Las Vegas High School - Echo Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1956 volume:

1. n.. The Wildcat Echo published by The Senior Class of Las Vegas Hugh School Las Vegas Nevada for memory records Llp 4 :CJ P- 5 '16 1-5:5 'N' 1 I9 around The loc A 5 Slephen Cohen Ed lor Jane Walker Buslr1esC Manager Ray Larsen Arr Ednlor Mr and Mrs Glenn Bullerfleld Advnsors I I I 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' u'Z7 '?.'5F ' ig' - . . ' . ' - , -5 1 -Q- ...Q ., ,133 -7.14: - ' ' ?1.z7' crzi'-5:-. - , , .' If ,.:,g's, -.g, 'f.' .1:4,,- ,1- . .'. Ji-Arr.. ' .. ,' I'-...'-,z.... -4 - ' '. -' 'Q I wwf ,'.f:J.f,Q7 .,' H , . . 1, h 'jfhtfffx .' J ' D ' . - 'J' 5.4 ' ' - ,- . ... '-Isl! 1 ' ,J ' - . - I , , . 1' - nf ' -. -' 5 :F3'! U .' - ' l-'mfg . , - - . 1, ,.p.g:l . . : I Q. nga! ' , . -'.'.f',1 - - ' U ,gg-1 . -,, . ' ' ' . ' 'Q' . . ','.4' n at 1. Morning The sun rises over the mountain to the east and pushes the slowly from the halls of the school. The buildings and walks, the courts and fields begin to radiate a little heat in the early morning. A few men work quietly about the campus, watering the lawns, adjusting the building temperature, fixing a broken pipe. There is one man out on the football field, cleaning and raking beneath the stands. Another looks to emptying the waste cans, discoursing to himself about the chilly bite of the morning air. Soon all will retire to the Janitor's Room, there sip a little hot coffee, and relax after these first daily chores. Meanwhile, Mrs. Wilcox, Mr. Long's secretary, will let herself into her office adiacent to the Principal's. Once settled she'll begin to sort the mail newly arrived . . . Mr. Long, Mr. Long, Mrs. Wilcox Chmj, Mr. Long . . . Just as she turns to another task of filing some miscellaneous papers, the Principal will step into the office. Mrs. Wilcox, has Mr. Gray called me yet this morning? No, sir, he hasn't. Surprised at this answer, Mr. Long will walk briskly into his own office, take his customary place behind his desk and dial the Superintendent of Schools at the Administration Building, at the same moment begin to read some of the mail his secretary gave to him. Across the hall, l.ouella, who will arrive early in order to have suf- ficient time to prepare a special notice to the teachers, will turn to the actual printing of the item. The faculty comes to school in ones and twos. They'll look into their boxes, exchange a casual morning greeting, and walk through the halls to their rooms. In the meantime, two seniors, the two on this page, will roll out of their beds, a stretch, a yawn, they'll notice by The Clock that it's 7:30, and time for another six hours of school. They'll dress, wash, scoop a little breakfast Qor miss it entirelyj, and be ready to depart. The Boy usually picks the Girl up. They've been seeing a lot of each other lately. When they arrive on the Las Vegas campus, they'll start immediately for the front lawn or the study hall to converse with their companions before the bell. The boy might check The Clock to determine how much time there is before 8:30, the hour school begins. Clt's good to mention this. The Clock runs the schedule at school. lt tells what and when to everyone. lt can be found almost everywhere on the campus. In this annual, every five, ten pages or so.j When the bell does ring, Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen will crowd through the main doors into the halls and to their Morning classes. School officially begins then. But all this is a few hours away. Right now the campus is very quiet lonely. There's nobody around. The only sounds are the sounds of a leaves rustling across the front lawn and swirling up the steps and chirp of a lone bird perched somewhere in the trees that line the walk. Yes, it's very quiet and lonely and nice to see . . . By the . g,. 9 ,, . . 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Mainten- ance men gather in the boiler room for morning coffee and talk about the work that has to be done on the grounds and in the buildings, the glass on the door of one of the classrooms has to be replaced, a pipe on the drinking fountain in Frazier Hall has to be repaired, and a heater in the office has to be checked. l ll Charles White Eagle Nlghf Vtfatchman Ajvw sjafwe lx Louella Locke Otttce Secretary In Sylvma W'IcoX Frank Chambers Prrncwpal s Secretary 1-raffle Officer me Louella peers out the offrce wundovv and rs able to see Tuffy placlng the trattrc srgn at the corner ln the attendance offrce Jonnue prepares to greet the crowds or absentee-s wrth an understandrng nod and a knowrng glance The staff rs ready to glve assrstance to teachers and students to run the PA system for a few special announcements and to competently carry out therr dutres 7' Marydean Compton Lrbrary A ststant Carole Barrett Nurse .ll 2 i- ' U , Tunus i I 'W 91- Jonnre Burduck Attendance Secretary tg it iv '- , 7, I I X 'C 1 'x a A f ' - fd' w. -1 . 1 - r . 4 -5 ' - ' 1 .14 . 4,1 Tenn: ,rl f , ' A tif' 1 ' X -X 1' ' 49 'ii- ' L i f.: N K 'h , I 3' 379 ' ll? f 1 -4, A .' .' 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Their agenda includes the intlux of new students, faculty requirements, the demand tor more school buildings. Mr. Brinley supervises Personnel and Special Educationg Mr. Harris, Construction and Building Maintenanceg Mr. Dondero is Administrative Assistant to the Superintendentg Mr. Diskin is Director ot Athletics, Physical Education and Health. yi BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dr. C. W. Woodbur President Y. l2 Drs vemocfe' Mrs. Becla Cornwall, Secretary. -1 . 5. ' v 51 Prmclpals Mr Long at the telephone ns talkrng wuth Mr Gray whtle glanclng over a newly arrlved personal tele gram Mr Longs tull busnness day wall start soon a day consusttng of the supervtsnon ot student actnvutles schedulung :tems for the faculty meetung coordtnatmg the school and clty admlmstratuons Mass Newton who has many a tntle durector ot guudance tests schedules dlscuplnne us rlght now checknng her tngures on the treshman enrollment an English and social studnes Mr Stanford the always taur and congennal attendance super vlsor ts lottrng down a date thus one concernnng the dance un the gym Frldayj on that all Important master calendar 2 Av iff am egg fwmv WW? 1-.gi skim -ff-f a 3 1 s - . , ,g2gf 'wr,hf:'+w s t , Q fa, f 234.2-Mu qi., is fir' 5 ,- , '31, +A 'yay 1,-1 wgf. 1' . - ig a ' zyrzvl 4f,, 'gfg-'ff' A A ' 4 -Y 1-ag, 'kwg Q H A , A 1 . ' ,f Q av, , nk tr 5 4' ,5'Q,:f wwf. , W . A I 1 1 ' ' ' 4 .f1,-.l1. ' ' ..., 5 . . . . .aff Q I mi 1 ' C N -iv I . , My .7 J , , ' if - 2 - ' f . 4 , . ' 'Q . . . ' ' It ' , 4, . - , I '. v , I I , C , , .A , D, ' . . , '- ,X , C I 'Q - . Walter V Long Pr: nclpal Ulus Newton Assustant Prnncupal xg AQ aa ,I .7 2 Mr Sherwin Garslde Presdert Mr MnltonW Keeter Member Mr R J Dlclc Ronzone Member Harvey G. Stanford Assistant Principal 1 wunselors Its mornung the memo books lylng on the counselors desks foretell the days actnvlty All ts In readnness for the trrst student to enter the offtce seekung advuce and gutdance Later tn the day a specnal exam ns scheduled to be gnven by the counselors followed by the numer ous tasks demandrng then' personal attentuon Meanwhile the Sensor Boy and Gurl gettnng unto the car are ready to leave for school They chat about the actuvutnes of the day compare last nights homework Dad you figure out the answer to worksheet 97 and make plans to see Frnday s game 'X Charles George Jumor and Sensor Boys Wy Stdney Dawson Junior and Sensor Glrls kt ex 5: '. -M as 31 ff' s 'g 'N 5' w- Er tb 3 U r'- Paul Gardener Freshman and Sophomore Boys Bernlce Stanford Freshman and Sophomore Gzrls Inn jigcultg L 1et1r1r161 726710 He 71 71 1 r 2 flag me 111 rr 1 11 'fe fe 11 I1 1 , rf rid 11111 1 llfl C711 be 111111116 1 r Ig rom e 14110 tive dezolmrz 1151117 1 1 e grezfe I rom ZIUIEIZI lo fbefe Iliff new r LQ merz nd zzjmerz 0 I e ee? Commercial Science Clicking business machines strange shorthand characters and large ledger books are the tools ot the busy stud dents in the Commercial Science De partment Future stenographers and accountants are taught by a faculty ot tive and course offerings are numerous enough to those interested in this De partment to receive tour years of training Mathematics All students at Las Vegas High School must spend one year in the Mathematics Department and most are encouraged to remain tor two more years The mathematics curriculum which includes advanced algebra trlg onometry solid geometry and geom etry is necessary tor matriculation in the country s best science and engineer ing schools. Mr. Glenn Alleman Social Studies Junior Red Cross Advisor Mr Orue Bowman Driver Edu ati n S E C Adv sor Mr Arthur E Bowman General Shop lndustrial Arts Auto Shop loniters Club Advisor Mrs Marvel Barnson Physical Education Health Cheerleader Advisor G l A Advisor Mr. Fredric Bailey Business Arithmetic Bookkeeping I 'fy Mr. George Anderson Bookkeeping Algebra Banking Commercial Club Advisor fes9u'1Q Mr. Earl Brunner, Jr. Biczcgy FTA. Club Acvsc' Blclcgy Club ACvlEC Mrs Barbara Bu+ler English Assembly Cornmzllee 'Xdvzsor Mrs Agnes BU'H'6I FI9ld Algebra Mr Glenn BuHerfnelcl Amerwcan H s+ory Amer a G vernnne Wwldca+ Eclwo Adv Publucaluons Wnldcal Echo Aclvnsor Mrs Ella Carrufh Shodlwand Ty mg Commercial Club Advisor Mrs Ada K Carpen+er Englvsh Soc al Sho e Sens N a H S C e v ov mr buffer ll bland ville 11 mfe d dge nf no Lg If fhjetj f met earl, t fmt her fb 13 zz mf fam zz 1 ffrzdlel 1 mal blew ber mln uzfff atjerlzmatc 1441 rbg bmdf lu nba Fme Arts The fune arts are not neglected at Las Vegas High School Every oppor tunlty us afforded students with special art Interest to learn and perform Not infrequently music drama dance speech and art students are brought together to work as a team The many excellent assembly programs plays exhibits and musncals which are pro duced each year are evcdence of theur work Speclallzed Classes Many classes are provlded at Las Vegas High School In addition to those which are organnzed under tradntlonal departments Opportunltses for exper xence and learning nn drnvnng 1ome making and-llbrary and mrlltary sclence are among these The admlnlstratlon of the school believes that courses be of tered to full the needs of speclal terests whenever there as suffuceent de mand to make at economically possible Mr. Marcus Carver Speech Debate Team Advisor Assembly Commnttee Pep Club Advnsor 'jg In J- . ,I . 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Engllsh Two ot the tradltvonal three Rs are the responsubllnty ot the Engll h De partment sn whuch every student must spend three years Many students fund nt advlsable to regnster rn Englnsh tor tour years The readmg and wrutlng skulls as developed In the days of the Llttle Red School House have been expanded at Las Vegas Hugh School to Include llterary appreciation skull In the use ot the spoken word and evaluation ot thought expression This year for the 'hrst time a special teacher IS avall able to assist those who cannot meet the standards of this department Mrs Mary Huggins Engllsh Freshman Class Advnsor Sensor National Honor Socrety Advisor N A se -'mood .-X -gf Mrs Katherine Keller W Spanlsh Spanish Club Advlsor Mass Bessie Gay Jensen Englssh Girls Actnvutles Advnsor Biology Club Aovlsor 'F' 2 Mrs Elzabeth Jones American Governmen Senior Class Advisor Mr Ray Johns fl-'-1 mu mm ef' ,W 4 M if Amerlcan l-llstory Student Councll Advisor Senior Court Advisor Socuology Coach frm Mr Robert Jackson Economncs World t-llstory Asst Kutten Faslcetball J V Football Coach X . . 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' ' A ' A' faculig Mr Edward Knapp Harbor' 'S' I xv 47 Mr A B Larson Band Musrc Fundamenfals Pep Band Mr Eldon Larson Encjmsn Freshman Class Advuscr fi 'xx Mr Rlchard Mlllhouse Jack Lee Mr. Genera S' en e p as EG ,farm P V L A' frwcr Bflf V., ': Vff',i' Qfzf em cfm 'J use Acv i: Mrs. Velma McKay L Ffa' N . - ., Cuifstr :fc fv- Ty wg Shorfnand FTA and that u :fe grnz grmzare bemnzg hungry eyed eatf bel fef remorr fbokef on re ff men zmlnrpl wig rrx on momler futher Nllflilg ed Enzpp J O01 5 O02 J O03 fdoemt lm arm euer get fzred and mv :zeal JUIKJIOIIJXJ nzfpef mg tbe r erfrouuope through hir rpeflaffe 121 order r me 80 mule and I r 2 em le bjurr Indenfu mzu erzj 1 Ifle mlm Ill u nz dew jf mime Vocahonal The curruculum of the Vocatuonal De partment provudes the basrc skulls neces sary for many trades and professuons A1 the same tume ut offers all pupuls who wush to do so an opportunuty to learn hobby skulls The exhubuts of handucraft un the Vocatuonal Buuldung are always a source of amazement for vusutors Metal shop draftung wood shop auto shop and a general course un tool skulls are offered by the department Language Courses un both modern and classucal language are offered at Las Vegas Hugh School Although abuluty to speak read and wrute the language or languages of hus chouce us the obuectuve of each student enrolled un thus department emphasus us also placed on the student s understandung of people customs and places All stu dents who untend to go on to college are urged to enroll un the Language Depart ment Mr. Vernon Mohr Vocatuonal Machune Shop General Shop lndustrual Arts Mr J Myron Partrudge Duversufued Occupatuons Parker Mrs Alucua Remedual Readung Mr N Revuer Palmer Algebra Geometry l-lonor Club Advusor Mr Harry Paulle Physucal Educatuon Assustant Track Coach Basketball Coach Varsuty Club Advusor Mr Tom Neal Physucs Trigonometry Junuor Class Advusor pu . - p- in - -f' ff- g A.4 J ,1 ff 7- rig! k7ll,..l' 1 C t rl f .fl ,h ,' . 1 P 'IJ 1 yi 'gi f f - ' X l , me -U , , . . I I I vu if -:tru I l Paw Hg Mr Joseph Pafierson Vocahonal Wood Slwoo Zi Mr. Warren Porienier Dralllng General Slworb Mr. S+eve R. Rasmussen Bfocgy oo ,mo e Cai 'sc' BF: ogy Club Ao Q: Mrs Elsie Perslre Amerlcan Governmenr G-eome+ry Advanced Algebra Jumor Class Advusor Mrs Lee Plvormck Soclal Sludues Mrs Sally M Riggs Engluslm Senior Class Aclvusor Con'res+ Commxffee 1 H fl fl 1 I 1 Il ge 1 N! fm my 1 1 fee j exe bu d If rfzedfzfe Sclence Las Vegas Hugh School IS proud of nts Sclence Department It rs possnble tor a student to be continuously en rolled nn the department during has en ture four years Courses an general sclence btology chemustry and physlcs are offered In these courses the lab oratory extends beyond the tour walls ot the classrooms or even the confines of the campus Fleld tnps are con sidered necessary to the courses and even Saturdays are devoted to vlslts to lndustrnes and areas which wall make classroom studles more meannngtul Mlss Greta Strom Algebra F TA Adv: or Mr Mansfreld Snyder English Spanish Spanish Club Advtsor uf Muss Joyce Shamley Physical Education Gr L C Advnsor Mrs Martenne Shaver Latrn Mr Charles Ross Art Art Guild Advrsor .Pt Latin Club Advisor W' J f QL E-.. IT Mrs Florence Schroeder Home Economics FH A Advisor 'ml 23 .inf 72 'ggn the A' :ami ffledtgffgln I o!'..'11gfe-f.J11J. 11170 if fffffjft I-111511 8 ff- J I .1' Ip. to flu! hw' zwf J-be fflitcf' !7e.u-ff Ul.i'p Jbrffrk ffl lflfifft' 111 . . . , d '. 'om fo 7l!l7ff6 5 I 5106 ' 1 fabef erlyoef - zz fpefixf early job for 4 dj 5 . . . f . S 1 f f 4 V ff' f l - on Y . I . I . I . . 