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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1954 volume:

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Wallace S Smlth Henteuts Aetieziizistmtien Mllsie Hlesses Atizleties Aetieities Advertising al ll fx r-'--s T,- S is iv 1 g, ? 144 ' A uit'-li rl' Zarcword We of the l.11hrmtan Staff open this book with high hopvs that it will rvcord privrlvss moments of thi: sf-limvl yvar anml capture- those- memnrir-S which will he- of infinite valuv to you in late-r life-. Advisors , ,, , , Mlgg ANNE flllllis NIR. CARI, SNll'l'H Photographer . , MR. RALPH MARKS Individuals MR. RALPH Nl.-XRKS MRS. NIARY FOSTER Pl'BI,ISlIFR TAYLOR PUll.lSlllNC COMPANY ? gale , 1 , Q , vm J Y .mg . W, Admin! fmtivn Q . Ui ,UV 'ami Y, Q1..- ' .23 2 Vnlv A-Y ,ag , 1 'Q A -s 'J 4 3 5. , ,, f I 81 , , ..v.,,?Zg,AQ Admiuisirafian Slilltitll is su fills-fl with stucly uncl activities that the sturlvnts antl parents alikt- smnetimes forget those- whit :nuke nur sz-hnol system operate snimmthly. those who snlw the many prnhlenis which arise rlzlily. anrl those who are priinzlrily vuiiceriierl with progressive ecl- uc-ution. Mr. Smith. Mrs. Eric Palluflana Mr. Roy Cuverstun. Mr. Bill Bmnan rlevotc encl- less time anrl energy so that all this may he zu-r-mnplishefl. W.Xl.lACl'1 SMITH SIIIIPFI-lIff'llllf'lIf 15- l6'0ard of Sducatian The directors made many ltllllI'0X'l'ltl6ItlS in the huilcling over the past Summer. One mas. KAAREN FERGUSON MRS. FHZMHFTH It-MAF genuinely appreciated hy the students was the instullatitm of new steel lockers to replace the wooden nnes. The liuarcl uf lfclueutitm and its administrator. Mr. Smith. deserve a heart-felt thanks fm' the services which they are rendering to this coni- munity. NIH. ROY COVERSTON MRS. l'l.'XNNAll l 'Al,l,lllJ,'KN MR. l3ll,l, BOMAN ni'-5 Ove I EDWARD ARCINIECA liniw-nity of Nvvada, A.l5.g Spanish I, llg Arithmeticg Physical Educa- linng Assistant Football Coavhg J. V. Baskvlhall Vnarhg Noon Rvfrea- tiong Block F Advisory Freshman Class Advisor. L. C. SCHANK l'tah State Agriculture Cnllege, BS.: Ag. l. II, lvq FFA Advisor. 114 Having: -, .W fzruliy IIYRD FANITA SAWYER PAUL C. JENSEN Univc-rsity of Idaho, A.B.g Univer- University of Nvhraska, A.B.g M.A.g sity of California. SLA.: Lihraryg Typing I, llg Cn-nr-ral Businc-ss. Study llall: Stud:-nt Govt-rnnn-nt Advisor: FTA Sponsor. CLAIRE FOSTER PATRICIA OXBORROW MICHAEL DKAKULICH Rio Grande College, B.S.g Civicsg Denison University, Ohio, A.B.g University of Nevada, A.B.g Boys' Safe Drivingg Qloon Recreationg English l, llg Dramaticsg Tri-S Physical Educationg Mechanical Senior Class Advisor: Clic-erlcader Sponsorg Freshliian Class Advisor. Drawingg Economicsg Sociologyg Advisor. xl I I' uotball, Basketball, Baseball, Coachg Block F Advisor. 'X sill xr-nsnww'-' .ml MARY RYAN Utah State Agricultural College, 5.3 Home EV. l, ll. lll: Family living: FHA Advisorg Sophomore Class Advisor. HAZEL PITTMAN Westminister College. A.l3.g World Historyg Arithmeticg Girls' Physical Edurationg Girls' Basketball Coachg CAA Advisorg Senior Class Advisor. .llM HALVARSON University of Colorado. BS.: Gen eral Sf'lFDCPQ Algebra llg Ceometryg FTA Aclvisorg Junior Class Advisor HARRY BRADLEY University of Nevada. BS: Ag Shop l, ll, lVg FFA Advisori A -R Q 1 . . .. N' ,,. , 9116111 fy A 5 REVEREND CHAPPELL IMHRELL WINTERS Fan Fran1'ist'o Stahl. Ali.: Borkclcy W 5tf'm Staff' C0llf'flf' Of C0I0Tiid0 Baptist Divinity Schoulg Substitute-. H-A-3 Pfilwillfllz Stud:-nt Counci Aclvisorq Music DQ-parlmz-nt: Vo- vatiuns. ELIZABETH TEDFORD CARL SMITH UnivPrSity uf Nvvada. BA.: Sulr- Boise- Junior Collrgvg University of Stitutf-. Or:-gym. HS.: Lahnntzm Staff ML visor DELLA BIANCHI Trcasu fer 'T E 1 ff fn 2, 5 az'- W5 DWIGHT SPENCER President tudcrzf l5'0dy Officers RAY TREASE Vive President MERIS BERRYMAN Serretary .- 5-Eg Xw? E Lift to Ilgllt ,lf-an leer Rav Trfa e xlllLlI'6fl Km Dwight Npmnur Nleris Berryman Della Along with the ten Student Council members Dwight 1n1t1ated the new btu dent Body Constltutlon written by the D3 Council Because of Dwighfs leadership and the students, enthusiastic co-operation, this year has been a tremendous suc- cess. The few problems, one of which was Student Government in the Study Hall, have all blended with the fun and now there is left only a pleasant mem- ory. CLASS PRESIDENTS-Frank Miller, Fresh- mang Jim Sloan, Sophomoreg Boh de Braga, Junior: Ed Ambler. Senior. Elasses P MQ Q' QE S q ki: ,. ' + 1 .'ifjg'.lf6:-1,-,vw '?. , -ha. A V' t V g - t 'A www K X sa,-W President H , l ir'e' I'fPS1iI1l'l'II Secretary , Treasurer , Sergeant-at-Arms . , At the completion of high school. the class of 1954- can boast of the numerous achievements made in the last four years. Under the able supervision of advisors. the class has sponsored uCandylandf' the freshman dance. and 'Tootball Davsf' the sophomore dance. As juniors they worked hard to make a success of Under the Sea. the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. This year the seniors sponsored the first formal dance, The Sno Ball. which was enjoyed by all who attended. Members of the senior class as they graduate will leave vacancies in every organization. They have shown an interest in all their school activities and proved their ability in sports by having several classmates on varsity teams. Those who are to follow in the seniors, footsteps will sincerely miss their leadership. and for those who remain there will be an emptiness caused by the seniors' departure. However, the class itself looks into the future which will bring the fulfillment of ambitions and see the reality of dreams. , FDDY ANIBLER PETE KENNEPOIII. ,. , MARY CORNU liII.I.lE LEA HOLMES BUZZ CIBBS lnot shown? Smmrs JACK ACKELSON Boys' Chorus 3, Junior Var- sity Football 3, Cro-enwave League 2, 3, 4, .lunior Frolic. EIJDY AMBLIER Class President 4, Student Council 4, Cree-nwave Flash 45 Voc, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Foot- ball 3, Boys' State, Junior Frolie. TOBIE BAILEY Block F 3, 4, FFA 1, 23 Varsity Football 3. 4, llase- ball 3. 4, Junior Frolie. DUANE BELL FFA 1, 2, Junior Varsity Football 2, Greenwave League 4. MERIS BERRYMAN Student Body Secretary 4, Class Secretary 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-S 4, Alpha Lamb- da 2, 3, 4, Old English F 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Report- er 3, Drill Team 2, Library 2, Creenwave Flash 3, 4, La- hontan Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State, Majorette 3, Junior Frolic, Second and First in District Speech Contest 2, First in Zone and State 3. .,...... C' fx 'U' Var 331 S Yu. 'in I T4- av 552 jk. X ALBERT ALCORN Band 3, 4, Dance Band 3, Saxophone Band 3. 4, Boys' State, Junior Frolic, FTA 4, Junior Class Play. MITCHELL AUSTIN Old English F 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Chair- man 3, 4, State Farmer, Gold Medal Dairy Judge, Voc. 4, Junior Varsity Foot- ball 2, Junior Frolic. SAM BEEGIILY Class Vice President 1, Tri- S 3. 4, Bleek HF 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Varsity Football l. 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Base- ball l, Junior Frolie. LEo BEIIGIN Tri-S 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, Junior Class Play. WAYNE BLISS Block F 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 1, Baseball Man- ager 1. 2, 3, Greenwave League 3, 4, Junior Frolic, lunior Class Play. ii lm an BI-I'I l'E Bow: l l X 5 l Xl lil l lllllllil I 4 FFA 3. 43 Afajrrrvllv l. 2. Il. NIARY Conxig Claw Se-r'ro'!ary l, 23 Old English HF 3, 43 Girls' Bas- lu-tllall l, 2. fl. '11 llirls' State-3 CAA 1, 2, 3. 43 Vice' Prvsirlvn! 43 luniur Frulim' Carnival Quewn Candidate 13 Junior-91-nior Prom Quvf-n 4. RAE DowNs CAA 1, 2. 3. 43 FHA 1, 2, 3. 43 Drill Tr-am 23 Clem- Club 2, 3, 13 A Cappella 43 Junior Fflrl ll'. Diwm NOBLE EVANS FFA1, 3. 43 Band 1. 2. 3. 4: National FFA Band. MERRILYN FAY FISK FTA 3, 43 Tri-S 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2. 3. 4: FFA 3, 41 lhon- oraryl Drill Tr-am 2, 33 Li- brary 43 Crwnwave- Flash 33 Lahontan 3, 43 Band 1. 2. 3. 43 Exe. Nle-mher 3: Prvs- ident 4g Duulmlv Trio 2, 33 Saxophone Band 2. 3. 4: Glee Clulm 1, 2, 3, 43 Trio 2. 3, 4: A Cappc-lla 3. 4: Junior Fro- lir: B Chew-rleaclvr 2. 3, 43 junior Class Play: CAA l. 2, 3, 4. JERRY I.. GAINES Class lJf1'5ll1f'Ill 3: Studvnl fllmnpil 31 lllrlfk Mlm' 2, -1: Ulcl lfnglish F 1, 2, 3. 41: Junior Yarsily llaskvtlmall 2: llasr-hall 1, 2. 3. 4: Boys' Slain-: junior Frolivg Crewn- waw- l.f'ilQ1llf' 3, 4. LOUIE COMES FFA 1, 2, 3: Cr:-r-nwavr' 1.1-aguv 3. 4. BRN T. HARRISON Ynraliuns 1: juniur Frolifi 'l'ransf4-r frnm Rwl llluff lin ion High. Hr-rl Bluff, Califor- nlli .11 l'1xuIlJ2ill JOAN HEATER FHA 4: Tri-S 4: B Chvvr lvumle-r 4: Tran:-fe-r from Chi CO High Svhool, Chico. Cali- fornia -1: Pvp Clulm 1, 2. 3 l.atin Chili 3: Junior Tri-Hi Y 3: ll.-X.-X 1. 2. 3: GSI, 1 2. 3: JCI. 1. 2. 3. RICHARD Hicks l'll .N 1. 2. 3. 4: Junior Frnliv. ,T a QQ, 5, 3. if-75? ff' ,X M, Q- Yrs- f 4 . 