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

Text from Pages 1 - 298 of the 1958 volume:

It Wa Sha I, The Echo published by the Senior Class of Las Vegas High School, Las Vegas, Nevada tor memory records OUR YEAR V958 Administration l3 Classes Campus Lute Organrzatrons Actrvrtnes Advertusnng 229 Mmam McDaniel Edrtor Janet Lowe, Business Manager Brenda Scott Art Edrtor Mr and Mrs Glenn M Butterfield, Advisors - 29 A lOl ' ' ll3 V -4 X15 Athletics W3 hi 1 ' '- .,. It was a dynamnc: year a year of stereophonuc sound and supersonic tlaght A man made satellute was cnrcllng the earth at l8 OOO MPH lt was a year of psychnatrusts and 'ob co ordnnators coffee breaks and Integration laws The future had never looked so bleak at had never looked so hopeful I - once every 96 minutes. - - ' I 'ml nf F' ' 1 L +L Q x 5 'i fin. . . ' ,VIH I- . B' 1 ,-L, it Q. ,K ' , f. , Q 2 3 yi ' ' fy A14 4 Ln.. ggggrx VH, IA , ,gf 55 f, 44, cl' ,.,.53vmt xg A i K ' 1 ' SZKMQF 4, -. f , A ' f xg' Qs' 5 1 X , I 121222211 .firm , . j. 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LV- f, I 227 x f' if 'A' v 1 ' S :fe ' J may 42,4 ' SJ, '4 'f .1 awk? ' KA ' 4 9 .. ,A . .ag I S , I . W-. A ,Arg 'W Q, 337' ?g jc4q.'ff1-gf., si 311 I :4.,,g4, ,H ,ff , , , ., 4,.- I . was-f ' 5 ' gm :QQ ,V - f 'V Some people looked back most looked forward The future was uncertain wonderful terrnble mevltably mechanical possibly humane These were the faces of 1958 9 8 9 TE: the watchful comrcal mdustruous gregaruous OO -M th - the studious th ' - th ' ' - tl ' ' al t. Menfal solffude and fhe quiet morning sun I95S XX W 9 9 X X W ff w I ff + 1 W Q, 7 ADMINISTRATIGN 3 fl gr' 1 sr 1 I . Hlw llw' gg., 3.1 I, I I 'll.,. I I x, 3 F 1-a I .X Us.,-I av .,. ,,, arf' lx yr 3' rf--V' R. Guild Gray County Superintendent of Schools dministration i The duties of the County Board of Education are by no means trivial. Uppermost in mind is a single goal 1 progress. In OUR YEAR there were more students en- rolled, and insufficient tundsg a complete revision of the curriculum and a six-period day. Board meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month for the prime purpose of solving the problems presented by the vast number of students in attend- ance, the sale of bonds, construction of buildings, the addition of necessary faculty members, and the ever- increasing demands to be met. The financial situation was not the most desirableg yet the board worked on, striving for the best for the youth of Clark County - for decisions beneficial to all concerned had to be reached. J. Harold Brinley Administrative Assistant in charge of Personnel Lincoln W. Liston Administrative Assistant in charge of Business ffw Mm H ,Q Y . X ig n A1 f 'f i W , 'gf i' , LT .1 kiwi: '9f?'f . 'rv 1-erik , 1 Q -,GA-if ,.Y Lv ' Yfdff 'IYQU H? a ig , VZ' ,,qQ ggguv ,J I an ' Mzg-pq ,QQ mai-4 . , a f -A ' ii 1 7 , Q 2 Q4-L44 VQYGN' Q l'5?4?' A.. W4 Q' M ra Q M, I ,'3 Q P ' W. 'u1' ,V K ik E ,Y M 'xx V x A719 L V W 1 'f ,I , W ar f .5 1 -2' K .M i a A , 4 ,.. Y M1 as'eg,mfAEu 4,-. fb ,argl ' is NA' .,, fm'.r,1ma2fmW . 'Luk ww ,.fd+f3f? 'W' 'W' A iihfwm E ,Wm 2 n--.. ..., ..,.1 A Louella Locke Office Secretary taff Frank Chambers Traffic Officer Marydean Compton Ginnie Getz Library Assistant Attendance Secretary The assistance afforded the faculty and students in the many varied and complex situations of a day is of insurmountable value. lf it were not for the competence of our excellent staff, the friendly and helping hands which never seem to close, a large portion of the warmth and closeness that is Las Vegas High School could never have been. In OUR YEAR, Virginia Getz stepped into the position of attendance secretary. Ginnie's winning smile and knowing wink are ever-present, no matter what the hour of day. Along with such stalwarts as Louella, Mrs. Compton, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. O'Malley and Tuffy - everyone's favorite policeman - she is now a part of our school, Routine can be extremely dull, yet our schedule is never routine. Sylvina Wilcox Neva O'MaIIey Principals Secretary Nurse -15- AAN., I' fix N., .. hr Q .EN Row 'I: Arthur Walden, Neal Kenner, Charles White Eagle, Row 2: Ernest A. Holcomb, Pete A. Patterson, Ross George. ustodians Ivan Decker Head Custodian Untiring efforts and a never-ending lob, such is the lite of our custodians. The spirit in which their tedious task is carried out is admirable, their many and varied daily duties, too numerous to list. The importance of a clean campus, immaculate classrooms, and shining corridors cannot be stressed enough, for these are the basic essentials in making for a well-balanced school. The sharp and well-trained eyes of the night watchman endlessly scan the whole of our campus after the sun has gone down 4 checking and rechecking, guarding and pro- techng. LQP.-if M , W1 gm? ,.gf'1f Q Qu 1 ji! .Ziff ,3- F if rp, K, ,W ..1,fQ,, 1 f fm 4 ri G5 , -,A w., M, 'UQ W.. Nw-N ek .S-We. Q iv 1.1 Tf 4:51 .1. acult The larger a school, the greater its demands. Las Vegas High School has progressed a great deal since the day its doors first opened in T910 with a total of 5 faculty rnembersg today there are seventy-four, three of whom came to us during OUR YEAR. It is their teachings we shall reflect in the years to come. A Faculty Senate was organized in the space of 1957-581 so rapidly have we grown as to necessitate a governing board within our- selves. These highly capable and well-educated men and women are constantly striving to help us in building the strong foundations on which successful lives are based. The quest for knowledge is an incessant oneg perhaps some- day we may fulfill the expectations of these teachers, without whom we most surely would sink into medio- crity. The three branches of the Federal Government i ,,,. Ln Algebra American History Ada Carpenter Glen L. Alleman E. Fred Bailey Ronald A. Barnes Frederic D. Bell Social Studies Bookkeeping Biology English American History Business Arithmetic Biology Club Advisor Freshman Class Advisor Junior Red Cross Advisor Algebra Assistant Football Coach Proiectionists Club Advisor Commercial Club Advisor orie B. Bowman A9 'e5 C- Butterfield Glenn M. Butterfield Driver Education and Training Publications English English 54 ECA Adviggr Echo Advisor Photography American History Traffic Quill and Scroll Advisor Echo Advisor Honor Club Advisor are the legislative, the executive andthe. . . the uh . . . uh . . . uh . . . THE JUDICIAL! Ella E. Carruth Marcus V. Carver Shorthand Speech Typing Debate Team Advisor Commercial Club Advisor Y.S. A. Advisor Arthur F. Coombs lavetta Derfelt American History Typing American Government Commercial Club Advisor Assistant Basketball Coach Girls' Committee Advisor Raymond Christesen Plane Geometry Algebra Basic Math Varsity Club Advisor J.V. Football Coach Mariorie Dickinson Choralettes A Cappella Men's Chorus Opera Chorus Assembly Committee Angelo Collis Physical Education Football Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Martha W. Fyhen English Sophomore Class Advisor Frank B Gerety Trigonometry Solid Geometry Advanced Algebra Math Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor I R Ha seth Algebra Geometry Basic Math Senior Honor Club Advisor acult Marlane Halverson Physical Education G R A Advisor Cheerleader Advisor Pep Club Advisor Heber P Hardy Social Studies Economics International Relations Student Council Advisor Lt. Col. Linton Y. Hartman Clifton R. Hutchins Robert G. Jackson English N. D.C.C. Vocational Auto Shop Social Studies Junior Class Advisor l'ldU5lVl5l AUTO Shop World History lgniters Advisor Sociology Pansy Hardy -22- Sophomore Class Advisor Kitten Basketball Coach A. Bardell Larson Varsity Band Pep Band Dance Band Music Club Advisor Edward R. Knapp American History Audio Visual Director Proiectionists Club Advisor Student Council Advisor Katherine Keller Spanish 1 Spanish Club Advisor i fy., Ray M. Johns Elizabeth Jones American History American Government F.T.A. Advisor Senior Class Advisor Eldon Larson English Freshman Class Advisor Lawrence Leavitt Bookkeeping Basic Math Banking Jack Lee General Science Health Junior Class Advisor Ralph W. Lewis English Social Studies F. T. A. Advisor Velma McKay Library Luana Marshall Engl ish Assembly Committee Richard Millhouse Tyr-vine Shorthand S. E. C. AdviSOr Senior Court Advisor Vernon Mohr Vocational Machine Shop General Shop Industrial Machine Shop Amateur Radio Club Advisor Tom Y Neal Physics Advanced Algebra Algebra Photography Club Advisor Merlene Neville Engliin F'esh't-an Class Adviso' Harry Paille Physical Education Basketball Coach Assistant Track Coach Varsity Club Advisor Allcla Parker Remedial R ading Joseph A. Patterson Vocauonaf Wood Shop A id'9L.l' Radio Club AdviSOr N. Revier Palmer Geometry Basic Math Junior Honor Club Advisor f A 1' ' V -- 4' I . 4, This is the ducfus cochlearis. Cochlearis - C-O-C-H-L-E-A-R-I-S!!! Now fhaf wasn'f hard, was if . . . was if? ' acult Social Studies Warren Porfenier Sally Riggs Charles R055 French Drafting English Ari French Club Advisor General Shop Senior Class Advisor Aff Guild Advisor gqk 1 Joan Sawle Florence Schroeder Robert E. Seaman Joyce Shamley Home Economics Applied Home Economics Biology Physical Education F. H. A. Advisor Home Economics Biology Club Advisor G. R,A. Advisor Assembly Committee Sophomore Class Advisor acult Mansfield Snyder Advanced Algrebra Marienne Shaver English Algebra Evelyn Stuckey Latin Assembly Committee Math Club Advisor Physical Education Latin Club Advisor Girls' Committee Advisor F.T.A. Advisor Rhythmette Director Raymond L. Sturm Co-ordinator of Distributive Education Wayne K. Walter French English Latin French Club Advisor Robert J. Whelan Diversified Occupations Joseph Thiriot Drama Stage Craft Assembly Committee Thespian Club Advisor Victor Wood Chemistry Chemistry Club Advisor Richard Truman General Science Track Coach Kitten Basketball Coach Gwendolyn Woolley Health Junior Red Cross Advisor Pre-Medico Apprentices Advisor V. F. Victor English Bernadlne Young English Journalism Desert Breeze Advisor Quill and Scroll Advisor Mateel Vocker Family Life Psychology Home Room Discussion Committee Advisor In CLASSES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lois Eklund 4 American Field Service Exchange Student . . . Spent her sum- mer in Greece . . . She's got a lot on the ball . 4 . Aspires toward a career in the field of dental hygienel Bill Hardy f Frosh Class Prexy . . , Student Body Commissioner of En- forcement . . , Student Body Prexy . . . Quarter-Back on championship- winning Wildcat football team . . . Destined to be a wonderful doctor . . . Fabulously tunny . . . Great guy! ho s Who MOST HUMOROUS l.mda Rankin An :tty bitty blond with the ability to send those around her into tits of laughter l-led class offices in the past Really works hard to make her school the best Personality Plus Vibrant and Radiatingl Kelly Clark His reason tor laying a smooth lttle l929 Ford A Roadster truck Notorious for painting somewha hideous posters ombination ot comedy and tragedy angel and devil' hs. fl 30 ff, 1-0 , 4 an iq. . . g . n . t 7 1 n h T 'fi' F 'VT C . C i 'Y ,..-0 MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALENTED Don Hampton A Fullback on cham- pionship-winning Wildcat football team . . , Set new state record, yards gained rushing , . . Fast . . .Aggres- sive . , . Basketball . . . Leading scor- er . . . Great potential . . . Broad lump . . . Valuable hitter-outfielder . . , Baseball . I I Watch Hamp - He's going places! MOST ATTRACTIVE Jill King A Senior Mixer Chairman... The simple, yet regal beauty of a princess . , . Soft music on a dark day . . , A crisp freshly-scrubbed look , . .A strawberry patch partially hidden the new fallen snow! Saundra Meek f Active in assemblies and student entertainment programs . . . Theatre type . . . Photogenic . . . Interesting imagination . . . Talented terpsichorean . . . Professional debut last summer! Ted Embry A Accent Label Recording Company's latest find . . . A most talented musician , I . Versatile . . . Good looking . . . Simply sensual voice , . . Elvis Presley? A We'II take Ted! MOST INTELLIGENT Miriam McDaniel A Echo Editor . . . American Field Service Exchange Stu- dent to East Pakistan . . . Tall and strikingly attractive . . . Honor Club . . . Unlimited ability with a paint brush . . . Expressive eyes belie a deep, mysterious inner placidityl De Wayne Bowman - A strange, quiet type intellect . . . Pursues facts . . , Prevailing curiosity . . . Shy and friendly . . . At the moment, future uncertain . . . Past member of biology and chemistry clubs . . . Honor roll , . . Destined to make a mark in the field of knowledge! X K ' I ,af f-X . ii , -31- N ff Fr eniors Dorothy Allen Loraine Anderson Rulon Anderson . Bud Bartlett - Characterized by subtle humor . . . 