5 ' L l. . . . . X W qgw in , ' - V ll! F45 Paculig Mr Raymond L S+urm Coordmafor of Dusfrubuhve Educahon Mass Evelyn Sfuclcey Physucal Educaluon Rhyfhmeffe Advisor Mr Joseph Thnrlo+ Drama Sfaqe Crafl Thesplan Club Aclvlsor Mr. Richard Truman General Science Kiffen Track Coach Mr. V. F. Vicior English Journalism Deserf Breeze Advisor Assembly Commnffee Mrs Ma+eel Voclxer Family Lnle Psychology l-lomeroom DISCUSSION CommuHee Advasor and mr. Ibiriof. the man ubom neilber ftorm nor' dimufeu' nor rz loeauy make-up kit frm znmerze. briuzgizzg tbe kit and kfzboodle in for bit morning fir!! gear drama rlfzuu to deutroj . . . and min uoofltfg. of bmllb and a uefzltb of pbytiologiml nzfzlerial-preparing fmf1re5 for a dag of probing. feeling. peering. ooing, abizzg. and ugbiug fgee. will ya look at thai, bnbij. Physical Education Every student must take courses offered by the Physucal Educatuon Department For the gurls two years of work and play un the gymnasuum and on the ath letuc fueld are compulsory Boys have a chouce between R O T C and the physucal actuvuty courses of thus department but they must uoun the gurls for a thurd year course un health The modern dance un structuon offered to all gurls regustered un the department us a popular class Athletuc Staff Closely assocuated wuth the Physucal Educatuon Department are the faculty members on the athletuc staff Along wuth emphasus on loyalty character and good sportsmanshup the athletuc staff provudes an opportunuty for all boys to umprove theur physucal dexteruty Thus same staff coaches those who represent Las Vegas Hugh School un athletuc contests 2 Mr Vuctor Wood Chemusfr Y Chemustry Club Aclvusor nv? Mr Norman Wrughf Trugonomefry Advanced Algebra Solud Geometry Senuor Class Advusor Math Club Aclvusor Muss Gwendolyn Woolley Health Red Cross Advusor N ,fi Mr Wayne K Walter French Englush French Club Advusor 'W' Mrs Martha Weaver Home Economucs F H A Aflvusor fp . I . . n ul . I . . . , 4 X X Q ' l ,X t A K I . . ., , f ' . X ai Q t 1 gfarrrrrrv --W 7,11-M If 3 I , l I r W rf t f . . C7 A g A ' morning classes Seniors and Juniors The crowd pushes strong through the main door, running, rushing hur- riedly to the Morning Classes. They chatter and giggle as they go, lauclhing aloud the morning freshness in the air. Each day the Senior Boy and Girl go to class - to live the life of school, the teen years - to learn, to think, to flirt, to meet their friends. They sit in class and look around . . . the chubby one, the red-hair, the skinny one, the black- hair, the handsome one, the ugly, the ioker, the grimmouth . . . They sit in Morning Classes, one day to say Long ago, these were the friends . . . x ' ' ax . f..,. X, , 0 ' 0 xt Q F .'i .Xl - if ggi, . 0 ' LL, .- ,-.Uh A , - it :syn . U I flux! P I . l 5 2,-, .. -'.:' 7vL ,Y ' , . '-'MQ' I W 'Q 6 5 ' r 1 6 .1 .E 5 f 1 C G ., .. Q V55 C- 1 V4 3 'K' a qjgyv Tom McCann President - 5-vxfst-'1'. ff . , . h I,-1-,c..,- J. . ,s..,4.. . -. l 1 .S A ' ,gsenlor c ass officers --q.'.,1' ,.siu4.' 1-.,. 1,-.'. 'T e glut Rozena McKn t Ge ald Eggers M ra De atom B P Ruth Jordan ln 0 Morning Board Meeting . . . The meeting of the board is called to order and Tom McCann, the president of the maiestic and demanding Senior Class, asks for a report from the chairman of the Senior Ball committee. The Senior Ball, the Mixer, and Senior Recognition Day are only a few of the many activities that must be planned and organized for the course of the year by the class officers. Uhe board doesn't usually meet in the morning. They meet in the afternoonj The Senior Ball is the most important formal dance of the year. The seniors really shine on this festive night. The Mixer A their fun time at the craziest costume affair of them all and finally Senior Recognition Day that day the mightiest class really takes over They literally take charge of classes and even relieve the principal of his duty Active? You said itl Because it is their last year Seniors try to do more see more and say more than all the other years put together ln order to attain the success they strive for and reach the goals desired all the seniors their officers and ad visors have to cooperate and work together for a common goal pn- 'X- A 5 Sally Rggs Norman Wright Elizabeth Jones Sue Adams Donnette Aiflren , In Class . . . An abundance of work sheets, geometric figures, and English outlines compose this senior year. Finally realizing the importance of education, the senior tries harder to learn. American history and civics are two courses that each senior must take. But he has many other courses from which to choose: Senior English, family life, senior drama, physics, psychology, solid geometry, and trigonometry. Of course, he still finds plenty of time for extracurricular activities. Many hours are spent working on plays, and elections, student council, Desert Breeze and the Echo. The future affords college, marriage, and the service, but always to be remembered are the cherished moments spent here, as the largest senior class in Las Vegas High School history C4761 The seniors will remember that the rivalry between three high schools, Las Vegas High School, Rancho High, and Gorman High School, was just beginning as they - the last single gradu- ating class of Las Vegas secondary schools - were leaving. Seniors experience many things during their school years and they use these experiences to pattern their lives. What goals will each senior reach as he goes out into the world? Will he fulfill his highest expectations? What will happen to the 1956 senior . . . Johnny Baker Douglas Arnold Neil Arnold Russ Angione Danny Apodaca Gene Andersen Janis Anderson 430 Bill Bailey Yvonne Awtry Jeanne Ann Austin Don Ashworth 29 Joanne Louise Barren George Barre++ Jim Barreff Jane+ Barry Ron Barlhen Camille Beale ,zrw-.... ,, John Balesfrere 5 En l 0 YS ?.. ' Q 30 Marcia Beil Jack Benne++ Judi Bell Dev: Berg Jim Bilbray Dan Bishop 1 Don Brown Floyd Boyle Anile Bravo Mamie Sue Bower Ray Bowser Jerry Boehm Robin M. Bogich 9-Q K Be+h Bohen Kay Bollig an an 1 Baxler B. Boulel' Dick Bower A J W' ill -. L3 in, C-767 Jane Ellen Book , Qio Ei Carol Boo'l'l1 Jo Boone Dan Boone 3I Roger Bryan Jerry Burgess Peler Burnson Edna Mary Buller is A 'ZZ' Evelyn Browning Don Buffs Bella Buzbee Jim Byrd -fn. 3- F A J Mary Frances Brown Ellen Cali Sandra Campbell I N an ti 32 Jimmie Brown Richard Carlson Donn Carr my ' s Dorolhy Brown .xvcf'fn!few--, . 4' f l . - SEnl0lf'S 'J-is '-J,-.lf Q., , - A .M Joyce Carsl1 Paula Sue Chrislensen ,ug Judifh Cushman -6 -1, 4-51 Glenna Churchill Barbara Janice Clark Dave Croclxell' Denzel Crow 5 fix Q TX Sv Bruce Clarlz Bari' Cohen y-Q Allen Cox Ernie Cramer dl' WIFI, 'sv' Slephen Cohen Bob Cole 40' 955 Manuel Corfez Carolyn Cory Mary Coleman Daniel Connell Carol Corson Celia Cope Dave Cooper Elijah Conner '-:R 'Q' 4 he fb n -' tv .,' 33 John Davis Janie Dawes Sfuari Dawson Peggy Day Sharon Davidson William E. Dean Shelby Ann DeBord Richard DeFranlz 34 i 6 Marcia Davenpor+ Maria Carol Demeirops Don Denison Delores Daniels Sharon Dibbern Marilyn Sue Downs Sandra DaMar+o S E Yi I 0 Y S l f' J,f,,fa...,1. . ' 'L Dennie Eas+Iey Versiellen Eberle Gerald Eggers Lana Eldredge Paul Freedman Z' . X Pauleen Marie Foull Jerry Fox 21 fww Barbara Ellinglwam Clwerel Jane Ellsworlln Linda Fisher Harry Forsl1aw 'R Cheryl H. Ely Joyce Evans Pal Ferrendelli Joan Firrneniclu 0 -I-T? Brenl Fabbi Paul Farr Earl Ferguson S+uar+ Feldman Gloria Fedele Larry Farlhing .ls- Q -1- 8 Joyce Gehrlre Norman Gel1r+ Pafsy George Wesley Geh Dan Fuller gf Deanna Gibbons Fern Gibbs Chrisiina Gibson 36 David Fulcher Henry Gibson Gail Gilson T Anna Frylcolm Elly Glenn Lou Goans 3 E63 . ' i, 1 I Elaine Frelnner S e n I o r s J,-.ff-,...-...b r, I H 'v. Carole Goddard Virginia Rae Golden C39 Paul Haines Ernes+ Hamm Jerry Hamel Larry Hahn Pa+ Hail L' Q , A ..,--3' 3 T Q L l 1 ,A l x itll Barbara Goodwin Gregg Graham Lois Louise Gowen lrmalee Gray AS-EJ Larry Grayson Bonnie Green PaHy Haaclx Lois Ann Hageman Delberf Green Fred Green George Gu+hrie Jim Grigsby Mary Greenfield Jean Greenburg .5 . fx' 9 6 1' 1 I 4 NJ' 1:9 13 37 Jean BeHye Hannon Bill Hanson Dolly Mae Harper Carmella Sue Harris a 3 Karen Hannig Joyce Harris Vie Harris Bob Hauser 1 2 ff+ ' ' f 2 . Jimmie AMC Glenn Hammond Hanley Bill Hammond I I e .. L'5!fn--., . ,J . SENIOYS -. if ,. :Jim .. - N, 38 Darryl Hauser Paul Havas ll on 4 si ,,.-nf i Kei+l1 Hedges Don Helm John Hemingfon Kennelh Henry George Hewiff Evelyn Hibbarcl Sharon Jensen Sam Jepson ROY JeppS0r1 Lloyd L. Jayroe Nancy Jeffers Larry Higginboiham Cheryl Hoffman Thomas H. Hoilman Paula L. Hossiclc Es 'Q 1, ' A Jerry Jackson Ron Jacob Q.s,T7Rf Holly Hou gen Paul Huffey Jacquelyn Rae Innes Carole lnghram Diana lnce Mike Hulchinson 'ai 39 Janice Johnson Sfella Johnson Carole Johnsfon Kae Jones Manervia Jones Pai Jordan Earl Johnson Gary Johnson 'QR ,if 'R I l, C X Rufh Jordan Marilyn Kasian 40 N QF 'N-I rf' Alan Johns ang -. I Judy Kennelley Jim Kennemer Y' 'IV sa Lornay Jeremias 1 , .f7 3,!+'.-i- . .-- -' , ' ' SCNIOYS -- :vi SJ, ,ff . .,- Pafricia Kenny Karen Kerns Douglas Kimmel Pele Kirlcman Jim Leavell Pairicia L. LeaviH' Anna l-9BVl'l l Rulen Laub Vi Laurihen gg Ted Konold Don Krause fi' Sophia Kuvelis Felicia L. Ladd Ray Larsen Roberl Larson David La ncas+er Marsha Larsen Lois Lanfry Ann Langsfaff V, '2- ' In V A 41 Ea 1 Sonia Lee Lillard Evelyn Lingo Don Lloyd Gary Lloyd A La Juana Leigh 5. df ,iq xv f f ' 'L J., Cal Logan Joe Logan Fran Long 42 V in 'Ti 950 g-11 XUBX June Lehman Jaclc Looney Paul Loughrey 'T X 4 IA- Gloria Lee Philip Lowenfhal Ronnie Luzier C517 ' Si 3 Tiki Lebowih lf aagnlars Ed Lydon Deann Lynn 58 ' Ernesl' Thomas McBride Tom McCann Sandra Mason Joseph May Wendell Mason 1 Nancy McCarlie Judy McCari'y Y Carole Mace Dixie Madsen an ,- L A 'S -Q- Jim McClenal1en Glenda McCIeslcey 125 Rozena McKnigl1'l' Roy McLeMore W Mary Lou McConigley Bonnie McCulley 1 'Y Q Carole McKenna Roberf McGarvie Evelyn McDougall Franlx McCully an-nv ' 4, .I .J -:rg -. ga Y x M 1 T 43 Sandra Mesniclc Larry Mefler Calvin Miller Georgia Mi+chell Karl Mendenhall Eldon Mohler Larry Monroe Joy Moorefielcl in 44 i if Ronnie Meininger Sharon Rae Meade Alfred Mays M Clarlc Morris James Morris Milne Morris John Mossberg mf .I Y ' Q3' if as , is . q'?'-'xr'-N. seniors I--as -,gg-.lf-....... V Marfha Mum bauer Judy Murphy Peggy Padge'H' Diane Pahor Raymond A. Page Margarei Osller Dave Owens IQ if 'id hun wat Wesley Ommen Eddie Orona 'W S+eve Nollner Richard Nucciielli Connie Oliver Chesfer Olds Richard O Bryan V. 5 Carol OddoneHo Pai Murphy Derald Neagle Carl Murry Connie Nelson ' -nf Elaine Nelson Leon Nefz 5 Qs 7'-x NPA 1 Fred E. Pederson Barbara Perlrins Diane Pelersen Dana Peferson ,Gvx 'few' K-1 Phyllis Payne l Darwin Pelerson Carol Phillips Carolyn Phillips Frances Payne Erma Parlrer Mary Ann Pappas P fef- D I1 ji, ' ' ' 4 seniors 'rw' -,pw.-f-'--- w . , Eva na Piniuv Darlene Pinfer Jaclr Pong Earl Pope Shirley Pool Jean Prebish PJ, X ,-L 1 ,, ,Q Vxsk . - ga, iv. f - - 46 Done Prescofi Eddie Price Gavino Rodriguez Pafricia Roblcer Roger Brock Robinson 0- 'Ah' ' 4 l 1' Franlc Purdy Roberl' Radner Wendell Robbins Ka+l'1y Robinson Lance Radilre Janice Ragland Jean Lenore Rivlcin Jo Roarson Robin Rardon Louis Reih Peggy Ridley Richard Reynolds Marilyn Pairicia Reynolds Elaine Remmeri' 47 Ross Rosenbaum Maryanne Rosenof Klara Rowe Bernie Roybal 4:-5:4 Frank Romo l fs Carmen Ruggeroli Pai' Rush+on Carrie Russell Gary Romero Rochelle Rolluns Terry Ryan Chrisfine Sammons 48 Frank Sanchez Mary Schuberi' Jim Rogers ,x.f'f'9,!f.-V.. Seniors 'rw 4Jr,:.-'...,,.,Q , -. k . Dick Sco'H Gary Scrufon lb. Q-:gl Lucille Smifh Margarel' Sorensen Maryann Smifh Mary Smalls Della Gay Smilh Jim Simon John Thomas Slighl' i Z' Vernal Floyd Silvernale lnez Silva Jimmy Shugarl Joan Shore Claude Sells Kafhy Shannon Jean Sexsmiih Joyce Shaver Marilyn Shaw Fred Sheeler Dean Shelfon Mori' Shipley Mon+e S+anforcl Arlene Slanley Kennerh Sreele Tom S+epl'1ens l - x, ' 50 Jerry Speer Q. ,, 'ul Clarine S+evens Gary S+ewar+ Kay Slewarf Q' 3 Curl Spaven Deny Spar+an Kei+l1 Sfirling Bill Sfocldon Andy S1'ru+l1ers Frances S'rump 4 Linda Kay Soskin F75!'f---. ,I iSEl1l0I'S ,,1.....,,,4 , -. -'L Don A. Sullivan Dick Summers , ,iw Richard SuHon Gloria Swarfz Bill Waldman Geraldine Wadsworlh Jim Wagley Roger Taylor Pafricia Fern Thompson f 'P N V: W 'P-'P S1 Lynn Von Tesmar Jim Wadman sv '19 135 Ju , 1 4 Pa'H'y Lee Thompson Larry Timney Larry Unliecll' Gary Vause G6 -as i Q Carol Tilus Moses Torres wa? Rae Ola Turnbow Serenia Tubiolo John Curiis Trahan, Jr. Rosa Torres -, l Gerry Waife Lancy Ward LoreHa Warren John W. Walker Johnnie Walker Ted Weaver Gary Webb Jane Walker Jim Webb Pafricia Webber Q4 1 'Y Rennie Young Ray Wulfensfein Claire Young Cv, 1:71 Pafricia While Sfeplwen R. Wilcox gy V' af I., l fin Al Williams A Doris Williams Larry Wooclrum Abbie Jayne Woolsey ...s Carl Wilson .I ,gif '.f, fig' V-. . ,U 1 . . . V . - V - 4 I.-4 , -'A . I 'den' r ala S s off: c e rs In o Morning Board Meeting . Will the Junior class officers please report to room 206 for a special meeting to discuss the Junior Prom. ln reviewing some class events which lead to the Prom the president tells of the Who Stole the Victory Bell? homecoming float and the great annual assembly. The Junior class rings are long to be remembered as taking money out of meager bank accounts but adding a beautiful glitter to the hand. The Totem Pole, the school student phone directory, and the best money-maker of the year, actually makes possible the dazzling Junior Prom climaxed each year by the royal crown- ing of the queen and her attendants. J to r L nda Tousa C We I ngton S Ma lon Bro n to right Mrs lsie Persle Mr Tom Neal Mr De Ray Eyre 54 John Ruymann President e under Susan Bunker Donald Peggy Roberts Carol Ronno Q. . W V, s If Q 5 wi- WN i i 'A r la f e ,' - ' f V l f Left ight: Mil: K' , 53.5 9'A, Re:'eSe 3',f . i , -et'e'3'. I M55 'J-gg gay- , E Q 3 ' Ii , 3.5 e::.'e' ,Sw e2S.'e -' T T it w, J. :' Cai' J.:ge- w, S's J j , :.' A. Fe:'ese :' .. Left ' , A:-ears E ' . - .. c .-'Tl A ,'. .1' ' ' A E l I ,gg nl Y' S In Class . . . Visions ot Jerry Cruncher and Lady Macbeth will continue to haunt Juniors until after final exams. Frankie, the mascot of the health classes, iust grins and bears it when that curious student asks, ls it true that the femur is connected to the cranium? Throughout the year, room 208 is the scene of many chemical discoveries that may begin or end a budding career while advanced algebra reduces numerous geniuses to stuttering idiots. All the 270 Juniors that do homework, take tests, hide cheat sheets and write notes are the Seniors-To-Be that next year will wait anxiously for The Clock to strike their 12. Dale Bennett Louis Berger Ronald E. Baker Edi Clinton Bakken Phyllis Beale Lee Beatty George Bell 3 ' G ., QQ Sr , an 1 ti as Jack Abbott Paula Adras -. Vw Deryle Arnold Laura-Donna Ashley Lynn Atkinson George Aydelott A , V ., 7 A U :- Kay Altman Chad Anderson Ron Angione Q Annette Alexander Judy Allen X. 55 Torn Book Janet Bowers Kenny Bowers Richard B. Bishop Richard G. Berry Kathy Bertino Lucky Bessenf Arlyss Bishop Linda Bishon Nancy Blacker D, Brad Blomberg Belinda Bonarny 'Y is XB 4 f 'Hg x f M X A y yy 1, .10 .22 Q B r Jerry Berry K A Q 2 K ...I N George Bramlett Patti Brewer Margie Bromberg Marilyn Brooks v K J In ,ff ' if cv 1, -U. ' 0 5 Mahlon Brown Darby Bryan Kay Bryan Alan Buchholz ,A 'QR L, r' 'LN B K vu x '? ?P 1-A-s ya Susan Bunker Ron R. Butts Laurel Callaway ,flu 'ni - N 'I !, fs. Ffh. ' if Caryl Entratter i f David Early Bob Elliot Dennis Emrich G- - , U54 fn. 'C-R 'S Y 5 Gordon Cameron-Stuart George Canino it A 'l Us Q., 'iw I If - 3 Dan Choate Glen Church Jacqueline Davis Marshall Dawson Anna Mae DeVore Gary Dillingham 5- Eleanor Connell Doug Cook Tony Cooke ix P Rochelle crisp Sheila Crowe Joanne Clement Deloa Clothier '1 ' -x lo' Ted Collier 3 W Tyler Compton ' C ' ' 5- , 1 as , Joyce Churchfield Stephen Ciliax Bill Clayeux Q'- 57 Duke Gavin Dick Gentner Joan George Wendy Gibbons A ll Bobby Foster Cecil Fredi Mary Furbee Jeanie Gardner Emmett Gates -Sv' 'iii fb! 41 'T JN, 58 . X Royce Feour Richard Fightlin lrene Findly Don Fitzgerald Shirley Foremaster Rober1 Fortson gre. N , ,Lt' K- 3 if r 'Q . I Barbara Falba Fred Gibbs Gary Givens Rosie Glover Toby Gordon . .iff '--1-. ,.f.- f -. X' 4 A .I- Bud Green Jackie Griffin Richard Gubler in FJ Joe Guffey Jimmy Gulhery Priscilla Jaramillo Terry Lee Jeffers Diane Johnson Dean Hamblin Gordon Hardy . 'Chai IF. X 12' Chuck Harker J 'WN Paul Hummer Linda Hurst Bill Husser Martha Inman Q Mickey Hollingshead Gail Holt Tommy Hooper Susan Hoopes Colleen Horsley Judy C. Houchen . I . -,. ei' My-s 'V X.J'Xv ,3 ' 1 'Zee Q is J I E' 'lg 5 ,f's.f lke Hathaway Judy Hibbard Heather Higgins Allen High? Kenneth Holland Garry Holler 8. N -10 xr 14 o 1 D R' 1 3-an -u I X Joyce Hauser Carolyn Heaney James Heinz Nina Rowena Hendrickson Dick Kopp Patricia Larkin Bob Lawhon Gerald Lear Shl- 6' TZ? ny 'Q Bertha Mae Kennedy Tony Kibbe Mike Kinder Patricia Klingelheber Elaine Kolod Ralph Johnson Walter Johnson Julie Jones Evelyn Johnson Bonnie Jory Edmund Juillerat Carol Kelsey 3. . G- K .. f . l 5' , 'E' Harvey Leavitt i Gaylie Ann Lee it 45' 4 Sharon Lee . ah' . Garlene Logan ,I 6 7 , ik 177 f , N Q l ' 4 A .. ..-. N-gr L' K V , K .