9'--f CIiAR1.ES Gmlzs Lihrury 3: Vfwatiuns 4: firm-rivvau' I.l'Hg1U4' 3. 4. HOWARD LYNN HALL Old lfnglish F 4: Transfer from K1-lsvyvillv llniun High School. Kc-lsflyvillr. Califnr- nia 4: Block K 3: Honor Sucie-ty 3. GERALUINE HAZRN Transfvr from Mission High 54-lionl. Fan Franrism. Cali- fnrnia 4: Cla-if flluh 4. PAUL HEATH FFA 1. 3: Junior Varsity Haslu-tliall 3. -1: Cn-cnwavv Lf-aguv 4: Base-hall 3. 4. BARBARA HIIBEL Class 'Frvusurvr 2: FTA 3. 4. Pre-sirlvnt 3: Tri-S 3. 4. Trvasurvr 4: Alpha Lambda 1. 2. 3, 4, S:-vrvtary 2: Old English 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA 1, 2. 3. 4. Secretary 2, Pres- idvnt 3. National Vive- Prvsi- dvnt nf Pulmlic Rfflations 4: Sl. FHA Tre-asure-r 4: Dis- trict Se-crm-tary 2: Drill Tvam 2: GAA 2. 3. 4. Fvvretary 4: Cr:-vnwaw Flash 4. BILLIE LEA HOLMES Tri-S 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 3, CAA 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA 2, 3, 4: Creenwave Flash 33 Clee Club 3, 4. President 4, A Cappella 3, 4: Junior Froliez B Cheerleader 2, A Cheerleader 43 Junior Class Plav: Senior Ball Queen 4. SKIP HUGHES Block F 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Varsity Football 3. 43 Junior' Varsity Football 23 Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2: Base- ball 1. 2: Creenwave League 3, 4g Boys' Stateg Junior Frolie. BILL IRONS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. ELLEN JUNE JOHNSON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, State Chairman of Public Re- lations 2g Drill Team 3g Greenwave Flash 2g Lahon- tan 1: Junior Frolic. PETE KENNEPOIII, Class President lg Class Vice President 43 Student Council lg Tri-S 3. 43 Old English HF 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. State Farmer 3. 43 Vocations 4: Junior Frolic. 4' , 1. , 1, lx GK J 8 f 1' I f I 3 . 1 QW Q':f,' My Q05 AVAJLABLE . pf fl X H ft A - it CARRIANNE HOLMES Old English 3. 43 Alpha Lambda 3, 45 Glee Club 1 Band 2: Junior Frolic. STEVE HUNTSMAN FFA l. 2, 3. 43 Junior Frolit' T Nlaster nf Ceremonies 3. GEORGE JOHNNY ROY JOHNSON vs. FFA l. 2. 3, 43 Vocations 4: 7 f X 39x Greenwave League 3, 4. DENNIS KIRN Class President 25 Class Vice President 3, Student Council 2: Old English F 43 FFA 1. 2, 3, 43 State Cattle Judg- Q ing Team 45 Junior Froliez Creenwave League 4. . Class Sergeant-at-Arnls 33 1 NOBIE KITO FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Trai Greeiiwaw- League WALTER LANNEN FFA 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3,'4g Junior Frolir-1 Transfer from Absarokee. Montana 11 Band I, FFA 1. MAXINE LEES GAA 1. 23 Alpha Lambda 2, 3, 4, President 4: FHA 2. 3. 4. Historian 33 Drill Team 1, 2, Cree-nwave Flash 4g Vo- rations 43 lland 2: .lUIli0I' Frolic: Old English MF 2. 3. 4. DICK LIITIIER Old English F 3, 43 Voca- tions 4, Creenwave League 4. BEVERLY MILLER FHA 2, 3, 4: CAA 2. 3. 4: Vocations 4, 'Q 5 Q4 L., WN' 15 If A-'e ' 1 6 VN s'X f - I I N me I e ' , l l . , I BILL KYLE FFA 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, Sec- retary 4: Band 2, 3, 45 Green- waw League 3. 43 Transfer from Gallup ,Iunior High Gallup, New Nlexiro in 29 Football 13 Basketball 1: Hand l. DELVAN DON LEE FFA 1, 2, 3. 4, Vocations 4g .lunior Varsity Basketball 33 Junior Frolicg Greenwave league 4. MARGUERITE LEHMAN GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Frolic. MARTHA JEAN MCCARTHY Class Secretary 3: Class Treasurer 13 CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 31 Tri-S 2. 3. 4, President 3, Alpha Lambda 2, 3. 4, Seeretary 4, Old English HF 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2. 3, 4, Historian 2. 4, President 3, 4, Drill Team 1, Creenwave Flash 23 Voca- tions 4: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Frolic: A Cheerleader 2, 3. 4. RODNEY MILLER Hloek F 2. 3. 4. President 4: Vocations 4, Varsity Foot- ball 3. 4.3 Varsity Basketball 2, 3. 43 Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 1. BOB lWlNNER FIVA l, 2. 3. 4. DON NEFF FFA 2. 3: Statv Welding Conte-st 31 Gr:-r-nwavv Lf-aguv 2, 3. 4. WESLEY PEASNALL Junior Froliv. JIM PROBERT FFA 2, 3g Vocations 4g Greenwave Lt-aguv 1, 2, 33 Junior Frolic: Junior Class Play. ALLEN SHEPHERD Junior Varsity Football 3: Junior Varsity Baskvthall 3: Base-ball 3, Junior Frolic: Grffenwavf' l,.e-agur 4. ,fi D Q .R M:-:RRY Jo MORTON ,L P' FHA 33 Vocations 44 Junior 'A ' Frnllfk 2 ia.. I. ,pf LENORE PAUL Library 43 Band 2, 3, 4g Glee- ' M , , f.lulJ l. 2. 5 1 1 J I l ,IEAN PEER FTA 3, 45 Alpha Lambda 3, 4: FHA 43 Lahontan Staff 3, 4. Afsistant Editor 3, Edi- tor 4: Student Council 41 Nlajorffttv Hg Girls' Basket- ., lnall 3. 4g Tri-S 4g Girls' State, Girls' Nation 33 GAA 3. -13 Junior Class Playg Jun- ior Frolic: Transfer from St. - Mary! Salt Lake City, Utahg Kappa Theta Sigma 1. 2, Sec- rf-tary 2: Sodality 25 Class Pre-sidt-nt 2: Basketball 1, 2: Cl10ruS 1, 2. 9 DON PRUDLER FFA 23 Junior Frnlicg Green- wave League 4. G1 I ii- 1... TED SMITTEN FFA 1, 23 Vocations 43 Q F' Greenwave League 3, 4. ' JQYCI: Surmirgii FHA 1.2. Il. 13 llanrl 2. 3. il IpI.-.- fillllr 1. 21 Juniwr l fHlif'4 4. '5- x .,-f .Nbr .W if 4 QP - ? JAc:QI:I:I.INE b'I'ARK 4 'Y- Class 'fre-uwurvr 31 FHQX fi, - 43 Fir-I in tliv Stall- Clif-rry 1, PII- llakingz lfuntr-sl: Juniur f Frulir. JIM TOYNBEE Vocations 4. DICK WIIALEN fri-5 3, 4: Block I- 3. 4. Sevre-tary 4: Varsity liaskvl- ball 3. 4: Junior Varsity Football 1, 21 BaSt'lJ8ll 2. 3 Junior Frolic. .IUDD WHITE Transfer from Toiyalw High. Galmlms. Nvvarla J: Crevnwavf- League 4: Basketball 2. ' V 1' l I ilu 'Hin Lf ji 69 x S Q Iva lJwI4.II'r SPI-:NCEII Stuflf-ni limly Prfafidt-nt 43 fllus- Vim- I,l'4'Ntlf'lll fi: Stu- de-nt fQfIunr-il 4: 'lxri-S 3, 4, Vim' l'r1-xiflvnt 3: lllurli F l. 2, fl. 4. l I'1'fi4l4'I1! 31 VIII'- -ity l -mtlnull 3. 4: Junior xviarwlly' l 'oull:all 21 Junifjl' Vanity llafkf-lliall 3: Base- liall 21 l'w4P4PlllZ1ll Nlanagvr 1: lla-km-tliall Nlariagrr 2: firvvnwaw lwaguv 3, 4: Buys' State- 3: Junior Fruliv. LORETTA TAYLOR Alpha l.aIIIlIda 1. 2. 3, 4: Old Hnglisll Fu 1, 2, 3, 4: Vw-atinIIQ 4: Hand 3: Junior Frulic. BOB 'l'IzI:.xsI2 Tri-5 3, 4: Block F 3, 4: FFAV 2: Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4: junior Varsity Foot- llall 1: Juninr Vanity Has' l-zvtliall 2: Base-hall l. LLOYD W7HAI.EN Tri-S 3. 4, Prmide-nt 4: Block FN Yafslly Flmllbdll 21 junior Varsity Football 1: Base-lmall 1. 2: Junior Varsity Baskr-tliall 1: Gr:-vnwaw Lf-aguv 2: lilly! Slate- 33 Jun- im Tuastriiash-rs 1: Junior Froliv. AIILENI: YVILLIABIS Ifl-5 3. 4: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4: llri-vIIwaw Flaxli 4: Major- :-ltr' 2. 3: Drum Major:-Ile' 4: Girls' Baskollmall 2. 33 A flliw-rli-axle-r 3. 4: Indian Que-I-n .-Xltvriiatiw, ELINOII w lLLlAMS l:'l':X 'lg liaml l, 2. 4: Saxo- plmm- liancl 2. fl: lfamlimiatn- for lnmlian lxlllt't'll -1. Rox wlILLlAMS Block 3. 4: lilrrury 2: Varsity FI-ntliall Il: Yuriily Basketball 3. 4: junior Var- sity Baske-Ilvall 2: luniur Var- .ity lflrmlrall 2: llasfflvall 2. 3. -lf. llnyf State- 3: Junior Class Plav: .luninr 'lxlY3SlIll2ir- lvrs I: 'l'rIn-k l: .luniur Fm. liv. Jun' Worms Tri-S 3. 4. Sf'1'I'Q'lLll'y '11 Ulil l-fnglifli -1: Fll-K 1. 2. 3. 4. 'l'rf-asurvr 2. l':Xf'K'llllXt' llnunvil -1: ll.-XX 2. 15. 4. Treasure-r Ii: Drill Tvain l. 2: Cro-I-nuaw lflaali -1: Girl-' Basketball Nlanagu-r 2: Girl-' Stan' Ji: Juninr Claus Play: Sports Manage-r 2: .luniur l rnliI'. LORIIAINI: WORKMAN A FHA 1. 2. 3. 43 Library 4: Crm-nwaw Flush 4: Ulm- fflulm l. 33 junior Frnliv. YIAIIILYN JUAN WIRIGIVI' Flash 3: film- Clulm 3: llaa kvlllall 2. 3, 4: CNN l. 2. 3 21: Junior l r0lir'. 4- 29 TP N Il Q I-D1 . Munir' 'half' 'SL I , 4 l af' 1' x FH,-X l. 2. 3: firm-nwaw -- K e 'sf' I-I ,lu:QI'II: WII.I,I.nIs lfl-5 .L -l: ,Nlpliu l.1lIlllI4lil 2. Ii, 1. Yin- l,I'Q'sl1lt'lll fl: Ulml lfllllllall lm 2. 3. 1. Svvrw lill'f'-'llTt'ilSlll'!'I' 3: l ll:K 2. 3. -4. lrwufiirnfr 3: lirlll lvnni l. 2g l,ilII'ary lg liI't'l'llW2iVI' lflaxli -lg ll X-X l. 2. fi. 1. SI-I1 2111111-ill-'xflllh Il: Ulm- lllulr 2. 3. -l. 54-wrvlury 2: llnulile' Trio 21 Clirls' liusluftlvull Nlanage-r 25, -lg Cirls' Slat:- 31 .luninr lfrulim-3 ll llllvvr- lv-axle-r 2. 31 .lulliwf filihn Play. BRIAN WYISI-I l.illllIIllil!l Staff l. 2: ,liininr Varsity lfmnlmall 3: .luninr l ruliI-1 lil'Q'Q'llW1DQ' l.l'ilQIIQ' I. ANITA ANN WOQIIWAIIII lfllilx 3. l. Yin- l'I'r'-iilvm IS, 'l'rc'asIIre'r 4g 'liri-S 2. 3, 4. Sz-vrvtury 3: l H:X 2. 3. 4. Se-ure-tary 3: llrill 'llvani 23 Crvvriwaw lflaslx 31 Clu- filuli 1. 3. 4. Pre-sidvnt 3: A Cappvllzl 3, 4g Girls' Has- kr-Ilwull l. 2. 3. 43 juniur l-'mlic' Cn-ffliairiiian 31 HA l:lll'l'l'lf'8lll'l' 2. 3. 4: junior Class Play. MARII.YN JEAN WRIGIIT Alpha Lainlvda l. 2. 3. -1. Vim- Pre-sirlvnt 31 Old Englisli F l. 2. 3. 41 YuI'2illIIlIS -'13 1. 2. 3. 4, Treasure-r 4: Junior Froliv. HAZEI, FRANCIS Tranafe-r from Tnrranci- High Sclmnl. 'l'urranr'P. Califor- nia 3. 5 Ji: 1.531 - 1. , ,R -ifrii, -4 1 4,-'Z . . V-:F .5'.f'5f f', I 12 , P K ir f ..1:1-' Nr-Av' jig 3 JD? ' 'iff' '-E. 4 .4f7 PV' iff' .11 g :-Qi f. ,. it .,. K. , .L -fx wg 5 , ug 'Q' fi X . . 