51,000 Speech Contest Winner . . . Writes anonymous copy for the Desert Breeze . . . The Pride and the Pie-Thrower ! The Class of '58, the results, the culmination of twelve years of work and play. Standing on the brink of a future filled with uncertainty and op- portunity - one foot in the realm of adulthood, and the other lagging back in the surety of old and outgrown patterns - are they, the scientists and politicians, lawyers and engineers, the teach- ers and economists of tomorrow. ln part, twenty have already distinguished themselves as out- standing, assured of success to come. They were graduated at the close of OUR YEAR, a chapter in the annals of time. They tried to do more, see more, and say more than in the past, and they did. This was their most important year, and they were together in laughter at the Senior Mixer, in pride on their Recognition Day, fulfill- ment and satisfaction at the Senior Ball, and in the tears of sadness at graduation. Expectations, tenseness, and that feeling of accomplishment, high school was hard, then it was easy, now it is no more. Linda Applegate Martha Jane Ball 23599 5.2 Qfi lj Kr' 11 . Marfha Ball- Winner of I Speak for Calvin Bafmlm Democracy conlesf, Frosh year . . . Ac- tive Thespian . . . Jo in LiHle Women . . . Honor Club . . . Possesses fhe quiel, aloof charm of a Vogue model! ' Beverly Bean - LVHS's canclidafe for lhe DAR Scholarship . . . Delegale fo Girls' Siale . . . Eager-ly Beaver-ly Beans is fhe lypical girl nexl cloor ! ef' Q X. ., 'ax-y Malcolm Bean .lo Barrhrop Bud Bartlett Shauna Bay Beverly Bean 'Q Belly Bearden Sharlee Bell eniors ' Charles Bickharf - Excels in music . . . Wanfs to teach . . . Helpful . . . Bicky and his clarinef, a welcome adclilion fo any parly! Mary Berry Shirley Jean Booth DeWayne Bowman John Brower Charles Bickhart Chuck Bowen Charles Brinker Hannah Brown he Shirley Burroughs 1 l--if Ps. . Connie Clark - Fiery red hair and long, long eyelashes. . . She blushes . . .A ray of sunshine on a cloudy day . . . Chairman of Assembly Commiffee . . We'll always remember Tef-Rouge ! Lynda Brown Steve Brown C' Tommy Bush fl Laura Byrd Y E I r l Jerry Carson Allen Clwatlerfon Connie Clark Kelly Clark Q! 6. Edith Clay Kay Coady Joe Collins Sharon Collins eniors Rick Colucci Dave Coons Margaret Cox Phillip Lawrence Cook Eric Cooper Ann Crane . Ann Crane - Sugar 'n spice 'n everything nice . . . Held class office . . . Acfive member of Home- room Discussion Commifiee . . . Bouncey Bangs ! . Phil Cook - Excels in speaking . . . Friendly . . . Has a rafher remarkable memory . . . A flow- ery Hawaiian al The Senior Mixer! Brad Crase Olefa Culbrefh Dorothy Dannrow Ronald David Tom Crumley Johnny Damico Anita M. Dase Bob Davidson eniors Arm Davis Evelyn Dixxon Lois Eklund Rosemary Dickerson Les Edwards Rhea' Elliker ' Ray Embry - Co-Editor of the Deserf Breeze . . . Wrofe sporfs . . . Kind of wiffy . . . Much in demand as an M.C. . . .Swings a mean golf club! Douglas Ely Ray Embry if Q a,g , up .J is f Q if L., ' x Ubi -9 1 S Q. .0 .I M F. ,VV .25 M? , ff' , f A 4 1 1 f 3, :1 Qi!! -, 6:1-1 4 2 .2, .:21- ' , fine T Nfl' 12 ' , , 'Johnny Hayes - Was Dwi Je-rr president of his Jr. Class . .. One of mos? acfive sfudenfs on campus . . . A frighfen- ing Hunch-Back of Nofre Dame . . .Dances divinely! ghf Goldsfrorn y Goodfellovv eniors .Bill Hendrix - Sr. Class Prexy . . . The nervous type . . . Always co-operafive . . . Has sparkling green eyes! Howard Goodman Jerry Green Chuck Hale Gene Goodnough Sharon Griffith Don Hampton s x gs. , A ,, 3' if '. M 'f 4 ' , if Q na- 1 E J Z M' eniors Pat Hickey Ernest Hill Bob Howell Ed Husnnan Glen Hickman Pav Hogan David Hunt Rich lsoia -42- Gloria Jameson Nancy Jenco Carl Jensen Leland Johnson Gregory Jacobs Richard James Ross Johnson Nancy Johnslon Karen Jones Mary J. Jones few' fl Fredrick Judd Photo Kallas Everett Kanter Harley Kaufman eniors Susan Keeley Sandra Lee Kelsey 5- si ' Saundra Kimball - Outstanding member ot her class . . . Worked hard to make the '58 GR a success . . . Homeroom Discussion Committee , . Tall, blond, and blue-eyed! Fredrick Judd Photo Kallas Everett Kanter Harley Kaufman eniors Susan Keeley Sandra Lee Kelsey , wp- K xr- , We ' Saundra Kimball - Outstanding member of her class . . . Worked hard to make the '58 GR a success ...Homeroom Discussion Committee . . . Tall, blond, and blue-eyed! 44 Vic NI 'K' eniors Ellen Lentz Bennie Little James Lugo Naomi Liles Janet Lowe Ronald Lurie . Naomi Liles - Co-Editor of fhe Deserf Breeze . . . Charfer member of Quill and Scroll . . . Works hard . . . Lois of fun! Ed McAllister Don McCaughey 'N . Janef Lowe - Pincl1er of fhe Echo purse-sIrings . . . Leads a life filled wifh cancelled checks and old work sheefs! Doug McCIanahan Miriam McDaniel Dale McGarvie Karen McCullough Larry McDonald Richard Maguinness Ann Mainland Carl Markle Dick Mason eniors Georgia Mathews Saundra Jeah Meek Harold J. Melloff Janet L. Morrison Shirley Meade Eddie Meininger Suzarm Millar Judy Murphy eniors 1 I r I Georgia Mathews Saurwdra Jean Meek Haroid J, Mellor? Janet L. Morrison Shirley Meade Eddie Meininger Suzann Millar Judy Murphy -48- Bob O'Donnell Ernie Ohlson Roosevelt O Neil Charles O'Rear Stan Pahor Pat Parker Kay Annette Neyrnan Ginger Nichols Doloras Parrish Patsy Pearson Q i Clarence Pefley Jo Perry Nyla Petersen eniors ' Lois Reid - Sr. Class Girls' Treasurer . . . Del- egale fo Girls' Slafe . . . Active member of Pep Club . . . Noi loo fall . .. Kufe Keed! -50- Michael Phinney Bill Piehl Richard Preston eniors Steve Rimel Barry Rosenbaum Shane Ross Sharon Ronnow Elayne Rosoff Allen Sampson . Marlene Schwartz - A crazy con- ning clown . . . Loves life . . . Mouse . . . Louella's Girl Friday . . . Mad aspirafions io manage fhe baslrefball team . . . Vim, Vigor and Vivacious- ness! Ken Sandusky Larry Schmitt 'E' Mary Schoffen Marlene Schwartz Pa? Schur Brenda ScoTt Opal Scott Ralph Srmeetz Mary Arm Seaver Bob Shuck Maurrie Shavirxsky Pat Shull l' 'lNl, '1 3- eniors ' Glenn Sfewarf - Tallesl boy in school af 6'6' '... V.P. of his Jr. Class . . . Center on baskelball feam . . . Drinks plenty of milk - 'cause il's good for growin' guys! Marvin Shouff Irene Estelle Silva Trudy Simpson Sharon Slack Kay Siddall Judy Simpson Sharon Lee Skoglund James Smith X . ,X I Glenn Stewart Judy Kay Swords Tucker Smith Karen Staley Lynne Stewart Ed Tanner Elaine Pleger Spillsbury Peggy Steele Max Switzer Marshal Taylor eniors ' Leron Thomas -- Pas! prexy of Spanish Club . . . Enjoys working on cars . . . likable guy. . . Tall, blond, and hand- some - Si, Si! Pat Taylor Dixie Thaw Madalene Thomas Grant Thornton Sue Thabut Leron Thomas Geraldine Thornton Dennis Tishma tv -5 Bruce Vrornan Sharon Wadsworth Joan Wagner Bobette Walker ' Joan Wagner - Student Body Treasurer . . . Kind of shy . . . Held class offices in days gone by.. . Perf 'n preffy pony fail! Alma Jean Tobler Lorry Upwall Allen Van Vorsf Consueio Torres A Walter Van Norsdall Sharon Von Tobel 1. Z '5- Fran-k Walters Gwen Webb eniors David R Warren Gary Wellvvood Richard Wesrlund Jan White Roger West Helen Whipple Sue White ' Peggy Williams - Head cheer-leader . . . Always ex- cited . . . Exhibits the kind of school spirit we dream of . . . Accused of using freckle cream! Monroe Williams Jeanette Williamson Jessie Woodruff Leon Wulfertstein Peggy Williams Jackie Willson Patsy Woods Phyllis Zimmefmam uniors A junior is a wonderful restless being, a mixture of enthusiasm and awkwardness, concentration and abandon. He strives mightily in the direc- tion of every goal conceived for him, mightily, and a little foolishly. Visions of the Junior Prom and a radiant queen pass before his eyes along with a most memor- able autumn day and a winning float in the homecoming parade. A hand is raised and beams of sunlight play on three hundred fifty class rings, each polished often as if to display the desired perfection, aspirations of front steps and senior squares aren't far from becoming actualities. OUR YEAR was a great influence on the Junior Class of Las Vegas High School, for it was one filled with new responsibilities and broader experiences, a year of realization of goals. Junior Class Officers, Row I: Ann Kinyon, Sec- retary, Row 2: Janice Sill, Girls' P.T.A. Represen- tative, Doug Wells, Boys' Treasurer, Liz Scott, Vice-president, Doug Stewart, President, Row 3: Mark Habbeshaw, Boys' P.T.A. Representative, Marilyn Johnson, Girls' Treasurer, Row 4: Mr. Eyre, Mrs. Hardy, Mr. Lee, Advisors. Connie Adras Joyce Ahern Carrin Aldridge John Angus Shirley Arnold Cindy Arrington Pamela Ashley Gary Atkin Bob Atkinson Elaine Averett Sam Baker Frank E. Bakken Maggie Mae Banks Patsy Barnett Bob Barry T-- Q 4... I If Q 'L 0 6 ?l, ' uniors Margo Bartlett Monique Bianconi Carol Bluschke Nancy Bowers Burnell Batson Larry Bingham Carolin Bottoff Beverly Boyd David Beatty Ed Birch Barbara Bottom David Bfemnef Joanne Bell Gayle Block Shirley Bourst Gene Brewer X-'i ' B ' Linda Brimmer Bonnie Brooks Clinton Brown 62- K' Jina Brow Judy Bro Mike BHG uniors Jerry Dixon Allan Earl Ruth Eppenger Judy Dondero John Earl .lohn Eubanks Bill Down Charlotte Easton Bette Everitt Linda Downey Jo Ellen Ekluncl Joyce Ferrari Julie Fountain LeRoy Freshwater Helen Garvin Mark Frazin Ronald Gale Rana Gee Rupert Flores Helen Gentry Sharron Floyd Mike Gerlicher Bob Forston Dan Gillson dh i 2 ' f ' 55M,Qyf is 5 l V J . ' ' ' 1 i 1.1 4, ' , z ,xi W 2, wid!!! 'Q X. 'K , ff' Q 'ffflr g 5, l 0 QQ M' '5'f v J, .Yi , ZW Cl. ,yr uniors Judy James Ken Johnson Eddie Jory Judy Kilmer Ronnie Johns Marilyn Johnson Frank JOY Kathy King Barbara Johnsen Norman Johnson Bucky Kellogg Ann Kinyon Jimmy Johnson Willie Johnson David Kelley Stephen Kirby Mike Kozloff 66 - Nanci Kramer Loretta Krause Karen Laakey Snaioi' Lackey Bev, Jane Lea 5 A bf fl-W 9 W ,lf V. Q 4 uniors Julie Pievve Peter Poulos Pam Price Mona Kay Potter Tannis Power Norman Prupas Sally Morris Jimmie Moss Roy Parrish Ralph Perry Rosa Louise Rainey David Moss Gary Neliis Fin Pepple Ronnie Phillips Bob Ralenkotter Diane Moss Steve Overbey Enid Perlove Carolita Pierce Ray Rawson of B g 31 ' Q? ' W- ' W ,aj . M ' :af K5 :sf 'fix 4 3 WJ K fi , A,,, ' ' K in 1 . .3 Q ' ' I x A -if 5 I . AKN---A 'S -X M411 5 3 J i' ' vi av uniors Diane Sprague Ken Stewart Cookie Supino Tony Terry Bonnte Stapp La Raine Stewart Guy Tanner Jack Thacker Laura Stark Lynn Stewart Linda Lou Tarcza Ken Thiess Doug Stewart Mike Stiriing Linda Taylor Maureen Thomas f f utr Ozia Thomas Tim Thompson Darrell Thornton Y 0 JL. f N. ,ff , I L 1 'v ' . Nr. ' 'X fr 'L ' ' ' .x nf ' ' -1 , ,- - H 4 Q fr! 5 , rx t f Q A 1 f 'v ,fj I Jkfvf-fx Im- , 'Q ' ' - ' , f I I 6 9 . -5 , --fl! Q , -N jf, ,. ' ' ' f' .r R . 1 In X x 1 304' -Aqf lffs' f ' I ' .-,gm , x. .A .. I , , 2, s. -fr b K we 6, ,lx Q I 3? l ,ang , 9444 -fi ,gg,, Y -, ' x , Q as I ,. Q Q 15 .4331 V Wg- r if , '.f 'e. ophomo res Sophomore the age between the anno cence of the freshman and the pretended sophustucatton ot the tumor They had a thousand memones second place honors tn the Homecomnng Parade Shakes peares never to be forgotten vv rds Et tu Brute? many suded tugures carousnng vvtth axnoms and postulates Insect nets and an lncessant search for a Dnptera Cul crdae If nothtng else they learned an rm portant lesson from OUR YEAR Patlence They have gatned experuence thenr next ste tnsu ht Shnrley Adams Freddre Allen Russ Anderson Kay Ahern Marsha Anderson Judy Andrews Sophomore Class Offlcers Row 1 Duane Free Prestdent Shurley Adams Glrls PTA Representative John Barthrop Boys Treas urer Row 2 Brad Boman Boys PTA Rep resentatlve Marlon Stewart Secretary Kay Ahern Glrls Treasurer Row 3 John Gub ler Vlce president Mrs Fyhen Mr Jack son Mr Seaman Advisors Pattl Arnold Ted Barr Donald Banta Sherry Barber Connie Beaugard Addte Arrrngton Cha la Faye Baker Ronald Banta John Barthrop Judy Bennett 73 , A - v O I ,. l . , - P ' Q - Cassie Alexander Martha Anderson Geraldine Arnold . ' . . , I I I ' ' ' . Q , I I ' n n I n n I a a u - I 1 2 . I n c I I - ' r ' I - r - ' I ' I ' . . V Rosalie Bennett Jan Berry Patrncua Btckhart Sherry Bohne Brad Boman Sharon Bennett Cynthna Bertrno Martun Bohen Sharon Boles Judy Bond ophomores Pat Bowman Donna Brengle Robert Brunton Dayrd Bunker Sylyra Cahoon Mnldred Callaway Jon Bracktn Wayne Brran Connre Brooks Trodt Burrows Davud Caldwell John Campbell 74 Alice Bowman Margaret Brandt Bronicha Brinknell Dixie Bohecker Robert Cabrera Carole Cali l Tony Cannon Karen Carpenter M Ynard Chambers Russell Chang Colleen Chase Bob Chasltolrn Dnane Christensen Mary Ann Clesla Car Clluax Pat Clary Dareyth Cleary Jlm Clnfford Frances Colltns Eddle Contner Lynn Cook Dorothy Coon Marllyn Cope Ruth Cornell Mrclwael Cox Rtcky Cox Qteplnen E Cox Sandy Crang Kathye Crnpe Dennis Daly Gaul Dayld Tommy Dayudson Janene Davus I . . Eldon W, Clotlwier Mary Dale Davis Ramona Dawg Stephen Davus Jo Ann Dawson John Dawson Janet DeLong Fred Dramond Kathy Duflnng Emtiy Du Maggno Joyce Dobrow Lnnda Dougan Charies Dunugan Carolrne Eckert Janet Eldredge Jean Ellsworth James Fatrcnnd Stephante Fnfteld Carlene Fusk Bob Edwards Judy Eilrngh rn Phtlup Empey Sandy Ftte Joe Fnore Kenneth Firppnn ophomores Dana Foretuch Joe Freeman Maris Garsude Sandra Gervre Myrna Grfford Ronnue Gold Rocky Fox Frances Frehner Carol Gates Carol Gubbrns Joyce Grllman Robkye Goodfello , Duane Free Rosalie C.Frehner Sarah Gaylord Lrnda Grbson Ton: Gluffre Mlke Goooman Marporre Goodwin Jud: Greene Gary Gregg Charles Gregory Janet Gresham John Gubler Roger Hall Cleora Hammond Dennrs Haney Judy Hanson Jerry Hanweck Barbara Hardwlck Judy Harp Judy Havas Karan Lee Haygood Paulene Hncks Glenda Hlghtower ophomores Sharon Hnnd Fanth Horton Dennns Huntsman Kelly Isom Sanclra Jeppson Lorette Johnson KVISTIH Hoe-fs David Howard Denlse Husmann Donna James Judy Jochnm Rlta Johnson Paige Holt Denms Hubbard Garry Hutchuson Ross Jameson Lavalle Johnson Wayne Johnson 78 Shirley Harris Lee Hayes Elaine Heywood Dean Higginbotharn Linda Hightower Carl B Johnston Dorothy Jones Dennis Kanter Gal Ann Kearng Make Kessler Richard Kllday Robin Knlllnger Joe Knmmel Marlene Kurcn John Knughf Jerry Koerfvnfz Clarel Korner Karen Kunde Susan Larkln Blorn Lawrence Clayton Leavm Mlke Ledb Her Julia Lee Ruchard Lee Judy Lercn Rollnn Levnne Muchael Lmle Sue Locknclw Barbara Long Lenore Long Phu Lovaas Dale Lowe Lolita Kull .I A Pav lcra Lowe Feda Lofynwan Carolyn Ludvvlg Clara Lulan lcCaUgney Cullocn MCElvany QIVYWSG Ronnue Mandell Beryl Marber Annette Marlelln Paula Marvel Leonard Mason Paul Mattsson Richard Mayo Deanna Menmnger Torn Mllk Jean Mason Vlrgnnua Mae Mason Roger Mauer Phyllns Means Robert Meyers Mu ophomores J G Mlleusnuch Freddie Minor Mary Lynn Moore Sylvla Neelon Llnda Olson John Overleese Gert Mulls Rowena Mitchell Nancy Murray Pat Obney Allce Osness Carole Padratzlk LeRoy Mllo Connie Molina l-larrls Murry Sue OBryan Wylue Ott Donald Panor Rodney Pahor Roqer Pahor Crystal Paine Errka Palmer Steve Patterson Qusan Patterson Brll Peccole Donna Pemnger Karen People Wendy Peterson Bonnne Pucker ll JO Anne Plttman PGY PlUCkf16tT Gary Pollard Sandra Pozrl Trent Pullrarn Sharon Rakow Sharon Pocras Denny Post Drana Prout Kenneth Pullum Muck Reber ophomore Beverly Reddlck Doris Rerrner Gary Reno Judy Rrchey Ardlth Ruesch Larry Sampson Karen Reed Lance Retnertson Julre Restrne Gary Rlzzr Bob Russel Clrff Sanforth 'iff' - -' 82 l l Dale Reese Sharon Renaud Nila Richardson Marietta Ross Maria Sackas Cathy Scates - 1 - --sq 7 ' W 4 1 1 A Gene Schell Fred Schellaclf Mark Schteff Januce Schopprnann Sal Sctalabba Steve Shaw Sue Sherwun Mary Shlelds Judy Shrnglman James Short Shlela Skoglund Sarah Slavnn Marie Smlth Donna Snyder Barbara Spenc Carolyn Steffan Robert Stentz Sherry Stephens Marlon Stewart Yvonne Stewart Sharon Stlckell Gerald Stump Bertha Swanson Bmnne Syde Janlce Taketaya Ann Taranto Nlccl Taylor Marsha Smith er Joyce Thomas