IIriII 'I'v-am I. 2: IJriII Se-my-uri! 1. 2: .Iuuior Ifrolir 3. 7 'Qi in Iri-S Ig Ilaml I3 G.-MI 2. 3. VI: Girls' Ilaskvt- hull I. 2. J. 4: Uri XVI-INIJISLI, Ikuzii ISII Iix I-.mx XVII.I,I.-IMS 3 ' sg? - I! . QS, 7:4 G.X.X I. 2. II. I1 Iirl ' Iluslwtlnull -Ig Trans- - - for frmn N--wpnrl Hiirlmr. California. MARION I'A1'l.si':N Iianfl I. 2, 3. 43 Pu-sirlviit 43 Lalionlun Stuff 2. JUAN Woons Glu- Glulr . ' 2 7-sn. U3 ag' I M 'E' L, 1 ...I fx f-- 4 5 4. I. 2: .-Xlpliu I.umIr-lu 2. 3. 11: Ilfill TVHNI 23 Girl! Siam- 3. uv 'lfl fl' ' Q' A I Af: 1 E' S fwflfm-Yacfzff ' 1'-f:-r 5 L sv Q qf.,vv Y, ..- STANLEY PIERCE FFA 1. DAVID SIIIELDS Student Body Secretary 4, Studs-nt Council 4g Tri- S 3, 43 Block F 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3. 43 Track 13 Baseball 1. JIM THORNTON Student Body Treasurer 4, Student Council 49 Tri- S 4g Labontan Staff 3g Block F 4-g Basketball B Squad 3g A Squad 4g Football 43 Track 35 Toastmasters 1, 2, 3, President 2g Junior Fro- lic 3. JIM TREASE ,gs K. 77787 BILL ROBISON Tri-S 3, 4. 4? MORGAN SI-IAW FFA 1. JOE SERPA FRANK SOARES Trl-S 3. 4, FFA 1, 2, 3. TNS 3, 42 FFA 1- 2- 3- 4, Presidvnt 43 Old Eng- 4. Rep. 2, Sf-c. 4: lla lish F 3, 43 Crf-Q-nwaw 1. 2. 33 Crvvnwavf- Lvague League- Basketball 4. DAN WEIGEL FFA 1. CLINTON WILLIANIS FFA 1, 2, 3g Block F 1, 2, 3, 4, Baskvtball 1. 2, 3. 4g Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Track lg Block F 3. 4. LELAND WILLIAMS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Old Eng- llsb F 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE WORKMAN Basketball 4. MIKE SHIELDS Football 2, 3. GEORGE WOOIIWARIJ FFA 1. 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 4, Block F 4, Football 4, Lahontan Staff 3: Junior Toastmasters 1, 2, 33 Ser- geant-at-Arms 3, Q ' ' L'-1. iz 4 ,.. I I ff . ' ,Af . VA, 4. 518 xr 3 '51-r' fi-f . .11 . ..fMh. -. Clit. A N. 3 . 737 Mig: . -.x ..- , ., 'j-Ln - - -fv fd WF314-7. A i Jw- .. 92,3 .s. .Egg .- X Wa fir ,f u.. ,.f :KM-fn :rg 3 Qgzfygg-'f-Q ...M W. .viii f ....-. - ,far 41: JUNIOR OFWCERS-Lola Powell, Becky Olsen, Don Bruner and Cary Harrigan endow Shouldering the biggest responsiblity at school this year were the members of the Junior class. Theirs was the responsibility of putting on the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet to pay the school,s last respects to the senior class. Determined to make this year's banquet the best ever, the class has planned many money making schemes, including a drawing and the annual Junior Frolic. The Junior assembly, arranged by Miss Johns, featured the grand-daughters of this year's basketball team and brought down the house with laughter and applause. ln their spare time this class made plans for sweeping the student body elections and dominating the school in their senior year. Class sponsors are Miss Jenny Johns and Mrs. Ruth Gilbert. ? 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Q i H -'vu I V ' Q x W If 1 f Doran llc Neal Kay Du Neal Duane llimmitt Keith Ernst all af' '1-'K' f fs es. any 4' T X Tom Fvrhllsml Sonny Ffmlc r ,Ohm CWYQIIIIPT Don Hwttun 1 gy in 41 fr? JU' ST H 1I'0lfl Uqrmon Cin Hdfflpxill CTT! Hissklrw Frme Hr-rk ff' 1'S Y i lf, ,.'1 N V' ,iff-'K fr Dfm Ht ltmger Rob Hurscw Hugh Hutrhnw hr-k Holt 1' AP' Y' Y .avi 4' f' ulurd JPIIQPII C in Johnmn Roger Johnmn Can Knktrup ' if v V ig 5 Q' f M ' in N an r I . r ' V Q? s . ., LL t mv, , -A ' Q- v -f Y - , ,' Y gm V fgbH,Jv ,,,.. V U ' 1 '. UQ 0 , K 'S V T Y I 'tx k 1 . 7 T A f tn, - 1 - I D Q- -. ' xx X E -, . . su f A ,l ,., .AX if 5 5 f fv- .1 w F .55 X - ov. 7 5 ' ' ' 'bg . ' ' . v x 0 A -A ' - 0- -' Q h 7 , Q' ' '55 W ' . X 'iff . ' a E we'- ' -3: 'M - ri , x' 1 J ' 1 K' . K A, ', D ,A 6 B Q ,. - :V --P , Q, X 'Y 1 - f , ff 5 , , L - 1: -' . ' -v 4 v y ,L 'Y . ' yi M -rv ,L Y' K . YK ' 11 I' 4 ' 'I . N . ., - 1 A ' ' . K 1 .' . fs. r-, mr A ,menu ' og, s-.ma pi 'Cx 28' l E. 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'--, .2-.f ' , . J , Q., A 1 ' -- jf., V 'f 'ff' f 4 ' , I ' I 4. ' , 1 .,3 r f'f5 ' A '. ,f1'f ,f4'-Q5 0' , .1 ' . ,, any .. . f .Q . 1 Fi, A ,Q Q --X '- s R ff . ' x -L 9' - , . s - .N fav . , AV, 4, N -.-, - 1-'fn v i . - Y ' ,Y 5 Hr YW 4 A- K-W ' 9 x ,,:,'3n. 1 0225 92 .4 T Qw- 15 xt YQ it' ,L .JC I Q' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS-Meris Berryman. Seeretaryg Barbara Hiibel. Treasurer Frank Saekrider. President: and Dennis Kirn, Vice President. 0 0764 Everyone said that the student hody would never go for a serious assembly pro- gram. The sophomores proved evervhody wrong when they arranged their ex- cellent Lincoln Day program voted tops hy the students. This program, complete with authentic' Civil Vllar costumes. showed the work and planning the sophomores put into it. The Sophomore llop. held earlv in the fall. featured footlrall. The auditorium was eolorfully decorated with pennants representing sehools in the Vlfestern Conference and with gav pom-poms. Assisted hv Nlrs. Sawyer. Mr. Jurgens. and Mr. Areiniega. the sophomores have had a liusy year. :Xs the annual goes to press. this alert Class is making plans for the spring student hodv eleetions. M 'S , 45' Q .. -, M, . ,R , 1 T T, I. in . ' o If gf.-. Y ' - f.'. . 3' ' 'Q fl 'sh u x 1 .. 4' S f Q 3 404 Q.: Viz' N r v. an -A 093 A s -4 Q CJ c., ,J ,... vs L, .-. my C4 7 P O L-1 ... LD L4 ..: L- L A .... A V L-4 :L ,.. -1 ..- P': C'- L-1 .- FN L1 U1 'E C L ,. - xl CD PN 'T- C 4 P e Lal Q.: ... :J C-1 x-I Q o 5 Q.. UU 4.4 ,- ..- Dwlg CJ --4 .1 ..- w .- Edward .I f- ... til L.. : ... ... 'Q-4 D -I 3 c 8- 4 E CQ .:,,- ,935 1-21- .,:-- 'ELJE .. ,.. ,, ... LQ I 'Eire- AEE: . Q.- 5:2 WL? Z ?' fag: - .- --111 .,.-,. 25321 Z vf : ml: 11--.-. N-LT' ....,,,,. gr: ,--,,.. Ei.- Lal.-.