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E' - -1 Q 3 - xfx I 'I II I Z'l1e,,SW,,gH Dancing lwneath fluffy white clourls and amiclst new fallc-n snow, couples found the first formal dance of this year, the Senior Ball, to he most cn- chanting. The theme, Snow Ball, fle- pictcml winter scenes and was flcvelopetl in tho colors of hlue and white. 552 I 5 R. ,cg 2 l 'ky hy? Climaxing the gala affair was the crowning of the royal couple, Billie Lea Holmes and Sam Beeghly. who had been chosen by the senior class. Left to right, hack row: ,Iumly Woods, je-an Pr-er. ,lar-quo-lim' Williams, Nlary Cornu, Nleris Be-rryrnan. Mary l ar-hu. ff Si U P1 GQ- Qfirls' State The American Legion Auxiliary in order to promote and further American- ism sponsors Girls' State annually. These Senior girls, who represented Fallon, attended the session on govern- ment in Reno, June 10-16, 1953. 'Ns Q0 QR' X, Girls' Na tion Jean Peer was one of the two dele- gates chosen from the entire state to attend Girls? Nation in Washington D. C. Hays' State ln order that they may encouragc and develop citizenship in the Ameri can youth, the American Legion spon sors Boys' State each year. These Senior boys, because they have shown outstanding leadership, repre sented Fallon at the session which was held on the University of Nevada Cam pus. Governor Huh Whalen distinguished himself hy winning the office of Governor, the highest position attainable at either Boys, or Girls, State. 'Viv'-1 S 5gs..,1 ,,,,5gg:,,12ll1-9 fi in X hs- Presiden! BOB DE BRAGA Vice Presirlerzt , JIM CAINES Serretary TOM LAMB Treasurer PHIL BENSON The class of 1955 this year suddenly found them- selves grand old men of CCHS-upper classmen. Along with this added prestige, came new responsibili- ll ties and problems. but the juniors proved themselves equal to their new-found work. Under the direction of Mrs. Elmo Oxborrow, the Junior Class presented the annual play, Our Miss Brooksf, the proceeds of which went to the Junior- Senior Prom and Banquet. They sponsored the Junior Frolic and Junior assembly with a lot of patient help on the part of their advisors, Miss Anne Gibbs and Mr. James Halvarson. The junior class proudly presented the high school with two student body officers and five student council members who serv- ed the students well throughout the year. Members of the class participated in all activities and scholastic fields. The juniors look back with fond memories on their third successful year, but also look ahead to an even better year to come next year. juuirfrs 7, Roge-r Austin Sylvia Hartz U1-urgv llvail Phil llvnsnn llc-lla llianvhi J.-fl' llxllnng-ly Joann liuwe-rf Runalll llracllvy Sllirl:-y llruwn l.'Yu.' 511010111 Xlf-rwin lfartvr :six Ph.. .I 1 .. Clara fluf- Davf- Colman .Xlne Hunk llolx dv llruga .Xumlre-y llimmill Milo llrapvr . .x. H. if Qs 1. ilz- f lv' juniors B B' xi. qv, 52 1 1 ko I. 97405 AUMLAKCQ E x J- ' I 'Ti ,gg l 'T Ui 3 AQ- fuk' F 0 Hail llucllvy Wuyrin- llriugb ll:-urge-l':urnl1ur Nlur-hall lfllintl Jualitli lfllis liiunm- lfvanf liaffie- Fas l7e'llliiNl e'rg1i1 an liill F1-rgusoii ji-an lu-rri-l Alfrllll Fivlil- Harry Fox Larry Fritz llill Uainm ,lvssa-f1t'ar Nanvy Cvzlnr-y 11 Y '-vx I tw Cf., 5 1. I? fx bg f'-' QM 'gag fi Q! Hap T 1 'VB juuivrs V S . .. Larry ,wir llgjflv-114-ffmml 75 is I 47 - ,.f ar url x H yn I Hub lIl'llllI'iX lil1llllll'killlX Kdlhl -V J 5 A lv-an lmlu-vp Ill 'E 1 r- ump Lal Q 5' Izwivrs 5Ie'u' LM' Fun- lm:-5 'Rl H4 'TN fo! - N .1 Il4.hNl11rrin be-ul'g4-Nl4'l,l1llLl -1 z Nlf-rlin nr r LI Iwr Xlu-kn-15011 HolrNIill1-r Wuym-tlv Mill- . s- R E41 xillfgliill 111' X Marvin Hun , Agfa? W' Dflfulyilklbll v, lurk Xlurivl Ne-I-un ju l',ll1'Y'lf,NgLll1l1l 'if-f' gil-G: L' in-.Q 'Ist 7' X 'Q-Mrk' 'Q funirfrs VT' fb. T 1 1 5-ff ,H X. it i ,5- ii ? 'Vi 3 lfhris Pallufian Bruin- Pnttvrson Famira Pe-vk Jim Pvrrazu Clvmia Prim- Hurohi Prnlwrt Ralph Ratli Harry Ri-hknp Lloyd Ruhr L4-una Sum Wanda Sanrhvz Karen Svhe-ffh-r Kr-nt Shamhaugh Mary Sharp Tom Sinithms Patti Stark '95 3 U5 -Q' juniors I'u'url Qlillt' xI1il'y'Jl'i1IlsillliI'i ke rry button Hill Tziylor .lim Tavlor ,-Q lady nr 4- Q--. 15-r Ray Trvasv ff'- n I'ru.,., Mary Vasqurz Clinton Yon Ki-nnrr 'Z' Patsy Yrf- Nun Hon Wagefs Ernest Van Winklc' Leila Watson 11 fve- I Q' iv, F-op' gf Ron Wotzr-I Dave Ye-Oman Jim Yvoman r, Aclilfifies 'l'l1+ Rnyul flrruplff. liillif- Holzmlv- and Fam 'Q I' hls. mv:-I Hr. SXIUSNXHLIIII 1' Nlixf Hrnokx. llc-lla Bianc- llentx. I fcvm- from Um Vin IIFUOIISN : S: 1' I 52 'S rl: v2 '1 :Q 5 Z s-1 C2 - g Q 9? 2- 2 E 3 SW fp 9' 753 5 - gg T ff 25 0 2 gg T U1 3 0 - -1 sm 4 NE 9 si-U E2 in P' S- :u 5 fn.. '1 5 F' -9 5 'C' CU P1 A UI LT' - rc 11 C : ..-. A :Q C5 ,.. 27 'L fl? 'C 1 FD 'll C7 : - C 1 f- 3' Q C... 1 T2 'Z' f- --, C ff ,- N.. 3 S.. -1 9 -. W F- 5 -. :A :A I Y C Q 37 in E C 'f 'T E The play, directed by Mrs. lilmo Uxhorrow. starred Della Bianchi as Miss Brooks. Supporting roles included Merwin Carter. Dave Colman. Nancy Gedney. Ueanna Merling. Patti Stark. Karen Scheffler. Bob Miller. Faye Lees. Kathleen Hughes. Marcia Murdock. ,Ioan Lima. Jean lnskeep. Janet Huntsman. and Wanda Sanchez. Basketball players were portrayed hy Don Heath. Steve Lee. ,lim Gaines, and Hay Trease. The junior Class which presents a play annually uses the money derived from ticket sales to finance the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet usually held late in May. The entire class worked to make the play a success. Even though the performance was given for only one evening. the cast received the praise of the whole community! nf v ,rain ,xx ' D 54 1' ..: ,' + 'CL 9, , ,,., www 16' President ,. ,, , JIM SLOAN Vive Presirfent DICK W'ElSl'lAUPT Serretary ., .. . MARGARET OATS Treasurer , CXWENDA COOPER The class of 1957 is waitin for the next 'ear of hi h g Y g school which will make them upper classmen During the past two years, the sophomores have worked diligently, and as a result now have members in all organizations: Block F, Alpha Lambda, CAA, Tri-S, FTA, FHA, FFA, Glee Club and Band. The 5oph Hopi, which climaxed the foot- ball season entertained not only the Fallon student body, but Ely's as well. The theme Football Daysu was carried out in the dec- orations. Under Mrs. llyarfs and Mr. Wolfe's guid- ance, the class of MST took part in the Junior Frolic and staged one assembly. Still not upper classmen, the sophomores avoided the senior side of the steps and a few were called before the senior class as- sembly and made to account for acts which dishonored the seniors. The sophomore class of which Churchill County High School is doubly proud has de- monstrated during the past year that it pos- sesses all those qualities which mark an out- standing group. President ,,,, ,,,, , , , FRANK MIIIFR Vice President , . , . ,, .. VAL YORK Serretary , . , JAMES CUNNINCHANI Treasurer ,..,, ,, , DONNA VRE NON Sgr.-at-Arms ,, RONALD LEWIS ?resl11m'r1 To prove their athletic ability, the year- ling's basketball team defeated the sopho- more team during the- annual Block F inter- class tourney. Being lower classmen, the freshmen found themselves the objects of strenuous initiation, especially the first two weeks of school. How- ever, throughout the entire year, the seniors kept a close watch over them and made sure that not a single freshman trespassed on the senior side of the front steps or secured a back seat during assemblies. Churchill County High School is proud of its freshman class who have been outstanding in sportsmanship, scholarship and loyalty. The youngest in school, the class of 1908 have proven themselves tops in everything except seniority. The freshmen have earned for themselves a high place in Churchill County High School by adding members to Band, Clee Club. Alpha Lambda, GAA, Old English FQ, FHA, FTA and FFA. Frosh were welcomed at the first of the year in a student body assembly and again at the Freshman Re- ception, given in their honor. K. Fx' S , . N. Vw 47 t us- fe , fa , ' 1 Y V , x .1 ' . V 5 , . Y' Y '. 34 nf nf ' ' , , hx? , . H q . fu' 'sr' P D - z ui?7'2Ar. yr, ' is fi- . M 1, 1--1' -.ilu K 1 'F Q ' LL., x' lf' 23' 3,2 Kfiggfr . if . t gy 1' ' . ., 5 - ? -,f.'+,,f,.4:,,1 'K A .f A :nil-5:1451 Y- a GQ g b f viii-14. 7 , - - ' Ai'-'11 .' ,. 1 '73 1 , L?',:4i:,?l!g'i152--'E-'fa 'A . ' ,Q ' 1 u. ?r'2?'s? - 4 EI' . V x X Q? - AU..-v.-N ' . 3 'mx- ,iff , ,. 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Slflylilfxllilfll llgrlihe Freslinum Reception was helfl in the auflitorium to officially iselvome the lfrosh. Jill-Y-Fll:X helrl its formal and infor r11a1 l initiation. UCTOHIQH 5 -The juniors presented their class play. Our Nliss Brooks. 'I -Jlihe lfllft delegates lf-ft for Boulder City to atteml the annual Fl'l.'X Convention. ll 'Vive nent to sr-hool onli ai half flux. as sf-liool was vxviisefl so the sturlents r-oulrl x isit the 1-ommissioning: exe-rvises at the Navy Base. I3--Parents were imitecl to atteml Upen House-H here at school. li--:Xlplia Lzmilula 1-elf-hraterl 'lilizinksgiving hy having their progressive tlirim-r. 21- Sno Balli' was the theme for this year! first formal flame-the Senior llzill. 