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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1957 volume:

El ' Ell is ll ly ' IIN : I ' gl -El Qi WILDCAI' ECIIC Annual publication of the Senior class of Las Vegas High School Las Vegas, Nevada Sylvia Petricciani Editor Arlyss Bishop Business Manager Doug Tice Art Editor Mr. and Mrs. Glen Advisors n M. Butterfield TABLE QF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty .,...., ..... 8 Student Government ..A.... ..... 2 6 Upper Classmen .... ..... 3 6 Curnculunw .,.... .... 68 Under Classmen ..,.,.. ..... 8 O Organizations ..... ........ 1 O6 Activities ....,... 136 Athletics ...... ........ i 74 Advertisements ..... ...,...,. 2 O8 Index .... ,....... 2 36 . L . ,Q -. .AN . , .Sw Thus one thought prevails Looking forward we hold our heads high and face the beckoning future Yet, we cannot help pausmg we glance back We remlnlsce over our youthful experiences our moments of uncertamty and of security moments of loy and of sorrow moments of failure and conquest None of these can change it has been written as such A mere pause IS not enough We must stop ponder, review the past We suddenly reahze that we have struggled hard to suc cessfully achieve our present position We have matured The smile that was written on our face has been replaced by somber contemplation We no longer compare the many little disappoint ments we have had with great tragedy There were times when we thought that life was against us Yet, these times have been mvaluable experiences that have added tenacity to our life Through them we have gained a new kind of knowledge not one that can be taught in class nor learned through textbooks. The challenge is before us. We are but instruments ever striving to conquer to overcome the many obstacles which lie in our path. We pry these stones loose revealing our moods attempt ing to understand what produces our ideals. Alone we cannot do this, for there is Someone above us Who controls these in struments. Through Him we find faith faith that thrusts us for ward, toward perfection TL, llovnqq ,Inq cr vvn sfes, nc lqnvnqq vvrur, o - , L llovfs on nor .-ll Hour Cpufw vqgsr l'1,.r s,l1,slllcn-cirluxclc to cancel A line, C lieu' All vrour I-tiers svgsslq auf ,Q vgrprf of gf . . . . i - 7 . . I . , . I . ' I . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . I I I I ' P - . -3... K. Nw QK n . . I, gu- X. rv. . . .gut 4 n ' S ' Q .xf V4 . . 1 x '11 . 1 Q V LM, , 'Egfr 4+ 1 1. vs- 3' ts.. 4 . A 'S v .I 'L , X' Q f u, l N ' 'n..-..- ar Q lyk 1' IL -ive' f ' 2 NA' X A .4 kg.,,L 1 U , ,S 3 '! ny, ,LIV- l . 9 Q , w A A . 1 .K 'rf L lf- .. P .' , . If I -'ith' . , 3 F. 'zi imfg gi ic- X .ll-I' -,,,fQFs 5 P A . AV ..N5.. ff? YK .-,.,,,wa A My Wk. ' ,-. f 1 , A 6 'W-M' f- wx-4,2 'Z-are ,df !' ',v Yifvvvvvv VVYV V! v,yuVVVV HVVVVYVV , f . -' 'Y X V V ' ' Q X ggi -. w limi 'f-+-r-fl-1 i W ' X - ' f' .f4:',,, 'sX.ss -:X x . ,gigs bf 'W---..,...,,, , .-, ri 52752 Afxf. 5 ' Wi Q-Q nrt 1,5 -5,3-, -, -Y -43: 2 ?'f?Qi'5 ADMI ll ISTRATICN AN D FACULTY Guideposts along a winding, precarious road lighting the way around the next bend. Experienced travelers in learning share their erudition trying to lighten the impact of a difficult iourney. Appreciation is not always readily shown, but eventually it will manifest itself twofold. Every light casts a shadow. Time will tell what effect this shadow will have on us. f 1 ,- 5,3 A -1 x rl qi!- 9 Q! J 9 if fs-3 alta., 'G' Q1 ADMINISTRATION J. Harold Brinley Assistant Superintendent Ega- 5 George E. Harris Assistant Superintendent Harvey N Dondero Administrative Assistant Pat A. Diskin R. Guild Gray Director of Health, Physical Superintendent of Schools Education and Athletics -IQ- COUNTY BOARD CF EDUCATION With progress in mind, all of the school boards of diction. Election of new teachers and principals, the Clark County have now been united. R. Guild Gray, selling of bonds, and the construction of buildings well known leader of our local board, holds the posi- to house the influx of new students are discussed, tion of county superintendent. Bi-monthly meetings and decisions for the betterment of all concerned are held to decide upon pertinent questions con- are reached. cerning all schools under Clark Couny Board iuris- . ,,.. A - A... J.. .,,..s,,,. .. Left to right, Milton W. Keeter, Member, Chester T. Sewell, Pres. Pro Tem, Helen T. Hyde, Clerk, Sherwin Garside, Presi- dent, Dr. Clare W. Woodbury, Member, Robert S. White, Member, Dell H. Robison, Member. -'l'l.. Walter V. Long might be compared to Atlas with the weight of the world on his shoulders as he ably handles our school affairs. Through his work our school day is carefully planned and emergencies are calmly dealt with. His assistants are Miss Newton, in charge of tests, schedules and curriculum coordination, and Mr. Stanford who issues admit slips, records attendance, and is in charge of discipline. Together they work to make our school an object of pride. Walter V. Long Principal S W , 'agp 4 . i 5 La: Ulis Newton Assistant Principal Harvey G. Stanford Assistant Principal is Z Charles George Junior and Senior Boys Sidney Dawson Junior and Senior Girls COIINSELCRS Calm, steady, and capable, our counselors await the questions of each and every student. Their offices are to some, a moment of peace in a storm raging with- out. A gentle smile, a few well chosen words, and one can step outside again capable of meeting any problem wisely. ln their hands may lie the advice that will be the finishing touch that will mold the future of each individual. To all, informa- tion may be acquired on scholarships and college entrance requirements. Theirs is the word of silence in a riot of noise. Bernice Stanford Freshman and Sophomore Girls Wilder A. Roe Freshman and Sophomore Boys STAFF The Dig brass and everyone eise .who needs hem is assisted by The statt. Many ot the days activities are ad-iibed by these busy peopie that rneet the complex, and sometimes unexpected probierns any one of 1500 energetic students 'ray present Whether student safety at the Seventh and Bridger intersection, inirneographing student notices, or keebing track of library books, eyery sphere ot school activ- ity is affected-by the triendly capability of these assistants. gag! 121, .ra ,J Qi 9, Frank Chambers Traffic Officer CUSTODIAIIS Clean grounds, desks and floors are kept so only by the tire- less efforts of the custodians. Their immaculate work reflects the shining spirit of the earnest way in which they tackle their jobs. Neatness in the wake of dozens of trampling teenagers would be an almost insurmountable goal, were it not for their Herculean attention to details. This never-end- ing iob, along with the night watchman's constant vigil that is often taken for granted, protects the school grounds and facilities. 4-1 - J 1 3' I Ivan Decker Head Custodian ,-Q97 X x z . Left to right: George C. Anderson, Custodian, lndia Clare Cooper, Sweeper, Delma C, Nearing, Sweeper, Arthur Walden, Custodian, Frederick E. Baker, Cus- todian, Ernest A. Holcomb, Custodian, Neal Keener, Custodian. l .ifftif Charles White Eagle Night Watchman FACULTY Glen L Alleman Soclal Studles PFOICCTIOFIISTS Club Advusor rangy rebel with a rusty relrc E Fredenck Balley Algebra Bookkeepmg Business Arlthmetlc callm for country capers 938 years of counsellng advrslng and trannung young people make clear the facultys untmng efforts to educate Their travels and wade varnety of Interests contribute to their scope of knowl edge By keeping broad munded and wlllnng to help these Instructors are helping to form the new leaders of the natcon It will be these teach nngs that we reflect May we warrant thelr efforts and devotion One B Bowman Drlver Educatnon Algebra Trafflc Advisor Publlcatlons S E C Advisor meddlmg motor mechanic Earl C Brunner, .Ir Btology Glenn M Butterfleld Blology Club Advnsor Ef19lISh F T A Ad vlggr W Id E h d accumulatmg ancestral anecdotes I , .. I 0 n . . . . . . . ., o a - o s a . . . ., . . - Agnes Butterfneld Wnldcat Echo Advlsor peelan at Pogo for pleasure 1 cat c o A vnsor capturmg close up of a k , 6 -L 'l 'T' is--1 Angelo Collis Physical Education Varsity Club Advisor Football Coach Assistant' Baseball Coach happy household handyman Arthur F. Coombs American History American Government Psychology World History Assistant Basketball Coach cool and cagey cager -17- Ada Carpenter English Social Studies Honor Club Advisor furbishing a flashy Ford Ella E. Carruth Shorthand Typing Commercial Club Advisor determining directions for a drive Marcus V. Carver Speech Debate Team Advisor hep harmonizing on a harmonica Ray R. Chandler Solid Geometry Advanced Algebra Trigonometry Plane Geometry Math Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor contemplating a clever checlcmate f '- Mil Ns. Q,- 4 l L' l if -is ,H l, ttis his ffl.. Homer Cox Advanced Algebfa Geofnetfv searching tor a certain snapshot Mariorie Dickinson Bovs Chorus Music Literature Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus Asserhbly Cornrnittee Menher showering sundried shrubs FACULTY DeRay Eyre Health Junior Class Advisor Football End Coach ga-gaing a gorgeous gal Lauralee Fawson Typing Girls Activities Advisor Commercial Club Advisor medley of mellow melodies Martha W. Fyhen English Sophornore Class Advisor protecting picturesque panoramas Frank B. Gerety Geornetry Algebra Basic Math Sophoivore Class Arl-.fisor tempting trout with tasty flies Mariane Halverson Physical Education Health G. R. A. Advisor idyllic items of the islands Heber P. Hardy Social Studies International Relations Freshman Class Advisor Pfoiectionists Club Advisor Student Council Advisor tinkering with a timeworn toaster Lt. Col. Linton Y. Hartman R. O. T. C. testing target tactics Clifton R. Hutchens Auto Shop serious skillful smithy 'X .L . 44:35 4.0, ' A' Qffgall 3.93. ff , , A .eu fy. V - , 'A v- , qflf.. 'Z' -fsaf .- 1 R.. -is. S 90 ffl s-.X ,fv- X., I f Robert G. Jackson Sociology World History Social Studies J. V. Football Coach Kitten Coach finding philately fascinating Bessie G. Jensen English Assembly Committee snappy shutterbug FACULTY Ray M. Johns American History Senior Court Advisor perusing past politics Elizabeth Jones American Government Senior Class Advisor pert puttering painter Katherine Keller Spanish Spanish Club Advisor stitching stylish skirts Edward R. Knapp American History Audio Visual Student Council Advisor tuclrered out, but tempted to talk A. Bardell Larson Band Music Club Advisor enthusiastic equestrian Eldon Larson English Freshmen Class Advisor conducting a chorus ot choraliers L, Q4 X lr-' L Alfa se ,244-tif 16 I i 5 11 ie., -'. ' 1 f 'I , , f WX M Richard Millhouse Typing Shorthand F. T. A. Advisor befriending furry felines Figero and Rufus Vernon Mohr Vocational Machine Shop General Shop Industrial Arts making a Mohr-mobile Lawrence J. Leavitt Banking Basic Math Basic Skills Bookkeeping terminating a fooled token Jack Lee Health Physical Education Assistant Football Coac Varsity Club Advisor planning a par putt Betty MacDonald English Cheerleaders Advisor Wildcat Country Clubloers Advisor connoisseur of continental cuisine Velma McKay Library enjoying Ellery's enigma 5 P4 . -ef . ,Ji .1 i Tom Neal Physics Algebra General Science Junior Class Advisor projecting prize pictures Merlene Neville English petting a pet poodle Harry Paille Physical Education Assistant Track Coach Basketball Coach Varsity Club Advisor wistful waterskier N. Revier Palmer Basic Math Geometry Algebra Honor Club Advisor beaufifying and bright'ning babbles FACULTY Alicia Parl-:er Remedial Reading repairing rod and reel Joseph A. Patterson Vocational Wood Shop I refinishing fashionable furniture if I-9 ix Elsie Perske Geometry Advanced Algebra Basic Math Junior Class Advisor challenging court champions Lee Pivornick Social Studies visionary vacation in Versailles Warren Portenier Drafting General Shop scanning sport stories Steve Rasmussen Biology r-gf.-' Biology Club Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor taking time in tying flies 'Isu,,,,, 'Umm-.W Kwai, 'l n-..,,x 'lb -X 3 Sally M Riggs English Senior Class Advisor Contest Committee relcnowned rival of Rembrandt Charles Ross Ar Art Guild Advisor gunman with gear and garb al' 00:1 Florence Schroeder Home Economics H A Advi completing a chapter of Costain Manenne Shaver Latin Latin Club Advisor collecting centuries old coins Q , Joyce Shamley Mansfield Snyder Privsicai Education Engiislw G. R A, Advisor Assenibiv Confmiiree Coy Cgmfy Cgmper GiVi'S COWWPNTT66 Evelyn Stuckey Priysicai Education Riivtnnie-Tie Advisor musing over rnusicales Raymond L. Sturm Coor:iina'or of Distr Emiiive Education CBFVGV of Ci9VEf CVQSMODS Joseph Thiriot Danna Qy-me-rf if V oft- di Hia,-,,.V , CN.-,. 