Terry Thomas Elorse Trllrnan Bonme Touchette Daynd Turner Sherrlyn Tuttle Sharon Unrot Barry Vandever Margoe Vrctor Bob Vos Stephen Vroman Connie Wagner Susan Walker Betsy Walter Don Warren Jayne Weathers Roy Webb Karen Wahl Marvnn Wallace Duane Ward Duane Weathers Betty Webb Helena Weught ophomores Jud: Werner Dorothy Wellungton Sandra Wesferman Jlm Whrpple Mary Whntmgton Carol Wnllnams Rlo Wear Sandy Wellman Beulah Whaley Bob While Barbara Wllcox Patty Wnlluams Karen Weller Ted Wendel Beth Whlpple Lubertha Whnte Myrna Wllgar Vlrgmua Wilson Pat Wnnn Brenda Wllmer Neal Wm Frank Woodbury Sharon Woodbury Cynfhua Woodruff Sue Wrnght Qtanley Yee Pat Zahn 85 ..,.. JS .lf f 1: ,.,o1 2' E I 3 j' iff- 'Wan 'N- F. -. reshmen OUR YEAR was one of extreme rmportance to the Freshmen largest class an school the future the tomorrows are buult on the foun datlons of today They were bewnldered and confldent awed and resourceful It was a year of much actrvuty and the Frosh found partucupatnon to be the key whuch would unlock the door a door leadnng from obllvnon to knowledge darkness to sunllght They began to thunk for themselves make thenr own declsnons and to feel the terrlfuc surge of accomplishment whlch follows hard work and learnnng Looklng back It was a year fnlled wnth more than x s y s and theur values the faces places names and fames leapnng from the pages of a socnal studres book more than a pound of flesh strang a speech that began the qualnty of mercy rs not strauned for OUR YEAR was the basus the foundatron for years of greatness to come A lrttle of each one of us has been retalned by each one of them OFFICERS Row l Terry Leverton, Boys Treasurer JoAnn Horden, Vlce presudent Judy Stewart, President, Row 2 Phyllls Nel son, Secretary Make Prlsler, Boys PTA lmda Meade, Grls PTA Ronme Freed, Gurl s Treasurer, Row 3 Advnsors Mr lar son Mr Bell Mrs Nevnlle Ward Ashcraft Wanda Aber romble Barbara Adams Dar el Alexander Susan Alper Dean Amana Joe Anderson Raymond E Anderson Merrulee Anglone Bob Apple Mary Lyn Nancy Atkunson Karen Kay Bahbs Henry Bachman Jackle Bardy Troy Barnett Ash vOf1l1 Robert Auerback J J Baccus Chrus Barley Mary Lynn Barnard Karen Barthen 87 V l , 7 I I - f '- . , I . , , . , , i , , ers called Portia, Shylock, and Antonio, and , f 2 1 ' I - I I , . , . . Marsha Brandt Becky Brown Karen Brown P615 Brown Tom Bagll Sveren Ba, Sveye Brown Bob B Bunker Lola May Burgess Leon Byrd Marry Beale Ned Bearden Jnmmie Calahan Leslie Cameron Donna Carson Denise Cao Andra Beafry Leslie Bell Penny Bellavna Paul Blnsrem Robert Blacker Lyle Bloom Larry Bonne ROSSI Bon Duran? Sharon Bool- our Ed Boorooe LB 3 rx reshmen Kerry Bone Bo, 'J B' 1 ln Audrey Chambers Duane Chrtstensen Judy Clark Sherry Clyne Kenneth Cory Kaye Croft Glenda Chasteen Ron Churchnll Larry Clark Mane Colluns Wullram Coyle Doug Crosby Lorrarne Cross Sharon Daley Mackey Daubs Dayud Davenport Carol Davless Judy Dean Bob Deones Sharron Deussen Marsnall Deutsch Mlke Diehl Audrey Dlxon Dorothy Dollar Carl Dotson Patty Drew Wayne Dunlgan Jane Echols Lounell Edmond Bob Elwart 89 Johnny Chadwick Janet Chatterton Jack Clardy Jack Close Bill Cornwall Rande Craner reshmen Elrzaberh Gamefte Dale Gardner Mary Alrce Gardner Jack Garrer Sally Garvrn Susan Gaskrns Al Gemma Dayrd George Andrea Emery Davrd Emry Mrchele Entratter Susre Errcksten Ronnle Grfford Wrrrsfon Glover Sharon Farlrng Jerry Favrnger Judy Fazro Robert Frne Patsy Floyd Maryetra Foster Jonerre Fox Edna Francrs Ronnr Freed Cheryl Freedrna l.UCy Frred Joe Fmrow B ran are Georglann Furey George Fusseil Joan Fisher Y' F ,I - 9Q - Jannce Hanson Kay Hardung Carol Hardy Mark Harper Truman Hawkuns Chuck Haynes Maureen Haynes Pat Hayes Pat Hendrlx Shirley Heraty Lnnda Good Gaul Goodman Bras Gookln Stephen Goof Terry Graves Melvin Gray Robert Gresham Robert Grey Grace Grlffun Patricia Grlfflth Mary Kay Grogan Sherle Gubody Jerry Guffey Marllyn Haggaft Wanda Hahn Alberta Hale Larry Hall Jackue Ham Sheruly Hampton Virginia Guertin - 91 - James Hyiand Bill Jackson Roberra James Randy Jameson Craig Herman Roger Hefrnstein Ricnard Jenkins Shir ey Jensen Annette Johnson Jimmy Johnson Bobbie Jean Hire LaJiJan Hitchcock Joann Johnson Kay Johnson Linda Johnson Pamela Jones Janet Hodson Nancy Hodson Dwight Jory Mike Kalashian Lynne Karshen Jerry Kaufman Betty Hoffman Judy Holder Sharon Holmes Anna Holt JoAnn Horden Charle Horsey a Ho se Lana Home d SarH reshmen S A M 'y o Soe Hoff .JS i ws? Dennas Kenna Caylee Kung Dewey Knrkeeng Bobby Koehn Mike Kramer Larry Lambeth Lonme Kent Muke Kung Joanne Knlght Bull Kost Sylvia Krueger Gary Lang Loss Larsen Martha Laub Rhoda Laub Carollne Lea Jean Leavutt Lynn Leavutt Yvonne Leavatt Ronald Lee Larry Lemmon Terry Leverton Denms Ltrnley Vtckl Llewellyn Marnlvn Lockutch Chrus Lodn Ball ove Lunda Love Charleen Lowenthal Cecul Luftrell 93 lanes Yirnberlir- Harold Kinsey Marilee Knox Bob Kost Charles Lamb Bob Landrum ' L reshmen Howard Miller Joyce Miller Paul Miller Mike Mirabelli Carole Mlynarczyk Bill Moore Sharon Moore Laura Morrtson Make Lynn Sandra McClrnton Retda McCorkle George McDevttt Judy Mortensen Rtck Mortensen Margaret McGarvte Robert M-:Laughlm Claudta McNabb Berkley Marshall Carl Marshall Martlyn Masek Sylvester Mason Betty Lou Mathes Meryl Matortart Gary Matthews .loEIler1 Matthews Beth Maughan Lmda Meade Jere Mtleusmch Bob Muller Faith Metcalf Rosemary Penney Wanda Perry Howard Plnk Davld Plnguv Judy Plant Stanley Plewe Jo Ellen Pocras Davld Porter Raymond Potter Jo Ellen Mon Carolyn Myers Judy Naseef Carolyn Nelson Phyllis Nelson Susan Nelson Patrick Noe John Oliver Mudge Olnver Mrke Overby Drane Overton Beverly Padgett James Palmer :Ilen Pardune Doug Parker Judy Parker Mary Jane Parrnsh Roger Pearson Kathryn Pellam Dorene Pellon John Phillips - 95 .. Ronaid Rupps Yvonne Rrsley F ances Rivera Dan Rrvers Mrke Pre sler Donna Ma v Presley Sb la Roberts Gary Rodgers G'enn Rogers Barbara Romberger Pamela Preston Jody Pu dy J- amy Romero Charle Romrck Gayle Ronnow Rhoda Rosencramz Doro'by Reade Phu Reed Lynda Reese Muchael Reese Caro'yn R rd Fred Reid Jeffrey Grant Race Andy Rrchards Terry Rlcberf Barbara Rlchue Janrne Ruepen reshmen I . ' 5 Y' ,ei V . -Y' C . Marina Qadoumis 'Y el 1 -- Sharon Rowe Davud Ryan Gary Sanders Kathy S hramm Jared Shaf r Shnrley Shaw Gert Rudlcak Elalne Sackas Karen Sarret Alan Sevdernan Mary Sharp Roger Sheehy Robert Ruymann Carmen Sampson Nancy Schellhaas Michael Seutz John Sharpe Muke Shelly Steve Short Cecnlua Marne Silva Shnrley Sumpson Linda Snnall Bernard Smack Barbara Ann Smnth Ceorge Smith JoAnn Smuth Mandee Srmth Nancy Smtth Wrlla Jean Snow Fred S skun John Stackhou e Glennus Stanton Ch rle Steele 97 C S' t O c 5 S reshmen Tom Toleno Aon Toll Marsha Ann Towsend Rncky Traasdahl Jesse Travns Helen Tucker Joe Tuderlos Bob Turner Connie Stewart Donna Stewart John Stewart Judy Stewart Pamela Van Tassel Angelune Vournazos Tum Ctunson Donrce Strnckland Eluzabeth Marn r Stutz Patricia Sulllvan George Swartz Polly Ann Swartzfager Jeanne Thomas Leo Thomas Valerne Thomas Carol Thompson Lyle Thompson Myron Thompson De-Ette Tnhey E Txr Lorrn Tobler Linda Swift lar' 'wker .- 98 ... Klnta Wllson Bernuce Wlrnb rly Donald Wlnn Rlcnard Womack Vucnann Woolley Joy Wooten Adrlanne Yanlce Leonard Yelunek Nancy Yelton Elaune Zmsmerster Judne Nallcer Barbara Walter Carolyn Walters Jaomn Ware Glorla Wasnungtow Jeanne Watson Terry Weaver Pat Nenzel Jannce Wesley Joyce Wesley Duane Weston Sandy Whttall Lou Venla Whnte Betty Whitehead Qteve Wnnttalfe Carl Wllklns John Wllllams Lola Wulllams Robert Wllltarns Ann Williamson -. 1 A ,. , . . Y l .. '.r ' 'e x F n ,J if T ZX L ,lf A LN ...AY X '71 .-E-Q? '-fig 'fi-, ' 'wr M X X - K, I I , Y W P f' V55 C J f XX I X, xw ffgj' , fx X K CAMPUS LIFE 5-rl-r' gig ' 3'-4-4' V .M 4-f, , ... .. . . gg 'N N ,Q-I I .5 QQ- I' 4 f -,arllf 'v 1 ' ,L zlljh' W, My 132 iff! fm 'w -nur if 'fi . f. -...-1. ,.!' wv '-'i:g,..: 'wr ,Q ii-vv: Q y.L..,, ,3 ' ' lr .W ,, 2-A W mf Qu ., I uno .14-Qxx' Aram, ll rg . 5 n 1 :Ll- fl' 9' .. ,., . i 'x3 Q'-ff? if? 4525. -QQ' 'f-isflf -ll' ' vi A student's life is filled with a variety of experiences - tedious and fascinating, ponderous and trivial. Working lor sleepingj in the class- room, fighting forthe team's honor on the athletic field, struggling with a wrench under a car, laughing at a ioke, painting a not-too- successful portraitg each is a part of it, each is an incident peculiar to today . . . a memory for tomorrow. Registration day gives the freshmen the first opportunity to display their characteristic enthusiasm and eagerness ... - ..,. lg, ' 3 PQ? 2 Q f M1 . 15. Q I ,if AQ ,A ,. 51 ,.,..4.W - W ,AP N f M DQS 5-- z 4 'Q 4 if fn , 4 ' 5 3 ,. JA- 1 K, I ,Q 1 . ,Q V 41 W L5 V, I 3' in ,J 1. I' :,' 5 A if ' e f ' 1 U Z. J. f' --,'.'.4 X 1 .f 4 .Q Q - 4 'I 1 M -A 'I-ns Q: xfi .ii rx 4 kr? 5:35 Wfw .. , fy , V 7 X XX . 1 ,-SL., .. . . . ..c,i -X: .MIR-r v. . ' . GHC: ,Ol ' K-x ', 'gx qv' , . .Lal-M ...4.. ctober Hopscotch, anyone? Flrst report cards create mixed emotions The slave sale brmgs out the beast ln some 104 ovember The benchwarmers contemplate a portentous play. The SEC keeps a watchful eye on the vlolators of the stu The Sun Youth Forum glves students an opportunuty to dent counclI's rules express thelr opmuons on teenage actlvltles and problems 3 , 1 . Q 'A , i ' . Before Christmas vacation, a little inven- tory is in order, let's see . . . binoculars gun case . . . map of Europe - 'I936 . . . um . ecember Ho Ho Dacldeo! Tuesday morning - Echo pictures. anua ry 3.6 Ks sf .Sr UTEMPULE ., . , LIJLIIVQ ., . . 4 -Q Cf-Lg, 754 n 754 Some iuniors went to extremes in support of their class. Oh! the tension! v,,,,, MFL . ,.. -' wif. ., Q Q Q A am W fr., 27 W 2 xufl, ,H wr, 4 , , ,S -. .,.X W ,C gb, Mer? I lx fi WJ 1- an fr' 1 2 an J. ,M X 'W'u,4v,5Q1+ ,. - -U, F, ..r '.. V 4 f 'f vjfiqgr 'l M sri: , 'HF . 'fiVf'9' T E fm -xx A ..ffs,L 3 . 5 -5s.5:- gn '2T1 'qi?- w. - Q is A if I 4' .iii WHA t. .W. , 'Y 'fi Q 3I'C Auto Shop voted favornte class by these boys Strengthenmg one s feet requires a certam amount of perseverance somethmg 'UUE 552.1 WN' i 1 11, 8 The record of OUR YEAR brings ioy and despair to the anxious Echo Staff . Nl The future lies be- fore us . . . but first a wistful last look. LIT f X 5 Vx b r N X 4xM .J N .X xi xx ,XV H Q ,ig QRGANIZATIGNS - 414, Y-. if N , Y hemlstry Club Tom Crumley Presldent Offrcers Lots Eklund Treasurer, Mr Wood, Advrsor Mlrlam McDaniel, Vrce presldent Sharon Skoglund, Secretary 114 MEMBERS Joyce Ahern Cindy Arrington Gary Atkin Frank Bakken Burnell Batson Beverly Bean Larry Btngham Gayle Block Carole Bluschke DeWayne Bowman Beverly Boyd Gene Brewer Sally Capel Jerry Carson Allan Chatterton Eugere Davenport Evelyn Dixon Bette Everrtt Sharon Flaster Julle Fountain Mark Frazln Mary Furey Helen Garvun Mrke Gerlrcher Mmke Grobsteln Bonnie Guthrre Judle Halter Jam Hartsell Bull Hendrlx Margarrte Hlte Davrcl Hunt Wrllre Johnson Frank Joy Stephen Krrby Mrke Kozloff Karen Lackey Alrce Long Kathleen McDonald Ron Malor Nancy Mathews Sally Morris Frn Pepple Ray Rawson Mrke Read Carole Rlvkrn Llnda Rrzzardo Joyce Roberts Marlene Schwartz Chuck Scott Opale Scott Ted Solis Glenn Stewart Tony Terry Ed Tucker Pat Whrttrngton John Wlley Jade Woodruff Tom Wrrght Jack Yeager Lrnda Youno ' 1 . ' . l . ' . . . . Bob Perdini r I 0 1 ' Our future scientists show an avid interest in the rnany varied experirnents th the newly equipped che igtry lab lt was a year of Sputniks and lntercone tinental Ballistic Missiles: niuch greater emphasis was placed on science than in the past. Perhaps this was the rea- son behind the increased interest of Chemistry Club rhendbers, More rneet- ings were held because the scientists ot tomorrow wanted thern, Attractive pins were ordered f because they de- sired recognition, were proud ot their organization, Field trips were taken, lectures delivered, laboratory experif nwents conducted, and ti l na s were shown in an ettort to provide the nec- essary, and possibly Final, nk bef t.-feen theory and fnodern aoDlTcation Oi Chefpistry in our world, 'Oday Mike Ledbetter Evelyn Dixon Mr. Butterfield, advisor, watches championship form I' 'il .Mflx l 'I' 1 :Q I ' . s:'Z.x! . f ft :sluts .z 5: 5 X wx 11 1 'Sei' :IIT . QL, ' ffrft fir ff!! .4 -st. 1555 11- .fri 'ER irq:2,f in it 4 PM 1 i A K is ' K V l 2. xl i Jerry Hanweck Martin Bohen An old sport catches on and finds avid fans at Las Vegas High School. The Golf Club is an industrious group of hackers and dutters . . .who set out to burn up the fairways with their blazing Through their organization reduced and tournaments held. Activity was drives and scorching putts. green fees were obtained constant . . . dues paid on awarded during the year. straight down the middle! time, The club purchases all trophies Fore! Did you see that? lt went ll' - 41 4 Mike Friedman Bob Gordon Gr- Susan Patterson Officers Row l Charla Baker Secretary Janet Gresham Reporter John Barthrop President Vice-president Cynthia Woodruff Treasurer Sharon Bowles Librarian Row 2 Mr Seaman Advisor Carolyn Ludwig Librarian Mr Barnes Advisor Membership in Biology Club is open to past as well as students presently engaged in the study of biology. One of the most active clubs on campus, keeps up to date and well informed on that which deals with nature via field trips, speakers, and films. ln OUR YEARthe Biology Club co-sponsored the Powder Putt Bowl . . . sold pens and desk sets sporting iaunty Wildcats . , . made extensive plans tor the annual trek to Grand Canyon. Participation rages to a high de- gree, initiation is hilarious v I love thee, little protozoa . . Row I: Cleora Hammond, Binnie Syde, Jo Ann Dawson Sandy Fife Mark Schreft Dean Higginbotham Steve Patterson John Knight, Row 2: Sharon Hind, Kristin Hoets Sandra Jeppson Patty Williams Judy Harp Joyce Thomas Erika Palmer Donald Banta, Garry Hutchison, Bertha Swanson Margorue Goodwin Maynard Chambers Row 3 Tom Milk Ronald Bant enior Honor Club Members ot the Senior Hocor Club becahve sach by accwoulat ng a certain nufrber ot horaor points during ther tirst two years ot high school, Their good grades pay oft in the recognition and enioyrr ent gained as 'nenabers ot Honor Club, attrliatecl with the National Honor Society Our foreign exchange students are tra' ftitionaliy rnade honorary 'nenwbers Their annual.bancquet rs a fun-titled attair, clinwaxed by the