22-!l'he haml presentecl a puhlir' convert to raise funfls whivh they use-cl to purchase instruments aml musir: Q . O K 4 U, Kb. ,, I s 6 M, ,M - , 3 , Kira Hyunf- Iluine- lfv. girls baking cuokivxl The nvw st:-1-1 lockers wi- had at the begin- ning of this year, A. 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Llmks likv Ihr- Ag boys aw- wurking hard. 40r an- lhvy hardly v.urking'!,I 1 I 'il JXINIYPI Ce-omvtry sw-nw to be a plc-asant subjm-ct! Iiwryum- is smiling. Be-low: Om- of tha- ovcr-ambitioug PE. vlassw. - ' lu 'N 1 FA ff' M 3 ' iixi-Enxhg . xl. ' ' K JW:-' w I 1 -N -2 i ',' ff' .1 A T1 LHUNX F XXI ii rf BI' 9 'NQQ' !5.v, 1, -su2?,i'6' if C A . x u-nugpnnv-Q i nomo- . I .,, 9 L- 'Ki 'fa 1' .-. 1 ,mf .. A a mfn uv-I-' , f -pn .,. ,Mix 'E' .'LfeQY Q J .Ag .RQ PLWL 21 M .WWI 'WL .6 X AN ENGLISH I CLASS 4 41- ? tri, - '. ':,?f.:i:: -L fry' NXIVH IJIUX IM, t,L.X5r THE NIECH, IJRA-XXYINKL CLASS GP Us lfm'l.' mir. lv!! In riglit: Hnhefrta llmle-n. Phyllis lliihf-I. Sue' Tm Xlcf J N , ' ivslr-x. liarlrara lliiln-l. Nlartha ' farthy. lr-arl ftinv. Clvntla Iriu-, ,Ivan ivvr. Hrs! mir: ,lzivqiiiv Williain-. I'atti1- Stark. Xl:-ris livrryniaii. llvlla llianvhi. Nlaxint- lmvs. Nlilrlrwl King. Nlarvia Nliirflut-lx, Yu! llIl1'fIlfPII,' l.nr+-tta aylur anrl Nlarilyn Jr-an Wright. l,H'.Yl'llt'lH NI,-KXINE LHES life l'res1'11ent f-f- JACQUIE WIILIANIS l .. -wi 4,d l-.W.l'1' SPf'r1'If1r,i NI-XR'l'll4X Xlf-C,-Xli'l'Hi TFPIISIINW Nl'XHCl:X Nll'Rl70ffK Alpha L' 111116411 Sharing the lmuclgct halancing prolvlenis of thv Rvpuhlivan .'xflIlllHi!4lfZlli0Il. :Xlpha Lainlicla worked hard to cut l1IlIt0I'l'SS8Tf' spending anrl to lvave a surplus for nc-xl y0ar's ineinlwrs. The formal initiation anrl rvurii-on for olcl meni- hers in January was a high point fur thc- group. ln May. mothers of all seniors and senior girls wc-rv Alpha l,ainhfla's guests at a furinal tea. The annual Thanksgiving dinner. at which wu- inen faculty inf-nihvrs were' guests. was helrl in Nuveinber. Several informal Suppcrs ancl a picnic' at tht' Pncl of the yvar rounclml out the vlulfs ac'- tivitics. Activitivs inc'lurlt-fl sc-lling inilk at noon. svlling 1-ancly at liaskctlwall gainvs. anrl holding dmsn-town vake sales. sth- 'Z' 1 i HlLil's lfmlf mu: lc!! Io right: Hit-k what hxlllliitlli Huh lrease. l.r-o livrgin. Dm Q from mu , xxvllillvll. Nleris l:f'I'fyIllLill. IJ1-lla liiant I rl u an x liaw Colman. Hrx! wuz' Nl:-rrilyn Q . N rin' .1 ian Xnita Woomlwarvl. Nant-y Cwlrivy. Billie iann gwr R x rg Zfri-S llevorate the goal posts! llonit forget ahout the Christmas treel Nlem-ting: at l2:3Ul There were the 1-ries whivh Tri-S int-nilwrs heard this year. Thr- group whit-li rlerives its name from the motto. Sm-rxire. Sportsmanship. anrl Spiritu cleeoraterl the goal posts for every home game and at Christmas tht-3 mlm-eoratefl the sehool Christmas tree. 'Xn entertaining initiation whieh followed the Christmas theme was helfl in lleeeinlver to welcome tht' stuclents who had heen elected to membership. :Xnge-ls. ehoir girls aml even shepherds were founfl roaming the halls of CCHS on that day! Tri-S was co-sponsor of the.'newly openefl con- vt-ssion stancl this year anrl the memhers helpecl sell :luring the games. All in all. the group vertainly liverl up to their motto. gf' Block i , .-4' .Mi Xll-Fimrls lvlillllllvl lwr lvlle-riiie-ii l'lllIliiXf'tl llii- lllcwk im-iil inulitiuii .' , ally aivtivc ye-ar. Nlr. -Xrl llmlvzi. fin-ulty -,uw 1' X't'l!Fl'bt'IllLillXl' to tlif' zitlivlif- liiinrfl nl .. - miiilrul at tliz- l.vIllNC'l'illf lil Nc-Hula. nu gui-sl spi-Liki-r. .Sf-' ' 4,-, , - 'bf auicl rv-rouiiliiig the-ir suilclvii we-ailtli. blflfltllilh Sl-lip ll.. 'l'if1i-iiiw-i': llivli XX.. if-wi-'Iai1'3: Yiiii ll.. Yiw- miilvnt: liiiiliii-i Xl.. l'iw--iilr-iit. lfmf. mu. ff!! In rzglzl: ,le-fry lliiiriw. Wuyiin- llliw-. Niiiiiy l'll!MlQ'T, llwiglit Spviiwr. Huiliie-y Nlillrr. llivli wliaili-n. .lim lrilffi-ll. Swmirl ruut C1-nirgv lfarnlizlrt. lllllr Wilialvn. Hull rle liraga, Tniii l.amlJ. llviims le-rgu-ml. mill-ii lllll. Skip llugllivx Flu-vlvr Rm-xr-f. first row: llfiiialil llvatll. li-rl ila- Iimgii. Hun Williuiiia ,lim llziiiiw. St:-xv l,r-e-. Tuliie- llailr-y. Sam lie-1-gxlily. Raffiv Fav. liuln 'lie-aw. -si. ar'-- V - YW- -H- .-.,, ----.... --L pv-4' 'O' Bliwk iiwiiilicrs i-iijiiwil tlii- xsiii :fy tx-r :mil fall iiiimtlh ul llilw wliiiiil year .3 liul in-rs' sivlx with wurrx mi-r liiiuiiviul svtlvavks until :Xlplm l,aiiilifla pri-svntvml J fs llivm witli Clglllt'Q'Il-llUll1ll't'Ll I7f'IllIlL'5 llie-y fpviit Iliv rest nl tlir- yvzir 4-uuiiliiig, ..4 GAA GMX. the Girls' .Mlxli-tif' .-'Xssm-ialimi I4 win in ill SIN! rts ancl who llLlYt' varnvrl zi lvlm-lx I lvllcr or who have lakcn two SC- nu-Qtcrs ul physival 1-cluvatiml. ga - D 2' ' Va 1 ashiun. a lu -lirl thi war ln flllll 1-nlurful party was helfl at Prcsixlm I sed nl girls who arc Inu-re-ste-cl 'Xnila Wmmclxsurmlls llIlllll'. 'llhv rncmlwr vanlf' rlrvsgccl lu rcprc-smil sung titles. Ihr f ru lllllIl.S clirvctursliip. upcratml the fmmtliall l'1lIll't' - rl' up. unflvr Miss llazvl l'iti ssmn with l' HA. P-vvvral fmwl salvs mire- spunsurc-cl flurlng thc- yn-ar to raisi- funcls. P 5 I Ul l l1il'ili5 liarhara ll.. S:-vrwlary: Nlarilyn Ivan XX.. lr:-afure-r lacquim' W.. Syl.-Lil-.'xI'IIlSl Mary C.. Yimw- PYl'rlll4'llll Anita W.. Pre-simle-nt liaflr row, left I0 right: Linmla lim-rgin. ,Xnila Yrf- Nun. XY aynm-Irv Mill. Sylxia liartz. liwlyn Wlmlvy. Luis Guisli, Mary Ann Moss-r. Jvan Pm-r. Third mir: Marcia Kliirdock. Glenda Prics-. Ainlrvy Uinnnitl. ,loan Lima. Dvlla liianvlii. Nlililrvil King. llvanna Nlvrlingz. liilliv Lra llulnie-N. .-Knita Wmulwanl. Seralzrl row: .lvull lflrliwp. li:-w-rly Nlill:-r. Nlarguvrih- Lehman. 314-rrilyn Fisk. Mc-rif lie-rryrnan. Mary llurnu, Marilyn ,lr-an Wriglil. Darla-nv Tr:-uw. Donna Rav Nlillvr. Faym- In-5. l ir.sI row: Mary l lil'llZ1. javquie- Nlcffulla. .Xrlrnv Willianix. ,luily Wim!-, Nlartha xl1'flilI'lllf'. .lavquiv Williams. lflizahr-th l.8IllIlll'l. Sharon ffoalx. Nancy ll:-flrwy. .ln Elle-n Ufgzoml. M11 pn-lurml: Barluara Hiilwl. Soapy Hugh:-s, Shirlvy llrmvn. llrina Kanivy. Xanry lfxanf. Nlurial N!'l5Ull. Nlargarv-1 Ugg, ,-4-1 . 'Nlarcia Nlurdovk, .-Xutlr:-y lliinmitt. ,lu Elle-n Usgood, Nlartha Nln-Ifartliy. llarlnara llllllu-I. -lawqilio W l Bark raw, left Io right: Nlary Favha, Mary l.ou Williamx. Sylvia lla'-tl. Kan-n S1-li'-fflvr, Arla-nv Williams. Judith Ellif. Thin! row: ,loan Lima. Javkie- Stark. l'atti:- Stark, llvlla llianvhi. Nlvris c-rrynian, J:-an lnske-vp, Bertha Hoge-rs. Serum! row: lllvnda l'rit':'. l'f-arl Stinv. joyu- Conlvy, niily Crawford. Mary I.ou Wilkins. Justine Faupvl. Javquir- Nlvffulla. Firxt rout Wavm-ttv Nlills. 'illiams, joyre- Edwards. Kllvnna Kelly. i ?.H.tf4. Bark row, left lo righf: Jacquiv Williams, Kam-n .-Xhhot. joyw- Nlrilartliy. Uziylr- lfohlf-, lfranfef Cann. .larquiv Holm:-5. llarlf-nv ,-Xgzuirrf-. Nlivkif- Wateon, Fourth raw: Emma Svrpa. Anita Wood- ward. Nlargarr-t firuolfi, Dianne- Evans. Elle-n ,lunv john:-on, Sandra P+-vk. Alive- Cook. Vivian Cushman. Nlasa Kito. Thirzl row: l'm-arl Stinv, Sylvia Bartz. Karon Svlie-fflf-r. Charlotte- Prvwitt. Judy All:-n. Virginia Lyons. Clara Leavitt, Donna Norvutt, Lodefne- Irons. Sevonrl row: June Som- mer, Edna Harrigan, Florence Workman. Phyllis lliilwl. Elizahf-th l.aninwl. Linda lie-rgin. Gwvnda Coop:-r, Lida llauinann. llortha Hayes. First mir: Je-an Uste-rhoudt, Nlf-rrilyn Fi-k. Holwrta Bode-n, ,Ivan Liatvr. Lois Cuisti. llc-anna Woodliff. Wanda Smith, Carolyn Sue- Davis. , HWIFDOC. , Sweetheart King and .Queen X X N X i X X BAHBARA X X -x f ff gfsi e5 f X f e x K X Exerutive ffommittee JLDY WOODS JACQUIE WILLTANIS BARBARA HIIBEL Parlianienlarian JOYCE EDWARDS Song Leader GLENDA KELLY Vice President MARTHA NICCARTIIY President JO ELLEN OSCOOD Serretary AUDREY DININIITT Treasurer BIARCIA XIURDOCK Reporter WYNETTE MILLS Qufurc flamcmak ers iii ,fwzerim National Public Relations Chairman BARBARA HIIBEL The Honiemakers started the year with a bang when they were one of the two chapters in the state to receive an honorary banner for being out- standing in their program of work during the year, 1952-1953. Last year the members earned enough money to send a delegate to the national convention held in Columbus, Ohio. In November, they sent six girls to the state convention held in Boulder City. The Future Homemakers put on a very inspiring assembly last fall and in the spring they sponsored their annual Sweetheart Dance. Other activities in- cluded planting flowers in front of school last spring, Christmas caroling, a dinner for their par- ents celebrating National FHA week, and selling at the concession stand during football season. They worked hard all year to earn money to send another delegate to the regional meeting to be held at Logan, Utah in July. All in all, the chapter has had a very successful year. Mrs. Ryan, their