-. .5 T: 57- I-. A73 :MZ LIZ! r11:,,: if ,...... 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' ww X i lk?-1 V .1 V A m ,X ' w f . A . 1 Vx in , mx , L, ,, , H, 5 iq. ml: I 4 if fm ...!' ..ff .f fs. 4 if H nfl' ' f J , , -. 1 1, , ' ' , - Q ' jg ' ' 7 ' -V W. 1 32,5 X, A ' 38. '- 3 fa . K 'Q Kg. . ' 'fs ...x X ug, ,,,fgsfNw'-1 yin! 9' -wkgww fi 1 -VJ, 1 K 'MFXCQ SOFA X fhxjllxyl ' Ri- f 3594 'if.l- 'f.,gR '- f-1 K 'f .Y 5, . , ,.. FREFHNIEN OFFICERS-Larry Fritz, Treasurer: Marcia Murdock. Secretary: Tom Lamb. President: and Ray Trease, Vice President. Freshmen found their initiation not nearly as dreadful as they had been led to believe it would be. With painted faces and smeared hair, each freshman was required to bow to the assembled students and introduce himself. From that point on. high school became fun for the first year class. The student body greeted the Frosh with the annual Frosh Reception. Eager to pay back their social obligations. the freshmen entertained the other classes at a dance in March. Talent in the freshman class came to light at the Freshman assembly. Assisting the freshmen with their plans all year were Miss Nygren, Miss Gibbs, and Mr. Winters. The freshman class this year certainly didnit lack ability. This class boasts several outstanding athletes and even members in Alpha Lambda. C C 4.1 A' 5 1 'A'-. -. 4 Q' C3 C C 1 f C Ci -'ma 1 1 x 'r ,-.,, 5-3:1111 ...iz--'l.J. .. L- . n , :-Qff: ffffiifif 74 2 .fu 'F1f7:E-.E .I.:1.a..--.-. LQ:-K-fL:.1 -L,.. 'Fx 1 DL'-'.. :::.:':1'7' :::f':i .,,-.,-,,:: -fa.-.... .L 41:-: ....v'-Lgf-s L: ,'1.:L- 11Z..r': ,,,, V?-SLK C117 '.:s-. S4 L-3,23 ,N-. L. ---C:-.' 11 jd.- Lf :.-:Z -1g2v-.: 11. '-,I -.,.g1r'vf 1 r-f-V :Tf -'.Ul.'.- . . .1 .- -4515 fa-S xi HELL, L. P V n- wm- Ax .X-.-V 1-.,,,1 '11 .: : -rs Ix..,j',-,, - :2'1f9E' Q-,-1L-L-Z-f- . 3,1 .- ,f f-A, : .'-:---.- -Q1-was gs.. lc, .-.' -1 LE -2 v. L.-.-IA: .L -1if'::F: iPE.5.EF --,?'1-45,4 .,. .- .. 'j--.::::,:- , -....g-,Q ,5F'Z'?-JT para.. 3 '..I.'-iT.-C1 VK-SIC :: 2:: , ... ':5.J.:,1g, ' L..p--.n-f' -1 BF '1- '-'f'-7,.Z. 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Q Q ' e I ' , Y f' . v . - ' v ,, ' K, n 1 1 - f 1 - John on Alu ue reach to lvooet school Qplrrt are membere of In Q and thelr sponeor Mm Johne Pxrkmg Lars at zhe In-kelball games was a new project thrs year Sprrlt Sport nmnehlp and Scrxlcc are the qualltlcs of theec Qmhool Illlllded Qtudcnte I Nldllliill to pcppmg up the student body thru group enterlalned themsclxeb at two partlu thu we'1r Icp aesunbllu- ind rfilllee hlvc been 'lrrm ed during, the year bv thls group N14 mln rehlp IN lm Ld on dLlll0IlQtI ltCd Qehool Spirit and the wllllngncfs lo work for the Qdmol The group me xlreadx milung plans for an amine 1052 55 4. '24- W x ,S if D-Z L 1 155 :sf 63 .1 P rn 'V ,E W .5-V :xl , 1 Q cb yi S ,. 4. f lag Z 9 V51 'C' 4' 5 at 4- -4 .v I sv- Xlum-: Hull Rliillvlll wurel, livtly .xllll ' me-S Hvh ,Aix 2 3' 144- 2 5- LA-.5 5- if Nth' .1 . ,lim llmrnlml. K4-11 ffm:-1'-tml. Hill lfnrkill. Cvnrgf- Nm-lwu, ,Xnitgq XMWI l'uillue-i'. Iiunniv Hinklv. .loan XX-llLllt'Il. Joann Sm-wr. Bvckly Olwn. Aly: I.l'iffiIl1..lm1x1 Ilmmr-rx. xlliflllil Nlvlfairtlly. and He-Ili janv- Hulnilinn. IZ.-law: Uivk t:Illlppl'I. lion ll1lHUll. .lim 'I'hm'ntun. ll:-urgv Nvlmn. Krn Klum'-1011. .IOP film?- Y C mn'-w I-1-lt. lull lluims. Xx'illffll'tI Ufilllillll. Klum- SCIIIIILINIIQ. Nanny Ring:-lrmn. ig!'YQ'l'l!' llummf-T. and Yx 011116, 'Xlutllwu s. , .1 . f if 36,6 fqg 'S- 48 ,J J ffl. If A 6 ,oy .X ,-5 4? l'71 T 95 i9' -9 X K Jgfalanpdda .14-flfwi A K- i ' li , ' .1 'fl ,gi ' W' Q... ' V fix-9' JL f Sis. 1.-N ff,-, ' K . - f fa .1 s , rl w ET f ga . 4. a ,-as ' 1 W r' 5' 'I ' f M ? 645- , 1 I N' ' ' N a .. Y ' ' -P 4 'F rf' . N-4 Q' 3 .. , ld C 4 f sf? 4 ' i .. v Last row: Pattio Stark. Drlla Bianchi. Marcia Murdock. ? TT7N: 5' Third row: Ruth Giles, Lois ROOZPII, Joyce Km-ll:-r. P:-ggy Staup. Joan Woods. Loretta Taylor, Patsy Patti-rson. Second row: Maris B1-rryman, Bonnie- Allcn. Lola Powell, Janice Palludan, Martha McCarthy, Barbara Hiihel. First row: Maxine Lcvs, Elizalwth Dcck, Bonnie Hinklc, Beverlc Plummer, Marilyn Wright, Mac zmw 9 l r I ' j . Q 3 P I a 0 if-'WA Lf l ,Z H ,4 ! I an-. A 1 gl '-.fa 1 5 i .XX 43 lamdda ,pw -, :sc S 'T 3 39 lf N u I lanlev 'allum an lremlent Barbara Hulxel Treae urur .ml Pa! x llallar on qmcn Ill hllfflmnz, thu Xl lr Alpha lambda dLllXll.l4Q was thc formal lI1lll'ltl0Il and re umon of olml members held llehruarx 11 Among the mothcra pre-Qent were fue who lmrl ihunmelu- been lngh Qnhool Alpha lambda mcmhcri Other hugh pomte of the wr lr were the Thflnlwgnlng lrogregsne Dmner the tea honorlng gracluatlng cmors incl llulr mother ancl the cncl of Qchool pnme at lake Tahoe Nlemlx re of thus group are ssorkmg on the Old l Ilgllgh F I'LOI'g3TllZ3ll0Il The honor group fmwnucl ll'lPlUHilXlQ ln Qellmg rnagazme Qubecrlptxom fanflx Qalee at gamee and ln a cake -ale clowntmsn Prof1tQ were Qpent to bux PINS for new memberG Xlplm Lamlula 19 also funecl for IIS mformal lnltlatlons and ale eating ff 91- A .., f s- - L . , A :- s p,n ... U gg, . A' W' ' a .x v -' x 1 f, , , ' .-.' . any , .A Q Q A 4 , f f A l . 0l l fl'lR.'--llolnmle' llinklv. Vi l'rc-siflvn g ', l l . ' 1' 3 , A. ' I ' 1 su' ' f s , . ' 'Iary. .g .D .U .S'H.S 1 1 Y. 2 ...g. - ' ' S ' ' ' P. ., , ' ' ' L ' , ' 'f . I . ' J L. l A . Wi T I 3 L ,A . 7. , L . V . Q . . S.' All 2' vs. , - -.' J . 