awarding ot distinctive pins The Senior Honor Club Constitution states their purpose: to encourage leadership, school and conirnunity citizenship and scholarship. l i M f- -A., 1 of lah Leland Johnson ii J . ' President W A. N L f 3 :Ii uyrl ff Mrs. Carpenter K F 3 W' , Advisor vi, W i fs 1 G tyt If 'EJ' fs, is 13 FQ P sg .,,t I n Row 1: Nancy Bowers, Eugene Davenport, Mark White, Bobbie fi gl ill ' 5 Sue Reed, Betty Lear, Carolyn Morrisg Row 2: Linda Young, Janice V, Sill, Elaine Ayerett, Karen Lackey, Hope Metcalf, Carole Rivkin, V,-S, , W 1 ry Helen Garyin, Margo Bartlett, Row 3: Allan Earl, Bonnie Guthrie, 9 5 -137l,,1jffIf:S3f Gayle Block, Sharon Flaster, Janie Fayle, Torn Wright, Judy Jarnes, Bette Everitte. L ..' Q' I v 1 w.X v Officers: Lois Eklund, Secretary, Marilyn Johnson, Vice-president: Lynn Stewart, Treasurer. Seniors: Row I: Ulrich Fritz, Peggy Steele, Martha Ball: Row 2: Miriam McDaniel, Linda Applegate: Row 3: Glenn Stewart, Phil Cook, Gloria Jameson, Ronald David: Row 4: Jerry Carson, De Wayne Bowman, Harley Kaufman. T unior T Honor Club The underclassmen of LVHS are also afforded the opportunity to gain recognition for their hard work and resultant good grades. Their ideals coincide with those of the Senior Honor Club, the prescribed stan' dards of scholarship and citizenship are strictly up- held. Evening socials were held f and thoroughly enioyed, Junior Honor Club members are distinguish- ed by attractive pins. Now at the close of OUR YEAR, they look forward to next year, and upon adding their acquired grade points, find themselves potential members of the Senior group. Row I: Shiela Slcoglund, Bonnie Piclcerell, Sharon Pocras, Crystal Paine, Judy Jochim, Patricia Bickhart, Phil Lovaas, Eddie Contner, Row 2: Janet Gresham, Marlene Kirch, Jo Anne Pitt- man, Paula Marvel, Pat Zahn, Sharon Boles, Kathie Jo Dilling, Row 3: Sandra Jeppson, Mary Whittington, Judy l-lavas, Bertha Swanson, Judi Weiner, Donald Banta, Row 4: Dana Foretich, Myrna Wilgar, Joyce McLaughlin, Denise Husmann, Clarel Komer, Row 5: Denny Post, Carole Padratzik, Linda Dougan, Cynthia Woodruff, Marsha Anderson, Ron Banta, Row 6: Phil Em- pey, Bob Chisholm, Joyce Thomas, Erika Palmer, Linda Gibson, Marion Stewart, Rowena Mitchell, Officers John Barthrop, Boys Treasurer, Mary Lynn Moore, Vice-president, Susan Patterson, John Gubler Girls' Treasurer, Sandy Craig, Secretary,Mr, Palmer, Advisor. PrGSidGfWT l l if EA i , D Lugz -120- ?,'..7'- off 1 I , , 3.33 -4 x M Q if: , wgwg L, 31132. 1 KM 1 X R A, ,slr uv SQ R xi .B . P 21 KL, Q' 1 5' 1. 9' ' an .f imfgpl ',,w!?' Svivirwg To promote a greater interest ard Understanding Of We coirore of 'he arwclems, Wese Rcwarw erw1oosraS'S brooghf the romance of Lario Yo OUR YEAR, A! 'he wa- dirrooal oaoooef, 4oQo.'. 'wg :rwrarori Srefei are HGQCT, fwais re-N ved, emo goofs of ' Hari Caesar V . any swecce :wo'C 'ray occur We ares' fasrmows wr' 'oga amd fwrc are viewed a' a rwaroos iasoion show Facfs are owxeo 'F 457 ff and Toe exreosi-.fe and Urmg research fhaf goes Pano-in-hand :wo accorafe fe-creefrorws of hrsforicai evervs S Teswcorwy fc 'Pe rrwteresf Norco Orevarls Bob Richmond, Janet Lowe Mrs. Shaver Advisor gb' I 'W 3 FU e Q Clarel Komer, Ceoso' Shiela Skoglund, Qoacfvo' Ross Jameson Het: e Frank Joy, Leg e Janet Gresham, ie : ie Linda c bro' MEMBERS Russel Anderson Judy Andrews Bobby Auerbach Charla Baker May Lynn Barnard Frank Bakken Marty Beale Mike Bertino Linda Brirnmer Dennis Cancellare Janet Chatterton Mike Cole Eddie Contner Phil Cook Kenny Cory Richard Cox Gail David Kathy Jo Dilling Carl Dotson Jane Echols Janie Fayle Robert Fine Julie Fountain Linda Gibson Judi Greene Charles Gregory Robert Gresham Grace Griffin Jerry Guftey Judie Halter Maureen Haynes Valleria Hampton Jerry Hanweck Janice Hanson Kirby Herron Kay Johnson Norman Johnson Jerry Kaufman Mike King John Knight Mike Kozloff Nanci Kramer Karen Lackey Rod Levine Terry Leverton Naomi Liles Marilyn Lockitch Linda Love Beryl Marber Gary Matthews Howard Miller Erika Palmer Judy Plant Sharon Pocras Denny Post Raymond Potter David Powell Janice Rlepen Geri Rudiak Lynn Schuyler Sharon Skoglund Sarah Slavin Jared Shafer John Stackhouse Carolyn Steftan Bob Stentz Bob Stewart Lynn Stewart Elizabeth Stutz Bennie Syde Janice Taketaya Bill Trahan Helen Tucker Pamela Van Tassel Everyone has fun at the mock initiation. Freed from bondage - 123 - A club that boasts a membership of over eighty saw the realization of a two-year proiect in OUR YEAR:a three-speed record player was purchased and presented to the Spanish Department. The members of Spanish Club were better organized -- conducting business meetings in the afternoon and socials in the evening. Latin-American at- mosphere prevails - colorful and exciting cos- tumes add tlavor - a wild initiation-an unforget- table event f a very valuable and pleasant ex- perience. Who knows-they may someday get to Spain! Sharon Skoglund President Mrs. Keller Advisor What's all MEMBERS Patti Arnold Martin Bohen Barbara Bottom Peggy Brandt Sherry Clyne Joyce Dobrow Carlene Fisk Dana Foretich Mark Frazin Brian Furey Georgiann Furey Mary Furey Sally Garvin Lynn Greenspun Wanda Hahn Ellen Hefner Ed Hester Dean Higginbotham Betty Hoffman Dennis Hubbard Denise Husmann Donna James Rita Johnson Dennis Kanter Warren Keeler Robin Killinger Sherry Klein Barbara Long Phil Lovas Mike McKenzie loyce McLaughlin Richard Mayo Linda Meade Chris Menikheirn Faith Metcalf Robert Meyers Phyllis Nelson Wendy Peterson Kenneth Pulliam Trent Pulliam Mark Schiefl Opale Scott Spencer Sharp Sue Sherwin Marsha Smith Ann Toll Carolyn Walters Judi Weiner Ann Woodruff Frank Woodbury Nancy Yeton Pat Zahn the vvarer tor? OfflC9fS: Marlene KlfChr Seffeiafyz Donald Banta, Vice-president, Yvonne Stewart, Monique Bianconi Reporter, Sharron Leavitt, Treasurer, Mrs. Pivornick, Mr. Walter, Advisors, John President Gubler, Sergeant-at-Arms. - -I-3.1:-Q.. YY y If 4- fb. HHHI Bonjour, Mam'selles et Monsieurs . Members of the French Club began OUR YEAR with the aid of Mrs. Pivornick who ioined Mr. Walter as co-advisor. Often the monthly meetings were conducted entirely in French e a method which has proven most successful in gaining ease and efficiency in the use of this musical language. A luncheon was held at the Sands Hotel . . . film strips were viewed and foreign records purchased . . . all in hope of bringing a better understanding of the French cultural pattern into the light. Row I: Tannis Power, Carolita Pierce, Roberta Coulter, Gayle Block, Carolyn Morris, Betty Lear, Susan Patterson, Shirley Adams, Audrey Chambers, Carole Mlynarczyk, Beverly Padgett, Marilee Knox, Marie Collins, Linda Johnson, Jeanne Chaphe, Sherry Stiles, Row 2: Den' ise Cau, Judy Harp, Linda Lou Tarcza, Jackie Ham, Alice Bowman, Maria Sackas, Cindy Arrington, Betty Lou Mathes, Leslie Cameron, Barbara Spencer, Shirley Jensen, Row 3: Jo Barthrop, Sharon Rowe, Betty Whitehead, Valerie Thomas, Meryl Matorian, Judy Brown, Judy Shinglman, Betsy Walter, Peggy McCaughey, Judy Mortensen, Mary Whittington, Beth Whipple, Brenda Witrner, Sharon Unrot Row 4: Lolito Kull, John Barthrop, Kay Ahern, Gail Ann Kearns, Rosalie Frehner, Judy Dondero, Elaine Averett, Tim Thompson, Otis Harris, Willie Johnson, Cynthia Woodruff, Judy Holderg Row 5: Allan Earl, Ron Banta, Joe Kimmel, Gene Schell, Kelly lsom, Tim Deiss Ed Birch, Garlin Hahn, Dennis R, Haney, Yvonne Risley, Karen Sarret. mf . -126- l i L Row 'I Sharon Unrot Susan Gaskins Karen Barthen, Marsha Townsend, Linda Deussen, Faith Horton David Lenhart Mike Kinner Row 2 Carol Bluschke Frances Frehner, Sandra Jeppson, Carl Ciliax, Jack Larsen, Row 3 Judy James Sharon Wt, Ambition and initiative are but tvvo characteristics of Art Guild members More often than not their efforts and accomplishments Q0 unrecognized: little publicity is afforded this organization, dedicated to the service of our school. Decorative and original props are created for assemblies . theirs is the laborious task of designing and constructing the c4ueen's throne for the Homecoming Celebration , . . rt G u I in OUR YEAR the decoration of the Wildcat Theatre . . production of sets for the Rhvthmette Review , campaign and contest posters . and, of course, that vvhich makes each year different, and sets OUR YEAR apart from all the rest the design- ing and painting of the hallowed Senior Sciuare Officers: Sharon Wadsworth, Vice-president, .lim Whipple, Historian, Marsha Anderson, Treasurer. ,of , -127- hesplans Martha Ball Presndent OUR YEAR marked the lOth Thesplan Club Affnllated wlth the Natnonal Thespran Society they wrote and ratlfued a constrtutron and were responsuble for the very success ful Chrlstrnas Assembly the ftrst tlrne that thus organrza tlon has presented such rn OUR YEAR Sornethrng entrrely drfterent was grven the student body an the way of enter taunrnent when the Thesplans threw thelr fabulous Theatre Party not only a trrst tor most of the students but a flrst for the club and the hugh school Seconds of work turned raplclly unto mlnutes rnrnutes not quute so raprdly became hours and funally the hours cornbrred to form polnts OUR YEAR ended for thern wrth the Natronal Thespran Conventuon a full week workshop play shop fun shop to whuch delegates were sent rn June Mr Thmot Advnsor Officers Allan Earl, Treasurer Patrma Schur, Potnt Keeper, Edu Salome, Vlce presrdent Llnda Ranknn, Secretary , O I I A n I , V . ,W I , . , W - . . . .I I - ' r fl 4 l ' ,, o Y 0 MEMBERS Elaine Avereft Davnd Coons Ann Crane John Earl Janne Fayle Julne Fountann Clarre Hart Carl Jensen Sharron Leavm Saundra Meek Carolyn Morris Jnmmre Moss Doug Slewart Doug Wells Phyllns Zimmerman A few members dlscusslng the grueling unmatnon comung up And furTlwermore'l 129 Phil Cook H -- Gary McClanahan, Doug McClanahan, Brad Crase, Ron Lurie. Key Club Officers: Bob Richmond, Secretary, Ray Embry, Vice- presidentp Darwin Leavitt, Senior Director, Bruce Vroman, Treas- urer. The Key Club is an international organization, spon' sored by the Kiwanis, now in its second year of existence at LVHS, Primarily a school service club, they sponsored a car wash at the beginning of our OUR YEAR. Meetings are held with Key clubs from other cities and towns, both in and out of state, and a'prograrn is presented to their Father Organization . They worked hard in OUR YEAR to send a delegate to the National Key Club Convention. A list of good deeds which was begun last year continued to grow in '57-'58. John Hayes President. Q -. all -130- ep Club Re-organized at the beginning of OURYEAR, the Pep Club started its list of activities with a bang. The first dance of the season - the Hello Dance ee was a Pep Club sponsored event . , . as many dances throughout l957-1958 proved to be, They worked long hard hours for the white sweaters which distinguish them from the other high school students milling around-and-about Main Hall, The backbone of our cheering section, they wore red and black, sat in specially designated section of the gym and football field, A bus to Reno to watch North and South clash was just another of their efforts - proving the vitalness of spirit and student participation. Betty Bearden X r' President 6 , C l, C' 'NX tie sf V Advisors, Miss Halverson, Mr. Eyre. Officers: Row lr Mary Schoffen, Treasurerg Mary Lynn Moore, Sophomore Chairman, Julie Plewe, Junior Chairman, Valerie Thomas, Freshmen Chairman. Row 2: Denny Post, Vice- President, Ed Tanner, Sergeant at Arms, Dorothy Damrow, Senior Chairmang Elaine Eyre, Sec- retary, Barbara Johnsen, Cheerleaders' Representative. 'J'-5: ra rose in unison when tlegas took State MEMBERS Kay Ahern Geraldine Arnold Nancy Atkinson Troy Barnet' Beverly Bean John Brower Connie Clark Ann Davis Judy Dondero Linda Downey Jo Ellen Eklund Michele Entratter Janet Eldredge Janie Fayle Frances Frehner Ulie Fritz Linda Gibson Alberta Hale Bill Hardy Judy Havas Bill Hendrix Leland Johnson Karen Jones Connie Kent Saundra Kimball Kathy King Monica McDermott Dick Mason Meryl Matorian Sally Morris Jimmie Moss Carolyn Myers Judy Naseef Phyllis Nelson Crystal Paine Susan Patterson Enid Perlove Bonnie Pickerell Linda Rankin Ray Rawson Lois Reid Shiela Roberts Barry Rosenbaum Elaine Sackas Carmen Sampson Donna Sanford Ned Solomon Connie Stewart Judy Stewart Lynn Stewart Marion Stewart Jeanne Thomas Leron Thomas Joan Wagner Susan Walker Ted Wendel Peggy Williams Ann Woodruff Patsy Woods arsity Club let e F v S L e as Hgt Qchoo' enables a boy to becone J t ersnr th V Co sere r cnool seryrce organrzatron Whose men bers proc: ' y d sp ay the letter V on thetr resoec ed red sweaters Socral events hrghlrght theur rwany acttyrtres Funds are derrved from the sale of prograr s at our ath etrc events Therrs was t e tradrtronal Ho tecon :ng Dance In OUR YEAR a Vrctory Dance a memorable event durrng vvhlch a ltr fr set door prrze Nas awarded They have a steak fry and a banquet Each year a bortron of the funds earned goes toward the purchase ol an ltem for the athletlc department The Varsrty Club of l95f T958 OUR YEAR shall be remembered to those who Come after Us for eac trme a basketball game rs played rn o r gym the small yet brnlltant lnghts whuch twlnkle on the new scoreboard thelr grft burn a constant remlnder Adyrsors Mr Chrlstesen, Mr Pallle Glenn Stewart Secretar treas r L , y u er arry Wagoner, Vrce presrdent Rulon Anderson, Prcsrdent pufw ,4 134 . AS' 3. r ,.,' lg , 15' 34 .1352 A-if ' T5 .Q '- 'Q' if ' , fi, L ' f 21 ww V ' 7,5 f 31' A f- bxiigegqf . ll . A if M 'iff -iff' ' W gg A !f I 2 A? 4 ff' I l ' F I I ff ' 'Z t . I fx.