7.95, a., -, v U c THR: C is f-':, zf Mirbiing wefvcrner Andrew F. Tozier r- -rv- ioee- Eco is' i i , Q, cc itarinn croesworci' ev king of fhe keyboard ff. Greta Strom Algebra F, T, A. Advisor inspecting specimens of sand and sea FACU LTV Av! Q! s Y. , sf' i ii' li 1 VV K if ff 'C' fi' fsfr ' -7.4 l-lomeroom Discussion Advisor 'Lf Martha Weaver Home Economics F. H. A. Advisor gathered garden gems Robert J. Whelan Diversified Occupations a customized configuration Victor Wood Chemistry Chemistry Club Advisor strumming a solo serenade Gwendolyn Woolley Health Jr. Red Cross propogating pomegranate for pilferers A-s .. X ix 'DF'--,, :uw il -e sunk o Cl STIIDEHI' GQUEIINMEHI' The formation of future citizens. The knowledge of our government has made it possible for us to put the democratic system into effect. One day, As the sculptor molds the clay and forms the image of his model, so do the leaders of our school, mold the thoughts of the individual with Justice and Equality. we will be the leaders of our countryp we shall influence the lives of others. . May we always exemplify to both our generation and the next ' the teachings of our forefathers. , 27- STUDENT COUNCIL F'e f- LN 'mf' Aff 2'5 -2 Ere '3 'wwe E K: 53' 'M' 'Nw' Setcfc ':.-. J-i:, Liz: is - 45, S S5-jjfj H. Jef 'Beige Paw-wife, if 'C 'Ln 'Cn 521, .'.::2s Nefi, .':2e3e': Soma Dc'3: .one Pena , Ke : Ho' Nada We Spas Tr fd ':.' ze' Wai dew FOJW 'cn Ka, Ahefv L2 3 .-.e, fe' 35 , James Lffde v2-55 :CJVTF Laue Ca 2 a FW' fzn. E fo.-. Pew Sfyle, Jeff' 'figme Beef Sffe, L fs? Jef te S Fi fc.-. Ee :wa 55 s' SHN Dafefzc' Hue Ji'g9' Lima Sardfa Hee- 1 '3,-. He fe Jeff' fax. Len Q Q- e 5 9.-.e nd, Wave is IZ Q A '3:Cf LC. Jo'-der: Sauce K wma Se-.e f' Q, Perf, N 'gg EIQHTP Haze, Leafwf' Da' e Be' Da' 2 fat Bova FQ' fzf, SMH Ste-we Tw af Steve Sue' Lpff, Svf:,,fqff QT- gd,-, Q' Las? 'af-.' Dame Fore? f 2 Q -86 as ..- --1 A Q-nun ' xi f- Q v ,.3F. .Ji--L Q0 r 'aa 6 'P C8 5 -7 y ,- '-fi E I '. ' ze. ., . as. 'ion 'S 4- , K Steve Ciliax Chuck Harker Federico Togni SE 'i1, Seng' Sgr' m' Bill Hendrix Linda Young Duane Free J it ' Soi'1 'u'-1 V'-sl' rr are Jus' Qe,t1yacdur aiorsptabler:unistt'r'ent, is aclfninistered in school by the Senior Court. Standard cour' procedure is ob- served. For exarnpie, students on trial rnust be assumed innocent until proven guilty The iurisdiction ot the court includes trial ot students charged witn breaking Council ff' -., SENIOR COURT DeLois Trumble, f Laurel Callaway, -A Richard Fighflin Cniei Justice Barry Rosenbaum, be rx 9' rules. The vigilance of tire court in ofovidf 'ng unbiased rul ngs is essente to s 'rcess' tu' student governrnerff f 'Q 4' 1' 'F sf. I ll-1-9 'fe e 2 'e.1 Jiri s ' Cav' bersn, Phil Cook Ray Johns Dfff, 'W' L 'rr 5. L1, 'L' 1-3 . 5 ? V 1 .. 'N ix QX ,4 . -. infraction of school rules often brings the offender a ticket to Senior Court issued by a member of the Student Enforcement Commission. This group, composed of thirteen representatives from each of the four classes, provides an important student self- government link between the student population and its judicial organization. lst row ref to right Judi Watts Fredericn H Judd Linda Rankin, Lynda Brown, Eddie Wright, Joan George, Liz Scott, Steve Patterson, innie Syde 1 i 2nd row Don Welington RooseveltONeal Allen Van Vorst, Harvey Leavitt, John Brower, Marilyn Johnson, Susan Kamm, Sue 3rd row He b Waldman Frank Walters De Wayne Bowman, Leland Johnson, Doug Stewart, Mark Habbeshaw, Ken Thiess, Jimmie Left To right- Bill Hardy, Commissioner of Enforce' ment, Mr. Orie Bowman, Advisor, Saundra Kimball, Secretary-Treasurer, Emmett Gates, Deputy Commission- er 'Q ,x I -31- 5-O Pe99Y Roberts Hverzz-1nun.rfr 4 www? Charrman 4-nmlbfww 174 A spnruted welcome betng extended to the San Dnego team IN 'l'E RSC IIOLASTIC COMMITTEE Thus commnttee promotes our own school spurut and better relatnonshnps wnth other schools They are led by the Cheerleaders IU such robs as decoratnng the goal posts and stands and greetung athletuc teams from out of town Wnthout thenr dynamuc energy the scenes of many student events would be bare and cheerless lst row left to rtght Laurel Callaway Butch Snnder Linda Tousa Tern Moss Peggy Williams 2nd row Barbara Johnsen Sue Hoopes Howard Oren Sarn Marber Mtke Kunder 3rd row Doug Cook Davud Powell Fred Walker Duke Gavln Dean Hamblln Don Wellxngton '? at if L as? rv 1-7 Ytv .3 32 vs, . 5 .. 0 N , Y . ' . ' .k 4,5 - r f 4 A 1 was , - lg . , or e-1.1. fz...'r'7':sf?:. ,fra if - '. t. f psy, sg. 'A is 5 'vim 53.40 M., E - l ,Q l rin ,4 ' T, - Q - - ' Q 1 -:' ' a - 'f . l 4 5 ' 3 A, qu A . , a 6 V7 ' ' e - .. '- M 5' . --Q Z 5. It b Q 4, r g I I, . 5 . f I-, 1 fs st . f A l : 4, f I . 11. 1 L I , ni' . ' f 'VX If A ji f We f it X. Q x 'BQ -4 ,ar Nj' f? .xx . K F- a QF' t- 3, .-.fi Sf' sr xgwr f 9' 'EEN BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Civic organizations of Las Vegas sponsor student leaders to Boys' State and Girls' State for one week each year. They meet with similar groups from throughout Nevada to organize a model government. By working in simulated city, county, and state jobs they learn much of the actual mechanics of government and its tre- mendous importance in all our lives. Along with this political experience, Boys' and Girls' State representatives meet new friends from other schools and gain en- joyable social memories. :. 2 Q S 3 A1 QI -.. X .1- S. ,Abi -33- I -5' Q . 7, 5- 65? lst row, left to rightg Leon Potter, Wally John! son, Butch Snider, Dean l-lamblin, Tim Sughrue. 2nd row: Dick Kopp, Dave Powell, Duke Gav- in, Lynn Atkinson, Rich- ard Fightlin. lst row, left to right: Sue san Bunker, Linda Tousa, Carol Ronnow. 2nd row: Jeannetta Thiriot, Teri Moss, Diane Johnson, Dee Trurnble. 'Y lst row, left to right Lynn Loughrey, Jane Allen Van Vorst Sue Hoooes Qnd row' Leona Strange 5 2 A t Lowe, Bob Forston, Binnie Syde, Melba Simmons, Richard Fightlin, Martin Bohen, Mahlon Brown, IIOMEROOM DISCUSSION COMMITTE E Duke Gavin Chairman Mrs. Vocker Advisor Few students get up earlier in the morning than the members ot this committee, for they meet before school to discover interesting week- ly topics which may be discussed in all the homerooms. Through their efforts homeroom meetings provide an easy, organized medium of expression for all the topics of school interest and controversy. Ques- tions about themselves, their school, and their community provide varied interest for classes throughout the year. A weekly chore of approving and printing the discussion sheets. 1-1 'Sf . ..34- ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE From jazz to classics and politicians to comme- dians, the assembly programs result from many hours of careful planning and hard work on the part ot committee members. They sche- dule assemblies, arrange the programs, and see that they are properly executed, They pro- vide one of the richest sources of school ex- perience. linda Tousa Walter V. long Student Chairman Co-ordinator 2 ian . .. Q, r - i I s A 'N' 'Y' l A f W Nt u .Mull A hush at the beginning of an assembly lst row, left to right: David Turner, Connie Clark, Teri Moss, Laurel Callaway, Yvonne Stew- art, Mrs. Dickinson, Mr. Thiriot. 2nd row: Wally Johnson, Johnny Hoopes, Pam Price, Ray Embry, Ron Baker, Miss Jensen, Mr. Snyder. r i i t fx. g I w l' 3' l' 4 Y l l l v i 1 T l .1 , 124-1 , W! i . l 1 if Suddenly we find ourselves on shaky legs eager to take the first step towards the arms of the beckoning world, though somewhat hesitant that we may falter and fall. Eventually, realizing that we are not alone, our minds recall those who have gone ahead and attained their ultimate goal. Were they not also afraid? And what of those who eagerly await our departure so that they may fill our footsteps? Our moment of indecision is over, for we have realized at last that the qualities we have sought and found in our companions will forever be a source of security. Should we falter, may the knowledge we have gained always be a source of courage and confidence! X ,2 1 Wl'l0'S WHO To the mighty vvorld outside of school, they are little known, tor they have not yet given it their genius. But in high school, where they are known for their ability to learn, sing, act, and make people happy, they have be- come separate entities. Each is a specialist in his field, be it education or sports, talent or humor. Without them our school would have little lite or spirit. They are the epi- tome ofthe joys and sorrows of the near future. Theirs is the shining light in a misty vvorld. i 5 N 'ti X ff, .J gi ,ni 1 i 1. QI 1 5-4 MOST ATHLETIC Howard Oren MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jeannette Thirlot John Ruymann MOST TALENTED Shirley Foremaster Bobby Tidwell Q 6 I-7- 5 MOST INTELLIGENT Kay A. Woodruff Jerry Post MOST I-IUMOROUS Linda Lee Tousa Richard Berry MOST ATTRACTIVE GIRL Carol Ronnow BEST LOOKING BOY Ron Angione 9:- 13 MI Izvc Tenmon x ,. 36 il if ii:-:ij f K w,4t.I'W'5 'UA -5 O O z, 3' ff , . J.. ' '4 U 3 ,, 7 .J - 5. I an W K? L14 ' ' l I3 ' X , x' '51, I 1 f-'X.f,r if fi l s i hi I xx ,AX A mL his gs. '.l I by f .X V' ,fX f -0 f . k! . 2 xx .g . PK T, x. K, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS As Freshmen we climbed The sTeps for The firsT Time, enTering a new world as eager beginners. Now we have reached The final sTep and begin The Trip downward. We musT cease our driTTing in space and find solid earTh, leaving behind our ouTgrown ideas and manners, and step TorTh as The epifome of young manhood and young womanhood. We are The newesT generaTion. This year's acTiyiTiesg such as, The Senior Ball, RecogniTion Day, Homecoming and The class play, are only a sample of The good Things ThaT we can do as a whole. Singularly, we also are able To show our indi- viduality. This is True now and will be Tomorrow, for we realize our duty fo ourselves and The world. 'T 1. at , ' . 1 Lynn B. Atkinson John Azbill Ronald Baker Edi Bakken Mike Baller Phyllis Beale Lee Beatty Dale Bennett Richard Berry Jack Abbott Paula Adras Annette Alexander Judy Allen Kay Altman Chad Anderson Ron Angione Deryle Ann Arnold 4 .- J gyiffzgp ,mv , if W , CFTQ' l ,F 0. l 1 I . i Q1 l I it ,sf?,fw.W 3' George A. Bramlett Bob Braswell Patti Brewer Marilyn Brooks Ken Brown Mahlon Brown Daniel Lee Bershin Kathleen Bertino Lucky Bessent Arlyss Bishop Mike Bishop Richard Bishop Nancy Blacker Belinda Bonamy Tom Book JH. mf' A 6. Q' 0' Dm I 1 Joyce Churchfield Stephen J. Ciliax Deloa Clothier Tyler Compton Eleanor Connell Peggy M. Connolly l Darb Bryan Kay Bryan Alan Buchholz Susan Bunker Laurel Callaway Gordon Camero George Canino Boyd Carpenter Rick A. Carrillo Fred Chalk Danny Choate Glen Church n-Stuart A., V 4, Doug Cook Rochelle Crisp Tony Cooke Marshall Dawson Elizebeth Dewey Jo Ann Elwarf Barbara Falba Gary Dillingham Dennis Emrich James Angelo Farabi David Early Caryl Entratter Royce Feour Bob Ellio? Fred Ericksen Richard Fighflin -if i--Q 1. f,,.' -o J 1 .-'L ,ug 1 ,IA Don Fitzgerald Shirley Foremaster Robert Foster Paul F. Foust Sharon Frazin Jeanie Gardner Emmett Gates Duke Gavin 1. 'Cf ,-.f9, .wal .. ,-N fi my y ' A Gia. . 'WB- Dick Gentner Joan George Fred Gibbs Gary Givens 7 ,1 1 I N R-I IQ -., xg,- m ,,4x,t,,,f'f1.,. 46,1 .,a3-,iz-Q .517 .- yt' A--neg? ff' ' ' All by -bien u, wg. A524 1 ,' ,, 1 '-.- ' '- ' -' -ffirsf 5-rg. f .'.,f,i., 'EFL-fs,-. .ifyQE?l29.'.8 ' ,. A.-.f . 5 , 'R Wendy Givens Rosie L. Glover Tobi Gordon Jackie Griffin Richard N. Gubler Joe Guffey Jimmy Guthery 1 1 I Harvey Hall Gordon Hardy Roger Harlaux Don Henrie Allen Hight Dean Hamblin Chuck Harker Charlene Hearrell Judy Hibbard Garry Holler Jim Heinz Heather Higgins Mickey Hollingshead Rowena Hendrickson Elliot! Hollub Gail Holt Lyla Jean Horton Richard Jameson Diane D. Johnson Evelyn Johnson Tommy Hooper Paul Hummer Priscilla Jaramillo Diane M. Johnson Ralph Johnson Susan Hoopes Linda Hurst Terry lee Jeffers Colleen Horsley Dan Jackson Dave Johnson QF? -fn ,.'33L'f, f I J 5 Gia, 4 ..i im! Wally Johnson Julie Jones Bonnie Jory Edmundo Jullierat Q 1 Susan Kamm Carol Kelsey Dick Kopp Gordon Larason in Bob Lawhon Gerald Lear Harvey Leavitt Gaylie Ann Lee Q , 3 i i Tony Kibbe Alex Klein Mike Kinder Elaine Kolod 1 1 TY NT i fuU-f. Sharon Lee Garlene Logan Bruce Ludwig Jeanny MacNeiI Samuel J. Marber Sallie Little Lisle K. Lowe Nancy Lund Helen Mara Gene Mathes Carol N. Maltsson Mickey Michaels .lolynne Miller Barbara Meek Sheila Michaels Rose Marie Mille? 