Pershing County High School - Mustang Yearbook (Lovelock, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

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Qc, in , Q 36 , Q ' 55 iii 556 M Q5 iff My 23-333 il s P the Poss!n9 of time, fthe echoes of our school if grow fainter and fainter, and then die awayQ will be the routine of schoollifei, fffhe fun- lwe is lt is the hope of the l 4 Q 1956 glance through this book ii in recapture those moments-- . ' and ther'echoegjwislililfrsbgegiin again. X Published by l , - 'Cf s ' The Senior Classfof 1956. Pershing County High School s Lovelock, Nevada' printed by ' P i'Myers Publishing Co., San Jose, California' New 'wares X l WE IIEIIICATE THIS ANNUAL T0 Mllll our high school Fun. Because not one of us could ever achieve our goals and gains in life without you. Because you encouraged us when we Felt that we had Failed. Because you seldom complained, but al- ways tried to meet and provide our wants. Because all the things you've done For us, little or big, have been appreciated. f Because you took us everywhere for all Because you worried when you didn't know of our wherabouts. 3-X 'LT' Q. -In evra. .'-' -,, :weve tvu. 5 - '-3' - 5 - v ,., r wx 2' ' vs4?1'f-- .G-+,v'.'-5.445 :W-'tier-.QLM1 ':-f3.-22m-g4:5:- 0 0 . . , ', I fldegz-::2g1:4f:4g-,n -nv .',, ' .Lv Y if I3'fi2:fI5'93S'Lv s: :'!.:i 'zx'F1 cyl-Rl fr-1-1'-:ws 2iasTf':l?.w:-:PE f sV5'6, fQ l'4.s .Qtr-,V,.:-5 Q-IAIWA '-Z.. LY Lf ' 0 IQYY4 K' .'a.2'3 -V4Y',A12 Q., 0 ,.1-mv' .gg- sM,',-.g,vQ.zf24,-I l-1Y!j'rI'-ive 'ra -- 12Q'1'l v7 :W sr ra. .. g.q-igzdfyl .gov ' ff? I, 1 7. LTv2','y o -af 10 A-QT- .JY gg P.s '24IJ-flu Yg,:,A' of ,ff was 'Q !?LQ P-bids? 'JA 1 'v? wi -N A g A 1. 0 4 tvxrf5 4'5 U yi 0 o-VI If . . ...Avy 1 ?+'5s'-rf . . . . ' 0 Because ou live to ive to us a better life than ours and ust 1f?W'6-'OPI Y I I 'A 9 f.. :er-tim 5.'4X'.:'j,1A, Because we love you, Mom and Dad. affI',4-,U ' .C . VM Y The Senior Class of 1956 5,1-.55 NI?iv.e-arearw---fH-1-w-- -v .. r . ,. 3 I vt Q YA y -1, yo usa.. U ,A --- .7 .,.,, H 7- I 'Vm':iA,..fg1,.mfa31,'z:-gl f,?.1:x. 55543, LQAIIJQ. ,V'....,,'..: qfy-... m. 1 .OTYQBY U Y'-.4 . - . . - - -- ' - -Ya u'i9's'f-av' .a+ -'li , . .ur J- A-A A- A . 4419 Y I. i '5, ',--'I' I 'r'v'fv'f1f 4f .L wp vt . .ww v+7?3?'':?fi2fft'Jrl'i'k2+?Mz-iffy'zI:cE+2S..1-iI:13:1SidAf:f.'cA4'f'v'-IA- -f 'fu'- MP5 W1 4' a . 9 ul.. ' ' U 1 I 'al'--... . 1--.a.h.LW'V -.Az.'4a- AVI!!!-I.s'f1v Af 'v u.A 'I'?Yv a 4 'J. L'vfi 9 '35 7 D, 0- U . ,' Ig Q- 2' f YA Y. 'L ISA. 'V it 4, 4. -l..V .vp , - R' P. gg --H'!'u'Y.L , -,ry-,T 'A .V fr:-4, T 7. .'7J..?Y'lI'Y.'3.0.?4.Y EN V ill!'Fifa+fi29fs i 3I:I:'f:I5P2-f-'f'f-eq:nf'EQ-?'rQf'r3zs'ff':T-2:fI.s-p,qE:1'11i1i i5'1'ifgTfff-YQ-:'Z5T?i1'f3I 'P-'?5V!I '.iG1?-L5ff'6 3 :'52'5'Jr 'e i r1'A'.'A 'ini'- 4- wiv x4 I-5? 'aku-'.'rA-1 1'--H A Oc ' ' l n ' ' I I f yn A ,f A 1 1.s5. '.x'aY5I4-L',v1!e-.lv-9.15..-'J.vSf!v1- . JA I ' 'Z - '- ' ' ' 2 Victor Arobio, President Llewellyn Young, Clerk Robert Drown Memloei I , :gf 4955 15.4501 .-9:41513-1 ? nf'4:::'fi94 ,L-op:-g.c,.q' vfkegsatgra d,.4. M5411 6-4.34.4-lk! ?m,5'41 b 'isa' ,vb-o-.-he-ok -Uj9'0:ly,'-t-1' Snifmw O-n ::O-6-8'l':: :lselkfataywf iglfqpfbli - Lv--L-if r-'Y-'fe 3 ' -lJn'nh5,',: '-. i ,., . . . 1 'YI V: W ,YAA 2, Q91 'f f ' ts' .gun : v' A 'V 5 ,IA ' 0. , ---v-- .v.vA3.s -r,-,pf - .. . .. 1.1-'.v'v. 'z.s v.'-'25 vW,,14,y.s . 1 lv . .ware A ..s A'k?'vAV?' Q1at.tfA:t:2f.ft-f4.f-I-err:-.4,.-sc-2-..116331-fefilvfmextvs.-.yarnse-nv-L.v llilllll 0F EllllllA'l'lll We, the SeniorClass of 1956, wish to express our appreciation to the Board of Education forthe interest they have taken in providing For us the opportunity of receiving a fine educational back- ground For our chosen careers. Marge Gerst If, A Secretary ff Morris Nelson Custodian .. 7 n'l.'iil':!.2x.V ,. . . 1 'sims are v. 4.x Y rx 'I n?'v ' xv VLA' 'YQ-1 . ..- f1+!?I275'?fg.t1i+2.-Jaiqigvfffy-.' N, - . .f1.-iyQQiijK?6920593533.sjg.f4,!aIj4Iv5,YQ1v.1-af' - . .., avn-Avfvhg, .,.,r..M. .Ah AA.1t.' him, l.zq.V,, ,aw ' wg F Ny m ari 'I v- A is gr .P is 1,-Q, as ta 11, ...L ,,,,. ,W 5 is K . X fit-4-,ss FACULTY To today's graduates and tomorrow'scitizens and leaders: Four years of opportunity are about to draw to a close. Years of high school work and play, laughter and sorrow, will be soon onlya memory. You go out into an uncertain world equipped as well as a modern high school can make you. You will be scattered among all walks of life: some will go on to college, others directly into the world of work and stern realities of life and respon- sibilities of citizenship. Your SUCCGSS Clepends upon your determination. Face your responsibilities squarely and have no Fear. Cultivate those traits of honesty, respect, humility, and clean living and thinking--they are in- From true success. If something is worth hav- 'it5?i.sf,worth hard work to achieve. Keep your goals gioitorswarsd yyyg w ith courage. gy it Your .communityff rsitt and c o u n tr y have been genggous to you. Be , and remember youriidebt to society your country and to a ysgbg allegiance to ight and good, and fol- fum.. low through in A Goodbye N . X A' MR. BILL PERRYAI ryyrvcg 5 A. , Colorado State Cioilegesof Education ,, A . 'Q Science, Freshman Classi-Aglvisor MR. Bachelor of Music:'Master of Music, St. Louis Institute of Music, Indiana University A 7 . ll' r k as , 'gig is F J sim P ' w 5 QQX I ' a . I f 3 'ffm Q itil at Band , Chorus is 1 MR. LESLIE LOWRY 3 B.S. Oklahoma A. and M. V Assistant Coach, Science, Math MRS. ELEANOR GOTTSCHALK f B. A. , University of Nevada English, P. E. . Junior Class Advisor G.A.A. Advisor MR JOHN GAMBLE PRINCIPAL B A University of Nevada Mechanical Drawing Student Council Advisor MRS. ADA COLQUHOUN B. S. , University of Nevada Vocational Homemaking Senior Sponsor FHA Advisor o Mrs. Colquhoun goes our special thanks For elpful advice and direction. Iso we'Il mention the hours she spent ever missing a meeting nor planning an event. indness and patience, she knew what they meant. ou can see by her efforts and by ur success, she's kept us nited through the worst eiiiiiii 'Ii ll A K y ssgs syyrrr R L .sy A, s ssigsi 1v.si.si1. 1 sliet 9 giygy ,ayy .syiascsvr i . Haj 60 r : MR. Bos CRASH 1 ' A B. A. , University of Montana Advisor gr, f .!f 7MFTA Sponsor y MR, ROBERT AUCHARDiffi' . ' B. S. . Ed. , University of Arkansas Spanish and,Eng1ish SpanishfDance Advisor Miss JUNE HANNON y Ot r X .in ., I-lNi,L'w Xxx ttf, B. A. , University of Nevadaikgl 90 Commercial Q A X-if .Vg x Pep Club Sponsor ffvk? MR, ALFRED HANSON B.S. in Agriculture, University of Nevada 5 FFA Advisor at CLIFFORD ANDERSON Football I,3, 43Varsity Basket- ball 3,43 Baseball 2, 3,43 Stu- dent Body Sergeant at Arms 33 FFA I,2,3,43 Treasurer 43 State Convention 33 District Convention 33 Paper Staff 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Class Vice- President 32 Class President 43 Sergeant at Arms 23 Treasurer 13 Pep Club 4, Junior Play 33 Block P 3,4. DEANNA BILBAO Class President I3 TICHSUICIQM: GAA I,2,3,43 'B' volleyball varsity 2,33 Junior Play 33 Paper Staff 3. EWR' :SHIRLEY Brees GAA?r32,3,43 Drill Team 13 Class Vice -President IQ Chorus 1,22 Ass't.Srudent Body Treas- urer 33 Student Body Treasurer 43 Pep Club I,2,3,43 FHA I, 24- M! ANN BAKER Debate I,2: Chorus 33 Honor Roll I,2,3,43 FHA I,2,3,43 Treasurer 23 President 33 Par- 1iamentarian43 State Conven- tion 33 GAA 23 Drill Team 13 Ed. of Paper staff 33 FTA 3, 43 President 4. BOB ARNOLD Transfer from Goshew , Indiana 23 FFA 2,33 Pep Club43Lirne- lighters 3: Ir. Play 3. 