sponsor, and CCHS is very proud of the outstanding part the group has con- tributed to school activities! Exefutiwe ,llenibers CART COOK 'NIITCH AUSTIN A or 1n'f'lnrrwl X' Reporters IINI FLOAN HARRY CORKHILL EDDY CURRY Sentinel TED dc BRAGA Vice President PETE KENNEPOHL President BOB de HRACA Secretary BILL KYLE Treasurer DENNIS KIRN Huiure Qurmcrs 1 'r 1 f S xi I 1, America 1150 ng 7 Y.. K' 'I o'9'CT:'i.10 This year FFA has gained local and nationwide recognition with tribute paid to them at the Na- tional 25th Anniversarv Convention held in Kansas. The local chapter has the honor of having the greatest number of National officers and American farmers during the past twenty-five years of any organization in the United States! Lonny Curry and Dave Evans played in the National Band at the convention in Kansas City. Mr. Schank, the local advisor, and Don Travis. past vice-president of the Pacific region. also at- tended the convention. Mitch Austin, Dennis Kirn, and Duane Dimmitt brought distinction to the chapter by being three out of four on the State Dairy Judging team at the National Dairy Show in Waterloo, Iowa. The team received honorable mention. Besides winning fame, the Future Farmers have worked hard on many chapter projects, one of which was the annual FFA auction sale. This alone brought 5:3540 to the chapter. Mr. Harry Bradley replaced Mr. Delbert Stewart as co-advisor with Mr. L. C. Schank. Aa. I Bm-lf row. Inf! In riglzl rw if-if 'E' -Qi : Robvrt Pattison. ,Iavk l.amliH, Lore-n llufllf-y. Don Fisk. Stanlvy Grow Davirl Ellis. Harlvy Lf-hman. ,lim Cvar. Roy Robinson. l.c-lancl Gibbons. SP!'0lIli row: Frml Williams. ,lim Maxwvll, Bobby Martin. Cary Woolw-rlnn. Ire- Coats, Ronald Lewis. Jack Reeves. C1-ralrl Jimmy. Phillip Waldron. First row: Xlr. liracllvy. l,luyfl Lima, Larry Hodge-S. Larry Nlillvr. Dean Schank. Richard Lev. Frank Nlillvr. Val York. Hob Crm-ss. Richard Fisk, Mr. Schank. tN U0r ,,,, . -2,1 i ii M-n',.,gnv 0'roo 'iff , lim 4.,,.uwu Y 'I 523 Gb MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE indent Geeernlnenf ., . Q 1 .,- NY' 'N in NP it ,n.P' 1 NWT' 7 -T'..i' 1 4 VL Q Y .- O l.l fb Q i Back row, left to right: George Ifarnhart. 'lied de Braga. Ray Trease. Bill Kyle. Norman Mincer. First row: Anita Woodward. lfmma Se-rpa, Sandra Peck. Floreiive Worlvinan. This year CCHS organized a new group, Student Government. to govern the study hall. Each class elected a boy and a girl to serve on a hoard headed hy Student Body Vice President Hay Trease. Fallon was the second school in the state to adopt this form of self-government. At the beginning of the vear there were numerous problems to he faced. One of the most difficult to solve was the students' lack of co-operation which was shown when they refused to serve on the Student Patrol. The Patrol consisted of students chosen luv the Committee to report inishehavior in every study hall period throughout the day. The names of offenders were turned in and demerits issued for improper conduct. The project was very successful. considering that this was the first year of its operation. It is the aim of the Student Government to gain the cooperation of the students and make them realize their responsibility in governing themselves in the study hall. Mrs. Sawyer, study hall instructor, acted as advisor and helped with the improve- ments of Student Government. it .ui '.5::,lg3:vi ' Q-ai -+ 4QiQ i S 1 I, Fi -' 3 1 u . N 5 ,wx bl' s t an , FEP-. 4 .uf-jf' I.-,f..9,, ,- -wr , -QF.. 4 ': ' , 4: I ,git ,P gf: i. 1 'gag .I 5-. . v -v-n--.. -s i ff, , , 'ln- , W U any Iii-n 11145, l -Alon.. . ,AL 1 -11 - 7'7'1J1xJYxj71 D3 A 1 .J ...I .5 J .f J' -J ,fglwv :NV v-Nik Xi i X ei VOLKME 10 NO. 2 C.C.H.S. FALLON, NEVADA OCTOBER 9 1933 Pictured above: Wayne-ite Mills, Wayne Bliss. Lor- raine Workman. Arlene Williams, Iacquie Wil- liams. Nancy Cedney, Barbara Hiibel, Judy Woods, Janet Huntsman, Maxine Lees, Marcia Mur- dock, Nh-ris Berryman and Della Bianchi. llrina Killllfy, wllu re-pn-wnle-rl C11 f-MA-QN cnnzsci Public Speak ing Tlmrulxgll thu 1-ffmls of Hr. ,lurgvrw tha- sp:-wh flvpurtrm-ul alt QXIHS has grmsn frum III'ilf'IiVIlHf nwthmg mtv xhl- lurgn- um! tal:-rulwl grlmlv ulxivh it has IWPII this 51-ar. 'Hu' sp1'f14'h stlxcfe-rlls. when wwf- gin-n the- uppor- tunity lo 1-mm fffur 1-rmtesls during zhf- war. gain- ed not only the- vxpe-ric-:wc of spa-zxkilxg In-furv an allflierxvc Inu! the-y also prufilml from thc' vxtczlsive rcscarvh whim-h was rwvessary for tht- prvparutimm of thi-ir papa-rs. Sandra Lohse dc-liu-rs ll 4'0llYiIll'illQ1 point lu IIPI' atlentiw 1-lassnlutc-s. Hs n the Yoh-v of I,t'lIl1N'l'Hl'j'n Contest. wun se-wand plum- in rhf- statff. Mr. ,Iurge-ns' 5IH'l'L h Clais. f' Eiufure Crashers af' 'lilli' Svlnmlis xxvm-st Ilfgiillllillltlll. llw luurge' lf. Cravlwxi flliapti-r ul ilu- l'u- lurl' 'lie-avlim-rs of Miwrivii. liaml a wry uwm-ssfiil sevuncl yvar. l 'l'.X is an nrganizatinn fur slucle-nts ti l4lllIlg,lll1ll' pru- lllll'ft'hlC'4l in making 'z ' ' f -' fi-ssinn. 'lilicir purpose is In furthe-r uc-- iw' partivipatimi uf slucle-nts in the lin-lil uf 1-fliicalinn. Nlr. Jann-s llalxarsnn luis Sinn-rxlse-cl tlic- luturm- lc-arlicrs. OFFICERS' LPI! Io riglil: llvlla ll.. R4-purle-rg Marcia M., 'I'ri-amy-lr 3 J IJ:-anna M.. Irv-ifls-ntg ,lm-an l.. Se-fn-tary: .-Xnila Vi'..VYir'+- lrvfimli anal Elinor W.. Historian. lfzlrff N11l', lvfl In riglzf: ,li-an PM-r. Javquie- William:-, ,Ivan lriskwp. Maxine' I.:-4-f, ll:-anna Mm-rlingi. Margarvt Oats, ,Ioan Lima. First row: Elinor Williams. liarlnara lliilwl, lla-lla llianclii. Nlilrlrwl King. Marcia Murdock. Anita Wiumlwarel, 'Nlvrrilyn Fifk. Not pirliznfrl: Allie-rt ,fKlvnrn. Fur- Tnwf- lvy. Jacquif- Holmes. C' E N I-'XYF IFES JEAN PEER NIlI,llHl'Il1KlNtL I,'ir1-11141111111 1llIlZ!1gt'f Eijjmf Business .llnnager lfarlf rung left ru riglzl: Snmlm I5-vk, Hail llmlle-y. Jugs-r lfmwln-y, Nlilmirmi King. john Filld Murvia Nlllrliuvk. xI8l'glLlff'f Oats. Firsi row: NI:-ris Berryman. Mvrrilyn Fi-k. Nancy Um Elizalu-tll I.3IHlHt'l. Linda lie-rgin, Donna Ham- Mille-r, Patxy Yrf- Nun Cray. 11 Bafl: wiv. le-It lo right: Sandra Pe-ck. Donna Rav Hiller, Gln-nna K4-lly. Cail lludley. If-an Ins' keep. First mir: Patsy Yre Non Cray. Margaret Oats. Joann liowf-rs. Nancy Codney. Cwf-nda Cooper. Chasing ads. making sure people get their pictures taken. and meeting last minute deadlines-all this to give CCHS students the 195-1 Lahontan! The Ad-chasers under Faye Lees' and Sandra Wlrafs supervision started their work early in the summer and as a result more ads were sold this year than eyer be- fore. The Taylor Publishing Company awarded the Staff a 'Craflex Camera for being one of the first te'n schools to ship in ad copy. Mildred King had completed the copy and sent it to the publisher before December 1. lt it were not for the splendid support of the faculty who were willing for students to be taken from classes for pictures. the Annual Staff would be at a loss. To the teachers. to Mr. Marks. our photographer. and to all those who contributed toward making the 1954 Lahontan possible. we express our sincere Thanks is if f 'xr - K .. ' 'Zhu-w'4l . .N -pi -3-'i Bark row. left In right: Bill Fe-rgiison. Uv-llu llianvhi, Su-an Towslvy. Nlartlm Nlvffurtliy. llnrlmm Hiiliel. Pearl Stine. Clenmla Prim-. Sworn! rozr: l'llillis lliilwl, Nlziry llornn. .lim lltivkuln. Iiol de- llraga. jurly Woods. lla-nnis Kirn, llivk l.uther. ,lim l'4-razzo. l 1'r.x1 rozr: Patti Stark. ,liivqiiif Williams. M1-ris Berryman, ,lim Caine-s. Unit- Colinzin. Nlnxint- lm--. Nlililri-il King. Nltmin Xlnr clovk. Yo! pirlurrrl: Rohm-rta Bolle-n. Nlarilyn Jvun Wright. ,lo-an I -r-r. l,orf'ttn Taylor. ltrinz Old Englih This group represents those lucky inclivicluals who haw t-arm-tl an Ulrl lfnglish letter either through schoolwork or lay plaeing first. sevonrl. or thiral in any state- wicle competition. such as a speech contest. :incl Ag. contest. or a llonu- Er: 4-ont:-st. The Olcl English F can also be won if the stuflvnt reeeiwrs an 'TY' average in four. one creclit subjects for one semester. This year the organization was inaf'tive hut served as an Honor Soc-iety In those- is ho clistinguishefl theinselvf-s hy earning their l,c-ttf-rs. Karney. I ,Music Rv- ., 3 ' .-51, ,. 15 - 'wg ' v - I 35? E Z4 QQ v. 5':f 2 4 4,51 NIERRILYV FINK Premlent The group whlch brought the pep and CIIIPIUQIHSIII to our games thlS sear Band' At the wame tlme then offered top notch entertamment The paet wear the band has made numerous publle appearanc es and taken part 1n the State Band Festn al Music Dircciars Mr. Wlntf-re. known :rs I '- mf to hu sllhlvllls. 1- zl1rm'lnr of om- of the outstanding music rlf-partlnwxmle in thc- slate. Hand Offzcers I Ice lreszdenl Serretarv Lzbrarzan Board Uunhers IJ-HE FY K'Nx HU! FRI X HOD!