43 'Of '-.1 3 4 f 0 in ,Q .za it I , X . A Q V ec Marilyn Norris Kathleen O'Donnell Howard Oren Mary Lou Palmer Lin E. Passey Corrie Pennell Cf' Dixie Misner Melva Mitchell Penny Mitchell Ronald Montoro Teri Moss Nancy Mossberg John McDonald Judith Louise McGuire Naomi Sue Nelson un '? U 1 .Er f . ,,v bf 15 1 pl! 1, gf C7 Q0 ' Barbara Reddick Tom Reece Raymond Regan Ronnie Renaud Judy Richards Gene Perry Laurie Perry Sylvia Petricciani Jacqui Phenix Dick Placak Steve E. Pollard Dan Porter Jerry Post Leon Potter David Powell Mavis Pulsipher John Rather ZS if -41 l . ALJ Peggy Roberts Carol Ronnow Gaylen Richardson Jerry Richer! Ellie Rosenzweig Forest Schuenman Melba Simmons Coralie Rowley Marilyn Sharnik Dennis Singleton John Ruyman Phyllis Shaw Richard E. Sires King George Sanders Penni Shorie Gaye Snell Q, Butch Snider Scott Soloman Jerry Solomon Tom Stewart Steve Stiver Linda Stokes Leona L. Strange Jeb Stuart Tim Sughrue Ronald Sweet Byron M. Tanner Richard Terrill lewis Terry Floyd Thackrey Kathy Thiess Jeannetta Thiriot Wanda Thrush Sheri Kay Thurston Doug Tice Bobby Tidwell Alberl Tobler Frank Tofi Carol Underhill Jim Wagner Nancy Jane Tinker Federico Togni Linda Lee Tousa Dennis Vaughan Herb Waldman DeLois Trumble Carroll Von Der Ahe Fred Walker Joan Tubiolo John Vos Phyllis Rae Weeks l l v-.7 s K fi 4-5. A ai 4 IN 4' ve-l GUY welngafdl Marilyn Wilber Ted Winn Kay Woodruff Joy Wyinan BYY-mf Werner Bill Wilhite Joanna Wood Catherine Wright Bob Yelinek Janice WGS? Richard Wilks Orin Woodbury Robert Whitaker Donna Williams Richard Woodbury 91 'NF X 5 5 John Hayes President K+. I z S, X. N, Ni F Front sear- Tonw Crorniey, Bofs' Treasurer, Joan Wagner, Secreiar, Glenn Stewart, Vice President Baci-Q sea! Beverty Bean, Giris' Treasurer, Leron Thornas, Boys' PTA. Representative, Ann Davis, Girls PT A. Represenf Tafive, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Busy rnaking pians io iii: 'he fooisreps of their predecessors, These are the ones rex? :ro 'ne The r prepafaiion uri? no? be cornpieie ornii They s'anci on The edesfai. Before Thfs oai is afraineci, he oa s of waitin and uncerrarnr as how Y Y To iii ine shoes To the Des' of their aoimy. Keeping in 'wind their successful Junior Prom and srodenr oirecfory, The To'ern Pore, they aireaoy have a gooo s'ar', Tneir hiiosooh ,Me 'oda as weii as ossihie, ama 's ro.ecrino toward . Y Y Y , v erfecficn, so forhorrow wiii be bn hier with a ,wider scoze of XOSSlOii-'AGS iii F7 Q F FJ 'UE 'efJVE. - ,,-A ... 3 ' avr- b X g.- Jug 'sz'- Q, , 1 . 0 ' 'MV' f - 1'-ga .L , ' Y if avg - ' - .Q 3 nec: , - xv, 4 f- . .31 ,., 'I ,avr , ,' 1 r M . Ar, ' Tek. Z Ese Peel A M ' Nea ,55- 1' y x , -1- Joan Amundson Rulon Anderson Linda Applegate Martha Jane Ball K!- . -Z3 lb? li Calvin W. Barnum Gloria J- Barnum Jo Barthrop Bud Bartlett .fy- 1 Beverly Bean Malcolm Bean Betty Bearden Shirley Beatty Nan Belcher Charles Bickhart Joe Brandise Sharlee Bell Mary Kay Blackett Georgia Brandt Connie Berry Shirley Booth Suzette Breit Mary Berry DeWayne Bowman L- -c- 1-7 W ...ZA 1, ,W I' -Q, 1 F3 - as? X. 'F he a g? X ' l I K f - -L x. ' ' my 3. 4, S- ' W K ,. I .IUNIORS 1 Sl f B., . Q'-2' Q 9 X ' ,gg .VX,- 3. SQA -'fl Charles Brrnker Hannah Brown Kay Brown Steve Brown John Brower Hernorla Brown Lynda Brown Shrrley Burroughs Laura Byrd Allen Chalterfon Kelly Clark Jerry Carson Connle Clark Edrlh Cay '5Q?'W' N! .l ,X CON 1-5 if iii Kay Coady Nancy Compton W Phil Cook Errc Cooper Davld Coons Carolyn Cox D' Qs F KM' . l Q A x , l l I 1' . . -I , gl ll 'rh C ' - ,C C r B ' za , 1 Vk, . Hwy M X L arf A' it 2. Y mx . Q 1 : :xi ',g-345 tx . f,'? B ' xo 2 I' ' -' ' ' t A Q l -v B l X! 4 f rl . I r l . ' -ii B B. ' 5' ' ' 4 2. I Q 4 - W- A C ., y I- rl-,gf V. y 1, , B f y 46 1 ' B 1 V ' , 1. r l l x I 23' PM .li HJ 15- Q was , iiqw 1 X4 1 an X Ann Davis Susan Davis Bob Dawson Richard DeSpirito Rosemary Dickerson Evelyn Dixon James Dixon Sonya Dotson Les Edwards Lois Eklund Douglas Ely Ray Ernbry Ted Ernbry Nancy Ernpey Elaine Eyre Terrie Fatica , f fs ,gf Q T' Margaret Cox Ann Crane Torn Crurnley Johnny Damico Dorothy Darnrow Anita Dase Ronald David Bob Davidson r 'l 4 5 4 A ,V fy .A g , l s I .11 X I viii' A Q5 f 'fi A V fs , HL lt S , , ,. - .M ,, iw , ' ff lf , was , ig ff A7 Ak , , bw. ix A S 1 W ,N i Q P 9, mf If . to S X N ef: E' A J .4 l'23'Jgl , , if 1 f '1'nm,,,,! G. L w ii? .9 ix , , .f ' x 5 Q .x 1 WJ 2 -at Eddie Fitzgerald Diane Freshwater Gregory Fritz Bud Gallier Dwight Goldstrorn Charlotte Gonzales Q' 13 Jerry F. Goodfellow Jerry Green Robert Guy Chuck Hale Steve Hampton Bill Hardy Gary Harrington Torn Harrington Elmer Harris Ronnie Hart John Hayes Joy Head Ellen F. Hefner Bill Hendrix Al Henry David Herrnstein Pat Hickey Glen Hickman Judith Ann Hill Patricia Ann Hillwig 3 'S-' -sf, Q9 '1' f qu-v Carl Jensen Leland Johnson Ross Johnson Nancy Johnston Karen Jones Mary Jones Frederick H. Judd Everett Kanter Harley Kaufman Sandra Kelsey Sr s. Pat Hogan Bob Howell Colleen Hoy David A. Hunt Gary Hunter Richard Isola Philip Jacobs Richard James Gloria Jameson Nancy Jenco ,f'5 AL. .IUNIORS R nerd evx X .-0 Q- ih I K . 6- A 'P ' Q 'W 4 Q . 4' ' 7' L ' L- 1, X- cw L L ' L L 1 L ' A I L L L B ll 1 J 4 . xv XL f .S L Y' Q . Q g a -r K.. C Q 'U ' JN- ist! Je- L ' L ' --9 fn- 'V X f . L L ,J - 'W - ' , ,fx .1 1 .J ' JH Kng ' Q L , All 'Len w n C 1 e ' 1 - ' ' Sa Ig nnbali Pa? ack Won , ' A E en Lenrz Neon' L1'es Qobe' Le.e Qen Lwe Rck Mage ness Uarlde 1: L 'is re wwe J 1 f L q NA in L Q 1 RQ: A' 'X Ma 'fans D Q fx r Q H , Y ' f' sw' WW 4 A L .N '4 . 4 L L 'sy I f f- W- 5 xp 4 Q I X A , gg :P K .- - ' 5. L 'A f ' , 'L P iq ..3- LW, L -L LL , KM ,L f xx N NL , I f L L ' Yi , Qi L' ',a'. 5 ' 1 A 'I Q. ' K' G.: - 4 i ge ' 5' X xg , . Q P ,:- .' 4. 'I'-1' ,.,N Y, .m .PK-- Q . 4 1 ' 4 W Q I A X K '. f ' . 'I e L . L L X Benn L 'xv 'Wx if v4 - L 1 -X Q nv I 1. QS- DNA 1 . 5- v if . Q - 1 rv ji, T L Li, 5 4 L XX I Q ,Q f DougLas Knday an Kr uvira K it E' Z I I TLOHS Knsy v Kr awe ore We Dowa Q. fx ef ' , I A, -'seem 'di K f ad iv ? MeLanme Krsnbawn Lynn Lambeth Rogex Krudson Dawvmn Leawtr Gene H Krause Ra wdy Leavm k fasow 3 s f ff 'bf ,fy x- , , .. - 'fw,3,15:F?, 'i ,J Q ' 9 ki , wtf' .5 V ,lf A JZ' X 1 if J it v 4 W? Sl w tk' '51 i '51, Mimi McDaniel Jackie McDevitt Larry McDonald Dale McGarvie Dick Newby Kay Annette Neyrnan Ginger Nichols Jerome Nieves Bob O'DonneII Ernie Ohlson Roosevelt O'NeaI Bob Oren Bette Ostler Stan Pahor Patricia Parker Deloras Parrish Rita J. Mayo Shirley Meade Saundra Jean Meek Eddie Meininger Harold Mellott Pat Minnick Judy Murphy . . Karen McCulloch .ffs 2. ww.. E'- fix . in my i Xi We Nr 'C of -of Q,-, 'HQ' -ook Pat Pearson Nyla Petersen Richard W. Preston Clarence Pefley Michael Phinney Shirley Prisbrey Phyllis Peri Elaine Pleger Glendya Lee Purdy Valerie Jo Perry Jonathan Preston Pat Purdy Linda Rankin Robert Reitz Freddie Joe Ratliff Bob Richardson Rance Redican Bob Richmond Lois Reid Steve Rimel Q'-w 4 lil Ti' John Romatko Sharon Ronnow Barry Rosenbaum Elayne Rosoff Shane Ross Joyce Rundle Allen Sampson Carol Samuels Mary Marie Schoffen Robert Schuck ..f'v' Pat Schur Marlene Schwartz Brenda Scott Bob Seward Ralph Sheetz Valerie Shook Marvin Shouff Pat Shull Kay Siddal Irene Estelle Silva Diana Singleton Sharon Lee Skoglund Sharon Slack James Smith Tucker Smith Suzann Spencer 4 :gs- , Q 'Fu 'V-w w' -. , -J: Q' H W , if 4 1 , 5: E. WL. A. .lv .1 M' ' 44 4 'ws -qi., , ' ,.N.z.f., ,,, Uj.. W f 5 , '.v.g,, ?31 .,,,. 41354, A AU.. Qi'-fn g 1: fs, E ' a Av -vw is L, '45 ' Q, 'QW -ull Joan Wagner Bobette Walker Frank Walters John Wanderer X David Warren Gwen Webb Elliot Weber Brad Weinman Gary Wellwood Roger West Richard Westlund Helen Whipple Jan White Sue White Faye Wilgar Peggy Williams Jeanette Williamson Linda J. Wilson Jessie Woodruff Patsy Woods Alton Wright Leon Wulfenstein Rod Yanke Phyllis Zimmerman .fb , , Q5 Thequesiforknowledge, encouraged by our avid curiosity, flowslilreariver engulling all the subieds we undertake, whether it be English, rrmhematics, drama, or biology. Eaehininway helpedprepereusforrhefuture, md malrinauslheltindmpeoplewewiibe givingus nowlegeol worlrlarounclus. Therewererimes irial,sueees,endfalun, buhhrougllitelwehevelearnerl iolivewilhoureelvesemlolhers. .f ,gs 1,15 Q 1, A b V, 13 if i , 1? .A Q, 4 ,ff if W x .1 I -V I .'k.-X. I N I Cf 'l F 'mr 1 Wx ENGLISH Engiish is the stepping stone to saccess, hoth sociaiiy and atadeiviicaiv, Without the precious gift ot seif-expression we would he iooseiy tied to our tei'o.r. man, unable to convnunicate our needs, desires, of einotions. The nioie cieaiiv vve express ourseives, the rnore chance we have ot attaining our goais. Man iudges man by the Wav he sounds, paraiieied by the wav he vvrites. Words are rnerely vvords until read and understood, as vve, the vvriters of this hook, have thought them to be comprehended. Words, and their correct usage, can ntean the rise or fail of a nation. Corhpiete understanding through words may resuit in universal brotherhood. tb in sux 'xv ' i ,WN MQ- ez: I i Q Y 1 f N 1 1 outa., , xi . Nc ixgrfitogih N4 NXON -Q9 OC Et 'Ng' EXEAAQV- i i Q 1141132 f i ' l M9 -Q..4 OV SOCIAL SCIENCE New students found it diffcut' and Somewhat fascinating trying to comprehend the Nays of 'nis habi- tat, A different building and un- farniliar faces, turning slightly as a new forrn passes by. An acquain- tance with any one of tne eight courses offered specializing in so- cial science, would enable one to become more farniliar with this tangled rnaze. Meeting new people and understanding their Nays of life will help prepare for life out- side this sheltered realrn called high school where there are no children and no adults. l ice 13,21 tl ,.1'l FINE ARTS We, the audience, see the finished product, the glorious shining thing that brings a tear to the eye of a proud parent or perhaps a smile to a close friend. But what of the weeks of preparation, the noble pushing aside of social activities for a glamorous, day- dream career. Rehearsals replaced recreation. All for one beau- tiful, ephemeral moment of glory. The general esprit de corps, a few well chosen words of praise, that accompany a job well done are sufficient reward. 90 0 o Q '.o. '. n Q' 1 'g 0 n'. -o : o'.v o'.. 1 o Q 0 o 0' o o .0 0' I o'U2' Oufg 0, g I 'J gn O O a,I.O .:4:o' O I U ,N, lt is in language that the pride and heritage of a country are exemplified. The beauty of words can transport a soul on a vicarious journey. The language class offers brief passports to the beau- ty and culture of other peoples. Daydreams of a night under Paris skies, a walk in the sun- light in Rome, or perhaps a Mexican bullfight fill the Wanderers' minds. I 2? VQCATIQNAL DEPARTMENT The continual evolution of building and rebuilding, tearing and re-tearing, fitting and refitting will be complete only when perfection is obtained. Excellent equip- ment is offered in all three of the voca- tional shops for both would-be and pres- ent-day artisans, Jobs well done, for oneself or for others, create a feeling of deep satisfaction. ! lr 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Enjoying life To The uinaosf is dependent upon the blessing of good health, which is not the result of randofn circurh- srances. Knowledge and understanding are necessary fo proper physical and rnenfal rnalurafion. Basic Facts and helpful habits are happily blended with grace and rhylhrn. B Ki ' 4 7, 1 5' 4 nf x S 'H ' an my ,uf idk, 8 li L-3 5 xxx w l Nc. MATHEMATICS Mathematics is an adventure in thought. Figures dance past the eyes of the begin- ning student, perhaps a bit too quickly. Learning becomes more complicated as time passes. Eventually life becomes simplified by newly acquired knowledge. The genius is born and begins a lifetime of searching in the realm of the sphere, the arch, and the cipher, while others pass it by, dazed and confused. jQ,,,-naw SPECIALIZED CLASSES The stage of lite between child and adult presents many problems of the student. He must learn to accept the responsibility of maturity in a tevv short years. Future wives begin to explore the complexities ofthe American home in their eagerness to assume the role of wife and mother. The schoolboy sees the coveted family car coming within his grasp as he prog- resses in driver education. Books become close friends to the budding scholar when the covers have been opened and new worlds of enchantment pour out ot the pages. The first steps toward the adult world have been shaky and sometimes halting, but the future promises to be re- warding. xii' .6 'W ff-L - ' XIV ol ' 0'l This is the beginning. A bewildered individual discovers for the first time Let us, who ar what lies around the first bend in the road of life. Ahead lies a path never before traveled, offering new and wondrous things to all who will accept its challenge- a little work, a little play, and the desire to find a place in our world-maze of flux. New portals waiting to be explored stand sturdily, hoping one day to be opened. Today will decide the tomorrow that we looked forward to yesterday. e to be the leaders for many tomorrows, be prepared to meet with our fates as they have been destined, ever keeping progress and truth the essence of every motive. ..80.. aw. W 7 Lett to right- Mona Kay Potter, Girls' P TA. Representative- Doug Stewart, Boys Treasurer, Mari'vn Joinfson Secretaq, Defra Sanford, Giris' Treasurer, Mark Habbesravv Boys' PTA Repre, sentative, Pam Price, Vice President ml' Ray Demman President Advisors: Steve Rasrnassen, Martna Fvnen, Frank Gerefy. SOPIIOMORE CLASS OFFICERS A nigner rung bas been reached. First irnpres- sions proved iasting, and promise is the keynote ot tne class of '59, Feeiings ot newness have been ternpered by experience, vet new frontiers are ever awaiting in tne distance. Many honors have been bestowed, inciuding tops in the sto- dent body and a Vaientines Sweetnearts Dance tba' attracted 'pany coupies cornp5e'ed tiaeir ac' ' ,e year, Soptsornores prizewinnirwg feat -ffivhsf ' if , 1' Q, -M75 'K ,. 2 W' V tml: fc J '?f 3 lr, am ' 1 2.-an Q w -ad - ,f,. .um X Aff X' 9' S ':'Wfff ,ef 'IK' +57 . 7, ,i.f?,,iLl14f4 1,-501. -ml - fha? ' F ' '. r ,, ,img m .Q ,WE Q yn 'i4fZf?'EA:',- ,- qwfei ' .' Q.. F' ' iw. lf. .r ,,-.. YN-, V, R-9:13 ,., -, M. . ,- Z ,llgn 'L . 4 3 V , ,,,,:,,.nA MW, Q A . x .MN , ,Z v- , gy. g..,,4 .J W ,rf .yy 4 M k ip -fl L ,gg 'ravi . ,. j-jf , 'iw 4-.'