6 W 1 I if fam! Z7D l N nis 1, 2, ident 3g esident e-Pres- ntion 35 5 Paper Bloek 2 ass Sed- esident tball Ig 45 Pres - 7 Lime- LO yball B Varsity 2 3 SoftballM orus 1, I anager erclass .. .., ,, .,,.. .,, 2 f Wifi 65555 2--.e as- f' s 3. tm,-'I :. N .5 ill 0 ' 1 P3 1 Si' MOE V140 Track President, Ass't. State Sentinel, Soil and Water Award. 7 in Sergeant at Vice,- 45 Pep Roll I, 23 Zcff MJVV' W SHIRLEY CLINGER GAA 2,3,4g B volleyball varsity 2,33 Softball B varsity 23 Chorus I, 2, 3,4g Ir. Play 35 Drill Team I. HM GAUTHIER Transfer from California 2g Chorus 3. a f f---- 4 M112,11amtNew1mm.,Wat ,.,.,. M., ,V,,,. M..,,,..,n. CHARLES FRANKIE Band I, 2,3, 43 Librarian 2, 32 Chorus 2,33 Jr. Play 33 Lime- lighters 3 . JUDY GOTTSCHALK GAA I,2,3,43 Pep Club I,V2','33 43 FHA 1,2,3,43 FHASong-fQ leader, Reporter 23 Proje ct Chairman 33 Baud 2,3,4Q Class Vice -President 33 Paper Staff 3, 43 Volleyball B Varsity 33 Lime- lighters 33 Ir. Play 33 Honor Roll 3. Corpus Christi, 3,43 B Volleyball 8 PATTY COUPLAND l GAA I,2,3,43 Pep Club I,2,3, 43 FHA 1,23 Point Recorder 23 Class Reporter If Librarian 3,43 Majorette 1,2, 3,42 Head Major- ette 43 Chorus 1,23 Honor Roll 3,43 Limelighters 33 Jr. Play 33 Debate 43 Interclass Volleyball Champs 33 FHA project chair- I'l'18.1'l 2. CHESTER HANSON Student Council 2, 3,43 Block P 2,3,4:B3l'1d I,2,3,4g Vice-Pres- ident I3 President 3,43 Student Director, Class President 2,33 Class Secretary I3 Jr. Play 33 Honor Roll 1,43 FFA 13 Chorus 2,45 President 43 Jr. Prom King, Football 23 Basketball Manage 2, 4 . 1' 7 LARRY LOVETT ARLENE HARMS Class President I5 Treasurer 25 Secretary 45 Student Body Sec- retary 35 Interclass Volleyball Champs 35 Girls' State 33 Ir. Prom Queen 33 Rival Day Queen 45 GAA 1, 2, 3,45 PointRecorder 45 A Varsity Volleyball 2, 35 Sweater Award 35 B a s e b all Varsity 25 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 Project Chairman I5 Point Recorder 25 Treasurer 35 Vice-President 2, 45 Sweetheart Ball Queen 25 Pep Club I,2,3,4Q Jr. Play 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,45 Librarian 25 Paper Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Band I, 2, 3,45 Treasurer 25 Secretary 35 Limelighters 35Forensic Play 35 FHA Round-Up 2,3,45 State Convention I, 3. WAYNE SCHWABROW Baseball 2,45 Football I,2,3, 45 Block P 2,3,45 Debate 45 FFA I, 25 Librarian 4. lgfgfig HESS, PGP C111bisl5gIf.e2g.if3:32841141 .1 J 2, 3: Student Paper staff 3,45 AnnuailfQSf5-ff GAA i,2, 3 , 45 Treasulferj' A Volleyball Varsity 35 Baseball Varsity 25 Sweater Award 4: lr. Play 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Song Leader, Vice -President, Di s t ri c t II President, State FHA Conven- tion, Girls' State 35 Honor Roll 2, 3,45 Librarian 1,25 Lime- lighters 35Ir1terclass Volleyball Champs 3. 9 Basel! - ,45FF I,2,3,45 Basket al ' Va ' I,2,3,45 Track I5 T nnis 5 Pep Club Distri t n- ventio 311' , - State Con- vention 3,45 '-3 M Farmer 3,45Livestocklu m tTeam 1,2,3,45 FFA A . eporter 3. POLLY HESS Jr.Varsity Cheerleader I5Var- sity Cheerleader 2, 3,45 GAA I,2,3, 45 Softball Varsity 25 Volleyball B Varsity 35 Scrap- book Ed. 45 Sweater Award 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Scrapbook Ed. 25 Treasurer 45 Ope re tta 35 Band I,2,3,45 Band Reading Clinic 3,45 Jr. Play 35 Paper Staff3,45 Annual5taff45 Class Reporter 15 Treasurer 25 Honor Roll I,3, 45 Limelighters 35 Interclass Volleyball Champs 3. CM JERRY NEWTON FFA I, 2, 35 Secretary 35 State Convention 35Manager Ir . Varsity Basketball 25 Manager A Basketball 3,45 B aseball Manager 35 Football 2,35 Block P 3,45 Band l,2,3. SONNIA PETERSON GAA I,2,3,4g Pep Club I,2, 3,4Q Band I, 2, 3,45 Librarian 2, 35 GAA Sergeant at Arms 45 B Volleyball Varsity 35 Popular Girl, Honor Roll 2, 3,45 Jr. Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 3,45 Forensic I-Act Play 35 Inter-class Volleyball Champs 35 Sweater Award 45 Class Student Council Rep- resentative I5 Band Reading Clinic 4 . 45' Is ,A SHIRLEY OAR Transfer Efrom Manogue High School 35 Pep Club 35 GAA 3. IO GINGER IVERS Honor Roll I, 2, 3,45 GAA I, 2, 3,45 President45 B. Volleyball Varsity 35Ir1terc1ass V ol 1 e y - ball Champs 35Band I,2, 3,45 Librarian 25 President 35 Sec- retary 45 Class President35 Secretary 35 Treasurer 45 An- nual Staff Editor 45 Paper Staff 45 Debate I, 2, 3,45 Forensic Speech and Debate I,2,3,45 Knights of Pythias Speech Winner I5 Lions Club Zone Speech Winner I,2,35 Girls' State 3: Jr. Play 35 Lime - lighters 35 FTA 35Librarian45 Girls' Nation Alternate. JIM NAVERAN FFA I,2,3,45Sentine1 35 Pep Club 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Jr.Var sity Basketball 2, 35FFA Ass't. Treasurer 45 State Convention 35 District Convention 2, 35 Dairy Judging Team 3,45Stu- dent Council Representative 35 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff45BlockP 3,45Il',P1ay3. , f Q :,-f,tg:ssg,mv fk,f zf- I ' , s- ,111 P K 5 LENA QUILICI GAA I,2,3,4g Pep C1l.1bI,2g Chorus Ip B Volleyball Varsity 2g Co -Captain Varsity 25 Soft- ball Varsity 2. ELDON MUNK FFA 1,2, 3,4,DistrictConven- tion I,2,3g Sentinel 25 President 4g State Convention 3gClass Vice -President2gStu- dent Body President3g Student Bod y Vice -President 35 Ir. Class Play 39 Paper Staff 3,45 Football 2, 3,4g Baseball 2, 3, 4g Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Block P 3,45 Band Ig Chorus I, ,2gVice-President 3, Pep Club Lj3,4g Annual Staff 4. i' fi MARIAN SANTOS GAA I,2,3.4: Sergeant at Arms 33 Vice -President 43 Sweater Award 33 B Volleyball Varsity 23 A Volleyball Varsity 33 Baseball Varsity 23 Pep Club I,2, 3,43 Sergeant at Arms I3 Treasurer 43 FHA I,2,3, 43 Parliamentarian I3 D is tr i c t Round-Up I,2,3,43 FTA 3,43 Debate 2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus I,2,3,43 Sergeant at Arms 33 Class Sergeant at Arms 2g Jr. Class Play 33 Paper Staff 3,43Librarian 2,33Lime - lighters 33 Inter-class Volley- ball Champs 3. ROBERT WINCHELLQV ' Football 2,3,43 Captain 43 Block P 2,3,4g FFA I,2Q Band Drum Major I3 Chorus I,2,., QQ' ,ai- , ff,3,sHARoN3iis?rirFF Girls'QState 33 Popular Girl 43 Pep Club I,2, 3,43 Scrapbook Editor23 Secretary33 President 42 GA99iQ!,3lf2f 3.4: Secretary 3: tswearaflifgtward 33 Volleyball Varsity 2,33 Captain 33 FHA I ,2, 43 Parliamentarian I 3 Pro - Witject Chairman 43 FTA 3, 43 Secretary 43 Limelighters 33 Class Secretary 2, 3g SCR 13 