Sparks High School - Terminus Yearbook (Sparks, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1960 volume:

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K wr X , . x l , :Mx , .1 fl . as 'f5if'swg5Q Y ,L fy 'ff ,pink ,W , 5 I ., .. kg,- M V , JJ 2 'sf -10 5 .'. r,. .x.L.,. ,Vx eg. f xi' X Y Q f X , f.f .- '- pn .- . -1. 25' if 2 C? l s Counseling Department The Counseling anfl giuirlanvo tlepartment assists sturlc-nts lu inte-rprvt their aptitufles and interests. preparing them fur a inure realistic eunsirleratiun uf future YUi'ZlllUIlZll goals. More time is spent with stuclents in the Freshman and Senior Classes to urient them tu the school programs. to fliscuss schools of higher learning. vuratimial svlinuls. arnwtl furrvs. aml apprr-ritim-sliip opportunities. Sclieclille-s fur future years are l!I't'IlliI4Q'tl with the airl of test results. stuclent interest. anrl parental Concern. l GIRLS' C0l'.YSEl.OR MRS. JACQUELINE ELDER Students are helped tu know themselu-s better. and they are elicuuragefl to make cle- Cisions for themselves. with the assistance of twiunselurs. leathers. part-nts antl frit-ncls. 'i BOYS' C01 .YSELOR NIR. VINCENT REELE X QP 1, 7. 1 -,Mg -1 1' Jr Z! :QS -K X rf 'SF' 5 CRAWFORD, E D I T HgB.A., University of Nevada: Typing I. Ilg Shorthand I, H. CHRISTENSEN, RICHARD J.-B.S., University of Nevadag Biologyg Gen- eral Science. CROWL, DON A.-BS., University of Ohio Stateg Driver Education g Healthg Patrol. DAY, PHYLLIS-B.A., University of Nevadag English IIIg Remedial Read- mg. af DENEVI, MAE A.-B.A., Uni- versity of Nevadag Spanish I, IIg Italian Ig Advisor to Ter- minus, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Clubs, Italian Club. ELLIOTT, MILDRED B.S. in Home Economics, University of Nevadag Home Economics I, IIg Advisor to Future Homernakers of America. FLYNN, JOHN4B.S. in Education, University of Nevadag Health: Physi- cal Eclucationg Advisor to J u n i o r Class. FORD. BUYCE L.-BS. in Edu- cation. University of Nevada: Basic Muthematicsg Coordinator -Cooperative T r a i n i n fl Pro- gram. f,.r GIMLIN, N O R M Aflsillivffrsily of California at Los Angelesg Chouinard Institute of Art: Arts and Craflsg Mechanical Drawingg Advisor to Pep Club. FAC qilxxi kcfw 'xt -D582 GONDA, JOHN A.-B.A., University of Nevadag American Governmentg Social Science. GRAVES, ORSIE S.-B.A., Uni- versit of Nevada' Ph 'sical Edu Y 2 5 ' cationg Driver Educationg Advi- sor to Boys' Block 6'S g Varsity Basketball Coach. HAMM, GLADYS-BS., University of Washingtong Algebra I, IIg Plane and Solid Geometryg Trigonometryg Advisor to Drill Team lsparklersl. HASTINGS, WALDO E. - Ap- prenticeship and Trade: General Industrial Vocational Shopg In- dustrial Artsg Advisor to HA Host of Ghildrenf' HART, MARGARET B.A., Un1ver sity of Nevada, School Librariang Advisor to Cheerleaders, N a t i o n a l Honor Society, Library Assistants. 2, HELMS, WILLIAM B.S., Lniversity of Nevadag English I, II, Social Science, Advisor to Sophomore Class, Senior Play. HORAN, M I C H A E L-A.B., lVI.Ed., San Jose State College, University of Nevadag Business Law, Typing Ig Bookkeeping, General Business. JOHNSTON, NORMAN C. - B.S. in Education, University of Nevada, Biology, General Sci- ence, A d V i s o r to Sophomore Class. KEELE, TEDDYANNA P E A S E- B.A., University of Nevada, English IV, Latin I, IIg Family Livingg Ad- visor to Pep Club, Senior Class, Latin Club. KURTZ, WALLACE L.-B.A., M.E., University of Nevadag Enfflish I III' Public S akin za . v 1 . Pe rg Ig Advisor to Junior Masque-rs, Debate, Junior Frolic, One-Act Plays, Forensic. MARCIANO, ARTHUR-B.S. in Education, University of Ne- vadag Algebra Ig General Busi- nessg Arithmetic. MANTLE, EVELYN-B.A., Univer- sity of Iowag English III, IVg Ameri- can Governmentg Advisor to Junior Masquers, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. NASON, MARIAN B.A., University of Nevadag Office Practiceg Book- keepingg Typing I, II. 'gg POTTS, JAMES-B.S. in Education, University of Nevadag Healthg Physi- cal Educationg Junior Varsity Basket- ball and Varsity Track Team Coach. R O B I N S 0 N, CARL-M.Ed., University of Nevadag Healthy General Mathematicsg Advisor to Block NS Societyg Head Foot- ball Coachg A s s i s t a n t Track Coach. SALMON, GLINT R.-B.S., Univer- s1ty of Nevada, Social Science, United States Historyg Advisor to Freshman Class. SILLIMAN, FLOYD-B.A., Uni- versity of Nevada, English I, II, American Government, Advisor to Junior Class. SILL, MARJORIE-A.B., University of California, Berkeley, Algebra Ig Plane Geometry. SMITH, INEZ-B.S., West Chester State Teachers' College, Pennsylvaniag English I, II, Advisor to Freshman Class, Junior Masquers. STONE, LUCILE-B.S., University of Nevadag Algebra I, Ilg Libraryg Ad- visor to Junior Class, National Honor Society, Library Assistants. TRULOVE, VELVA--M.A., Univer- sity of Nevadag United States Historyg American Governmentg French l. Ilg Advisor to National Honor Society. Le Cercle Francais. TAVERNIA, GEORGE P.-B.S. M.Ed., University of Nevada Physical Scienceg General Sci enceg Physics. WHITED, FRED-MA., San Francisco State Collegeg English Ilg Speech I, Hg Dramag Ad- visor to Junior Masquers, All- School Play. WEBBER, CLYDE A.-B.S., Univer- sity of Minnesotag Advanced Electron- icsg Vocational Electricity-Electronicsg Basic Electricity-Electronics: Drafting. , ,H , AV in A HARTUNG, FLORENCE-R.N Providence College of Nursing Washoe County School Nurse. WHITEHEAD, EDWIN B.A., Uni versity of Nevadag American Govern- mentg United States Historyg Advisor to Senior Class. WHITEHEAD, GRETCHEN - B.A., University of Nevadag Teacher for Homebound Students. X3 WRIGHT, RICHARD-B.A., Uni- I versity of Nevadag World His toryg United States Historyg So- cial Scienceg Advisor to Sopho- more Class. WILLIAMS, KEN N ETH-B.S., M.Ed., University of Nevadag Biology, Chemistryg Advisor to Seniorsg Baseball Coach. YASMER, BOYD-D.M., Auto chanics. Students in Government and Classes Terminus PKYWVW 'kit' if ,.. '27 71 .,.v f , we 'wff rf f fag A A .Z ww, A, . 353 fig QKHI L :Q 'Q Q 9 af f if + 1 'x E. Q, N Egg Q 85,53 9 as 3 'la ' Q sf X i? .a 'S-in-.gn . . XII-INIRERS Left tt, right. FIRST ROXN: lit-tty ,In Ya'ttt't'. Etl xIl'KII1Il4YIl, Yivtnr Eppingf-r. lm-l Cline-r: SECOND ROW: jot Mayer, Barbara Edgington, Judy Quanchi, Shirley Ross. THIRD ROW: Dun Stockwell. Carol Smith. Janet Perry, Dcnnie lit-ttmtl, Diane- llurgv. Nut l'it'tttrml: lh-nniw llusvh. Cass Glivk, Sliarun Estis, ,lt-ssc Granif-l. Ellen Rosf-man, Gloria Casci Carolyn Riddle, Faye Wilson, Kay English, AI Chicago, Cary Chri-tiartwn, llt-rlt Nit-httlx. First Semester Student ouneil X r, I X I I 'JS I FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Dun Stockwell, Colin Kennedy, Betty Ju Vance-. Carol Smith 32 MEMBER Al Chicago, Dennis Allingham, Joe Brindos, Rochelle Parlanti, Carol Smith Janvet Perry Ellen Roseman Diane DeReemer Bili fNIcCampbell, Ed Howden. LAST ROW: Carol McKee, Ed McKinnon, Wilfred, Flores, Terry,Guidi, don Stoclgwell, Richard Rocky, Tim Scoffield, Richard Cardoza, Colin Kennedy. S Left to right, FIRST ROW: Faye Wilson, Karin Beard, Diane Burge Frances Faeth Britta Halvorsen SECOND ROW' Second Semester tudent Council S., SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Ken Hatzenbiler, Frank Brunetti, Barbara Edgington, Dennis Busch. d I 5- -swf 1: H I 'HNF QQ wwf Nm .. if gal 6, XR I QTHQ QM Mi I' Q I I 'HQ UH il ill! SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT T031 ANIQWKENNA REPRESEXTA'IIVE I-ID IIOWDEX SECRET.-SKY MVRIEL ELLIS 'I'ml1Iyarma Ke-c-lv and Hr. Edwin Xvllillqlfxilli EQ IXQ S 'hmjxrz W x O Class Ufficers PRESIDENT DENNIS ALLINCHAM SECOXIQ SEJIESTER ADAMS, DONNA KAY Transfer fr o m Bellingham, Washington 45 Diversified Oc- cupation 4. ANDERSON, ANDREW DOUGLAS Transfer from Aubum, Calif- ornia 4. its Seniors ALDEN, MARIE D. Transfer from Gaston, Oregon 45 Diversified Occupations 4. ALLINGI-IAM, DENNIS KEITH Junior Varsity Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Junior Varsity Basket- ball 25 Track 35 Band 25 Boys' Block S 3, 45 Senior Class Presidentg Junior Frolic 35 Stream- line 45 Student Council 45 Tum- bling Team 45 Vocational Shop 35 Skiing Team 35 Stage Struck 4. Not Pictured: Arevalo, Eleanor AHLBERG, W'II..I..IAM GEORGE Junior Varsity Football 23 Varsity Football 35 Boys State 3. BACKUS, GARY CHARLES Junior Varsity Football 1, 25 Rocket Club 45 Intramural Basketball I. 3. 4 BAKLY, EDWARD Torch Bearersn 33 l..iliom 43 Junior Frolic 3: Le Cercle Francais 23 Life With Father 2, Production Staffg Rocket Club 4, Sz-cretary Treasurer: One-Art Plays 2, 35 Stage Struck Stage Crew -L 5 BEARD, KARIN l. Drill Team 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 35 Junior Frnlic 33 Le Cercle Francais 25 National Honor Society 3, 4, Historian 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Repre- sentative 4: Streamline 3, 45 Student Council 4. 