.,.' Ifwfff li 4' I P: - ,,,. 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'A . gf' rg QI K' 7 ' '- ff s ,4 1 f J ,441 ,- if , . r ,. ' if asf tw My 1 25 wh it 1 gi l Zn' , ja' if' .H ' f My A ns? YQ-E f 32' 5 Elf M V W . , 551-Mg:-igg. x 505,54 22:5 1 K -,E 1? 1 :uw ' Q. -1:16, ai in . .-f 1 gh JS 2 x , .V -.M ,Ev 5? 'F 1 0 .npr + Y, X Monica McDermott Gary Nellis Carol McDonald Steve Overbey Kate McDonald Roy Parrish Sharon McMillan Fin Pepple Enid Perlove Carolita Pierce Peter Poulos Ralph Perry Julie Plewe Tannis Power Josie Peterson Richard Polson Danny Powers Ronnie Phillips Mona Kay Potter Pam Price -99- Teri Pritchard Michael Prosin Bob Ralenkotler Raymond Rawson ,ll Mariean Sharp Spencer Sharp Sandra Shupe Janice Sill Sheila Small Addie Smith .-- S -ng. C5 Bobbie Sue Reed Michael Reid Georgia Restine Savoyd Reynolds Carole Rivkin Linda Rizzardo Gordon Roberts Joyce Roberts, Pam Rosenburg Pam Royal Ronnie Salmon Edwina Salome Donna Sanford Kenny Sawyer Joe Scalise Lynn Schuyler Liz Scott Joan Seaman Kay Seiler Diane Sharp I Beth Smith Gloria Jean Smith David Snyder Ted Solis Ned Soloman Beatrice Johnie Sparkman Robert Spina Dianne Sprague Bonnie Stapp Laura Stark Mary Stetson Doug Stewart Ken Stewart La Raine Stewart Lynn Stewart Mike Stirling Robert Sullivan Guy Tanner Linda Taylor Pat Taylor Tony Terry James Thacker Tim Thompson Bobbie Thrush .lack Thacker Ken Thiess Darrell Thornton Bull :tus O Q-5 ,-I ilu- t H.- Bill Townsend Pam Tozour Bill Trahan Barbara Trembacz Susan Trout Jackie Urie L 'qv Larry Wadsworth Judi Watts Stepha Christie Wilks Charles Williams Claire Williams Ann Woodruff Jade Woodruff Eddie Wright Joanna Wright Tom Wright Jack Yeager Arthur Young Linda Young n J. Zimmerman -93- i Steve Von Der Ahe Karen Weaver Pat Whittington Douglas Wells Kathy Wiest Walt White John Wiley T' i 9' cm- Adu. 7 . rg' :X 1. 1 sf v- T' -a - Left to rlgntz Connie Wagner, P.T,A Representafiveg Dee Anderson, Giris' Treasurerg David Bunker, Vice Presidenfg Susan Warker, Secreraryr Brad Bornan, Boys' Treasurer, FRESI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS Hn ors Heber Hard E ion Larson Hu-wzzrefis ef ve.-J faces .nearrnc exznressrons cr curl- e-' ,ard eagerness are cen- e- s' C' on Nos. they 'nasr begin 5 F, 'N f: seek sage as rs tie si We free rs 7 ii , rf- fihvjj 13 r:e ceg:' :,+ ' 1: ' f: ' 1e'Xf,:e'11e ' 1' f G 5 da? ' 'u.'. y I 'w-- 'I' Z i 1 l -, Shirley Adams Dee Anderson Judy Andrews Ted Bair Ronald Banta Kay Ahern Marsha Anderson Geraldine Arnold Charla Faye Baker Sherry Barber Don Alsup Martha Anderson Patti Arnold Julie Ann Ball Jackie Barthrop Jack Alter Russell Anderson J. J. Baccus Donald Banta Connie Beaugard Chuck Benedict Cynthia Bertino John Jerald Boggs Sharon Bennett Patricia Bickhart Martin Bohen Janice Berry Linda Blakely Sharon Boles Dela Delo Dent plane Fred Diamond ng Kathie Jo Dilling Joyce Dobrow Lynn Cook Michael Cox Dorothy Coon Stephen Cox Kathye Cripe Barbara Daugherty Ramona Davis Sheron Cummings Gail David MHZ?-t .L . Marilyn Cope Sandra Craig Dennis Daly Janene Davis S E ffFf7?' 'ififfy R 1 ,, Sandra Dotson Charles Dunigan Caroline Eckert Janet Eldredge Linda Dougan Eddie Durston Bob Edwards Judy Ellingham Murray Dubin Judy Ann Earl Hope Beth Ehrlich Bonnie Emmett Al Jo Ann Dawson John Dawson Philip H. Empey James Fairchild Sandra Fife 1 ,ig fx ,Ax Robbie Goodfellow Mike Goodman Mariorie Goodwin FRESIIMEN Howard Greene Judy Greene Gary Gregg Janet Gresham John Gubler Roger Hall Kenneth Flippin Dana Foretich Carol Fox Rocky Fox Duane Free Joe Freeman Frances Frehner Carlene Fisk Rosalie Frehner Shirley Frisbie Maris Garside Carol Gates Sarah L. Gaylord Sandra Gervie Carol Elaine Gibbins Linda Gibson Myrna Gifford Toni Giuffre Pat Goble Ronnie Gold -'-4 , 4 1 as Qs 'W-, ,. is 5 fl? 51 V' is M Q ' f QW eg bb Q as 5' 3 , g 4 'rv 41' is Michael Landy Susan Larkin Donald LaVance Julia Mae bee Richard Lee Judy Lerch Rod Levine Michael Little Susan Lockitch Denise Huntsman Garry Hutchison Donna James Patty James Ross Jameson Wesley Jefferson Larry Jensen Sandra Jeppson Judy Jochim Gerald Johnson Sandy Karvasales Gail Ann Kearns Mike Kessler Richard Kilday Robin Killinger Joe Kimmel Marlene Kirch Jerry Koerwitz Clarel Komer Karen Kunde naw- ' tg Lenore Long Diane Lothes Phil Lovaas Dale Lowe Joan Meeker Deanna Meininger Robert E. Meyers J. G. Mileusnich Tom Milk Betty Minnick Rowena Mitchell Connie Molina Bill Montgomery Mary Lynn Moore Don Moss Harris Murry Patricia Lowe Freda Lowman Carolyn Ludwig Larry Maddux Maureen Mancini Ronnie Mandell Beryl Marber Jerry Martin Paula Marvel Jean Mason Paul Mattsson Richard Mayo My 'W 1 ' wif' H dfr L ' ,Z E f , if Q 4 F, Y 3 fr ya V , ki Q, 'ff' -., v 4' WSH J . 1, : W3 I A an 5 gg , vlfk ff iw Q if 3 W ' , f' is Q ,Q ii 5 if A ,, .3 , .aw 5 A ,ig V fl' M 4 W f 4 David Turner Sharon Unrot Barry Vandever Margie Victor Diane Volrie Robert Vos Edward Wagley Connie Wagner Karen Wahl Bernard Smick Marsha Smith Nancy Southerland Linda Speirs Barbara Spencer Carolyn Steffan Robert Stentz Sherry L. Stephens Marion Stewart Yvonne Stewart Sharon Stickell Ann Strickling Bertha Swanson Binnie Syde Ann Marie Taranto Roland Tate Joyce Thomas Terry Thomas Liz Thorne Bonnie Touchette I 4 gi 7:31 I -i ,L , r JQJFQ , in ,f 'iQ1,if'fQ sz. j4 Z L. L iiYu...'i 2, T 'fi J.5'z 49373523 Lv fa. iw .P 1 nf, lijiif Kiiffif Rl, ka fri: :TSX 15511 5155- 'z J-lla, f'. iff ,ff-wg . .475 ' jg' if 4. .f- fin A ti: P1 Hg.. - an :tri 'I f -Ze get gy. .gn iraq! , . , , ff.x,:1jgf:' T .- ei, 'feidiil' E' f' , ' Til. all wgfiug-Qfli , 'Q -qb'1iSQf . '-'S1',f+'7i1' - Jin -rf' ' sw W - 1 4' 'AL-.AY .qv ' , l V' Barbara Wilcox Myrna Wilgar Hazel Wilson Virginia Wilson Neil Witt Sharon Lee Woodbury Cynthia Woodruff Robert Wright Sue Wright Stanley Yee Helen Young Patricia Zahn 105 Dennis Waite Susan Walker Sharon Walmer Diana Ward Don Warren Roy Webb Judy Weiner Karen Weller Dorothy Wellington Ted Wendel Sandra Westerman Beulah Marie Whaley Beth Whipple Jim Whipple Bob White Lubertha White Mary Whittington Il 4 0llGAlllZA'l'lbNS Belonging is an inestimable privilege. In an organization a student spends hours working with others hoping that his participation will be somewhat beneficial to the group. In retrospect, we discover we have learned one essential principle of life: co-operation is the key to organization unlocking the portals of progress. -'l07- CHEMISTRY CLUB WW Swv or EVADA Allen High? Pfesldemf 9-9 4 ' e An exciting trip to the Basic Management Chemical plants in Hen- derson to observe practical applications and wonders of science terminated a busy year for these future chemists. The trip was an appropriate climax to a year of laboratory experiments, lec- tures, and films thus providing the final and necessary link be- tween the theory and modern use of chemistry. First row, left to right: Lois Eklund, Connie Clark, Betty First row, left to right: Dick Mason, Richard Preston, Bearden, Second row: Kay Coady, Naomi Liles, Susan Steve Hampton. Second row: Bill Hendrix, Kelly Clark, Kamm. Third row: Brenda Scott, Dennis Tishma, Mimi Leon Wulfenstein. Third row: David Herrnstein, Richard McDaniel: Fourth row: Allen Sampson, Jerry Carson, Westlund, Stephen Ciliax. Fourth row: Boyd Carpenter, Ernie Ohlson. Fifth row: Jerry Nieves,iPhil Cook, Allen Dwight Goldstrom, DeWayne Bowman. Fifth row: Ron- Van Vorst. Sixth row: Bob Richardson, Tom Crumley, nie Lurie, Eric Cooper, David Hunt. Sixth row: Leron John Vos. Thomas, Glenn Stewart, Herb Waldman. I NU irffvvifgffvixfw f E A f , 6 fb. iii y' 0 I ,I BIOLOGY A,-' V1 First row, left to right: Joyce Roberts, Secretary, Carole Rivkin, Sergeant- atfArms, Sharon McMillan, Treasurer, Stan Pahor, Advisory Board. Second rovv: Allen l-light, Advisory Board, Mr, Rasmussen,Advisor, Miss Jensen Advisor, Mr. Brunner, Advisor, Ronnie Johns, Vice President. Field, mountain and museum treks kept the Biology Club's thirty -r 4 members active. From the Sunrise Mountain fossil beds to Moapa Warm Springs, the club surveyed the animal and plant lite ot Southern Nevada. By the end of the school year, they appeared to quality as the best informed group of students in the school. Look out! There is a Diptera Culcidae on your shirt! Splat! Oops, sorry. Jimmy Hartsell First row, left to right: Lu Anne Misner, Shirley Burroughs, Carol McDonald, Helen Garvin, Linda Rizzardo, Bobbie Sue Reed, Valliera Hampton, Karen Lackey. Second rovv: Edward Hester, Larry Bingham, Tom Wright, Jade Woodruff, Art Young, Brent Lykins, Eugene Daven- port, Mark Frazin, Mike Prosin. Third row: Ron Maior, Raymond Rawson, Tyrone Levi, Gale Block, Sharen Lackey, Roberta Coulter, Lynn Stevvart, Tom Moore, Alex Sparkman, Norman Johnson. 'C' L5 if C-' . f lxrxrjz 'i . . r -p PROJECTIONISTS All right, turn the lights out, we're ready. EARP FILMS PRESENTS THE STOR R Y offffffff R'?'-, Will someone turn the lights on again, please, there is something wrong with this proiectorl' So that this scene will never be repeated at L.V.H.S. the Proiectionists meet to learn the correct way to handle film and equipment and will then offer their expert services to all users of visual aids. Lets run through that once more, men. First row, left to right: Steve Patter- son, Michael Little, Dean Higgen- botham, Tom Milk, Leon Potter, Alice Bowman, Melva Mitchell, Frank Joy. Second row: Jerry Boggs, Steve Wit- aker, Glenn Alleman, Advisor, Heber Hardy, Advisor. The Camera Club holds forth every Tuesday night in the dark room. Conversations concerning hypo, developer, depth of field, f settings, cropping and bounce light can be overheard as lab techni- ques, composition and equipment come up for discussion. Members conduct experiments in vari- ous table-top and portraiture techniques. Money for new equipment has been raised by photo- graphing couples at the student dances. Covetous eyes are focused on a new enlarger. Left to right: Karen Reed, Larry Skin- ner, Tom Neal, Advisor, John Russo, John Eubanks, Michael Little. I V - , Zi'-T , S if 1 y . n S , 5 gms , 5 if E5 L K . - vA4n.,x y X 4 ,N-,, Q, A Sw I 4 H .Q Q A Amf r Am! ff 2 5 2 Q x' - ':. H ,X , 4, , , I 0 1 ,A 2? l. ffggiq A S. 'Fx 233 ww. Qt Co-consuls: Federico Togni and Sylvia Petricciani. z. The i. itiates gat i ct ,rector Gu .ng ,i e tg-dgt J Satwnalia First 'on ett ts rignt Kat , O Danna' Qdaeygf Naomi Liles Aedie Sfffltfd 'on Mrs Shave' Ad.-sg' Norman Jo's'tso't fled 'e Pa' Sins' Aed- e LATIN CLUB Through Saturnalia, the treeing ot the slaves, and a toga roped banquet, replete vvith a Latin rnenu, these students re-live the rituals and testivals of the classical past ot ancient Rorne. The extensive and diligent preparatory research necessary to accurately re-create these events is testimony to their sustained interest. The re-telling of ex- citing historical adventures, unequalled today, never fails to amaze and bring to life again the romance of the .an- tiquities. f Q.. ..-'--,-AM, .,,V .- 9 ' 4 41 -DX Eff xr' t.., .Q 'CD ' -nr L, First ron, iett ro right Bos Rfvrrforid, Dorothy Siwgdaie, Borvrie Joni '.i'ar a Ba i, Aire Long, Katiwieerw MC- Domard, Carroi vort Der Aoe, Marcia Leigon, Aww Mairw.a'1d,S'ar1 Favor Nancy Bowers, Gary Atiqiri Frank Joi. Second row: Ricrtard DeSpi'ito, Smeiia Smaii, He en Gawm, Jaoet Lone, Lmcia Brimrrter, Soarort Lee Skogiurtd, Judy Hibbard, Borme Gotrtrie, Ronnie Lorie, Bi'i Traoao, Mike p'O3i'w, Rrciward Figritim, Dove Gavin, Mike Co1e,Third row: Eer' Hefner Nafc, Kramer, Nfiie Ko: ou, To , 'ay 3' Pr: 'Qoof F2 :earn Dresfoo, Manoa' Lopez, Jerry Nievee frfarrew Frarov. Baifkeri, BN Herd' 1 E05 Ea. 5 First ron, iett to rrytf Boo 'Jos Ros: Jarresor Eddie Co'1 'er,l,,t,ff4':1ref.5 Caroim Steftaiw,Sarai1 SWBJVT, Lyla Jeart Hor'ort, Soer a Svogpred, Linda Dofwef Bef' Sift? T are Kzfrier, Eirwrie S,de, Beryi Martuer Ser orid ron Join Posao, Katrwie Diiimg, Eioise Tiilrrwari, Kraxtiit Hoeta, Jeri Jaitseri Patsy Barnett, Jariet Gresham, Siiaiort Pouas, Jaiiie Fayie Lyrirn Lourglrirey, Eriifa Pairrifgi, Marvin fwderggii, Sherry Steniweits, Tiiird row Bob Citisrtoirrt, Rod Lev we George Rifirardg, Kirbf Herroii, F?i iar': Lf-fe Jawre Tahetamg, Jodi, Greene, L,1't'- Stewart, Bonnie Stapp, Li'i'1d VHLJSTJIW Mite Foo' tain C' iv fa Ba-f-r f 'ef L11-e, Lw-re Schiyer, Liar, Dawn -,V ' fl W T Mt ' 14 Q , ...--- --- f' , Y . ill. T i. x K ,.....-.-- , nc, I A!! i.s.155,ji. J, - Ji? Aff .1 . 94 A, ' ,, La Navidad was celebrated in true Spanish style by these senores y senoritas with traditional food at their dinner and, of course, the pinata filled with goodies for all. The response to their Pan American assembly and spring carnival was most gratifying. El dinero from the carnival estab- y ,g lished a scholarship for a fluent and ardent Spanish student V and purchased books as a gift to a school south of the border. Eric Cooper President A stroke of luck will bring a shower First row, left to right: Lois Eklund Secretary- Leron Thomas, Vice-presi of gifts. dentg Sharon Lee Skoglund, Treasurerg Mrs. Keller, Advisor. Yi - - ww-a-qzrdaa , ,,,, , - z .f .5 ' :L-Qililigf, ,,. 1' C . u 1 , F ,Aff , A 1 1 T1 . ., ig Q , 4,23 2 .4 if 9' , IT.. I 1'- V ,.'.,g., if a ' - ' -v si . Q f u- :U fri. - ' 6 ' , ,f.'