-'N 'NIPRWIN CARTER N P 101 X I LILNDX PRIC E WXNNPTTF NIIIIN Q-1 'X ,Q I A .MQ The- lrami play miurm a pap aswnmhlyl Woodwinds Left In right: YI:-rrilyn Fisk. Judy Robinson. Whylwtlm' Hills. Wanda gZ1Ilf'h1'l Hull:-rta Uncl- CII. Cho Khdrohill Zoudty High School Hood Kasses and Horns Lei! lo right: nwalter Lannv-n. Phil llvnson Billie- Hvndvrson, Kent Olive-r. Not shown: Bill Giles, Daw Evans. l.e-n- ore Paul. awphnne Hrzflf row, left Io righl: Allwr! Alcorn. Loi- fluisti. jnyw- Emlwarrlm Elinor Williams. Jim l'e-razzn. First row: Al- vin P:-uxnnll. l.u Nav' Smith. Kivliarrl Huw-ll. Nlargzarf-t Hazv-lwoml. France-S flann. C7 arimifs Bark mug left to righli ,lim Nluxwm-ll, Harry He-1-k, Bob Nlillvr. Nlurgurn-t Oats. ll:-anna ,NIf'l'llll:l. Sm-uml row: Cary Xv0l!lVt'l'lO!l, Bud Powell, ,lm-ff Billinggfly. Nliki- llull. juyrz' ffunlvy, Howard Lilly. First mir: Bvrllia Hog- f-rs, Musa Kim, Junr Smniiivr. Nlury Ann Musvr, Margaret Crook. Justine' Faupel. x.Y Crumpe is l'r1 l. mu, lf!! In fl 111 ls ' y : ,xv-mia fmup- rr 1Ll Il4l'I Prim'--. l'z1t1y l,I'il'I', Slilflllj' 1 1 IN-. f'1r.sr mu: lhlw Colman. Kvm mrrulmxzggh. fl1-nrgw lie-ail. Ray Hall. 11111 ll.,-f-war. .In--k I.unrlis. fb Drums Im!! In right: Darla-nv Aguirrc. Joyce Summer Cnblv. .Toi slzorunz Ruy Fivlzlf. Kay Phillips. Hurifoncs and Cramlwnes lz'ar'ff rung fall In fl-gill: Ile-un Svlmnk. I U1 ris Ialluzlun. ,lavqlliv Williams. Lynn Hull. Hrs! mfr: Imuif Uaklvy. zz Allvn. Lloyd Lima. Mvrwin Car lvr. Jillliff' Bw-ggllly. Caylmz is-A 4:38 ' 'gig 11 '. IH- 515154. 4.4.x ....- Q X U V ...mu-ALM ve.: f -- 4 - l -I , ...N. I v r 'arl Es' f Donna Rae Miller, Charlofle Prewii, Joyce McCaril1y, John Fields, Arlene Williams Jean Osferhoudf, Darlene George. Dance Hand Imlvr Tllf' :firm-vlifm uf Mr. Uurrvll WrwiIlU'fF. thc' Uzimx- Hamel has sum thc' praiSc' not fmly of UQHS flmivnts. but that mf ilu' Vlbllllllllllilf aw we-ll. 'HHN yvar thc grwup play:-cl fwr svn-ral pufvlir- fl!lIl1'f'S. irlrllllflirlg H10 Ne-w Yr-url Uarlvv. In the spring tht' Uufim- Nlukz-rf truwlml lo Carman City where they perfurmcfl lwfwrv the Senaturs' f4ll1fIf'Ilf. lmrlv. C rou left to right Dau Lylman NI rmn idmr Dean Nh lk ilmdrm xllw 1'1rat r Ba If ', ' : '- 1 . . Q- P -, 4' ar '. I 1 1 If 'A' Ow: Wuvne-tic Miilx. Mr. Wintvrs, jeff liillingslvy. Jim Pa-ruuu. .Nui .slmu'n: Hill llilf--. Huy Fit-ids. IHIILIIISYSI Glenda Prim-. Judy Rubirlsnrl. Serrelary .'XNl'llpX VHP: NON Q If' 1 '- -5 I 'Nw ' z if Bark row. left Io right: Drina Kaine-y. Waynvtlz- Mills. Wanda S3Ilt'l1t'l. Clara lmavitr. jvan Listvr I.od:'ne Irons. ,lacquiv Williams. Karzfn Abbott. Jacquvlinc- Williams. ,lc-an lnske-vp. .loyw Sllirlvy Sharon Curnvy. Sylxia llarlz. Nlivkie- Watfon, ll:-Iowa llorflv-5. Anita Woollwarml. Katlilw-n l'lll1'l ll'N ,. . Janet Huntsman. Evelyn Whaley. Donna Ran- Miller. Alivz- Cook. Clara Claw. Uwe-n Kylv. Judy Robinson. Mary Lon Willianls. Serum! row: Donna Yrz' Non. Palsy Yra- Non Ur:-y. 'Xnita Yr:- Non. je-rry Hazvn. Rau Downs, llc-rrilyn Fisk. Billie Le-a Holmes. Anna Mario Plunime-r, Ccorgia Mort. ,lacquie llolnn-s. Margot Bm-rnvy, ,loann llowf-rs. Holm-rta llofle-n, llarle-nv 'l're-aw. First mfr: Margaret Hazvlwood. Cwencla Cooper. Mary Lou Wilkins. :Knita Wilcles, Acrorrljnanist: Glenda Privv. Not shown: lliannf- Evans. Give gfllb Officers A i Presiflenl , BILLIE HOLMES Treasurer GLENDA PRICE Quarfcllc Left lu righr: Anim Yn- Non. 'Warglurvt Haze-lwmfd, ,Ivan Ins- kevp. Acfompanisl: Robvrta Barium. .Yor alwu 11: Clara Clan. Sawplzvm' Hand Back row, left to right: Albrrt Alcorn. Richard Kussvll. ,lim Pe-razm. ,lwyw Edwards, Luis Cu La Nas- Smith, Marlcnv Roth. Mdrgarf-I Haze-lvwud. First nm Nh-rrilxn lfi-lu If-ff liillin . . , I , , gs Wayne-ttf Mills. Alvin Peasnall, Elin W'll' S. F 'N - l or 1 lam ranff kann. Rolnrta linden. Khappella Ulmir- w-Ji Friar If-ft lu right: CVv't'll1lli ifumpcr. uthlw-n Hugh:-s, Paxhy Yn- 'Yuu llrvy. ,'1f'L'0I7IlHll1lASl2 Judy Iinblrmux. 'Hu' Trim. lluvl, and fJl12lI'lt'lIQ' Q!,Y'Hl1llS uc-rv pup- lllill' K'Illt'I'liiillC'l'5 llmvuglll- nut thv xr-ur al sf-lawful uvtlx- ilic-Q. 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HXHX N I xsxen Pzllm ma 6 the pomt mmf' f. v-E15-,Q-f2'kfJ .l R - .. ae sail Q34 ',fQ, 1? Sf-'N6a4g,.l9 ,,..L, - Hrsily6hccrlmdcr L A ANITA WOODWARD f i ARLENE WILLIAMS BILLIE LEA noi , MARTHA Mc-CARTHY ,5f '5f ' . a-1 Varsity Hvafhes Behind the flush and valor that the Creenwave displayed in this ye-ar's QIZJIIIPS were our from-lies Chula Drakulich and lid .-Xrciniega. They Spent Illiltly. niuny a hot Septenlher afternoon drilling the squad on new plays, giving vhulk talks. gixing hawling outs. and yes. building morale. Cozwhinff the hoys isnit any easy iolm. but Mr. Df'lkUlil'll 'ind Mr. -Xrcinicgu hui worked l rd 1 l duflopcd teriffu tt un of which CCHS is douhls proud GER ALD BODEN RONNIE KIRN R Q-.--493 09' x A. ff I 'S-1! Assistant lozuh PD XHC INIPC 'X muh DR KK Vzzrszfg ,Mzzmzg ers llhe Gquad '1lw1w found '1 wet towel and L1 cool drink of water Yiilllllg for lhtlll 'N Qoon QQ thu came out of the game thanke to nmnagerQ Ronnie Klfll and fc rald Boden These two boss were ae much a part of the Greenwaxe team ai any man in the line up' F J I 1 I ir c Y I8 :nf ' l il K . 4 . v - I V I ii. V 7 : If - we NIIQIIIAEI, A , Jtlllillil f 2 Q ,Z . .' -H N Z .. , Q' A V, ' If , , ' ' ' fs! glz 'Ya' Varsity Qoatball At the lmeginning of the '53 lootlwall season Coach llrakulieh said. l think this will he one of our hest teams everlq How right he was! The Greenwave moved in for a 50 per vent average. winning four ganna-s and losing four. An added attraction this season was the installation of flood lights for the field which drew larger crowds and boosted the gate receipts to nearly Slfitlll! The power-packed Wax'e could not hoast an undefeated record, but they did lioast a record of total scored points which towered over their opponents 150 to 88. Five players in Fallonis line-up inade All-State in the l'AAv Division. Holding positions on the All-State first string were Bob de Braga. left tackle: Sam Beeghly. quarterback: and Sonny Fowler, safety. The All-State third string included Torn Lamb. fullhack and Dennis Ferguson. halfhaek. Fallon 0 Reno 13 Fallon 13 Winneinueca 111 Fallon , 33 Hawthorne 7 Fallon . 13 White Pine , ll Fallon 13 Elko 20 Fallon . 6 Sparks . 13 Fallon 47 Douglas 0 Fallon , 25 Yerington . . 13 nb . .f-.s-'4 - ,lm , 5.14 g. G' n,',, 1 I ' . .' ,,f'iv I YQ!-pffi' 11:2 '-'vs ' ,'v.x 3Ql,, Y -sa: ,V ,.. . A , .lv A - 15 - ' '-sz ,- , ,aw - Q.. , ,, , . , ,,, - .-.. . 0 sto. ., 1 1 f ,, ' -fu L , . ff - '-, r. ' ,e- .,4,f-eqfr' ' ,, ,, Q Qnig. . y ..x ..- .- J. Back row, left to right: Ed Arciniega. Sonny Fowler. Jim Gaines. Dave- Benson. Ron Williams. Tom Lamb, Dwight Spencer, Boll de llraga, Skip llughvs. Rodney Nlillm-r, Dennis Ferguson. Chulm Drakulich. First row: Ron Wetzel. Paul Williams. ,lim York. Phil Benson. Hoge-r Austin. Sam Bc-eghly, George Alleman, Dick Whalen. Harry H:-ck. Harold Probe-rt. ,m 1 . V , ,.5'K.-fl.. .N Q izhs- j-4,455+ iiiv' -.' . N' rf -' 1. W -. 'V 'axe .-. 4. as 9 . N TOBIE BAILEY HAROLD PROBERT--41 HARRY HECK-f20 RON WETZEL-34 GEORGE ALLENIAN-35 1 1 , Q 3 7-Q ROGER ,xl1S'r1N 35 ,apo 1 l --ni , 4 i - h. PHIL BENSON-33 JINI CAINKS --38 IL,'XI.PIN HILI. -ff- 32 Fast:-r Rorlm-yi Wit 5 v , 51? Q? V K. .,,L ggi lk: 'ni' soxm FOWLER-43 BOB de BRACA-39 First string Safely F irst string Left Tackle Sluts SAM BEECHLY-30 Third string Quarterback TOM LAMB-28 DENNIS FERGUSON-42 Third string Fullback Third string Halfback DQ ,-'uf , 4 . . - , 7-z' I , as -h f zs7f '? --SQ, I 'Z , 0 -5,-V ' N ,vyv .dl S I ' x Q. wr 31 'bi fi -S' 153. , ,- , ..- -' juniar Varsity .. A hL':': f ,V - ns- 4 ' -- V fl . ,. - i. A L When the J.V. football squad w'as formed this O . . Q, ,i9-5::f'..- - ,,, A year there were doubts as to its potential, but these doubts ended fast when the Junior Varsity's un- daunted spirit was recognized. The team worked hard all during the season and was rewarded at their last game with a victory over Hawthorne, 19-Ol When Coach Foster introduced his tremendous team to the Student Body after their win over the Serpents, the huge roar of applause that followed signified how proud CCHS was of the Jayvees. Coarh-LEWIS C. FOSTER ?Y 'ts gem- -f - . - 1 - ' ' .. . -5--,. 14 , 1 . ...i . -, 1 1.-'az-H .. ' - J-.M . Q- , 1 -q V . . ' - -.. afi- fp.-' 5 s- ig '-1 L '-ea, - 'Ja' 'Qin vw ' r, ' ' f' '.--- ' J' 5' go . x. -lg? : ' I' ' ,swx . V .. .. , .J . - Q --.Q .- A . - - 4, 6- . -. , 3- .Q - ,- -. ,4,.LIai'PA.1--4, -' - 'f ,, . ,, R ...JP , A ' ,-1 , -- -O Bark raw. left to right: .lohn Lyons. Ernest Van Winkle. Tom Rose-vear. Bill Ferguson. Norman Isaac. Dennis 0'Conner. Edward Morgan. Jim Taylor. Ronald Bradley. 31,-. F,,,t,.,. fym, mu.. jim Huvkaby. Richard Lee. Eddy Curry. Cary Bradley. Skeeter Reeves. Loren Dudley. Philip Bailey. Ray Hall. Norman Niincer. , 37-N ' - .-V fn-can-4-gn'-'vQ 1 yuniar Varsity Eheerlcadcrs Joan Heafer. Dianne Evans, Darlene Trease, Merrilyn Fislz ll IZ Basketball 6'!7I'6'5 Fallon 44 Manogue ,.,. Fallon 7 77 32 Hawthorne 7 Fallon 77 42 Yerington 77 Fallon 7 7. 