39 BERRY, CAROL MADELINE Junior Varsity Cheerleader Drill Team 3 4' F.H A 3, 45 G-A-A. 2' Junior Frolic 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3' Terminus 1, 25 One-Ac! Plays eniors BERRY SYLVI-K MONJAR Dtll Team 1 2 2 3 Glee ub 1 Le Cercle Francais 2 Pep Cu 1 2 Streamline 2 3 BISHOP, LE ROY Junior Varsity Football 15 Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Track Ig Auto Shop 23 Library Assistant lg Tumbling Team 1, 25 Archery Club 1: Junior Frolic 3: Rocket Club 43 Junior Varsity Baseball 1, 25 Intramural Bas- ketball l, 4. BIGGS, JAMES R. BIGGS, SUSAN Transfer from Pershing County Transfer from Pershing County High, Lovelock 35 Varsity Football High, Lovelock 33 Diversified Oc- 3, 44 Track 35 Auto Shop 3, 45 cupations 45 Glee Club 3. Boys' Block S 4. Not Pictured: Baldwin, Kurtg Barnard, Sharong Bigrigg. Johng Bilyeu, Janet. .if BRACKETT, FAYE ALICE Diversified Occupations 43 G.A. A. 25 Junior Frolic 3. BRANDT, JAMES H. Junior Frolic 33 20-30 Scholar- ship Dinner 4. BUSCH, DENNIS ALLEN Junior Varsity Football 23 Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Basketball 2 3 4 Liliom 43, Boys: 3, 43 Sophomore resentativeg Senior President3 Debate 45 Junior Frolic 3, 33 Junior 13 Varsity Baseball 13 Block S Class Rep- Claas Vice 43 F.T.A. Latin Club 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Student Council 2, 43 Student Body Treasurer 43 Terminua 3, 4, Editor 43 Stage Struck 43 Terminus King 4. eniors BRUNETTI, FRANK A. Junior Varsity Football 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, All-State 3, 43 Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Torch Bearet-s 33 Liliom 43 Boys' Block S 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Boys State 33 Freshman Class Secretary Treasurer3 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Il Circolo Italiano 2, Presidentg Junior Frolic 1, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Streamline 23 Student Body President 43 Student Council Pres- ident 43 One-Act Plays 1, 23 Stage Struck 4. BURGESS, SAM THOMAS Junior Varsity Football 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Torch Bearers Production Staff 33 Auto Shop 43 Boys' Block , 43 ll Cirrolo Italiano 23 Library Assistant 1, 23 Vocational Shop 3. tts.. 3 - BRANNEN, C,-XKOL F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2: Diversifivfl Occupations 4. BUTLER, KENNETH LE ROY Junior Varsity Football 1, 23 Varsity Football 33 Junior Varsity Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 1. 23 Boys' Block S 33 Diversi- fied Occupations 43 Latin Club 1, 2. 4I CAPENER, JERRY Junior Varsity Football 2: Doctor In Spite of Himself 25 Forensic 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Rocket Club 45 Intra- mural Basketball I, 4: One- Act Plays 2. CARRARA, DAN Junior Varsity Football lg Track 3, 4, Intramural Football 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Rocket Club 4. 42 eniors C -KRLILE MICHAEL EUGENE Band 1 Diversified Occupations 4 CARLSON FALL R Il Circolo Italiano 2 3 Spanish Club 2 CARDOZA, RICHARD H. Junior Varsity Football Ig Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Rep- resentative 4g Glee Club 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Gymnastics 3, -lf. at CASCI, GLORIA JEAN F.H.A. I, 2, 4, Parliamentar- ian 2, 3, Historian 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, President 3, Rep- resentative 4g Treasurer 43 Girls' Block S 3, 4, Il Circolo Italiano 3, Program Chairman. Secretary, Pep Club I, 2, 3: Streamline I, 25 Student Council 43 PALS 43 G.A.A. Fashion Show 3, Coorclinatorg Outstand ing Girl Athlete 4. CASTLEBERRY, JAMES WAYNE Transfer from Corona, Cal- ifornia 2. Seniors CHANDLER, HASKELL WAYNE Transfer from Dayton, Nevada 3 Latin Club 4, President, Con stitution Oratorical Contest 4 20-30 Scholarship Dinner 4. CHICAGO, AL GEORGE Junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Vanity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Auto Shop 3, Boys' Block S 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Senior Class President, Il Circolo Ital- iano 2, Vice President, Student Council 4, Electronics 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Boys State 3, Oustanding Boy Athlete 4. CHAPMAN, STEPHEN E. CHESNEY, JUDY Junior Varsity Football 2, Soph- F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. omore Class Representative, In- tramural Basketball 2, 3. YF CHRISTENSEN, JACK Latin Club 2, 3. 43 COOPER, DENNIS D. Spanish Club 1, 2, Marshall 2: Diversified Occupations 4. eniors CREYELING, NICK Juniur Varsity Football 25 Auto Shop 3, -lg Spanish Club 2. CURTI, DIANE JEANETTE Drill Team 3, 43 I-'.I'I.A. 1, 2, 34 G.A.A. 2, 33 Glee Club 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Streamline 2. CREVELING, WILLI.-XINI CROSS, I.AW'RENCE GEORGE EDWARD Junior Varsity Football 25 Auto Junior Varsity Eoolball lg Varsity Shop 1. Yncatiunal Shop 2, 3. Football 3: Track 3. Not Pictured: Cortez, Normang Couch, Walter: Cremer, Jack. FW.. DANIELS, DOROTHY Transfer from Reno High 43 G..-LA. I. DARRAH, ROSALYN Transfer from Reno High 35 G A.A. 3, 45 Glee Club 3' Junior Frolic 35 National Honor Society 45 Pep Club 35 Spanish Club 3, Scrrctary, Program Chairman DONATI, RALPH DONALD Track 15 Auto Shop 3, 45 Vocational Shop 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. .M 2 5 Seniors DEARDON, JOYCE SHARON DECKER, JACQUEI-INK Transfer irom Blackfoot, Idaho 45 T1'8l1SfC1' fY0I11 While Pine High. Pep Club 4. Ely 35 Glee Club 3, SENIOR CLASS MOTTO May there be just enough clouds in your life to make a beautiful sunsetu D XX IDSON H AROLD unior Nanny Football 1 Xarsnty Football 3 4 Xarsxty as clball 2 3 Trac OX! UL bopllonmn Class President Junior Frolre 3 Student Council DUTCHER, KAY LINDA Transfer from Greeley, Colorado 45 Glee Club 4. DYBOWSKI, EDWARD Track 1, 2, 3,45 Boys' Block 5 2, 3, 4, one Club 3, Electronics 4, ELLIS, MURIEL ANNE Liliom 45 Junior Class Sec- retaryg Senior Class Secretaryg Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Parliamen- tarian 3, Treasurer 4, Vice President 45 Girls State Alter- nate 35 Junior Frolic 3: Junior Masquers 4, Secretaryg National Honor Society 3, 4, President 45 I Speak for Democracy State Winner 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Streamline 3, 4, Business Mana- ger 45 Tcrminus 35 One-Act Plays 1, 25 P.E.0. Dinner 4. Seniors EDGINGTON, BARBARA JEAN Stardust 15 Doctor In Spite of Himself 35 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Head Basketball Cheerleader 45 Junior Varsity Cheerleader l, 2, Head Football Cheerleader 25 Fresh- man Class Secretary5 Junior Class Se-cretary5 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Point Chairman 2, Vice President 3, 45 F.T.A. 25 Forensic 25 G.A.A. 2. 3, '4, General Manager 3, Historian 45 Girls' Block S 3, 45 Girls State 35 Homecoming Queen Candi- date 45 Junior Frolic 3: Junior Masquers 3, 4, Vice President 45 Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, President 35 National Honor Society 3, 4, Representative 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3. 4, Bus Chairman 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice President 45 Streamline 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Body Secretary 45 Student Council 45 Terminus 1, 25 Life of the Party 15 PALS 45 G.A.A. Fash- ion Show 2, 3, 4: Candidate for Sophomore Princess 25 P.E,0. Din- ner 45 Stage Struck 4. EIKELBERGER, JEAN MARIE F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, State Convention 1, 3, Treasurer 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 G.A.A. 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Library Assistant 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Not Pictured: Du Clercque, Paulg Du Clercque, Richard. EDE, LESLIE ALLEN Track 3, 45 Junior Frolic 45 Library Assistant 1, 35 Tumb- ling Team 3, 45 Gymlttics 3, 4. ELWELL, JERRY ANN Senior Class Secretary-Teasure.5 F.H.A, 2, 3, 45 Point Chairman 3, Parliamentarian 45 Glee Club 25 Homecoming Queen Candi- date 45 Junior Frolic 35 Latin Club 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Streamline 3: Terminus 3, 4, Co-Business Manager 45 Archery Club 1: Flagbearer 2, 3, 4, Head Flagbearer 45 Terminus Queen Attendant 4. EPPINGER, VICTOR Junior Varsity Football l, 23 Varsity Football 3, 4-3 Boys' Block S 3, 45 Senior Class Representative: Spanish Club 25 Student Council 43 Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 33 20-30 Scholarship Dinner 4. ,X f ,fi , .wif f we A. ff?-i' ' ,r ,gui Seniors EPSTEIN, ESTHER RITA Transfer from Cliffside Park, New Jersey 4. FAETH, FRANCES ANN Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Point Chairman 45 F.H.A. 1, 23 F.T. A. 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4, Representative 45 Girls' Block S 3, 4, Junior Frolic 3: National Honor Society 3, 4g Pep Club 1, 23 Student Council 4g Archery Club lg Gymnastics 35 PALS 43 G.A.A. Fashion Show 2, 3, 4. ESCALLIER, CYRIL MAURICE Varsity Football 2, 35 Auto Shop 3, 45 Boys' Block S 3, 4 Vocational Shop 2. ESTIS, SHARON LOUISE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Junior Fnolic 35 Latin Club 1, 25 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Student Council 45 P.E.O. Dinner 45 F.N.A. 4, President. Not Pictured: Farran, Ronald. FENNELL, JOHN Latin Club 3, 43 Rocket Club 4. 