- ' V ' Lb F I - qff , 'gg 41 A W V wg ,, ' 2 ? J ff f' 7 V f f al ,f , v , . f 0 ,f lf 3' I if I I f f ' ' ' 1 L9 A . Z Q 4' V ,N '95 Q wif- ' .J , fr , jivl w fgijg y 6 1' , I Q' fe, 5 A, ,f , ' Qi' 4 'V -ig 5,4 ff ff' , 'ful , ,f A -., lj If fr I ,, 5 Q 1 b fx 1 - - 147 x 1 p .af n A mf i 1 ff ,I f ! f 1 , I f X ! I 2 5 x li if ,K t ga. I O .HN K' 2 - E4 Officers Row l- Linda Dougan, Reporter, Barbara Redic, Treasurer, Patricia Bickhart, Secretary, Dixie Buhecker, Vicefpresident, Row 2. Mr. Johns, Miss Strom, Mr. Lewis, Aclvisois, Opale Scott, Librarian Charles Bickhart President F.T. . The profession of a teacher is far from all milk and honey. The members of F.T.A. met this fact face-to-face in the financial picture wielded by the brush of OUR YEAR. Yet they go on, un- claunted by the unpleasantness, to develop those qualities of a good teacher , In all sincerity the problems of counseling and the techniques and materials of the classroom are studied, Their annual state convention was held in our own high school auditorium, and the events marked in the log of OUR YEAR. A scholarship awarded to a worthy member is an example of their spirit for the flame of desire to become edu- cators, to share the glory of learning, burns brightly in the often cloudy world of today. Row 1: Shirley Burroughs, Joan Wagner Sandy Fife, Opale Scott, Shirley Harris, Row 2: Lorry Upwall, Diane Freshwater, Judy Kilmer, Patti Arnold. Gary Wellwood President niters Officers: Mr. Hutchins, Advisor, Bud Gallier, Treasurer, Clarence Pefley, Vice-President, Peter Poulos, Secretary. The auto club of previous years came into the light in OUR YEAR under the name, Igniters. Distinguished by their charcoal jackets sporting bright red emblems, these student-auto mechanics delve into the problems presented by the many and striking innovations of their chosen field in the world of today. Deft hands lovingly touch and care for the innumerable parts which make up the finished product. A Cadillac limousine of yesterday was kept in A-l condition and made available to small groups whose activities took them some distance from our campus. Long, hard and precious are the hours spent 8 'til paint gleams - engine purrs - sweat and blood - and sometimes tears -A become part of the ultimate goal - and at last, one simple word is whispered fe perfection, Row I: Stephen Zimmerman, Don Warren, Wayne Brian, Dick Shank, Row 2: Leroy Milo, John Larsen, Eddie Wright, Gary McClanahan, Doug McClanahan. ath Club Bob Forston Presrdent The Importance of mathematncs ID the hsghly advanced and complex age tn whuch we live can not be underestimated for today we fund our selves tn the mtdst of a world whose very exustence seems to depend on scuenttfuc develop ment To fall back at thus pount would be drsas trous and so we ftnd ourselves wrth but one dorectuon an whrch to go forward Math Club members worked to promote a greater under standing of the sublect a deeper Interest and a hugher degree of apprecuatron Through speakers frlms and field trrps broad new fields were dns covered an OUR YEAR Advusors Mass Strom Mr Gerety 1' 6 I2 I3 If 2021 Ofttcers Nancy Matthews, Secretary Linda Young, Vtce prestdent, Blll Titus, Treasurer X 6 1 , . 'r ,ff 'bk 'f lf ' r -. 1 t l A gf -- . X - Ln ., I 5 7 28 3 ' , 11 sts, T- 9 k - 138 - MEMBERS Larry Bingham Carol Bluschke Mike Cole Eugene Davenport Kathie Jo Dilling Linda Dougfrn Mark Frazin Judi Greene Mike Grobstein Frank Joy Saundra Kimball Mike Kozloff Nanci Kramer Eetty Jane Lear Alice Lonfg Gary Nellre Bobbie Sue Reed Lynn Stewart Patti Whittington John Wiley Atomic Age? Oh, come now. lt's not as bad as all that! Why do I try? ., , wx 1 I'.:23f .grill it ' 4 l,.L. V ,E , fi? 1:9 1279 Joan Seaman Officers Patty Williams, Secretary, Ann Woodruff, Treasurer, Miss Wooley, Mr. President Alleman, Advisors. A group dedicated entirely to the service of others, the Junior Red Cross boasts a membership of one representative from each homeroom. Meetings are held bi-weekly, during which activities ranging from boat-building to fund raising are undertaken. A O chest containing the essentials for times of need is filled and un started on a iourney to a local disaster area. Their major public service protect centers about assistance afforded the Clark County Chapter of the American Red Cross in their blood bank program. 4 The organization sends a representative to the national convention in the East and a delegate to the training center in California. Row 'Ia Ross Jameson, Barbara Richie, Sharron Deussen, Vicki Leuvvellyn, Sharon Stickell, Mary Kay Grogan, Sharon Lee Skoglundg Row 2: Midge Oliver, Patti Arnold, Marty Beale, Lubertha White, Georgia Lee Davis, Caroline Eckert, Row 3: LaJuan Hitchcock, Brenda R. Forest, Kay Johnson, Carlene Fisk, Bonnie Pickerell, Judi Weiner, Barbara Long, Row 4: Sharon L, Failing, Kristin l-loefs, Marjorie Goodwin, .lane Tinker, Yvonne Risley, Ruth Carnell, Gene Brevver. 3 Ars.- TC Miss Woolley I Advisor ,lk g fl F , 'Q ,et 2 x , i fb. A '27 94 V , Ronald David, Ronald Lurie, Gloria Jameson, Bruce Vroman re Medico Officers: DeWayne Bowman, Treasurer, Nancy J Bill Hardy, Vice-President. Pre-Medico Apprentices is an extremely select organization, mem- bership is held to a maximum of fourteen and a strong B average is prerequisite. Initially brought together for the purpose of better acquainting senior students planning a career in the field of medicine with the particulars of their chosen vocation, they have come a long vvay. Open only to seniors, every year is different, In OUR YEAR the Apprentices had the unique experiences ot assembling the Health Departments skeleton ff taking a tour of the new Charleston Medical Clinic -f and the Las Vegas Hos- pital. The organization has been a great aid to those interested in medicine, for learning is accomplished best through actual contact. enco, Secretary, Phil Cook President -141- fi x -'I4 usic Club In order to give students a knowledge of solo musical literature and the experience of playing such, the Music Club was formed. The members of this organization are on call at all times for assemblies, special programs, and various other activities. A certain amount of music must be mastered each month to keep good standing in the group, The Clark County Music Festival finds participants from this organization among its entries. Row 1: LeRoy Freshwater, Gary Gregg, Karen Lackey, President, Charles Bick- hart, Patricia Bickhart, Secretary, Row 2: Wayne Johnson, Eugene Davenport, Ellen Hefner, Mr. Larson, Advisor. am Radio Club A comparitively new organization on campus, the Ham Radio Club is working toward the day on which a new radio station will hit the air-waves, a station operated by the mem- bers of the club, from the grounds of LVHS. The members study radio codes and the theory behind the Federal Communications Commission at their frequent informal meet- ings. An FCC license lies not-too-far in the future for these eager radio technicians of tomorrow who received the basis of their chosen field today. Row 'lc Stephen Davis, Secretary, Dew- ey Kirkeeng, Vice-P r e sid e n t, John Knight, President, Ronald Lee, Ricky Cox, Row 2: Steve Petersen, Walter Van Norsdall, Treasurer, Allen Samp- son, Mr. Mohr, Advisor, Mike Kramer rojectionists A group of interested students e a Q e r l y learned the correct procedure by which a proiector is operated. They earned yellow Proiectionist cards after so-many hours of running and re-winding the numerous films shown in both classrooms and Wildcat The- atre. Film broke and oftentimes the entire Set-up took off flying for parts unknown, The club members qualified, and as protect- ionists became an important cog in the wheel of the audio-visual aids department. Row 'lx Larry Bingham, Elmer Harris, Judy Swords, President, Fred Judd, Secretary, Dean Higginbotham, Sharon Wadsworth, Robert McLaughlin, Row 2: Mr. Knapp, Advisor, Phil Cook, Vice- president, Mr. Alleman, Advisor, James Palmer, Frank Joy, Treasurer. amera Club A relatively new group on campus, the Camera Club is composed of seven members whose interest in picture-taking is beyond snap-shots. The fundamentals of photogra' phy were mastered, and new techniques were eagerly put to test. Their major project was taking photographs of happy couples at the many dances which skimmed across the calendar of OUR YEAR. So sure were they of their sensitive art they collected no fees in advance. If finished pictures didnt meet with the subiects' approval - there were no obligations. Hmm, wise policy. Row 'l: Larry Skinner, Treasurer, Karen Reed, John Stackhouse, Sandy Whitall, Jonette Fox, Mike Little, President, Row 2: Mike Bertino, Mr. Neal, Ad- visor, Marvin Shouff. flf 5 XFX f-4-V +-2 .XJ 1 ir-Y V. 69 X A C Xl f 'f ff N 3 ff 7 Q Q? xx Y ,, If VX i E , 5 x jj ACTIVITIES vi , i Dan-- if , 1: Q 1 if ,ti ., W'w ' 5 X if .V WN , Y' I-if vm 1 4 4 - ,. ' MWWQ4 I 7 mama N 3 5 X v ' , U 4 I I gf . 1-gf A+ xx ff? wi? 4119.57 DC' . ,A ,, f-9.-I A . V.. na, f,Wv..u..,:- ,. .vla- 'ywnnf .viilr ,. .. Y, f Q ..- i?.'f.la L't.'L:.1.u, ...fl k W ,319-f,:,'wi, M, A A 1 4-wary!-wwf fu L - r ,,..,.....M,.,, ., , ? '7 1-,IE 141 AA, ' IN if K Allin Earl Beverly Bean I Speak fof De 10CfaCY Wwe' DAR Wmef wa rd Wm ne rs Sun Youth Forum Fnnalusts Ray Embry Glenn Stewerf and Bob Archie 'fi 2' -146- QE 2 aiu Joan Wagner Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Here are the students possessung that extra somethmg the drlve ambntuon and determnnatuon necessary and deservtng ot honors Throughout OUR YEAR they sewed baked spoke and wrote endeavors that brought recognntuon scholarshups savungs bonds and traps across the ocean And at ss good for honor and dustnnctnon are the awards of true ment Las Vegas Hugh School as proud of them these students whose footsteps grace the cement paths of OuR YEAR Ulrich Frltz Exchange Student from Germany 'I47 Mlrlam McDameI AFS Student to Paklstan Loss Eklund A FS Student to Greece E1 9: I G' x I y , , X S lx' 6' fl, Vt , ' Q , t V 09, I . t If r ui, f , . .-A 11' ga 0,10 0 'Sf Q A..-nl? Bull Hardy Prestclent tudent Bod Gfftcers An organtzatton ts only as strong as the efforts of tts members and all organtzattons must conform to a certatn degree of rule and regulatton So tt ts wtth the most trnportant organtzatton at Las Vegas Hugh School the student body A representattve from each homeroom becomes a part of the smooth worlctng untt that ts the government of LVHS our Student Counctl Fave student body offtcers elected by popular vote stt at the top reflecttng the wtsdom of thetr electors OUR YEAR was one of great ac cornpltshrnents tts dawn broke on the offtcers tn strtktng whtte sweaters, the sale of basketball puns, new amendments to the Constttutton, and tts sunset fell on a heated dtscusston concern tng a lawn planttng protect, the Jungle Bell Hop, and the patnttng of the honored Wtldcat whtch now graces the floor Of our gymnastum 148 ,, 1 ' rf -If ' ., Z. V Q Q2 . . A 1 ' f ,lg . , 3. 1 i, 4 , , dxf 5' if E time t of M y 5, d an l ' S ,, 4--'x ' John Brower Patsy Woods Vtce prestdent Secretary 3 6 ' 0 L 5. fx I J N A 'if I yu 5,4 4 ' 3 0 1 h v P- 1' 1 I J . ',! lzll 3 ii 1 cf' XS 5 x x ,1- r 6 r ' pf!! ,Q . f A QI in 'Zu X I 'z ll:-. .I F.: I i 5 9, ,, 3 K q 2 n .- , I f ' Q1 , ' by x Q I gb r .ff Joan Wagner Jimmie Moss Mr. Hardy, Mr. Knapp Treasurer Commissioner of Enforcement Advisors Student Council: Row lg Wendy Peterson, Gayle Block, Maxine Culley, Geri Mills, Linda Downey, Linda Love, Alice Bow- man, Julie Plewe, Marion Stewart, Sally Capel, Clarel Komer, Row 2: Maureen Thomas, Judy Browr, Barbara Johnson, Hope Metcalf, Lynne Stewart, Connie Stewart, Terry Thomas, Mary Lynn Moore, Sharon Pocras, Judy Havas, Janet Lowe, Kay Ahern, Row 3: Shiela Skoglund, Rosalie Frehner, Susan Larkin, Linda Rizzardo, Janet Eldredge, Geraldine Arnold, Patti Whittington, Lois Reid, Linda Rankin, Betty Bearden, Crystal Paine, Elaine Eyre, Row 4: Alma Tobler, Mike Led- better, Denny Post, Elizabeth Gamette, Robert Brinton, Saundra Kimball, Duane Free, John Hayes, Yvonne Stewart, Elaine Heywood, Gregory Jacobs. '-gt' I :Qt , Q 4 Q , JJ, 4 'ig 2,.1Qf .vi T 1 . 1:- it ' 2 l il ,f 1 f f ' ' -Sw' fi l' 3 f 1215 ' , . . u . 5 , . YW' 1255 could , t- 1 p 'fi ' I er.-. fif J ' .Q-6 I f JFS lf 341' Q ti ssembly Committee Connie Clark Mr. long Chairman Co-ordinator The best assemblies ever, boasted the Assembly Committee throughout the weeks of OUR YEAR. Their object was not merely entertainment, but enlighten- ment as well. Assemblies are a privi- lege . . . in OUR YEAR they were looked forward to and treated as such. We took time out from classes to laugh and to sigh, to relax and grow tense, to watch, listen, and learn. It was the duty of the Assembly Committee to schedule, ar- range, and see that such programs were properly conducted. Their means . . . more often than not . , . student talent, their source . . . a great reservoir of untapped ambition . . . the student body of LVHS. Committee, Row I: Terry Leverton, Bill Hardy, Jack Yeager, Bill Hendrix, Johnny Hayes, Harley Kaufman. Row 2: Miss Sawle, Mrs. Dickinson, advisors, Mary Whittington, Judy Dondero, Judy Havas, Nancy Empey, Beverly Bean, Lois Reid Mrs. Marshall, Mr. Thiriot, advisors. omeroom Discussion Committee The Homeroom Discussion Committee meets at lunch time on Tuesday on the premise of discovering the interesting topics, which provide a means of expression for every student in every homeroom. The group is made up of five seniors plus tvvo representatives each from the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes. Not to be sluffed, or even regarded lightly, the dis- cussion sheets distributed concern all ideas of interest and controversy to the students of our high school and other young people all over the world. Safe driving, iuvenile delinquency, narcotic addiction, class privileg- es, grade importance, study habits, and future careers- something of special interest to every individual! Another week's work into the homeroom boxes. Ann Crane, Jessie Woodruff, Pat Hayes, Saundra Kimball Leland Johnson Leron Thomas Martin Bohen Binnie Syde Michele Entratter Bob Forston, Elaine Averett. enior Court The Senior Court provides the iudicial branch of government for Las Vegas High School. Working hand-in-hand with the Student Enforcement Commission, justice by acquittal or necessary pun- ishment is administered. The power of the court reigns supreme. The best course of action is pondered by the Chief Justice and his six assistants who represent each class in school. Standard court procedure is followed by the court clerk, bailiff, and re- corder, keeping an accurate account of each trial. Students are assumed innocent until proven guilty. The Senior Court proved S ill to be extremely vigilent in OUR YEAR, handing down the un- Barry Rosenbaum Chief Justice Mr Mlllhouse Advisor Ronald David Jerry Carson R H Canfield Senior Judge Senior Judge Senior Judge i X 5 245 0-N 'lv-15 584 '-T og ell 152 biased decisions essential to successful student government Carole Rlvkm Junior Judge 114 S. J' Alice Bowman Sophomore Judge fi i K i A H , KX , l . Q l f' ' 1 K I . 