36 Reno ..,,77, 77 Fallon 7 7 47 Smith Valley Fallon 7 77 7 41 Carson 77 Fallon 48 Winnemucca Fallon 7 ,,,A 735 Stewart Fallon77 77 77 44 Manogue Fallon 7 7740 Carson Fallon777 7 7 7 38 Sparks Fallon 7 45 Yerington 7 7 .43 Fallon 7 77 55 Douglas 7 7 7 77777725 om-li WED 7-tR1IlNlEtL-X Fallon 7 77 7. 77 737 Hawthorne 7 7 7 30 The junior Varsity played some very, very, exciting games of ball this season with tied scores and over times. These boys showed the crowds spectacular ball playing combined with outstanding skill and sportsmanship. Bark row, left I0 right: C1-raltl linden. manage-rg Marvin Charley, Frank Miller, Val York, Burt Williams. Jim Taylor, Eddy Curry. ,lim Huckaby. Dave Lumos. First row: Mr. Arciniega, Dennis Ferguson, Philip Bailey. Ron Wages. Dave Benson. Ray Carter, Phil Benson. 5 Coach - CIIUIS DR.-XKl,I.ll,IlI llarzagerf- lill.L Fl-IRGFSON District Kuuncrs lip 'Fallon 4. Fallon Fallon O? Fallon Fallon as Fallon 'Fallon 5? Fallon 'Fallon 'A Home jL'!1lIlPS 51 53 40 Nlanogue ,, Hawthorne Wells Cargo Carson ,, Manogue .. Sparks Ye-rington Lovelock ,, Reno ,, X 6 13 I J F 3151 Varsify Kusk dba!! luveryone was cloulmli by the '54 basketball s tIlt'!llllt'I'S in last yearis proud of tht- outstanding re-cortl lllilfltx quail. The teani. which only lost two graduating vlass. nas voniposerl of ex- perienced players who saw Fallon throuvli the '53 tournament to the position of All P State Runners-l'p. Aft:-r the cxvellent form which the Crecnwave has shown again this season. it is the popular belief and hope that Fallon will cto as well. if not better. in the 754 tournament. L'l7l'6'5 PIA! - ,LNB U5 48 Fallon ..,. , ,.i.,,, 61 Yerington ,,,, ,,,,,, A A31 33 Fallon. ..., .36 Reno . .A , , H 7,752 48 Fallon ,,7..i Y,..... 6 3 Winnemucca Y, ,-M40 40 Fallon ..., .52 Stewart ,, , , 34 Fallon ,Y... .,Y..,. 7 9 Carson , ,,,,,,,, Y,,,,7777 5 3 39 Fallon. ...., .65 Tahoe-Truckee ,,o. .730 '32 Fallon .,Y,V.. .. M757 Douglas ,77Y,,4. Y.,., , M37 43 Fallon ...,., 70 Hawthorne ,,,. 7 7,750 T6 I 60-50-5o- Qrccnwmfc 51:-xv IM- 1Yn. HH! gixw Haw- IlmrI1:-'- mam Nlrmlg 1-mngn-li Left In righl: Iinlm 'I'ro-L1-fx Ray 'I.ro'aw. Kip Yan Winklv. Sam Ha-vgllly. Run Williama Jin Uainw. Twin Lamlm. Slut- I.:-1: Ilivk Wlmlvn. R011 Milla-r. Hun H1-ath. If X -:Qr Onward Qrcmufazfe mm- mm-- f7fgf1f.f.f fr N n :lx mm J lil l ux I rx n t lll th: I I rl 1! Filmri, Fir-xvf Dun H1 ith IIIINIPN. fh4.nlQ unfl mukv- In m r pmnlx ff! Fail . Inn. -4 i 'nr E 4. P1 Sd '16 RUIJNI-IN Fnrwnrfl XlIl,l.IfH- IU FXXI liH'.f.Ill I N if 1211 UNI NTF ' ' I FF .SH .X Ia . , .- Cerner IJlf.lx XX H.XI,I-,N ISU Clzarff l'nrur1r1l ix lallon l .lllon Fil un 1 l' lllm n Pwllon P1111 n l'allun Fwllon famh HXYFI PITFMAN mic Champs cares Hawthorne Qnnth Vallex Stexmrt Xlilllugllf Fernlew Douglae Fernlex I' Douglas , f 7 30 Hawthorne , ,, WHVHIIKS Un the ff llmunb lun pa0eQ are the Fallon Vlaxrttee 'mother topnutch temn of YNlllCll CCHS Qtudcnl h n t leepeuallx the bowl! Tha Llfli mth N11 llucl Prttnmn unchmg haxe plasecl Qu unrlefeaterl varnee and there fellldlll two more g.ann tx he plawcl ae tie mntfin guei to ares eti 1 ps the a keep up that fine ru orcl cf ifflflll anml Cmnt out on top again tlllS war lnclefcatecll lvlanager .lXfQl IE V II I l XNIS 'Not shaun ,IXNIC F BEELHI X 1- -' 5 Fvrlrarrl Q--4 li NIA RG A RET UAT! Forward MARY ANN XIOFFIR Guard NI XRTH 'K Nlvlf.-XR 4 ? ' 1 ' 1 FN! NIA SHR PX Forwarzl K 'X'l'Hl,l'IEN HVUHICS Guard XI.-XRILYN JOAN WRIGHT l uru'ard 2?- -alr- fs. ANN.-X NIARIE PIJFMNIER Fnrlfarrl ---rrwv ' -4-4.-- M , ' r- ---A.. . . I ' v. ' 5 k3i'ik' f4.'w I ' T554 dx f I .M FLORENCE WORKMAN Guard JOYCE EDWARDS Guard DEIJA ISI.-XNCHI Forward LA NAI-1 SMITH Forward MARY CIORYI' JOYCE X11-42 XRTHX C11 fml JO ICLLIQN 08130013 Crum! ix .if-4 Forzmrrl Ijk ? 5 Ll -XNl'I'.X W UOINX XRD Cunrrl ll-I-KN P Guan! Uliwr. Jimmy lluxivf. Saphomarvs , Q 4' .f lfufl. mu: fwfr In righli Inn LIIIIIIIIIQIIIIXIII. liv- errf-I Carrvtt. Richard A If-Q-, Hub Nlarlm, ba- vx' Wm-In-rlml. Hurlvy lvhmnn. ,lalm-- Wilk- . lllx Firsl nur: Javlx Rv'e'w'N, LINK ll NVIFHII. 4-rmun xhl11'1'I'. Kvu! NIR lUS'I'l'li rl: mu: leur! lu fight: K1-lmvth Nlvlrllyrv. Phil -atvr. Run Kim. Norman lraav. liulylry Im-. 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ARMANCO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Sfafe Texi' Book Deposlfory Dls+rubu+ors for American Seahng Company P66b0dYS!Bflhg Company Keewaunee Laborafory Equlpmenf Amerlcan Playground Equlpmenl Allen Whales Addmg Machines Royal Typewrlfers I52 Norfh Vlrgmla Slreef Reno Nevada EL TAVERN COURT 81 COFFEE SHOP We Never Close RENOS FINEST AUTO COURT 42 Umfs Arr Condihoned I80l Wesi' Fourfh S+ Reno, Nevada U. S Hlghway 40 Phone 2 4505 HARRY BOND WM. J. PARKER A. B. Diclr Mimeograph-Di'Ho Duplicafors THE FALLON STANDARD Nevada's Foremos+ Communily Weekly Your lwo local newspapers are cons+an+ supporlers of all educafion and ofher en+erprises for aclvancemenf of +l1e communiiy . .. Fallon Nevada FRAZZINI FURNITURE COMPANY RENO ui s PARKER S One of lhe Wesi s BeHer lmo n stores Your Furmlure Dealer 4 Complumen+s of G J KENNY Fallon Nevada uin I - I l W .ID ,, . ll -VQQ Complimenfs of Oals Bros. and Admiral lib. Juli.. L' Reglslerecl Holsfeins Since l92l Norih Maine S+ Fallon Nevada H N FARRELL Our Sincere Congralulahons io ihe SUPPLY CO Class of 54 THE FALLON EAGLE A Commumly Servanl' Since I907 Congralulahonsl WEN BEEGHLY EAGLE sERvlcE STATlON A Division of Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. I 8 THE I H KENT CO oY Ceen O Q U o!5'9'9.q Qs Sine I903 F r our onv ni ce All Your Shopping A+ ne Parking W Q 5 s s , s s WrI'h Your Paren+s Teachers and Many Fnends Our F6IICl+d'l'l0flS The Leaders of Tomorrow walm. Cilaaks. DFSFRI' ,INN Iliiancholbgac iii? FRHNU ER SSWBNLQIINKM QM. .l'a4Ve4a4. RESORT HOTEL offddvczaizom, I fo Q fu si., f 1 N W :I 'A 15:1 51? r'.. ig-Q1rfiffifzjgfSufi-li! OASIS MOTEL c pI +3 f AND SERVICE STATION CREAM'-AND DAIRY O U.S. 50 IW XMI DICK BERNEYS V WARDROBE CLEANERS I N CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 54 STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA is K FARM HOUSE e bes+ I ak e S+ Ie of Ne d XV MRS ALFRED JONES 3 1 I1 F II N d 8 43. dl , F II N cI -il: Ig I Q 2 L 6 ' ND Bes ishes of X I N' I In aI f 'f f 4' ,f A' Z. E. E. Woolverfon-Wholesale DisI'ribu+or . X ,ATX , 1 521353 , ,nw Th s e s served in 'Ih 'Q ,' a va a I Congralulalions Class ol l954 Joe Di Fiore's Nu-Way Cleaners Service-You name I+ We give il Ph e 396 W CENTER STREET NEWSSTAND Magazines Cards Newspapers Poclcelboolcs KEYSTGN E CLU B Have your refreshing drinks al our bar IH The frlenclllesl' almosphere in lown GAMBLING FALLON FLOWER SHOP See 'rhe Slippers for your year round corsages 70 Wesl' Ce le Phone 4l G Besl' Wishes Class of 54 OLD CORNER BAR Fallon Nevada Maine and Cenler Slreels Phone 54 R iff 53 ff A Ei, S H U Qdle awkins v , , -nr,-, -, Al ,rm ww. ., 1754196 Y 3911611 ie -Q' 1 e f 5 A ff .S I-3 H 'J 2 Q 5- t ,' ,vf5 slf -..,..-.- ,T-Y 1-' kd A .V . 1 I g 7 ,,.v. 'l l-Om W Lon of 'HKS h :ll L ' , 1 ,W ag . h ,L A30 'DWL -Q 'NPS' .amy ',1J' I Q ' F X when +he, Semous wane in +h heath Game 'I X ff 155 3 , or 8 1, Dick Whalen liked the girls even then. 2. I m afraid to tell you who she is! 3 Norman Mincer and a new sister. M Jacqueline Williams and her kittens. S. Janice with pig Tailst 6 Some more Seniors when they were in the eighth grade. Nevada s Leading Recappers RISSONE S O 635N +hS 2 5424 R M IBOBI PLUMMER The Plumber CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I954 BIWI1 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY A CARLISLE 81 CO OF NEVADA Prln+ers S+ahoners N 9 P 3'4I95 MR SPU DN UT ays Congra+uIahons Class of I954 FOITI HELEN AND BILL Confechonery an Grocery KICK S PLACE Propnefor HARLEY JOHNSON F II N d THE SAGEBRUSH AL POWELL CongraI'uIa+ions, Seniors! CONGRATULATIONS The New York Life ageni' in your communi+y is a good man 'ro know J. PRICE RONNOW D I FaIIon, Nevada 1 I I Easf Four+I1 Reno, Nevada Ifice or ierra Sfreei Sfore one - es is es from ' ' and Office Equipmen+ I3I or+I1Vir inia S+reef Sponsors Reno, Nevada of hone Boys' and Girls' S+a+e 5 d H . I I ll I a on eva a MORRIS 81 LORING DRUG CO. CONGRATULATIONS To fhe Class of '54 DEW DROP INN 356 o +eyC erSe A SIGNAL 99 ou. PRODUCTS .915 1 FALLON PROPANE 81 BUTANE CO I M + Ph 220W MARTIN REST HOME FII P I98W BOB S MARKET FARMER S MARKET TONY NATALE + y+ GENERAL CONTRACTOR Ph 240 G Kodalcs and Film Polaroid Cameras Fallon' Nevada Mr. and Mrs. Franlc Alley Phone - C ur s orn rvice 2 , I Dislribufors of Propane Gas as if ' i Dealers of 'R j O'Kee e 8: erri I'Ranges F Ilon, Nevada one - pg C. I SIaIE:Ig:2E:geI:+ome Mea+s-Groceries-Produce Ambula+ory or Bed PaI'ien+s 24-Hour Nursmg Care Pano N da Old a on Hospifal hone - I One S op for Ever hing Licensed and Bonded Nap and Evelyn Sommer Fallon, Nevada Phone 1782 Fallon, Nevada Qlmjcadmenfb' of FALLON GARAGE SALES lc:-aevnourf P 88 W SERVICE 34 C + COFFEE JEWELRY 9 F 54 dW+h G Is RUTH AND ROY'S us ca ns rumen s an Supplies Ongfa U 6 OHS l'Om MATTI CE MOTORS Fallon N d o ll -V. IL. 2,1 ,,, , I1one - I00-I en er S+ree+ Complimenfs of Con raI'uIaI'Ions fo +I1e Class o I9 F H N d J elry an a c Rep ' if C 'r I +I I M I I I I' I dl Complimenfs of SILVER STATE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Fallon Nevada PLAY MORE LIVE LONGER Q56 Nevada s Leadmg Sporhng Goods Dealers THE TOGGERY WesI'ern SI1lrI's Jushn Boofs Sporfs CIoI'I1mg LANNING HARRISON EQUIPMENT CO Truclcs Tracfors ImpIemenI's MagneI'o Generafor Repairs FIINd SOUTH SIDE SERVICE Chevron Gas Siahon MILES G ROBINSON Tlres Lubrlcahon Tubes BaI'I'ery Service Repairing Hg y95 A Vx, Y X . QQ-IIA' . L ,S , N - 5' if nu .MN . . 