-vi' Q l lr uc? itb A Q--7 60 'G' fT ' 1 S I L- J-ef 5 0' . ' 'r 'Q -'ff'-f ? is-- 'f IA, ii Lisle Lowe Bruce Ludwig Nancy Lund ic: -, Y J L A . li x Judith McGuire Jeanny MacNeil A X, arf Betty Pemberton .KV in 'C' l James Patrick Mahan Helen Mara P' Kathleen O'Donnell Mary Ann O'Nesky Howard Oren Lin Passey Elaine Pearson Q A Samuel J. Marber A .4 Marv Lou Palmer ,-Q, J W e f I John A. Marciello 'I Ronald Montoro Teri Moss Naomi Sue Nelson Ronnie Newell Vernelitia Leona Newell Marilyn Norris L- 'ul' 9 5 N Sw J' ..l Mickey Michaels Jolynne Miller Julianna Miller Dixie Lou Misner Penny Miichell Si C' G x l F' Hr I G3 Sharen Ruth Marfello Judi Martin Carole Matfsson Barbara Meek -E1 'Q K - 5 'Q YJ John Rather MariLou Rafzel Barbara Reddick Tom Reece 3 1 lf- 'x If 62 Leon Potter David Powell Jackie Price Shari Price Mavis Pulsipher .in l , vu hs. Q, s K Sylvia Petricciani Vera Louise Phelps Jackie Phenix Dick Placak Steve Pollard Dan Porter 26 Laurie Perry Raymond Regan Ronnie Renaud Lonny Renfroe Judy Richards ,f JG' 'v Q93- i.' ' fx ii 5 i l . 1 X - 1 ff 's Q Q, '12-.v I '13 , sq, .,1 .-,- A 'J r ni' 0 r 5 . ., Gaylen Richardson Jerry Richer? Peggy Roberts Carol Ronnow Coralie Rowley Leona L. Strange Dave Struthers Jeb Stuart S fei- AW? 'Q-P bg.. 7? 1 .L if L- lx t- A John Ruymann Kenney Sandusky Robert Schmitt Charles Stetson Tom Stewart Linda Lou Stokes Arlene Stoner 24' ,, ,J -in KI J X 'Wt 4:4 Forest Schuenman Ruth Snorf Jerry Solomon Scott K. Solomon Shirley Stanfill Richard Stapp Barbara Stern X hy r, Sf 1-'Y J l X pyx 5. it 6 5-5 if ' x L 1. i. X , A I y Q 1? N , Penni Shorie Melba Simmons Dennis Singleton Gaye Ann Snell Butch Snider i - 2 .A 7- l N any ll? '- .,,1 'Qs Q 0 'K 3 Gary Serna Marilyn Sharnik Arla Jane Shaw Phyllis Shaw ' x Cx Y' Q fik, .-', . y 63 Bobby Tidwell Nancy Jane Tinker Albert Tobler i Jurl Thomas Mildred Thomas Sheri Thurston Douglas Tice i. 1 7 r , L ll Ronalu Sweet Byron Tanner Floyd Thackrey Kathy Thiess Jeannetta Thiriof QQ, . J, Tim Sughrue K' Richard Sid Toleno Frank Toti Linda Lee Tousa DeLois Trumble rl' 0 Y 5 K. Joan Tubiolo Bob Turner Carol Underhill Dennis Vaughan pr l was .il LL ive Y' Joe Vogel Carroll vonDerAhe Jon Von Tesmar P X Larry B. Wade Herb Waldman Kay A. Woodruff Deloris Woods Bertram Wong CYuk Limb 3 1 is , z Donna Williams Ted Winn Dorothy Wise Joanna Wood leak ci? I Mary Anne White Marilyn Wilber Bill Wilhite Dick Wilks Dick Willetts Q Carolyn Walker Fred Walker L James Wells, Jr. Bryant Werner Janice West Robert Whitaker ,if x J. ,ii 6- -. 1 ? F' cg ug' Phyllis Rae Weeks Hilloah Weight Donald Wellington 65 BCH period Organizations The organizations converge on The study hall. This is Their hour, 1o meer, 'ro plan some aclivilies, To review some past. The Boy and The Girl converse rapidly abouT the meetings prograrng he, brandishing the gavel, in rehearsal of The warm debates sure to corne. g---5 'R 91 J l it . K 1 l I .., I Q Rr' x s??:1?fi5,f'.f . 1 ' , Hfjtisfq' 3' Lifg, Qlfyvhf' ,,,,,q. V J- f,,i . , . 1 -'Q-. :jx Y r . .6 fmt, ., 'viii 'hwy' n 'ls ' -- 1. 4 .,. N 'ia 5 'v X f if Ei X hgh. N 1 A Cz 5 i -31 47-nf 651. rf Sffgf-z f'Eh ,r'-'?, 1 i .A W ,', 2: g R -. , . 1.1 I ,-,illiv fl:......- Z?L'iT.., i' Q.,-s M ff X .5 I I It g' BN! r V fi :t5f:f E' 142. nf' 5 ,,. 1 g.w5,3'i13- ,?f 1'-wr-Q4 . . . L if eff-rw-f': 1 +3 ,,. 67 1 ,4.. 2F?f'f5fT:fe s-. . ' , I z ttvlwemistru club , ,.- if Douglas Kimmel . President art row Ioff fo rlqlif Nc 1,-p-ans..4.rf.y.,-.45 I . ln the process of preparing an experiment for the Chemistry Club meeting, Doug Kimmel, president goes over the things to be consid- ered. The new constitution is to be ratified at this meeting. Also there must be a motion made regarding the bowling team. Connie Oliver, treas- urer, suggests that the expenses incurred with the Homecoming Parade float be paid. At'this point, Cheryl Hoffman, the club's vice president interiects a word about mentioning that the offi- cers will accompany the A.E.C. officials to one of the spring atomic tests at Frenchman's Flats. Doug decides also, to set a date for the trip to the Henderson chemical plant. As the first members begin coming in, the officers disperse from the experiment and pre- pare themselves for the meeting. Officers left to right Marilyn Reynolds Secretary Cheryl Hoffman Vce President John Heminqton Sergeant at Arms COMIIO 0lIVGf T easurer Second row Rai ph Johrsori Dcx Ko S Tl d 'O' erald Lea H len Ma a o on o Fourth 'OV is pry a cc K e-i c e 9 44 4 Q17 'J D , ,t '., . 'fb 4 ' ' 1 1.4 I F5 I ' 3 'Wa-i G-err' D'a'a ce Aa' Jens 'J'a'e J: s:' -Na , sc .o' J.:. Kane ei. : l r . so Nat. ,ga Bos Laws- Bxce L-la? 5J'lF9 UGS ' 3 G . ', e ' , .lorn Ma'c'ell R Morto' Ter' Moi: New Les M:Co g-ev. I 4-Gr M ' , Rich 'd N. ftellf aule OD M 'l Stl- a Pe '::'e Da'-3 Parc' Jac: l9c'g. JI l Furs? row left io rnqhf D ' 5 or cond w J ' '1 +1 d .J 6 Q s e 'a N sh Glew 'w T d YOW Tv Fa P Four? row sawn rn f w G soo Hank Q, la Mr Wood Advisor cw?-iadf Wo c 5' :rd row lei? Oo rnqhi fe o e o R ga cond row Anof S cz ' :rd row Marlm SPa wk Rae a e W an oafw a Wood Fourfh ow Ma Nw W ll: a' ' w J 'H' We Q a M W Flovd Bode Flffh r V l I ' 2 - - -v , 9 v , .ii ,1 A - I ' A .- ' 1 X , '1 3 KJ , r 1 f ' 7 1 ' 1 ' . L, ' . - - Q , o., 4 1 1 v T L- , , ' L ' gg '- . - - ,. .1 .Q I ' -' 4 ' ., 1 r XIR ' J A ' 7 xv I ' , ' : ew e A c.d M In Bw s Nyc. Bane' Loo' B 'ge' MaL :- B'o 'w R':'a .: Be y, Se ro : a'e Bzzif Die B-2 e'f Bcb C549 S'-sane C an Jcvce Ca' C'.': . hir : We' CONDO Shad Dauscwx Pa. ee' Foo, Pad Fa Ba':e'a Fah 5? Fe ende'!i. h : Die 'Q ' , Riva' G blah C 7s'4'a 'bscn JI' GF :bf !f a'ee '5'a.' Db: Ge! e. Fiffh ro : a'N G Gibson Geofge H-:NW Hiker Ho Vwgvead Jofce HEJSE' A 'eo H'g'f, 1 L' V , 5 R X , 5 ' cf' Q, T L f ' . 2 1 , ' f ' 4, 9 .A 1- -5 , .f V ' l 'ff NE - 4 Q Q 6 , Y ' 1 - ' 9 x ' ' . 1 , 'S 'K ., A ' f of f F' , ' : S fe Nc? -3' Jea' R .KH Jc w Rane' Jo R-, e J R g 's, Ray 'fd e P. Se 3 JF-3'S Do' SJ 'fa' e a' S 'fewaie Dal' S . e's Ba'De'a S env, R'c a'c S. o . Th' : E i O5 7, Ecw 5'2 TF-'s'o'1 C call rc' De' A' BW aid' , J . r z V 5 ei P '7:'a W' e B W'!'?e 5 - 'Q J 'e E : o i . ' o I God ' ', E ci 'v M He' Gavw 5-4: e' La . H'QQ? bO '5 ' V': Ba . ,.,1q, me--s. ,I lqwlogg club 1 ' - ri8.x-..:.,-R,- .. ,K . The president, Jack Pong, calls the meeting to order. The secretary reads the minutes . . . The club took a trip to Red Rock which was very success- ful. There was a talk given by a noted scientist from the California Institute of Technology. An addition is made by Margaret Sorenson, treasurer, that a motion was made to purchase a new proiector. This was to be voted upon at the next meeting. The minutes corrected, old business is opened by passing the bill on buying a proiector. New business is brought up and plans begin unfolding tor the annual s 1 .QQ K fllge. 1 , S , ilf ll Ogg. ' f',, ,v Jack Pong President Grand Canyon jaunt. A committee is appointed by the president to work on the banquet coming up soon. The meeting continues . . . v sc s t rug Mr as mussen Miss Jensen Mr Brunner F s row let to ri t Ca a Second row De C e Fifth row Q V M T rd row C , , 3 1' . . fir 5 Ad ' lef to MZ . R - irt , t 'qhz l. cs F::ie:a'e Esc' E: e Scucn Czmet' Sue R:'a'd 'sc' Ba':'a'e Cl 'ir PVT: Cock J.:. C,s'm2' Ds- : C::':. : 'cn' Cx e. R:'a': -: ': Dafa 'ffm Los E-'xi B:s':a'3 F3 C: Sw 2 Vetxzg -a. F'e3'3-3 D99 A-- Fgqm hi 5 gfg, Sgr--y D,.g Ca, l 'a'ee 61. Dig S: :. : . rc 3'gs:. 2 1- Sys: S'e:'-3' r'a c':' Rene He . Fourth VON: Jc.: l-lane' J,:, l'i:.:'e' A 5' Hof' .fs-': e ':'e' Ca .-Eye' D' ': Jacccs C As'A'a G':s:' Hade. Kafaar ' 1 E S' beige' CV: Keie. Q-':'a Kees. Cosg as Kmme' Page' K'.:s:' B'.:Q L,:.s', an Lo. CC? gf. ..:. VQG. 'e. s row leff io rghf 1 oo cr N rr sow rv c os 'vme ver Sfaw ,I or Rr Hard P es or' a wcaw econ row 5 e :x '11 ena ve Leow o -mms for' rw Smog wr Gare an T r r w Bar a a Sie rw Andy Sm. e s on van nalcx Cwe V rw a 1 De Joaw Wag e Foudh row Davc Wong Flfih row Pa' K s .4 Formaldehyde anyone? hz X ucers Ieff Vo rngh? Paulme Foufx S c e e Margaref orensen T ea o La v Pe: ,ff 4,1 Fir? , i : Jo M refed D' ' Ne of, Er Te OM VI-gr Ia NI rv N, Co A ON? , ,le P135 , 'cr ' ' R 'ce Red' . S d : Lo? RT Rc Ie R nd, Sfe R 'el, r P Her, Der A Sir1gNe SLa': V ,dr S'-21' S ef S? NE, hid o : b ' -, -fr r, D Suri' , Rc ' ., ei Lew' Trsvas Rccsae' 'X e ' Cavs! ov .' A'-3 - '. : ' Warren, Fred Wake' Kay A'ne?'e N-:. 'a' S,e W 'e Pa T:'a W'T'e Ma'Hyn WHbe', Fave Wilqa' Jaee . ' : r new Je'w Pike , Pa' V Nzczs, rt , L 4, x 52 Fly. 4 X ' N M 'X . - s -,J:3ub S K .I ,f , N .f. ,s.f -Q 94' ' 4 ' ' .4 ' . 'x ':: '. 14 .,,.,6 L' ' liz,-,!.!.-:-4 ' f . ':,,!j1i Z' I, . , sw. -r . . 1 . Off' , ' : ' , -3 ' ' 'Y' S , ' S-'6'1 B b ' wh'n,N'I:e 'Je , er. an 0 i U. la -A , 'ul- U- Lana Eldredge Presdect Advisors, left to right: Mrs. Carruth, Mr. Anderson. A hand flys up, the secretary of Commercial Club, Marcia Davenport, moves that a place be found for the trophy won in the Homecoming Parade. There is some discussion until a motion is made to shelve the issue until the trophy is presented. The president hands out pins to all members who have achieved fifty points or more from selling candy and school supplies at noon A letter is read from last year s scholarship winner who is magorlng in business The speaker for the day is announced Resounding applause is heard from the club s fifty members, then quiet attention Officers left to right Carole Goddard Party Ona a Marcia Davenport Secretary The FTTSGTIFIQ CONTINUES Elinor Glenn Vice President Barbara Goodwin Treasue Ellen Call Reporter :rs row eff to right Annette Alexande J y Al en Arita ravo ancy a Deanna Ba nge Mar Frances Brown Carolyn Cory Jud tn Cusnrnan Second row Laurel Callaway Sharon Dibben Peggy Day rris u I nes u ennel ey oh e uvelis Pat ic a Kenny Fel cia Ladd Dixie Madsen Fourth w anna M l er a a rn aue ole Matt son a n on ane te sen ana n,u-1 J c ie P e Ro in Rardon Fifth row MariLou Ratzel Ba bara Redd ck Klara Rowe Peggy Roberts J an Rivkin Shirl y Stanfill Leona Strange Maryann Srnith Sixth row Jean Sexsrr-ith Linda Tousa Kathy Th ess F ances Sturnp Donna Williarns Geraldine Wadswo tn . . - . X . , A . . , . . . . . . : I N , qw ni . ' F' t , l ' : I Q ud ' ft B , N . B' clrer, I Tli. r, y Bonnie G'een. L Vie Harris, Patty Haaclr Cheryl- Hofbnan Darryl Hauser. Third' row: Judy Houclen, Carrnella Ha ', J l'e Jo , J dy K I So Y K ', r' 7 , T ' , . ro : Juli i,l , M rth Mu b ', Ca' s , El ' e Nels , D' Pe ' , Ev P' ' A a k' 'IC bb . ' : ' A , r ' 7 , I l , , . e ' ' , ' e C ff i lilafin club ' 5-r-,.Q.. - ' --Nl, Slaves will obey their masters . . . or else. This potent warning is given to all first year Latin students who are interested in the customs and language ot Rome. During the ceremony called Manumission, they throw oft their tunics and become bona tide members, ready to enjoy films, discussions, and of course refreshments. A banquet, skits, and music are added to provide a most enjoyable program. The meeting continues . . . Officers left fo righf Kev Woodruff Aedle Howard Oren Ouaesto Sheila Crowe Scrbae Connie Oliver Aedile Bob Cole Richard Sutton Consuls 9- -nhl - ws Q v 1 O Ftrs? r V to ri Second row Fifth row Sixth row 74 Third row ourfh row A rf s row eff fo rlghf Gay K c d e 'o Ray D aw Second w So fa ons rn e G H d ' cga T er row 'lean MCDO ld ec I row .CP ond QU De Snxfh row Da a a VX, Quo vados, buster? Mrs Shaver Acvwor Fir? , I ' 1 ' A' 7 L 'a B 'e' iv'a 'a BeNl, Jo E1 2: F'a'k Balfkev M':'ae1 Coe Richer D So7'7 , eM'v . ro : ' D:'t:'v S'e'Na F'e 2e'q freqcw' F fs C : h2 F' cw Bo F u ?e, efen Gaff' Def Hn? Pa H N h'd 1 JA, Jzxee Ncxwi' J: s:' Paw JG. Ge'e K'a.se, Na':r Kfawe' Mfke K:z'::: Rfrad L- e Va':'a Le'q:'. Fourfh row: A :f: Lrg Jre' Lawn Ka? 'a ' J ' e NEA-es Bc -3 Jon' L Dazse. R :'a'c P'e:':' V Tae P11 '. F'fVh 1 Eel: ' P' , Deffs S q1e'ci J:.:e S' :News S'e'a SN: Jawes 'fit-2' 'f3'S'3q 73.7 53: T. f:' Ca . rC'1 ' ive. ' : Z: VJ ew Jfjfe N 'ggi i F' ' f x X ' I 1 1 : . 1 '- , 4 . ,,f ' A 1 s X ,'. x x W' . . X ' 12:1 f 4 ' . -, . 4 club . . . Will everyone please come to order? Ted Collier, president of Los Caballeros, brings the discussion to a close. The revision of the constitution is the topic which is causing such a disturbance. A vote is taken deciding that a revision committee will be appointed. After things have quieted down, the advisor suggests plans get underway for the making of the pinata for the Christmas party. Volunteers are chosen and exit to the back room to get the pinata started. The secretary announces that the puppets have arrived and there is a sudden outburst of whispers. Ted calls for order. One member asks about the fiesta. The president explains that it is to be postponed until spring. At this point two of the girls in the club are called upon to do a Spanish duet. The meeting continues . . . 1 VASOVS Q fl Snyder Mrs Keller Ted Collier President irst row left to right S 4, JOM 5 CDI'ld f0VI Pa F Y1 e 5 C CO G Eli d Third r G GUVSY D QM GO ' H ie l-tcke acn H r t-tolingshead Fourt xv Carol Kelsey Sarica e o ob Y n a e Macelo Fifth row I Ad ' , l H to 'ghtz Mr. l F , V : h'ley E- c.g's Jean'-3 Bam. E'e't Ca E 'e C' 'ce' Jo E'le Ek'i.r-gi. , E fl. Se : been c- , Rev: F ox JCM , Dafco E C pe' S' 'cn Faster Lcjg Jn, ' gy: Jo i. , wi ls:-em S 'le, a' , Pat ' ,i 5-i i ,wggwen M39 Q 1 t h ro : 5 , , r K 'seyl Don Llo. B D' Lemmon DQ McC -gh -,i Je'-ri - f l , ' 3 76 5'G'O'1 McMillan. JSGVWY MdCNe- Mck Ma:Dc a c, Diane Moss, Ronald Mc-toro, Steve Nollneh '-I lA..4-I' S ow leff io rlghf Elien Lenfz osevelf Oneal Befw Pe be o a o Ga,e Sne Tea ous Second row Lmda Taylor Pa? Taylor Gw n Webb Joanna W wg f Jin WP fe Joa 'va Wggg Third row Leron Thomas Frank Walfers SP: ley Wendelboe Karen Weave F ed Wahe Officers ld? fo ugh? Joan Shore Reporier Tom Reece Sergeenf a'Arv's Nancy Cnmpioh, Tfcesurer Carol Garner, Vwce Presrdenf Linda Rankm, SCU'-3f5'Y Thus as Sparush'P 77 4 . Q , - Q -Q , , I 1 , t I ' ' V K 4 t 2, Y 4 - f ,.,. L x1 I . 'Q , D ' f 4 AMW? A, If A a , , , 1 Y Fir? r , - ' : , Ro ' , I xr' w Sgny R -we l H, S V' , ' . . 'ff , Q r '. 2 X I VR o Liv: f K , . I i , I I 4 ?-.,.V,.H,4 V 0 ' U lv Boniour, Messieurs et Mesdames, la seance . . . The secre- tary reads the process verbal, and naturally there are absolutely no additions or corrections. ln a discussion about a cake sale, the treasurer reports that the club netted 515.005 she is authorized to pay for the Maurice Chevalier record album. Next on the agenda is a skit depicting a humorous situation in Paris. Second year students smile, but some of the first year students are bewildered. Mr. Walter announces that if any students are in- terested in writing to pen-pals in France, he has addresses. The meeting continues . . . Raymond Larsen President w oft to ght ca o-'es e s -1 ot Met owes ohw owe C a e Bckhe t By on Ba tlett Phyllis Beale Beve ly Bean Second row Jane Bock Joyce Bromberg Margie Bromberg Mahlcn B own Ka'Fy Be t 'wo Sally Cevel Joyce Ca sh Ca olyn Cox Les e Davenport Third row Ronald David et Gre -i ourth row D ke Ga 'i c ese love H att- Hqg:-is Devd He nsten cy ohnso row ne oo e'y a en a Llad Tiki Lebowi Ge a ci Lea S First ro , l ri 2 Pall A . P 'ela A le'y, Ca'ol' B ' ou, J B ', J B' l ', P rl i ' W r ' I . r , 3 , 1 I David Ea'ly lJa'iel Ellswclvhl Ma'-' Eoge o'i S..e Etheidge. Versielle-el Ebvle Pa.l Fa Gel-e Goodricughl Delb ' e., F : .i v' Ri ha'd Gable' R I G ' e i e' Y ' ' F' 3 . J.l7e Jones, Jsdy James Nav' J ' n. Fifth z Ela7 K 3 d B ' Be 'd , So A' ' , 't1, Furs? row leff lo rlghf Kay Allman Eleanor Connell Paua Sue Chrnsrersen Ann Davls Irrnalee Gray Jeanny MacNeul Rvfa Mayo Sally Morrns Kerfh Martyn Second row Mlrnl McDanvel Sandra Moore Jolyn e Mller Ter: Moss Nancy McCarluo Pa? Murphy Marilyn Norrls Howard Oren Pam Prnce Third row Glendya Purdy Pa? Purdy Peggy Padgell' Carole Rnvlun Carol Ronnow Barry Rosenbaum Marlean Sharp Margaref Sorensen Marllyn Sharnrlr Fourih row Jeanelfe Wullnamson Jaclue Urle Marulyn Wnlber Douglas Twce De Loss Trurnble B enda Scolf Judy Swords Jane Shaw Flffh row Joan Wagner Palsy Woods Lynda Young Phyllis Zrvlrne fran John Wanderer Officers loff io rrghi Jean Sexxmnfh Secrefary Duck Scol? Sergeanla+Arrns Sher: Thurslon Treasurer Rulh Jordan Vice Presrdenr i Mr Waller Advnsor ,..,.v'v -z .,, , , flwmmeroom flfl C C The discussion sheet for this week is Safe Driving, an- nounces Mrs Vocker as she hands out the asslgnments to the various members of the Homeroom DISCUSSION Commnttee A member nses to read the sheet he and two other members have laborlously worked on for a week Crltuclsm IS offered as nt IS read though much approval as noted A few mrnor changes are made then the typlst who faithfully stenclls the duscusslon sheet each week IS called In The meeting contlnues Jean Sexsmnfh Chanrman 1 sors eff ru 1 Mrs Vocker Mr Walter 1 Seated left to rnght a Da e oc Hof' Sandung 6 A ,I S BG Who s where? 