'ev l I if x - S 'S ' J . A F4 gg L 'Q K, c 1 If U- -4 Q li.'sX4 If of 4 I gg 4 iq 'tt 1 A 'if J , . i - J r ni as J tt J Phillip Cook Prosecuting Attorney T1 ,Zi mb A ' l . i J 2 Lois Reid, Assistant Clerk, Mark Frazin, Bailiffg Ann Crane, Clerk. gi. Gail Goodman Freshman Judge Q' Defense Attorneys: Yvonne Leavitt Rande Craner Allen , ,A Earl, Pat Clary. , . Q 'ilu K' ar ,,:1 Mr. Bowman Officers: Shirley Burroughs, Secretary: Saundra Kimball, Captain, Advisor Frank Bakken, Captain, Harley Kaufman, Deputy Commissioner, Le- land Johnson, Captain, Jerry Goodfellow, Captain, Jimmie Moss Commissioner of Enforcement. Row 1: Barbara Johnson, Linda Rankin, Nancy Jenco, Binnie Syde, Robert McLaughlin, Lrnn Greenspun, Bill Hardy, Row 2: Archie Curtis, Shirley Booth, Jan White, Margaret Cox, Barbara Wilcox, Geraldine Arnold, Kathy King, Judi Watts, John Stackhouse, Row 3: Howard Greene, Judy Jochim, Donald Banta, John Knight, Carl Ciliax, Edward Hester, Wayne Bunton, Elaine Averett, Richard Sullivan, Rupert Flores, Row 4: Otis Harrls, Bob Archie, Jerry Kaufman, Ron Banta, Norman Johnson, Frank Gray, Row 5: Brad Boman, Mark Frazin, Frank Walters, Row 6: Don Weatherall, David Hammond, Roosevelt O'Neal, Don Hampton, Bill Hen- drix, Row 7: Roland Tate, Alexander Love, Eliiah Green, Bob Landrum, Row 8: Mike McKenzie, Eddie Tucker, Frank Joy . . . ln l955 an organization was formed to insure highest class privileges. Twenty Senior boys were members of the Senior Enforcement Committee: an idea out of which grew the Stu- dent Enforcement Commission. ln- fraction of school rules brings a ticket from an SEC member, this is a sum' mons to appear before the Senior Court, Identified by black and white arm bands, the members must meet and maintain the peak of good stan- dards A most efficient system of self. government, the SEC strives to elimi- nate any unfriendliness Or hostility which f 'lQl'tl exist on the part of the students toward enforcement of school regulatigng - ' I TK , ., .V X Peggy Williams, Tom Crumley, Pam Price, Leron Thomas, Beverly Bean, Linda Rankin, Dick Mason B :S is -5 f ,E ll Saundra Kimball, Lynda Brown, Ross Johnson, Leland Johnson, Barbara Johnsen, Patsy Woods, Connie Clark, Bill Hendrix, John Brower nterscholastic Committee Rah! Rah! f and all that iazz! Better inter-school rela- tions are the prime concern of the interscholastic Committee. Led by the cheerleaders, outstanding rep- resentatives of the Senior class fill out the member- ship, It is these students who spent Friday evenings prior to game-time decorating the goalposts which grace Butcher Memorial Field . . . who woke at the crack of dawn to see the Wildcats off to battle on faraway fields . , , and who gave endlessly their time and efforts to meet visiting teams, making them welcome to Las Vegas and Las Vegas High School. - 155 Miss Halverson Advisor Boys State Row I Charles Bickhart Ronald David Barry Rosenbaum Row 2 John Hayes Bill Hendrix Ray Embry Steve Hampton Row 3 Leland Johnson Bob Richardson Jerry Carson Phillip Cook. urls and Boys tate These leaders ot the Junior Class were chosen in the spring ot last year to spend one vveek gaining experience and skill in civic affairs through participation in mock govern ment in city county and state levels At State groups from the other high schools in Nevada loin he delegates from Las Vegas High Much of the actual mechanics and intricacies ot government are learned along with the reall zatton of its tremendous importance ID the vvorld of Today Perhaps the most valuable part ot Girls and Boys States is the many friendships vvon with those from the other parts of Nevada for this is the initial step to good citizen ship SYM UF f A ix 2 l 1-1-I 25 7 vlan Girls State Row 1: Ann Crane L 's Red Lnda Rankin Lynda Brovvn. Row 2: Joan Wagner Connie Clark Beverly Bean Saundra Kimball. I J X 1 1 9 Garvin, Carole Rivkin, Kelly Clark, Art. 'N , . 1 X f A ,h v x 'R g x t 0 if l fi.. .CD S-7 YJ Staff, Lynn Greenspun, Business, Susan Alper, Brenda Scott, Art, Robert Meyers, Business, Helen Whipple, Art, Helen Bud Bartlett Editor ndSo.. And So .... g something completely ours . . . in OUR YEAR. We published a literary magazine, the con- tents of which were representative of US. With hopes of establishing a new tradition, we set forth the highest standards, and when the finished folio emerged into public view there were smiles on our faces. Our efforts O met with success, and another adiective joined the list of those already applied to the students of OUR YEAR1 Creative. Literary Board, Row 1: Marlene Schwartz, Pat Taylor, Margo Bartlett, Row 2 Mr, Snyder, Mr. Butterfield, Advisors, Miriam McDaniel, Evelyn Dixon, Allan Earl 5 I--4-' 'VHF ese rt Breeze Agfa .?l v' oss., RT Q T Ray Embry Naomi Liles Co-editor Co-editor Advisor 4- fi IWVVR S' 'flu-,lu I 11100 Rlmov Q uuitllwl fd S xg, f' g 'Q QQ S Rr 5 , The advanced age of automation versus a broken typewriter ribbon. Asmall and compact staff un- der the able leadership of Ray Embry and Naomi Liles, co-editors, faced all the problems of pub- lishing the traditional high school newspaper. Working on the staff of the Breeze proved an in- teresting and valuable experience for the iour- nalists of tomorrow. The leveling influence of Naomi and Ray's quick wit, combined to calm the staff down to a state of mild hysteria as dead- lines drew near. There was too much copy and not enough ads. They climaxed OUR YEAR with the long-awaited Press Banquet, bringing them formally together with the staff of the Echo. MVS- Young Tom Kinsey Allan Van Vorst Business Manager Advertising Manager F in Staff: Row 1: Ross Jameson, Linda Young, Judy Brown, Row 2: James Fairchild, Margo Bartlett, Sharon Lee Skoglund, Row 3: Howard Goodman, Sharron Leavitt, Row 4: Dixie Thaw, Rosa Louise Rainey, Robert Meyers, Bud Bartlett Feature Editor Don McCaughey News Editor 159 Bob Richmond :ports Co-Ed tor Everett Kanter Sports CO-Editor Saundra Jean Meek Feature Editor Linda Rankin Feature Editor Mike Little Photographer sl lv 'H L10 x 2 A Mlrlam McDaniel Janet Lowe Editor Business Manager he Echo Marlene Schwartz Copy Editor i957-1958, For the staff of the Echo, a year of change and of custom, the new versus the old, contention and co-opera- tion, discord - and finally delight, Long after the students of OUR YEAR have been graduated, long after their names have ceased to Echo thru the busy halls, still their memories will live on in the pages of the 1958 Echo. These sheets are a tribute to them, the book itself, a treasure box filled with jeweled memories of OUR YEAR. Putting together a publica- tion such as this is without question a most complex prob- lem. We had fewer divisions and a larger staff, we worked together and we worked alone, we sold ads and laid out pictures. When the last page had been sent in, an exhausted group of rattled humanity staggered from behind the Green Door and headed for parts unknown. We had our dis: agreements - and our fun. Advisors: Mrs. and Mr. Butterfield 5492, V. em 4-4, i Evelyn Dixon Senior Editor Margo Bartlett Junior Editor Clarel Komer Sophomore Editor Elaine Sackas Freshman Editor Lois Eklund Organizations Co-editor Saundra Kimball Organizations Co-editor Beverly Bean Activities Co-editor Kay Coady Activities Co-editor Martin Bohen Athletics Editor Pat Taylor Faculty Editor Helen Whipple Index Editor Jan White Subscription Editor io CL Sally Capel Assistant Editor 4 Q, ' i ' Qu ' ' Q I .jgff-P 3,53 ft-,An f t 1 fb Bobbie Sue Reed Assistant Business Manager Judy James Assistant Art Editor ff, St o---.ff , FIR -161- Q . AJ . ,..,9,, ji f - .-1 1' . .w ,. as-an Q 'j'i, i' Shlijf , .45 ' -'nw ws, f vi-:,'.1 .Y E mf, - f A21 , A G.. 4 , . I ily, N fc . 14 .6-g Allan Earl presidem Officers: Bob Vos, Treasurer, Elaine Averett, Secretary, Bob Forston, Vice President, Mr. Carver, Advisor. Oratory is the first love of members of the Debate Team. In OUR YEAR they had a winning tradition to look up to -- a goal had been set, Approaching as cautiously as they debated conducting long hours Of thorough re- search and fact finding, thinking all things through sys- tematically and with logic, listening, practicing, and gaining cofidence they took the first faltering steps toward achievement, As the days of OUR YEAR grew longer, so did their steps gain in strength, their accoma plishments remain a present goal for Tomorrow to come. Row 1: Allan Earl, Pat Clary, Bob Vos, Standing, Bud Bartlett, Row 2: Bob Scheshalm, Bill Cornwall, Sharon Holmes, Ra- mona Davis, Judy Ellingham, Diane Christensen, Row 3: Bob Forston, Elaine Averett, Rudy Norton, Ray Rawson. Harley Kaufman Officers: Shirley Adams, Accompanist, Lenore Long, Assistant Li- President brarian, Accompanist, Ralph Perry, Vice-President, Charlotte Eas- ton, Secretary, Susan Larkin, Librariang Sarah Slavin, Historian. Just one year in existence, the Opera Chorus is composed of outstanding voice students. Much in demand due to their extremely professional performances, the group is enthusiastically re- pe ceived wherever they may appear . , . be it television, assembly, or local service organization programs. ln OUR YEAR Gorden Jenkin's fabulous composition Manhatten Tower was presented to the student body of Las Vegas High School. Row l: Shirley Adams, Lenore Long, Sharon Clark, Mariean Sharp, Margaret Brandt, Sharon Collins, Judy Andrews, Susan Larkin, Sarah Slavin, Cynthia Bertino, Charlotte Easton, Kathye Cripe, Karen Carpenter, Kristin Hoefs, Sue Wright, Row 2: Jack Yeager, Rupert Flores, John Earl, Ned Solomon, Ted Wendel, Jimmie Moss, Mariorie Dickinson, Advisor, Harley Kautman, David Caldwell, Ralph Perry, Alexander Love, Gary Lang, Pat Clary. B M5 gg President Secretary Mrs Ducklnson Advasor Charlotte Easton Ltbranan Sharon Clark Vnce presrdent Members of the Nlrxed Chorus the largest choral group at Las Vegas Hugh School present a most umpresslve appearance rn floor length grey robes frosted by neat whrte collars Theurs rs entertainment at nts melodnous best therr talents are displayed at clvlc and com petutvve programs as well as before the student body of Las Vegas Hugh School It as through S thus organrzatlon Its members so dedicated as to practlce each day that much was done rn promotlng the wholesome and proper pres ent at our school rn OUR YEAR Casual Teens Bob Archne, Charlle Jackson, Alexander Love, Sammy Glover, Sam Colluns 165 , 'Q if l A . T I . y , c I l t L f I' r I f-J l L ', Nangy Empey Officers: Philip Empey, Treasurer, Jack Yeager, Sgt. of Arms, Sue Wright, MQW, horalettes A musical group for girls, Choralettes gives the fernlnine populace at Las Vegas High School the opportunity to conwe into tts own. Each great endeavor taken on by the group is niet with tremendous appreciation a gratifying thing for their efforts are truly deserving of recognition and praise. Ji T' 4 ' .J .,,-.uu . 'Hi' .-.. -ey :Q 94 'B O ceie Beulah Whaley, Treaafe' Linda Lou Tarcza, Elizabeth Gamette J Le-:ies oef' Phyllis Nelson, :efewf ,V af r: P 5' M16 D vecidev ' 1 i fn .- af-f H. e mv. , M., V La,X T., Q 'xl i YQ in -7:s.Q,:N' I 054' P? J,-. ave- .V , ,yi Af . ,. .641 M ' W 5155. , 1' Wilt -44-if 4, f ' Row I: Rosalie Bennett, Doris Blore, JoEllen Mott, Jeanne Watson, Linda Love, Faith Horton, Helen Young, Connie Kent, Reida McCorkle, Joan Fisher, Lola May Burgess, Marilee Knox, Freda Lowman, Magnolia Hechard, Row 2: Betty Hoffman, Janene Davis, Lynn Karshen, Maridee Smith, Andrea Emery, Rosemary Penney, Reta Brown, Charlotte Easton, Sandra Gervie, Beulah Whaley, Elizabeth Stutz, Eloise Tillman, Shirley Heraty, Annette Johnson, Row 3: Bernice Wimberly, Jonette Fox, Gaylee King, Leslie Cameron, Lois Larsen, Karen Brown, Sherine Schomer, Barbara Walter, Judy Holder, Jean Leavitt, Marie Smith, Shirley Harris, Jayne Weathers, Elizabeth Gamette, Row 4: Shirley Ann Johnson, Sharon Woodbury, Lynn Leavitt, Linda Tarcza, Pamela Jones, Adrianne Yanke, Sharon Hind, Marina Radoumis, Ramona Davis, Caroline Lea, Elizabeth Martin, Mary Lynn Barnard, Julia Mae Lee, Linda Olson, At the piano - Phyllis Nelson, Director - Mrs Dickinson -169- I-v 1v ' 5 3 mzm , 'I I A J I Jr' I -+4 9-' 5 gi v S26 59' 3' 5 ,T E fx? N Q , E 5 2 F, f rx X 5 g 5 a 4 - , , . Managers: Karen -c JONES, Saundra Kimball Propmen: John Eubanks, Rupert Flores, Jack Yeager Eighteen talented and dedicated girls work long hard hours practicing the ntany intri- cate rnilitary and dance routines, rnalcing up their repertoire, living up to their rnotto, Perfection in performance reflects perfection in living. Featured entertainment at our athletic events falls arnong the rnany other invitations to appear found on the Rhyth- mette calendar. They began OUR YEAR with the early early rnorning rehearsals so necessary to their organization - and ended it with the late late cast party following their lush review in April. Geraldine Thornton, Brenda Witmer, Nancy Bowers, Sharon Lee Skoglund, Sandy Craig, Janice Sill, Nancy Contner, Bonnie Guthrie. ,x 'D 1 4 A Q - , N , .. . ' 7 , Ann Davis Dorothy Damrow Alma -Jean Tobler Sharon Skoglund l Q Geraldine Thornton Marilyn Johnson l 1 Nancy Bowers Bonnie Guthrie ,ae T7 Maureen Bale Gall Ann Kearns Terry Thomas h thmettes Brenda Witmer Sandy Craig Sharon Pocras Hope Metcalf Officers Miss Shamley, Advisory Trudie Burrows, Vice -presidentg President Sandy Craig, Point Keeper, Peggy Brandt, Secretary, Joyce Mclaughlin, Treasurer. Enthusiastic sports lovers satisfy their appetites for partici- pation in athletics through the Girls' Recreational Association. Members grace the athletic fields of LVHS and local bowling alleys as they compete in intramural tournaments held after school hours. Hours of participation become points. Beautiful pins are awarded by this organization at the end of the year. The group goes to Lee's Canyon and stays over night in a rented cabin. Following a hilarious supper, a good old-fashioned songefest is held around a roaring fire. As if these activities weren't sufficient, they organize a playday, inviting guests from the other county schools to participate. Row I Ann Woodruff Patti Arnold Kathryn Pelham Dorene Pelton, Nancy Hodson, Patricia Milleri Row 2: Erika Palmer Carol Gates Kathy McCulloch Karen Kay Babbs Carol Gibbins, Caroline Eckert. FFP, v tri Charles Bickhart Drum Major land An outstanding presentation of music chosen by the members themselves was given by our Band at their annual concert in February, Resplendent in their snappy uniforms, they marched the length of Butcher Memorial Field in halftime performances at the football games . . . entries in the State Band Contest in Barstow and various other music festivals were on the agenda . . . untiring efforts of drum maior and high-stepping maiorettes were reflected in the rays of the golden desert sunlight, playing on sparkling silver batons tossed high in the air. The Pep band was ever on call, and succeeded in the encouragement of school spirit. Always ready, these music makers provided that extra oomph at pep rallies and basketball games. The newly organ' ized Dance Band gave out with smooth melodies at the beginning and ending of assemblies. OUR YEARS Band activity ceased with the participation in the famed Helldorado parade in May. Wherever they went resounding applause or echoing cheer was a tribute to them, loud and clear testimony of enioyment and appreciation. Kate McDonald Audrey Chambers Pat Shull Ellen Hefner 3,6 -176- 33 A Ted Salts Officers Eugene Davenport Student Conductor Karen Lackey Musvc Secretary Mr Larson Advusor Pep Band Row I Bob Russell Make Gerltcher Larry Bohne Wesley Jefferson Sharon Holmes Charles Bnclchart Row 2 Pauge Holt Lorln Tobler Beverley Boyd Lean Patter Jurnmy Hartsell Gary Graug Eugene Davenport Karen Lackey Patrlcla Blckhart Row 3 Ted Solls Wayne Johnson 'I77 r - 9 ND t ' ,sa u , l. 