47 FERGKSON, WAYNE Transfer from Marysville, Cal- ifornia 3g Track 3, 43 Boys' Block S 3, 45 Spanish Club 3: 20-30 Scliolarship Dinner 4. M,-v' f I FRIEDERICH, GARY A130 Shi-'P 4: Spanish Club 2 Baseball 2, 3, Archery Club 1 l'I0Rl'N lRlN'll'NK PLORFN Nl-XRY XLIQE Spanish Club 2 Glu Club 3 A ee u w Llulx l Spanlsi ui 7 lres ir uit Treasurer Fla Bearer G.A.A, Fashion Show 3. FLORA, RICHARD LEE .lunior Varsity Football 2: Var- sity Football 4g .lunior Var- sity Basketball 2g Varsity Basket- ball 3, 45 Boys' Block S 2, 3, 4, Il Circolo Italiano 23 Baseball 2. GALLAGHER, DOROTHY LORRAINE Transfer from Newborn, Carolina 23 Doctor In Spite of Himself 25 Torch Bearers 35 Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 45 F.H.A. 3, State Convention, Parliamentariang F.T.A. 2, '3, 4, Point Chairman 2, Representative 3, Vice President 3, President 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 3, Historian 4, General Manager 43 G.A.A. Fashion Show 2, 3, 45 Girls' Block S 3, 45 Girls State 3g Glee Club 25 Junior Frolic 33 Junior Masquers 3, 4, Secretary 35 National Honor Society 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, Program Chairman 25 Streamline 3, 45 Student Council 35 One-Act Plays Production Staff 2g Teena Against Polio Co-Chairman for Sparks High 3, PALS 43 P.E.0. Dinner 4: Stage Struck 4. GASPARI, LINDA MARIE C.A.A. 35 Glee Club 45 Pep Club 2, 3. eniors GILES, MICHAEL CURTIS Transfer from Reno 35 Latin Club 3. -.Q-an GILL, LORRAINE STELLA GONZALES, MIGUEL Transfer from Reno 25 Junior Il Circolo Italiano 25 Intramural Frolic 3. Baske'ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Football 1, 3, 4. SENIOR CLASS MOTTO HANNA. VIRGINIA LYNN Transfer from Reno 45 Drill Team 45 G.A.A. 4, Vice Presi. dentg Le Cercle Francais 4, President: Stage Struck 4. May there be just enough clouds in your life to make a beautiful sunset HANSEN, DANIEL BICGAVIN Junior Varsity Football 25 Yar- sity Football 3, 4, Conference Team 45 Junior Varsity Baslcete ball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Buys' Block S 3, 45 Boys State 35 Junior Class Presitlent5 Debate 1, 25 Glee Club 15 Ju- nior Frolic l, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 National Honor Society 4, President5 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, President 35 Streamline 1, 2, 3, 4, As- sistant Sports Editor 2, Sports Editor 35 Public Relations Editor Sparks High 45 Student Council 3, 45 Terminus 1, 3, 4, As- sistant Editor 45 20'30 Scholar- ship Dinner 4. 49 HARDING, MARILEE DIAN Transfer from Reno 33 F.T.A. 3, 4, President 4g G.A.A. 45 Library Assistant 43 Pep Club 3, 4. Seniors HATZENBILER, KENNETH M. Junior Varsity Football 1, 23 Varsity Football 43 Lili0m 43 Sophomore Class President, Stu- dent Body Vice President 45 Student Council 2, 4, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 4g Speech Club 3, President, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. HENNING, ELIZABETH Glee Club 2, 33 Pe!! Club 1, 3. .50 HAUDER, LARRY G. Junior Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Boys' Block S 2, 3, 4, Il Circolo Italiano 21 Vocational Shop -lg lntramural Basketball 3, 4. H.-XVNIEAR, JERRY Junior Varsity Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, Track 1, Auto Shop 44 Il Circolo Italiano 2, ln- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Not Pictured: Gonzales, Norbertg Craniel, Jesse, Haigwood, Michaelg Hickman, Terrilg Hilden, Bonnie. HOLT, NANCY CAROL Debate 3, Secretary, Diversified Occupations 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Library As- sistant 1, 25 National Honor Society 3, 4, Veteran of Foreign Wars Oratorical Contest 3. HOWDEN, EDWARD ALBERT Junior Varsity Football I, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Liliom 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Boys' Block S 3, 45 Boys State 35 Senior Class Representative: Junior Frolic 25 Latin Club 35 Student Council 45 Tumbling Team 45 Terminus King Attendant 4. eniors HUDSPETH. BETTY DARLENE Transfer from El Paso, Texas 35 Drill Team 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Pep Club 3. JENNE, JAMES R. Trasnfer from Fernley High 25 Rocket Club 4, IRWIN, HARRY LYNN JACKSON, ROSEMARIE Junior Varsity Football 15 Junior Transfer from -GlllfPf9l'i1 Florida. 39 Varsity Cheerleader 35 Diversified Liliom 4: D1V91'Slfl0d OCCUPBUUUS Occupations 45 Junior Frolic 1, 35 Spanish Club 35 Speech Club 1. Not Pictured: Hurlbert, Jake I I JOHNSON, CHARLES Spanish Club 2. 5l JONES, WANDA JOYCE F.T.A. 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Latin Club 23 Library Assistant 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Streamline 2, 3, 43 Terminus Ig PALS 4. Via KELLY, DAN RICHARD Auto Shop 3, 43 Glee Club lg Junior Frolic l, 2, Tumbling Team l, 2, 33 Vocational Shop 25 Electronics 4. Semors KABLER ROSIE LEE KAYLOR TURRA ANN Library Assistant 3. ,. A. 3 4: Tumbling Team 3 SENIOR CLASS MOTTO May there be just enough clouds in your life to make a beautiful sunsetl' JUDD STEPHEN P Junior Varsity Football Manager 1 2 Varsity Football Manager Band 1 Boys Block 2 3 Freshman Class President Junior Frolic 3 Spanish Club 3 Student Council l KENNEDY, COLIN DOUGLAS 'Junior Varsity Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 45 Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Boys' Block S 1, 2, 3. 4g Boys State 33 Junior Class President: Junior Frolic 35 Latin Club 23 Base- ball l, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Streamline 3, 43 Student Body President 4, Student Council 3, 43 One-Act Play 2, Stage Struck 45 20-30 Scholar- ship Dinnerg 43 Outstanding Senior Boy 4. KINNELL, DONNA LEE Stardust Production Staff lg F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 1, 2, Point Chairman 2: G.A.A. 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 23 Tertninus 1, 2, 3. McCOLLUM, RICHARD Auto Shop 3, Vocational Shop 2: 20-30 Scholarship Dinner 4. Seniors MacLEOD, RONALD .Iunior Varsity Football 23 Auto Shop 3g Diversified Occupations 45 Spanish Club 2, Marshal. KNIGHT, STEVEN M. Transfer from Laytonville, California 25 Junior Varsity Football 25 Doctor In Spite of Himself 25 Torch Bearers 3: Liliom 4: Band 2, 3: Junior Frolic 3, Spanish Club 2, 35 Tumbling Team 25 One-Act Plays 24 Rocket Club 43 20-30 Scholarship Dinner 4. Not Pictured: Knox, Marlene KNIGHT, KENNETH Transfer from Manteca, Cal- ifornia 2g Spanish Club 2, McCUNE, ELAINE Doctor In Spite of Himself 23 Torch Bearer! 3: I.iliom 43 Debate 1, 25 F.T.A. 3, 49 Forensic 25 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ll Circolo Italiano 2, 3: Junior Frolic 3: National Honor Society 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, One-Act Plays 2, 3. 53 McDERMOTT, MAUREEN TONI Transfer from Reno 35 Majorette -4, Head Majorette5 Pep Club 45 Streamline 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Glec Cub 35 G.A.A. Fashion Show 45 Speech Club 4, Treasurer5 F.N.A. 45 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow School Winner 45 Stage Struck 4, ? 1 31' Rx eniors McKEE, CAROL JEANENE Doctor In Spite of Himself 25 Torch Bearers 3, Produc- tion Staff5 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Junior Frolic 3, Production 35 Junior Masquers 4, Le Cercle Francais 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Streamline 3, 45 Terminus 2, 3, 4, Co-Business Manager 4, Representative 45 Student Coun- cil 45 I-'.N.A. 4, President. MAIN, RUTH ESTER Diversified Occupations 45 F.H. A, 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2. 54 McKENNA, TOM Junior Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 All-State Team 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Auto Shop 3, 44 Boys' Block 5 2, 3, 4, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Vice Presidf'nts5 ll Circolo Italiano 2, Marshal. MCPHERSON, DENNIS DEAN Il Circolo Italiano 1, 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Streamline 15 20-30 Scholarship Dinner 4. 'sw .5 MALOON, JOHN DOUGLAS Transfer from Coalinga, Cali- fornia 45 Tumbling Team 4. MARTINI, SAM Junior Varsity Football 23 Vafsiik' Football 3, 43 Track 33 Auto Shop 33 Boys' Block S 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Junior Frolic 33 Vocational Shop 23 Eectronicg 43 Baseball 4 Seniors MAYER, JOHN Junior Varsity Football 1, 22 Liliom 43 Boys State 33 Debate 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice Pres- ident 43 Forensic 3, 43 Junior Frolic 2, 33 Junior Masquers 3, 4, Historian 4, President 43 Latin Club 4, Program Chair- man, President American Legion Constitution Speech Contest 4. Second Place Winnerg Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Historian 43 Stream- line 3, 4, Circulation Editor 43 Terminus 43 One-Act Plays 23 Intramural Football 4, Captain3 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Struck 4. MILLER, PATRICIA CAROL Stardust lg Torch Bearers 23 Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A, 1, 2, 33 F.T.A. 1, 23 Forensic 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Junior Frolic 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Streamline 13 One-Act Plays 1, 2. MILLER, JOANNE A. MILLER, JOYCE BERTHA Transfer from Ukiah, California 23 Transfer f1'0Ul FHUOD. Nevllda 2. Drill Team 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 33 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Historian 43 Junior Latin Club 23 Pep Club 3. Frolic 33 Pep Club Streamline 3. Not Pictured: Morris, ,lo Lea s MORBY, DAVE Junior Varsity Football 1, 23 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 55 MORTON, RONALD L. Transfer from Hawthorne 25 Auto Shop 43 Spanish Club 43 Vocational Shop 4. 0'NEAL, MICHAEL LEE Junior Varsity Football lg 'ADoctor In Spite of Himself 2, Stage Crew: Band 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 25 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2: Rocket Club 4. 0'BERG, Transfer Football F.T.A. 3. Seniors KEITH ARNOLD OLIPHANT. LINDA LOUISE from Tonopah 33 Varsity Diversified Occupations 45 Glee 45 Varsity Basketball 3: Club 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 4. Not Pictured: Onufrock, Amy Duane NASH, JANET DIANE Doctor In Spite of Himself 2, Production Staff: Glee Club Ig Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Junior Frolic 3: Majorette 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Streamline 2, 35 Terminus 2. 1, i OTT, SHARON Transfer from Churchill County High, Fallon 35 C.A.A. 3, 4, Vice President 4, President 4, Spanish Club 3. PAGNI, DARLEEN BARBARA Transfer from Manugue 3 3 G.A.A. 33 Pep Club 3, 4g Terminus 3: Flagbearer 4. 