'l -H ', ' ',. ,:' ' -.: ', . W x K, , . l x . x 4, M A, I ' ', a ' ' e . I llill Corkill Da-nnis IL' llraga Cary Harrigan l.:-lancl Williams ,loc Choy Lvroy l'm-4lro Martha Nlcflartliy llarhara lliilwl lilac- Srhnialing Patsy Paltz-raon lilaxinv Le-vs ,lavkiv Stark lim-lla llianvhi Marcia Murilork Ruth Cilvs Lois Room-n .loyvo Ki-llf-r P4-ggy Stamp joan Woods Mvris Be-rryman llonnir- Allen Lola Powffll Janicv Palluclan l,ore-lla Taylor lzilizalwlh Dvvk llonnim- Hinkle- lle-vvrlf' lllumnic-r Nlarilyn J:-an Yvright rd This group is inarlc up of those students who have Carnefl Olfl English Hlrisfi An Old English 'Lim is awarch-fl to a sluflcnt for making an A average in four Solids for one serncilcr. llosirlcs making good grades, a Stuflenl may earn his way into this group by winning first, second, or third place in a stale conlvst. This docsn't invlufle athletic c'ontcSlS. Y FARMERS IT-' Af. tl 1 'r rf , Q! f K P A N Or , . ' I A i f u BILL CORKILL, a state farmer, was a gold emblem award winner, when he was a member of the Nevada Dairy Judging contest held at Waterloo this fall. Enrollment in ag classes is increasing so fast the boys have nearly grown out of their building. To give more boys leadership training, each ag class this year elected officers who confer with the chapter officers pictured below on ag business. John Se-rpa Frank Soares Joe Serpa Pete Kennepohl Y C fx Q rf . x Q , ' '.-. I 4. .WRX ,F ffm' - H -. . ...W , F335 In ll 697 l'fXECl l'lVli CONIMITTEE MEMBERS- Hawk row: Dm-nnis DQ- Hraga. Frank Soar:-Q. joe- S4-rpu. Hill lforkill. lioln Dv liraga. l'e'lv Ke-nnvpohl. lluvifl Martin. Front row: John 54-rpa. liuunv Dim' mm. Kvllll lzrnwl. Noln IXIIO. Hoy Johnson. .Xll 3 and Pl- CI.,-XSFFS-l3ur'k row: lluanu- liuttom. D1-llwrt Src-wart. Sonny Ifuwlvr. ,lohn flzlrelm-r. Ray Conlun. Hugh Hutchins. Ray Norvutt. Dun H:-ttingrvr. Tom Fe-rguwon. jinnn P:-lton. H1-rxnan llixon. Us-urge Wumlwarxl. Carl llvfilippi. 'IH-fl liizuldli. I.. C. SL'lIQ:lIlk. lfllwrl Xlillf. Fronl row: lluum- llixmnill. 1.1-my Pm-elro, Kvitll Ernst. john Svrpa, Lf-land Willianw, Il:-nnis IJ4- Rraggu. Frank Foam-s. Hill Corkill. lov 54-rpa. ,sf- . .,f' XR M J Nw ' 1 .... f -......- ,. f Q W' ..-, H li M .4. , ?- , in ll W Mfr- 1-.n-vofT,.,,,,.1,,Wd.-,Y .,-,La v-',t:,d,Jv 1 x A- j.a....,..:,. ......, gms .... -agf Q BT-is 59? f jg. 1 5 -. V, Y A new ' 1 , f'??1 tr' fi' fb. Q 65 ff 'N' was Sweezdemz' Dance Rv 'Q .lafma gawlefz Deana De 21444 ,, ., 12 QP A x J President 2-7 V Lorna Bowl:-r Vire President Bonnie Hinkle 5 J Serrctary ' Barbara Hiihel - ' Trcasurffr Judy Woods Hislnrimi I Martha McCarthy 'M' Prrriianzentarian Agnes Williams Rerreation Chairman Barbara Basey Reporter Ellvn June- Johnson Back row: Agni-s Williams, Betty Landis, Ruth Giles, Kathy Ellison. Sylvia Bartz, Joyce Miller, llclla llianrhi. Mary F8Cll3, W'anda Fisk. Launa Clvvenger. Sandra Pr-ck. Audrey Dimmitt. Third row: Doris Pardick. Janvt Huntsman. Mary Lynn Wildr-s, Ellen Juno Johnson. Arlvnr' Williams. llnnnit- Hinklv. Bvcky Olson. Georgia Millar. Mary Dabol. Rae Downs. Charyls Hiilwl, 'Ailvane lla-iiurang. Jani-t Crawford. S4-coml row: Jo Ellen Osgood. Joycr' Kell:-r. Barbara Hiibel. Joyro Nlillvr. Nav:-rnc Smith. Anna Lawson, Karen Schf-ffl:-r. Nancy Evans, Alice Cook. Roberta Boden, Gladys Cummow. NI'-ris llc-rryman. Miss Nygrvn. First row: Pattir- Stark, Joyce Sommer. Barbara llasvy. Pvarl glint , Faye Lf-Ps. Barbara Baker. Jacquie Williams. Maxine Lee. Billie Lea Holmes. Anita YVoodward. Judy Woods, Mvrrilyn Fisk. Martha McCarthy. 7,7-C A 0 0 :Sing 4 1 116 Q in gzuwurll F1321-2? IHA nic-iiiln-rs lfayv l.r-es. Nlzirlliu Nlrfairtliy. anal ,lucly Wbricls sf-ll candy liars Wim-xu .-Xllf-5. Selling at 512111105 is mn- nf tliv prinvipul moans uf raising innnvy. nine' l ll1X nn-niluvrs ul xmrk in linnn- Q-z'mimi1ic's. Only tllusv girls who arm- cnrn in hmm- vm' rlussm-s urn' vligllilr- In lu-lung In l'llA. S., 'QW ew? Qt,- QA Back row: Tom Ferguson, Winford Graham, John Seeliger, Dwight Spencer, Wayne Bliss, Herman Dixon, and Don Hicks. Third row: Sonny Fowler, Melvin Vasques, Dick Chappel, Duane Bottom Maurice Hannifan. Sam Beeghly. Second row: George Nelson, Don Bruner, George Woodward Don Johnson, Dave Shields. Stan Ferguson, Smoky Williams. First row: Jim Thornton, Bill Gaines, Don Harmon. Joe Choy, Kay De Neal, George Isett, Duane Dimmitt. The school's Big Wheels are these stalwart men who wear their hardwon Block F's with pride. Not only do they entertain the whole town with the sports events in which they participate but they also put on a dance for the student body in the spring. Next to a date with a Block F member, nothing is more fun than going to their dance. I ,,:i.'.-1 President Don Johnson Vice President Dick Chappel Secretary Bill Gaines Treasurer Don Harmon Sergeant-at-Arms Stan Ferguson 1 v GAA is an organization for girls who are in- terested in athletics. CAA has been very active. Last fall they gave a dinner for their mothers. Each month they have a party of their own. ln the spring. they held their annual Playday here, to which they invited several other schools. Girls' in GAA earn their letters on a points basis. CAA MEMBERS PICTURED ABOVE-Back row: Mary Cornu. Faye Lees. Barbara Basey, Martha McCarthy, Jac- quie Williams, Jurly Woods, Meris Berryman. Billie Lea Holmes. Ray Downs. Tliirel row: Nlarguf,-rite Lehman. Joyce Millet, Patsy Patterson, Kathy Ellison, Evelyn W'il- liams, Roberta Boden, Anita Woodward. Second row: Barbara Erb. Bev Plummer, Janice Palluflan. Ruth Giles, Mae Sclnnaling. Nlrfrrilyn Fisk. 