-1'-'.'.! s 'yn , ll: I, I 1-1zZg?F. y .ju-1 ,,,f ,M L f V , . 1 1, .. 'ss , g , ' 'O 'Qc W z 1 -467 . In vm , , ' 44,1 .,- . 1-r-,N A if ,1 -P f , f' 3 rj 1 , 7 14 -r - .FL , ' f . A z , I I 4' ff ,A A 'S . A ' ' ' ff f f ' ' nn? 5- I' lv - , HF' 1 ,av , f . J , gzf 1 2' 34 4' Mk. 5, ,Q 1' ,.. ,X 1.2 ff., . L v , s .. ui? n V x , ,Q ' M Q ..L Q V llfggi 5 L. fjfff. Y Lglffkl if I w., 'gig . , , : , , ,, , . ' id. ' 'A - 'zlwl L M' A-1 ., A f-, H ,I . :' 1 3 -' 1 4, ' Q .1 f A-if- 1 H E . vs. uw, , , f .4 :. .5 .ii . :ASA 15 V :Q . a fr, M is, 2135- . n f . A1 151 , 'T' , ,ff jf ' 2 XS. , is f ' - . AK .- xt X .L gg W U, A , f?i.C'7.P 1 45 . , fg.'kv'Eis15 ' M 2 ' 7' 1 , , 'E fg. Mvfwxz- g . ,, f .,. V. Oui, Mam'selle, French language sounds charmant when the French Club convenes, inasmuch as meetings are conducted en- tirely in this romance language. This has proved an excellent way to gain more ease and proficiency in the use of the language, c'est non? Film strips and foreign records, to bring better un- derstanding ofthe French cultural pattern, are purchased as often as possible, Ucomprendez-vous? Whenever a French movie comes to town, oo-la-la, the whole club attends, en masse. A night at the movies provides entertainment for French Clubbers ,L P! X a A .vl9 1 ,1 J P ,S gf-.,, - First row, lett to right- Ronald Banta, Jackie Barthrogt, Beverly Bean, Donald Banta, Jackie Burke, Jo Bathrop, Bud Bartlett, Elaine Averett. Second row: Gary Dillingham, Judy Dondero, Evelyn Dixon, Sally Capel, Kay Coady, Nancy Contner, Betty Bearderi, Gale Block. Third row: Elaine Kolod, Marlene Kirch, Gail Kearns, Otis Harris, Kathie Horden, Garlin Hahn, Ronnie Gold, Hope Ehrlich. First row, left to right: Glendya Purdy, Sally Morris, Carolyn Morris, Mimi McDaniel, Sandra Moore, Peggy McCaughey, Sharron Leavitt, Willie Johnson. Second row: Sharon Walmer, Jackie Urie, Brenda Scott, Mary Schaften, Judy Shingleman, Maria Sackas, Carole Rivkin, Philip Prosin. Third row: Doug Tice, Nancy Lund, Teri Moss, Ted Wendel, Jeanette William- son, Phyllis Zimmerman Nancy Emoey, Pat Purdy 515, , v ,Q - fx First row, Left To right: Richard Bishop, Waiiy Johnson, Howard Oren, Duke Gavin, Tim Sughrue. Second row: Lisle Lowe, Butch Snider, Richard Fightlin, Ronaid Baker, Eiliott Holiub, Mickey Hollingshead, Third row: Sfeve Sfiver, Douglas Cook, Don Weiiington, Herb Waidrnan, Dick Kopp, Bob Lavvhon. First row, ieft1o right: Evere'T Kanter Roion Anderson, Chock Hale, Richard isola. Second row- Bob Oren, Glenn Siewarf Jerry Green Larry Wagoner, Wiliie Johnson R John Ruymarl Reviewing a past victory. President Webster's Intercollegiate Dictionary defines an athlete as, Anyone trained or tit to contend in exercises requiring physical agility, stamina, and, often, strength. Such are the members of the Varsity Club. Each, in his own sport, excelled in a man- ner betitting a letterman and en- titling him to wear the Most of their completed projects were on the athletic fields or courts. Time was found, however, to sponsor a Homecoming Victory Dance, stage a banquet to honor outstanding members, and to solicit contribu- tions tor the March ot Dimes. Lett to right: Herb Waldman, Sergeant- at-Armsg Mr. Lee, Advisor, Howard Oren, Vice President, Mr. Paille, Advis- or: Dick Kopp, Secretary-Treasurer. VARSITY CLUB i?EL' K 4 W. Q K x Garlene Logan President Lett to right: Mrs, Carpenter, Advisory Nancy Blacker, Vice president, D i a n e Johnson, Treasurer, Nancy Lund, Seca retary. Members enioy a dscussion with Federico Togni is QF SENIOR HONOR CLUB Top grades are the requirement for Honor Club membership and accurnu' lating enough honor points is difficult, thus creating a rather exclusive organization. They did, however, in February rnake Federico Togni, our Italian exchange student an honorary member. The purpose as stated in their constitution is a lofty one, to encourage leadership, school and cornnwuniy citizenship and scholarship. Although not the civic leaders in the fund drive for Hungarian Relief, they did participate and made a sub- stantial contribution. O' N n in il Q Ts fx W. 'A'-sp Flrs? ro.-., left To rigl-l Carol Ronraow, Jearneva Tnirlol, Leona L Strange, Man yn Bros-we Second 'om Llnda Lee Toosa, Penny Mncbell, Kay Woodruff, Marilyn Wllbef Tfifd ro.-y Boyd Carpenler, Dolfe Gavln, Allen Hignf, l-lelen Mara, Jerry Posl, John Poyrnan. Flrsl ro-ff, lefl To rlgnl- Peggy Sleele,Manl1aJane Ball, Beverly Bean, Nancy Ernpey, Glona Jameson Second row Anna Dase, Lows Elcond, PnnlCoolc,Mirn1McDanlel.TFlro row, Leland Jonnson, DeWayne C. Bowman, Harley Kacfman Ronald David, David l-lerrnsteln P yr 'x sa 'W LJ p.- V, 5-14 JUNIOR I-IONOR CLUB The brains ot the sophomore class are 'nercbers ot tne Junior Honor Club. The ideals coincide with tnose of the upperclass group, and they have proudly upheld the prescribed standards ot scholarship and citizenship. Contributions to CARE throughout the year demonstrated their benevolent and thoughtful spirit. T7 Y O T7 :Xxq l, ks Lett to right: Linda Young, Program Chairman, Sharon Leavitt, Girls' Secre- tary-Treasurer, Jimmy Hartsell, Vice President, Mr. Palmer, Advisor, Willie Johnson, Boys' Secretary-Treasurer, Janice Sill President First row, left to right. Margo Bartlett, Carole Rivkin, Bobbie Reed, Karen Weaver, Nancy Bowers, Nancy Mat- thews, Linda Downey. Second row: Pam Price, Helen Garvin, Karen Lackey, Dot- tie Singdale, Carolyn Morris, Nancy Contner, Elaine Averett, Allan Earl, Eu- gene Davenport. Third row: Ann Wood- ruff, Hope Metcalf, Alice Long, Carol Bluschke, Bonnie Guthrie, Sharon Flast- er, Bob Forston, John Wiley. Fourth row, Mike Prosin, Lynn Stewart, Tom Wright, Julie Fountain, Maureen Dane, Judy James, Janie Fayle. Linda Tousa President First row, left to right: Carol Mattsson Vicepresident, Laurel Callaway Party Chairman, Judy Allen, Treasurer Annette Alexander, Secretary, Mrs. Carruth Ad visor, Miss Fafvson, Advisor. COMMERCIAL CLUB ln order to familiarize themselves with the problems of the business world, Commercial Club meetings feature speakers and discussions concerning all phases of busi- ness and employment possibilities. The members devote their noon hours to selling candy and school supplies. The profits pay for a scholarship awarded to a worthy member at graduation. As an extra incentive to the sales girls the member having the best sales record is honored and presented with a gift at the annual spring party. First row, left to right: Patti Brewer, Belinda Bonamy, Joyce Churchfield, Nancy Compton, Ann Crane. Second row: Elaine Eyre, Charlotte Gonzales, Gloria Jameson, Priscilla Jaramillo, Terry Lee Jeffers, Saundra Kimball, Karen McCulloch, Judy Miller. Third row: Julianna Miller, Melva Mitchell, Marilyn Norris, Mavis Pulsipher, Lois Reid, Leona Strange, Geraldine Thorn- ton, Nancy Tinker, Alma Tobler, De Lois Trumble, Phyllis Weeks. C .ax f 'X QQ if im' .4'ff2!f' Hanna Brown President , YY asitfiilf , A. J - Lt -1 V, Q, .. N U g 5-3-A..f l'b-'11 Left to right Laura Bryd, Secretary Donna l-lopkins, Historian, Bonnie June Emmett, Bobbie Sue Reed, Treasurer, Kay Siddal Point Keeper, Berinda Bonarriy, Program Chairman, Mrs. Sch'oeder, Mrs Weaver, Advisors, Homemakers are no longer limited to a routine of meat and potatoes, laundry, pets, and general household drudgery. The modern home has become a fascinating wonderland with miracle fabrics, frozen foods, efficient machines, beautiful colors, and exciting entertaining. To keep informed on modernizations in home and family living is the maior concern of the Future Homemakers. At their regional convention they exchange ideas and information with club members from other states. A mother-daughter banquet, hobo party, and formal initiation ceremony round out the calendar. First row, left to rignt Kar, Seiier, Judy Richey, Jean Mason, Judy Harp, Paulene Hicks, Linda Delaplane, Catny Scates Helen Young, Nita Richardson Sandra Westerman. Second row Jackie McDiyitt, Karen t-ii 1, Barbara Hardwick, Janice Berry, Diana Prout, Patty James Vera Delois Mason, Johnie L Harris, Judy Simpson, Liz Thorne Third row, Deanna Meinin- ger, Carolyn Burke, Sherry Bonne, Janene Davis, Jo Barthrop, Johnie Sparkman, Sylvia Jean Neelon, Carol Bluschke, Lyn Cameron-Stuart, Glenda Hightower, Fourth row: Gail Hamsenn, Dianne Sprague, Linda Deussen 'rudy Simpson, Dana Foretich, Patricia Bickhart, Rosemary Ralenkotter, Carol Huebner font Giuffre, Linda Hightower Fifth row, Ann Taranto, Linda Hendrickson, Sandra Moore Patsy Barnett 7 as 'wr G' r,- 1 7 y, r I' A Q, , f N fig, f J A W1 R41 ' - i , F 1 I 'g A M.. ' Lf f :' , , ff' n .o lb 5352 HA' I 4 I -. ,fa ' S Q--, X, :nn my J f x, ' wfgffa- 5- 6. N31 af 49 9 iff! 511111 Tr- Z5 L to ight Jack Abbott, Sergeant-at-arms, Mr Ross, Advisor, Sharon Vadsy ortn, Reporter, Sharlee Bell, Point Keeper, Helen Wiiptle Secretary-Treasurer, Mike Phinnev Vice President. ARI' GUILD This hardworking group might well claim to have more to show for their efforts than any other club, Besides practicing their skills with brush and canvas tor personal satisfaction, they produce stage sets tor school plays, operas and the Rhythmette Review, paint posters, and design and paint the permanently decorative and hallowed Senior Squares on the front walk, With the remuneration received tor maior projects, they pre- sent a scholarship to a student with outstanding artistic ability. e to right Hope Enrlicn, Marsha Anderson, Faitn Horton, Barbara Bottom James Jones, Diane Freshwater, Jim Whipple Second Row Jov Fu er Doug Tice Barry Rosenbaom, Dan Porter Eiinu Meadows, VWGQ Ake Kinner Chuck Parker, Terry Lee Jetlers f. 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To strengthen me vision L.V.H.S. girNs have organized a Nocai chaprer of Future Nurses ofAr1oerica, FUWS oo rufses' frairwwg, eroproyroem oppormrw- mes and areas of specra za' 1:-1 Q.JDDrQ'W'f3 lT9d www dscussioos 'ed by local 'wrses have s'a eri Wee' oo We Vs? s'e-ps down rha1corr,do . .and xr Lett to right: Linda Rankin, Treasurer, Miss Woolley, Nt' Alleman, JOBI1 Seaman Advisors, Pat Hickey, Secretary. Presidem Junior Red Cross representatives from each home room meet twice each month. Their many diverse activities range from fund raising campaigns to boat-building and public service. Specifically, the funds are needed to till the usual chest of ,Ro supplies for a disaster area and to enable two student officers to attend a Red Cross summer training camp tor several days. The boat will be used for a water safety training program. The maior public service project has been volunteering to assist the Clark County Chapter of the American Red Cross in their blood bank program. First row, lett to right: Karen Carpenter, Shirley Ann Harris, Lynn Cook, Bonnie Woodward, Johnie Sparkman, Lois Reid, Roger Hall. Second row: Margie Victor, Barbara Trembacz, Kathy King, Beryl Marber, Karen McCulloch Carolyn Cox, Judy Weiner, Marilyn Wilber lhird row: John Russo, Larry Skinner, John Eubanks, Lee Herrington, Yvonne Stewart Clarel Komer, Patricia Zahn, Fourth row. Gerald Johnson, Clayton Leavitt, Ann Woodruff Faye Wilgar, Linda Dougan Novella Jones, Kathie Horden, Bobbie Thrush 1 i l'll - Fl CLUB Reiording three radio shows on one per week is 'he anwhtrous ororecf of these students The shows rzidy request discs ang broadcast news of corvng events of ifverest to teen-agers in an attenspt 'Q orontote gooo will oewyeen 'he hign schoois of this areas They are Conterhplating an even more ambitious proiect, one in which they wiil record their thespian efforts for broadcast. The 'Fai of the House cf Usher' is on the agenda for a starter fri? ron. iff' V5 'ign' 'J' ,ar .er Aztwsc' ffJ'T'TC Q'5.2df.in D xie Buhecre' Qamnond Ra.-mon Judy Han son, Susie Lockitnh, Susan Pat terson Pauia Marvei, Elaine Heywood, Eugene Davenport Second row Bryant Werner , . .X fr, A.- 1 -. ' I-if ' '5 YJ v s X g X 1 K-A 4 in IVIUSIC g CLUB Young aspiring fnus cians, have or ganized to perfect their playing. They - 'eine 'qfs :'e-parrng sgxgg gn we I ees rsahi :ns'ru't'er's dw! oiowit r:'eg:mf'- fp' - e.'e 'gs ses: en Tfe ::e'fe t ore' 'U s'ene's offer consvuzhe Qrrtic fo 'Nr3 :.en'en' As .-.eii as nef'fC ' ng for it-.Q affavs 'nese sores' :3a'Ycir::'e1: in the Ca toinia ig and Ensentrre Music Fest Lfi N F ': PC. D'1 W 4, ,4 PIIEWEDICO APPIIENTICES Attention, There is an accident case in the emergency room. Will the doctor on duty please report. Meeting the challenges of such an important call is only possible after years of prepar- ation, Pre-Medico Apprentices are planning a career of caring tor the sick of mincl and body. Visits to local hospitals, doctors' and coroners' offices provide a base upon which to build during college, internship, and professional practice. Lett to right: Herb Waldman, Miss Wooley, Advisor, John Vos, Mickey l-lollingshead, Sheri Thurston, Ken Brown, Richard Fightlin. 'vu- tn., lL 4- ACTIII l'l'l E S After the final bell has rung, activity lingers far into the night. Youthful minds strain to create welcome diversions for fellow students. Time goes by quickly. Final performances and deadlines grow nearer. At last the creative artist views the finished product of youthful hopes and aspirations, of much time and effort. L 2-rf in 4 ' .7 Q 'A 'vw 5 . ' -4:?f 'n .