2 5? gs PETERS, SANDRA WRENN Glee Club 35 I-'lagbearer 3. 3 fl r Q iv A s Seniors PERRY, JANET Drill Team 1, 2, 3, -lg F.H.A. 1, 2. 3. 4, Parliamentarian 3, Reporter 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3g G.A.A. Fashion Show 15 Girls State 3: Junior Frolic 3g National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Representative 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, Streamline 1, 2, 3, 4, News Editor 45 Student Council 4, One- Act Plays 25 Speech Club 4, Pres' identg P.E.0. Dinner 4. PETERS, CATHY F.H.A. 1, 2, Parliamentarian 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 1, Terminus 1, Archery Club 13 Flagbearer 3, 4. Not Pictured: Peters, Markg Poncho, Estella ill. it PARLANTI, ROCHELLE LOUISE Drill Tc-am 2, 3, 4, Board Member 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Point Chairman 2, Representative 2, Vice President 3, Parlia- mcntarian 3, President 43 F.T. A. 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 Junior Frolic 33 Latin Cub 3, 4, Library Assistant 1g National Honor Society 3, 4, Reporter 4, Representative 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, -1, Vice President 43 Student Counril 2, 4, Term- inus 2, G..-LA. Fashion Show 1, 2, 3. U. .fc PETERSEN, WOODROW Junior Varsity Football lg Auto Shop 45 Le Cercle Francais 23 Library Assistant 1, 2, Stream- line 4, Tumbling Team 1, Base- ball 1, 2, 3. 57 PONTON, DOLGLAS Junior Varsity Football 2: Junior Frnlic 3: Latin Club -lg Spanish Club 23 Intramural Baskleball 1, 2, 3. 43 Intramural Football I, Seniors POPE, BARBARA LEE Transfer from Reno 31 Major- i-tte 3: Pep Club 3: Liliom L Production Staff. QUANCHI, JUDY ROSE Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Board Member 4. Treasurer 4: F.H.A. l. 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Secretary 3, Representative 43 F.T.A. 2. 3: Point Chairman 3: G..-L.-K. 2. 3: Girls State 3: Junior Frolir 33 Latin Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 4: Nat iunal Honor Society 3, 4, Vice Presiden! 4, Secretary 43 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Student Council 43 Terminus 23 Library Assistant 1: G. A. A. Fashion Show 1, 2, 3: F.H.A. Sweetheart Queen 43 P,E.O. Dinner 4. POTTER, CHARLES ROBERT POLRCHOT, DOLORES Tr-Jvk 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, Transfer from Reno 4: Pep Club I. SENIOR CLASS MOTTO 'SMay there be just enough clouds in your life I0 make a beautiful sunset K. RAMONI, RONALD JOHN lunior Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Manager 1, 2: Spanish Club lg Baseball l, 2, -lg lntramural Baseball l, 2, 3, I, REEDER, DANIEL JOE Torch Bearers 35 Liliom -iq Debate 1, 23 Diversified Oc- cupations -lg Forensic 1, 23 Spanish Cluh 1, Program Chair- man, One-Act Plays 1, 2' Stage Struck 4. 1 ROSEMAN, ELLEN BENGE Doctor In Spite of Himself 23 Band 15 Debate 25 Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Assistant Drill Leader 3, Drill Leader 45 F.I'I.A. 1, 2, 3, 44 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Fashion Show 25 Junior Frolic 33 Junior Masquers 43 Le Cercle Francais 35 1 Speak for Democracy 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4g Streamline 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 4: Student Council 3, 4, Terminus 1, 2, 3, One-Act Plays 2, 4'Stage Struck 4. Seniors RODELA, DALE Transfer from Rancho High 43 National Honor Society 4, Rocket Club 43 Stage Struck 4: 20-30 Scholarship Dinner 4. ROMWALL, RODNEY STEPHEN Junior Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 3, -lg Boys' Block S 3. 1: Junior Frolic 3: Latin Club lg Rocket Club 45 Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, REID, RONALD NORMAN Spanish Club 3: Vocational Shop 1. ROSS, SHIRLEY ELIABETPI Band 1, 2, F.H.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Point Chairman 3, Vice Pres- ident 3, Secretary 4, President 4, C.A.A, I, 23 F.T.A. lg National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Chairman 3, Represent- ative -I-g Quill and Scroll 43 Streamline 35 Student Council 4, Terminus 3, 4, Sbph Hop Princess Attendant 25 I-'.H.A. State Convention 3, 4: Term- inus Queen 4. 59 ROIQCH, GAYLE ALDREY l .H.A. 1. 2: Pep Clulr 1. . J -Till' eniors SAMPLES. DOROTHY JEAN F.ll.A. lg Latin Club 2, 3: Pep Club 1. SHELLY, MIKE Junior Varsity Football I, 2: Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2: Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, lg Boys' Block S 3, 43 Fresh' man, Sophomorv, Junior Class Vice Prvsidentsg Spanish Club 1, 2, Marshal lg Intramural Football 3, 43 Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4, 5lilllfl.lN, JXY Sllllvll., P,-Klll. l.E ROY WNOW Ain., Shop xg Band 1, 2. 33 spanisii Claw Club 1. 2, 3: .luninr Fruliu- Club 2. 33 DiYf'rsifiv'zl Ovvupalinns 3 3 Stn-amlino 1. l. Not Pictured: Rubin, Danielle SHRIVER , PAT Clem- Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 23 Spanish Club -I. SIGLE, DAVID LEONARD Transfer from E1 Tahoe, Calif- ornia 43 Auto Shop 41 STEWART, CAROL ANN Transfer from Reno 4. f Mil Seniors SMITH, CAROL JEAN Varsity Cheerleader 43 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 23 Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer3 Debate 23 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Song Leader 4: C.A.A. 2, 3, Secretary 43 Girls State Alternate 33 Homecoming Queen Candidate 43 Junior Frolic 33 Junior Masquers 3, 4, Historian 43 Lv Cervle Francais 3, 4, Vice President 3, Secretary 43 Majurettc 1, 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, -1, Bus Chairman 33 Streamline 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Body Treasurer 43 Terminus l, 23 One-Act Plays 1, 23 PALS 43 Soph Hop Princess 23 C..-LA. Fashion Show 2, 3, 43 P.E.O. Din- ner 43 Stage Struck 4. STEWART, BRENDA SHARON duction Staff 23 Latin Club 1, 2 Library Assistant 4. Not Pictured: Silva, Saundrag Stocke, Jeffrey. UDoctnr In Spite of Himself Pro' - SLOAN, LYNDA LEE Transfer from Churchill County High, Fallon 23 Band 2, 3, 4, President 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 43 Junior Frolic 33 Library Assistant 43 Drum Majorette 43 Spanish Club 23 Tumbling Team 3, 4. STEWART, MARION ELVIRA c.A..1.. 3, 45 ciee Club 3, 4, Library Assistant 43 Spanish Club 3. 6I STOCKW'ELI., DANIEL Varsity Track Manager 23 Band l, 23 Boys' Block S 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. Seniors STOCKWELL, DONALD Track 23 Boys State 33 Junior Frolic 33 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Representative 43 National Honor Society 43 Pep Club 3, 4, President 43 Student Body Vice President 43 Student Council 43 One-Act Plays 23 Delegate to Kansas City Safety Conference 3. SWAIN, MARIAN D. Sophomore Class Secre!ary3 Drill Team 2, 3, 43 Board Member 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Girls' Block S 3, 43 junior Frulic 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club 13 Spanish Club 2, Program Chairman 23 Archery Club 13 P,E O. Dinner 4. STONE. CHARLI-INE NELDA F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Parliamcntarian 2, Point Chairman 3: Girls State Alternate 33 Junior Erolic 33 Le Ccrelr- Frans-ais 2, 3, Parliamenta- rian 3, Library Assistant 13 National Honor Society 43 Pcp Club 1, 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Streamline 2, 3, 4, Advertising Editor 43 Ter- minus 3, 1: Speech Club 3, Pres- ident. STREIT, HENRY C. Varsity Football 2, 33 Boys' Block S 2, 3, 43 Diversified Occupations I3 II Circoln Italiano 43 Junior Frolic' 3. SWALL, ANDREW CARY Rod and Gun Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 2: Archery Club 2: Intramural Basketball 2. TAYLOR, DOROTHY DIANE Transfer from Reno 4. lf. , Seniors THORSON, CLIFFORD MICHAEL Latin Club 2, 4 TAYLOR, ODELL M. TENNIS, MARY GEORGENE C.A.A. 43 Latin Club 23 Pup Club Transfer from Reno 4. 4. SENIOR CLASS MOTTO May there be just enough clouds in your life to make a beautiful sunset TAYLOR, NANCY CAROL G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Junior Frolic 3, 4, Pep Club 4. TOLOTTI, PATRICIA ARLENE Transfer from M an ogue 4 5 G.A.A. 45 Flagbearer 4. 63 TRIBBLE, EDMOND HAROLD Junior Varsity Football 1, 2: Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 15 Buy's Block S 3, 'lg Fresh. man Class Presidc-nt5 Freshman Class Represf-ntative5 Glec Club 25 Junior Frolic 25 Student Council 15 One-Act Plays 2. VANCE, BETTY JO Varsity Cheerleader 3, 1, Head Football Cheerleader -15 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, Head Basketball Cheerleader 25 Junior Class Representative 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 1, Secretary 2, Representative 3, Point Chair- man 2, Song Leader 35 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secre- tary 3, Vice President 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, Historian 3, Treasurer 35 G.A.A. Fashion Show 2, 35 Girls State 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Junior Frolic 35 Junior Masquers 3, 4, President 45 Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, President 3, Secretary 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Historian 35 School W'inncr of Lions' Club Contest Compla- cency, a Danger Tu America 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Chairman 35 Streamline I, 2, 3, 45 Student Body Secretary 45 Student Council 3, 45 Term- inus 1, 25 One-Act Plays 35 PALS 45 Soph Hop Princess Attendant 25 P.E.0. Dinner 45 Outstanding Senior Girl 4. 