'Nlarilyn Joana Wright. First row: Alyce Griffith, Bonnie Allen. Lola Powell, Betty Ann Vaughn, Mary Lou Smitten, Winneva Alley, Mary Lou Armstrong, Wanda Fisk. The executive board includes Barbara Basey, Miss Pittman, Janice Palludan, Barbara Erb, Joyce Mil- ler. ' eb '-9 ,al 6409 Aff-V wc , I V sg ' --.,, v. . girl' as '- at . if'-wif--'lm-. M N DRILL TEAM MEMBERS IN F-Roberta Boden, Wanda Fisk, Gladys Gummow, Merrily Fisk, Pattie Stark. Lenora Larson, Sandra Wray, Maxine Lees, Barbara Hiibel. Judy Woods. Janice Palludan. jacquie Williams. Gail Dudley, Rae Downs, Mary Dabol. Front row: Charlys Hiibel. Nancy Cedney. Lois Roozen, Winneva Alley. Lending pep at home basketball games this year have been the energetic members of Miss ,lohnis drill team. Assisted in perfecting their marches by Mr. Winters. this group of school minded girls have earned well deserved public approval. Along with new faces in the group. the members this year are sporting attractive new uniforms. Their colorful green skirts and white blouses add color and school spirit to the gym. llep-two-three rings out as Janice Palludan calls the drill team members to order. He-p sav we to the drill team. ,Y a, SEPTEMBER 4.Firstl5ay of School 8. Junior Livestock Show 14-. Freshman Reception 17. First National Assembly 22. Fallon-Elko football game 28.FaHonJlawUunnefoodudlganm 28. Class Meetings OCTOBER 4. First Band Concert 5.FootbaH pep raHy 6. Freshman Boys Paint The F 6. Fallon-Stewart football game 9. Another National Assembly 10. FHA initiation 11. Braille Institute Assembly 13. Fallon-Sparks football game 16. Junior Red Cross Assembly 19. FHA masquerade and scavenger 20. Fallon-Manogue football game 24. Teachers' institute. No School! 27. Fallon-Reno football game 30. New Band Uniforms Arrive 30. Sophomore Hop 31.Band Rlarchesin Carson NOVEMBER 2. Book Fair 3. Book Fair 3. Fallon-Ely football game Nik.- dale hunt ada ,Z ,4 NOVEMBER 6. T 9 10 10 15 16 16 17 20 21 22 23 School Board and Faculty dinner CAA Mother-Daughter banquet National Assembly Senior Ball Fallon-Yerington football game Open House at the High School Community Concert Class Meetings 4-H Club meeting in auditorium Band Concert FHA Mother and Dad banquet . Thanksgiving Vacation . Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 4. National Assembly 13 14 14 19 20 21 22 1,1 Q .GAA Christmas Party . FHA Christmas Caroling . Christmas Dance ls . .FHA Party Q' . . Basketball Season opens . Fallon-Yerington basketball game . Christmas Vacation starts JANUARY 2. School takes up again 4. Fallon-Lovelock basketball game 5. Fallon-Hawthorne basketball game If 3 11. Fallon-Carson basketball game 11. Junior Assembly 'V nie JANUARY 12. Fallon-Sparks basketball game 18. Fallon-U. N. Frosh basketball game 19. Fallon-Stewart basketball game 25. Fallon-Reno basketball game 26. Fallon-Manogue basketball game 28. National Assembly. FEBRUARY 1. Fallon-Carson basketball game 8. Fallon-Yerington basketball game 9. Sophomore Assembly 12.-19. Flu 'cvacationw 15. Fallon-Douglas basketball game 16. Fallon-Lovelock basketball game 18. Alpha Lambda formal initiation 17. Senior Assembly 17. Fallon-Sparks basketball game 22. Fallon-Reno basketball game 23. Fallon-Hawthorne basketball game 23. Community Concert 28. Western Zone Tournament 29. Western Zone Tournament MARCH 1. Western Zone Tournament 7. Frosh Hop 10. National Assembly 13. State Basketball Tournament 14. State Basketball Tournament 15. State Basketball Tournament mine af 11.fXl1Cll 21. Class Meetings 21. f1WtC11lC2ll'1 llanc-0 22. Community Concert 28. Band Concert A1'Rl1, 3. Shrine- Show -lf. Shrine Show 5. Shrine Show 5. Choral Festival in Reno 0. Sadie llawkins Dance 10. Faster Vacation 11. Easter Var-ation 12. Easter Vavation 18. ,lunior Frolic' 19. AA1,'W Art Display 19. GAA Playday 21. Student Body NorninationQ 25. FHA Slumlwr Parts' 26. Band Festival 28. Student Body Elections MAY 2. Class Meetings 5. Senior Ditch Dax' 17. Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet 23. Annual Assembly 25. Baccalaureatte 29. GRADUATION Q 1 f5'N 1 X. Xjt All I, Rx Back row: Lola Powell, Alyce Griffith, Mary Lou Smitten, Agnes Williams, Helen Ellison. Second row: Kathy Ellison, Patsy Patterson, Yvonne Matthews, Mae Schmaling, Janice Palludan, Betty Landis, Meris Berryman. First row: Mary Lou Armstrong, Marlene Faupel, Lonny Curry, Brian Wise, George Woodward, and Don Draper. Now that the annual is finally finished, this group can sit down and relax, no more pounding typewriters rushing out last minute copy, no more ad chasing, no more worry about deadlines. Heading the staff this year were Mae Schmaling, Editor, Lola Powell, Business Manager, Yvonne Matthews, Assistant Editor, and Lonny Curry, Assistant Business Manager. Miss Anne Gibbs and Mr. Zubler advised the staff. No doubt they are glad the book is finally out, too. 'Nm viffiff-'QC iff 5:5 15 Z v To' C i .4 0 lit. lg I fahqfufi 4:0322 '..- ' rl? 03-651- E, .Q 0'-he 'Q ., . If . 9 , L 75: . 'C Q 1 -'Z .0:'.'- - f pf314 Q -T A I I4 ' 'ff' F? me laumc I uraff Xxufrlffllxhru Don Draper and Georg Woodward the annuil nny Curry Jul out f I nslrong Brlan Wwe Io for gating the monq to I Marx I ou Arr TQNIJKJIINIIJIP llus 1 the ,roup fi' THE JOURNALISM CLASS-Agnes Williams Yvonne Matthews Lola Powell Elizabeth Deck Ellen June Johnson, Martha McCarthy Georgia Miller L01 Roozen Nancy Rmgstrom and Jack Holt. Hurry! Where's page 1? Who s typing page 29 ls the front page done'7 I wish all the copy would get in Theres not enough gossip' Thats what makes the editor get grey the day before the Creenwave Flashes comes out The class takes turns at editing the paper so that everyone has at least one chance during the year. Besides editing, the students be- come stencil typists and mimeo- graph experts before the year is over. Of course the spilt correc- tion fluid and the blouses covered with mimeograph ink have to be overlooked! Each student also writes for the Fallon Standard and The Fallon Eagle. e7la44ea Right: ifiizalnrtii Dm-k busy typing copy for the at-lm-,I paper. Below: Agues Yvilliams and Jack Holt run a page off on the inimcugrziph while Hlizuimetii checks for possible mistakes. Buttmn: ifllen June johnson and Georgia Miller selling as the latest edition comes out. S qty is' vp I . i 432 f ...lg Z' J fYYYV .Mix Emi ff ?i, 'jig -': ' X 5 F ' V - 9 lf: - W, ,f i l V I , ...