'fiaiss e m lo l Q . I l NNIHCC - .5 If 451: A Promoting better assemblies is the main obiective of the Assembly Corn- mittee. The committee, apart from other school organizations in which faculty serve only as advisors, consists of eight students and five teachers as members. All assembly programs are subjected to the severe scrutiny of the committee before they can be presented to the stu- dent body. One of the varied responsi- bilities of the committee is organizing the assembly calendar. After passing sen- tence on assemblies, the members have the opportunity to demonstrate their ovvn talents in an assembly presentation. The meeting continues . . . First row, Icff to right: Mrs Dc e o i Second Donna Wiiiiarns, Ruth Jordan, Bette Ustle Kay U q G ,QQ F,x O ice s ef right Joyce Cars P L. ar a r erie Logan , ,..1.. .. .:.. A y .. I .. -w - honor club I , . ' . ' -uuuezua-,..-ag.. n The brains of Las Vegas High claim membership in the highly ace credited Senior and Junior Honor Clubs. At one of the social evenings a very informative and informal talk is given by the Foreign Exchange Student, Anna Frykholm, who is ar' honorary member of the organization The group thoroughly enioys the spaghetti dinner at the fun filled annual banquet vvhieh is clifnaxed by the awarding of pins to the members A party at Christmas time vibrant with carols and refreshments adds to the gaiety of the holiday spirit The meeting continues Richard Suffon Presioe lrsf row ef To right Doviette A tlcen Anita r vo A lyss hop B Bo en Ma lvn Broo s o ri Bake er' J Stua t Dawson Pau eer' oiitz ma ee G av Second row Duke Gavin en i t r-cy e a chris an o nson R a en ri a Nana Lun i wi ee H ri Mara Third row i on Mohle x e l. Mi. V Elil' e Son C n e v o a 'i M yn molds Ca cl Ro now a ba a Ma garet ensen Leona S ance ourih ow Don S ,, ex 'r Na at a e W 'C Steve Co e ef? to right Mrs Carpenter Mr! Higg ns . 'W 5. -v X L Q s 'A F' , I + ' 1 , 1 ' s . A Ba , B75 , eth l' , ri lk. ' N Jh r, GI . Cnrch - ' . Q f' -O F , I' I ' , 1 f , All Hgh, Nat Juers Ain J N, D' e I .lh , av L 's , Soi L'llafd, V 5 .' -s Tik' Lebo 'tz Gloria L ele . ' ' 2 . E-d f D Msner, J-dy irph, I e f N i O1 ' oi' en J -H Rite H , aril Rey , ,N B , f Sfeu-X r Sof 4 . F r : ,,ll7va Jea S s 'i'r L :a o.5a Jea 'e Th 'o' P ':' WC:-3' Ka. W:od', Naflw '- e' ,. y L . S if ' , V 3 , ul A NA A r ' 9 'o ' hy 'faqs' a-I F Y -Ze 9'eS:. A:. ::'s i ' , Glenn Sfewarf y fn 451. EHEQQMN r club Mr Palme Advusor X C 41 ll Officers leff fo rrqht Beverly Bean Grrls Treasurer Duck Newby Boys Treasurer Gene Krause V ce Presrdenf Dee Ann Fulton Secr fa r gr fx-Q nf? ' fc, fq, Y 9, Fifi' POW. 'eff fo riqhfr L'-:za Ao: egye 9 1':: Cock Renae Dafd Lesne Dare-:o'f Lok Erin: Nd'1Cv E Der. Second rowi DW'Q'f G-:'cs c BN' Harm' Da-'d Hevnsfein, G1-ofa Jameson, Le'and Jo 'S0n, H5 3f Kde: 'd Mfr' M5CDO'd:3. Third row: Kew Mac sc' MIM' McDa 'e' E'n?e Orlson Sire Lee Sircgfwd Le'o' T':Mai Co s.-3,0 T: es. -vyffyqvf -, ff1Q5lar'l g ui Id l .I lt , fqrsu-,n...4, OH cers left to rqrt Jane Wong Barry Rosenbaum Eleanor Connell Manuel Cortez S Paula A Mr Ross Dana Peterson Pre oe Q The colorful patntung ot the Senlor squares on blocks ot cement rn tront ot school ts but one of the busy actrytttes ot Art Gutld lts talent ts at o turned to productng campaugn posters and stage backdrops for the communtty and school and labortously constructtng the queen s throne for the Homecomung Parade lnterruptung the hum of art work ns the Bohemtan Party at vvhtch the artists go Mardi Gras donnlng gay costumes ot crystal blue tlamtng or ange and forest green to create an unusual and carefree atmosphere But back to work the organtzatton funds moments to asstst the March of Dtmes and sollclt donatuons from the townspeople and merchants The meetrng contnnues l sf' kbs-1 RS- 4 eco d ca E o CO G ,I 5 fAt:.'1:' I sf 1' , WL . 5 . , r . . I , I , - 1 1 - , 1 1 , V 5 I 253 ,.,. , . , . 'P' Kiizs' , Scif-'32 I gr ' gin :'f'+ 's dras, f ie Ze ' ' I. . V' an s ask t 2 1. . r , , asf 1 - . . J x . .A V, I o ' -' 0 we if r. - '. I . Q ' ' , ,al - 5 N . , , 7 Y , A N tw , . 1 I ':- A H g - ,. , Q ' ' 5 I ..,, . . ' I ,J Y ' , , .. A I 5 'I x 2 f 7 ' ' -- yi 'K 1 fi f P Q W xr. VA ' 1 R K - ' ' X s f . k I5 , 1 . iz' 11 , N A N J ,X c 4 , X ' Q Y A , s nz 1-I Ill 3 W, , Lug. ,L,, 4. .5 ,,,. , L .. T . L ' ' g 'Y A A ' ff '- . 9 , y V ' ' ' . 1 S r' row L I 1 . I B 'Q 'Vst 'ow ft? flqht few: fa 'f .Lie 'n3.s5' fri - 1' - Se n ro- .e'- Fizz . - 't'l35'7'i it ' red cross . V LuggL5zg.zu:f.4-1f,c:n.,, , ' One of the more active service clubs at school, the Junior Red Cross boasts a membership at meetings consisting of one representative from each homeroom. Several members carefully fill with essential items a chest which is sent overseas or to a local disaster area, while others work on a boat for the water safety program in Las Vegas. The talent exchange assembly with Virgin and Moapa Valley is a tremendous success. The members assist the Senior Red Cross on their annual blood drive. The organization sends a representative to the National Red Cross Convention in St. Louis and a delegate to the training center in California. The meeting continues . . . icers I ft to right i a e a ookie Marshall 3 Scott Solomon urtty C a am ar er oo e im I ra .lane ong S Pau a Sue Christensen B ooj D is Linda nkin Ways J d M Sally Wilson ' Preioert Advisors, left to right Mr. Alleman Miss Woolley ,, Sl 74' 'nd :En- 41' ist row to riqht an :rd row 9 N' X. Fourth row a S arori on att row N N Q M 3 ix row s iv' F eedrnarv Pat Ta lo Ott' , e ' : PhyIl's Be I , As:i:ta Me :e'e' 5: D' -e Ch ir- 'rtari' C ' , Merroersh D D' ve C' 'Wa' , J Co '3't' S M b , Re rt rj J' B'lb y, T'ea:.,'e'j W I ,3:,,3,3,Y.. I ' I , ,tie C, Hoa, - I Ra ', fi gyi- C-gwfan, 1 N . L l X n i l 1 it i v i' .. I , 1 .. v , f 1 i - 'X , S t ' X I ' A ' 0 -i . , - 'rift' ' - ' T mmf- .. - . 3-. ' 9 1 . i ' M V .pw 1 , ff ' .I-, 52' ,- .. ' ,. -' L, , A . .re 1 'Q 4,10 bi I t , fr at f ' ,- . 1 f - Q I f '. , 5 :. . , Ak I, f- 'wk' x ,H Fri' . ld? ' 5'2 Buff-' Dom . E':-v' c .' 5e':f' St ' Cf' '-'1 1.' Cw c 'S',1 Pit Cwsse Lezl -1 D1.e'r ' .: Ear. Second row: J: E 6' E' J: JN' E.: i'-2 .ee f-'1. Dec Ar' 'fist E'lf:' r e:'5-' NNT. .: c Ron Jax' Awe Kms- Th' 1 Ks . K'q 32, 1 Ke . S1311 K 'A 'Jai' a'1'J'a ev '- 'Tye Vzkecrg bar. Ne e J 'Q ' 3 N i':': Pu' C Ke-'Q :.. ' Be . Pe'cbe o'i A e e Sta' c. Q 1': : S' or: Jac: Vince Le:'3 Sharie Var. Le. g3'I9l Ke. S'f-ar' f V Tobel. F' h : Ama ' Q si':1 S e. VVe ':-e cze 5:1 e ' ft GV. Sew! Bu:-2 L.:w Q L 'da cKe'ri Kas Jfaes Vu: F' z er. S' th 1 Def 1 H. J.: C, 'rr 1' Cv: :C:'3l1 Pa.- 'Haas labs ,WP These prospecttve actors and actresses spend many long hours worknng on the annual Thesplan Club play Ctnderella tn Loreland They eagerly learn the arts of greasepalnt and dress and have thetr ftrst chance to utuluze them before the student body at the Thanksgtvung assembly To keep thevr treasury fulled the organuzatlon sells cakes during the noon hour Several members are sent wtth the assustance of thts money o the Thesptan Roundup held an Bloomungton lndtana The meetung contnnues I S 4 'b ...ff Glen Hammond Prestderwt Mr Tl'1lruo'l' Advtsor First row, left to right: R:'a': Be , ,ly-3 E V 355. VW., 5, ,, , F:-': S e, F:'e 'as'e'. Second vow A-in F-,vgh E-3' S.,-f ,ge-, Hs-- '-'ew Sa . Lee Neve Third row: Deg- 'qw' ' Pg, ,gr--f p,,,.L,,,. L., .174 . r, J.:. V:E-'e Pa' M.':'. Fourth row Elf.. Nugu- gy. c,- . wif, 4 V, 511 S'eele'. Fifth row: can vasse Sic S: cnt' Nec. S' NH' b f, -'M-3 86 ' Irs row eff to ugh? Conn Ao as e fs a np + Margo Barflef' Jack e rw oo-rs Nancy Con ne cond row JJCM Donde o Shar on Flofd ' n dy 5 rd row Nancy K a e K v a Y Ca o Pa Fourfh row Bonn e Sfapp Do q 17 KNX1 Offucers Furs? row Ieff io ugh? Jeanneha Thurnof Hmoran Ellen Call Treasurer Donnefh Auflren Vnce Peswden' Versnellen Ebarle Sensor Represenfahve Second row Laurie Perry Se e'aw Ruchard Shspp JJ o Rep esenfa' ve Johnny Hayes Soo'o oe Rebresenfavwe NancY es C F' 9 . I ' : ,Me ' Jcvce An ', EN 7 - Ave'-:H ,, A B4 Q Meflfn B' ' K ' '. Se : 1 ', r JJYS Femme? , Janie Fade Ju James 3e'w J nsen, Thi 3 f Mer, Ann 'n on S' on Lea Jac!-3 MQD-Ev ' Hn Mo Ts ' 5:22 Z ' , Q Sve-va Sanra Suse Kenna TP-3:52 Pa' W' '-g'on. ,S 3. -:, ht E 2 1. ' 'Q 'Y 9 s 5 I I L. X fb- ? ' , , I A 1' gs Q G! jl-1 - z, 1 r. I f Ki' . P 4 N gil .V R , V, , ' 4:7 , f F .. K f Jea'r,.g-'ta V W r I xl 1 ' M r I to r Ms Schoe der Mrs Weaver r' Pa'Hy Leavrff Presndenl v.,- AA ,5T .:.Y. A - The Future Hornernakers of Amerlca us a part of a Natnonal State and Local or ganmzataon To promote a clearer under standing ot home and farnlly lute the club works on two prolects durung the meetung The lnternatnonal Amd Program and The Unuted Nations World Chrrstnan Program The money from the sale of mnlk and chulu sends delegates to the Fall Round up at Bunkervulle and to the State Con ventuon nn Chucago The meetung contmues if Is.. 4 v Offncers left to right Barbara Meek Htsto an Leona Strange Secre t 1 Joanna Wood Repot Joan Furmenuch Treasure urs? row le to YI A o c ao sc e on ' a e e cond row Be e Ca da De ssen e e a wee T nr rv 3 aa v a ee: ed ew ' sal' as e en as D W a s B e Ac 3 s w left o I ht rr C 5 Cp, f Md, an Oftvd Otso a t a ton Second row E ler- He n 5 5 Ma ens Fa e W ar Kay Wood ut' 3 A student nnterested un teachlng as a professton can further a common unter es' wuth the members of F T A The Future Teachers of Ameruca helps publacnze Natlonal Educatnon Week by decoratnng wnndows nn the downtown area and sponsorung movues on tele vxsnon Candy and donuts are sold In order to ranse money for books on teach :ng procedures a scrapbook of club ac tlvntnes and a frame for thenr charter But nt IS not all work members have fun too, with a lust of parties a huge banquet at the top Guest speakers add greatly to the meetnngs by maknng them more unformatsve and enloyable The meeting contunues Glorna Lee vrors 019 o YI t I house Mm Strom Mr Urunngr tu N i745-K Ofhcon loft to nght Arylysx lushop Treasurer hula Sue Chmhnun Secre tary Voc Harm Vice Presudent Flrt vo , t r'g : Lo a1'e Ba' d, h rl T Q , , D e, S D fl, C' 'lo'e E: a es 3 ll 1, 585, Ver M soc Lu:'Ile Smith 'ga-fy 50' 5,-,N Y gpg A 1 I I tl I ' ., '- l President I . xg Q 1 u - ' Q A 0- , ' we , I f 'ghz uf. wn- T 1 ' I l . - . 3 I .wx IV' l' g X ' X I . X Q Q I V X n,. A L S X ' 9 0 ls- ,'5 T . iivarsit club Qrlggg vw,,,,,,,, . g Once you letter in one of the many sports at Las Vegas High School, you automatically become eligible to ioin the ranks of the Varsity Club. Social events highlight this organizations numer- ous activities. The steak fry is a savory event and always materializes into a good time, The Varsity Club dance is the big social function of the year with a door prize given to the lucky winner. A portion of the proceeds goes toward the purchase of an item tor the Athletic department. Funds are also derived by selling programs at school basket- ball games. The meeting continues . . . Don Helm President C' . 341' s left to right M Pei e Mr Lee v , 4474, 1- .f irst row ft o ng O Wa Q Mba el if c Q 90 ., R 2 3 , Q if K - M' i l ' a Adv Sor, ' 1 r. 'Il , ' . .1-vw XL iz 3 1 x s F' I le t ' h Asa' ,cus Sus Fe :mac R':'a': Sink San J: :o Treso' E' ' B- Wfama' Ed:-2 9':-3 Baie Cav Eve: Egzed Ae1:':.' S .'2'L, Second row: Gary Romero 'lam :' 'T Je . Ha' Brea' 'ac .aues G'z.:, Dre' 5.05 -ns Wet -1 Ba P::r B: c' Pa-l Lo..g ev DU' Asc'-: ' D:-1 Sir' s row eff fo rn hi P b Wad f D x Koss Second row g it ncers If 7 rghf Pa? Hal a H ward Oren W P dew' Bob Cole S 1 ly, Fir? , I 'q : Tow Hccoe' Du e Gaffw He' 1 'an D04 We:?1g'c-1, iz' . : Rot:e'? Ofefw, R': e'd F?gH?n, TV Sugnpe Mikey Misha-efs, BMC' Sfd-2' Mbkef Hdiingshead. . - .N ' 4 P N4 gr' ., 2 A - r v 9 - f 4 : lv S S 1 0 I f Off' , e? o I : 'I Se'gea 'A '2' o , :e 'es7 X3 , evra' -T'D3S4'?'. 4- Officers, first row, lett to right: Saundra Kimball, Treaiue' Lynda Brown, R21 C1 le' Carolyn Cox, Se:'e'a'r. Second row: Chad Ander- son. A' :tant Se'gee 3'A 'sj Gary Serna, Vice Pfesldent- Marlin Bray, Sc-'gosh' at AWS. The purpose of this newly formed and very active or- ganization is to create and promote more spirit and good sportsmanship at all athletac events The group charters a bus to Reno to encourage e fans to cheer the team nn the annual clash between e North and South powers of the state The members pur chase club sweaters argunng excntedly over style and color After the regular rneetung the officers meet to plan new actlvltles and discuss next weeks program There as a motlon made for the meetung to adlourn The Clock strnkes noon .a.. lr- V: Tom Peckham President mg-1:-Y . Qrsrflub Ann-f lrsl row e to rr t 3 Dar' ow Second row o d If r wr abbes aw Fourth row Ba L Mc ar e Standing C M33 '1 5 F gov 92 Mr Carver Adv sor O S 2 d Jo de To further Interest IU the medtcal tueld and to acquaint members vvuth medscal termlnology thus club composed ot seven boys and tvvo gurls hears lectures by guest medtcal speakers t meetlngs s s one of the more dntfncult clubs nn school to enter as those who are tnterested must have a B average have a genuune desure to be a doctor and then be approved by a board composed of two club members and the school counselors The fteld trap through the lab nn the Memorual Hosputal proves to be very mformatnve and lnterestlng glvung the members an actual op portuntty to vxevv the equtpment they wall some day use The meetmg adlourns . 1' t medic awpprerrhces pr '-.J ff N 'K 5' Muss Woolley Acvl or T l Jil -lv I q t ,aux Avx Chrlstma Gvbson .ffm 3 0.3 Q og o . 5 lunch time reme ber when... , , J. gi -Q Homecoming Contests, Etc B SY of EBV G V636 B St, iif V EVYWC We w en aro eferw e C o Sw 1936 e Sensor Boy and Gwrl sat on the om V em o r -QJ a resttol reoas remrm img Nr' J' Xu I 4 W I X -I K Lv L' x . ' l ' I ' 'I x 1 x X- Re we'Y:pw ev, f XXX we f wt- . n It 11 pn 1Thf me Co' w s we rfes Q1 1 ct good 'mes ot Homecoming, of Gris' em! Boys Safes . ot v 'sole 6F3F3'v Cai .d t X fs to' 'P' - S Voc! -,fear X 1, - , ,Q , .jr R , Th ' ' tr awww, 5 y'v.Q xf ' f t 1 ' l ' ' s ' . .. Vg M' N-Q-Nun . ' ,ff f' f .h XR if 5 w .4Sg'i.4N.1f'J di-r ',. X, Ugkvgs 'R M FWF paw, F 1 7 if I 'f7'3'?F f5iff'3f v?f?ff5' J .- ,- ff J ' 5 , G 8 3 r Q FFS Efzhafce Smceefe, Ief+ +o right Anna Frylcholm Sweden, Nancy J e ff e r s Unifed S+a+es. S+eve Cohen :eta ffeffon eaf'o'e r. 5:e f C:f'e2f leff fo rlghf Robin Rardon Runner up Jane Ellswor+h Q W Remember when wrmng speakung snngung sevvnng palm :ng were the frelds of endeavor for The COn1esT Wrnners OUT standing students of varred re spected Talents brooghv honor ro Ruchard Gubler Themselves and Las Vegas Hugh School Leona S+range s CJ Sap 9 JJJJ Refugees Remember when the teachers some refugees from hunger grew muzzle haurs for Heldorado the fabulous western festuval of Las Vegas The Art Guild held thenr unntnatuon and the new ones got rlght unto the splrlt of the modern fantasy age with teddy bears and dunce caps Some wise one planted a realty sugn on the front lawn and many stu dents actually hoped that someone would puck up the lease Faculty and students worked on class tnme for the trxbute to Unnted States War Veterans The Veterans Day Float One extra room .l fin' 11 , gyunxepnornes Bohemrans September School Opens Flrst Pep Rally Football Season Begnns October Semor Mixer Junuor Class Electlons Slave Sale Unnted Natnons Assembly Sophomore Class Electrons Stage Door Halloween November Fantasy In Rhythm Freshman Class Electrons Veterans Day Parade Homecoming Game and Parade Thanksgnvmg Vacation Girls Reverse December Naughty Marzetta Basketball Season Begins Chrlstmas Assembly Chrnstmas Vacation January Vacataon Ends Semester Exams l00 1956 around l . l Senior Class Elections l Il Il ll ' ll I ' I ll ' II 'lime clock February Sophomore Hop Wasl1ingl'on's Bir+hday Assembly March Senior Ball Cinderella of Loreland Baseball and Traclc Season Begins Zone Baslcelball Tournamenl Siale Baslcefball Tournamenl' Final Yearbook Deadline April Senior Recogni+ion Days Rhyfhmelrle Review Junior Prom Press Club Banquer Club Carnival Sfudenl Body Eleclions May Preview Parfy Autograph Parfy S'ra're Track Meer Senior Assembly Senior Brunch Final Exams Baccalaureafe Graduafion I0l Most Lulcely to Succeed C5 Ray Larsen Versuellen Eberle who s who Remember when the Sensors voted nn the first Whos Who con test? Verslellen Eberle the very actlve dnrector of the Lanr Councrl and Ray Larsen sometlmes known as the Number One Sensor Boy were voted the most lukely to suc ceed Because of thelr tremendous suc cess In the lead roles of Naughty Marietta Carmen Ruggeroll and Glen Hammond represented the most talented Sennors Evelyn Lnngo s dancing abllnty and beautiful smtle won her the tutle of most attractlve gurl Carmen Ruggeroli Most' Talented Most AH'rac'nve Gnrl Glen Hammond .lf V vw . 