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DCC Las Vegas High Schools military unit brought added honors to our school in OUR YEAR when they were awarded first place trophy in rnarks- rnanship. An ambitious group, they strived to learn more than they already knew-and to per- fect that which they learned. Military tactics are taught in all seriousness, much thought is given to the day of Federal Inspection. l l l l i The lowering of the flag symbolizes the end of Qui school :jay -180- Lt. Col. Linton Y. Hartman cs .4 5 ww?-'f 1'vv1.h,f g' ,x -M , ,Kay ,, ' Pa he , 4 'M ,.. ' ay-1-A34-5 ' G' V.. fmt - gf,-, T M 431, Na ' . 5 3 mf' f, N, Wu.. TF' 3 , 57733 ,p'5g,f if fig, ,dp 'Yf'-L .w -3 ,' ' 4 A ' if Y, Ag g W., . y e March family poses for portrait. l'3m3 Captain Galaxy triumphs over the evil forces of Countess Vilma. -18 1- l-lumbug! You'll get no money from me! The Drama Department chose to favor OUR YEAR with four excellent productions . . . T957-T958 opened with Louisa May Alcott's Little Women . The heart-warming story of the March girls was followed by Father's Been to Mars , a hilarious comedy that let us take a peek at just what hap- pens when a man's iob-in this case, commander-in-chief of a TV space patrol series--becomes integrated with his home and family. In collaboration with the Music Depart- ment, Victor Herbert's Red Mill was staged in March, midway thru the dramatic season of OUR YEAR. The old- fashioned enchantment of the buergermeister daughter's im- prisonment in the Red Mill shone from the stage of the LVHS auditorium, The Senior Class took over the footlights, to close the season with The People vs. Maxine Lowe'- an exciting court-room trial, with a most startling ending. All-in-all, a well-rounded year for Dramatics. Jumpin' Jupiter! Save me! Save me! Captain Galaxy! nf' 4.- ul Scneming Americans arrive in Holland. I warn you Tina' Prosecutang Attorney cross examines Maxnne Lowe Yes' Yes I murdered hrml J S... Q Committee Saundra Kimball Each yea rhese grrTs epresenrarrye of each dass are rn charge of the rradmonal Grrls Reverse Dance There are rars n our eyes when we recal' ro wenrory one or The o 1 fr rr ng and gala eyer rs o' OUR YEAR The 'herne Xrardo ard a na J parrof The po por grandeor rhaf characrerrze soch an occasron A stupendous onderrakrng arrangenwenrs nos! be nade for refreshments enterrarn ent orchesrra ballroor pro granws and decorafrons carrred our rn srbyer blue and gold The profrfs help a deseryrng grrT To college yra a schoTarshrp offered by thrs comm rrree Srardosr rnelodres n osrc of the years gone by Charrnwan Paper stars for a Star DUST nrght Mrss Derfelt Mr Snyder 5. LAS Row I Kay Ahern Lrnda Rankrn Lors Rerd Gaylee Krng Row 2 Jear ne Thor a Karhy Krng Sharron Leavm Sharon Pocras Contemplating a seat beneath a star. GR. Dance The gala event known as the Girl's Reverse is traditionally held in late November . . . and is awaited with a combination of anticipation and anguish. Stardust was the theme, and Stardust filled the eyes and hearts of the teminine populace, taking advantage of the chance to date their Big Moments. Toof, the G, R. provided the girls with an easy way of saying, Thank You to the boys for the many memorable events ot OUR YEARf. You do dance well-l'm so glad I asked you! Those Stardust Melodies . . . the memories of years gone by. Review-Journal Photos -. L, ,Q 4' 1 A 5 ,Ui I7 Marilyn Johnson, Attendant, Ann Kinyon, Attendant, Barbara Johnsen, Queen, Carolita Pierce, Attendant, Pam Price, Attendant. unior Prom First the tide rushes in . . . plants a kiss on the shore upperclassnnen and their dates svvayedto the dreamy rnusic carried in on the Ebb Tide at the annual Junior Prom held in March of OUR YEAR. The Queen, in regal splendor, accompanied by her attendants, took her place on the huge sea shell . . . to reign over a glorious evening. Enioying seahorse sandwiches, a delicacy King Neptune reigns over the garden, front the deep, -188 a 1 4. 3: .mx V ' if - Nl' . X An oriental spirit prevails in their vvorld of irnagination. ophomore Hop Duane Free, Class Presidentg Ted Wendel, Decorations Co-chairrnang Judy Havas, Entertainmentg Sharon Pocras, Prograrnsg Mary Lynn Moore, Decorations Coachairrnang David Bunker, General Chairrnan. -189- A Shangri La in the desert, created by the class of l96O--in OUR YEAR.The Sophornores vvent all-out on the first dance of their high school career, The Hop paved the road for the rnany gay and rneinor- able activities that will be theirs in the years to corne. Leaving the outside vvorld, they cross the br-dge to Shangri La. Bill Hendrix Senior Class President feeds The swan while Linda Rankin and Linda Applegaie Ball co-chairmen watch tolerantly. enior Ball April Love V is for Yhe very young' '.., OUR YEAR savv The Senior Ball fhefne carried our in varying shades of pink and lavenderi The very young and young-in-heart vve were The class of '58 vvill never forgei their Senior Ball lhe Clirhax of their four years of high school. llgr l l l A kiss for the Number One Senior Boy Ross Johnson fror-1 Peggy Williams. RX 'Q 1 Yr iv, V5-. ATHLETICS 1 i . g Q ,, , I Q... Q--Q-,. U s fu 'F wvikx N-L Q .V S- M ootball Many incidents from the football season in OUR YEAR are to be remembered, the unfortunate ones ,,.. Jimmy Johnson's broken leg . . . 2 losses by only one touch- down, the pleasant ones . . , Don Hampton breaking the state rushing record . . . winning the Nevada State Football Championship in the first year of the Big Six Conference. Our season opened against Twin Falls. The Wildcats led all the way and the final score was 33-7. The second game was also a walk away with Las Vegas victorious over Garden Grove by a decisive score of 26-7. With a 2-O record behind them the Vegans played one of their toughest games. Anaheim had a good team and scored the winning touchdown in the last two min- utes of play, the final score was Anaheim 20, Las Vegas 13. The Santa Monica Vikings were tough, but faltered when they failed to make an extra point. At the final gun the score was 21-20 for Vegas. Against Basic, the flu ridden Wildcats, played from a 7-7 tie at the half to a 13-7 victory. The Reno Huskies were the next victims of the 'Cats. Vegas scored twice in the first half while Reno's only score came in the last period. The final score was 13-7 and the team had its fifth win. The Wildcats dominated the game with Sparks all the way for an easy victory with the final score standing at 36-6. Rain fell during the entire game with Riverside. After a bad first half, the 'Cats could not pull the game out of the fire and went down in defeat with a final score of 32-26. A record breaking crowd came out for Homecoming and the Rancho game, the State Football Championship was at stake. After a close first half, Las Vegas pulled away from the Rams and the final score was recorded as 21-12 with the 'Cats on top. This State Football Championship was the third for the Wildcats under the guidance of Angelo Collis. Row 1: Otis Harris, End, Maurrie Shavinsky, Tackle, Chuck Hale, Guard, Bob Oren, Center, Larry Wagoner, Guard, Jerry back, Tommy Bush, Halfback. Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Schedule Twin Falls Garden Grove Anaheim Santa Monica Basic Reno Sparks Riverside Rancho Green, Tackleg Howard Greene, Endg Row 21 Bill Hardy, Quarferbackp,Row 3: Danny Curtis Halfback Richard James Full ootball Head coach Angelo Collxs with the help of coaches Eyre and Barnes led the Wildcats to the bug sux conference crown The conference was newly established thls year and It Includes the sux largest schools nn Nevada The 58 team was undefeated nn conference play and coach Collis lettered 28 men lo sensors 7 lunlors 4 sopho mores and l freshman Angelo Collls Head Coach Co captains Don Hampton Rulon Anderson Coache Mr Barnes Mr Eyre 196 ,xo End coach De Ray Eyre assists an unlurecl player off The field Rulon Anderson n Player of the Week Anaheam fi Mr Barnes VVVIST Danny Curhs Halfback Player of the Week Garden Grove A 197 new lfne coach Tapes a spraunecl Jerry Green Tackle 1.-gn? Nl 15' AA., in lf., . .1 1,-l ,f ' ,N V 1 . ,s S 'f .. H., 1 ' ,JP 1 '. '. 255, K I l a -yy , , A i :Pl I 1 ' ' ' 'uf , 1 - 1 1 E d s. . , W.. , ,,,, V, U - - - ,HM . , h - -' ---':r'71'mfaf'Q-'far fH 'i 154' - f .f k f aw: . I, N M4 3 I QA fl ., m ' ,7,g.g' 'Q, . M Y v '45 , . ., ' ' 1 IM' ,W .5-f -, ' 'Y' -'. ,-,.. 1- V , F 1 ' .hlw-4 Vs A X' .I 'A In L y 1 ' as a we . , I X 1 1 E. 1 .,. h 'EG' if I ootball frm, Tommy Bush Halfback PNayer of We Week Basfc 4' A ' 'ni Maurrie Shavinsky Tackle 2- L. M, xx A ,,.4kw,. . fl fwnovf , if Richard James Fullback Player of the Week Anaheim l ' James Smith A Reno back ws Trapped by four Las Vegas mem, Guard 1 -,, - Vegas Tackles Garden Grove for second victory of The year. Chuck Hale Guard Player of the Week Everett Kanter Riverside Guard I- . 4.5 David R. Warren Guard X Bob Oren Cenler Player of the Week Rancho - -199- fx 3'- ' gi F Ronald Lurie Monroe Williams Tackle En ootball Reno Team surrounds Bush Don Hampton Fullback Player of the Rancho Week 200 t s ,2- , a I, iq 1 r 1 .. 'F ,ff wg l 'K di- Q A ' '- d uw? ,Nfl- Jlmmy Johnson Archae Curtis Otls Hams Quarterback n rt Player of the Week Reno Don Hampton goes around the end for another long gann 201 T- fx Ozla Thomas Cv- n Player of the Week Santa Monuca Bull Hardy - D Quarterback Player of the Week Sparks i ,.,, 'LZ ag' .M a . K. 1 5 ' A W A E d E d E a 'W ' 'lm 'Nw Q! ,-5: Larry Wagoner Guard Player of the Week Rancho l. Davld Kelley Center ami ads' F l Garlm Hahn En ootball .e' Clyde Sanders Halfback Dan Curtls cafches a long aerial wlwrclw helped secure a victory over Santa Momca 202 1 V ,a 'w . . A J .-4, 2 . ng: ,, . T' , L ' ' ' ' ' . ' . ' up 0 K . X - .L+ ,x-, 1 I , V. f .f 'Q , ' X - ,. E L l W 1' - ' ' L.. - X r m.wvQ:,'.fy ,M .3 a Q.. ,137 fa A ,I ., .H lk., ,y . Q 'H 1' , 3, A ffl 3-5 P f , , 1 , , - - l ' ls, ,ka V . K X . . ,WI gl f A l 5 -1 5.1, ,V v .. A w,2',f', 3 A . nf zz M., N A cg A M ,iq - Tef13'5YA .., .- ..E K ' -Q W. '? 5 i ff? All l Charles Foger Dennns Kanter Halfback HaHback ff!-It Ollver Davis broke away for a Touchdown which helped The Wuldcats To anofher vlctory 0 ,K AZ, 1 lflr Q. a ia unix l Roland Tate TackIe g -li Howard Greene n A-It - I Jn - Oliver Davis Halfback l Rulon Anderson Bill Hardy Outstanding Lineman Most Inspirational Teammate Five football players, who were chosen by their teammates, received six awards. They were pre- ' I A d sented at the annual football banquet by the r S Quarterback Club. Don Hampton, the recipient ot the most votes, won two awards. Don Hampton Outstanding Back ot The Year Richard James Ray Demman Most Valuable Player of The Year Most Improved Player Most Valuable Non-Letterman -204- 9 ILS' In A 346193 Q I5 -'x -- 1 .rlu- '.i:-l1':ci'I,,' V-lr'-T Q I Q .1 ,f - ' ,': . 1 ,m 've' 9- ..' , : ,- ' -t .-3210 ,, wut Z.f..',:'- -'.-.sur ..., 1 .. -. .2 .Ju-.: s9-,V .I Row 'I: Otis Harris, Monroe Williams, Robert Sullivan, Ray Demman, Doug Wells, Oliver Davis, Charles Foger, Chuck Hale, Ted Bair, Don Moss, Dave Bunker, David Warren, Row 2: Larry Wagoner, Oliver Jordan, Jerry Green, Roland Tate, Bill Hardy, Danny Curtis, Howard Greene, Don Warren, Archie Curtis, Maurrie Shavinsky, Jerry Kaufman, Clyde Sanders, Jim- my Johnson, Row 3: Stephen Cox, Ed Bourque, Marvin Wallace, Ronald Lurie, Ozia Thomas, Bob Oren, David Kelley, Garlin Hahn, Richard James, James Smith, Dennis Kanter, Tommy Bush, Everett Kanter. . l f ' 1 f J l ' VJ 41' I V , , A S yr' K. 1 Ad, J I 7' -N . Managers: Willie Johnson, James Short, Sam Tugwell, - 205 - Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas' Vegas Vegas Schedule Rancho Boulder Moapa Basic Barstow Rancho Junior Varsity, Row I: James Gilmore, Jim Whipple, Gary Rodgers, Robert Ruymann Fred Soskin Lyle Thompson Gary Saunders, Ricky Traasdahl, Joe Tuderios, Row 2: Bob Apple, Lyle Bloom, Harold Kinsey James Kimberlm George Swarts Jerry Guffey, James Palmer, Mike Mirabelli, Lee Becker, Richard Jenkins, Row 3 Elbert Holmes Brad Boman Bruce Trent, Paul Miller, Steve Clutter, Jerry Shafer, Wayne Brian, Bill Kost, Wesley Jefferson -asketball Wilh a squad of experienced cagers reporting, Coach Paille had little difficulty drilling thern into a srnooth working teamg tearn work was their strength. Their record for the regular season was fifteen wins, three losses . . . two losses to California tearns . . . one to Rancho in Conference play. The defeat by Rancho gave the cross town rivals identical league records and for the second consecutive year they shared first place honors in their league. Mr. Coombs Assistant Coach Managers: Tyrone Levi, Alex Sparkman Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Row 'I Cryde Sanders Ross Johnson Gienn Stewart Don Harnpvon Row 2 Archre Car hs Leon Jackson Turn Tho Q son Elurah Green Row3 Czra Thornas Dogg Clernen Rav Dernrnan Ronnre Johns Den ny Post Schedule Colton Rrversoe Cohon Rrversrde Gornsan White Prne Lrncoin Rancho Gorrfan Basic Bonfder C Wy Lrncoin Basrc Las Las Las Las Las Las Las Las Las Las Las Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas 57 53 Revo 70 68 Scarks 56 38 Wh fe Prne 70 36 aasaef cry 59 69 Rancho Zone Tournament 66 33 Bcuicer C 7 63 49 Lncorn 51 A2 Rancho State Tournament 66 .14 Manogoe 65 A9 Tahoe - Truckee ol -18 Rancho , r ', rv. r 1 r r ' , 0 ,I r r, asketball Ozia Thomas Center Don Hampton Forward RBY Demman Rose Jcwwsc For.