Paper Staff 3,43 Annual Staff 343 Jr. Play 33 Band 1,2,3,43 Secretary-Treasurer I3 Honor Roll I, 2, 3,4Q Chorus 43 Inter- class Volleyball Champs 33 Honor Member Award 4. TERRY SULLIVAN FFA 1,23 Class Vice -President I3 Jr. Play33 Chorus43Librar- ian, Pep Club 43 Limelighters 33 Vice -President 33 FFA Play 2. f'7 U ,f JOYCE STONE GAA I,2,3,43 FHA 1,42 Dis- trict Round -Up 43 Pep Club I, 43 Limelighters 33 Majorette xv 4 13353 JIIIIIIIIII RCSALIE ALBEE' DICK BITTON BOB BURN S SALLY BARATCART MARGIE De VITA CECIL CLINGER EDDIE COPPIN SUE FARNHAM ROBERT CORBETT CORDEAN JOHNSON MAXINE LEYVA TONY ECHEVERRIA BOB ERVIN GERALDINE McGHEE SHARON MEISSNER JERRY GAUTHIER NOT PICTURED: BARBARA SANTOS JANICE WARE 'VU A T 5 A fqbfxzg. . T. J: ft Q 11 LQ X - LLLR if MARCIA MUNK GORDON GEORGE BILL MASTERSON LAVON PETERSON JEAN NETTE RHODES DON MORGAN PETE MULL MAXINE ROSE NOT PICTURED: DON LONG KATHERINE PELUAGA WT. Q 5 -'41 -Q Ag Q I ,F 5 TTS S T J H i A Q, y GARRY SPARKS JO LENE SCI LACCI MARTHA SIMI LEY RONNY SPARKS BUCKLEY REDMOND BOBBIE JEANNE STURGES PATSY JO VIETA BETTY JEANNE ZYSKI NOT PICTURED: RICHARD ALLEN BARBARA LINDGREN 'Z 19 I I I I IIII V V I P I - VAL BRINKERHOFF if f? --' 'f , I 'CU' -- , KR ' ' ' ,- A JN ICK CANATSEY ,. N xx QM Im Cb ROLLAND CHICOI LEONA CLINGER SONJA FORSBERG Gunsru CLARK HESTERLEE JOHN HO LMSTROM IIPHIIMIIIIII' VIRGINIA AUFDERMAUR STEVE BARELA A LEANDRA BILBAO ,751 KAREN KNISLEY RAY LYN LOVE LIE N ALEX McCULLOCH I L-., -.,, , A-I Y LOYD MARCUCCI EEA A E A TYRONE MARCUCCI 'E E 1. . ff AWAEE 2 A X W 2 E1 1 x! WM fymbw Q if 'Q Q EWS!! fh W JERRY ANN MAROON HUGH Momriose S kg GERALDAMUJQK JO ANN MUNK JOHN PRIDA NOT PLCTUREDB BOB BALL BARBARA MCOHEE FLORENTINA MONCADA VICTORIA MONCADA JOHN ORTLZ VIRGINIA PANCHO BLILL PETERSON A5 fig g 992 ,L,xLig ,J . . GAYNELL STONE JO ANN VAN CIEL JACK VESCO LARRY SAMBRANO LAN! SHIPP HARRY QUILICI TAM REED FRED REEVES JESSE SAMBRANO SKIP SETTY XR X 1 N. ' L ,JW SMD' io 'X-f -ilafwgfliiwwvisfiklkiby , ' 'J LARRY CORBETT CARMELLA CORTEZ ANDREA ANDERSON CARL BARRICK jigwz QQ FRE HME PERRY CHAPMAN CLAYTON COPPIN DENNIS ECHEVERRIA LONNIE EYRAUD DONNA LOU FORVILLY RODNEY GEORGE SALLY FANCHER MARIAN FORREST Fu TC? MARILYN HUERTA XTONI JORGENSON BETTY GALLIO ROY GRAHAM W BARBARA ME N IC UCCI E LDON MOO SE MICHAEL NICKLONOVICH JACK OXBORROW ROY QUILICI JOYCE MARTY ROGER MANCEBO fr 3 Myf' WARNER MEISSNER BRIAN MILICH L , Q Qlleligyf RONNIE SCI LACCI RUTH SEAGRAVES NOT PICTURED: LOREN AUSTIN RI WARREN FISK LESLIE LOWRY , fl CLORI NDA ues JIM RACKLEY JANICE SANFORD I IIII IKE: I . QQ Q N, 'R f' Q , W ETAQS Q IIIAI 45 , I Y I f' Q, ?21-V R I ' ik.v.3i'?V is , M3 7 , fffz CHAR LES STURGES GLORIA TENENTE CORTES VINEY JACK YUP NC- 3- 'N E XC' 2 L j, 5 ELDON MUNK BUSINESS MANAGER GINGER IVERS EDITOR son, Boys' Sportsg Ginger Ivers, Editor. MRS, COLQUHOUN ADVISOR STANDING fLeft to Righty. Arlene Harms, Girls ' Sports, June Hess, Snapshots, Sonnia Peterson, Girls' Organizationsg Jack Gallio, Boys' Organizations, James Naveran, Ass't. Busi- ness Manager SEATED fLeft to Righty: Polly Hess, Arty Mrs. Colquhoun, Eldon Munk, Business Manager, Cliff Ander ANNUAL 'PAFF SHARON STIFF ASSISTANT EDITOR JAMES NAVERAN ASS'T. BUSINESS MANAGER .' xv A if-1:7 PAPER TAF This year, under the able direction of Mrs. Eleanor Gottschalk, the Mustang was done a little differently than in previous years. Both English Ill classes helped write, proof-read, and stencil the paper while studying journalism in class. Heading the staff were: LaVon Peterson, Editor: Garry Sparks, Assistant Editor: Patsy Vieta, Business Managerpand Maxine Rose, Assistant Business Manager. Through many set-backs and hours of hard work, the paper was seen once a month and widely read and appreciated by the whole student body. SEATED QLeft to Righty: Betty Gallio, Toni Jorgenson, Jerry Ann Maroon, JoAnn Munk, Marion Forest, Virginia Aufdermaur, Arlene Harms, Jeannette Rhodes, Tam Reed, Mar- ian Santos, Rosalie Albee, Bobbie Sturges, Joyce Stone, Althea Cudworth, June Hess, Patsy Vieta, Betty Jeanne Zyski, Andrea Anderson, Joyce Marty, S ally F a nche r STANDING fLeft to Rightjr Donna Forvilly, Gaynell Stone, Karen Knisley, Sharon stiff, Ann Baker, Margie DeVita, LaVon Peterson, Ruth Seagraves, Mrs. Colquhoun, Judy Gottschalk, Marilyn Huerta. The Lovelette Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America carried on many proiects during 1955-56 afew of which were: A gift package to Greece at Christmas, a float in the 4th of July parade which won first prize, the annual Sweetheart Ball, Pre-Planning meeting for District II Round-Up, a slumber party, and a courtesy week or A Girl Meets Boy week, and an Initiation Banquet to which our mothers were invited. We planned programs on Na- tional Detense, Home, School ancl Community Beautification and Understanding Homesof the World. June Hess, District Pres- identi presided over the District Meeting he l d in Lovelock and organized the Fall Issue ofthe State Newsletter. The Sta te Secretary, Patsy Vieta, was sent OWQMAKERSO asadelegateto the F.H.A.Na- Qs I '67 tional Convention held at Ames, Q Iowa. E' A El 4. T1 Ei flag Q 25 . - S' 46 O J I V NEWNYX Nj-, X l 7 7 Q 0 1104, AF O 4 6'iiL1 V i 'Jinx egg,-' , E f' 1 'N 'A X K fx bi F M X f , o - ' I W . 0 'Ht 1. OFFICER SEATED AT THE FAR LEFT: Secretary, Cecil Clinger STANDING QLeft to Rightjz Advisor, Mr. Alfred Hansen: Sentinel, Dick Bittong Vice-President, Paul David- song Treasurer, Clifford Anderson, Reporter, Skip Settyg President, Eldon Munk SEATED AT FAR RIGHT: State Sentinel, Jack Gallio OTHER MEMBERS: Jim Naveran, Harry Quilici, Val Brinkerhoff, Jim Rackley, Ollie Chico, Hank Pancho, Eldon Moose, Rod- ney George, Lonnie Eyraud, Ronnie Scilacci, Dennis Echeverria, Larry Lovett, Mike Fontana, Tony Echeverria, John Holstrom, Loren Austin, Roger Mancebo, Roy Quilici, Brian Milich, Jack Oxborrow, Dick Canatsey, Steve Barela, John Prida, Gerald Munk. The members of the Wa-Pung-A-Haben Chapter of the Future Farmers of America have concentrated on shop work this year. Some of the projects completed were bleachers For the football Field and a con- cession stand for the field which will be put into use next season. In the spring of T955 the chapter was host for the Annual State F.F.A. Convention. Some of the members in our chapter re- ceived Silver Emblems in State Livestock, State Dairy, and State Parliamentary con- tests . The State Bronze Emblem was awarded for Dairy Products and Farm Mechanics. The chapter received the Master Chapter Award for the year of T955 and .lack Gallic was installed State Sentinel for the ensuing year. Q SEATED fLeft to Righty: Secretaryg Maxine Rose, A Varsity CheerleadersgBetty Jeanne Zyski, Rosalie Albee, Patsy Vieta, Polly Hess, Junior Varsity Cheerleadersg Bobbie Sturges, Tam Reed, Althea Cudworth, Vice-Presidentg Leona Clinger, Presidentg Sharon Stiff, Treasurerg Marian Santos, Advisorg Iune Hannon. PEP UL li Organization of pep rallies, decorating goal posts and adve r t i s i ng for g a m e si sponsoring dances, organizing and participating in the first Rival Day Celebration and promoting school spirit was done by whom? Why Pep Club, of course! Pep Club, re-organized with a new constitution, moved forward with ala rg e mem- bership and more activities throughout the year. Each month an outstanding member of Pep Club was chosen on the basis of good sports- manship and promotion of school spirit. Special recognition of this honor was given during a school assembly. President Sharon Stiff 1 1 4, 'Q fl 5 7 . V 1 , I 'JL .T A ' 0 x.,,. 