5 .. jk'- , V , wise: 4.4. . 5 Evelyn Lingo la Most Intelligent sf The tltle of most athletnc boy went to Gary Romero for has outstanding abullty In football basketball and baseball Paul Farr and Cheryl Hoffman masters of the pun and wltty response were voted most humorous The envy of their classmates and the apple of their teachers eyes Steve Cohen and Joyce Carsh who brought honor to themselves and their school because of their fme showing an natlon wlde scholar ship tests Cstralght As mean nothing to themj were chosen the most untelllgent Most Athlehc Joyce Carsh Sfephen Cohen .il nv- .P Gary Romero i Paul Farr 41 Cheryl Hoffman afternoon lasses . ..: . - . . o , Qres and ' Freshmen Frazier Hall, the u l .l '?f4?3.l:f13nfs-building,'stands brightly in the sun of mid-afte ' x4v.l.unch hour is over and the Sophomores and the Fres ghel-Crowd through its portals, making their way to the Aft Classes. The Senior Boy and Girl stan hd watch nearby musing 59. I over the fact that these will be thS:Se'niors in a few years . . . sq A. . Q,-. 1:2 - I . X , fig ... v 6.84.0 1 f ,xl ,-- px A - , , ,ff - 'Q -Q-x.'1N':',, ' ' if-F ' -...,,--. ,.. ,, - --' ,, Q fry, ' I F lg , 'ab :I-f 1 i L -cf f 5 l 4 I iw If sophomore class officers Ny.:--f Ns. T ATL. to M Chandler M Ste e Rasmussen M 5 Martha Fyhen IO6 all Larry McDonald President The sophomore officers congregate Mr Rasmussens room for one of their meetings The last member ambles into the biology room lust as Larry McDonald opens the meeting During a short but contro versial discussion on a theme for the Sopho more Hop Cuplds Capers catches the fancy of all and as unanimously approved The theme is appropriate as the Hop falls on a date near St Valentines day The officers appoint committee chairmen and then go on to other business They plan a float for the homecoming pa rade and having appropriated funds for building materials appoint a chairman to take charge of the actual construction The plan is made for the annual class assembly and Saundra Meek volunteers to direct the affair The officers plan dates for auditions and then glancing at The Clock and seeing that the hour IS late they ad lourn their 'ob well done Lott to right: Don Hampton, Bo.s Veatxe' loss Johnxony Bc.: PTA 9e:'f'e 3' -e Alma .lean Toblu, Gifts' PTA. Re:'ese a' .e' Phillip Cooky wage Linda Rankin, C- ' s 'feasge' Lynda Brown, Se:'e'aw Not pictured: Linda Wilson' '. :e P'-es :e-'. 3FT?7'5 . , .,.:7 ' A . ' , ' Ores With a gaping yawn, the drowsy sophomore drops into his desk. Soon the wise fool slumbers heavily and the dream of a year's activities parades into his slumbering mind. The immortal words of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar come vividly to life with a stirring speech. He sees a vision of geometrical figures dancing before him, triangles and rectangles bouncing to and fro. Flowers, animals and insects fall into their place in the fantasy as he dreams of burning the midnight oil outlining numerous long chapters of biology text. He winces at the thought and slumps lower in his desk.. . The teacher's words, This is no place to dream, iar him back to reality. He sees by The Clock that class is not over, that work must be done to prepare him tor the next two years. Jeanne Barnum Jo Barthrop Byron Allan Bartlett Martha Jane Ball Pat Barber Calvin W. Barnum 'I -s Rulon Anderson Linda Applegate t A av .an ' at ' 144 , r vi, 2. ' 11-gy JM, sal - .T X- sf A js.- John Brower .-. .:....:.....,4 .,. 1, Beverly Bean Mancolm Bean Betty Bearden Shirley Ann Beatty Dinah Benson 4f ul ' I 1141. , 1 . ,-. :auf 'flkliflz .uiifiaw it 1 I , L1 .. Shirley Booth Bonnie Bower DeWayne Bowman Marlin Bray David Brewer Charles Wilson Brinker y ft Connie L. Berry Mary Berry Charles Bickhart Mary Blackett Shirley Blann S af x lit ill l 1-9 fl I ,gn I Rs 1 4. 5 1 I 3 a l07 wfboig homores A' F'-.tgjw-at-sk-... .Al - Brad Crase Tom Crumley 'x l08 Eric Cooper Carolyn Jean Cox Ann Crane by :J ' , I A . ' '11-'W as- gf' i N Nancy Compton Jull Cook Phillip L. Cook David Coons 44 ,Lib QI 5 7 Qin B! . f- 'Ax' A a 1 G' , Hernoria Brown Jerry Carson Bonnie Clark Connie Clark Kelly Clark Edith Clay Kay Coady 'Z N X - X 1 K Q Q. 5 Kay Brown Lynda Brown Steve Brown Hank Bruce lik 1 0 L Q fri? 'Ji ibm E og , W1 Dan Cur1is Johnny Damico if , vifgfv- u. Shirley Burroughs Roxanne Cahoon Katrina Cameron 5- x 4 V K I' 1 V, ik.. Dorothy Damrow s 1 v N 1 Q 0 .. u. L Leslie Davenport -Ei ff rv 11 fy ' Elm- 1 '14, Q --A ' A1-45f5'gg Ronald Davld Bob Davndson -ri f Carol Garner Lary Gale Bud Gallier 4 ,, 1 I Q-Q Pat Gilbert ' Q E 1 Duane Davnes Ann Davus Robert Dawson 'ro' Rnchard Despurno Jerome Deutsch Deanna Dlboern S Sheila Freiberg Diane Freshwater Dee Anne Fulton A 'fps Ted Alvin Embry Nancy J. Empey Elaine Eyre Terry Fafica Eddie Fitzgerald 'R Ama Rosemary Dickerson Q' Evelyn Dixon James Dixon ,i' C9 1 Lois Eklund Rhea Elliker Douglas Ely Ray Embry A' -I Sonya Dotson Dennis Ebarb Les Edwards 1 .nil ll Dwight Goldstrom 'G re S fl Q ,r ' David Herrnstein Richard Hiatt Pat Hickey Glen Hickman C' ,, ,l I , li i V I .Q r 5, I ,M xk Joy Head Ellen Hefner Linda Hely Bill Hendrix Al Henry 4r Q . '-4 1: 'ic XX ,f N.. Verneal Harper Gary Harrington Tommy Harrington Elmer Harris Ronnie Hart John Hayes 'Q 44 ll K W P in rd. -e 9 r- .Aj i, 8 . 41 ,ri tl K Jimmy Gunter Darlene Haigwood Chuck Hale Stephen Hampton Marilyn Harding Charlotte Gonzales Jerry Goodfellow Gene A. Goodnough Dee Ann Gordon i vu.. , I Bill Hardy 1 i R ' 1 3 at eff 1 , AV i -nigh' a f H f hwl rswfllfkf ,,. Sandra Hill Pat Hogan i4 wi' L YM., Jerry A. Green Wanda Greer 4 Dick Grusd 9 1 h if 7 S Keith Holland 1 Bob Howell K . V- 'AVA , :io 9 Colleen Hoy David Hun! X 1 sg x Don Jackson Gregory Jacobs Philip Jacobs K 1 4 Q Q ln -1 Janev Lo we -135. Richard Jarnes Gloria Jameson Carl Jensen ,C Nm- I Henry Leimer Marian Ellen Lenvz Jack Lightner Naomi Liles Bennie Linle A Q' 'ln 7' -4 k-K! ' 'fy 'Vi .l X J 2:4 'L Leland Johnson Ross Johnson NanCY Johnsvon , 4' if ff-L' o gg. 7 L- . A Yfl if ri, Q ff: 1 lm li gl' llli s Q if QM 8 Pav Kinyon Roger Knodson Gene Krause Dick Lanunski Lynn Lambevn Claudene R La Dawvin Lea-mv ., cr., Qt,- ' I 194 Y Gag Aon . -S fa . Q y 'TYf -YQ ' L... . i Q. ' x X9 'Y 7 el' w Q 3' 5' 0 0 lx Harley Kaufman Sandra Kelso, Allan Kilen Marr Ann Kimball Saundra Kimball Jill King 1 Q 1 ,X Y Ja, l 'A vu 43 Q 67 N 1' Karen Lee Jones Marwervia Jones Frederick H. Judd Polly Josvrce Everev' Kanver 63 2' I r. - S9 .sgm!1:'vr1:r11'-v-- - ..,...t5qf1-gA- ' '. , - .. r iSQ,iQ.hQm0fC S Judy Murphy Dick Newby Kay Neyman Virginia Nichols e EJ gf 4 iff ff., Shirley Meade Saundra Meek Eddie Meininger Harold Meliotf Mary Molina in ir J, ff It Q mli. Q, I Kay Madison Richard Maguinness Ann Mainland Dick Mason Virginia Mae Mason Riva J. Mayo 4' 1 P I . New V- P i ri Henry Luian ,JC ' Mimi McDaniel Jackie McDevitt Larry McDonald Daie McGarvie Joan McGhie Linda McKern T wi ' M -... N wi I Ronald Lurie Micki MacDonald Eddie McAllister Don McCaughey 5 , ,V 4 riff lf . ' 9 3 .'-, Jerome C. Nieves A Bob O'DonnelI 5 J' I ff 'A Q 5 . 5 A r Xi Q Q' A-11 I L A li A. .L , 4 . ,Q ,I ., J . wt' .' Doug McClanahan Ron McCuIIey Karen McCuIlock 1. .du f if f i Ernie Ohlson Pa? O'Kennedy lI2 Jackie Oipin Roosevelt O'NeaI 674 Barry Rosenbaum Sonya Romo Sharon Ronnow ,wi-'94-4 Bobbi Orphan Bette Ostier Staniey Pahor Lee Papagni John Pappageorge Kelly Pappageorge c. 'cv 5,- 1 . .1 , I Jgwdvxz, 4? .1 S X. ,- Chuck Parker Deloras Parrish Pat Pearson 5 ' ' - V-,fc J 'uf in nf' I P I . 1 . I -wg, I Steve Rimel Nancy Roland John Romatko iq- Linda Rankin Freddie Joe Ratiiff Rance Redican Lois Reid Robert Reitz Bob Richardson Bob Richmond Vw ,A as -'Y -55? - :Q . Q , G 'IPX 'I , 'ti' x 1, if . i ga x , xt. ,fff iii x -, Jonathan Preston Richard Preston Rod Price Shiriey Ann Prisbrey Glendya Purdy Patricia Ann Purdy 3' 1 'AX ,J i - I NN ei- l l ,A .u- K if 'T' , 9 ' Q A I LQ Q5 I f Ruby Pearson Nyla Petersen Michael Phinney Bill Piehl Elaine Pleger i Q 15 '41 Q it .J II3 Wfgzyrvlrrzzfa-s:--I 1 .,.N ..',...,.,1.'.'.- . . .- . M-.. . . mvres it: Xi-. Q.. Max Switzer Judy Kay Swords Jay Tabak Edward Tanner .1 l NSW Ls , F! N . 'T' 'Q we . 2? T f 3 , 5 ..-f-L ' J I x.,-.J - Karen Staley Glenn Stewart Lynne Stewart Rhoda Stewart Jack Sullivan 'R l 's I1 H' A .tr 5 1 3. . j 'ff -if Trudy Simpson Diana Singleton Sharon Lee Skoglund Sharon Slack James Smith Suzie Spencer 5 i NS Q 1 W- af x '8 4 Q, David Rosenof Qg g fx im ml S Brenda Scott Ralph Sheetz Pat Shull Kay Siddall Irene Silva Judy Simpson 'N 'L ,L S . i .4-Q 1, .GJ 'Q -Mg x.,.,, I T-510' Elayne Rosoff Shane Ross Allen Sampson Carol Ann Samuels 30- X I fu? - ,A or .9 f Nl 1-N Marshall Taylor Leron Thomas 5 ll? ' g , 0 X Mary Schoffen Pat Schur Marlene Schwartz v f .X .fffh ,Mp l 'S Madalene Thomas 2 C an Tommy Thompson Jim Tilman John Tilman Alma Jean Tobler an I: Geraldine Thornton 3 Grant l Thornton I x Q A 'fox it 1 Q. Jackie Willson Merlin Wheeler Patsy J. Woods Linda Wilson Jan Wnlte Rod Yanke Richard Woodburv Jtmmie l l'l79 Sue Nhite Fare Wilgar Peggy Witllams DUGVTC Z0l3 l5' Jeanette Nr rarrson g av 1 I x ' ,ze ,v Consuelo Torres Max Towns Larry Tuntland Lora Lee Upwall Walter Van Norsdall Allen VanVors1 -ii cf Q. 1' 6g 'hx 1 8' K4- it I r,, , 1 N Franx Walters John Wanderer Davld Warren Gwen Webb Gary Wellwood Roger West -3 J A. X as J. 2-K J s a N .sa 0 Jon Voqel Sharon Von Tobel Joan Wagner Diane Walrely Bobette Walker 4 W' W air is II5 .lt freshman class offucers Ray Demman President As the offxcers plan The Freshman class partuclpates actively an the annual l-lomecomrng Parade produ :ng a float whlch wuns first place Hard work grrndlng hours and beamung accomplushment an that or der frlls the lute of the Freshman around Home comrng trme At Frosh assembly tame the ltttle people hur ry and scurry chattering clatterlng loudly about t nr Ideas for the productlon l the tame the class dnrects produces and performs an assembly by Itself and the enthustastuc try IS praised wholeheartedly by the upperclassmen But accomplishment as not the only way to loy an the Frosh year theres the class dance the tame of stutterung nnvutatxons and statlc pulse and the class plcnlc the eattng burplng playing rolllng tlme nn the grass of a nearby retreat The Frosh year a new tume a new roy wnth new expectatrons If to rnght M Heber Har y Mrs Mary Hngguns Mr Eldon Larson 'Hx X t ugh? C clue M rshall sf P m ruce e PTA RSD CS Ned Solomon Boys Teas Lrnda Young Co Jdge JumrnY Brown BOYS PTA Reoreservtetve Tlf' Prltchard U, -E N-15r,f7r.,...,., Wifi , 4 I 1 'f,.' , Q oihof,-'.L Q , :Q A n , - . V , D - 11- 11 I - I ' f C' : he' ' ' . t's first I I wk . . '. ,Vs . . , I l , . I . I , I . I L I I I I . Aff, Hors el ' 2 r, d I MX 1' 1 -N . , i- ' f 'L I' 1 A L I l . f l I' lr. , I X . . X 5' 5' fn - -jf 5 1 . ,.-Mex . 1K - 55 Lett o r' : o ' a , ze 'es':e Pa P' , S c'eta'yp Janicu Sill, G ls' .. . r cwtatiyei ',u,,3,.- .l i,.'.- u 57' ' ,S : 'e5s,'e'. . , ffq, .,. . rf- ff ri Books, books, books, books, books . . . my gosh, there's so many books, decries the fresh- man his high school plight. There's the algebra book into which the be- wildered student presses his inquiring nose, only to recoil as if a mouse trap had snapped at it. There staring at his pained face are num- bers and letters and letters and numbers and upside down and inside out . . . Gee whiz, what does this all mean? The social studies book, of faces, and places, names and fames, history whizzing through lengthy paragraphs and recalled with difficulty at the weekly exam. Man, why study this stuff?? It's . . . it's . . . ancient! The English books, grammar and literature, diagrams and Shakespeare . . . puzzling moments during an instructors discourse on the elemental verb mingled with grappling hours over a Ven- ice line. Heck! I talk better-what's with this? But, then finally, the awesome, wonderful, fulfilled moment of first understanding, the good, good feeling of knowing . . . the thankful words to someone for finally making it to high school ...home one day to say . .. Gee, Mom, you know what l learned today? Robert Anderson Bob Archie John Angus Shirley Lynn Arnold Connie Adras Joyce Ahern Gene Brewer Linda Brimmer 5-g .' ', ln 7 , Mititiy 445. igztifrzl- i , . 1 Pamela Ashley Gary Atkin Bob Atkinson Elaine Averett -Qt wr f bf , ' 5-1 7 S i A l if 's, Ed Birch Carol Bluschke Carolin Bottoff Nancy Bowers Beverly Boyd David Bremner Sally A. Brennan 9 'bg I .Ju . 1 l 3 ' N -,I' Margo Bartlett Kirk Bates Kenneth Batson Dave Beatty Monique Biancom Larry Bingham A 7 9 f 1 Q! ll, s, 7 63 -15 A 1. Frank Bakken Maureen Bale David Barnett Geraldine Barrett Bob Barry in R 1 A 1 ll7 .r-Q.,.,,, Freshmen y nxygsanba 4-.av .rg Nick Carter usa Cllron Douglas Clement Mnchael Co e Vx 3 ff iv 17 Arlene Camer Sally Capel Stan Carey Wava Carruqan Lvnda Carroll pg Jackre Burke Lynn Cameron Stuart Nancy Contner Carolyn Cook Pat Cook r 'fx .4 ,- I II8 1'-7 fd' 'QQ Jerry Brockman Joyce Brornberg Clmton Brown Z at Jimmy Brown f'X James Bryant Betty Buchholz Ann Bunker i 'Q Q- 51 X Judy Brown Muchael Brown 'T 1. H-:sig Charlene Cox Patrncua Crosse Maxune Culley Kenneth Corry Roberta Coulter a Cooper Q 1 l S-5 ' U Bob Bruno W -fifk Archie Curtis Mark Maureen Dane Deanna Davenpon fx TS? 1 L Q J 5 J , gg J .Q 5, -e. r .zff2sE:-.-1 9 Q y f ff-':sfzvz:z - 'J 1 . J Q J L1 , ' V, 2 U I S i , 'K 'X eq ,I ' 'g- - I . . , ' . g if Daly i f Y 1 'dr I 4 H . t N ,J A K s 1 tr 4 ,J C , 13 l y We as -' . I ' Cor' e'I 1 - ur , he X ' X y u J , C 1 l -5 1 Q 'x 'ik A . I ' 7 fs' '4 V X5 . , .V K xxx, L 3 4 w ' . ' ' .. I 6 - 4 Q Roy Feaster Stephanie Fitield Bette Everitt Dorothy Faliveno Janie Fayle Jo Ellen Eklund Billy Eppenger Ruth Ann Eppenger 'JSE HE1L'i.nten Sue fnffdge RUBEN Flows Y John Eubanks Sharron Floyd Q Robert Forston '- r 5- Allen Earl E u, '13 John Earl ' 'V Charlotte Easton '--' Mary Edgerton ii 'J 5. 54, ' Linda kung , Downey ' Roger ' Dudley fx I Joyce .f .1 Dunwoody :em 9 4 l I Q 1 f , S Qs 4 ' 1 i- g I X U I V A r I . . '75 iv' f ' I ix - J Q., ' ' 5 .' i , , ' el 1 Cm - fi Linda Deussen V Gerald Dixon , ' any Judy Dondero 'E Bill Down ,VZ A ' I l . E g Eugene Q Davenport y Steve ' ' I Daviess 3' , Jerry I ,A Dean K faq V. M .ec ' t Jim Decker Chuck DeMars W Tim Deiss Ray Demman t 1 1 4x4-'ith' ..-Q ,I fa- LS , , - ' Y '- 1 1' J -'I T' ' ,Q g vvz Q , ' 4 z 15 3' 7 4' ., 'J x A ,AW ' val' I i 4' , Q x 1 I S, 44 5 21 S, ' ' V ' II9 . I ir ' I Julia Ann Fountain Larry Freebairn . 1 ' ' Q ' 1 LeRoy Fresllwaler m e n S' X, ' Terry Fry ,- Q ' L ' Joy Fuller 3535, 1.95 Ni- 5,193-y., 11--we , l U 1 -1 , I Ronald Gale James Garlin CS Rana Gee Larry Geisler g....x' Helen Gentry B , Ed Gourley John Gilbert . , ognil Eliiah Green Sammy Glover Q yo M El He Lynn Greenspun Bobby Gordon -v ..,. aaabbe ha Gary Griebel ' G I, 5 W Tommy Griffin ar in Michael Grobstein Hahn JOY! I K 'X Hall Q Judie Halter ' L .A 4 3 ' I- 4 he , ti X 'f Q, .r 644' , f 5 gs lil 1 -,, , in it f 1 'Y 'W Otis Harris A Jimmy Hartsell Dorothy Head Q David Hammond Jack Hammond Valliera Hampton . L ' a, ,X A Margaret Harper ' L N ,. .' mme Lee Harris lf ff-X z I Shirley Hanley I Marna Harlow il :4 - . , N l 55 l L, X, - rf .. 4. If f 1 l20 . Y , . N Helen Garvin James Hemington Linda Hendrickson Sunny Lee Henrie Kirby Herron X. at G.. X ffg' 'L- Nancy Kramer Lorena Krause Mike Kozloff Diane Krakowski Anne Kinyon Stephen Kirby Sharon King Tim K. King Judy Kingsmill Frank Joy Robert Judd George Kayo Bucky Kellogg Karen l-5ClleY Q David Kelly , Terry Kimble 'A K Kathy King - i Q ska J r' Joanne Johnson 4' Marilyn Johnson W ., Norman Johnson -'B' v 2 , Willie Johnson . Novella Jones - Q Q J seas. Jofy ' c ,N .5 I pl J fi 4 ka A 3 A - Q. . '-w 5 , -,. l Z s' 1--. I 4 5 -I A ' ,eff ' . Q A X Q A ,N Ag. . , Sharon Humphreys I A Fred Jackson V' Judy Jaffee fi' ,F I Judy James E' ii - .J ' -... iff 5, 5 -on A L , 41-fr, 'J X J f Sue Hess Edward Hester V ,f Ed Hodapp A I he , J Michael Hooker Kathie Horden 5 ' Johnny Hoopes Edward Hughes -. i fi X YLZQETY' ' I I 1. gl I.. O Q an if 3' -., A I f A 'ff W p A 4 4 ,. ' g- 6 ' J iv 5 'J' 2.6 I 1 rg. Q r Gerry Jansen Ron Johns Barbara Johnsen Annie Marie Johnson James Johnson ,,, Ai. Sharen Lacky Judy Lasley - .I Ang P'- P--,,h QP ' ' ' ' ' . rut? '1'-'1Cl'ESl1mEn ' r lni-. -g,,,x.1R.mL.