-.ara 210 ,gaes Ju 'x Q' 'Q f v Clyde Sanders Leon Jackson Denny Pos? Guard Center Guard -asketball Sb 2 Teams Feadmg score' Dow Harrstf fx' .es 'froagrw a ruse rm 'we Rarwcrwg gje' , -212- 1' Qx Wllllam Peccole Guard wg fi' 0 Ronnie Johns Forward ' nu? l lx Tim Thompson Guard Elijah Green and Ozia Thomas leap high in an attempt To recover a rebound as the 'Cars face Bouider Cary. -213- Doug Clement Elnlah Green fihle CUYNS Forward Guard Forward Tum Thompson drnbbles an and poses to make a two pointer 214 -'JSI 5 V J ibsm f ' . 'Ne A 1' 5 SU I E 1 if L 'Q 1 ul A ' ' OU YHBITTEHTS The opening game of the Southern Zone Basket ball Tournament saw the Wildcats matched against Boulder City, whom they promptly eli minated 66 - 33. To advance to the finals the Red and Black swept past a determined Lincoln County, 63-49, to meet cross-town rival Rancho for the zone championship, In a fiery game, the Vegans brought home zone and served themselves a berth in State. OUR YEAR saw the Nevada State Basketball Tournament held in Las Vegas for the second time in ten years. Record crowds filled the Rancho gym and the cheers of visiting teams echoed among the rafters. Las Vegas, elated with their Zone Title, yet cautious of each new opponent quickly crossed Manogue from the list, 66-44 Tahoe Truckee fell the following evening, 65 - 49 Again the Green and White of arch -rival Rancho l-ligh faced Vegans. The crucial moment had ar rived, and to the tenseness of a thousand fans the Wildcats scored 61 points to Rancho's 48 . . . Emerging victorious, for the fourth State Basket- ball Championship. All stater Don Hampton, tourney's leading scorer, displays his championship form. Jubilant State Champs hoist coaches Harry Paille and Art Coombs for a victory ride, QQ UHIOI' I Duck Truman Coach Varslt The Junuor Varsuty under the able coachung ot Duck Truman had a fanr season but thear won lost record 7 7fa1led1o show the-rr True pofentnal The J V Hoopsters played enrhusnasfucally hoping lhey would show enough mem Yo be selected as a member of The varsnfy squad next year Row I Fred Soskun Oliver Davus Fred Reid Duane Free Ted Barr Row 2 Melvyn Gray Frank Woodbury Maynard Chambers Mnke Prersler John Gubler Harry Dodd 216 O 0 'N ,J 4 kr - J 5 V 1 V - 1 - f , - F 3 , 1 I A A I I ' The enthusiastic freshmen Kittens led by Coach Buzz Jackson scampered to 7 -6 season record, These players are hoping that their experience will win them a place on the Junior Varsity team next year. ittens L. ii , 'N S 35 4 - ,api ,' ' 1.6 , Al I 2' . IM. i ,U-,MT '.- .' Robert Jackson Coach Row 1 Robert Ellingson Ro ert Blacker Joe Tuderios Row2 Bill Wag Row 3 Jerry Kaufman Ronald Ripps Bruce Trent Row 4 Bill Kost Bob Kos? 217 : 4 , b ner, Raymond Potter, Terry Levertong Duck Truman Head Coach PBC Schedule March 28 Traangle Meet Apra 5 Las Vegas lnvatataonal Meet Apra 12 Daxae lnvatataonal Meet Apra 19 Provo Relays Apral 25 Basac lnvatataonal Meet May 3 Southern Zone Meet May 17 State Meet The Las Vegas Hagh School Thanclads coached by Dack champaonshap lf they succeed LVHS wall have attaaned superaoraty an almost every sport an the state The squad ancludes fave returnang lettermen who wall be the nucleus of the squad The track team has a strang of 29 meet vac toraes and hopes to maantaan a hagh percentage of wans Wallle Johnson Harry Paglle Manager Assastant Coach 218 Truman, are looking for their seventh consecutive state S vs1, 'ar 9 'R' vw 3811- nh. as 4,4 'N' 'x gift We Row I Blll Moore Noah Wnlluarns Donald Pahor Jam Whnpple Rodney Pahor LeRoy Mllo Rickey Cox Row 2 Fred Sos knn Lyle Bloom Mnke Gerlxcher Otls l-larrls Steve Vroman Larry McDonald Ronnte Johns John Hayes Archre Curtns Row 3 Wullue Johnson Manager Bruce Vrornan Charles Blckhart Everett Kanter Tommy Bush Raymond Potter Myron Thompson Dale Lowe Ron Rlpps Wayne Johnson Monroe Wllllams r,.,. in v'-F? 9.1 Q A5 s.... , -44.5 051 s., Wag, AQ I The relay team makes N' d 1 -33,8 WHL goo :me un a prac MCG run 3-P- 1 219 l ? fi ' , 4 Q -1 ' t . , .H 1 I . 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' x ' 1 , -. 5 V -1 4- A . . . 1 .. S. 1 sq , . 1 ' WJ. - 1 :- --L f . 1 X f, sta . ' ' yan Q lf A . I -- - A 1 - -is 3 , , ... , xw QI! J- :ma WS? vb Ohs Hams Tom Bush Make Gerllcher Dashes Middle Dlstance Mlddle Distance TBC Rorwme Johns, Steve Vro- wan and OMS Harms walt m me starring blocks for The gum W3 -3.-. l sw, ,g ff., ,uvj ,L ,,.',vL.w'Nh ' 1 - . -220- larry McDonald Dashes A I 1 V iQ1 K MQW v 'A 2 miw Kqm 4,5 1 I-M, Archie Curfns Hvgh lump Bruce Vroman and Johnny Hayes clear the low hurdles nn a practuce run 221 Q ' A 1 , X- I 'ef 'ix ' :fill X , 'F' at n ' at L Angelo Collis Assistant Coach DeRay Eyre Head Coach With the coming of Spring and the cry of Play Ball, eight re- turning lettermen joined scores of not-so experienced ball players in an attempt to stamp out local competition and go for the state title in the upstate tournament. In OUR YEAR DeRay Eyre took over the position of head coach as successor to Jack Lee. A deter- b I I mined team, boasting a strong pitching staff, toiled and refined, a a refined and learned, they pushed hard to bring their school colors to victory. . . and themselves to good proof on the field. Row 'la Ed Hester, Tyrone Levi, Jimmy Romero, Jimmy Johnson, Chuck Hale, Larry Morgan, Row 2: Roy Parrish, Ted Bair, Les Edwards, John Angus, Tommy Davidson, Wayne Dunigan, Dan Curtis, Row 3: Dennis Tishma, Ray Demman, Maurrie Shavinsky, Bob Richmond, Bill Miller, Don Hampton. .-3' Narch 19 March March Aprul April April April April April Aprll May 3 May 7 15:1 , rx B V Ted Bair Dennis Tishma pllkhef Ca1Cf ef Schedule Managers Qu 65 GS BS GS 65 GS BS BS BS EIS BS GS Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Vegas Garry Nellls Jerry Green Gorrnan Rancho Baslc Rancho Boulder Gorman Basnc Rancho Anahelrn Basra Boulder Cnty Gorman Q 4 Q' .. sway, 1 Y ' X 1 I Bob Richmond Inf eld V Chuck Hale Cavcher ,. ,Av- Roy Parrnsh Pllcher aseball 1 1 x Don Hampton Edward M Hester Outfxeld Infueld Jnmmy Johnson Outfleld Don Hampton takes a mlghty swmo for a crack at another state battmg tntle Danny Curhs Putcher 1 ,sb Y GNL:-f silt!!-Fi 224 L-Q: - NS .qv i -it - ...E g ' -jg sig 43 1 ,,,-g ,z . 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' gs: f. f - ', vu --- 5. !.If:,'l',1 -' ,, -. - - ..3, . -. . '.1,. a-tf Ss 5' fx--A '- ,g--3-' M23 -7- - by . hd- 4: ..-ff. . -. h - - A- Vg h ., .- .gn ' - . ' W -..' .N e- N f - , 0 .- . - o X - , , E Q i -' And so, the dynamic year, The But We The lonely times. --- year like no other has ended. perhaps sometime in future years shall remember the happy times, Perhaps we shall think ot it as the year of anxiety Or it may become the year of freedom. Now it seems important- The change in our lives- The tragedy of all times. But later . . . who knows Perhaps we shall not even consider it -- +fmfXW S2 XIX, -XIXIS- J fi A ff a Af X f K Q I -X ti! 7 ,X 'Nff '- H Q, f -gf X K iafv' f 1 1-fff XJ V 'J ADVERTISING f 9113: ll! 1 TX x ,. bl Q J- ll .,g ,. I x v v, , .fi Ki ', 4 s - f v r ! .1111 idrvve ' 'W fx, X 5933 XX ,J F A 4, V f rg, F' 2 if ' ,x .ff ' ' Z ..f- ,L f 1 Lf' 3 , q,1 by Q M, 'X .-, by l X ' x L. v-- 1 L...f Wir Q . K MW.,-'-9+ -of Sponsorsh up Mr 8. Mrs Charles E Allen Dr 8. Mrs W L Allen Dr HaroldL Boyer Canada Dry Bottlung Company Carter and Bevrlle Charleston T V 8K Appllance Chlc Hechts Harry E Claiborne Crestwood Drug Co Dr 81 Mrs J B Demman Earl and Earl El Portal Luggage Shop Empey s Desert Vllla Motel Mr 81 MrsV Gray Gubler Dr 8K Mrs S L Hardy Hechts The Hobby Shop House of Darrell Mr 81 Mrs J K Houssels Jr Mnlton W Keeter Dr Richard Laub 230 81 Mrs Grant Lund Quannah S McCall 81 Mrs J R McDaniel Robert L Morrnson Nevada Optlcal Co New Era Printers Panorama Market Record Center Roberts School of Dancing Mr 8. Mrs George Rudlak Sal Sagev Beauty Salon Smlth and Chandler Jimmy Smlth Union Oil Dr Kenneth F Smith Dr Ross Sutherland Dr 8. Mrs Gerald J Sylvain The Uniform Shop Vlrgmla Lees School Dr 81 Mrs C W Woodbury Dr Howard W Woodbury Dr W L Zeuger . . . Dr. . . . . . Dr. . . . Dr. . . . ' ' Dr. . ' Dr. 81 Mrs. Roy N. Eklund, M.D. Sav-on-Drug Congratulations fo the class of 58 Kost s AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY C0 LAS VEGAS NEVADA Truck and cor servlce 1001 5011111 151 MOb 9 S We Give S 8 H Green Stamps phone DU 2 4460 Phone ou 2 1038 1000 South Mom LAS VEGAS NEVADA ,f a sfucho 222 o th second st las vegas nevada fbeafzau feluA.7zwfqa44!14ana 'Uwfmfff wiv ZI4 232 ' ' 1 104-5.17 X f f x W ' . . 1 l Congratulations to the Class of 1958 02 . A0-60714 al-6 ' L'lu.b Down+own LAS VEGAS QU' beS'W'S'1eS O The New Fremont Drug to the Semor class f 58 HF D 2 2 Maj Shop ndF1h Sara s 4S FffhSf FINER SPORTSWEAR FOR LESS Y h GaIIenKamps 302F D 24630 ' 'J LUCE 8. GO0DFEll0W INC Ath'edDecI GENERAL ELECTRIC MAYTAG HOOVER PHILCO APPLIANCES Foodlond Market 'ISOOF D 2 188 yG .feewlefw I7ofeI fgalyat A Ias vc A ncvaba 234 remont U ' ?' Daw Snyder I U u orlz er . l 'II6 South Second Street Du 2-I355 remonf u -3 Gar riebel Q l 5 5 ' P21 gg. Q5 Eng' Iii7Q I Jean Mason 1445 fhMn Du420O Mason Furniture Company Kays Fabncs 505 Fre ont Du 2 5440 .loan Wagner EARL S SUPERIOR MEATS 2002 EAST CHARLESTON FEATURING AGED MEATS CUT TO ORDER FRESH FISH AND POULTRY IMPORTED DOMESTIC CHEESE 35 Greetings fo the class of 1958! Studch of tie Dance Margaret E. Ketchum Accredited classical Cecchetti Havxanan Spamsh Tap Baton Lnmbermg H15 Stewart Street Du 4 1429 - Phone DU 2-0544 U4 I' XDRODUCTSVA GENERAL AUTO PARTS vi:-L' LAS VEGAS' PIONEER JOBBER M925-' 900 SO FIFTH LAS VEGAS NENADA NEVADA LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 1530 South A Du4 I 02 Karen Reed 605 Von Buren Du 2 2201 Frank Walters 5119? ,HERE Chamber of Commerce LAS VEGAS NEVADA QV W AG' X -A 4llll K lllllvll :Ill lllll A C 1h X qu onQ'c O X055 e c 0 Oakey and Mann nexxgn un Market Town NJ G o efx 0 F fe Gayle and Sharon 9 X11 N98 9 Ronnow 0-12 236 E . ST ' 4 f . 2 A B f 4 N Q. gg ' Z V lu-gum '1 I U w - - - 5 . 'N a.i 3 Q lx ': lar: 14... 4 c!lM '..'-!- B . Q..-on dons T K A 'SB' 7' iv 0 ok sf -A . many . i .2 91 7 ' ,Q-, iqfu gltgflllllfg 5 off 7:53 KINGS FLOWER HOUSE L... 624 Fremont Dv 4 5060 822 Fremonf Du 2 0862 Kathy and Gaylee Saundra Kimball Kung 7 UP Bohlmg Company 307 West Charleston Du 2 2777 .lo Perry fv- 12 Y Crmgrrltulatzons I 1 IM l lass nf 76 SPORTSXVEAR COCKTAII WEAR ACCFSSORIES Compliments Nevada Blind 8. Floor Co , nc 1300 Soufh Mann Street Las Vegas, Nevada Phone DUdley 2 5272 Sec Us for z,16VYlJlOOT1IlTl' thmg' :WP VT-fi!-0 QW Qiige Q' 6 we ,510 Q X RQSQX6 JIM a. JUANITA CLOUD 4125 Wes! Charlnion Blvd Telephone DUdIoy 4-7076 Austin Drug 821 South Flfvh Du 4 'l262 Twan Lakes Du 2-2792 Helen Whipple H 37 ANDERSON DAIRY I440 N rth F ffh DU 4 0777 Dorothy Coon CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 58 A Good DRINK 'tank pm Uh N! of SKOGLUND YE G-re'6fZf?f3fffd21y Qflgddflf CONTRACTWG T904 Santo Paulo Phone DU 4-7679 Shiela and Sharon Lee Skoglund nvfy M ded QKOGLUND , -7679 B52-3115 -238- Congratulations from 239 . K 'I' 1+ HOTEL- LA svEGAs,NevAoA lalheelauaf 58 JK Houssell Sr and Assoclotes Hotel lwwboat and El Cortez El Pvrfdl Thedfer CQNGRATULATIONS ro THE CLASS or 58 310 F D 2 7811 Ann K yon Mad lene Thomas Sandy Moore A C ne .lack e U cl . ARTISTIC FOOTWEAR LAS VEGAS NEV DU46050 Your home town shoe store 306 Fremont National Dollar Store F hh F D 2 6621 40 x te 1 ll fefncnf ., . Q in , e , , nn ra , i rie, Eni Perlove, Kay Coady, Judy Murphy Vs ' G C -551 , 1 L7 ' ll - - ll l i and remont U . DREAMLAND FURNITURE 620 F D 2 303 Ann Davis S J as srnnrrn on Las e BLAUKBTT s nerve IN HHH Davis Cempanu Jewelers S SINCE I92I URGERS 1 DOG 311 F Mfg: HP-M5 xg' 'Io 1 ACQ5 D 2 0676 2100 s Furth AT aosToN E e'Y DHD and KUY CUNY CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES For a PostGraduafe Course n World Affairs feud Me Sm Sponsors of the 115.552.5125 S U N Clark County Youth Forum MtTlkdAbtS IIT Nespape 900 s ah M S1 I r I ph Dual y 26100 241 egfffv ,, . iii. 12. 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' 5 .h V Q 4 1 x' - Tod- . ,I jf .Mer Y 0 A I - 3- ROZALYS The vvay vve feel about food: There is no compromise with quality at Kozals . . . It must be the best obtainable. . Los e 0 . .Hiwo 11140 . Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA Phone DU 4 9800 Nr R oss Congratulations Class of S8 and fo LAS VEGAS HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER OF THE YEAR Vegas Vtllage Shoppmg Center df S MU IC COMPANY I X KNABE FISCHER LESTEF? GULBRANSEN PIANOS HAMMOND ORGANS SOLOVOX MAGNIFICENT MAGNAVOX RADIO PHONOGRAPH B: TE EVISION CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC RECORDS II5 NORTH THIRD STREET TELEPHONE DU 2-0485 LAS VE AS NEVA A GLASSPAR EVINRUDE CHRIS if CRAFT O ibo d M io SMITHCHAFT Dave Barnard s Outdoor Equipment MARINE SUPPLIES SALES AND SERVICE HUNTING AND FISHING EQUIPMENT DAVE BARNARD DUdI y 2 2041 NZZM4 Ewmfq Gadege 'II6 North Thrrd Susan Keeley 244 sound N5thStv vgs- LA yet . I , I U u ar o rs I I 1625 Fremont Los Vegas, Nevada 6. , , I G S, D f r EMIL M PAHOR SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR AND AIR CONDITIONING DUdIey 2 5894 II W Utah Ave am Las Vegas JW' Gene I Sheet met works f II types neer I edCppe awmg gf if iunsssms. mY 'fr BAIIK IEVADI 'f3SI1Y. Head Offlce 131 South Flrst Street Las Vegas Offlces Flfth and Carson First and Carson Strap Boulder Cnty Henderson 'UP Penney Company 520 Fremont D 2 4562 Lois Rerd BESI UHSHES Vfe127 'I' Q ' TI I W Ky? ik 551 ff? UIHSS UF 58' 0 DRY CLEANING O DRESSMAKING 0 ALTERATIONS I W UUBNH Nevada s Largest Newspaper O COSTUME RENTAL EQUIPMENT Phone DU 4 1454 427 Fremom Du 2 3910 JEAN SILVEST, Prop I537 NO FIFTH ST BILL CLOWER, Mgr LAS VEGAS NEVADA' 4 5 sX,,.,. .t,.V 40 ,' ..... Y -..- .' ' ' ' 5 1 4 i' 44 -see ' . ra aI Metals of all kinds I ' Q o a . -'A' GaIvaniz , o r, 06' Kau a uminum Stainless Steel, Brass - AW 5 I-fa'-W . 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