64 Seniors TUNNELI., JOHN Auto Shop 35 Streamline 1. IWONIEX JO-SN LTTER JERRY 'ILDITH Transfer from Rock Springs Transfer from Xrrow California Wyoming 3 Talk 3 4 Auto La in C nb op 4 uys mk 4 Gymnastics -1 Not Pictured: Vandendoel, Lindag Vassar, Judith. WEBSTER, SANDRA JANE C.A.A. 2, 35 Le Cercle Francais 2, 35 Pep Club I5 Terminus 35 Flagbearer 3, 4. WHITAKER, LYNN Transfer from Carson City 4. ZARUBI, GARY Junior Varsity Football 1, 2, Track 25 Il Circolo Italiano 2, Treasurerg Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. eniors WILT, CARL ALLEN WINWARD, JEANETTE Auto Shop 3, -lg Spanish Club 2. F.H.A. 1, 3, 4-3 C.A.A. 2, 3, 43 President. Junior Frolic 33 Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, Secretary 31 Library Assistant 45 National Honor Society 4, His- torian: Pep Club 2, 35 Flagbearer 4, P.E.0. Dinner, 4. Not Pictured: Williams, Johng Young, Peggy. WILSON, MARJORIE FAYE 'iDoctor In Spite of Himself 2, Liliom 4-3 Production Staffs: Junior Class Repre- sentative, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Historian 2, Secretary 3: Girls State 3g Le Cercle Francais 2, 3, Secretary 3: Library Assistant 23 National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 4g Stream- line 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 45 Student Council 3, 4, Terminus 3. ZARUBI. JUDY LYNN G.A.A. lg Glee Club 33 Pep Club 1, 2g Terminus 1. 65 Nw.- tk , FIRST ROW, left to right: Rochelle Parlanti, Karin Beard, Janet Perry, Muriel Ellis. SECOND ROW: Dennis Allingham, Al Chicago, Colin Kennedy, Hank Streit. Senior Assembly CAST, left to right: Hank Streit, Al Chicago, Dennis Allingham, Richard Cardoza, Ed Bakely, John Mayer, Dennis Busch, Colin Ken- nedy, Steve Judd, Sam Martini, Cathy Peters, Betty Jo Vance, Judy Quanchi, Barbara Edgington, Carol Smith, Frances Faeth, Alice Brackett, Ellen Roseman, Darleen Hudspeth, Sharon Estis, Pat Miller, Karin Beard, Janet Nash, Janet Perry, Toni McDermott, Muriel Ellis, Sam Burgess, Jerry Ann Elwell, Rochelle Parlanti, Lynda Sloan, Dot Gallagher. DOWN BEAT ,,,., wi.. W.-.... r L,!- ...- ...Q , , I at I I a u. Wwauwrw ' my Nancy Alberti Marietta Baldridge Ruth Barker Kathleen Beecher JoAnn Bessey Ann Blevens 70 Nadine Allison JoAnn Alves Juniors Ronald Avila Rose Bailey Russell Baker Tom Bradley Juniors Dolly Della Santa John Della Santa Richard Depoali Virginia Durrant Sandra Curtis Tom Dallas Bob Darrah Nedra DeReemer Ethel Dianda Grant Dixon Beverly Eidson Nancy Fee Dorothy Flanary J 0e1 Glover Maudeen Griffith Terry Guidi Kay Haddig an Frank Hall X .Dv Frances Franklin Marva F urrow Juniors Cynthia Geyer John Gibbons Donna Gilkison Beverly Hardester hs., Mary .lane Hendrix Mardelle Johnson Cary J ordan David Keele Sharon Kelso Mike Kinnison Diane Holland Veldon Holt Juniors 74 Billy Hunt Bruce Jackson Maxie Jessop Keith Knight Joy Mathews Joe Mayer Mike Moore Frieda Nannini 3 Stephen Mather Ginger Morris Pam Morton Carolyn Moss Georgia Nash JoAnn Nelson Marjean Nelson .lim Parr Judith Pealer Paul Pearman 9 Linda Perry Kaye Peterson Maureen Nelson Don Nichols -4L Juniors Herb Nichols .lean Pagni George Parigini Barbara Phillips Doris Pope Bonnie Redman Robert Rhodes Dolores Riparbelh .I anis Rock Joan Rodela Dorothy Rosa Kendell Scholz Juniors Ronald Robards Joy Roberts Lmda Robmson Barbara Sagar Donna Sbragia Elsie Sbragia Rheu Schwartz Tim Sooffield James Shelly Carol Simmons Charles Simmons Louis Stephens Juniors Carol Scott Ronald Sei Barbara Semenza Bertha Skillern Starla Smith Sharon Stephan Jerrie Swanson William Swayne Karen Theohald Tony Tuffo Wanda Utter Sharen Vance Arla Van Limburg Sharon Van Noy Susan Theobald Betty Thomason Juniors Ronald Thomsen Anne Traverso Lynn Trudell Lorain Vamum Gene Walsh NOT PICTURED 82 Dale Webster Stan Weimer Bob Adney Richard Altman Michael Archuleta John Am1strong Carol Ann Austin Ed Barker Marie Barnes Robert Bateman Bill Boone Joe Brindos Robert Brindos Bruce Brown Mike Brown Patricia Bunill Donald Carmody Frank Chicago Fred Claessens Dan Coppa Jerry Crockett Michael Doolittle John Dove Harold DuBose Daryl Edsall Ronald Farren Paul Ferro James Fitzgerald Homer Freitag Glen Galloway Kay Gillies Grant Griggs Frank Grim Rod Guinn Ronald Handlin Juniors Terril Hickman Roland Hill Louis Hills Stephen Hughes Walter Johnson Patrick Jones Marjorie Kinzey .lames Knudsen Ronald Kudron Fred Larsen Douglas Leonard Edward Leone Bob Lively Tony Lopez Sandra MacEchern Dan MacLeod Dwight McCormick Don McGuffin Teddy McKenna Kenneth McKim Manley Maedel Joy Miller Karl Monitzer Ronnie Moore Weldon Moore Edward Morey Carole Morrison Carl Motycka Dennis Myers Paul Nagel Paul Neal Albert Nelson Lester Owens Stan Palmer Lonnie Peck lon Petrie Edward Pierce Tommy Pierce Larry Pollock William Redding Robert Reynolds Barry Rife Stuart Rumbaugh John Sanderson Margaret Sensibaugh Elinor Shirley Saundra Silva Robert Simmons Doug Single Jerry Smart Darrell Smith Michael Stark Eddie Stevens Doris St. John Veronica Sturgeon Clarence Townsend Alex Vargo Patricia Varney Joseph Walker Donna White .lack Willaman Lynnette- Wills Eddie Wilson Melvin Woods David Worden Lloyd Yandell N edra Williams Gm Wrenn William Lee Wright NOT PICTURED i alfa '52, 4aa zxg I s 'Q' W 1 .. mp I YISW? vs 6 Q W- ' YY ' ,sw fd 4 .mg K - e urge 'Nlarwa Furrow Sharon Van Nos Nancy Albertl R Y!! sn! in kr, 5 -5 ,gg.5ki' , , Ti iii? lg 'L ' M.: 'uf , 'M iff? F F gin I 2 WWII Ml PRESIDENT CARY CHRISTIANSEN FIRST SEMESTER ophomore Class 84 fficers ,I If , - - I A V ,1- 1 ww . Q? FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVE KAY ENGLISH SECRETARY JULIE NANNINI VICE PRESIDENT FRED SHIPMAN ADVISORS Mr. William Helms, Mr. Norman SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT RICHARD JACKSON SECRETARY SANDRA HAY REPRESENTATIVE WILFRED FLORES on, and Mr. Richard Wright. hpxyxe agp, LWII-:H?hll1f,,g ljqwmw . E. ophomore Class Officers 55 if ,Jim ,. i A- ialipg. I . N, gig If-3 V ' . iii 1 I iwgllwmifsf ' Sw V Aw M5 W ' gmpaiff ,wgawiww ,,,,M,. M is-I I I smgsff pwmw A' mm' R, sm mm M' l0!Uii- , U 'aff' vl'c , p'. f,, .t'l.'. 0,0 1 0 ,o':' 4 s n ,ff 'l l'l'e,!: 5 ntnal,,',.,,,u it 1:n.g.. .itil ani 0 an 1' ' vs p 0 as . ' 7' 1 k Hl',',i,gi',' .'ln't lull 1 Q-5 s ', lg s 0 4 A' 'Ox.A lf . '05 ' :.,v,4. 'aliygi o . gnsx.-P :facie ., giant' 6' ,Q gl A ,'3Ai.i9.li.'0x vn',, fjqfano ,, 5' an 9 ' e Q , 1Eo'l.l!5 'Sy ' l5og..'. .Immun -s . . PRESIDENT RICHARD ROCK SECOND SEMESTER 85 QQ ,, ,, , 1, Q r Q! lji' 1 if 'ze Y 2 Q., f 8 , -xm- ,ff 53 , . J E AW .I nk 3 J, Sw u I wiv 'HB' W I 1, -x .. l Wi LL . -uf 'Y EQ Q 4. 'Q ww A if 8 if A Y X w 5 aw E f Q Q! 1 'waz 'cf Aivgx Ss I !b. if .WA N 'S fggw T M ,rx AM I if 15' 2 .. ' A W E ' -Q Q Q - f. HP! ' H is 4 ,iw N 3. A , as M 2 - - W os mp O iff , K 2 I S M mf . h 'ffff I Q N Q3 'lr Qt! Y Q W I Q M X., Q4 , QM M if? L' , 1 gg, M -Q iff? if ,. A 1 5+ . we H, .sf R x Qu Y ,. -xv ', -.,2'-if-21113-1 Q - Wil - gg? Q 6 Y .cr Q 5 skip ur Wg' Q5 N Linda Welter Donnelle Womack David Yates Ted Zaehrlllger Robyn Warren Steve Zlelmskl David Allen Ralph Aldous LeRoy Arneson David Ashman Deborah Bacon Rodney Bader Lloyd Baker Ron Barrett Joan Burritt Charles Burroughs Carol Bussey Charles Bussey Gary Campbell Virginia Chonacki Bill Curlee Michele Daley Catherine Dixon Grant Dixon Mary Dunbar Fred Duncan Doug Glasgow Chris Glick Edith Goergen Rae Ann Griggs Betty Halderman Daniel L. Hanson Anita Harbaugh Douglas Harrison Joan Havniear Sandra Hay Thomas Wayne Hendricks Georgeann Ives Judith Johnson Ronald Lahti NOT PICTURED Allan Lindsay Doreen Lloyd Judy Lommori Judy Ann Morrison Brian Morrow Rudy Moss Rodney Mothershead Richard Nedwied Karen Perreira Dixie Peterson Barbara Prescott Carol Purdy Marcia Rife Richard Rosa Donna Rose Gary Rose Elmer Sensibaugh Dennis Shay Gilbert Silva Kathleen Silva Arden Skelton Pat Smith Claus Sondermann Sandra Sorenson Hazel Sowerwine Margaret Stine Joe Sullivan Earl Tatum Linda Thomas Robert Van Noy Manuel Vaquez Leslie Warfield Bill Ygnatowiz ZX S.. -an-m-.p.M,.w... N. --.,..., ,NN-sa. Ov -1 Q v ,' A 'W-eau,,,, oph Hop M...-v' 5 ' x , X 'Y x .m - x v 'ft A g xx' 5,5 'Wu 'M f1 ,.,' H: 5 - V If IA WE sa '--.' I ' I. A ,IM iw 'if ,, A ,. I L1., I , ..,h , My 1,X A M ,,w'l,,L ...: . V inn.. M1 A NIH: sw-, 35 , Y Mais.. 'Q -f sffi-fffi rm A,., 125 3:gg1,,,,' 'E I I W' I If -' W 4 . M ci. ., wimfg . .Wa Y ,. SS 'Z K , fSKzwg,g. 'swf-5353555 I L :,, ix - fi? 5 f I 'E PRESIDENT DENNIS GEORGE FIRST SEMESTER gg, it FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS . REPRESENTATIVE CASS CLICK VICE PRESIDENT JOHN DURAN , SECRETARY JEAN QUANCHI . i. WAR ' W I Freshman Class Officers ADVISORS Mrs. Inez Smith, Mrs. Eve 1. M I.: 7,41 'fs 'ff is , ,few 35.5 R 1 ' wsmiivsi, SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS I .M and Mr. Glmt Salmon. REPRESENTATIVE DIANE DE REEMER 4 VICE PRESIDENT FRANK CANDOLFO SECRETARY MARIE FREEMAN ' , Cn 738. Q1 'Qu ,qv Freshman PRESIDENT BILL MCCAMPBELL Class Officers SECOND SEMESTER Adams Ann Stankzy ,Mazli Xanxcs Arnsworrh Mrnond P e ggi My rde Mv ar ez lay Arnxbrnsxer Eken Armstrong Kohn Psrmsxrong Kohn Psswegan Dudky Bacon Xnnkor Bahga Adine YvaXXas Nona Barnes Brian Beecher Iames BQZH Barbara Bennett Nancy Biaggi W ayne Bihj en W Nkam Bonner Kay Booth Vicki Br Dovie Sue Brooks X Anve I i Pete B 0 CW CY Brollksher Geanke Br r wn M f X Lltk Q W A my , I Q, ' - '9 3 '9 x Q-1-1 L Q W-was it Q3 Xiifff WJ' I' 3 fi 4-ll'-f Bl 'ii- H e Istn -l 01111 J ackSBf1 Jud Kenneth C l'UhtI SarahC mb Y mick Cass I Freshmen' Rohan Qhwe onza Jim Could Janet Cr les ahaln Anne C ' ' riffith Gayle Curr Walter H-all Betty Halvorsen Evelyn Hammer Paulette Hammons Barbara Harrison Ralph Hart Deann Hauder Sharon Hawkins Pamela Heath Mary Belle Hickman Ken Hild Douglas Hill Pati Jo Hix Peggy Hursh Terry Hybarger Mernie Irwin Loui ' y Jackson Q kv' 5, Terry Jacobsen Norma James Cheryl Jensen Merl Jesso P Terry Judd 2 Marv-gurl M H Q Qffwx ,QQ E Y 3533? in Rf' Q. fl xy 1 :fa 1? -Y M..