-M..,,g I Robert McElvany Sharon McMillan Ronnie Maior Cookie Marshall Keith Martyn xxx 24 ..- -f it -r N A wr' I' ' , 7. 'u l22 Lynn Loughrey Alexander Love Brent Lykins Jeannette McClung Carol McDonald Kathleen McDonald X 'N .1 'X v 0 S Q v S David Lenhart Tyrone Levi Nolan Levitt Nan Linder Alice Long Jerry Lott , Q L- . -ef S ' . , 1 ' I g Us . , f I u 'snub 4' ' J B .Ai l '2 6 Dhdfr? l.65.'.'El Qiibfft Led Betty Lear Snarron Leavitt Var: a Leigon A 'A 7 N , - x A 'PD' Q 8 - , . I 'R f ,,. Carolyn Morris Sally Morris David Moss f BOlJby Lemmon Qi 4 Q x, K 'r 1 l -mtg L -Q Diane Moss Jimmie Moss Mary E. Neelon Gary Nellis 4 Wing! l . , 1' Nancy Matthews Hope Metcalf Jeff Minker 1 Q 'sy J' , f 1 Fred Morgenstern Barbara Morris K Qs ' -4 Q Lu Ann Misner ,Y Sandra Moore R I S ' , I - - it ' I ' ' ts? p M ' '67 . 2 .Q Q - f l X to ' - - ' 1, Q f -11' 4 N . 4 Q QQ e X Q 3 ,- -4 1 f 7 2 ,iklg , -.U Xxx q ik ,1 X xf X 1 Pam Royal Porfie Sanchez Carmen Sandusky Pam Rosenberg John Rowley Ginger Rogers Jeannette Rosa ? . 'A ,loaf ' il Ya J' - - J 451' . - - - I ' ,Q pf , if ,. ,Q A 'x - 2, il T Q f A ' .. P I f Jimmy Nelson Merlin Parker Roy Parrish 'A Q , 'tx Harold F. Pepple RlQhYlY PCVYY '-7 ' Enid Perlove Josie Petersen fi-VX 9 -2-f if O, ., v Carole Rivkin Joyce Roberts Arthur Robillard 1 If A T ,4 , gmw 41 YJ f VZ' J ff ox Ronnie Phillips Carolita Pierce Julie Ann Plewe Mona Kay Potter i fx, j QP' ,,u 0 0 57 .L ,- Barbara Ray Bobbie Sue Reed Patricia Ann Reed Mike Reid Georgia Restine Savoyd Reynolds Gail Ritner Q.. l -4- Michael Prosin Douglas Pulsipher Terry Rairdon Frank Rappa Mary Lu Ratay Raymond Rawson , p 41 ' fs' .gr- .10 W Peter Poulos Tannis Power Daniel Powers Pam Price Teri Pritchard fi , , X, .,, f f' xr. 1 . x X we 4, . 'SW' 'ix P -Z NPR Q l23 Donna Sanford if ,QI Joyce Shibuyama Kenny Sawyer I I I 5 0 Mariean Sharp Spencer Sharp Steve Shaw .lack Schaefer Lynn Schuyler Larry Schmitt Liz Scott Joan Seaman Sandra Slwpe J Janice Sill , ,Y A ,ix ' 4 . sv . It ' , f ' 41 1 I -1 p r 1 Laura Stark Vernon Stegall Mary Stetson Y ' v 5--,A ,vrtff--v---s,. A is-, -,.. ,,,...,,k I V Ned ' Emily sam Walt Sims Tedsolomon Sheila Small Solis Addie Smith Alex Gloria Smith Sparkman David Snyder Johnnie Sparkman Bonnie Stapp l 2' 5, I XA ix 6 . A I 4. ' 5 f:- ' ' Q1 5 if 'is Q fs . Q s K '1 I ' 2, . , ll xx -we D .' 6. W , - vw I i! 51.2 LaRaine Stewart Lynn Stewart Douglas Stewart Ken Stewart .X s..-v i Mike Stirling Joanne Strother Alberta Supino .3 fx Y , , .Q 1 Kay Seiler Guy Tanner Pat Taylor Tony Terry Linda Taylor 5 'L , L Jack Thacker James R Thacker Kenny Thiess 5s fs 1 Joanna Wright Jack Yeager Art Younq Linda Young Delores Zarate im - 1 , Q t' ff N if 1-f Bonnie Woodward Eddie Wright , 5' 5 , A Ozia Thomas Tim Thompson Bill W Thompson Darrell Thornton 'X -C. Q Helen Wilson April Wood Ann Woodruff 3 3- Pat Whittington Kathleen Wiest Hazel Wilcox Christie Wilks Claire Williams Dorothy William: Pat Williamson s 1 I 1 ig 5' Q ra Bobbie Thrush Bill T1 us Bill Townsend Trahan -11 4'-42 'Q --, pv- 1-Q 'Q ...J l Steve Von Der Al-ie larry Wadsworth Karen Weaver Douglas Wells Dorothy White Charles White-eagle Na.- .F-rv Yu 'YJ Q ' Q- 5- fo 'GT- Barbara Trembacz Susan T. Trout Jackie Urie E isa Urtado Michael Van Dusen I5 4F 5' S T I Q 1 M C l f ,lx 4 D , 'v ' ,, . M Y . 'fx Q 7 ,ff g V, I 'V , gi ...C Jv , I f 7 'W -.T if 'lx , Al X l , . it ' f . ' ' 1 Bin ' -I: 'C 'V N A CX -I A .. , A , v x A E S v fl U 1 Q X 1 ,Q A .Q dl it I.. V ' ' , V , Q 1 T,-.ti C T C by 2 X 1 , 1 - ' T . .L ' V ' A , Q.. , 4 4 V ' A 1 - I - K A' V -' C, Qi 5 -A 'I 5 - f -Q-. '4 F il - 1'-:A . ' vw - ' .. r 3 . T re r C I l25 Her sclgodol activities Student Government, Practices, Etc. Classes are over. ' Student government and debate, mechanics and sports impatiently await the Senior Boy and Girl. ' The athlete, singer, marcher, the musician, decorator, dancer feverishly prepare for their nighttime appearances. Intent, mumbling, grumbling workers perfect themselves for their evening performances. Toil, toil, practice and toil . . . These are the extra-curri- cular activities . . . Q .. ' 'u c 3 Q . . x.'l.L'. .., ,. .K 4. s . V' 9. fu '.4 1. :IQ ii I LF ff. f I- f-. . s 1 if Y - 'r 4. fi A . F 1 s tv' J.. . 11 Q . . il' ,-. -li? Ts. ' . 1 5 X 'J -'i .t , . U -Q. 1 , . 'Q-.. -L g . x .Qt ' Lf fr: .1 K gm . n A. va. - - 4- +--4, , l ck I .tx .T D x, 4 ... 'ii 1 , , .- 4--tg--tf- 5. ..s . -'.:v'v 1 r'1 . . r 'J '-rr -,..f A. -. ,Aww ff .- .-3 .N i Q, -a . 1' v ..- ' 4 ...B P l t ,XT 'r. -Q -1. tx ' ,-. . wi :uv jg I I -. '4rS1 ,'...,' . -...sun .-.1' I. 4 .- , .. . .' Q., N . g,.,..,r'-x4+. - '. .-, ,, . . k- V '-gi.--..4:. ..-1... -. U V , , - f., f.,,g . . g-' 494721 - ' 'L ',' . -+23 --'X ' r ,,q . fy: -.7v5:- 1-4, V '- A . '. ,. ,:.-. '.u. J.. ,f X I-ff' . :f K 4 ., I . jf. ' fn -fJ.x Y A Nnprf 'X Mug .v 5 s H :L X -' :lb 2 , 1 Y l K 5,9141 1 f f -GUY n . .1 ..- pdgai ' of L -A J ,,3,,.,,,x,-,-., ' . -,1 ,ev-,.'4,'f .u ug -5 :Af 2:7-5 'f V' - 'I -. ,---,zr,-.,g- f.. , 1.-.,:. f-.rs-I, ' . 4m in ,f FLT I27 1 l Jeanne Aushn Secrefary Alan Johns Judy Murphy 'Ce Pre 6 re wer Bruce Clark Serqea'1+a+Ar'nS FMS! row Neff Vo right E ' 'L' - ' ' L - ' -'- , Lis' Second row ,fe : 1 : ' .511 : :'e::- Ee' Third row 3 l -' ' .3 ' L Hg.- ff -E-rf-.1 'V- -,.-, . v- ,S Kg. , T f -fn Cp--1 r-GH: 'K rcg Q.,--. -- if . 'lr'-2' fx: ,H He , Hz. N f s -1 - Foufh row PA 'V . P A.. JL ' ifffh row' 'fn 1' ' 'I f,'.'- 5' 5 -'. .. ,,,, ww. ,, A Sixfh row ff 3: 5 ':- ,gn A-Q1 V V 'i-Q.. llalnln'1.,,,-K 1 - fislqclent uncil e A W., - -A -A I 1,3-.--,gif ' , -,:-' On an evening betore the council convenes the study hall buzzes fvith excited discussionsg tor instance on the proposal to create a Com- missioner of Enforcement. These private debates are halted by the sharp rap of Don Ashvvorth's gavel, the signal that a parliamentary meeting is in order. Heated arguments abruptly ensue, pro and con, a 'V on Sunrise Mountain, trophy case in the auditorium, should boys be cheerleaders? Council-appointed committees for the purposes of issuing the home- room discussion sheets, printing council bills, and for scheduling assem- blies control the activities, the backbone of student lite at Las Vegas High School. Don Ashworth irst ro e ' V F Nh Q h Second M Kra Jo s M I d Seventh o , -'gs'-xr .. -, .' : ,'f'f 'TFrrvf,-1.. irssehi i- C an fig. -2 akin.:-l6i.v.:4.-,4,-, gl- I . , U Richard Sutton, the Chief Justice, turns to the six other Judges Richard Sutlon Chef J us'4ce Raymond Page Senior Versiellen Eberle John Balmer Se' or Ross Rosenbaum o Mr. Johns A v X ' iudges, who act as the jury, for the verdict of the case iuST tried, They ponder the best course of action to take, the defendant hopes for a lenient sentence, You will work in the library for one week, is the announcement. Thus charged with and convicted of disorderly conduct during an assembly, a student is penalized by the repre- sentatives of his student body. Usng standard court procedure the court clerk, baililf, and recorder keep an accurate account of each trial. Knowing tna' Senor Court, the iudcal branch ol govern- ment, has become an integral part of school this year, mem- bers ot Las Vegas High School prepare tor a new era in student government. 4 Left to right: John Wanderer, Q ff Elaine Nelson, R ::r:e Christina Gibson, Cerv. Mahlon Brown c WPUNMIQ- Phillip Cool: Linda Young Freshman Hn, sa .1 v- SEC a ng The p!afe of We 5 mer rvomro' sfvefvw 1. 'ae' year emor EOCGFCGWQUT Corfronee 're ' eo? E fo emefr ow mrssrorn rwsores good o 'f 'fe oo Some members g Je Ja J fer 'ffl' Swderfs r sented uv 1h 'mem are d o me d 'ef ' o appear IU court Work rug ff fr fre Se or CoJr11l'e S E C 5 re To e1m n e The unfrremdlrwees a oi' of We Q oef 'of-:ard eo forcemenf of rrp froor reg o 5 Hard work and ffwef ef .rr Fefe 5 o per' ff :ers e v ason Bruce Crarx John Hermngfon Chew! Hoffman Mr One Bowman Advnsor mg Thus effrcrem Qysrem oc se 5 gore' rfrwerxf First row, left to ri Huw Second row Lnw: E , r V1 qhff- 1, , o .1 . N.f.- f',, , V1 4 ef - , 115- . A -'.':' Third row E Y': f' f' ' ff' 5 ' -': '1: ' Fourih row' Cf-' www v Q vm' g,- 2-1 I3I 'QQ-N Stephen Cohen Editor Edltors l . E 4: v Beth Bohen ACllVlllES Bob Cole Athletlcs Joyce Carsh Ray Embry lndex Sophomores Chrustma Gibson wlldcat echo Well' What am l golng to do? No plctures and my deadllne as tomorrow' Some frantuc sectlon edltors run .zround with that dazed dead lane look In theur eyes others are typung madly thelr hlstory worksheets are due One poor edltor IS nn the corner beatung hrs head agamnst the wall lt seems that hrs copy lsnt long enough must be wntten over agaun A lubulant ad hound on the busuness staff comes trlurnphantly h gust old tht old mu er elghth of a page Hrs malesty the edltor discusses wlth Jane Walker busuness manager hls latest plans to break another hal lowed tradntuon and the sensors wlll wear sweaters' Student Government N J H I32 ancy e ers Irmalee Gray ACl'V'l'e5 Faculty Tllu Lebowutz Admunustratlon Jeanny MacNeil Sylvia Petrnccnam Assistant Edutof Ray Larsen Art Edltor ' Jean Sexsmitl' Rae Ola Turnbow Cen ors Subscrlptuon Judy Murphy Orqantzawcrs Carole Rlvlun Freshmen if T -x r 4 s 1 -5' 'V 1 , 13 ' .gvuv Kroon dl? Vfx ' --ti Pofter Bob Lawhon Ch' Leon Jane Walker Bu1If1e:uManage' Arlyss Bishop Asz's'an+ Buzlesf Mavafger Bufferfueld rnqhf Ms and r ,',,f,,,,.,. , 1 f wr w rl econd r w lvree e ,, ,.- --: -,nr ' N, C if 5' eefz- A' 'ez -'.C'WC1eS : Y V M . ' a QQ.,-A EWS' 5, My 'W 'A ead, fu 3H., ' 'V f. pan 'S a .we , , A 6- oe 'a vc e e +4 Q Q oe gnr of ne wade-nfs Te QQ Q no r fred eo ro 5 Type the r rarest scoop and pran the from page 'ayoms Hoff, furry seems To be ine Peynore of every edmon Sam Marber n between fanny stones S OVGV Me Q W FT week 5 ed Y on lef+ +o rngh+ Jane Ellsworfh Mary Schuberf Paul Hogan Saundra DaMar+o i Jeanne Aushn Frank McCulley Jrm Rogers DonneHe Al+ken famq E o or Carol Tlius Staff Heads ---....,,,x ,. Fran Long Glorna ee Jo Boone Q6 r Marlene Schwarfz Rozena McKnrgh+ Duane Pahor Joy Moorefneld Marrlyn Reynolds rw Q df. Q ' c. he 'Jeq-vgf E 0 EV A A r' Q r We Vof' Q e 1, , 'e Cav d a e A be G v 3 Awe og! c A ivfrvod N5 , n . ' oe'c'e a e'nr'ed c,f 's sac- :eso - Woven of 're ' ' M' . in rw B' X rOO ' ra r ' K N ' X X X . A 1' look T1 ad piare- fo be ron rr ext 1 0' J rl Edi'or-r'- 3ef kjbff' , K3 Ais::'a'e ESV? A ' X If ' Ay . I f,-. in ' ,H h ' N - , QC: Gu , r Wm ..-. ,ff X A 1 X 5 I an 'E or - ,. I 444 I , 4 1 ' ' f , ' , .' Q -e x - f ', I' L, . , ., m ' .5 a 11 -5 A , LN K - 1 I' I ., ' w x 1 of V , 1 :e1g e' Serge, A' A 'gh F-efrye , . C, ' L H F ' V-, on -. VE-, 'J ' ..':L . pe:1 'e' ,,,,,, F , ff Q ,'f7-'g Fx U '- 1 Q Ac1'5:'ZLef?fO righf: Miss Heniges a-Q Mr, Vicfor. 4' 6 f- 167 , 'A , x , , ,, Dx ,. ,lady x Sam Marber 5.75, 'kf':ni'16' Floyd Thackrey Acsssfe +Busmess Manager iff 'C S H, e Secoo unq- Y 1 1 , A . ' X ' V' L.. .S I . Q ' , . 5 ii - I 1' W A A F - - SMH, is row, If? fo Hgh? ',. 9: 5 g - . ' R '- 1 - 5 ,ow j.. , S-Y M., . ', , 'Ja' ,f iq'-1. 'my' 4 :' r E.'3 ',3' 'S ..:.'-'Q 11 ' E I 3' L' XJ 14 '15 T? ab- .-. an M., onne++e Anflcen eleloaie our rw pc- Q Hg oapq K va rowf-n nq wp F yywe Cf, 5 P ri be p!en J M c IQDQTQ ob' mg mor' ,I -e fs efbe lem dovfw 0 w rx r vw he Q wx ' fo w ci de des to meet a m meer mg to choose me Yeams that H ar omg mhe 'ex debafe owfamev' Mr Carver 'T 4- - ef' 'o gh! Second row -4 'me s X an d, Foyd Thaclmrey . , 1,3 -' rf-1. , 'J' Tw.-1' 't fi ':er,1'e'f 15- ,H He Q' 1'.:e 's gif: .'.,', Jo 'O i Eff' La-Q C ', i'If a 24 cy 3-5-2. 'psf We ww 'L Stxffy' ff fzwe 71-J- 1 V f :fee-f fc-fe f '?3'Q ewfwtgcdv 4 YH: cuff fic '9'Y 7' 3 ' Jw e :FC do ' ge' ': if F 'fi Q f9'- W1 Y if owe' :- 'e,e 'T 12,3115-1 mth iq Fwxlfwo and X Lai Avqe- Scme we xg ,. . av .e' X f , L, Mx, rq A ii' S3 - A 'W ' 1 Y J i 'O We NCQ 'N 5 'a ge :Or 5 day TO ve The sal The e -IJ ls kwa' x i' frer e ww p - ' ml If ,w Q 4- , , X , 3, ' ,,f. 2' , A ftxflv , ,, , .H - ,a ,gy OV ' Jeff Vo Vqhv All E W, YL ,Q I , W X of N. X l 4 Joking and laughing, the Lair council waits for Versie, their presi- dent. She is in Mr. Long's office asking him if she can announce over 1he P A, that the Lair Cards can be picked up at the office. She has to hurry back to arrange for The dance after The game. The dance has been announced several times on the special radio program, Lair on ihe Air , everything must be lust right, Z 9 I Z2 oc: illlllllll .lawns Verslellen Eberle Pre ioenr ..l I lo ighf a He Joan Wagne H ad LQ I37 1' f L fi f -' 5 ' A- 4 ,Dt r 6 , 4 If ' v Q 3' i V ' ' 3 14' 1 ll if V ,:,,. ,, , ' L 1 .' 'ilk J XM' l ... - ' 5 'A ' L 3, , 5 ' A . , f .. Q ' f , 7 , 'A 1 J, 1 x . . 'aj i I f Y 3 , A N Xi . ?i ' N Q V I LX 4 '1 Lefl r' : Ra, Ewan JA. M:G, e P .I Hu V, r, ow r O'e Bc 'ie G- e Ma':'a I 5 Q .1 E - . wx -:J 2 i L Qi 3, in ,J 5 V Y X wx ig V4 ag E4 W fa If -Q ,gm N E' Wm s ye Deb'n Airs as 'll Offlcers left to ri ht' Sharon Slro lund a Jackie Price T'ea:,'e I Irmalee Gray Pfezoen' . 9 - Q . - 4 2 . Martha Ball, - ie 7 e::e ' Sandra Kelsey, t-' s': a Carol Kelsey, L. Prafttce practtfe and more praftce rrcans a ttred vocallst but . . . ts .North tt Late tnto the afternoon both the Mlxed Chorus and the Deb n Alrs work tnat assembly must be letter perfect The Sopranos were a llttle weak on that last chorus better go through vt agaun The annex swells he olces ruse unnson as the last tsme through for has afternoon After everyone has left Mrs Dlcklnson sortung musuc thunlcs of the tremendous success of Naughty Marletta the vocal contest at San Bernardlno and the Easter Concert The recognutxon that both groups receive IS so gratrfynng they work hard st row to I t Second row S 0 Kes Y Mrs Dickinson P v 3 fgyrama L. ,xNf Stage Door Rtgud rehearsal schedules memoruznng lnnes last mlnute changes all these thtngs buzz through the minds of the practlcrng drama student The able guidance of the fme arts Teachers coaches the actors to brtng the hugh school student body a fune and cultural type of entertaunment Mr Thunot patnently goes over lanes wuth an actress tn the Sensor Class Play You must get a luttle more feeling unto the part The words echo through the empty audrtoruum as the scene proceeds A teelnng of accomplush ment comes over the group as the scenes begun to show some lnfe The operetta Naughty Marletta ushers ln an enttrely new type of enter tannment to LVHS Srngers dancers muslclans and actors assemble together to produce the musacal comedy The long tedlous rehearsals are hard on the .r W Concentration Relaxatlon huge cast of students from all three of the tune arts departments but there are many engoyable moments too Naughty Marvetta T.. , K f 1s 'sf ... I , , I I - - , A, , , , ' T 2, 1 - auf club ri Rrchard Woodbury or frt a bearnng these rnechanrcalmlnded genuuses really know thelr stuff The car to be rattled off s nearly ready gust the last frnushlng touches and one would never know that lt was once an old beat up ple of yunk Any student drmver wrth a per ect safety record IS elrglble for the raffle The drawing ns held and the lucky wlnner drlves off the new own er of an ennrely recondrtuoned car reefs left ng 1 Ron Ba er I E M rrrs nm Shugart T Mr A Bowman Pow r If -,I-:xi S. -M. , . ,L thsfxhk I .. F 45 5 fo' 7- I -X: A xc . I y 'l T' A 1:2131 on lf .Q t Q 12322 l ' r 327 cl . 3 ,, ,.,,. - A- L Deft hands remove a head, adiust a carburetor, .l l 1 e . r 1 f , rg 4 N , Off' . to 'h: k , Jie P'e.:e M'k o ', Sez'-eta J' , 'f-f3i.'e'. , I l I ' ' ' K ., f 2 Q l x f l In .C A 4 1 '-gr 5 1 .9 ' 4 ,,, Furs? row left to right Rca' D av pil t' D V' s Second row Ke Le In R ao B s LIiIbgjl1me'Hes Ready and Top fo boffom Melba Simmons Anna Frylrholm Judy Allen Pl'IyllIs Beale Sally Wslson Jane Ellswor+l1 Properhes Manager 4 'gin Miss Sfuclrey Advisor Firsi' row, lef'I' +o rIgl1+ Carole Mace. CO Manager Diane Johnson, Alfernafe, Nancy Jeffers, Co Manager A ..l- I ' V' - . ,, - -s.4I.u-n-, ,,,- A 3.1 .:f,g1- ----.,, - - . M ,,- K A r , . . . . . - I I I I I I You all One hears the famllrar sound comtng from the gym on a typlcal school day Keep that lane straught gulde rrght lnsude the Rhythmettes prepare for therr weekly halftume appearance at the basketball games The managers are near the phonograph dns cusslng the trnps to BYU and Salt Lake Cnty and rem lnrsclng about the goodwull tour of the U S they took this last summer Some of the Rhythmettes daydream about thelr posslble trup to Europe thus summer as they polish their boots The members of the property com mittee are busy brrnglng down forgotten old costumes from the prop room Many of these garments wtll be used for the Rhythmette Revue Stuckey calls the gurls over to her and grves them a funal program sched ule for the Revue We are? You IS W. 