28 gg GIRLS STATE wig r 90096 i , X991-f The r rirsu it American i Q Legion Auxiliary l lP5X09y gr Girls State has been is founded to prepare the youth of today to become good citizens of tomorrow--and to be qualified to be intelligent citizens, voters, and to O understand the structure and the Functioning v ooo of the government: also to encourage and develop 'if irsr 'o0,.J a deeper interest in, and study of the problems ofgood O0 government, beyond what the girls get in high school today. Gfv i if ec, ess arms hada very enjoyable season Participating in the inter -school debates and the forensic activities, the debate te and gained rnuch valuable experience. Members included: Dick Canatsey, Robert Winchell, Clayton Coppin, Wayne Schwabrow, Sonia Forsberg, Ginger lvers, Steve Barela, Skip Setty, Michael Nicklanovich, John Prida, Patty Coupland, and Marian Santos. Being just I1 ew1y-or . b S3111 . ut h0PCS are high f Zed' the Spanish danc Ruth 5 Of 3 larger t e team On1 eagraves' Don L l1IH0ut and a better Pro Y aPPeared a few time d ' gram of fu S uring the n next Year. Members inciljjg: Menicucci na Ou F01- . Warre - WHY, Fred R n Fisk, and Toni IO eeves, Jack Oxbo rgen50f1. HOW. Marian Fo rest: Barbar a PII AA NN IC In it's second year, F.T.A. moved forward to new and better horizons. Organized for the purpose of promoting interest in future teaching professions, they have completed various programs of work. Some of these included: sponsoring a conference with University of Nevada personnel on teaching careers, putting on an assembly, and holding regular meetings in order to work out their problems. Mr. Robert Crase is the advisor of this group. w BT RA All RF lisa - A.. L. lntra -class Volleyball Champs, I954-1955. ll. ll. A. President ------- --- ------ ------ - ---- G inger lvers Vice-President -------------------- ---- Secretary --------------- ---- -------- Treasurer ---------------------------- Point Recorder ------------------------- Sergeant at Arms ------------- -------- Scrap Book Editor -------------------------- Marian Santos --Jo Ann Munk La Von Peterson - Arlene Harms Sonnia Peterson Polly Hess 4 - 3 2 Q .-5 2, P752712155EEZQZEZEPIQEI'ls-Z,-:Ae-r ,f::f.1f,.. ,, '. iv - , , 'K ,V 5. G.A.A. this year has been under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Gottschalk. Along with minor sports, which were played in the fall, volleyball and baseball have highlighted the season. A schedule was worked out so that all volleyball games could be played on the same day the boys played their basketball games. In this way a great many of the students could be in the cheering section for both games. Playday was held at the University of Nevada this year and almost all the juniors and seniors were able to participate. The annual slumber party and Farm Day were additional activities carried on by G.A.A. this year and enjoyed by all. K, Qs A fl Seen at Football games, basketball fi! Xi, y Jw g games, pep assembliesand pep rallies, , - S2 lg A l C the school band helped to create much i K X school spirit. Under the direction oFMr. X Mft Borgman, band director and Chester 3 ff l Hanson, student director, they have also participated in such even ts as 3 l Nevada Day, various civic programs, M' f X l Christmas Concert, and a Spring Con- X l cert. l 6' 1 MR, BORGMAN Band Director MAJORETTES fLeft to Righty: Bobbie Sturges, Sonja Forsberg, Joyce Stone, Karen Knisley, Joyce Marty, Andrea Anderson, Gaynell Stone, Althea Cudworth DRUM MAJORETTE: Patsy Vieta CLARINETS fLeft to Righty: Polly Hess, Sonnia Peterson, Ginger Ivers, Betty Zyski, Deanna Bilbao, Tam Reed FLUTE: Floyd Marcucci SAXO- PHONES fLeft to Righty: Darrell Mancebo, Arlene Harms, LaVon Peterson, Leandra Bilbao BASS CLARINET: Sharon Stiff BRASS fLeft to Righty: Don Long, Tommy Ivers, Steve Barela, Richard Marcucci, Jim Rowe, Ronnie Jevning BASS fLeft to Righty: Jim Rackley, Gene Eyraud, Chester Hanson, Ira Rackley, Jack Oxborrow PERCUS- SION fLeft to Righty: Jeannette Rhodes, Charles Frankie, Jack Yup, Don Morgan, Judy Gottschalk CONDUCTOR: Mr. Allan Borgman. 1 l l l ,in VIL kbxg 59.-9 W 5 eh-L 1 ,T m f 5 BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: Donna Forvilly, Deanna Bilbao, Leona Clinger, Sharon Stiff, JoAnn Munk, Barbara lingren, Victoria Moncada, Ollie Chico, Chester Hanson, Steve Barela, Jack Oxborrow, Floyd Marcucci SECOND ROW fLeft to Righty: Andrea Anderson, Ruth Seagraves, Jerry Ann Maroon, Gaynell Stone, Leandra Bilbao, Maxine Leyva, Virginia Pancho, Don Morgan, Dick Canatsey, Terry Sullivan, Gene Thacker THIRD ROW fLeft to Righty: Martha Similey, Lani Shipp, Althea Cudworth, Polly Hess, Maxine Rose, Jo Ann Van Ceil, Betty Gallia BOTTOM ROW fLeft to Righty: Marian Santos, Geraldine McGhee, Shirley Clinger, Toni Iorgenson, Joyce Marty, Sally Fancher, Marian Forrest, Roy Snyder, Jim Rackley, Fred Reeves, John Ortiz, Mr. Allan Borgrnan. Ullllli Robed in their new red robes, the chorus has appeared at many programs throughout the year. During Christmas, they sponsored a ioint concert with the band and also sang at Baccalaureate. One of their outstanding performances was their skit in our annual carn- ival . To the background music of Stormy Weather they depicted the song in pantomime, using a night club scene. This was quite successful and they have been called upon to repeat several times in the community. CHESTER HANSON President of Band and Chorus 35 SEATED fLeft to Rlghtjf 'Ehester Hanson, Student Counc11 Representatrve Arlene Harms Secretary Clifford Anderson President: MISQ'.2,Ad3 Colquhoun Advrsor Grnger Ivers Treasurer NOT PICTURED Paul Davrdson Vxce -Presftlent STANDING fLeft to Righty: Bobbre Jeanne Sturges Student Councrl Representatlve Tony Echeverria, Sergeant-At-Arms Edd1eCopp1n Pres1dent Cordean Johnson Treasurer Ros alie Albee, Secretaryg Mrs ,TELEPHGNE C E L R LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Crase, AdvisorgDick Canatsey, PreSid entgIqAnn Van Ciellreasurergffeve Befela, Vice-Presidentg John Prida, Sergeant at Armsg Hugh Montrose, TSfudent1Gounci1eRepresentative. NOT PICTURED: Tamara Reed, Secretary. i 4, L LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Micklanovich, Secretary: Lonnie Eyruad, Treasurerg Bill Perry, Advisory Ynp, Vice-Presidentgwarner Meissner, Presidentg Joyce Marty, Student Counci1Representative. Jack Gallic, Presgggttrgt Iveirsr, Treasurerg Eldon Munk, Student Council Representative, Bob Arnold, at Arrnsg Mrs. Colquhoun, Class e A dvisoijig.gTerry Sullivan, Vice -President, Polly Hess, Secretary. E00 ll tEMES Bill Masterson, Treasurer: Bobbie Jeanne Sturges, Student CouncilReibresientatiffeg Peteglviull, Vice President, Katherine Peluaga, Secreatryg Tony Echeverria, President: Don Morgan, SerQ3?iiifatArms Mrs. Gottschalk, Class Advisor. apt: ' Tam Reed, Student Council Representatiiiej Bob Crase, Aqvisorg Hugh Monrrose, Sresideniigxilile Ann Van Ciel, SecretarygVGera1d Munk, Sergeant at Holrristromfvice -Presidentg Skip Setty, Treasurer. 