'nm' . . ll I q . . I 'El ' Maine and A I - . I a gn' eva 5 hwa Fallon, Nevada Wsh I 4 KAISER ALUMINUM AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION WESTERN HOTEL SILVER STATE AND ROOFING COMPANY S+hR FII N d MOTEL o pl Iso MARIO G RECANZONE an JOHN W DIEHL Bes+ I es Io Ihe Class o 'S Fallon Planf Fallon Nevada Complimenfs of Complimenfs of OU ICl'I6I'dS Fallgn' Nevada C m imen 'F d , f'Q I --fbfyr'-' ,f fn-r'-' ,ff . ff Cv-L 1 1 CONSOLIDATED FEED 81 LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Supplies Feeds and Seeds Norfh Taylor Sfreel' Phone IQHW' Fallon Nevada Af lf! Z BOB OGDEN General Insurance Federated Gas and Oil DALE HANSEN ALBERT HAP LATTlN Assoclafed Dlsfribulor P 22W 7Me PhelG Congralulahons from JIMS HOBBY HAVEN The biggesl'll1'+le hobb shop in Nevada 67 Es e da FII N Ph e258 R , A ?- ' hone 2- Fallon, Nevada Real Es+a+e-Bonds 8N. ain 1 on L3- ll 0 . 0 'I Y 5 m ral a on, evada on - Congrafulalions Io Ihe Class of I954 MODERN DAIRY Disfribulors BERGERMIESTER-BLATZ-PABST BLUE RIBBON Phone I60 W Fallon Nevada Whlle you re In RENO Come 'Io HOTEL RIVERSIDE RENO S Only DownI'own Resorl' I'Io+eI Wonderful Food Served Round fhe Cloclc Fmesl' Accommodahons Swvmmmg Pool Top Shows Geo Wmgfneld Presldeni ArI'hurV Allen Manager BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Duamonds Warches Sllverwa re Smce I855 The House of True Values R HERZ 8. BROS NC . , . 0 ' , 0 I . ., . . . I . . . . 0 237 Norfh Virginia S'I'reeI Reno, Nevada C graI'uIa+ions 'Io 'rI1e Class of I954 DODGE CONSTRUCTION INC 6 OPI SVG 6 KOLSTRUP 745 E MOTOR SALES I Ph 90 W CONSUMERS SUPPLY CO GENERAL MERCHANDISE F II ,N d Ramon and Lewie HARDWARE asf SHI wafer Avenue F II N d one - -,155 F: B fp?-Q15-N ... o-49' :Jr 13-ff S ' H ' , ' --.-4Z7 z-.- , M -:W -f ' F N ' J- K 49' F' if-R X . 'I I. Vision. Mlnlhruvw alch I 1 Ind om? svn, ' hi ivonhiz H r , x , . A kn7v.,+ -4 ,.an?vg'7 funk! Ve9.neLLY. lL'EnXnQm e15s.4f,hi+f.1H an u new han. ac. 5. Econ-je 'A, ll, Sfevr. q. 'Darlere -und Dfxnnl. IC- W Q F I 3YinYurX J gh y .Q -usb' lb 4d ' 1. Dennis Kirn in Waterloo, Iowa. 2. Barbara '. Maris all dressed upl S, Willie and a new 3, fhat FHA Convention, remember? 9.Interesti train lin Carson City! 11. Judy fiexes Linda' Red. lk, Donna Rae??? 15. Marcia at some of h after the diet. 17, Nancy King in a bubble ba in action. 20 waynette is sleeping beauty. 21 Congra+uIaI'ionsI HOBART WRAY D. O. THE SUGAR BOWL CompIe+e Foun+ain and Resfauranf Fallon, Nevad RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION P 35ow K H TEDFORD L MACKEDON AND SONS PAT AND MIKE dy M ELCO TIRE SERVICE Gdy P ERB W AUSTIN IDEAL BARBER SHOP 9 FALLON I I UPHOLSTERY SHOP H E 99 Y S Y IBIII Hol es NICK Jess-I P 253W B 0 Complimenfs of hone - - - Rea - ix Concre+e CompIimen+s of Seiberling oo ear Reca ping ' New and Used Tires Phone I94-W Con raI'uIaIions We specialize in FIa ops d . an John . Rl s AII air Cufs W 0 SI'ricI'I aniI'ar I mi I m hone - o Sundays and all Holldays HELLO NEIGHBORS' Come as you are gel' flue couniry slore habai' Open 7 am fo 9 pm Every Day Includmg Farmer s Garage Alles Chalmers Sales and Servuce Closed all day Chrnsfmas Day WaIker's GROCERY Soufh from Marne Sfreef on Schurz Road ROY C and CHARLOTTE C WALKER Complefe AUTOMOTIVE FARM MACHINERY REPAIRS Carson 8: B Sfreefs Phone 348 W GRAND CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Fallon Ice 8: Fuel MAINE a d WILLIAMS Fallon Nevada HILLYARDS DRUG STORE Rella ble Prescrlphons FALLON NEVADA R. T. WALKER AGENCY General Insurance Phone IlrW INSURE TODAY- BE SURE TOMORROW coNeRATuLATuoNs Wen Beeghly EAGLE SERVICE STATION - I ' 0 GROCERIES-MEATS-VEGETABLES n I RHIC! -ew UA THE CITY CLERK AND HER ASSISTANTS AII C-Sraduaies of CHURCHILL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL City of Fallon DANIEL S. EVANS Mayor H. R. STEWART HOBART WRAY W. E. FOSTER Councilman CouncIIman CounciIman 9 O 0 g.Q0.0..O IF' fy' CHURCHILL COUNTY TELEPHONE and TELEGRAPH COMPANY 1211 B, I if YOUR FAMILY STORE J. C. Penney and Company - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '54 B RA D LEY GA RAG E We Pmucuy Serve Au+omobile and Tracfor Churchill Counfy High School Welding and Repair Wifh pho+ogra phy of 'fine porfraifs for your annual MARY FOSTER FALLON PHOTO SERVICE KIRN BRADLEY L I I all nah , 'ar .wk V , I ... .ef :EX F' 3 , 3 4, . K 5 5 , -3 4 . Y K , ' 1 , . . -' . .4 1.-1.. f ' 1 .fi ,' .. It 31. Aw . 1 A T H W. Vhlu ,,,.,,, A. 1 f - - U- gf ' N A' 1 - fi. iffy' ' P ,Hgh ,LU l . F fi ,i 4.3 1: .-, 5-, iFT,,-.... ' ff, 'P .V 1, af ' +A: 'H I.-se n if , 'V it fug5,i1ff .. ug... -.f,gT'-.l'y.Y-5,1 E 4 '1 n - -G H A -.Q wwm.. 'f-dxlia P. .N - wt 3 ' ' H' E L:.:e1f,?4' 241151114 .V -. 'x nf 7' ' -if-1 fl rg:-r,5..:4:2. .-.1aiv5:'1 .-T' .??f'+g.1.3Q I. , . f -.,,.4.,,,,.: '- ,..:,,, , - gl at - ., f f'- A J' -PMI. 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A Z 3154 fa. gd fxzxv- V' ' - - - h. ,H,ff1Y Sf. S ro ' 'Q use ltz - Y CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or T954 FALLON TRACTOR BFI IMPLEMENT COMPANY your dealer for Ford TracI'ors and Dearborn Equspmeni' FALLON RECAP TIRE SHOP I C FALLON NEVADA J H BAXTER TOYOBE MINING an MILLING Gbb N d CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 54 FALLON FLOUR 81 FARM MACHINERY CO Phone I2 W Off M FALLON NEVADA CONGRATULATIONS from Ihe CHURCHILL COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE +o Ihe d I98 Eas enier SI'ree'I' 200 Easf Cenfer Sfreef d . N I1 aine Sfreef a 5 eva a Complimenis of VELVET ICE CREAM 81 DAIRY PRODUCTS Manufacfurers of 'Ihe 'Famous AER LESS ICE CREAM eh CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Club-Horseshoe RAY JINKS FALLON CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO FIRST QUALITY PUMICE CONCRETE BLOCKS 9 Th Ne cl SI' I Phone 359 W FALLON NEVADA CONGRATULATIONS FROM HUDSON FABULOUS HORNET SPECTACULAR WASP ECONOMICAL MOTOR INN GARAGE PI'1one4I5I WWE BEST wus:-:Es YRNATIOT Sponsors of FALLONS BIG FALL FESTIVAL TH STAMPEDE AN D '49 SHOW YOU Members of I'I1e Class 54 and all ofher S+udenI's of C C H S rom The Llons Club OF FALLON NEVADA Wsnner of 'Ihe S+a'I'e Lions Plaque for being +I1e mos? achve club In Nevada ' ca R o Nevada JET 5Sou va a ree FW TO ,sv L ki w , f' 'X fx 3 ' J' -If ' E ff a n o 0 'I I . ' .. E... - jaxv .' t xml. Wu W-E -Au ,L lf: oz if 1, 416 'E 'fi E 4.53 02 I . U Q nf-4 '5 1 ' :jig I: . 5' - 2 4. .. 3 ii. I . P O SH LAD Q is A EVS 0 Pug If fe Boo-s -V Nmmug. PARQQNS' es z. smug 1-106555 FF CO TONY'S Cofrhi Em ' 24 3 IB Q M 6 an eo an PARISIAN Nexf Door fo Phone l58-W .yr-I COMPLIMENTS OF CHURCHILL COUNTY Lohonton Valley Irrigation Project Grade A Dairy Producls Q Alfalfa I Turlceys Hearls of Golcl Canfaloupes Board of Counly Commissioners EARL STUART, Chairman E. R. ALLYN R. J. KOLSTRUP O09 Finest in Motion Picture Entertainment FALLON THEATRES WALT wi-HTAKER and BARNEY FRITZ Fallon Nevada FUND Ovw c-L W C lWALLYl ANDERSON Anderson Ford Sales Phone l7l W 50 E Center St SA LES SERVICE Fallon, Nevada .PATRONIZE .. . Lahontan Compliments . . .Advertisers Their excellent support ofa Friend is essential tor a -1----- succcesstul publication. ' it s , 5 BEST WISHES! FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA sfafewide V? if A Resources overSI64,000.000 - UMNXXT . X Lf U . B , 4 Moi 9' P 7 . Q, Wen? X I f'T'i F A ' Q IE! EI N W I ICT LU Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BANK C LUB A W FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST... PorI'raiI' and Commercial WEDDINGS I FORMAL NK J and CANDID Q3 ' BABIES I FAMILY GROUPS GRADUATION FASHION .J QUIT, II THE CAMERA STUDIO Phone Reno 3-8382 IZ9 N. Virginia Ralph Marks, Prop. HiIp's Drug PORTRAITS GLAMOUR and CHARACTER POLITICAL INSURANCE SPORTS ANIMAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I954 FALLON 20 30 CLUB ' 'Q 4. ' Oli Q. -oss - CONGRATULATIONS 'I'o 'Phe GRADUATES of fhe class of l954 Crescent Creamery RENO FALLON CONGRATULATIONS MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY l26 Norfh Maine S'rree+ Fallon, Nevada ROY KELLER NED KENDRICK leC IfI'lCc3..I. If IIAPPLIANCES FALLON MERCANTILE Fallo Ne ad BERNIE SPENCER S I cI sf :aI Sales and Se CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 54 82R Ph 290 pg B G M Smltten CONSIGNEE FALLON NEVADA UNION OIL COMPANY DAIRY QUEEN of 'The cone wi+I1+I1e curl on +op A semi-frozen dairy food. N Q TASTE THAT FRESH FROZEN FALLON. 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