'A l :f u H ,,-5' fl' X: 4 .. '. ' f' g, , .+w..., . .f. :tl 1 Egbgyxvgviqzzd 'Miz Us qgik i V , . 8 .W-1, ' 2 uf' ff 3? -.. The Um! I ,,.-- Lf Col Llnfon Y Har+man Commander filntersclw laslic f The homecoming parade is a success, Evelyn tells her committee. The mad rush of putting chicken wire, tinsel, paint, pom poms, and paper napkins together into beautiful floats is well worth the effort. We award trophys to the best float in the club division and one for the best in the class division she explains By the way someone please give me the bill for the trophys This same committee scurries around afternoons before the football games deco rating both the goal posts Will you please hand me that crepe paper that you are holding Are you positive that these are their colors? After beauti fying the field they meet the members of the opposing team promoting all around good sportsmanship Evelyn Hibbard Chairman rs? o rn a cs q ocond R sAngc d ea M a Efficiencylw wzzfr... . , -- :-fl ' I The silver batons gleam in the sunlight as the maiorettes practice their routines. Nearby, the drum maior goes through his signals, stopping every so often to think over a new one. A discussion over the choice of new uniforms is in progress. One of the girls suggests military uniforms, which everyone agrees upon. The drum major asks the girls if any of them are going to enter the tvvirling contest in Barstow. A gab session begins, and practice is forgotten. Someone yells, Come on you kids, we've got a game Fri- day night and we've got to practice. At this moment, the band members come outside and everyone falls in place as they march out on the field. Left to right: St.dent D ec- 'on Charles Bickhartg Advis- or, Mr. Larson. Officers left to right Scott Solomon V e P es dont Leon Potter a Lorraine Bar ard s s an U-i ' Manage ay Woodruff S eta y Treasi. e Patty Haaclr U fo Manage Don Buffs President Scott Solomon Drum Mayor Malorettes left to right Virginia Nichols Nancy Jeffers H an Maioete Nancy McCarlie Assistant Dru Ma o et e Linda Hendrickson Betty Cope Enamel LQ The director raises the baton . . . the music begins and a snappy march resounds throughout the room. Preparations are underway for the bands halftime performance at the football game. Two late band members come in discussing the Barstow trip where they want to vie tor musical honors. The music stops and there is a moment of silence as the members take out their next piece. sa 11 First row, left to right E -'- VS Fobrth O 1- cs ,iw .rr s:A:. Second row E ' ifd Before they resume playing, Mr. Larsen announces the date for the band concert. The officers help select the music for it. Anyone having some suggestions concerning the concert leaves them with the band president. With the next selection on the music stands, the horns are raised and once again, the band master gives the down- beat for the music to begin. ,- 'I I First row, left to right: Ka. WCC?-1: L:,,e-,e Beqard Jsane E-llliell Am-Ma.'l5'dA Second row: Afen Cox, Gain Haw, Tea Davd 51'-2? P2ff'5A-ae-sv vefheim Newell, Third row. tm Hartsell, Mcrev Hel, -gs-Edd! rgoqe Levy! gevem, Bod! Claflf HGSVUQSV Kew-H Hemi Ace-A 'loble', Larry Hsin. Pouffh 'OV' Flovd Tlfiilver, Car. Wlserix Ted Solis, Edd'e McAllister. 46 'ai' C Qutet down for a second shouts Shtrley Pool I know that you want to start playtng but all the gurls who vvant to go to Lees Canyon please sign up novv and then vve have to dectde about thts playday at Boulder Cnty CThe group goes to Lees Canyon and stays over ntght In a rented cab rn After a htlartous supper they gath er around the ftre an a good old song 41 ? 41 lcers hrs o e to r e by De Bord S e Do BC on Sandra Mason S Sharen Martello u y MCGU re R Shrrley Pool Presudertt fest Advisors share ID the merrlment and are the brunt of many good na tured golces lts early to bed for the morntng htke that begtns the next day After the dtscusston a commlttee ts appolnted then the business meet Ing over the gurls change unto thenr gym clothes and rush down to the bowltng alley Thus as the semrfrnals of the tournament enthusrastuc gurls play their very best Officers of the group thunk about other acttvltles bas ketball soccer tennis and volleyball lt doesnt matter what sport they play a .fvonderful sporty afternoon ts al ways had by all l' p M, ..A,f,y.. :. , . --'-A ' .., pax., .3 . -.1 -.,. fy '.-..- 1- Seconc c V, '- V-T Cf5 'f' HIT, rife, If.- -VN f up ca s Ieff fo rughf Mrs Barnson a Mus: Shamiey An after dinner song Tell me why Gufferball or S1rvke'? Klsmefl Tl 'Y A, f 41' '35 ! Aqfsh ' : . - Bubble bubble toll and trouble -. ...L Complicated usnt 'P vocarhonal shops ln makrng props for drama productrons cablnets for the home eco nomucs room a flagpole for an elementary school or a bookcase for the Englush department these vocatlonal students often work far unto the afternoon They donate their tsme and energy to these worthwhule causes wlthout even a thought about payment Its the skulls learned n these shops that often pave the way to success ID the future .11-r 7' i-erik Gee I sure hope l 'nea,ured th-s pIece of '-.food right. 455 'IZZZ3 1233 tgilFls'ac'tivities commrliee 'B Carolyn Cory Co Chaurman Nancy Jeffers Co Chaurman Anybody have any Ideas about a brudge to heaven? asks an anxuous co chaurman of the Gurls Actuvutues Commuttee The commuttee us un charge ot the tradutuonal Gurls Reverse Dance a stupendous undertakung Arrangements must be made for refreshments entertaunment programs a ballroom and deco uatuons ah the decoratuons the headache of every member of the commuttee You mean we have only one day to decorate that monstrous hall? Wure tape puns glue and crepe paper must be transformed unto beauty uustufyung a theme luke Heaven Was Never Luke Thus Two gurls work madly to funush the celestual staurs Gee that angel haur us utchy Wuth the proceeds of the dance the commuttee donates a W1 4' year s members fm ps N' at c lllll! 17 X7 Irs ro to l ss econd en S K3 Muss Jensen A v Heaven was never luke thusll 4 4 f' . , fy. rg. 1 U-- '- - Q J lf V G lsor I . 5 . . . . . .. , is I I ' ' 1 . ,fl I 1 1 I 1 ' u ... , u -H . 1 1 l 1 1 AF, 'K . . , . . ,, .f 4 , f . . ,, . . . . ,' ll it . , . .' . . - kg 5 5 scholarshup to a deservung Senuor gurl. Electuons determune next ' 5 ' ' ,If ' or . 11 4 ' , I' 5 ' 1 ! l u 2 1 4 s 'uc' 7 I 9 ll .3 1 1 1 1 H at N gn Q V' . 1515 3 41 .L', . 0 ,V ,, VV f D C ' ' o J ' P nu . . V. y A , O .' 9 l ' v , . . I ' X, F' f w, left rlqht: lf-' fc Ea fe Ere GM-' J'-acc. S row: S.e Hczrws Jcucf Ah r I P-anon Leavitt. 3, 'F' . .7 0 If clulo Officers, left to right: Maria Demetrops, 'l'eas.'e Elly Glenn, Sec'e'a', Bob Cole, S-5'gea'i' at A ':' Tiki Lebo' e P :: wifi, V': 'es' e , . . .W - 'eh to right Mr Bailey, Mu. 50, S ,fl gi g 1 '?'fNt3,. -e Q. W gin ,. 4 I 2,15 'Q- in , s Qy V . in Vg , it .. W, .--1- 1- , 'i M ' 4 P f -tl Q' A Q W ' . ,Q X 1 I i ' fs its -. - l 'sag Buiser Paul Hogan President Everybody has to play 36 holes to establish a handicap and don't forget your dues. We need money for the trophies and golf prizes. So reminded by Paul Hogan, President of this new or- ganization on the campus. He goes on to appoint one committee to look into the possi- bilities of a Sadie Hawkins dance and another to acquire an instructional golf movie by Sam Snead. After the group offers plans for more tournaments like the Repeat One and Mixed Scotch Foursome they being an indus trious group of hackers and cluffers set out to burn up the fair ways with their blazing wood shots and scorching putts The Wildcat Country Clubbers through their advisors bring about reduced green fees for students on the week ends making it possible to get in more practice for the big tournaments l li.. rgt gh l54 rd I I - 1 - f 0, , 5 . L 3' ' S- i f A X ' i HN li - K X ' ' ' R L i s . 4, . . 1 ' Y-i 4 t , - - i Q - . its 2 . x . ' V , ' x ,. 0 ' c. Vx pa, f ' v- N : U Vg ' 1 y S , 1 f j i .' , . X 1.4 , tw. . ,l ' In - I N J S l ' r I I F 0 N i iailqhv A1'E, 55 iq K jr- 5 - ' ,. V. L ,,.: 345- -V, Q45 '- 5 as Second 'o Ev- : , -. rm J . .' Q -g '- 2 2 f E-,f i..e '- 1 F '13 f '1A' :fr fii' -' 'f ' ' fs A . Q, , ,Tt-3 ro po Angelo Collus l-lead C a h Jaclr Lee Assnstant Coach Dlclr Scott and Gary Romero Co Captams Football What play was that? lts practnce ttme for the Wuldcats and the coaches armed wuth their football postulates are runnlng the squad through a tough workout U on the ball oft on the count Fare Out' Drive' Drive' Drrve' The Ilnernen sweat and grand through tackling pushing the sled and huttung the dummy whule the backs run each play over and over huttlng the runnlng ropes and sturnblnng through the hand The hard pressed managers drag the multutudunous equrpment out and drag It an agaun All the tume lookung after the unnforms and cleamng up the locker room You guys are loafung agaun Okay take a couple laps' 'Y' ll 1. gs 9 l 'z Left lo nghf Davrd Horrnstem, Dean Hamblnn and Tom Hooper, Varsny Manage s l55 I 'wif f P f ' I E - ' ' l V It K .il p folly e 'l W' H drill., ' Still, outside, the gridders are hustling harder only to hear . . . L n - - Q l '11 if . , t rf l t y y lf . Y t A, W X are -V t 2 W5 . 1, . 1 ' y 't l . I56 Jlm Grugsby Cerwer Sfuarf Feldman Haliback Paul Loughrey uarferback The Runmng Ropes V I Fooilaall Robin Boguch Guard Ed Prnce End Bfll Waldman Guarc ,E,,,!,,.,.-L...,... . 1 1 iffy: 1 -fi.Q,---.H ' 'Ja-fail., K . Q , W 4 A a I : ' -3 . A , , . V, I 4 , g A a a R Richard O'Bryan Halfback Don Helm n Russ Angione Guard Trevor WaH'on Cen+er The Callsthemcs Gerald Eggers Fullback Alan Johns Guard Dick Kopp Tackle Sanfa Monica Game ,fgwq-rv - ,-.,,,. , Gary Romero Quaderback Basic Game Bruce Clark End Rcceeven Game a l I .., ,..., Players of the Week C The Charging Lines I . Don Welling+on Fullback Carbon Counfy Game Don Ashwor+h End Col+on Ga me The Bull-in-the-Ring John Heming+on Fullback John Muir Game Dick ScoH' Guard Pasadena Game Henry Luian Halfback Reno Game . fn f - ' ws. . - :' ii va XT' V 4114! H JM S. ' 41,9 1, r es I. . if 'naw , U , x 5, Q ,4,,iik gg if fm 4 gy 1. . , sz, ' X, ,f sf , 5 tg? 3 5- ' Lx '0- ,, Pe+e Burnson Tackle is Bufch Smder Tackle Vuc Ball Ha lfback The Three on Two Drull Andy S+ru+hers T1 Dan Cur+is Halfback Ed Frhgerald Fullback Varsity Squad sf row eff o rgh9 qsc cc: W wc an Dov Wen 'uq wa d e'1 Q an Second r w D vc ae!s Russ Anqwofwe A a ' S' e V' a d 3 :rd w Cmck Hale v ef Kan w C v J F- 0 cg X, 3 Louqf ev Dow Affwo ' f Hen v Lu an Jumor Varslty Squad Second row Thrrd row L- Fir , I 1 i 1 JN G V Geal: E431 D11 K::: DC' '-'snr' ' Zen ?: l': Z f- S:: Hen: ' a' ' - - 'Cf '40 ' O' T Sfqff, AN Jc '5. 0 2 .re Ga- ' VPC E. s:' 7'e.:- rl: 'c' N':'e.' M' U':'-f- O'B'yafw, SM ff FEO 5'1 Ez: F IQ-' fd BW 'J M' 1 Vi: Be L3--, Nurs- B' , Has.. Th' ro 1 ' , E e' ' vw Da mfs Andy S .'s R :JE B ':' JCF- '-4er 'g'o'v Dc' He ' E1 P'i2 B'.:e F' '-f Pa.l ' , . Le' Ef-arf! f Q . . U F-Irs? row, Neff to vighfz St., Ex ' 'S E 5 0' Q . f- -4. 4 1 j. V ' Q 3. wggff , V' Mfg- E-fe nfgf.. QQ--A 5:31 QV, f.-.ff f 7 ' 5 .. L , :.,, j f, 47,5 Af., C-,., .: :5::a'ge:':': 73 5:11 ENV: -'vf 'gg fa- -U -1 ' Sf' ' - -5 l-., 1-gg - Qfg-ge ,knggf-3 V' ' 'Q:-:' Ze 93. Exe '7:'a': 53 ' . :i::' 'x- E A ' , if A' '-' f Est: fe' ' '-2 3:5 Aw -'c' , se -gn-? Ke- V :::,LJ:ge:'gf I - Q- -'J ' L ' f , Y - jfey 35-A J50135' r,,,.,,.,. 4. 4 2 . gsgkeiloa ll V--.,, ' Run, run, run. You've got to be in shape to play this game. The players sweat, grab an- other basketball and race down the floor in another passing drill. Shoot, follow, rebound, shoot again. Swish, a ball drops through the cords of a basket. Swish, an- other ball follows. The centers perfect their hook shots while lines of forwards and guards drive in for lay-ups. Now look! When this guy breaks that way, fake and move to the key and screen for him. Okay let's try it again . . . Again Again Left to ght Don Ashworth Gary Romero a d Don H I Capta s Xtra Art Coombs Assistant Coach Tum Sughrue and Lewis Terry Varsity Managers laaskeilaall Gerald Eggers Guard The OUT of Bounds Drill Don Asl1wor+l'1 Forwaro Glenn Slewarl U Q Jerry Hamel 1 f I Ron Balmer 4 ' I A Howard Oren swf' IPA Don Hampfon 133 The Free Throw DIED Sieve Shver rwa C1 Ng Ill - Gary Romero Guard Don Helm Cermrer S. V' 'M John Ruymann Forward 6 'W Paul Loughrey f , Guard 165 Varsity Squad x-S' s raw left to gh? cw: d Oen n R wfanw on a 'on an ak-er econ raw 1--1 As wc a a J e 5 ann fewa on e e nfn 'Y ' 'N basketball Junlor Varsity Squad cvs? row eff to ru ht Second Third row 5Vfs is Fez: c rw .sf ua 'fl' s. s.. S s v W w Second wd V w mth row Kitten Squad J? 1 k All right lets run a fast 440 and then do some loosenung up exercuses The distance men run lap after lap strlvnng for race wln ning endurance Across the fueld an athlete dashes leaps clears the bar and crashes into the sawdust put A polevaulter measures for has hand hold on the pole and drags lt back to vault agaln Now when you come out of the blocks your furst step should put you In thus pos: tnon A hurdler listens to some tnme savmg DuclrTruman advuce Everywhere athletes nn red sweat Head Coach sunts are gunmng for a flfth straught un defeated and state champlonshnp season Season s Record March las Vegas Invntatlonal March Las Vegas at Rancho Apru Boulder Cnty Invitational Apr: Las Vegas at Chaffey Aprul Provo Relays Apr: Zone Meet at Rancho May State Meet at Elko f 1N- Qu- ' Robert Oren and Wrllre Johnson 'ix '4 Managers y '9?,,,..--',1 5 .-I- ',,. 1,-rfid .ff -aj..-,F--1 125533 'track 'Ili ,fi Don Helm Hugh Jump -if 1' The Start I68 Larry McDonald Sprmfs af' The Baton Pass 'f l, 'A D . ,-,4,,-L 1, .1 ,. ,- 0- Y I' .. 4 1 r A Mickey Hollingshead 4. 2 ,' 41 6 . 'Li ' x, NXNM 0-s Pai Haul ,,.4-aff? HLUG x '1'1'x -vw ACVFTAS Alan Johws Bruce Clark We1gh+s J Q-'mmm W! 1 1 cW'l'AG' W ,.r sf row H o M e econ row Wake U oew nr row av ows N w Ma cz Sd T Joe o L vw, 'iv H-,f Mil f'f , 17 , I 1,1 ,LJ X 1' .- , fkv 'Q f , ' , 1 1 1 ,fn Ale' wwf ,fin ' Dkcw 1 O I 1 1 I H 'Tw 1, 1 I -- ffl- I, I x . ' f ' K 3 9, , , ,. -31 K4 ' Ll-' 'Q ai - x - .'VMi1', ff ' ' v, - .fu W nw, fi-Q.: ' . V5 v vA'5'E,f1 .y . fe A U . . , Q 4' ' 1 53 'z N- , U 3,3 ,, ,x Aj: M g- , 4 8 - AI ' N 'xl' ' ' - - ,g f-U..-. .-,1- -I, 4 . M. -. F ', f W V ,. 1. N .fp-,,:m-'-:, +?-,' Q. 1311: XXI , ' .4'., . ,,. .,f. .,. '.n ' Fir , Ie f righig Pe' '43 N' gre. H: 'fzvezu Bain Carr Cc' 'Af A .af v: s La , :DCU ': Aw C- 's. S d : B F ' 'vefni S1-one e Je ,' R UQ ' S,q ,e J Szqmf CMV! 0 D ke- J N Rcd ,TI'1' d 3 D 'd FJc'e' Ofc Haus ?c 'e J Le 'S Te , Jo' :D 'a d, 5 c!e'o, I' Jfcr' filogseloall A sweat soaked hurler grinds a ball to the plate where a waiting teammate eyes it carefully before lining it cleanly to the opposite field. Even as the liner is caught and rifled to the ir.- field, the pitcher serves another ball to the batter who hits it easily . . . and so time after time as the athlete at the plate and the athlete on the mound drill to pat down their abilities. Across the huge practice field a coach with a fungo hits lofty flies to the charging outfielders, who dig, dig, dig to reach the elusive balls before they hit the ground. Loose dirt sprays wildly as a speeding ballplayer smacks into a pit sliding a hook catching the bag automatically with his toe The air carries a tumbled sound of hubba hubba heh babe put the ole ball over get the lead outta your pants hustle le s go lets go lets o Bob Lawhon and Leon Po'Her Angelo Collis Managers Season s Schedule March 28 Basic Aril 3 Aril 6 Apri lO April l3 April lA April l7 April 20 April 21 April 24 April 27 Ma M 5 Gorman San Bernardino Rancho Fullerton Anaheirr Basic White Pine Boulder City Gorman Rancho Boulder City Blyth Denotes home game ,' ,'g I p U April 7. . .Pacific 'l ' 'ICQD ' 'i' . l' . . i, A Dt Q i v . .k y 4... ' ay ' 'lr skim The Wand Sprlnts The afternoon sun lengthens the athletes shadows as ut slides down the horizon to the west Dust and perspxratron mnngle and cake to dryness un thus last part of practuce The players toll and refune refme and learn more about thelr sport pushing hard to brlng thelr school colors to vuctory and themselves to good proof on the game field Gary Romero lnfneld ' , M-so ,Lry i if ' 1 'JY ' - - - . T I fg ElSEl9all V0'S'fv Squf' 1.1.1 5 oo Td Junlor Varsity Squad 'Ur Boo R e e Secon o ge Da M 5 R De a AWe Ed'-4 eb J . , wi 1 n xx 1 -1 X Q - r A 5 ' K . er New ' ff' f V A w 'Q 1 I ' X 5' .Lu ' I H 4 if Q V Mi.fl1',' I. I V ' k s f . it ' , n I 5 X l A 1 x ' A 1 l f x - xx x 1 x 2+ A X . I , x 5 ' s ' - g. , R .ld p v gk I X fslvn ' ' 4' -v 'W 1 x , 1 V. ' -' x , 1 1 F' 59 , I H O 'gM - 3 Q Jews , . ', Wwe' D: K' B r H S 'cu Dai A : ' Saw ' ay '. S c d 0 2 Dc Haw' 2' EW 1' V':',' ' , L ' C. 