1 Bill Perry, Cleiei Roy'iQuilici, Sergeant at Armsg Joyce Marty, Treasurerg Henry ,. We --,-,---.. f,.....:A n..-....,: n..-..:,a,,,.f. '1 nniTnv-noru-nn Vir-p-Drneir1onf- Anrlrpn R0 EF I M C A ,mme f-:.:2TZ' '? , -M , - M. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENT v1cE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ASSISTANT TREASURER SERGEANT at ARMS Garry Sparks I ack Ga11io Patsy Vieta Shirley Biggs Maxine Rose Ronny Sparks Clifford Anderson Ronny Sparks Patsy Vieta Shirley Biggs Maxine Rose Dick Bitton HISTORIAN Betty Jeanne Zyski Betty Jeanne Zyski ll 0 1 I M E 0 C I E L ll L -rft ,,r.f -S A IIA CE WITII 0UIl MISS llll00K N i nue...... Ygody ng- Q b-.-f.. eddy... gharleso ..... . . rs. Lewis rs. Smith Miss Brooks, , , , , , , , , , , Ginger Ivers Miss Marlowe- . - . - - . - CAST Karen Masterson Hugo Longacre ----- - - . Chester Hanson Mr. Wadsworth- -----E1donMunk Miss Audubon- - - - - - - Patty Coupland Karen ....... Audrey ---- Diane ---- Bonnie- - ' Liga .-.- Sally ....- Milly ---- Shirley Clinger - - - - - Bob Arnold -Terry Sullivan - - - - ' Charles Hemp -Paul Davidson -Arlene Harms '--- --' Joyce Stone - - - - Sharon Stiff .......Ju1-131-1355 - Deanna Bilbao - - - Sonnia Peterson Judy Gottschalk - -Marian Santos - - - - -Polly Hess Adenei ' JUNl0li Plillll ING ANI! 0 1 ' I . .. . ,.,, H H V. .'kL 2: 4 , Prom the most popular boyiicind class are ' Queen j i iiii Senior Boy and Girl are contributed in efheif four Years Of high Cf 'he ' i 5 N ll I NG HQ,-,,,s v , ,Lf .,,,.--H ,--- mf,-:z,,:J,.,,W. uii ..uu.u4i . i,,,i ,, .'Q'3'1' : . ,x- yn Q1 1 in ia X .-.991 43 ' H s 1435! ni? I I 44:41 X CA? PX' X 3690 Gofcb 6 Ps X Xl Xgfgtigex X4 QKS 'YO 'boV-GY YS 1 41 .,, I J, 1 SN' rw 5 WSW C' 900:00 SQA YX O 55 W 6 vow S 5 at UA C005 61,301 4,61 WWW? e U- vi' x 1 AU Jr? 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ELEANOR GOTTSCHALK Coach A Gaynell Stone, Jerry Ann Maroon, Tarnera Reed, Andrea Anderson, Cordean Johnson, Sonja G Foresburg, Virginia Aufdermaur, Joyce Stone, Betty Gallio, Virginia Pancho, Leandra Bil- ' X bao, Maxine Rose KNEELINGg JoAnn Van Ciel, Captain. x WV ABAA T I Xi' A -I A 4 4 iw ?TeW5Q4Qi2K.4 4:i FUUTBALL l l l l SEATED U.eft to Righty: BACK ROW: Garry Sparks, Paul Davidson, Steve Barela, Ronny Sparks, Rodney George, Jesse Sambrano, Ollie Chico, Henry Pancho, Managers, Floyd Marcucciand Hugh Montrsoe MIDDLE ROW: Ship Setty, John Prida, Dick Canatsey, Gerald Munk, Eldon Munk, Roger Mancebo,Gordon George, Eldon Moose, Manager, Tyrone Marcucci BOTTOM ROW: Don Morgan, Clayton Coppin, Mike Nicklanovich, Bryan Milich, Captains, Bob Winchell and Jim Naveran, Loren Austin, Lonnie Eyraud, Clark Hesterley STANDING: Coaches, Bill Perry and Leslie Lowry. NOT PICTURED: Wayne Schwabrow and Clifford i Anderson. 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A ltll v . f A i A f Qh ssr e s , s A b Q1 ,fn it ,nfl My lilsi is -N t , slss i ya A - A ' ,, mY,7 1,: NY, ,fb, r A A , ' 1' , ' f - Q ' fQW Ml 4 ' ' + 4 ' f sss l.. , ' A ' i' A . ., liii , s o - A J . isrl 2 QA A A A s ulll, Q f lill f KQ ls s s s A - 'A , In 'il gvfi 'ri , , -A'- ' LLL'i A 5 A . Lb' M ' Vm,, h Q ': V V , , :, 'KLT W ,'- 'mh' , p ilsl is I A 1 ssspi 1 'A The Annual Staff of 1956 wishes to express their sincere thanks to the Boosters, Advertisers, and Other Supporters who helped to make this a successful, county supported Annual. ' I-, r 2 W 41? gl-iff '27, ., 4 'T Q 4 1 f' 2. bffgibf wytg 1' ff Q Dear P .C . H . S . Students: ' ' ' h t t b f le e ou to tell ou about our twelve long ears ofgrqwing up. Tb? lsxlvlhsdtafmsinozsfelgls l1ag,obi1mtikeab,ll lclaslses, weyve had our troubles, whlclh, at the time , seemed fo be mountains instead of the molehills that they were. 9 00 O th, We invaded Mrs. Lorena Jurgenson's first grade September .ll, I944, at, fz, to-nz, fc, ,IS never-to-be -forgotten day Mrs. urgenson met, not the usual timid groqpdo urs qra ers, u cl troop of forty youn sters who were ready to conquer all and conquer we I , not on y our essons but the hearts of aa we encountered. . A B k The little soldiers marching on Mrs. Jurgenson that bright Septembeqr day werj: Gntr: cl: pi, Deanna Bilbao, Shirley Clinger, Carol Darne.l, Arlene Harms Dawn Jo nson, Ju y o scRah , Marilyn Huerta Jeanne Memcucci Lena Qullicu Vonda Riedel, Barbara Markham, Betty I ct, Jeanette Rhodes Ronald Rhodes karen Sparks, Sharon Stiff, Tierry Sullivan, Bernice WINGS Ben Barela Gordon Gbor e, Chester Hanson Terry Louis, Donald. Melssner, FredMock, Charlene qle, Eldon Munk Gerald Sf'ucketts Wayne Schwabrow, Bert. Williams, Robert Winchel ', Henry Panc lp, Roy S racklin, Cleo Fellon, Sonnla Peterson, John Glllam, Michael Fontanq, Jimmie Dame Vfell one down, eleven to gol This year we bravely took over Miss Lena Alessandro s secon made . Without a trace of fqar, wg sogrgl had read1n',drltirL', atnd 'rkthrqetlc tqnfdeir ours i0gll'l,'3g. uch to our surprise Miss D'A essan ro i n't quiver an qua e a our ear ess a I u es, u o y ' t 'd . . . . kepuhismesafl vie said hello to: Antonia Castillo, Priscilla Fairbanks, June Hess, Frank QUllICl, Ralph Sallaicesg Peteg Sgragto, igtlwfrip Wood, David Parkhurst, Joyce Stone, Ronald Guistn, Terry Ne f Mar an Davi ar ara a ey. . , H Another ear had swiftly flown, and it was Selptember again. Our cry for the third grade Be- ware Mrs. Cglesen here we comel' No one cou d look down on us any more, we were big shots, we had moved upstairs! Our only problem this year was multiplication tables,and only one of the many problems Mrs. Leora Olesen acquired was trying to keep her small army of forty-four from thundering up and down the stairs. , . We were glad to see Eugene Ayres, Sherrie Beatty Jay Camron Neilan Gerdeman Leland Gib,l:ons,dAlbertIGWelr,, Donald Green, David Moose, Mary Smith, Karen Ostrom, Awllda Stett- ' L i e i rams tram in as newcomers. mscdhuyles, we had our plan of agtion, course of attack and strateg of maneuvers all mapped out before we entered the fourth grade under the command'of Mrs. Hein Fancher. We had miscal- culated a bit on the enemy's strength and found that history, geography, and science might prove our downfall . Again we came forth victorious, and our class along with the newcomers trlumphantly bid Mrs. Fancher goodb e. The followrnpxkpinedl our ranks: Billy Carpenter, Pete