--- J l. l I A 3 q A L-Q 6 Safe Driving has bevoniv one of thc- most popular courses offered. Roth licensed flrixcrs anrl beginners Imam- founcl the course helpful. With the aifl of the flual-cow trollcml var. Carli siuflvnl luis liven ulmlc to get pruclival expr-ricrwr' in rlriving unclvr tliv flirvvtion of Xlr. lfostvr. llvsiclvs learning how to drive. thc Students learn tlle xurious parts of ll Car zlnrl how ilu-y work. f I U'f'l'NG WHS g li- 5355- asf5QQ:'N ssasgggg., Eassssw:..? l-'- E -M. f E it 3.1! pliysivs. cckwce Pit-ttm-cl on this page is the chemistry class in the lab. Above: Ruth Giles sets up il rlistilling zlparatus Below: The 1-lass looks on as Nlr. Bell fletnonstrates. Utln-r courses open to the sm-it-me ininclecl student are general science. lmiologv, and --Q... ll: wxi Warne Za X x ' sr I 'fr-s.U,i.,. if -, li VL fs' Another of the major departments of CCHS is the home ec department. Under the direction of Miss Nygren, the girls study correct grooming, manners, and poise as well as learning to cook. sew, and plan meals. Alnove: A group of girls sewing. Below: A discussion gets under way. 'ii' lx 4 cifmfzchae fill.. Alyce Griffith Nona Forbush Meris Berryman Mary Facha Elizabeth Deck Ruth Cilt-s ,lean lnskeep Nancy Ringstrom Mrs. Sawyer Marcia Murdock Gail Dudley Betty Raine Not pictured Wayne Stark Ronnie Williams Helen McGowan Yvonne Matthews R., ,I--II' Mrs. Sawycr's able assistants are responsible for the biggest part in keeping the library in working order. They catalog books, wait on students, look up reference material, keep books in order, help students to select books, trace missing books, and list the overdue books. One fourth credit is given for each semester's work in library. Pictured below are the student bus drivers. The biggest percentage of the school buses running daily are driven by high school students. 3 Zfzckcew ., ,, ,N A V . ..., ,hx I. I.. A, 3, A K,-. Q 5, in-rg: , :5Vg,.i:-!f'i?tnt', 'g ' vac.: 1. f'-g V-f 'M '..-,P jg-'?,.' T' Q' mtg 4 .Q,.iM,,' gs' 3 5 - ,1 -1' ,'.- 9, v 3-.hs : . no ,J f . . 19,1-rafts.-. . af e. .. 1. . ,- t rt' I 1 1'-. in -' ' 2' if -, . 1 1 ..--' 'lf'-' Y :'.L,S- 75, ' .. I ft., ' . : ' V' .ts K Q ' ,fl ' ' ' , .-. - . , E ,, . , E , Dennis De Braga 'IQ P . 1 Ray Conlan 5 . -. 'A M' Dan Hettinger Y ' 3' N Clifford Weaver V, lf Paul Robinson fy ' Ray Norcutt K Stephen Huntsman Bob Fitz Clyde Gummow .lohn Gardiner Agnes Williams Barbara Basey Betty Landis Not picruren' Ida .lo Hiskett 5n' Dm-itny llt-rring aiml Martha xltfiilflllt limx ru- luiigt-r liaixv tlii- im-4-iumit-:il ilrxiwiiigg fll'IHiI'lllll'tIl int In llll'ill-4'lX4'r. 'lliif in-.ir Nltirtlitl Nlvlfzirtlix lwvaiiiin- tlit' first girl In viirull in tliut vuurst-. ll:-ing am wx- rvlliiit xtuulwiit. Xlairtliu luis wt qi gmnl wagiziiplt- fur aim girl mlm uislir-s lu ftittim Iti ti.-1-t.,..i5tq.5. X 1'uttI'rt'1llslltllt iii im-1-liatriivzil mliilxxirigwiiifirtsuf XltI'l1IUhIJll2iht'Sf 'ttttltlili Ytlitt , , . , . , . . . lJIr.XXXlXt,rHI1 XX HI,,lt'.t.I is um- nf tlu' first plum-S stutliml. 'l llif iF 11 prvpziiutimi . , . , , . , . fur pi'wlm'tiuii 4lIkilNlltg1. llnU,ll'.t.llUX lllxrxm lxff t4'1u'lle'w tlit- Stuilmit linux to lift' tlii- ttmla nliivli tm' 1-we-iitiall fur any LlTl'llill'1'lllI'lll tlramiiig. 5ll,'XlllXtQ :mtl ISU- Xll'Q'l'tIltI lllt XXYINUS nrt' also iiir'lutlt'4l. ln tlit- morn' zirlvzliwvml portion of tht- vuurst' D l 1lI'4' Nllm l work ut the-ir rlralwiiig lmarrls. N14-C'1I'tl'U Z consults Martha - ttivlx as Unn- ut tor llrtllxll lk msn xml l rnic HV' ultl 'Nrtllhi' iurcggwuncl. ...,-K yxtbflx lu S.. 4 ,I Q V s . I e 1 .- I 4 6, 1 Q ' , w.. J - ,Q -viifr f4dd6Z6oa4 S4 -- 9 'ff I Y 4 4 5 , A f---' ...- r Mlifrini H ' Q F. ? x M o - V , R wh '49 3 .J l'if'turf-fl on the- loft is lhf- lm 1 1 ilfltlilifbll to stuflv hull. the zmrlx mi vhxnrf. Burlmra Izrlr and Hull frrru on sznnplf- its wurf-S. BPlfJXS' is the new ag bllllfllln' during Construction. The finished prmlurt 1 a work shop. ,, y ..,. ,, .A : , . , , ,-' Vvwund' 1 K W JM. -WMI ,f u..l '-'f.., Q .Mk ,X x W L' 17? Sponsurcfl by thu Stuclvnl Council, the Christmas Dance was a BIG TIME. To start the lmlirlajys off right. 1-vcn Santa arrived with a package of laughs for ewryone. ! if MAKE ' UP W4 Wiz., 'Q MAKE - UP 4 . f i 494 5b-+ fJ' 'ef' IA-,V A-41 f P'k.af 'Y xx. my-Xin. ix , V ul, . r- ' 0 A I, 33 . Z: ,X ,Q ,rv-f QQ! Auf? 4 lg -fu 2? Ju? 1 S? So .'f l .- .7--5--f X QL' auslffi' Q 'Life ff ' .gg .... A QQ'-.. ,A sal D- ,gf I f 7-wi 4' ' 1 'K7z S?I' ,xvf is . V N .vifffit 4 A X 'S 15 J I , a 1 U. gf. i gy, +1 x T 'fn fxwfx TCQMH ,gf LE ma ' 1 'HURT' ik' Swv-, -er., Ill Q 'X It s um m- nu A 1 mul rw ruxl ra ll nr C-mfl at Ox u IN t 1 1 ffamr it In kftlmll gan Q Q Ulf 1 Rl m rc llf 11 4 I f V1 f Q 21 hool Jlflt X NWN!! N JOHN Hl'IDs lhrcrnr 11111111 llnfor um N111 r v 4 X510 tnlrfd ru ll I'lUllllP9 IIN rc lllx du ld uplhe- nam Ulxl l I 4 lummer Bath Boyd Nia: Sllllhllil ln Nrlenv William M llflll xx M-KWH..-1, ,..-.1 ,. , 1 'fl 1 sv vm 4 rv ami X NOXIIIP r' I 53 f , - r X Jsxx .r P F, 5 H i 5 ri .1 . , 4 . , , .. , 4, ,Z' S A be , y 1 . 41, , M . ..-K, -. ---, if .vs , 5 ,, ,. H M lm.: e , J.