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

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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 '

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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

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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