Saulson, Pauline Hess, Larry Angland,Darre Nelson, Michae illiams, Marguerita Orsi, Mag Orsi, . Things really began to pop in the fifth grade. ur one for all all for one class was split up. Ten of us were taken from Mrs. Della Balley's section and transtlerred to Mrs. Melva Anderson's regiment of the fourth and fifth grade overflow. Rivaly became the main objective thisgfear along with harder subjects. Mrs. Bauley's fifth rade pu pet show was greeted with a shout an a cheer. Not to be outdone the overflow presenteci with all the dignity and splendor ofa royal court, a one act play, The Little Princess Who Never Laughed. ew recruits welcomed were: Clifford Anderson, Velma Edwards, Marlene Hupe, Jim Lucas, Spverly McBride, Barbara McGuire, Calvin Sprague, Barbara Tobler, Rochelle Williams, Eddie oo. Aboost in rank brought us to the sixth grade door where we were greeted with open armsb Mrs. Iris Rose. Our Joy of being reunited was short lived for agian another ten were removedtiiom our midst to the fi th, sixth grade overflow. The question of the year was, What are all those moans and groans commgxfrom behind the closed sixth rade door? The answer was a simple one: it wig? neither tummy ac es nor Mrs. Rose's bayonet, But a new and dreadful encounter---home- wor Arriving just in time to carry books home were: Paul Davidson, Charles Hemp, Jerry Newton, Dona Parsons, George Peterson, Norma La Rose , Donald Selso,, John Woo. The seventh Era e arrived right on schedule, and along with this new station, came dances, and our own bas etball team, the Colts, complete with cheerleaders. It was also the beginning of having more than one teacher. Commanding the ranks were Mr. Edwin Dodson Mrs. Phillis Bendure and Mrs. Vera Johnson. They mana e to drill into our heads some of fhe necessar . . . Y knowledge we would need to begin our high school career. It may Interest you to know that some weren't content lust to study all day, but managed to explore the regions below by using the win- dow as a means of escape. Joinin the sevehth grade crowd were: Donnan Baird,James Bussing,Ginger Ivers,Marion Santos, Marce?lo Quilici S irley Johnson. ' We knew the battle was almost won as we reported at the eighth grade door to Charles Nemec, Edwin Dodson, and Rose Dodson for assignments Qf prepara-hon and study needed for our march to P .Cl.H .IS . Even tgougalri vyqe know the un own tgrrltoryfoflhnglpx schocizgl wigs yet tg betizonguellzied, :ge fear ess en'o e u is in a c ass paper. uring ur oug s we oun time o a en a ayri e alfnd 'more daiiicgs. WI? vsaere giviidel-d lintce twoldiivisipinss rand lour distinction was forty-six graduates, te et s'nteisto o ae onsiiate coo. Vgbgvjerg grbdd to annouhbbe to the world our list .of graduates as follows: 'Clifford' Anderson Donnan Baird, Ann Baker, Deanna Bilbao, Jim Bussmg Antonia Castillo, Shirley Clmger, Paul Davidson, Leland Gibbons, Ronnie Guisti Jud Gottschalk, Chester Hanson, Arlene Harms Velma Harrison, Charles Hemp, June Hess, Pauline Hess, Cicilia Huerta Ginger lvers, Shirley Jbhnson, Terry Louis Don Meissner, Eldon Munk, Jerry Newton, Margaret brsi, Mary Orsi, Henry Pancho, David Parkhurst Dona Parsons Sonnia Peterson, Frank Qui ici, Lena Quillci Betty Riha Marian Santos, Wayne Schwabrow, Barbara ShadleE,1Karen3parks , Sharon Stiff, Awildia Stettnisch, Joycue wang, Terry Sullivan, Delana Wadsworth, eryle eeks, Bernice Winap, Robert Winchell, Louis o . Upon entrance to high school we were.dropped. to the bottom of the ranks and started iust as green as any frosh could ever be . Notice, if you will, how we turned out,and remember that you can do the same if you will iust follow in our footsteps. Our welcome to P .C.H ,S, was a large group of upperclassmen who sneared Bo lowest of the low and then gently smeared us with shoe polish and lipstick. They were cdrtainlsy a mixed up group and did crazy t ings like dressing the boys as girls and turning the girls' clothes inside out. We did mgnage to survive and to get used to the routine of changing classes having study halls, and apply: ng ourselves to newfound subiects. We were ptoud of our re,gimentbecause we received oply' three fourths of all dpmerits Iissuedgn-,school that year. We had fi ty-seven in our class, many o t e new ones coming rom m e an un ston. New students were: Tommy Bificker Sairley Biggs, Patricia Coulpland Jack Gallio, Lam iixgfggg, Jigga Nggerltgrnz ,1 Sarge, idlggp,ker , George homas, Rosemary Wa ters, liepford Kramer, Ouf spphomore' year found. us still under the snipervision of the upperclassmen. We found things tough-going for we were gust in the middle-coul n't do this and couldn't do that. As a result we decide to take a.stab at our textbooks and see what thely had to offer. As usual many things dis- tracted our attention, there were football and basketbal games, assemblies, and or anizations. Ydetdldmanage tcgfshow the upperclassmen that we were still around by throwing a Sogawmore Hop a was a ga a a air. Hurrah, migjlzty upzperclassmen at lastl Commissioned as juniors ou will see that this year wgslsane of vgutii Gst. Mor Elutykwell don: we proudlyh wore bgdges ofhclistignction, olur cllass rings. ' ance I ur iss roo s was t e ay we c ose an it was ai e as co ss s e . Hlciiyte Iycvi evek steppe-d raiggmtt ir-ito heiiiveinh? Qou diidpiii you dagcglwd to Paul Janes dit ouEJl??1iofKl?f:o:rsi. I cu our agon o ar 'was e eme an r ene an ester our ueen an in . t was biqptnful, pnd we had a vyonlflerful ami, eventthough we were still pinning stars to the Mglky Way w I e gues s were ea ing ur ey a e anque . . Seniors, how proud we were to receive such a title and we accepted the honor with a sigh of relief. The battle was won and our goal had.been reached- but we knew it still meant work and Fore ,r,esp,pIns:Rl,LatIies. Vile really dldlour Senior Ball up right by transferring Santa s Workshop Srom e . lor do e to t e Eym. Pau Jones supplied the music and Arlene and Eldon were chosen . enlor Glr an Boy... Wor , work, work describes our Annual but we feel lustly rewarded for it is truly one of whlc we are proud. Our play Mother ls A Freshman went over with a bang, and mgtslpgtnonlvllplans fordggduatloin. Vlfe weire recovering fronn a telirifgc time gn 'Ditch Day when o amp an ircums ance ' sen us so emn y up t e ais e or our i omas. Pk As yon cap see our school career hasn't been a bit dull, has it? Now befbre we close we'd tl E no a da ittle note to say thank you to our teachers the commanders who have never Failed O e p an guide us these twelve years. So it is with a tlond farewell and wishing the best of luck to all of you that we take our leave and march on to capture whatever our futures hold for us. Sincerely yours Senior Class of 156 61 Sharon Stiff Historian PRUPIIEUY There were strange things done that were just for fun by this class so I am told. The high school trails have their secret tales that would make your blood run cold. One of the strange