- r+ J 'Lvl v T? DANCE BAND--Roberta Boden, Patsy Patterson, Jean Inskeep, Mr. Winters, Jim Perazzo, Glenda Price, Waynette Mills, Richard Corkill, David Colman, Bill Henderson, Carl Defilippi, Don Hat- ton, Vivian Weigel, and Bob Hursey. gmac! The newest thing in CCHS, music depart- ment is a dance band. It was just started this year so hasnlt had time to make many ap- pearances. This group did manage to play for one dance this spring. One thing for sure, they really deserve a hand. BONNIE ALLEN Accompanist .gi Standing: jacquie Williams. Gail Dudley. Patsy Vrenon. lliann David. Yvonne Mathews, Lenore Paul, Nancy Robinson, Lois Roozen, Mr. Winters, Wineva Alley. Ruth Herrera, Sharon Cerney, Agnes Williams. Wanda Fisk. Susan Denmarsh, Joyce Summers, Charlys Hiibel, Bonnie Allen. and .lane-t Crawford. Seated: Ht-rrilyn Fisk, Mary Lou Smitten, Shirley Taylor, Joann Bowers, Kathleen Hughes. and Roberta lioden. 66 This group is so good they get pats on the hack from their advisor, Mr. Winters. A pop- ular numher on all concert programs, the fame of this singing group spread fast in the community. The showing they made at the music festival proved that the school's faith in them was not misplaced. Practicing faithfully second periods, members of the Clee Club worked hard to perfect their sing- ing. GLENDA PRICE Accompnnist I 'wr l-5 1'TSlr, HH d Joan I1 Bo WSIB' RJ 7'1i'lOXYvonnf- Jlattlwws, Merrilyn TRlOXD1lq11n IJHVIE, Wlhneva Alley, 6 nd Ka Illleen Huglze S. 1 ,I II , gag 4' 447664 Clifford Weaver, Paul Robinson, Gary Kolstrup, Mr. Winters, Ed Liddell, Ted Bianchi, and Don Hatton. Getting better with each appearance are Mr. Winters' male singers. The first male chorus since Mr. Fifield's very successful FFA quartet, the boys this year are an experimental group. Practicing on Tuesdays and Thursdays, the boys have gained in musical ability and stage presence during the year. The male chorus will undoubtedly be one of the most popular divisions of CCHS's music de- partment. ROBERTA BODEN A ccom pzznist 14 ii 8:3 38:3 JL ,QV L t V . f x,f4i.ff? l A JY ,f . Y ' K., Q ' 'xq 'Aj I iff-1 ' t . X ' ' N6 ' G, 'Q ,X Q W J , ' Q 3 1 if 4 ' 'J -V Y ii -,- ' --Y--7:1 ax ,xy ,J . . 3 1r...': P N, . u +- '92, 4 iv 'G - z Q..- ' gr , I .4- f,4' ga. . 2 ,ip . ti' L t , e , -1,23 ,i'n::. 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Q r fomx rmiI.ER H.gmHa1f A,39,,.,, , i V.-Qs, - HERMAQ I3lXONfRxght Tam., .iff - 'fif 'f A ' 1 , n . T LQW-,XXX F Nh. V 1 V , ff 2 ' ' ', ll, .173 ' 53 Q ffff-W i: s 5 4, .. I , . 1- . 5 ,,, aff: 5 .13 3 U , ,Q 3 ' , ' .Ai Tvw X W my 3 I ff 'Q rf T , V we.-. Y . .. . A ,f9:,,1-6 34 VIVX x I Q' 5-1 , - M ' ' . ' tl Y4 S F21?r! gi' ' N' 'lf ,, A W - l-we ,Q rf ' Q1 .K A x f ,X . 1 X 'SH' 5' Q M , Av H +4 4 - 3, -L' ' 'xx . N '--.. Aff: DON HlCKSf-Right Eml -... 1 , J 5 . X SMOKY W1LLI.ms-Rigm Half MAURICE HANNIFAN-C.-mer I in ll ' 5 2, 1 . Q . T 'NVQ 'J' nr, ' . , -A xp . f V S- ,s'4 A' .Q f f I Ss! -wk ig., j fy' .7,:?rj.,,-if HERB ALLEN--La-ft Guard 1 3, qv' gm.-Q., 40,1 1 fl - - J .-1,4141 l -,--4 GEORGE WOODWA RD-I.:-ft Tackle 'ffl'- 1-EN -5' 'Jie 'w xi1r':r-'-?:.?3f,i-H 'W-1-A ' 11: '- .M lgibwl f f,'?,3: MICK DAVIFIS--Uuarh-rlmvk 'f',?5'8 . ,-A. iff? - wh? fi HICIHXHII NIlI.I.S'f-Riglut lluurl an- A 'V LLOYD XYHfKI.EN-Riglnt Tack! F v C KAY DE NEAL- Right Half JUE CHOY-Left Half DUANE ll0'I'TOM-Centvr A 14,211 Qs! Iwi 2 c N 'Vhlclrcd fxm and 'Vlarxlsn jean Wrx ht Qell tlckets for the game vw-'qw N Almrl 0'-41-.,---' Ice Lwter lookQ on a Fal lon lmew up agauwt the Reno Hmklcs Coach Drakulich and Ken Ingram watch the game in- tently. li. .Q , Uls 15 If , 'W 'SH' 4' v:::f ..,,, -p--f on-0 ' W .4 5 . 3. tw V. x- f 4 - 1 J 1 ' 5 A 7 Y 2 I -3 Q I , N wwf.-I' ' A 5, ,- 1 v C ' 1 ,f,f ' V , 4 ' 4 55 ' ' s' V X,,,,'-i-., ' 11' x - . V 'ur r , - A ,- zy.. .l'sg.c , New ,.:..,:- J' ' wvsz N 'i','X, . -4 ' . 5I 'f' ,. M W A., .. 2 I 4' 1- M 4. .,, . -'f'.,,. . ., ,gs ,Z I .ani--1-M..:.,E5Ff:r x F fxx! , Q r Qih ' f 32 4 2 A :. 4 f Tl 5 l Q. I Standing: George Nelson, Rodney Miller, ,lim Thornton, George lsett, Dave Shields, Stan Ferguson Front row: Smoky Williams. Sam Beeghly, Eugene Davies, Duane Dimmitt, Don Johnson Bob Graham. Not pictured: Mick Davies. Without any one spectacular player, the varsity this year has made teamwork the hyword of their games. They have been good, consistent players all year. The highest moment of the season was when Fallon led Reno in the fourth quarter of the game. afwfltcafzea Fallon ,.tt.t.......,,. 4-0 ' Fallon t,..,ttt.tt.,.te 42 Fallon.. .,t.r......t. 28 Hawthorne Fallon t,.......tt...t. 36 Carson City Fallon ,,,,....A,t,.,., 39 Fallon ..,,.....,.,.... 31 Fallon Fallon ,t,...t .40 Stewart Reno ,,.... Yermgton .,,,. ,.....,, Lovelock ...,t ,..,,tt, Sparks ,..,,e,t,a,....,,t,, U. of N. ..... .....,. . Fallon Fallon Fallon Fallon ...........,.... Fallon Fallon Fallon Fallon Manogue ,..... Carson City .. Yerington .,.. Winnemucca Douglas ....,., Lovelock Reno ........ Hawthorne .,.. CHUB DRAKULICH Conch JIM THORNTON SAM BEEGHLY Guard lat DWIGHT SPENCER .Vnnager Center DAVID SHIELDS Forward STAN FERGUSON 4 150111 E INELSQN Center Guard R if RODNEY MILLER GEORGE ISETT Forward Conte r 1' HOB C R KH UI Forward ,pfv -V :fi ff 4' ,- 1 giddy! 'Fw U, 'MW' '-an -ks' ff 5' 5, 4 04933K 4 XA'-' A -... kg-s ' ' H, .f A Q5 rf 46' fgf' w,,, 6 :wig Q ii ff 343' 'NIICK D AVIEQ Guard L 'T2, .ff GENE D XY IEG DV UNE IJIWIVIITT Forward I' orward Standmg Jerry Games Wayne Stark Ronnle Wlllxams Phxl Benson Jxm Taylor Stephen Lee Dnck Whalen Don Heath Sklp Hughes and Coach Ed Al'Cll'llCg8 Front row Manager John Qef-lt er Denms Ferguson Duane Bottom Dennis Heath Eddy Ambler Ray Trease Tom Lamb Carl Defxllppl Jlm Perazzo Not plctured Bobby Trease Very popular wlth the local fans tlus year have been the B team basketball games The hard playxng fast movlng junlors have played colorful games throughout the 5635011 Under Coach Ed Arcmxega th1s team has shown steady progress Thelr members wlll probably star on next year s varsity Fallon ................ Fallon ..............., Fallon .........,...... Fallon ................ Fallon.-. Fallon A ....,........, . Fallon ................ Fallon ............... Hawthorne Carson Honkers ........,,,, 32 Stewart Sparks ............,.., 32 Reno ,...,,,t,.,, 640060764 31 Fallon 34 Fallon Fallon 33 Fallon Fallon r,.m50 Fallon....--..,--.-...26 Manogue ............ 29 Fallon Carson Fallon Yerington ,. Winnemucca Douglas .... Lovelock .... Yerington -. Lovelock -- Reno .......... Hawthorne Z' v ,Af 6 ',n' -1. ff: -mi f .,,.a 11 In -3' ,rf 3'4u,4 .8 . G-M -1' 1 iv, -, ,-.VI 1351.1-7 I ,. I ..',., f 22-if 1' f -V .' ff ' 77573 V iff 7fl1f:.'A7g'f,31.. , - ' ig Y.,-,l , ,af . ' 5 iq-,-:g,,,-q'..4f fi:-, 'w:7g,,1-' L , - -.f-,.l.., Mx,--,,, fa- 'W' ' -1 'Z' '27'i15',i'T:' 1 , f1ff,sf- -'N535' I . .f,:, -41552: V' -- - ,5.f1,f7 Q-.1'7g7.jf1:-g4f,5 gn,-,y,Q -1 4. - .5 0 Q , A I g': E:fL?f .'-gr:-1'fi':1j,'-izl. f ,1-.. - A '- mir?-f . . xl, 1- 4, ff---,. ,- ,jf , H f V, -1- .'gj.,fw- - V '- . ' 1 2 A - . .Ju-fb-Je 1 .V , 1 . ' . ,1 --5 , .. , J vga 1 4 041. , ' 1 if Q, , I 5 V fy, . .. - if - . . . f -.KA 1 ,' I , 3 , A 3 ,. 5355 . - ff.:-3 - ' W ' M . .1 , ,. H ,Lf - .- - ' K ,I K , 'aww , 'V . ,, I .. 1 o 5 I' ' I r - if 5 , l I1 ' I ff. ,ak 2 171 X. L Back row: Assistant Coach Barbara Erb, La Rae Armstrong, Barbara Basey, Della Bianchi, Martha McCarthy, .loan Whalen, Anita Woodward, Manager ,ludy Woods, and Coach Hazel Pittman. Front row: Arlene Williams, Audrey Dimmitt, Marilyn Joan Wright, Mae Schmaling, Beverle Plummer, Kathleen Hughes, Evelyn Williams, and Mary Cornu. ala' gcwkezffaff Sconce Fallon ................ 10 Hawthorne ..,,.... Fallon ,.,....,........ 19 Stewart ,,,,, Fallon ................ 22 Douglas .,....,...,, Fallon ..........a..,.. 28 Manogue ,......... Fallon ................ 21 Smith Valley Fallon ...............t 21 Douglas .,,,,,,,,,,- Fallon ..............., 28 Stewart ..... Fallon ........ - ...... 8 Hawthorne .,..,.-, Yes! They did it this year! The Wavettes beat Douglas. For the last four years, ever since girls, basketball came back to CCHS, the Douglas Tig- erettes have been the Wavettes' biggest opponent. This year Douglas was beaten, at last. All the way around, the girls have had a suc- cessful season this year. Coached by Miss Hazel Pittman they have provided sports fans with a lot of entertainment. Wcwezm Vw Aman Pictured on this page is a series of action shots taken at the Wavettes' first game. The opposing team is Hawthorne. 1. Forward ,loan Whalen attempts to win a jump hall. 2. Coach Pittman advises the team during the quarter. 3. Martha McCarthy gets ready to receive the ball as Barbara Basey, captain for the night, tips it to her. 4. Guards Anita Woodward and Mae Schmaling set up a defense as Bev Plummer jumps for the ball. ' I tta J 4 of 1 'I z. 5 gif' -370- xmii '13- Bub Whalen, Keith Ernst, Donald Neff, John Serpa. Allen Shepard. Raffie Fass, Don Bruner, Dan Hettinger, Melvin Vasquez. Not pictured: Dick Whitney, and Dan Weigel. Coached by Mr. Foster. v . Tom Ferguson, Clifford Weaver. Delvan Lee, Doren De Neal, Ted Bianchi. Gene Martin, Lonny Curry. Kay De Neal. and Elbert Mills. Coached by Bill Lee. 3? 1 H Q ar 0 0' e 0 85' 'T W 6 7 lf'-f' .sa Hcrh Allvn. Winlorrl Graham. Don Harmon, Joe Choy, Bob Hursvy. Vern Gaines. Coacherl hy John Pvrazzo. WY-nrlall Parish, Lf-9 l,istvr, Skip Hughes, Perry Clevffnger, George Imavitt. and Jack Ackf-lson. Nm piclurr-rl: Don johnson. Phillip Bliss, ,lim Proliart, and Don Covvrslon. Coacliml hy Wes Ugalfle. if 39 r' 'vs if-5 gi -0 A ...N 4-if E ......, ,,,..-.... Q--. ga-or If X , 190 459, 'O Y S I Q33 QF H5- K Leland Williams, Herman Dixon, George Woodward, Dennis De Braga, Smoky Williams, Maurice Hannifan. and Bill Corkill. Not pictured: Bob Fitz. Kelly Hiatt. Frank Soares. and Joe Serpa. Coached by Mr. Burr. eagae The Honkers. The Doves, The Larks. The Hawks, and The 4-Hers are the five teams which make up the Greenwave League. The Greenwave League was formed to give those boys who do not play on the varsity and the junior varsity a chance to play basketball. This is the first year such a league has been attempted. Judging by the participa- tion in the league, the program has gone over big. Z mg '1 5 . nf-, ,sd A fbmlism CITY 0F FALLON THE SHOPPING CENTER OF NEVADA'S LARGEST AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT G00 Daniel S. Evans, Jr., Mayor H. R. S+ewarI' Hobari' Wray W. E. Fos+er 3 A -34'i'ff' ' Giilzg 5,1 of 4, MW, if Congratulations to the Class of l952 Our Golden Anniversary Fifty Years ot Service to Central Nevada C THE I. H. KENT COMPANY , I :r:AL.x..oN-1905 IX Efai ,,. YI-7ANL.L.OlNl I952. 3.14 CHURCHILL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS EARL STUART ED ALLYN R. J. KOLSTRUP f. 'r - A -1. di! xAc'6 w i' 'fn' 4 Service . . . Our firsi' fhoughi' Maine Service Station gf YL DAN EVANS, JR. - 'P' f- .., . -vw. N 4--. JB FALLCN MERCANTILE . . Hardware Congrotulahons C ass of 1 52 fronm the FALLON zo ao CLUB O33 to the I 9 Bob deBraga and Jo Ellen Osgood wl+h fhenr FFA and 4 H calves fed on calf sfarfer from ,l 'Ph e FALLON CO OP SQA 'WL- COMPLIMENTS OF THE FALLON LIONS CLUB .-'f, Kr 4 ' '15 -Q. S, ff It gin , ,,.u- TD L? 3h f -f ei . . e '1 ,513 0 'lit K 1. .-ry I F .,:g.9'H, i 15 .- A. s ' :es- 'f i W -QR if A ' , . ' ' '. , V 'vu f. EXW , ' ! r ,Z 'L f , ' 1 I- v , img? it ..,, ' WWQVB :, 5 s Mil ' is snare? 5--u 1511, ini! 11 5- 3. tgfgyg v .1 .- .-,- . ,eff 1' Ai g -' 13, ,Ax f , -Q. A 1 -o. 'N if' Y- 1'2 V E 'gigs If si '-i . L . . ' WH, - ,, gl., , ' 4 ,' '71 134.9 -,t-S - ' ' ,- .A uf pr A 5. fl 5 W' 1. ' .. ' ' ' 4 ' lib Q ,Q .2 9 ' ' Q- . , 4 s . .V , 5 v- 4- .,,. e,, . Y f' H . - ,..x:.ta.4 Y 4,-5, 3 j V ' ,Y V.. h 1 A : I 4 V iv' My tv- -4 --ffm-ww:-'.rn,uu..,...