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

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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.

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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