tricks pulled by the class of '56 were their plans for a reunin which they'd hold They would wait twenty years and to all, their lives they'd unfold. I'l1 start with the scholar who's earned many a dollar by becoming one of the worlds best divers. Who else can it be--why of course, don 't you see it's our Miss Ginger Ivers. Now a guy whose been true and still carries through with his old high school fling. A speeder from way back who owns his own race track: it's Larry Lovett the hot rod king. With a fearful eye and a stick held high, Miss Sharon Stiff did teach. The Senior Class, so they could pass, and toward other honors which they could reach. A man who 's fought them all in the game, and again brought fame to the Sullivan name, is a guy called Terry the Tartan. With this name of renoun he holds the heavyweight crown, from fighting in Madison Square Garden. Then there 's one who could not come to join with us tonight. It's Miss June Hess, who is a stewardess on United Air Lines Flight. Who 's this we have here, of course, have no fear, it's just Mr. Jim Nevaran. He's wear a toupee that's really quite grey and he's the owner of the town tavern. Now there is Shirley Clinger, who 's still quite a singer and who loves to sing the blues. But she gave up her career for her lover so dear for him, she didn't want to lose. A news commentator of some sort who broadcasts all kinds of sports is a man with a voice that is loud Jim Gauthier is the guy with a voice so high that he can out-yell any large crowd. A flagpole sitter,and she 's no quitter, is Tona Castillo whom we all know. From her perch on high up in the sky she wtaches her bank account grow. Now with crime at it's height we need a man that can fight, it's Bob Winchell, the head of the F. B. I. With a heart that is brave, a road he must pave, to keep this land safe for you and I. One who left us early is a gal called Shirley and who still works for Bell Tel. Shirley Oar leads a full life as Louie 's wife, and two kids they try to quell. l'd like to introduce her for she 's a producer of an Academy Award Winning show. It's Miss Ann Baker and she 's no faker 'cause she knows how to roll in the dough. Now in '72 with all credit due Jack Gallio was elected President of our land The election was long and now we are strong and with him, united we stand. Here with us today as National President of PTA is a leader in our school. I'm sure you can guess, it's Miss Polly Hess who follows the Golden Rule. Now one who 's gone far and 's not just a star 'cause on music he 's real keen. He 's better known than Robert ,Taylor, 'cause he 's a real woman hater, Oh, it's Chester Hanson I mean. A fashion designer and there 's none who 's finer than our Miss Mildred Clark. The styles we adore our husbands deplore for on us she has left her mark. Next on my list is a spry young Miss, who was once Deanna Bilbao. And with her she 's brought her four tiny tots 'cause you see--she 's married now. Who 's that over there with all the grey hair'? Why Clifford Anderson it must be. He 's a doctor now and he 's really a wow, but you should see what he charges for a fee. Miss Joyce Stone, head of Finance and Loan is back with us tonight. She grants big loans to help people build homes and thus, helps them in their plight A guy just flew in, outer space he has been, it's Bob Arnold, pilot of rocket ship Rambo He 's been out to Mars selling ten cent cigars and teaching the Martians to manbo. Now dressed all in white and a real pretty sight is Judy Gottschalk, a registered nurse. She 's Cliff's right hand and does all she can to make patients better--not worse. The door opened wide and who should step inside but Paul Davidson the tycoon from Texas. With his ten gallon hat and his IWO-gun gat, we are leery to have him with us. A speech will be given by a very prominent citizen it's Marian Santos the mayor of our city. The laws she does enforce we all endorse because we know she has the ability. Some one who was new but became a friend so true Iay Paul Lowry is the name. He's tried several cases in many strange places for a judge is what he became. As time does fly and years go by you can imagine what one might see. Such as Miss Shirley Biggs, who styles wigs, and really gets a nice fee. Eldon Munk we have next and he 's a real distinguished guest 'cause he 's an inventor of some sort we hear. He discovered a proxide that doens't make the hair look dyed, and that's what he 's been using all of these years. A place for any fool is a place called reform school a location without fame. It's a familiar face that rules this place, in fact, Patty Coupland is the name. A skiing champ just back from Olympic camp, is Hank Pancho the athlete of our town. He 's won honors galore and doesn't want more 'cause he 's got a wife and wants to settle down. Now as a story will go in any good show there is always a happy ending. Lena Quilici we have here and Mike Fontana is near and happiness to all they are extending. Next in turn we have one who did learn to become something great, we must agree. Betty Riha has had fun in each race she has won by becoming a famous horse jockey. Now one who left this region and joined the Foreign Legion for his country he wanted to save. lerry Newton has earned command of all Arab land for being a soldier so brave. Now there 's one with a keen throat though he can't sing a note it's a guy who swallows a sword. Charles Hemp doesn't frown as he takes 'em down and some times he even looks bored. Again on my list one who I almost missed is Sonnia Peterson a gal of our time. She has a beautiful home but she and Don love to roam so they're living somewhere on the Rhine. Now one who came in late but met a nice fate is a guy who is living in Reno. He 's rich beyond compare though his profession has become quite rare, It's Dave Parkhurst who owns his own casino. One who takes any dare as he soars in the air from the worlds highest trapeze. Wayne Schwabrow is proud as he smiles at the crowd and flies through the air with great ease. And here today in her carefree way we are visited by Mrs. Colquhoun. She 's been teaching for years and the kids have their fears when ever they enter her room. Her glasses are thicker and she has a snicker when she gets ready to lower the boom. But she'll help me and you with her love so true so we hail you Mrs. Colquhoun. Now I have told you all as you can recall of the good that they have accomplished, and as for me you can surely see- Arlene Harms the new Notradomas. There were strange things done that were just for fun by this class so you have been told. Each one of us hears what we 've done in the last twenty years, by the facts that I now unfold. The world's lights have seen strange sights but one of the strangest of all tricks, was the largest one, now we are done, the fabulous Class of '56, ARLENE HARMS f- LATWILLADTETMET declare this to be our Last Will and Testament I, CLIFFORD ANDERSON will my height toHugh Montrose so that he can look down on 2 We, the Class of 1956, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish, and ,..