-N.. 7 - tff?'f! k 'V I . ,gi lf-5-Q , W W . : fw- V 5- ,ls ar: K Ii. . we - . ,,. , M- . I If I ,. . . Q . :M Q . f. 4 Y. ' '- Illia V W' - -- f 1. Fancy meeting you here! 2. Barbara, Pattie, and Jo Ellen find comfortable seats. 3. Must be food they are fighting over. 4. They get their instructions first. 5. Yes, l'm Marcia Murdock. 6. Hi Jackie. 7. Is that so? 8. Interesting aren't they? 9. Half- time entertainment. 10. Barbara Hiibel selecting a pattern. l if Q... Y ,' 'v-'I' I CONSOLIDATED FEED Cr LUMBER CO LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES FEEDS AND SEEDS Congratulations MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY l26 NorIh M e SI' ee+ FaIIon Ne ada ROY KELLER NED KENDRICK . Nor'rI'1 TayIor S'Iree+ Phone I4I-W FaIIon, Nevada ain r , v Plymouth De Soto Pocko rd Internotronol Trucks SALES d SERVICE Wg omg! M cm7fm,7fwQG,foU'11AfT T46 SGENIORS OF I952 SILVER STATE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FALLON NEVADA an I69 East Center Street Phone 332-W 4 1 1 it P-SF' 21, , ,-, .f-L', 1 1 , fqLf.g,1,i.uu,4, Q' '42-5fY'f5'f3F'-HD? 1 '-' ., +A I ,si , 1 5,639 5, J , cf ? g' u 7' 3 1 f N2 1 X fm .4 lg' H4 J C PENNEY COMPANY The Family S+ore fl' ' , wg is THE FALLON GARAGE Chevrolei' Sales and Services THE FALLON STANDARD Nevada s Foremost Community Weekly Your Two local newspapers are consl'an+ supporlers of all educahon and o+l1er enlerpruses 'For advancemenl FALLON NEVADA ARMAN KO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY STATE TEXT BOOK DEPOSITORY Dlslrlbulors for American Seahng Company Peabody Sealing Company Keewaunee Laboralory Equipmenl' American Playground Equipmenl' A. B. Dick Mimeograph-Di'H'o Duplica+ors Allen Wales Adding Machines--Royal Typewri+ers l52 Nor'rl'1 Virginia S+ree'r Reno, Nevada i 'D D 1 ll I ' ll of +l1e communily . . . I' ll CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK To fhe Class of '52 054 NAATQKET Farmer's Garage ALLIS-CHALMERS SALES and SERVICE CompIe+e AUTOMOTIVE FARM MACHINERY REPAIRS arson 8: B S1'ree+s Phone 348 W ZMWMZQZ ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY PHONE 222 W AIber+ La'rI'm Dale Hansen OASIS MOTEL an SERVICE STATION On U S 50 FALLON NEVADA Iusm me cream IS ALWAYS goo ' Q' my Ami OG QQ ' K ff 42,15 Q., n ISII1 Ice Cream If' E M RENO H P 1 0 Q I 0 . I d . 4 P I P A O O IRIN -7 lx as 1 I- 7 5 x0 -'Z'.x' ' aa ,QQ X: -EMM UQ? T ' , 'High G 9 -- -- ggi CI AX 2 :P-EW . I C Q . . . ,, s . 0 9 , . '00 , .E . . ,xx- CONGRATULATIONS Io lhe CLASS OF I952 966966966 Fallon Photo Shop MARY FOSTER QxtEC'bt6C D HELLO NEIGHBORSI Come as you are gel' Ihe counlry slore habul Open 7 am Io I0 pm Every day Includlng Sundays and all Holidays Closed all day Chrislmas Day GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES Wmfiew ek O Q. 1: RV Sou+h from Maine Sfreel on Schurz Road ROY C and CHARLOTTE C WALKER PLAY MORE' LIVE LONGER' 350 NORTH VIRGINIA STREET PHONE 2 8646 Nevada s Leading Sporhng Goods Dealers CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FALLON SALES YARD Lahonlan Valleys Grealesl Marlcel' for CaH'Ie Sheep and Hogs SALE EVERY THURSDAY i 'TIA L. I...C IXI W Wm Where Qualify Counls Mos? WALT and MILLIE FEAGLEY Fallon Nevada CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I'-752 R. M. IBOBI PLUMMER The Plumber FA LLON N EVADA CONGRATULATIONS QQQZYWMQ 'EDCD Congralulahons Class of I952 Wllson Motors, Inc DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE Job Raled TRUCKS Phone 22I W Heck s Market BETTER MEATS BY HECK Fresh and Cured Meafs Wholesale and Relall Cusfom Bufchermg Frozen Food Lockers FALLON NEVADA EMPORIUM OF MUSIC BALDWIN PIANOS CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS HAMMOND ORGANS GIBSON GUITARS INSTRUMENT REPAIRS 2I4 Sierra SI'ree+ Reno Nevada Commencemenl Announcemenls Caps and Gowns Class Jewelry Dlplomas jge fMa1I'Lr Cynyrmczs Porlland Oregon Complnmenls of Wfwe Smffmy EEAUTV SI-IOD FALLON NEVADA I . o - 0 o , o . 0 FOR... , a 0 7 SEE... Elco Tire Service Seaberlmg Goodyear RECAPPING NEW AND USED TIRES Phone I94 W CONGRATULATIONS HUGH M WILSON 51 ZZQQKM RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION Phone 350 W TEDFORD BROTHERS Fallon Recap Tlre Shop I98 Easl Cenler Slreel' FALLON NEVADA ififffe FUEL OIL COAL WOOD Fallon Nevada RICHFIELD SERVICE 1-Q Phone 407W DICK RENSTROM i GRAND CENTRAL SERVICE STATION C00 Fallon Ice 8: Fuel MAINE d WILLIAMS Fallon Nevada CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 52 G M Smltten Conssgnee UNION OIL CO OF CALIFORNIA O O 0 I I C5 ... - A - Phone I40-W i NI TQ T QX an Our one aim-Io please Ihe public . . . FALLON and LAWANA THEATR WN! G Ihr THE FALLON -if for +I1e fines+ an corsages and cur flowers. W...- ADA FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE 2600 Plumas Sfreel' Reno, Nevada William R. Black, Owner Oxygen used ln flue ag shops purchased Ihrough SIERRA OXYGEN CO. Reno FLOWER SHOP.. . ' Frozzlnl Furnrture Company Your Furmfure Dealer CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 WMM 4 EQICDT-4.1.-: JQQQQQ 'ETQCDES I IXIC. The fmes'I' m WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE Slnce I885 THE HOUSE OF TRUE VALUES 237 NOFII1 Vrrgnnua S'rreeI' RENO RENO NEWSPAPERS N Publishers RENO EVENING GAZETTE NEVADA STATE JOURNAL I L I 1 fi I C. . 0, O J. . I . .. V1 The Glad Shop Za ee QEWQ L.'l2xf CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 Jewelry and Walch Repair FALLON NEVADA BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 57 Wm QZMQ FALLON SPORTING ,ff eooos Men s Wear 56524 Mm SENIORS The SGQGIJYUSI1 e-ROCERY and CONFECTIONARY AL HARLEY JOHNSON P p Fallon Nevada f7Z3 2 M712 TTT? L J CK Cx 6 Congrafulahons '7 CD THE wooourr PRESCRIPTIQNS CQMPANY Rexall S+ore FALLON, NEVADA FINE COSMETICS I 4 5 X 0 1 O , T' 0 . Www! 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