's XJ.: .. D T's no ' ' Dj- ,fm h' .Bpb C: 1 S' -' ,vw , 3' jk. ',. 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'l I 'th 'I I 'rlweecltcllzk 7 X215 The students who worked hard an the day to pre sent Themselves well rn the night before their frrends nmpatrently nervously avvart thelr opportunity for performance the frnrshed product of hours of re dorng practucnng refunung The llghted nrght beckons to the fun the carefree hearts of the Sensor Boy and Grrl as they hurry to an evenrng full vvuth games dances pl ys Its datetrrne' To the lnghted athletrc field' the theater' the dance hall' See the Rhythmette Review' Naughty Marietta' Laugh play dance trl the top o The Clock' 9 I sq, X 'T MEX 71:1 V I ll 'Q' . 70 l 0' If A .' 1 4 H l ' 1.- 1 o 1 o 1 f l H Q ' I 9 , , Q , 0 l .1 ...Q O , cr U A ,kt 1 . ' 4 'ft '. I f 1 gi. f E - ..-1 '25 r..' A -1 ,- JR . I -V J? . ,v - ,I .1 1. ,E . -1 . PY' -. , Y 1, sr . -'A ' ' wvwil ' it' y ff., .L Q W ,I s , , ,,. N , A .S 9. 1 1 l f. . 4' .1 1 3 ,,. .,, . . A I ,gif -' -5 r .+w'.fQufz'- 1'- +1 1 - ,ff V tnt:.,J..', x-,ic , . Y ak fr t-sg, ' -VL. , . 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Q I, f, . .- ,' - , sl : - ' r A w ' ' 1 4 . i La ' X Q 'R , I' Y r I Q . F5 cl- 1: .- x Q ,, x 14 A V A - ' ' ' X' ' f H. ' I , 1 1 x ' . X X ' ' I s-2?- K ' X J If ' x LE 2 ff . 1 7 wx, m we-Y' lx , 3 x X 'x X , 'X , . I . X- 5 X x K Basc trted for thetr ftrst wtn over a Vegas football team only BS BS BS GS BS GS BS GS BS GS Football Scoreboard HOME VISITORS Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas 'Away Totals Carbon County Bastc Cohon Anaheun Pasadena John AAuw Roosevelt Santa Monica Reno The football game ts over The people take one last glance L 13 S SS ss.ss. S O L 14 S S S SS ' O L 14 S SS S SSS S 6 L 7 .S S S sssseee ss,, S ' 14 L O .,seL ssss S S S S 7 L 13 S S SSS,S SS ' 19 L 39 SS S S S 12 'L 7 SS S S SS SS S ' 14 L 7 S S S 14 L 114 Se CSS S S2 dLSS deeOpponenh 86 1 a , i ' . , T , Q ' ' at the scoreboard and ftle slowly down from the stands and move to thetr autornobtles The last mtnute pass good for a touchdown the desperatton tackle by the safety man are vtvtd tn thetr mtnds Also v td and pa nfu' are the lostng of fve games by no more than one touchdown Except for the way the ball bounces these losses could h ve been wtns llfe lostng to Anahetrn 147 he Colontsts scored twtce wtthtn the ftrst four mtnutes and whtle the Wtldcats completely domtnated the rernatnder of the game they couldnt domtnate the score Agatnst Pasadena the Vegas mach ne tust couldnt get tn gear After the Wtldcats most menactng drtve stopped short on the three yard ltne the Bullpups pushed over the contests only tally for a squeaktng 70 vtctory ln the John Mutr game the Wtldcats held a 13 12 lead wtth two rn nutes rematntng only to have the Mustangs run back a pass tnterceptton 90 yards for a one touchdown trtumph The Vegas squad traveled to Santa Montca and encountered a blankettng fog wtth a vtstbtltty under 10 yards on the playtng fteld The Vtktngs scored tn the nothtngness on a long pass and a 79 yard run to surpass the vtstttng Vegans who manufactured only one scortng drtve Fresh and vtvtd tn the mtnd are the cool everttngs the shouttng and cheertng the pleasant vtctortes luke when the Wlldcats avenged an old loss by dumptng the Carbon County Dtnosaurs 13 0 tn the seasons ltdltfter to suc umb as the W 'dcats controlled the enttre contest both on the ground and tn the atr to blank the Wolves 14 O ln the Colton encounter the accurate passtng of Vegas whtch scored one touchdown and set up the wtnntng one enabled the Wtldcats to subdue the Yellowtackets 14 6 Aga nst the Roughr ders from Roosevelt Htgh tn Los Angeles the Vegans ran rampant clobbertng them 3912 Durtng the largest potnt productton of the season Vegas controlled the last three quarters and scored almost at wtll The W tdcats homecomtng game played for the state AAA football champtonshtp dsplayed a ftred Reno team The Husktes galloped 60 yards for two touchdowns whtle the Wtldcats lone score came on a spectacular pass play early tn the last pertod In the last few seconds of the game a blocked punt and recovery on the Husktes etght yard ltne brought the Armtsttce day crowd to their feet but the play was nulltfted by a penalty and The Clock ran out on the Wtldcats hopes as the Northerners clatmed a 14 7 vtctory The Reno game completed Coach Collts ftrst four years as head coach at Las Vegas Atded by htm and Coach Lee the Wtldcats have comptled an overall record of 20 wtns and 11 losses tncludtng one undefeated and untted season plus two state AAA football champtonshtps loaskeiloall puma The haskeTbalI Team drshhies ouT OIT The floor To loosen up Tor The game Druye ms seT shoTs and free Throws svvnsh Through The net vvhde The players sharpen Their eye The buzzer sounds and The pTayers slap rTeryousTy ouT of Their warmup sums They rub Thenr TeeT Through some roqm whsle receuvurmg B9 mmu e sTraTegy The gamers on' as grabs rdouhd Tr 5'-4 harms grain T519 casatm I84 mcho TT :rf QT ry T epq Band oerforr cur 1 J? 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The music starts, and singers, dancers, and musicians combine their individual talents to enact the story of Naughty Marietta, the runaway Italian countessa who finds happiness and love in the gay and excit- ing city of New Orleans Lavish costumes and scenery add to the brilliance of the spectacle Gold coaches glass slippers silks and satin these become the answer to an unhappy girls dream in the Thespian production Cinderella of Loreland The gay and festive costumes along with the wide array of character portrayals make this a very successful pro duction As the scenes unfold many people young and old relive their childhood Sod Cinderella Ensemble The glass slipper , , - , , . . . all ' I ' ll ' II , . I ' I I , , . . 4 W . if w 'QM Kafhy Berfino .,,,,X,.-9 . ,f...,.,, A , ' EH e s Nancy Blaclrer Kay Bolltg 1590 Susan Bunker Dorothy Damrow Billovvy clouds of pink, yellow, and blue net rustle against the floor as the six senior Rhythmettes begin their final Revue performance. A waltz, adding atmosphere to the scene, is heard in the background, while soft lights from above settle their hue on the graceful girls. Ann Davis 21 Maria Demefrops f Cheryl Hoffman Terry Jeffers T , Donna Williams The eleven remaining Rhyth- mettes come onto the floor, each girl having at least one more danc- ing year ahead of her. Marching in perfect unison, they break oft into a lively military. Their white boots glisten with each movement, and the bright uniforms add snap to the performance. Evelyn Lingo Marilyn Wilber Alma Tobler Marilyn Reynolds Carmen Ruggeroli DeLois Trurnble Geraldine Thornton Carol Ronnow I89 chorus The tootltghts bnghten and the group avvants the directors sugnal to end the song The Debn Aurs sparklnng nn thesr soft pastel dresses and crtsp whate gloves began thelr next song a Inlttng selectuon from The House of Flowers The lnght gay mood ot the song seems to reflect the splrtt ot the group Pleased faces and thun derous applause greet the end ot thenr selectlon Ihe Nllxed Chorus ts tt place The long grey robes and the neat whute collars of the group make an umpresstve dtsplay The sun ers burst unto The Batte Hymn of the Republuc R h full tones engulf the acdttortum After thus stnrnng rendttuon the Chorus begtns a number from Carousel I Was a Real F Clambake l90 Th Deb n Atrs The Mnxed Chorus z0:v '-'-r- 4. J? f 'V A I ix Q I ,I I n I I , I I . A .Y H . Q . ,, I . ic I , t ine A yellow moon lays a pale glow to the ornental blossoms of the Senior Ball Dancers lourney over the wnshung bridge unto the land of a Chtnese fable Ray Larsen whose art embelllshes this far eastern theme vs named Number One Sensor Boy by hrs femrnrne classmates Floatnng ptnk clouds golden cuprds and harps a graceful stairway to the stars the symbols of the heavenly theme of the Glrls Reverse Dance The soft stralns of the orchestra weave a celestral atmosphere and the muted blue lights fuse the elements of the G R dance Into a soft pastel VL rf!-41 zf ,G .v-H5 if One Two S ide ' 1 , . . . I . I ' I . I ,:'.':,'gK . , - 'LJ 125'-' l I ' , ,,,4 .'.!.3,:hI:,Q , ' -, 1' 3521-.v'!.1,f-7 ' . f !f'it,'-f' , 4 ..'.-fg,Qga1-'ty451gC--- at .'.-E541 1: ' '..-'. . 7- . , '-Yzjfflfa' 1 ' ' .-:...v.q..,..,. I . . ' 'Ti' ':'g 5. - ,:..:f.' U, ' - , ..,',.j,.J .7 - . ,Y fE:f'X'f'.' ' : .,:, ij: , . ' ' 'z . ftiif '. '. . ' I -.4'.f'!. 54-1'-1,1'. U, , . . . l' . . . 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Y Carol Ronnow J 'nor Prom ueen LindaTousa , H 'aff' ': 1Ft'fenC, ' F? fi . if i Terry Jeffers '92 Jane' Pforn A e'oa't Don Ashworth Student Body P e d rt The Sensors max The costume ball brlngs them together a rnyr lad of characters wuth funny faces and sad ones frayed sults and tune ones sllly manners and The Sensors meet toge her They study kid laugh and pre pare 4 orc. cornlng Thezr eyes are turned forward to col lege days backward to lost happy ones The Sensors are tired The gay ball closes the evenung closes the ay The Clock nears twelve hugh Coitlxne F VV r s' e. I . , , I . alry ONES. ' 4 I ' V I - .or W I .' . ' I I A I d . Hall ara Jane Ellsworth rr '1- giggikiq, 3lb?QQQ!WQaf- 1i QH xMF?Wi llvm wg 9 .1 , x xr? h hh? Q .N . H S If-31 igit Qgxxx il S ' 4. U , 0 I' gs: 'Z G M- il' .f' .vga .,. K ,1q A .. -F 'NWS .1 z ' S 1 a ' A Wx x5: 9s 'Nffftfizzz its-My--,. Ou...,Q:f-- -1'-k 1 Q ' :J il 5.1 1 1 3 fix ' A. it 'v I. .JVA l C 00 CD The day was long and good, fun and ihoughf-full. There was laughfer, now iears. There were friends. now longing. The nighl' breeze brushes aside fhe grey wisps from fhe sparkle of fhe sfars. The silver moon, a soffness sleeping in ihe high blackness, casls a fain? lighf lo fhe silver frees which sway in a slow dance, rnellowing fhe hearls of ihe Senior Boy and Girl as they louch for lhe lasf lime, ihe momenf of parfing. The Cloclr slrilxes iwelve. Good nighf. ' A Advertising. 205-231 Art Guild, 84 Assembly Committee, 81 Auto Club, 141 B Band. Performance, 180' Practice, 147-149 Baseball, Coaches, 170' Managers, 170' Junior Varsity Squad, 172' Prectice llndividua1s1, 171' Varsity Squad, 172 Basketball, Games, 154 165' Kitten Squad and Coaches, 166' Junior Varsity Squad 166' Practice ilndividualsl, 163-165' Scoreboard, 186: Varsity Squad, 166 Biolog-y Club, 70 71 Board of Education, 12 13 Boys' State, 98 C Ca endar '0J 101 Cheerleaders 176 Chemistry Club 68 69 Commerc1a1Club 3 Contest Winners 97 Counselors 14 Debate 136 DebnA1res Performance 190 Practice Desert Breeze 134 135 Drama Practice 140 Productions 187 Facu ty 15 25 Football Coaches 155 Co captains 155 mes 1 7 7 181 182 Reno Game Halttime 179 Junsor Varsity Squad 62 Seniors Sue Adams 29 e Ca s Donnette Antken 29 82 o 3 so w Lo 3 nc :J 'U A e e 3 U mcl Rep nra 4 A c V 3 D e nt 3 Gene Andersen 29 Janis Anderson 29 Russ Angione 29146 5 Danny Apodaca 29 Douglas Arnold 29 Nell Arnold 29 Don Ashworth 29 74 93 Jeanne Ann Austin 29 1 GFVG Bal Co e 4 Yvonne Herman1atAwtry 29 nc? C1 o e o C P e d s ode Y Co ncl R p esentav e M Chorus I B Bill Bailey 29 Index ot Contents Managers, 155' Practice llndividualsl. 156- 161: Scoreboard, 183' Varsity Squad, 162 French Club, 78 79 Freshmen. Class, 117-125' Otticers, 116 F. H. A., 88 F. T. A., E9 G Girls' Activities Committee, 153 G. L. C., 150 151 Girls' Reserve, -9 Girls' State, 95 Golf Club, 154 H Homecoming, 96 Homeroom Committee, 80 lnterscholastic Committee, 146 Junnor Honor Club 83 Junior Prom ueens 192 Junior Red Cross 85 Juniors Class 55 65 Otticers La r Board 131 Latin Club 74 75 Maintenance 10 Math Club 2 Memories 99 Mixed Chorus Performance 190 Practice Pep Club 92 Index of Students Jo nny Balmer 29 80 82 93 130 t al O7 O Ba J John Balestrere 3.2 ra'1sf SSO c Ball 8 4 :1 :1 Casve e 2 fee Ba11Cc 4 a Deanna Ballinger 30 73 fx Lorraine Ba rkard Calvin O Barnum Joanne Louise Barren 3 George Barrett 3 Jim Barrett Janet Barry Ron Barthen 3 Camille Beale Susanne Beall 3 Gary Bean 33 154 0 Marcla Bell 30 T ars1e Los Awge es H gh School Los Angeles Cal forma 3 Pre-Medico Apprentices, 93 Principals, 13 O R R. C., 144 145 Rhythmettes, Performance Ilndividuals1, 188. 189: Practice, 143' Properties Committee, 142 S Senior Ball, 191 Senior Court, 133 Senior Honor C1ub,52 Senior Mixer, 193 Seniors, Class, 29-53' Officers, 28 Sophomores. Class, 107-1 15' Officers, 106 Spanish Club, 76 77 Staff, 1 1 Student Council, 128 129 C Superintendents 12 Thespian Club 86 87 Traclr Coaches 167 Managers 167 Practice lndlvlduals 168 169 Varsity Club 90 91 Vocational Shops 152 WhosWho 102 103 Wildcat Echo 132 133 :Bell 3 D L T an er Cac a r Ca fo ma Jaclr Bennett 30 Dev: Berg 30 ca o Van Nuys P-l1gl1 Sc oo s m Bulbray 31 3 e .1 Ca' G a d D1recYors 3 Cl ea 11 r 4 Stu ent '1 a 4 n C031 4 Defense Af 6 T Co mittee a ee 4 Dan Bishop 3 5 a' xed Cltor A o LS Jerry Boehm Robin M Boguc 156 2 11D 2 V sty Clu ass Bo .1 I St dent Coun a 1 et Bohen 3 132 9 A vv w c gh School Kay Bollig e'a o e ev ve K: se a Swden La Boa d 3 Rlwy Hrre Com tee 2 Sophomore Hoo C ro 1 o Ttee 3 ne Ellen Book 31 69 78 86 B 133 e s 1 C11.b3 4 Math Club 3 4 French 4 Thesp an C nb 4 Honor C u C2 2 s r L1 .1n o ed C oss 3 Mix o 2 Sen Class Play 4 Sophomore Hop Committee 2 Junior Prom Corn irtee 3 Senior Ball Committee 4 W1'dcuY Echo 4 Dan Boone 3 1 1 , , f J 5.5. ., 131 ' . 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Vera Maxon 89 Carole Mallsson 6I, 73 Barbara Meek 61, 88 Mickey Michaels 6', 9l Jolynne Miller 6I, 79 u :anna Miller 6 Dixie Lou Mlsner 6 82 enny Mllchell 6 36 Jack Monroe 85 28 Ronald Monforo 6 68 76 rr Moss 6l B Naomi Sue Nelson 6l '35 Ronnie Newell 6I Vernelrfra Leona Newell 6l 4 l Marilyn Norris 6 79 Kalhleen ODonnell 6I 68 72 74 Mary Ann O Nesky 6l ward Oren 6l 74 79 9 6 Mary Lou Palmer 6I Lan Passey 6l 75 Elaine Pearson 6l Belly Pemberlon 6l 77 85 l38 Laurie Perry 62 87 l35 S via Plrlcclanl 62 68 72 4 Vera Louise Phelps Jacquue Phenix 62 Duck Placak 62 Sleve Pollard 62 Dan Porler 62 on Poller 62 7l l33 David Powell 62 Jackie Price 62 73 Shar: Price 62 Mavis Pulslpher 62 John Ralher 62 69 Marrlou Ralzel 62 73 85 Barbara Reddnck 62 73 Tom Reece 62 77 Raymond Regan 62 69 Ronnie Renaud 62 Lonny Renfroe 62 Judy Richards 62 Gaylen Richardson Peggy Roberls 54 2 rol Ronnow 54 62 2 9 Coralre Rowley 62 John Ruymann 5 6 George Sanders Kenney Sandusky 63 Roberl Schmlll 63 Foresl Schuenman 63 Gary Serna 63 85 92 Marilyn Sharnlk 63 69 Arla Jane Shaw 6 9 Phy lls Shaw 63 Penn: Shorle 63 Melba Simmons 6 6 DennlsSlnglelon 6 7 Gaye Ann Snell Burch Snrder 63 Rulh Snorf 63 Jerry Solomon 63 Scoll K Solomon Shirley Slanlrll Richard Sfapp 63 74 85 r ara Slern 63 69 7 7 Charles Slelson 63 Tom Slewarl 63 72 Sleve Sliver 65 66 Linda Lou Slokes 63 Arlene Sloner 63 Leona L Slrange 63 73 82 98 7 Dave Slrufhers 63 69 74 Jeb Sluarl 63 Tim Sughrue 64 74 9l F63 l69 Ronald Sweel 64 7' T Byron Tanner 64 Lewis Terry 63 '65 Floyd Thackrey 64 135 36 49 49 Kalhy Thiess 64 73 Jeannerla Thirlol 2 '7 Jurl Thomas 6 Mildred Thomas 64 W Sheri Kay Thursfon 64 69 3 ouglas Tice 64 7 Bobby Tldwell Nancy Jane Tinker 64 A erl Tobler Richard Toleno 64 62 Frank Toll 6 rn a Lee Tousa DeLols Trurnble 64 7 Joan Tubrolo 64 2 Bob Turner 64 75 Carol Underhlll Dennis Vaughan Joe Vogel 64 Carroll von Der Ahe Jon Von Tesmar Larry Wade 65 Herb Waldman Carolyn Walker Fred Walker 65 7 Phyllis Rae Weeks 6 Hllleah Welghl 65 8 Donald Wellrnglon 54 65 9l l58 James Wells 65 Bryanl Werner 65 86 Janice Wesl 65 Roberl Whrlaker 65 Mary Anne While 65 28 rllyn Wrlber 65 69 Wllhlle 65 Dick Walks 65 Duck Wlllells 5 Donna Williams 5 Ted W nn Dorolhy Wise Berlrarn Wong 5 Kay A Woodruff Deloras Wood 65 Sophomores Rulon Anderson U Linda Applegale Marlha Jane Ball Pa Barber U Calvin W Barnum Jeanne Barnum 6 Jo Barlhrop Byron Allan Barllell Beverly Bean Malcolm Bean Belly Bea den Shirley Ann Beally Dinah Benson Connie L Berry Mary Berry Charles Buckharl 7 Mary Blackelf 2 Shirley Blann hrrley Boolh Bonnie Bower O DeWayne Bowman M rlrn Bray 92 07 David Brewer IO7 9 Charles Wilson Brinker 07 25 :Q , za 29 735 y . 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