-H Q' uw. tag: MWF xfggw Ls il' X , : .fx 1 'X Q W 1 ,ff ,wksiigli -in f' J W , 'L ,, gf 'L' I fi? my Y ,K .nk 98' as My Jug -1- A' ii? 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Q 3 ff fig ff f AA .V :F 'NV FW un mf .I W v 'WAL QV I Willaman eY Wilson W1HlefS .James Arden Marie Barnes Rollie Bessey Connie Brown .James Cole Melvin Crabtree George Ferrick Roy Freeman Jerry Grunstead Merlin Harwood Bill Heath James LeRoy Jensen Keith Johnson Rex Johnson Robert Kennedy Kay Knauss George Kneese Walton Kneese Susan Linscott Mike McEachin James McPherson Marv Wigle Dom WM' Freshmen John Pope Walter Potash Peter Rungis Joe Savko Terry Schmidt J emes Shelly Sharon Skelton Valerie Stevens Wayne Teglia Don Thorpe Doug Thorson Larry Vonsild Mavis Ellen Wagley Ruth Marie Walker Gary Westre Ted Whipple Sandra White Dorothy Williams Walt Winward Joan Worden Gloria Young .Q A Wim W X I :gffi-im ' sniff 1 V ffaaeyag .. ,JM 74 ..,.. f A . , ,p mf ,H gl ,A I 'af 5 46 M 15 3 ' 'FF K' . fff V, mfgk , X QA . fi 3 . .f C is 'Q ff xg X' Q . ik ,Q 28 los M, Q -x , W 1 Terminus A.. 3 '? , for-if 351414 5225 Q I-ln Wkgxc ,ill EDDIE HOWDEN TOM McKENNA Halfback Guard BRUNETTI SNAGGING PASS AGAINST WHITE PINE Varszty P ootball RODNEY RONIWALL Tackle TERRY GUIDI Quarterback Varszty Halfback Football VICTOR EPPINCER DANNY HANQEN Sdfl U Ilnebaclwr SPEEDSTER CR XNIEI QIDESTEPPINIC NIANOLLE TACKLER HAROLD DU BOSE Tavklc G 3 df FRANK BRUNETTI QNX JESSE GR KNIIEL Halfback EDDIE PIERCE buard WEINIER AWD HAUDER TACKLE NIANOGUE BACK Varszty Football P AUL FERRO Halfback rv' f' CH RH ESC -XLLIER Cf-mer SPARKS SPARKS SPARKS SPARKS SPARKS SPARKS SPARKS SPARKS TOTAL WON 375649 4 Off? Q P 22K-'3 SPARKS HIGH SCHOOL Record RENO ,7 , ,. .,A, 7 . 6 ELKO ,7 7 .., , 7 ,, , , ,,, 6 WHITE PINE EEEEEE EEE,,7E 1 2 CARSON ,E..7E EEE..EE. 6 MANOGUE EEE7 , .,EY... 6 Football LASSEN I EEEE ,O E13 FALLON ,EEEEEEEE EEEEEE O, 6 l HAWTHORNE EEEEEE I E..,.7,EE 0 Si TOTAL Z Sa LOST 1 A 7 I 1 , -Q9 A ..- ADA STATE AA CHAMPIONS ASSISTAJN T COACH JOHN CONDA X 'K V is A x ,i' . E' J, Varszt P ootball ,-ns' HOWDEIN OI-If I-OR X LONG GAIN RON I I-IONIPSON Halflmvk DEININIb ALI INCH UI Fullhack IINI CH RNIBFRI XIX Halfbavk SA NI MARTINI Tackle Varglty Football '0 SAM BURGESS Tackle JOHN SANIDERSON MIKE MCVEIGH End Ifullback CHICAGO RECEIVING PASS AS MANOGUE DEFENDER COVERS I s 1 AL CHICAGO End II7 Varszty Football NW' ws' M Eg fkeifvlw 'N ORNI AN CORTEZ Guard COLIN KENIN EDY Quartnrback P-XUL INAGEL Guard B A KEN HATZENBILER Tackle MAYER GRABS PASS IN WHITE PINE GAME BRUNETTI OUTRUNS RENO MAN STAN WEINIER JOEL GLOVER Center Varszty Football GRANT DIXON Tackle ED TRIBBLE Lmebacker Blast Wlute Pme 32 0 CHAMBERLAIN SCORES Jlm Chamberlaln took a handoff from Terry Gu1d1 early ln the tlllfd quarter for the fourth touchdown John Sandersons recovery of an Ely fumble on the Bobcat 26 set up the flnal score as a few plays later Ed Howden scooted over the goal The rugoed Rallroad defense was overpowermg as the Sparks forward wall paced by Larry Hauder Tom McKenna John Sanderson and Al Chlcabo frustrated the Bobcats who plled up a rushlno averaoe of a mlnus two yards whlle the Rallroaders rolled up 370 yards The only sad note of the Dame-Ed Trlbble suffered a broken nose IH the last quarter WHITE PINE S ELDRIDGE RUNNING A REVERSE I2l 0 0 - , . 04 . . 5 7 . U . . 0' O, . . - ' U . . lu- , 9 E l s X IO ll JOHN DOVE Ilalfhark , K f Sparks Dominates 'XIIKE RINNIHON K mer JOE KIAYER Em ,ff ccAA9s All-State Team EI RST TEANI ,XI Chin-ago 0llf.9fHl11lI.lIg' l.I.IIt'III!IlI Frank Drum-Ili Halfbarlr Cnlin K1-nm-dy Qzzarlvrlwavk 9am Hl1I'g1l'SS Tavlrlf' mn xTl'Kl'I1Ilil Guard larry llaudvr Guard SECOND TEAM jf-sw Uranicl llalflzark HONORfXRLE NIENTION De-nnis .-Xllingham Fzzllluzvlr Northern Nevada MAA All-Tourney Team .Nl 1.1111-ago Larry Haudvr Tum Nlz,-Ke-nrla Cfulin Kennedy Harald Dufiuse Nlikv Nlvvc-igh l22 EI RST TE ANI CII-CIIPIHIVII Guard Guard Quarfvrlaaflr Tarlde FIIHIIUCI1' Hike Kinnison jus' Mayer Frank Brunetti jesse Cranial Sam Burgess Jim Strwke Dan Hansen SECOND TEAM Cwenler End Hal bad, Hal back , Tacfde ,,,, , Guard Y Lirzebaclrer M Wm-w,,.,x HEAD COACH ORSIE GRAVES SPARKS SPARKS SPARKS SPARKS SPARKS SPARKS mm 4 STARTING LINEUP BACKFIELD left to rlght Wxlfred Flores A1 OPPIO Jlm Larsen Lhuck bxddall Roy Encksen LINE left to rlght Bob Van Noy, Ron Sel Ray Maldonado Francls Opplo Merle Kolstrup B111 Ygnatowlz Dlck Thornton RlCh8fd SOPHOMORES BOTTOM ROW: MANAGER Bolt Herstine, Cary Christiansen. Larry Davis, Mike Bowers, Don Jones, Larry Denni- son. SECOND ROW: ,lack Edgar, Bill Baldwin, Karl Trull, Jim joltnson. THIRD ROW: McArthur McDaniel, Ed Reiher, Dennis Tribf ble, Craig Custavson, John Caspari. Junior Vairsit Football A Qi 'K 'fi 1.1 K Nh '1 V , y Q 5 .40 , N to ti T E T N 4,l, e , in f r , of M 1 a F W ' 3 Li I I Q in kg 1 I s yr r 1 ' 'i is 6 , 4 f, I .I '33, K 1 i 1 4 Q s 'i 1, E ELA? 2 5 ' 4 ' A N E 3, ,Q 5 if eh' i Km wr S 5 W ii 1 ' ge A. Wifi? 2' ff: X 3 i k A E i i ff 5 ,E W5 Q 4 g fav'-r .. Q ,nv , X 3 !i'x W, ., l N E N w X ix Q' 'Q r FRESHMEN BOTTOM ROW: Mike Mclfachin, Ed Lantis, Neil Collini, Richard Flores, Joe Zabala, Dudley Bacon, Dave Freeland. SECOND ROW: Dave Sigle, Felton Skillern, Jim Shelton, John Duran, Don Pollard, Bill Willaman, Chris Schadc, Jim McPherson. THIRD ROW: ,lim Roberson, Dennis Hill, Terry Hy'b8ffIf'f, Wallace Prichard, Jim Moss, Bill McCampbell, Ted Whipple, John Monticelli. l24 fist? 1 UMOVE THAT BALL! I COACH ORSIE GRAYES 66 orthern Nevada AA Conference Championsg' TEAM Lost ,,,, ,....,,,,, Lost .....,,,Y,,,,,, Lost ,,,,,,, , Lost ,,,,., ....,,,,, Lost., ,,,,, ,, Lost ,,,,,,,.....,,. Lost ROSTER SEASON RECORD CONFERENCE STANDINGS SPARKS WON 15 SPARKS LOST 7 , ,77,7, 3 Sparks 'Won . VVVVVV Vfrffre A 10 Sparks , T8 Tahoe-Truckee , 1, 38 52:3 2,22 ' Sparks 7,,,,7,, fl-3 Douglas 1,1 , , ,,,,,7 46 Fallon Won Sparks ,,7,,,S. , 50 Winnemucca ,S E 1,47 giixloryeonwgg' Sparks ,,,,,,. , 85 Tahoe-Truckee ,,,7 52 Manogue Won ..,,, , ,, 3 Sparks , , , 72 Lassen , V 50 Sparks 7,,7,,,, ,, 161 Carson ,ssss,s,, ,,,,,,, 2 9 +Sparks ,s,,,,,s , 50 Hawthorne , , 1 -LT Sparks se,ssss T0 Manogue 1, 58 NU- Name Sparks ,IT Elko , , ,,,, 59 21 Lopez, Tony Sparks ,,,.ss,, , .,,, 65 Fallon ,, ., ,,,,,aa 43 gafiginirnceofge ,F ansen, an SPark5 fffff f U Reno f ---- ---64 24 Kennedy, Colin 'Sparks ,,,a,,, el-5 Carson ,,,,, A,,,s 4 -1 ghiiiaao, AIJ h -. - can CYSOH, O H 'Sparks ,,,a,,, 10 Hawthorne , , ,, 58 33 Gum, Terry S arks ,,,,, 58 Fallon aaaa.V ,,,aaaaaa,aa.aa,.a,, 4 T 34 Mayer, Joe ,Sp k 6- NI OTA 6-1 41 Busch, Dennis Par S ' 1 L anogue 'l ' 'l 42 Davidson, Harold 'Sparks ,,,, ,,,, , ,, 59 Elko , 1, 1 1, .ss.,..ls, 64 4? Flora, Richard Sparks, , 87 Reno ,, 7 ,,s,, l0.T.l 84 43 Burgess' Sam Sparks ,,,,,,.,s,ss,,,ss,,,, BO Winnemucca ,,l.,s,l..s...s ,,.ss, 7 2 V' Conference Games f0.T.j Overtime SPARKS TOTAL POINTS Average per game ..,.., ,....,,, Opponents Total Points ., Average per game .,,,,.,,..,, ,, ...,. 1164 65 966 54 First Place Second Place Third Place Fourth Place Fifth Place Sixth Place Sixth Place Wt. 135 142 150 157 193 160 140 150 183 196 177 200 I27 MQ gm Q 1 A A -Z:-anti? 1 ' 2 'QL jg 'QI .Y Q '- j1 ww Y xi N,. Q, ,ESQ 2 'Q 1 ,, ' if x a s f 'M 4.5 I 5 fi K Q Q wifi- Q 1 ' ' 3 . Q 1 KA - -1 Hfigfbxg' .- , -:-.fam nf 3 2 U I f 1 W ,,,3s,.,.A xi W gs , .,.,g1x.,. . H 'fwfL, ffm , a:.f,a1'1a: 'f eff:-CE1i ' I L f ,gr ...lg x 4 , 2 .si . ,-vw,,f-15l??f'5f- T ug-x,,zg5iw5 A Zf:!' 11 I W QA P Kygipg, ---Wffan hiv:-M1513 . w-'f?:'fiVl.JlS5'5,.i,. tk A Sw 1517- a ww, S Af. W, 3 Q stag. xr 4- H A S f as Sv me ' 4' I 3 1' 1' .4 A 1 Jw 'il' 'WV BK!-Q Him QW M-MW' 'Q Q 'Qs Q -Il., 1 Q, 'ii ,Zim -i an f ,S gg 2 51 H A I .x Q. Hansen going up on a jump shot. A-xi 279 En NX 'YV' Mayer -hoots as La..en man foul.. 1 1 F v 1-,, v 3' F wb i lixhaix v a! w 1 LJ xi --V2 M: .,,,, , ,.. l ip We Ny-3. al J I 'W G ERE MX 3 asf: . - ' if ' ML 1: ,. -ywff y - f 1 ,im 4 f ff isis V,2:Z,A, . if f' 61 2, A ' Q 552' 7' 3 fi f 'Q X fx: mg. .W A g J ,, .5 iq , X E157 lah , ,K ' J 'wx ,. ff-. X ' 1 in D- 5 X 1 ' ' , .ff '2. . ,-, Q .- IQ s i 1, ,721 12 Q -T X S'l':X'l'lf TOY 'H NANIFXI' L ' A full 0111111 press Ill the l71rst Quarter by Baan- shuuk tl1v R11il1'11111l1-IH. illlfl I'lliIlt'tl Sparks' hope' fur 3 ' il Slulf- 1'1'msl1. TIN- H11il1'm14l1'1's 1'u11l4l nut 41x'x'1'c'o1110 the ll-20 half-li1114? clefivif. The Railr41z1clPrS did not give' up. PXFII sn, fighting tn 11111-S1-11140 thv Wvulws lll lhv fl1111I llm-v 1!llilI'll'I'F. Hu- 1It'fll'lt. l1mwx'c11'. 01111- ph-11 with lu-any lR'!Iillf.it'S Zlgilillil ilu' li11il111c'11 pruwcl too 11111Cl1. Pmal wore T3-59. The 111111 bright mute of the trip to Las Vegas: the li111l1'1:z1fl111s 1-xx-111-cl 11111 wrws z1gra111st Itlko. 2-LZ. topping IIICIII 60-52 for CHIlS0liltiOIl. Q .wiv o Q AW, Q Q ' 0 Q 1 1 We 3 X I NW 1 Xi A1 gs I I z X 3 JPN CO.