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

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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

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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