- ' 0 . N'5' ' In C' ' z., 1, ' z WL ' - -f 5 , if K' sw 4 ' x 1 Jr' i -' ' . Q .u 3' . '44 X A 1, ' 3' Q' tV ,, I .3 XP af' M Q ' 1 -. 'r 97? ff - 457 -rUf '4.. . ,wb -is - 'Pl' , Pdf 2 5 1 ng, I . it .+ ---.Q LS I fa-sw, p....gu-n? 413A 1-f' 4? 41 .4 J . Viarw-ft 1 . it 'f '7 3 N 5 ! og Scholarship Finalists, left to right: Jerry Post, National Merit and General Motors Nancy Lund National Merit and General Motors, Dan Jackson National Merit Penny Mitchell, General Motors, John Qdyrnann General Motors . 2' H I . I K Betty Crocker Honaenwaker A F S. Efipifgfi SR dents ret' to r gn' Feoenzo Toy'-i tra V 'tl Leona Strange . i I .1 Mobile Economy Run V Winners let? to right Richard Terrill, sec' ond place: Elaine ,, Kolod, tirst place, Randy Leavitt, third , place. N 5 . Q vt 4 ' if .iv .tl 572- I ' I Jeannetta Thiriot D. A. R. Award Youth Forum Finalists, left to right: Ron Baker, Laurie Perry, Phil Cook. CONTEST WINNERS These are the talented, the outstanding, the best that L. V. H. S. possesses, in their field of en- deavor they are unequaled, Honor and distinction are the iust deserts of true merit, so with pride and satisfaction we proclaim our candidate to our Hall of Fame . ji. qs.. vljgv an aug . , Brenda Scott Assistant Art Editor 5,1 .1 A ' lp' I ' IQ .+:,,'f.cf,.ff.f' Arlyss Bishop 'K' I Business Manager N' rpg, ' -.v ,,,.. - D. ', S- Tv, 10:'..9'5'o f,'pv ' f .AJ ,nod x 1 of nil' gyf' 'c0' ,wi dwtws in K-1- 4.13 1 INILDCA1' ECI-I0 Upon clearing the rubble and decorations from behind the sacred portals of the Echo Room one might discover anything from a piggy bank to harried section editors erase time and meet the rapidly People scurry about with a mys- secrets concerning colors, cover Who, and theme from curious in- frantically working to approaching deadline. terious air, guarding design, Senior Who's truders, Deadline by deadline, the latest Echo Room creation, brainchild of more than thirty students, emerges out of this apparent confusion. And on the big day of the unveiling, as the staff proudly accepts the congraulations -1 '.-1', ' 4- 1:2-5, 1095- .441 Sylvia Petricciani Editor U . A l V A Janet Lowe Mimi McDaniel of their friends, each one in his heart is convinced that Assmam Business Manager Assistant Editor this one vvill surely rate All American . Doug Tice Jeanny MacNeil Art Editor Copy Editor .q i-V Go -1-17' Kathy O'Donnell Linda Young Senior Editor Sophomore Editor Joan Wagner Martin Bohen Junior Editor Freshman Editor WILDCAT ECHO 1 i 'f - .wi fx Linda Tousa Teri Moss Organizations -f Co-Editor Activities f Co-Editor Julie Jones Nancy Lund Organizations A Co-Editor Activities A Co-Editor Elaine Kolod Index Editor Ray Embry Athletics Editor Agnes and Glenn Butterfield, Advisors - 140 - Susan Bunker Faculty Editor Sharon Lee Curriculum Editor Jeannetta Thiriot Subscription Editor irwf' sr'- , s 1 L 7 1 In PQ 9 1. - P L A Royce Feour Sports Co-Editor Joan George Assistant Feature Editor DESERT BREEZE QEAD ALL Aoffu i ,Ac . a ers ei e 'e oefe' to of on hy ssses ot 're Ceser' Breeze 's cr' we, can 1 'Q' 'o s x breezy pages oi per' ner ne.-fs, so: a .-.n' o Cues, en'e a 'A rg :EE57UVGS, and ao- .fer'is ng. Creaseo ard srrfuogezf pages sugges' act ,ie reader interes' and 'he avidity '.f. F .which studer's ciu'cn and peruse 'heir copies, Although problerrs are ot'en nunserous 'ne Breeze rewains mdaunted -aded by a 'tdgora' tote Mfs Young. fi 'Q Elliott Hollub Sam Marber Marlene Schwartz Lorry Upwall Sports Co-Editor Promotion Manager Assistant Feature Page Three Assistant Judy McGuire Laurie Perry Edllo' Dixie Misner Page Three Editor Assistant Feature Marilyn Shamlk News Editor Editor Feature Editor Kay Woodruff Phyllis Shaw Editor Business Manager Mrs. Young Advisor 'ou 'L'-s ES' Richard Woodbury Left to right1 Garry Fox, Treasurer, Cecil Fredi, Sec- retary, Mr. Hutchins, Ad- visor, Fred Gibbs, Vice President, First row, lett to right: Robert Hines, Gary Well- wood, Richard Terrill, Rob- ert Guy, Eddie Fitzgerald, Gene Perry. Second row. Gary Givens, Ronald Sweet, Kelly Pappa george, Torn Reece, Qiilt ard Sires, Bob Jones Bill Whittle, Gary Hamer I- si. .Lu . ,. ,. tv, -fp .9 4 Puff., 5 i - L .' -240 Jae' s. AUTO CLII B ' PM 3g59'3,J,:2Q , f r f 'u:,,1i?,, 1 'rZ.,gl.i:.3,5, ,Y ,i f Drag races in Nevada and California are not the only concern of Auto Club, The world of tornorrow in autornotive design built today trorn the ground up, using the rnaterials from a number ot yesterday's relics, is the true obiective of the organization. This enterprising group re- builds a car that at the end ofthe year is awarded to an accident tree high school student. As the name is drawn from the hat, each eligible student, knowing the high degree ot skill and craftsmanship that goes into the car, hopes he will be lucky. E I 1 11- .,, i -L11 GOLF CLUB Golf Club fnernbers 'eef weekly lo puifer around, Their drive To success is siiil a fnfle qreen, buf on a par ,-ffl' novices in other fields. Their 'adder fournannenf, of course, ,-,if oring Fufure Nevada charnpions To The fore. The fair vvay of playing golf is with courtesy, self-confidence, and concentration. Each player pins his hope of low score on consfanf pracrice. Many years of pleasure are in store for rhose who do noi find The garne Too rough. ,... V9.4- C' +B- gf Firs1row, leftfo right: Barbara Falba, Judy Hibbard, Judy McGuire. Second row: Donald Pahor, Robert Brinton, Rodney Pahor W l 'X if 'L-v p.:1r. ,- .nl Ye.- . fn i. dbx as N5 -fi- X and nun ra- 'W 1 iss g Alan Buchholz President Lef1 to right- Jerry Hanweck, Vice President, Mr Bailey, Advisor, Mrs, MacDonald, Advisor, Pat Hogan, Treasurer, Berfy Bearden, Secretary. Golfing suiis Martin To a fee '-if 4 qv P Lack of 6,000 cheering spectators does not dampen the enthusiam or competitive spirit ot Girls' Recreational Association members. Their appetite tor participation in athletics is not satiated by physical edu- cation classes. After school hours they add glamour to the Wildcat athletic fields and gymnasium or local bowling lanes as they compete in intramural tournaments. Even then not satisfied, they organize play- days and ask their guests to name the game for the day. playday at Rancho, Practice makes perfect' Lg.. ls-'AF-3 f - .ff -r J' 147 ,f '10, 1, ,-.A n..X . -mf vw- , 1. gk V ,if- , 7' .4 I '1 Z, if V ,fa-,, 5. . f , , ff' , ,. gy ii? if ,A4A,,, ,,, V ., ,1- ig ., . fi , . .. xr. . x su , x 1 ref' 1 ,f Q, if--A , Q fi al, 5 fkr71if W 4,5 F .EL F 3 -1 ' L Fifi! , , 1' 1 Y y,+,1' -4' fy . Q42 v fi ,X . 3,5 , - 1 G ' U.-V4-,ar .fx-Q4 , .,, ,, , .M ,, Nb J 7 E Q W e Tx V ' -in .GH Q Q 7 A -'Y 'X' gpg Y 534 5. 1 53 f Q F 2 W' Ni! 3 Lett to right- Shirley Adams, Accompanist, Mrs, Dickinson, Advisor, Terry Jeffers, Treasurer, Richard Stapp, Vice President, Shirley Foremaster, Student Council Representative, Ted Wendel, Sergeant-atearrnsy Marilyn Wiiber, Secretary. The Opera Chorus made its debut at the traditional Christmas program in the presentation ot Gian Carle Menottrs Amahl and the Night Visitors , The enthusiastic reception awarded this first production by the student body was heartening to the participants, spurring them on to an even more ambitious proiect, At a matinee on February 5 and in evening performances on February 6 and 7, Jerome Kerns Showboat thrilled a tull house. v '-rt .Z Nancy Empey President First row, left to rightg Kathye Ciirne Ned Solomon, Janice Cald Nell Wendy Gibbons, Jimmie Moss, Margean Sharp, Ross Jarne sch Second row- Kristin Floets, Judy Andrews, Sandra Fife, Allen Van Vorst, Dorothy Singdale, Jack Yeager. Sharon Clark, Charles Burt. Third rox. Pat Crosse, Jackie Mc' Devitt, Duane Free, Mollie Seidel, Ken Thiess, Sue Wright, Philip Ern- pey, Susan Larkin, Douglas Wells, Rod Yanfke Fourth row: Beulah Whaley, Char- lotte Harris, l-iernoria Brown, Jerome Nieves, Sharon Collins, Marshal Taylor, Rosalie Frehner, Phil Cook, Jimmy Nelson, Mary Singdale, Joanna Wright. Fifth row David l-lerrnstein, Ret Jensen, Judy Kemer, Harley Kaufman, David Turner, Penny Mitchell, Doug Stewart, Laurie Pern, Bobby Tidwell, Bob Archie, John Earl .r Y if S ig? I -151- in , X Xu AJ f A r Az 'Y M :ww Q f W Q' , , - .1 . . . 1. .' 2 ,H .w ,5 lu, , . . :ivy f .,.,,, ., Q. ang' f1,,.'1-Q '.gfAf,,fL,f Pei ff- V- em 3 :-'3:,,,1,,- Q1 yr .V fm -, 3 s I f Lrg-' ,,, 7, --1.4.1 .'., , . 2, h . , ., - y '.fQ:i'f A - Q,-'L-,gf 3. 29: 'iw ' . H,,,f:L5'EV , 4-5 4 2 ' Af -an K 4' Yi-Y Charles Bickharf First row, left to right: Scott Solomon, Vice president, Mr. Larson, Advisor, President Ann Langland, Secretary. Second rovv: Dwight Goldstrom, Suit Secretaryq LeRoy Freshwater, Band Manager, Ted Embry, Student Conductor, Eugene Davenport, Librarian A drum roll heralded the approach of a strutting drum maior, 3 prancing maiorettes and the Wildcat Band, resplendent in their snappy uniforms. The entire band performed at football games and marched in civic parades, climaxed by Helldorado in May. Under the direction of able bandmaster, Ted Embry, a small group of these music makers added to the excitement ol pep rallies and the basketball games, ever ready with their iazzy martial music. Everywhere the band was greeted vvith a resound- ing round of applause or an echoing cheer in testimony of enioy- ment and appreciation. Scott Solomon Drum' Major Va-oretfes Pat Shuil Eller' l-letner, Kathleern McDot'a'd 38 I R w 1 MN I N553 v f y U, . 'L ' ' ' .1 ' . . Ji' + ' -' H M ' my Q Y -' 5, . 1 v1 f W W x 4' N -i' t xv A ig M535 g: . x . f ffm, . I. Q ' 0 V ' Q . l V :Y In 1 W ' '. 3 . ni., vw -4 A if - . ' ' .V X ii sf., :uw ' -iz? , WJ ld' kv V Y xvrf '1 . xfjy , 'fax : ti 11, fi ,yi wK bg' ' W P f 3 ? 1 1 ,WA 5 M ! 4 4 v ' a 1 Q 9 . -W 3 . . -if 'H X A . , , , 'Q , ff ,- ' . . , M. an ' i 'xC54l'f'-4+ ' 1 Lt. Col. Linton Y. Hartman Left to rrghr: 151 L1. Mar- vin Shouff, Captain Jerry Green lst LT Bob Bras- weli, 2nd LT Jonathan Presfon Qnd LY Wiliiam Husser Warrant Officer Bob Archie 1srSergeanr BV! TraP'a'W TQ' LY Frank Bakker' X J 17' :Fi rg. .. Q-.- Lef? To rrgnf Ton, r rrrafri HJ r 1911 J o,r Q e Jaco- Yeager score 190 Bob Fora O e R.0'l'C . I .. l Y, X ' f 5' E ' . IA fx T . ' 'fx -1 ' 31 J ' t , X 3 . fit 'T ' 55' li i 5 - Y ! ii fl 4 ' I - 1 , I- ...I --,D n X .V I ,, 6 1, ' y MJ. -J, h a A- ' . I I ,-H: , L..,i.Ir'- ,,i,i ., Er -wt f- fs Q at ist, '-if : gf. i r ' f s, Q i -iii v Fa- ' 'M ' -em. 4, 1-1,- .,.,.-f A Formation by tne Unit Pre-sent Ha-a-arrnst' rings across Butcher Mernoriai Field as the R. O. T. C. unit FanMManzes imelf vntn nwHHary drHi procedures. Tnese students chsptay then profmiency in pubHc appearances vvhen presennng the cokws at assenwbHes and adietm events and vrhen the unitrnarcnes,representning L V, H. 5, in patnotk parades In the dassroonwtney study nvlnary reguIaHons,tacUcs and procedures lndiwduaHy they spend rnany nous in the nfm range, conwng doser and doserto pedectrecordsin shoonng. Color Guard, tett to right- Corporal Edward Wag- iey, Guard, Master Sergeant Jack Yeager, Flag Bearer, Corporal James Jones, Jr., Unit Standard . H h I d Bearer, Sergeant Leon Jghnggnf Guard. Lowering the ag to terminate our sc oo ay .I A h ft I :I -3 .. .,-'W ., on f 'M .sfnfsiaf v-68 IIIIIYTI-lME1 l'ES Perfection in performance reflects per- fection tn liylngu, is the 'notto of the ever popular Rhythntettes. Thesel8lDusy glrlsrltrttleo to seelng thenzselyes tn a spectacular Warner Brothers ntotlon ptctore seqoence, l-lovvdy Pardnerm Trtps to Phoe- nlx and Salt Lake City were sandwtghecl ln between early morning rehearsals, thelr annual Fantasy ln Rhythnf' and Qevue plusregularpertorrnances atschool athletlc eyents. X' Y x ' U J s M Q ' 5 I l F ,Jr s P' r i fx 2 r ' . r Y p , 5 , 4-gqgg. ,. 4 ...3'Q2'W 'Nw ic, Xv'wm:Q eff 'Q SQHC' Q'N,'VF'NQTT9? Wei? To Caro! Rorwofw Ma'?iww Wl!ber Sue Nerson Dovwva NN' Be-fre E.f:'wrr, Cilvfra Jearw MGVVS Kath Benrfi, Susarw Buvker, Nami, Blailfef, DeLoI2 Twmlwe, Drama Johnson, Tefry Q -ie, Qiadv, Szviira Yeffefz 4 Kr? Jones Q' ,1 mQT'QH Q 1fmrwf3'wT Susan Bum-Cv T6-rw Fr wird, AV' Davw NAMO, Bifanlcr 'fMarwN,m lwwsovw, Delux Tmmhie Dram? Johrwacyw Dorofl-,,' Damrowv Terry Jeffers, Q , , L cz Carol Rormow Susan Bpmkev' De Lois Tru os J-ox if if A 1 2 5 5 A 3 Terry JefferS Nancy Blacker Marilyn Wilber 5 TF? Xp Q ,fjlf IN K1 y 'V 4 J' UL' 1--Y 'Cf' s Dj' 'a . , 1 1 1 A' Ka'?', Be' 0 .- 162 - Sue Nelson Dorothy Darnrow Geraldine Thornton fu -3 44' Alma Toble Ann Daws YU' 9-bv it Joyce Ahern Nancy Conrner Mamyn Johnson - 'I63 - fs Tern Prnchard CHEERLEADERS Re-:De fo' Vlwcca' pep, a K.-fe kno.-,rf 'C'xlC: Ingredients, one boy, 'nfee gfns, soofly red and black oolflls, and low megaplwones. Mlx llW lDOUlTCll8SS yoollwloi exuberance, Serve ar al' ganses and rallles Good for sclwool splnf and en' rlwslasm, Especially recommended for lwl anoos and prolllable slave sales. Peggy Robert '12-.5 Peggy Williafns S Marber Barbara Johnson llwe rearrs ea , rnom wg se doll en .fnl ora er 5.4. ,Z.+Q-1 .v-fA,,4'.-1-v-v ,, ,..,-..,.