-XCHE5 CARL ROBINSON AND JINI POTT5 TWaCk CAPTAIN ED DYBOWSKI rt w M iff-5' ?f 1' 'I 1 me in '- -T1 - 0 .' ' ' J ' 'WNY .ix-ft Q If ,I giwfwfkvi. v?5il . A il -Il 1 A we 7: ,' ,. A A.vwfftftww ri 14fQQ5WW3Qf1WlUQf W7 E. f? ,KL 5-?:j:9.,.t'qv-y ' A 7.9 k :ihz?.. A Q A -gttrw Q 2 M U - A-5'-'?f'3?:f-Q X Q 'i i cflg A ' ' gnqwikanw Yah? , .lin .M 1 A fr All ,limi ',.t 4 - ITT 'f , lv . ,P E 'c N 1. I Q' A , .s- 64 xQY -0 1 'fr Ml t , Q , 40 v TRACK MEN FRONT ROAY, left to right: ljvlllllx gxlllllgllillll. Jim Ftocke, Captain Etl Dyliowski, Harold DuBoSe, Bob Ddrrall, Tony Tuffo. lolrn Famlerfon. Jw' Xlllyff. Jim Clmnilwrluin. Wayne- lfergtiwrr. SECOND ROVV: Ronald Robards, Russell Baker, Ron Handlin. .lim Christensen, Charles Potter, Jexst- Cruniel, ,lerry llttvr. Houfton Cobb. Cary Koepniek. Christy Sellade, Bob Sigle. THIRD ROW: Eddie Lantis. Cllufili Sitlllilll. Hoy Cililllvr. lilll Glllllflllf, Paul Dullose. Merle Kolstrup. Rodney Bader, Dave Freeland, Bruce Cauhle. Renay Peters. Glen Callaway. Torn Hoy. BACK ROW: MANAGER Paul Eseallier. Dennis Myers, Carl Ritterby, Felton Skillern, ,lim Roberson, Jim Shelton, .lohn Aswc-gan. Dudley Baeon, Jim Eliek. ,lay Arnibruster. Eugene Bennett. Dick Thornton. Bill Baldwin, Roy Eriekfen. Not Pivtnremlz NIANAIZER Rmlnr-3 Nlotlivrrlieatli Rielrartl Jackson, Harold Davidson. I44 3 , xi., kk A f ff if fer,- . Q,--f' WEIGHT MEN Harold DuB0se, Dennis Allingham, ,lim Stocke 1591314 5'-My E CT ily, Q. HURDLERS Dennis Allingham, Jesse Craniel Glen Callaway, Hurdles, 4405 Russell Baker, Sprints, High and .Tern Ltter Jumpg Tom Hoy, Distance, High Jump. 1960 TRACK SCHEDULE March INTERCLASS MEET March INTERCLASS MEET April MEDLEY RELAY University of Nevada April DUAL WITH RENO April TRI-WAY MEET RENO-LASSEN-SPARKS April LASSEN INVITATIONAL May DUAL MEET WITH RENO May YERINCTON 20-30 RELAYS May NORTHERN CONFERENCE ZONE MEET May NEVADA STATE MEET UUiVCfSiiY Of Newlda jn- lJlS'l',-XNIE RLNNERS 2 ,X xx. ff- K xy W? IQ.. 9 ,M H 11 DASH MEN 2 f' A Y My Y . , K .. .Th X , - , 511,32 3. 15 ,Q ' .UQ K 1, . if Q ' 5,24 M M.,.x'fW SEEKS ig N ,fx l1f,sm,wE,f Y A S., 5, - Jw aww if .wg xx Min-mile J-I4 K? POLE VAULTER 'ir VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Coach Kenneth Williams, Frank Brunetti, Sam Martini, Ed Howden, Jerry Crockett, Joel Clover, Mike McVeigh, Mike Shelly, Larry Hauder, Manager Kay Gillies. BACK ROW: Manager John Della Santa, Craig Gustavson, Richard Ahlberg, Don Jones, Ronnie Sei, Terly Cuidi, George Parigini, Colin Kennedy, Hike Kinnison, ,lim Richards, Al Chicago, Jffifff I COACHES GEORGE TAVERNIA AND KENNETH WILLIAMS Varsity Baseball ,A,,,W,, .154 'A , MANAGERS John Della Santa, Kay Gillies, Miguel Conzale I47 J 3535 mr Qw wwsmm 5 I h'il.lL' 4 'Hi 'W' 'ur wa I 5' avunm MWHWW' X www ai W Q ,E 5, '33 ,N fi sf -if Qv ig My :L '51 im FIELDERS Sam Wlartmr Jerry Crockett 'Nhke McVe1gh George Parrgrnl ww km, W F -rr Fife,-S 4 m F5955 Q rms Paahgw wk 13.35 we my PITCHIINC STAFF Terry f Uldl Rlchard Xhlberg Varsusy Baseball BATTLR A1 Chrcago and CATCHERS Larry Hauder and Joel Glover ' ' 3' ' I vs 'lf K M A W e Q, eff V we' Rafi' Af 'J If' - V NN Q e f Q M Q ' 3 uf - ' V A V b ai Spay' A 5 if e A, i ' i ' ' , . WL. I ' ' ,QE I iii I 4 W i Q V5 -XJ. . . 4 K . 5 ,,, A f ' Q 1 . Xe I . .5522 1 L f' , f 1 ' W W ,,i, I 5, ,Lh- . 5 , - .V W , ,I Q . I I .L i f 1, h z : . Q59 E A' 1. A K 5' fy A W . , .rug 9,5 -- , im, r .. ' www 1' Q11 . M01-fr E, -lf aaf ., U m ug - . A . l l ' ,,., , ,,,: . P. g 4 1 v 1 - 1 - H Q-1 ' k : Q 'se ,,..,sp- Mi' ::'.'F. N F, f ' M ,- Ugg V7 Q . 4' , O .A ' l . A ,V A, 'ef' . . 'Q 2 4, ' . , ,PW A, i N T Q, U K Shelly tags Howden at second. Colin Kennedy. Ronnie Sm-i. Mike- Kinnisc n Varsity Baseball '3 - Q ' r - e1E,ea T Qeee '50, i K T 52 Z ' E 'fa S' 1 ., Q ,, If K 1 1 : I X. t , , , - v tx 2 ' A 'T 1 TTL.,- ff' C JONIOR VARSlTY TEAM. FRONT ROW, left to right: Roger Capener, Ed Wilson, Jim Shelly, Bill McCampbell, Kraig Felt, George Winters, Ray Maldonado, Richard Rock, Jim Larsen. BACK ROW: Herb Morse, Jim Moss, Keith Armitage, Earl Tatum, Dave Semenza, Ernie DCIICCO, Larry Furrow, Ron Thomsen, Jim M. Johnson, Ron Ramoni. Ken Haizenbiler, Jim Baldwin. '49 sg. 3 , , ' 'gf I4 L ,WX new f .R ., K JL? 'tx 2 3 ' -QA . 2 4 ,X .V ., V W.. ....,..,w s -,.1.. f . 2 H? lk -4 A fm. mf. ii g sf BETTY JO VANCE HEAD FOOTBALL IIHEERLEADER Varsity Cheerleaders ln order to be of the greatest possible service to community, school, student body and to Sparks High teams, the Cheerleaders lead the cheering section at all games, promote a growing interest in all school sports, encourage good sports- manship. and as cheerleaders set themselves as examples for all others. DON STOCKWELL ADVISOR MRS. MARGARET HART CAROL SMITH Varsity Cheerleaders HERB NICIIUIH 'N IMRIMRA ElJ1,INlfION IIE.-ll! lHSKE7'I2f1LL I.lllfIiRI.liA4lJER 'N A3 9 UA R IMRJX SF Nl FNZA W-49 Q 85 'v 'K I i. i L .L 8- ww: Mwkii bf- '- b 'Em' V 'W' ' b A, X' 3 new X61 ii -I ' 3. Q as V L :Mfr 1 ' , ,, - ,, . mf . ' x ,U My K 5 Z M .LM ,Q '- g Wim.: ,WJ Ji. www ,V '-1 ' M WI, 1 I .mn .7 ,,,, .Mm ESV ' - ! 'I' r 'U' i LMI. I :L W www .. rr -,--- f ' -v - ' 'W ' 'Af ' 5 , I' Will, an sg 9 X f W an 3 mf 5, :z A M an 1 we-. 1 ' 3 . Quin. '-lit Lita. wk, 452:55 'K Q ,xg S , A... K Q, -Q fam fk 5' s H wax f U Q vmgfif. 'fx kgs an ,Q id f'Ai??M1X if we? , , ' him' 'Q L . 'mf ' if M IQ . , - 1 Ev - ' .m i,, 'Q 9 M Q -i Qxg + if 4 1 Sk i X 4 I 'lf dv 37 Xa . 8 ni x 3 5-4 f-gs. .1 Q f 'N rl x' X 3 Q Q Q 4445 .fl wil 'V M W . 'Q ' 'y .Jiggflif hx , , 3 SF, , V- Q if v Y g u X Q I W T ' il V P I EE . X H A N 5 aw qnk. Aw' fu' 5 -3 5 f f1 ffm g f 5 5 YW Q I 4 1 7 :ss Ma jorettes No band on parade is complete without the strutting, twirling majorettes. They are indispensable when it comes to adding life and color to a parade. NOELA MARILYN HOLLONIAN HEAD JIAJORETTE CHARLOTTE PONDER I 1 I- 1 13 X I . U, I ll 'i'i2ii.liIiii3 M Members in Organizations and Clubs Terminus be E I 1 cl w. AZ? ' Z faux 51. N, MEMBERS St-atctl: Jerry .Xnn Elwcll, Karin llvartl. Muriel Ellis, Judy Quanchi, Barbara Etlgingtuii. Standing: l'lTLlIlL't'4 Fat-Ill. Janet l'e-rrp. ifiirnl Fniitli. Stew-n Knight. ffnlin Ke-inn-tly. Faye Wilson, Rochelle Parlanti. Betty Jo Vance. ' s I FIRST 5ESIESTER OFFICERS Treasurer Jerry Ann Elwell. Secretary Carol Smith, Historian Karin Beard, President Muriel Ellis, Vice President Judy Quanchi, Representative Barbara Edgington. Reporter Rochelle Parlanti. we: X t4 X., ,... A , . j, . f , .A g 2 X ,IF K ' . ' . - - ' ' I . . 4: TW, ' L' , I LL vXlk,7l - .AI . Al ff 'y .1 ' fig Q ., 4' ' A :ff 1.3 sq! XS Y' 'V . - W ' .I N f ,gqtx -.ss Q .Q gm ,Q vw, ' N ,-, ' 'R !?'N 'i- T ' -fa. f -W ' I 1 - Q - x ' ' , fr A v .N - K ' X , 'ff Sv - wg , ! g,,4,,,?f Alum K xr v- 3- . x Q'-. l1ll l'IfX F1,llUl.XF'f'll, ULN FF Xvlxlflk 5llL1l'lPIl If-li-. U1-I 4Qg1H:1M1v'l', 1..11'wl FIIIUII. Jmlllrlfw' YXir1xs.11'fl. S'l'XNlPlXlL: Xlurlvl Iflli-, ,Ill Uumchi, liurlruru Ifrlgillglwll. .lam-t l'vrry. W4u'iun Swain. Ihftly In YLIIIVP. P. E. O. Dinner 9 'h ! ULTY MEMBERS A'1 I'ENlJlNCL DINNER Xlre. '1'f,-ddyauna Ke'--lf-. Wim Invill- NIHIIV. Nlies I-fu-Iyn Wulmrlff. Nlrx. Wen -.1 r , 5. Z 'ggurvt lrrl 5 53 1 FR .-X NK lil! I ' N I2'l l'I AI. CHICAGO l!E'I l'Y .Ill VANCE GUI 'ENYUR JOHN NI.-XYER uill and eroll Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalists participating in publications. A Quill and Scroll Member stands for the best in school life, is honest with himself and in all his dealings, works harmoniously with his fellow staff mem- bers, is a considerate leader. is a loyal. intelligent follower and giyes un- stintingly of his time, working in any staff capacity. PRESIDENT COLIN KENNEDY OFFICERS Secretary-Treasurer Faye Wilson, Historian ,lolin M a y e r, Guest Speaker Doug Buchanan, V ic e President Barbara Ed- gington. Not pictured: Representative ,la n et Perry. MEMBERS SEATED, left to right: Faye Wilson, Dot Gallagher, Barbara, Edgington. Janet Perry, Miss Mae Denevi, Advisor, Mis- Evelyn Mantle, Advisor, not pictured. STANDING: Dan Hansen, Mr. Alan Long, Advisorg Dennis Busch, .lohn Mayer, Jerxy Ann El- well, Carol McKee, Muriel Ellis. I66 snag, SECOND SliNlICS'l'lCR INITIATES SEATED, left to right: Arla Yan Limburg. Karin Beard, Joan Buchanan, Janis Rock, Janet Pitts, Carole Morrison, Barbara Semenza. STANDING: Paul Pearman. Herb Nichols. ,lean Pagni. Elsie Sbragia, Ellen Roseman, Carol Smith, Diane Burge, Frieda Nannini, Betty .lo Vance, Carolyn Riddle. Houston Cobb, Not Pictured: Shirley Ross. ADVISORS AND GUESTS Bliss Evelyn Mantle, Advisor: Mr. Farrel Ross. Photographer: Mrs. Perry, Hostess: Bliss Mae Denevi. Advisor: Hr. Alan Long. Advisor. 'P' L, vff L KF ADVISOR MISS MAE A. DENEVI D-if pi if 1- f' 1 Q E1z17'n1c IJI-IXXIS IIIFCIII 1 ' 5 I 1 Termfinus Eclitorial Staff I Jensen, Dorothy Scott. I68 WWN M , SPORTS EDITOR and I-ISSISTANT EDITOR DAX HANSEN STAFF ARTISTS I-'RIEIM NIXNNINI LINDA MAPLE 'CL' F MEMBERS STANDING: Shirloy Ros, Charlene Stone. Jean Quanchi. Sandra Whitakvr. He-len Hudfon. Editor IIIIIIII Bu ch NI' 'ITEIJ www -. -k,Ms.,. . Q 'V UQnwQof..s.wa.A...,, . Ak A M..-.w,.,. . .., , ...,,.....,,...,.. . A, , Z ,uk l i W E5 MMmjW,,...... 'Q iw- ff A' ' ' 1 5 ,js my 4 at N up-nw-p ww--.-.., M1 ...W.,, , 1 5 M A I ---JL ,. ' s , 2 2 'E 'fxr QMNWX gg .wx vw Qww f 311, L+wFH?'!K42 bmw' L W, 1, , V3 5 -ff . , QS!- .J- -- 4 AW-- '4 xgf FAYE WILSON EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MR. ALAN LONG ADVISOR Not Pictured: Ellen Roseman Feature Editor Colin Kennedy Sports Editor treamline tx, A if N .v....--.., STAFF MEMBERS-Pictured, BACK ROW: Herb Nichols, Sharon Elliott, Raymond Booth, Robyn Warren, Julie Nannini, Janet Mayer. FRONT ROW: Karin Beard, Frieda -'if' STAFF MEMBERSfPictured, BACK ROW: Carol McKee, Joy Deaser, Molly Jacobs, Diane Holland, Sandra Sorenson. SEATED: Arla Van Limburg, Judy Love, Beverly .qtaff JOHN MM ER X c1RcLfL,4 Tl0.Y-EXCHANGE Q S EDITOR 1 af . 2-QYAL w w 5' Nannini, Bonnie Burns. aff, 2 ' ' ' MURIEL ELLIS BLfs1.vEss i11,4.vAcER Public Relations If D AN xblsx ifggx EDlTOR 'V B ? 