- ,1- ,-Si all the upperc lassmen I, BOB ARNOLD,will my blue -black hair to Skip Setty so that he can make a hit at the Sun. I, ANN BAKER,wi1l my ability to lead a quiet but eventful high- schoolcareer to LaVon Peterson so she may be able to endure the wait for Don. I, SHIRLEY BIGGS, will my strong vocal cords to next year's hot lunch caller so that she too can disturb classes. I, ANTONIA CASTILLO, will my hard, fast volleyball serve to Virginia Aufdermaur, provided that she has the arm to go with it. I, MILDRED CLARK, will my southern accent to Leona Clinger so that she can be in style when she moves to Texas with Jack. I, SHIRLEY CLINGER, will my quetness and good grades in civics to Sally Baratcart although she doesn't need either. I, PATTY COUPLAND, will my job as popcom seller at the show to Margie DeVita so that she can make a fortune too. I, PAUL DAVIDSON, will my car to the Smithsonian Institute so that all may view one of the wonders of the modern age. I, LENA QUILICI FONTANA, will my ability to be late to school three days out of every five to Harry so that he may carry on the family tradition. I, MIKE FONTANA,wil1 my happy, single days to John Holmstrom in the hopes that he will make the best of them. I, JACK GALLIO, will my size thirteen hands to Bob Irvin so that he can milk cows quicker and get more milk. y ' I, JIM GAUTHIER, will my ability to eat what I cook in Home Ec. to my brother, Jerry so that he won't kill somebody else with HIS cooking. D I, JUDY GOTTSCHALK, will my ability to play the bells to Xavier Cugut so he may have a change from the Xylophone. I, CHESTER HANSON, will my trombone to the kids at the school dances so that they may tear it apart as they have wanted to do for the past four years. I, ARLENE HARMS, will all my medals and pins from high school activities to Betty Jeanne, Patsy, and Rosalie so they can sell them to finance their frequent trips to Reno. I, CHARLES HEMP, will my aunt's red Ford convertible to Jack Vesco so that he can quit playing the role of the Black Denim Trousers. - I, JUNE HESS, will my ability to get a hearty send -off from Lovelock to the kids on the Tungsten -Imlay bus as they leave everyday. I, PAULINE HESS, will my beautifulsoprano voice toJo Ann Van Ciel so that next year's chorus may still sound good. l -i Y f '-,,i-f1- ,lv- ,ii 1-l ., 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z X 1 P . V' gf' I P... ii- L- next year and she can t af ord a hat I LARRY LOVETT will my pink cords and red scotch plaid cap to Bill Masterson as I believe it would make a striking combination with one of his green shirts b ffl!!! g ,.. I, GINGER IVERS, will my long, wavy hair to Althea in case we have a cold winter I, JAY PAUL LOWRY, will my ability to graduate to my brother, Sonny, as he will need it. I, ELDON MUNK, will myii I3 football jersey to Carl Barrick provided he's not super- stitious. I, JIM NAVERN, will my rough yet graceful football form to Jerry Munk so that he can play quarterback as well as guard. I, JERRY NEWTON, will my beard to Charles Sturges so that he can give whisker burns to the ladies. I, SHIRLEY ALBEE OAR, will my ability to pass my senior year on a correspondence course to Cordean Johnson who may want to o the same as I did. I, HANK PANCHO, will my! abilityl to run fewer laps than anybody else in basketball practice to Steve Barela. T en per aps he can make it through a whole practice with- out becoming exhausted. I, DAVE PARKHURST, will my nickname, Shane , to Alan Ladd as he stole it from me in the first place. I, DEANNA BILBAO PATTERSON, will my ability to get an engagement ring to Bobbie Sturges as I have graduated to the next level. I, SONNIA PETERSON, will my pictures of Germany to the travel bureau so that they may show the sights of that country as they are seen by the U. S. Army. I, BETTY ANN RIHA, will nothing as I am taking it all with me. I, MARIAN SANTOS, will my French horn to Mitch Miller 's orchestra in hopes that it will bring all the grief to someone else that it has brought to me. I, WAYNE SCHWABROW, will my superb ability as ahunter of animals to Ronny Sparks, who is a hunter of the opposite sex. I, SHARON STIFF, will my formula for piling fifteen people into my stationwagons to the Greyhound Bus Lines. I, JOYCE STONE, will my1 ability to spend Christmas in Florida to Sally Fancher so she can be the only girl in sc ool with a suntan in January. I, TERRY SULLIVAN, will my tough Irish disposition to Dick Bitton so that he can keep order on the Imlay-Tungsten bus. I, BOB WINCHELL, will my ability to argue that Ford is the best car to the Ford Sales- men. I, MRS. COLQUHOUN, will my ability to keep order in Senior class meetings to Mrs. Gottshcalk who will have the same torture next year. Witnessed by. . . . . JOHN R. GAMBLE, Principal Class of '56 by Chester Hanson l fi- 'EEXAEO RISTRIRUTERS SILVER STATE METER Joe Eyrnnd, Sr. 'l'nny Johnson Joe Eyrnnl, Jr. XKTE AGO n TEE 'EEXAEO DEALERS 0F LEVELEEK Jnin ln Enngrntnlating TII SENIER CLASS 0E 1956 BRO0KWO0Il 0XRORROW'S TEXAEO SERVICE STATIEN .lack Rxlnnrrnw Frank Fnrvilly i ,.., 1 , K a.e.,,,. ii .M . If -324441. . f ' i Congratulations to the We Seniors from - CLARENCE ll.SOMMllli Real Estate Zzevuffzg Gives best wishes to the Senior Class and Entertainment Insurance plus Phone 64 Lovelock Lovelock Nevada ssocluted Dealer ' FLOYD MARCUCCI i Wishes best of luck to the graduating Seniors Dependable Service XA! ,-.. J, V me ME now nom N al, Qs? Special Attention Given to Banquets Bamboo Room Excellent Food Courteous Service Reasonable Prices Qpfxx Qqix r' K 5 gk Ninn XT MARK'S BROS. CLOTHING First in Newest STYLES 270 Main Phone l3l Homer 8. Dorothy Marcuccl YSUE DEPENDABLE PESTPEEAPEEES E.E. 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Success to all of you BROO KWOO D MOTE L J from and SUNSET AUTO COURT Tfallef PM Best W1ShCS to Semors B111 Baker Lovelock Nevada Phone QI J Lovelock, Nevada H1 Way 40 Sa PK Q, .1 Goan cofvg' J 9 s Lovelock, Nevada UIIFFIIE SMH' AI and 'Dorothy Oleafa Coffee Shop Gaming Cockfai I Lounge PER Ill G ll0'l'EL noon LUCK T0 TTT swans 0' Lovelock, Nevada Phone 122 and 123 f,,'WHf0Mf xgwikht a 8. aaa 552 Best Wishes Congratulations Semors for the BILL STONE Uranium Gas Seniors of '56 Lovelock, Nevada PITT MILL AND ELEVATOR Shell Iobbers Grain Feed SPARKY'S v , N M OTE l e iWi Q44n I Phone 73 QQ ! P Phone 21 Lovelock Nevada L With Best Wishes jx Compliments of For Success to the Seniors MUNK RROS. Sales 5 Service I INTERNATIONAL HARVEST!! Les 8- Bob Munk 8th and Broadway Lovelock IIG MEADOW MARKET All your grocery needs. Wg 1 N .Z - 11: 5 .9569 f J J 1, . J i fy? . ff? Lovelock Nevada My-M AW eff 4Vi' uf S A I DAIRY BAR For the Best Food It's o .0 Paul and Rene Vesco o o f ,. E 0 gif? 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