-K , AN- ...Q- -co 'f 1-o'4 ' 16145 Ft . , ,I , Peggy Roberts Homecoming Queen A queens dream to be by her football heroes, lfissed Homecoming for L.V.H.5. featored the first intra-city grid con- test, our Wildcats vs. the Rancho Rams. On the afternoon of November l2, with a tear in their eyes, returning alums saw the sophomore float win the parade prize, pretty Queen Peggy Roberts crowned and kissed by the Wildcat Co-captains, and the Wildcats victorious with a vvin of 27 to l3. A Varsity Club Victory dance completed an exciting pigskin season. '51 A.-ar. :ax -Q ',1'.1T.f3 Joan George Sheri Thurston Attendant Attendant The Rhythmettes, Las Vegas and Rancho High School bands cooperate to form a patriotic shield NS I I Susan Hoopes Teri Moss Joan George Co-chairnaar Co-chairman Co-chairman G. R. COMMITTEE Many happily dancing couples became part of the pomp and circumstance at the annual Girls' Reverse Dance arranged by a committee especially chosen tor this gala affair, Girls timidly asked current heart throbs and saved their money to pay all ex- penses on the big night, Pastel decorations including flowers, a gaily bedecked stairway to the heavens and a romantic pool apt-y depicted the theme, Stranger In Paradise . First row left to right Kay Ahern, Lynn Cook Second row Miss Jensen Miss Fa.-.son Mr Snyder Advisors- Sawdra Kirrball, Connie Adras Jackie helps complete a sky for the Sharron Lea-sit heavenly night SI V Tuckered out after a hard game of Drop the Handkerchtet The Daisy Maes have caught their Lil Abners Winners by the iudges decision, but who was going to argue Pass the Lifesaver, Farmer in the Dell, Jump Rope and Drop the Hancllcerchief were among the dignified diversions practiced by the superb seniors, all in costume, at the annual Senior Mixer. The Fifth Street School Gymnasium atmos- phere brought back childhood memories to these teen-age sophisticates. Arrows from Robin Hood and his merry but unskilled archers, flew during the intermittent blaclcouts. , if A -A .1 1,4 4 RECOGNITION DAY These are Seniors? Cook from Beetle Bailey. ,,,...-- 4 T-. ,'1. G ig ig I .,' .Sf 1 ' J! ,Q kt ,tr ,M L. A . f-A Pi. Group winners from Dogpatch USA. -169- .-bf Contusion among prize-winners. The esteemed Seniors reverted to their natural, uninhibited selves as April Fools' and their Senior Recognition Day dawned. The ingenuity of each Senior was evidenced as he appeared on the campus as a comic strip personage. Familiar school scenes were distorted as Little Orphan Annie and her faithful Sandy, Gordo, Little Lulu's bunch Con roller slcatesj, and the whole Dogpatch Gang invaded the classrooms and instigated appro- priate revelery. A4 I!-I mn.-ff ..,,,,,,,,, , av Wwe' A Q ' i . 1 , 431: ff r 9 ,wi f xguwx, .. ' M Wi1,'i3f'.'-Q o. QQ , 21, W, 4. I I 'QM ..2'??5 fc K -'-. . gg. A 1 5 x 1 -.P RE , , ,Qi ' Q, 5 - 'vEa'fgf:j. 9 . wif' ' i , -fxgxigw , x xx Tr . Yin 2.v'- .M 4 - 3- Q- l ,g- , . 5 I ag - X m 777 J -' 7-i'4?9ev X V, .,,' ' 3::Q7f'f- ' , - -wffxe--fwwfg, wwf- H . . .. ' X' -- Q -W ., '-'jq.'g,f In . 1 xxx, 2 R 4 ,' ' . 1525.2 nf! ,xi . .Q-ln., g . '- '- -Q. f-.,n,p4' 4 f?f'fJ++- I X ' 'A ma, ,gag , L, ffmilglf 4.4: 4 ' A Pea 'C ea 'aw fs rust: n V4 Saud A :ce as S1 ne Tunnel nnro The Wonderiand of Hears She arranged herseif Turned and wa cned rne house s+a march toward The r posrhons su roundrng the dar ce foor. They were aware ol rhe faral cry Off f r rh h aflsl' any one of the any Krngs and Que ou fl o or A regaN pau CII VXI' uw. xl J' Q ,I + 1 I .,,,.,, ., A 9 L1 nun . 95, Y ..- till YYH . 'D F , 5 , 463' gif' Qf,3 'fj . ff 3, Y js -is , 3' as 3 Q J. 'XJ H f Sophomore Hop Cornrnrfree Chairmen, Neft to Hgh? Norrnan Johnson, Liz Sion, Ray Defn- man, Janice Sill, Doug SreNa Pesflng vhe fired toorsiea '-'Qi , Neff Wap: ' -2- if . ,e .f 6 , . I 4, . .sy ax 1 , . 5 23 My fm 3 ff 5 A, ' , . r L. m,,.. A J 2' , 'Y 4. I 3 ' E7 rg- P, JA 1 5 V -17 4.- I 'xi , if if 1 , , . It ' 1 'elrwkl' V nf, ,M ,W , V,,,f,,w4, -,1 me psf? 1 iii., g?v K . if ' in :dig D Q- diff ATHLETICS Esprit de corps! . . . Always present. The intangible comraderie of a team that is pinpointed asa formation of iets, shattering the sound barrier, strategically outfoxing a try for a basket, like a streak of greased lightning. or stealing a base These are moments of glory to be remembered throughout a lifetime. -175- X-1 C X i 'Q ' ' U A-Aka S Angelo Collis Head Coach Jack Lee wwe Coac Q Q ,.' DeRay Eyre End Coach ACS lee Beatty Jimmy Johnson Emil Quarterback Herb Waldman Center Player Ct tbe Week Reno Game .-algal Player of the Week Rancno Game A Vegas back is finally caught by the Pasadena defense after a substantial gain. Vegas got back on the wtnning trail in this one by trouncing the Pasadena Bulldogs 26-6. F. f Y! .sf g N. ff: ww .- M Dick Kopp f- 1 J,:'f V .4 f ' ,- L Danny Curhs Archne Curtis EWG Duke Gavin it '. 'efjfg ' , fx? 3,2 ., ,1 '?':g.j'f cv , KJ' L, 5 L Tack e Player of me Week Bel! Gave 'Who has The bali? seems To be the approprime questioh about this Time. When Vegas Meyers Meet head-oh vU'h Basic ghd 'W'GY Navy a p3!efpO Such as fhig occurs. Sp. Bob Oren GMM -un ,Aw I Richard James VJ INF Lisle Lowe f, ,J K I I 5 ffd L49' i Dfff r , J Q 5 X 'D f The 'Cai Wade Everett Kanter 7' i t l V ,sr N A VV Ndcaf back Cuts in to Take advan rage of a key Mock by his interfer- eme r' an The gaewe was Vegas Hwwfd vC'O'v ww as Many owmgs as 'Nev sfopped 'rwe Cefof' Ye1No.vjacl-ce'3 A7 .W f . George Sanders E' ,I-GJf1V'f P 'fyt' Q7 wg 4' Mid? Sv D-vga: Game Doug Cook Guard Steve Stiver End .EE 44 Butch Snider Tack e O' . an Howard O Fullback PNayer of The NQQI-1 Colton Gam Bill Hardy Quafterback 1X Jus X w l Richard Bishop Tazrre Fred Walker Q,5 e't'1j1. 3 :I 'fe A,-if , iam D Otis Harris End Richard Fighflin Guard Two Vegas defenseemen corner a 4' Sam Diego Speedster and close ir for the kiil. The Cars couidrfr cope with 'he sparkhng backfield and wound up on the shorf end 04 a 20-O decision , , A Rancho halfhack in The process of Turning The Corner, runs out of brockers and Emo a paur of Vegas Yaclders who stop him :oNd, The Wrldcars rafiied after a slow first hahf fo crush The Rams 27-13. Henry Luian Halfback Player of the Week White Pine Game Vffffiw- is 4 Chuck Hale Rulon Anderson Kelly Pappageorge Guard h Guard 'Q 'tT'1f32-ffl, .'sffi5fgi.gf3fw . ,ft 'A lw I ? ,Q 3 ,-.1 3 V A ,,,,,2f, I SPECIAL AWARDS Don Welhngton Most Valuable Player Outstanding Leneman Howard Oren Oufstandrng Back 'Hg Fred Walker Jimmy Johnson Ray Demman Most Insprratrona' Most I tproyed Most Valuable Non Letterrnan Srx awards hrghly he snel hy ther re rpren s because hey represent the vote or the varsrty tea se we e bestowed upon tlve LV H S grrd stars The scene for the presentatron .A as the annual football banquet sponsored by the Quarter ac C ub , P otho Oregon State College Football Coach was the gues' speaker T r Vote gettsr Don Nellrngton was honored wrth two awards 'I86 . ,A J- I f fl l . B m L 9 N 8 s, - V 3 9 , fx, 5 . V . f, . '- Q' .- A N, x , A ' lf. 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Flrst ron, ef? to rrglfr Arirwe ferns, Dim Hamplora, Ron Balmer, Rlcnard James, Chuck Hale, Dmlfl Warren, Jlfr Sm PM Dawd Ke ',, ,oe Caffe, Rrcr-ard FlQVWTllV , Ewerelr Kanter, Jlmmy Joraesor' Seiofwd rc.-1 Dew, Pos' Larr, Wagorwef, Derwzs Daly, Lee Beavy, Bufclw Snider, Jerry Greerv RJ err Arfiiersor- DOJQ C937 '-1er'r, LL,,a'v, Blll Trarwarx Fred Walker, Otis Harrls, Danny Cer'ls 'rwrd ro.-J Blu Hardy, Trm Sgghrue, Tom Bush, Lewls Terry, Duke Gavin, Harvey Hall, Don Welllrwgfon Herb Vvaldrrwavw, George Savders, Ricrxard Bishop, Bob Orem Ho,-.fard Oren DEP Kona . giyhw.-' V. SEASON'S RECORD Las Vegas ..... ...,.. I 3 0 ..... ..... E ly Las Vegas ,.,., ...,.. 3 9 2 ...... ..... B asic Las Vegas ,.,,. ...... 2 7 12 ...... ........ C olfon Las Vegas ..... .... 0 19 ...... .... A naheim Las Vegas ,..., .. .... 26 6 ...... .... P asadena Las Vegas ..... ...... 2 1 6 ...... .... J ohn Muir Las Vegas ..... .... 7 I3 ...... ....... R eno Las Vegas ..... ...... 4 0 ' 12 ...... .............. Be ll Las Vegas .................... .... 0 20 ...... .... Sa n Diego Las Vegas ......,...,.,.......... ...... 2 7 13 ...... ...... R ancho Indicates Home Game Won 7 Lost 3 -187- ...4. 4 IIA 1 u -- b ' 2 594 f First row, left to right Robert Sullivan, Charles Williams, Robert Lea, Ted Blair, Jerry Fox, Don Warren, Elmer Harris, Ronnie Maior, Frank Gray, Jim Clifford, David Howard, James Gilmore. Second row: Federico Togni, Freddie Allen, Wesley Jefferson, Stephen Cox, Jona- athan Preston, Don Moss, Dave Bunker, Bud Cochran, Dennis Kanter, Joe L, Wilson, Third row: Ronnie Phillips, Alexander Loye, Roland Tate, Jerry F. Goodfellow, Robbie Goodfellow, Howard Greene, Cortis, Neal, Johnny Fletcher, Brad Boman, Bill Titus, Gary Nellis, Lee Her- rington, Jimmie Moss JUNIOR VARSITY ll! V995 ..-.... . .... .... 6 -6 ....... ..... R ancho J.V. ll! VBQDS. ...... .. ...... ....... 3 3 ' 7 ....... ..........,.... , Moapa --' ,., LII 518958. ...... ....... 2 7 0 ....... ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,, B 3 sic f ,Las Vegas ....... ..... ....... I 9 7 .,..... ..... Bo utder City J.V. t ll! VOQIS. ....,. .. ...... .... 0 6 ....... ...... Ba rstow J.V. LIS' ...... . .... O 12 ....,.. ..... R ancho J.V. - -188- L1 Sir' BASKETBALL Tne Las Vegas High basketball teach, coached by Harry Paiiie, osed tearn speed to great advantage in fne ight to a tie for tirst pace in conference stand- ings, Helped by a rnid-season return to their own court, the Wildcats arnassed a total ot lA victories against six losses in season play and ntet with disaster in winning only one of tour contests in 'ournannent action. Art Coomhis Assistant Coach Managers Alex Sparl-crnan, Tim Sughrue if Cf fr - 189 Harry Paille Head Coach 'l 5' '3 Season's Record Las Vegas 51 28 AO 58 39 68 72 29 63 52 69 A2 46 70 59 dl 5l 52 47 Zone Tournament Las Vegas 56 55 State Tournament Las Vegas 56 -44 Pacific Fontana Riverside Colton Fontana Rancho Gorman White Pine Lincoln County Boulder City Gorman Reno Sparks Lincoln County Boulder City Basic White Pine Basic Rancho Basic Rancho Fallon Manogue I David Moss, one of the Las Vegas six sophomore varsitv men, out- rurws an opposing piaver to score with a driving iav-UO Eii ai' Green, 83 iurmss to fire a src? over a rival from Basic The 'Cats drowned We Woives twice iri iiaree contests Oceh mouthed Roh Bake' gras' nies Fo' a loose bafi as Harvey Hall, wnth tired om look, moves to his defehsife position. Dow Hampton pre-Dates to let Hy with owe 0? ms favortte shots as he satis through ooposmg defend' ers on his Nay to two :mints Archie Curtis Center Tim Thompson Guard Clyde Sanders Guard David Moss Forward John Ruymann Guard Ray Demman Guard Don Hampton Forward Q Wa fijib '49 ,gf ' l vp, x M .fx gk - S V J 3 1 A 'F if-Q,f.,4,i,'3!, ,, , .f is sv' Y, Juv' . .4 U, w 1 Archie Curtis looks bewildered as he is surrounded by defenders who contribute the impression of a wild modern dance to this segment of action. Ross Johnson cashes in for two points with a hard driving lay-up as a straddle iegged opponent tries in vain to block the shot. 194 - I, is I K sl ff. I I , if .,f 'X ?,f X Ju- lv 3 , Q 1 ' 1 J 'Q R v K if ,,' Wag' e in if X5 X? 5 Ql? b ::. j I Q. in ,M 1, 1 .. m,,f3N, jf lxk 'f a rfb, .5 Haiany X-fu Y I '4 f Y 'Il ,. 4 . Q 'NTD U5 I .: fi-,, J ,,., 1 X it A W Q' 'Qi z x N as ' 4 dx X ,f A -1. l ,. ' .- : -:: 2'2- L. . 1 ,... 1 ,f--4 f 9-WH! 1 l?i W 1, - Q v-I xxx 5 . Q 15. .1 QE if ur lCl'l l'ENS First row, left to right: David Howard, Dale Reese, Russell Chang. Second row1 Stephen Cox, Duane Free, Jerry Fox. Third row: John Gubler, Howard Greene, Brad Bowman. Fourth row: George Pentland, Frank Wood- bury, Coach Bob Jackson. ' ' JUNIOR VARSITY First row, left to right: Bill Pec- cole, Curtis Neal, James Gilmore, Manager. Second row: Doug Clement, Jim Johnson, Denny Post. Third row: Bob Davis, Ron- nie Johns, John Angus. Fourth row: Tom Wright, Coach Dick Truman, Robbie Goodfellow. March 23 March 27 March 30 April 3 April 6 April lO April i3 April l7 April 24 April 26 April 27 May l May .4 May lO-l l ' Denotes ......Gorman 7' Gorman ,.s.,,,..i.,.Rancho ,,..,,is,c,.,iBasic ' Gorman ...,., Boulder City .. ,, ,,,.,.AA. Rancho Basic Boulder City Anaheim Anaheim CDH? Rancho . ,,.,,.,,.,., ...................,,..,..,,,,,,. Basic , ,,,,.,,,,,.,......... State Playoffs Upstate BASEBALL Angelo Collis Assistant Coach Jack Lee Head Coach Coach Jack Lee will field a team of experienced loallplayers, including eight returning lettermen, in an attempt to stamp out local competition and go for the state title in the upstate tournament. Overall speed and hustle, combined with three returning mound men, should add up to a win- ning combination. Alex Love Manager I , , f -15 dn- Wally Johnson Infield - if fvgfi' A . r 1 Q5 Don Hampton Oulfield la' Richard Isola Dan Curtis Catcher Pitcher BASEBALL A too late peg laid to nail sllding Dio- Kopp ln a IIVBFMFG flfl ll. l1ITTT T, .1-1... --r '1 s . Jr x X 55115 iw SXS- If' QQ 4 :Ax y W TRAC Harry Paille Assistant Coach Season s Schedule ,Rancho at Las Vegas ,,,,Las Vegas Invitational Boulder City Invitational Provo Relays ,,, ,,,, ,,,Basic Invitational , .Zone Meet at Rancho , State Meet at Reno Managers Charles Williams, Willie Johnson. TRACK Vegas' defending state championship track team will use exceptional dash and relay speed to build up first place points this season. The returning Ietterrnen in these events will be the nucleus of the squad. Dis- tance and weights events will see new faces from Vegas as no Iettermen are returning in these spots. Coach Truman's thinclads are an inside favorite, how- ever, to again take state. 14' 1? 1 X1 inns.. - Mickey Hollingshead Larry McDonald Dashes Dashes Harvey HdH's m frame swings into he spins to !eT discus lweave, Ron Baker Tommy Bush Hurdles Dashes 6 S S V V BCTNOW B9 fr-, V.-.M .4497 4 1 ,- awd r Nil ff Qfmwm ff 93 Rv Q :QA Q f 'ia-.M mivgx Nu 4 151:55-1 f 75'::' iZ: g . . , . L ' ' .pf f1k3,..A.j ,- WM K M ,A ' .A , A - , I ,Q -31, 4 4: , .t , , ' v Z' ff igfggwf .2 -Y ' f it , 1, ff Wifly 2-AYfJ1'5 :rirsf clay Tlnn bib +4 dgnst Lfllpn lgngpb, cj4nb tl7n-c of tb: ,gust Harvest sovvfb fly: 'Quin f f Kj4nb flu first' Lfftfibfhifiq of Creation vvv-oft Mat t-lu dean of ganna of .Reckoning sluall 1-usb. The year has dwindled down to a few precious days. An air of nostalgia sweeps o'er us as the shadow of our youth falls for the last time where the symbol of the Class of '57 will reflect yesterday's dream that is today's reality. Upon departing, the image of each individual falls into place each one relating a different story with a different ending. -207- o ADVERTISEMENTS Twice blessed is he who has placed his faith in the 1957 Wildcat Echo, for he shall reap as he did sow. Advertising has made it possible for this book to be completely non-tax supported and in -20 turn is capable of offering premium space influencing thousands of eager buyers. Many direct sales can be recorded, but the world of potential contained in the congratulatory support given now is inestimable. Echo staff thanks and reminds our fellow community membersp we enioy sharing our success: our futures are as one. 4 li 13 I si-'faesig , 1? 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Y W i K' f Q.: L' A HIGHWAY 91 Abbott, Jack 41, 130 Art Guild 3, 4, Sergeant-At-Arms 4 Adras, Paula 41, 130 French Club 2, 3, Art Guild 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Inter- scholastic Committee 4, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee Alexander, Annette 41, 127 Commercial Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 1, Club Carnival Chairman 4, Deb'n Aires 2, Secretary, Choralettes 1, 2, Librarian 1, 2, Dramatic Produc- tions 4 Allen, .ludy 41, 127, 160 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, G. R. A. 1, 2, Junior Red Cross 4, Rhythmettes 2, 3, 4, Properties Com- mittee 2, 3, Co-Manager 4, Dramatic Productions 4, Senior Ball Altman, Kay 41, 114, 120 French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Thespian Club 4, Assembly Committee 2, Home- room Discussion Committee 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Senior Class Play Anderson, Chad 41 Student Council Representative 1, Pep Club 3, Sergeant-At-Arms 3 Angione, Ron 39, 41 Student Council Representative 2 Arnold, Deryle Ann 29, 41 Chemistry Club 3, French Club 2, Stu- dent Council Representative 2, 3, 4, Deb'n Aires 2 Atkinson, Lynn B. 33, 41 Dramatic Productions 3, 4, Boys' State 3 Azbill, John 41 Transfer Tonopah High, Tonopah, Ne- vada Baker, Ronald 35, 41, 122, 138, 183, 187, 191, 193, 196, 197, 204, 205 Auto Club 3, Vice-President, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Assembly Committee 4, Band 1, Youth Forum Finalist, Football Varsity 4, Basketball Varsity 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, J.V. 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Bakken, Edi 30, 41 Baller, Mike 41 Transfer Mumford High, Detroit, Michi- gan, A Cappella Choir 3, Opera 3 Beale, Phyllis 41, 160 French Club 3, Junior Red Cross 3, RhythmetteS 3, 4, Properties Committee 3, Co-Manager 4 Beatty, Lee 41, 177, 187 Latin Club 2, Football, Varsity 3, 4, J.V. 2, Basketball, J.V. 1 Bennett, Dale 41 Chemistry Club 3, Latin Club 2, Student Council Representative 1, Football, J. V. 2 Berry, Richard 31, 39, 41, 114, 131 Chemistry Club 3, Math Club 3, Spanish Club 1, Thespian Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Key Club 4, President, Student Coun- cil Representative 1, 2, 3, Student En- forcement Committee 4, Captain Bershin, Daniel Lee 29, 30, 42, 111, 120 Transfer Hamilton High, Los Angeles, California, Math Club 4, French Club 4, Sergeant-At-Arms, Student Council Rep- resentative 4, Senior Court 4, Defense Attorney, Senior Class Play Bertino, Kathleen 42, 160, 161, 162 French Club 2, 3, Junior Honor Club 2, Art Guild 1, Junior Red Cross 2, Wildcat Echo 2, Business Staff, Deb'n Aires 2, Rhythmettes 3, 4, Dramatic Produc- tions 4 Bessent,lucky 42 Bishop, Arlyss 42, 138, 139, 21 1 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Honor Club 3, Junior Honor Club 2, Pep Club 1, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4, Sophomore Class Secretary, Homeroom Discussion Committee 1, Student Coun- cil Representative 1, 2, Student Enforce- ment Commission 2, Wildcat Echo 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, usi- ness Manager 4, Choralettes 1, Historian 1, Exchange Student 3, Senior Ball Com- Mittee, Junior Prom Committee, Sopho- more Hop Committee Bishop, Mike 42 Bishop, Richard 42, 122, 184, 187 Varsity Club 4, Proiectionist Club 4, Student Enforcement Committee 4, Cap- tain, Football, J.V. 3, Varsity 4 Blacker, Nancy 42, 161, 162, 187, 220 Chemistry Club 3, Commercial Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Senior Honor Club 4, Vice-President, Junior Honor Club 2, Sophomore Class Girls' Treasurer, Rhythmettes 3, 4 -236- Bonamy, Belinda 42, 127, 128 Commercial Club 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, G. R. A. 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Latin Club 1, 2 Book, Tom 42 Student Council Representative 3, Foot- ball, Varsity 4, J.V. 3 Bramlett, George A. 42, 141, 225 Transfer East High, Salt Lake City, Utah, Wildcat Echo 3, 4, Photographer 3, 4, Desert Breeze 3, Photographer Braswell, Bob 42, 158 Transfer East High, Denver, Colorado Brewer, Patti 42, 127 Commercial Club 4, Pep Club 1, Deb'n Aires 2, Historian Brooks, Marilyn 42, 125 Chemistry Club 3, Math Club 3, 4, French Club 1, Thespian Club 3, Senior Honor Club 3, 4, Junior Honor Club 2, Dramatic Productions 1, 3, Homeroom Discussion Committee 3 Brown, Ken 42, 135 Chemistry Club 3, Pre-Medical 4 Brown, Mahlon 34, 40, 42, 211 Chemistry Club 3, Math Club 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Class President, Junior Class Court Judge, interscholas- tic Committee 4 Bryan, Darb 43 Thespian Club 4, R. O. T. C. 1, 2 Bryan, Kay 43, 225 Transfer Idaho Falls High, Idaho Falls, ldaho, Student Council Representative 3 Buchholz, Alan 43, 145 Latin Club 2, Senior Honor Club 3, 4, Junior Honor Club 2, Golf Club 3, 4, President 3, 4 Bunker, Susan 29, 33, 40, 43, 140, 161, 162, 221 Math Club 3, Secretary, Spanish Club 1, 2, Senior Class Vice-President, Junior Class Vice-President, Freshman Class Secretary, Student Council Representa- tive 4, Wildcat Echo 4, Faculty Editor 4, Rhythmettes 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Chairman C Callaway, Laurel 29, 30, 32, 35, 43, 127 Commercial Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, G R. A. 1, Assembly Committee 4, Student Council Representative 1, 4, Senior Court 4, Court Recorder, interscholastic Committee 4, Dramatic Productions 2, 4 Cameron Stuart, Gordon 43 Canlno Georgue 43 Carpenter Boyd 43 109 111 125 Transfer Great Bend Hugh Great Bend Kansas Chemustry Club 4 Math Club 4 Senuor Honor Club 4 Senuor Class Play NROTC Scholarshup Funalust Carrullo Rack A 43 Transfer North Phoenix Hugh Phoeruux Aruzona Student Councul Representatuve 3 Senuor Class Play Cha k F d 43 114 Thespuan 2 3 4 Student Councul Rep resentatuve 2 Choate, Danny 43 Church Glen 43 Churchfueld Joyce 43 127 Transfer Gorman Hugh Las Vegas Ne vada Pep Club 1 Commercual Club 4 Culuax Stephen J 29 30 43 109 141 Chemustry Club 3 4 Math Club 3 4 Spanush Club 2 Student Councul Repre sentatuve 4 Senuor Court Judge 4 Wuld cat Echo 4 Edutorual Staff Dramatic Pro ductuons 4 Boys State 3 Senuor Ball Commuttee Junuor Prom Commuttee Senuor Muxer Commuttee Basketball 1 Kuttens Clothuer Deloa 43 Transfer Cedar Hugh Cedar Utah Compton Tyler 43 Spanush Club 1 Golf Club 3 4 Basket JV 2 Baseball J V 2 3 C ustry Club 3 Connell Eleanor 43 153 French Club 3 Art Guuld 1 2 3 Secre tary3 Musuc Club 3 4 Student Councul Mixed Chorus 4 Deb n Aures 2 3 Dra matuc Productuons 3 4 Connolly Peggy M 43 Coo , Doug 32 44 122 182 187 Transfer Gorman Hugh Las Vegas Ne vada Varsuty Club 4 Student Enforce ment Commuttee 4 lnterscholastuc Com muttee 4 Football Varsuty 4 Cooke, Tony 44 Crusp Rochelle 44 FHA 2 Debn Aures 2 A Cappella Choir 3 Dawson Marshall 44 111 Math Club 4 Auto Club 2 4 Dewey, Elizabeth Jane 29 44 114 Transfer Abraham Luncoln Hugh San Jose Calufornua French Club 1 2 Thes puan Club2 3 4 Treasurer4 Presudent 4 Art Guild 1 2 Student Councul Rep resentatuve 2 4 Senuor Class Play Dlllungham, Gary 44 121 French Club 3 4 Early Davld 44 214 Transfer Palo Alto Hugh Palo Alto Calu fornua Chemustry Club 3 Buology Club ch Cub TC Elliot, Bob 44 Transfer Laurmont Academy Laurmont New York Elwart, Jo Ann 44 Transfer Mussuon Bay San Duego Calu fornua Thespuan Club 4 Student En forcement Commuttee 4 Senuor Class Play Emrlch, Dennls 44 Entratter, Caryl 44 220 Buology Club 3 French Club 1 2 Debn Aures 2 Student Councul Representatuve Erlcksten Fred 44 Student Councul Representatuve 2 Track Falba Barbara 29 44 Chemustry Club 4 Buology Club 2 3 Spanush Club 1 2 Junuor Honor Club 2 Club 1 Golf Cl b 3 4 Futu Nurses 4 Student Councul Representa tuve 4 Senuor Class Play Farabu James Angelo 44 Transfer Rock Springs Hugh School Rock Sprungs Wyoming Feour, Royce 44 142 Spanush Club 2 3 Desert Breeze Co Page Edrtor 4 Fughtlun, Ruchard 30 33 34 44 111 3 184 187 M hClub4 LatunClub1 2 3 4 Var suty Club 2 3 4 Pre Meducal 4 Treas urer Senuor Court 1 2 4 Freshman Class Judge Senuor Class Judge Chuef Justuce 4 Sensor Class Play Boys State 3 Senuor Ball Commuttee Junuor Prom Commuttee Senuor Muxer Commuttee Football Junuor Varsuty 1 2 3 Varsuty 3 4 Basketball Manager 1 Track 1 4 Manager l Team 4 Homeroom Duscus suon Commuttee 4 Futzgerald Don 45 tatuve 1 Dramatic Productuons 1 2 3 4 Basketball Kittens 1 Foremaster Shurley 38 45 150 152 Foster, Robert 45 Pep Club 3 Auto Club 2 Junuor Red Cross 1 Student Councul Representatuve 1 2 Dramatuc Productuons 2 3 Football Foust, Paul F 45 Frazun, Sharon 45 Fred: Cecul 144 Auto Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Gardner Jeanne 45 225 Student Councul Representatuve 1 Gates Emmett 31 45 Student Enforcement Commussuon 4 De puty Commussuoner Football J V 2 Gavun Duke 32 33 34 45 117 122 180 181 Gentner Duck 45 C emusitry Club 3 Band 1 2 3 ep T1 George, Joan 29 31 40 45 142 165 166 225 French Club 2 Senuor Class Secretary Gurls Reverse Commuttee 4 Senuor As sustant Chaurman Student Councul Rep resentatuve 1 3 4 Student Enforce ment Commussuon 4 Desert Breeze 3 4 Senuor Class Play Gibbons, Wendy 150 153 Transfer Mussuon Bay Hugh San Duego Calufornua Junuor Red Cross 3 Student Councul Representatuve 3 Muxed Cho rus 3 A Cappella Chour 3 4 Opera 3 237 Glbbs Fred 45 144 Auto Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 Vuce Presu dent 4 Guvens, Gary 45 144 Chemustry Club 3 Spanush Club 2 Art G sd 3 Auto Club4 ROTC 1 2 Givens Wendy 45 Glover Rosle L 45 French Club 3 Future Nurses 4 Junuor Red Cross 4 FHA 2 Gordon, Tobu 45 Transfer Heughts Hugh Cleveland Ohuo Golf Club 3 Gruffun Jackue 45 Thespuan Club 4 Golf Club 3 Desert Breeze 3 Dramatic Productuons 3 4 Football J V l Basketball JV 1 Gubler, Ruchard N 45 221 Chemustry Club 3 Math Club 3 French Clubl 2 3 Golf Club 3 Homeroom Duscussuon Commuttee 1 Boys State 3 G ey Joe 45 119 178 7 Buology Club 2 Latun Club 1 2 3 Span ush Club 3 4 Golf Club 3 Desert Breeze ootball V rsuty 4 Track 3 Baseball JV 2 Guthery, Jummy 45 Hamblun Dean 28 32 33 46 171 Thespuan Club 3 4 Student Body Presu dent 4 Assembly Commuttee 2 Student Councul Representatuve 1 2 3 lnte scholastuc Commuttee 4 Boys State 3 ger 3 Dramatic Productuons 2 4 Harvey 46 131 183 87 193 197 204 05 Hardy Gordon 46 Chemustry Club 3 Sopohomore Class Presudent Freshman Class Presudent Sophomore Hop Commuttee Harker Chuck 30 46 Senuor Class Court Judge Student Coun cul Representatuve 1 Football Varsuty 3 2 Bas ball Harlaux Roger 46 Transfer Rancho Hugh Las Vegas vada Hearrell Charlene 46 Helnz Jam 46 Transfer Horace Mann Junuor Hugh an Duego Calufornua Hendruckson Rowena 46 Henrue Don 46 205 Hubbard, Judy 46 117 145 un Club 1 4 Golf Clu Pre Meducal 4 Junuor Red Cross 1 Stu dent Councul Representatuve 1 2 Wuld cat Echo Ad Staff 3 Desert Breeze 4 Huggins, Heather 46 156 French Club 2 3 Band 1 2 4 Drama tuc Productuons 4 t Allen 46 108 111 1 Chemustry Club 3 4 Presudent 4 Buolo gy Club 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Senuor Honor Club 3 4 Junuor Honor Club 2 Student Councul Representatuve 1 2 Teen Councul 4 Vuce Presudent Drama tuc Productuons 3 4 R OT C 1 2 Holler, Gary 46 Chemustry Club 3 Spanush Club 1 2 Auto Club 3 4 Golf Club 3 - . . 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