'nu The Public Relations Staff rc- portcd thc Sparks High News, Hardeqer a ww.-kly column in the Nevada State Journal. I73 Q eg gr n-a...,,Q-Q O P tg? ci PHE, ,,gr ADVISOR MR. WALLACE KURTZ Debate There are four over-all goals in debating. Debating is a game: it is for enjoyment. Debating increases the dehateris fund of knowledge. develops important skills: namely. methods of research, methods of analyzing. interpreting and evaluating ideas, ways of stating facts accurately and methods of speaking. Debating develops personality, sportsmanship, Co-operation and honesty. VICE PRESIDENT JOHN MAYER, SECRETARY BARBARA CALAWAY, REPRESENTATIVE ED Mc KINNON. MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Rod Guinn, John Mayer, Dennis Busch, Joel Hansen, Ed McKinnon. SEC- OND ROW: Doris Ross, Nancy Fee, Ann Traverso, ,Ian Coffman, Mr. Wallace Kurtz, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Marietta Baldridge, Barbara Calaway, Marilyn Hollo- inan, Carol Simmons, .Ioan Evans, Annette Schelin, Roy Gaither, Sandra Sorenson. BACK ROW: Christy Schade, Glen Calloway, Paul Pearman, Kraig Felt, Ken Hilden, Ed Pierce. C l ' .... X 'NW DEBATERS Ed Pierce, Marietta Baldridgc, Barbara Calawuy, Ed McKinnon. Not Pictured: John Mayor Forensic far' , 1 S' vc- 4 as K , 5. ,f - , 'Q 1? sv . 'QQ L K 94 ,g'2i? rl ,m,,,,?, M Mw,,,y A FORENEIC CANDIDATE5 FOR OTHER EVENTS STANDING, luft to right: Carolyn Rimldlc. Elaine McCunc, ,lor-l Ulm ,lorry Ann Elwell. Muriel Elli-. SE.-XTEIJ: Shawn Yan X051 Bwnnic Hildcn. Carole- Morrison. I75 E nf fi- ' PRESIDENT MARILEE IIARDING Future Teachers 'Qi of America The F.T.A. High School Cluh seeks to enahle its memhers to study and to identify the qualities, traits, and aptitucles which are basic or related to successful teaching, as well as the opportunity to participate in pre-vocational activities which are both exploratory and developmental in nature. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SIT- TING: Representative Diane Burge, Vice President Janis Rock. STANDING: Sec- retary Mana Furrow, Treasurer Cynthia Gt-yur, Point Chairman Patty Christensen, Reporter Bt-tty Halvorsen. MEMBERS SITTING: ,Io Ann Freeman, Britta Halvorscn, Marva Furrow. STAND- ING: Marilee Harding, .lohn Lumos, Craig Gustavson, Betty ,Io Vance, Norman Marston, Dot Gallagher, Kendell Scholz. Heather Bushing, Barbara Phillips, Carol McKee. x S FIRST SEMESTER lNlFl'I.X'l'E5 FITTING. left In right: LQ-ahrfh-yer. Qlyarim- l'iTt't'IllZiI1. Whit:-r Hail. ffziml SilL1fft'I', ii:-tty Iialxnrfcrl. i,l1'ctcl1e:n llvyer. STXXIJING: Uvttyv Hati- iivrinun. Nlarilyn ifiiumlwrlain. In Ann Frvvrl. Kvnneth Knight. Uvnni- Busch. Nziivrn- K 1-4A iv, i.in1ia I:1lX.,IlPfCt'.IUli '. ,lumiy Xlunjar. Future Teachers of America SICCIUNU 5i'iXlif5'i'ifR lxlilil K'i'lfS ,KNIT XIWISURS 5l'ii'I'lNll. in-ft In right: .illelx Phil- lips, Advisor Hr. Vincent Kee-ic. .hivisor Mrs. Jacqui-line Elder. Axim-ltv Schclin. STAND- ING: Mary llaile-ron. Carol Nlwlvraft. Sandra MCC1-v, .In-an Quanclli. Shirley Davis. Dianna' Uv Km'1114'x'. l 1'ie'1l:1 Nunnini. KLiIAt'Il xl!'4i1'l'L1fi. Nlariivn xlf'KiIlll4lIl. lluruthx Svwtl. i'ul XX il 1 PCLIVIIILIII. Fun- 5 in. i V if T, eff' ii f I X.. '5 nfl ' PRESIDENT DOT C B4 I' ff' g ,, 'Quiz XAL X-.FM PRESIDENT BETTY .IU VANCE FIRST SEMESTER Junior Masquers Y? Q! lla x 'lb' an ,XXX OFFICERS AND MEMBERS FIRST SEMESTER Treasurer Diane Burge, Reprcsentatixe Carulyn Riddle, llistorian John Mayer, Secre- tarv Dot Gallagher, Vice President Barbara Eclgington, Carol Smith, John Della Santa, President Deity Jo Vance. 8,1 far ,sm 5 INITIATES-FRONT ROW.: Muriel El- lis, Carol McKee, Ellen Roseman BACK ROW: Tom Dallas. Joel Glover Q aw, 93' s F 1 X , 'ii N ' 1 A wk .1 v4.1 Effie 1 if any I 'res K' ' t ef lfvif . .i 1' E .1 .xx Q 1 - .f 3 H 'gg Q f W V5 A 3 E -A n W A v N sy' 5 gm, LQ, W 4 'qs . 'sql I ,.. 3 351. vb . Af P AA If : M if in ' Nw. W- ' Q- f '+y9pir 9 R' , , 'L had Sv Q ' 5 2' PE fr . K ,, , x ,., - ' -. KIA -I J? .t ax: . 1:21 2 gg WEST .455 , 'QM 5 sg ' L f W ,LV 4 . K K ., 4 A ,4D ' - s J Fi ,N ff ' s Y wi x I Q, 5, i 1 K lg SP1 ,. in ' A '-wif, g. A f- E sf QQ H2 A, - ff? 5 Q fag, if tx M ig? 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LEXDINC CHARfXCTEHb Joel blower Muriel Ellie CAST Mounted Policenien. Richard Varnev, Keith Armitageg The Doctor, Karl Trull, Carpenter, Craig Kelly, Police- men of the Beyond: Steve Knight, Ken Hatzenbilerg Riehly D r e s s e d Man, Daryl Capurrog Poorly Dressed Man, NLiliom john Mayer, The Old Guard, Don Thorpeg The Nlagxiatrate, Toni Dallas, Louise, Joan Havnit-arg Servant Girls: Sandra W'hitaker, Sherrie Howden, ,lo Ann Alves, Virginia Durrant, Barbara Durrant. T7 Carole Morrison. Carolyn Riddle, Frank Brunetti. All- chool Play A..w y ex, A ff Y , , J ff f 1 ' Vi' 55:1 ' 1 -, fgiwwwg. -ik K ,L f,.:'3:,,3zf,f- ,, X f mafia V yf.,,qS,fs2ff-4,-' 1 ' -'-- - , , Y -A -9 L- ,U 1, 1' -we ' , J Y 2,1 ff fm!-af: -fr, - V ,, 1' K V mPi'25,,,, grjprif sig 4. ?g'f7?i1'?Jl,4 , . 5 - 2 ,. , A W,,'5, .. H fy .,..v , wagf,'-qu jff, J, A ,,, K --3. Q' ., M, , ':5Zi,234,j.i TQ ' ' L f 5 ,,f1f'f'm?4i2 . in 'Q- .N ,MVN . , a J f X f 'iffg -4 R034 iii! mf? I ' HTS: fi wi: ,, x nf 4 1:5 2. . K? 2 xx 2 5. xl 'iv' M , .. -Q-lv , V In . X 'L 1 LTTT71 , 3,3 y.. B 1 f Q v x ,li : if f if f 2? 'A f'ffi'i-Ig RVE I - A -uwifz, 4- .I 'ii' . ' xx: , 1 4 . QNW-, an oar. '.., X mug g, .4 Jn 'Win iw Y . 1 ' . . .. 5, ai fs.-fu Q2 A: ' 25' 4 1 r. ,MQ 5 gigiili i q ,, ,N 4, X, ww if fx , 2.-3262! wg 'Q gg www Y 3 W if, my X A N , wk xi if f 5 1 af' . 4' 1 LH Lb is X, z fl H X11 1 ,S X 1, v ,.-Q., 'E 1 216' Qfwifz' ,gf :ggi -. . ' CURSE YOU, JACK DALTON! CAST, left to right: Trudie Edsall, Eloise Daltong Marie Tucker, Mrs. Daltong Kraig Felt, Eggbert Van Horn, Sandy Hay, Anna Alvaradog Karl Troll, Richard Blair, Molly Jacobs, Bertha Blair, Joel Hansen, Jack Dalton. F reshman- ophomore One-Act Plays 'ix 1 B STAGE CREW, left to right: Don Thorpe, John Della Santa, MANAGERSQ Mike Reed. Not pictured: Ed Lantis. I93 CAROLYN RIIJIJLE ASSISTANT DRILL LEADER rallic-s and ass:-mlnlivs. al athlvtiv me-nts. and cmnniunity parades. Another purpusv aml prmnuliuii of the- 5parklv1's is tu luring compliments. favorable rvcogni- tion and acliievmncfnt awards to Sparks High Svlmol. Wvith the lracking of the OIIIPI' sturle-nts. and thi- svlmul arlminislratimi. thc- girls try their best tu entertain aml tn bring praise to Sparks High School. MARCIA RIFE IANIS ROCK GAIL SEI LY NN E SMITH SXRII. SNELL MARIAN SWAIN MARIE TIIIIKER A R LA 5 HAAIBI VAN LIMIILIRC SHARON YAN NOX LORAIN VARNUM RORIN WARREN MILLER, JOANNE C6 'parklersw CAROL MORRISON IO ANN NELSON MARILYN OLSEN JO ANN OTT ROQIIIELLE PARLANTI JANET PERRY JANET PITTS DORIS POPE JUDY QUANCHI pfv MILLER. PAT fvha, - 'Qi- ADVISOR NORMA GDILIN Pep Cluh is a service organiza- tion whose functions include spon- soring athletic enthusiasm through active participation in Rally Skits. Student Body Meetings. Homecom- ing arrangements. Athletic Ban- OFFICEHS: Secretary Jerry Elwell, Reprcsentatise Shirley Ross, Bus Chair- man Diane Hurgc, Vice President 7...,,,gQ Pep lub ADVISOR TEDDYANNA KEELE PRESIDENT JUDY QIQXNCHI quet. Arlrertising c amp a i g n s through ticket sales, and fund raising projects. Pep Club also sponsors welfare drives, publicity for games and goal post trimming for all home games. Rochelle Parlanti, Bus Chairman .Ioan Buchanan. Pep Club 1 um-ii PRESIDENT DON STOCKWELL SECOND SEMESTER A l x IN Z Q ,5 64 KK l it lx A 1 , ' WU WA , WMI U ., M, I H K wi- 'f I SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Bus Chairmen Herb Nichols and Donna Sbragia, Vice President Dot Callaher, Secretary Ellen Rose- man, Representative Karin Beard. SENIOR MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Carol Smith, Don Stockwell, Betty Jo Vance, Barbara Edgington. SECOND ROW: Odell Taylor, Toni McDermott, Judy Quanchi, Shirley Ross, Muriel Ellis, Jerry Ann Elwell. THIRD ROW: Janet Perry, Karin Beard, Darleen Pagni, Joyce Jones, Elaine McCune, Carol McKee. BACK ROW: 'Lyn Whitaker, Nancy Taylor, Donna Kinnelj, Jean Eikelberger, Marilee Harding. 'C Pep Club .IIfNllJR NIENIIIICIIF l Ill5'I' ROW: Sandy Curtis. Doloroe Riparln-lli. Te-Qllly XIVIQCIIIIZI. II:-rll Xiclmlg. CIIIQERII.-XIJER: Carol N-nit. .Ivy Holm-rl-. Ilgmllg Xlurriwxl. Illmzlrluxlp l',,m1,.l.. HZCOND RUXSQ .lf-an llugni. llunna Slvraglia. Nlarje-an N4-lwn. Il:-wrly IIZll'llQ'i- Ie-r. Nnnlm xI1Il'l':t'lll'IkIl. lliunu- llull.1n4l. llfllllllll Us-51-r, .lo Ann N1-l-nn. liurix l'upa-. 'IIIIRIJ RUW: I,in4lu Rullinsun. Iilxic Slrrugiu. .le-rriv Sunil-rum. Slnmm lin-wn. lliune- flnnllptml. limo Ilailvy. llLlI'llLiI'Ll l'l1illipN. Kffnflm-ll Sl-lwlz. I-'UI'R'l'Il RUW: llurlmuru SPIIIPIIILI. .lfmn lIll1'llLlIlLlIl. lfurulyrl Ilimlllle-. XILIIWLI I 11rr1m'. ,Iam-t Pills. Slblljlil Rl1'llIllHIlLl. SOPHONIORIC BIIENIBERS FIRST ROW: II 1- l 1- n Huclwn. 3I2iI'L'li1 Rl1Sll- rnurz-. Roberta C l u r k. SECOND ROW: Karol Klep. S u s a n Owe-ns. .loan Evans. Carol Scruggs. Ham-l Suwer- wine. THIRD R U YV: Sllarun I'fm'rn-r. .ln Ann Il1mtl1. Nanvy Ifikvllwr- gr-r. Tfllllli' Ifmlsall. Ili- ann Ilrmw n. llaylv Car- wn. I'lUl'H'I'Il ROW: Sandra S4lI'CIl!44lIl, ,Indy Lunlnlori. I,yn1lu Mid- dleton. Kay If n gl i s l1. .I 0 a n Haxnicar, Cha-ryl Hnwdc-n. I98 if SOPHONIORI-I NIENIIZERS I IIiS'I' ROW: ll ll n n i :- linrnf. 4Xxnn-ttv Fvln-lin, Karen Nlvlilflllll. Nl:-ralyn Ulm-n. Sandy Iluy. SHC- ONIJ ROW: Sllllflill El- linll, .I u L1 n n e I9 r m- xv ml. Sllilfllll .'xIlllk'I'SUIl, llarlny Ellis, Marin- 'I' u c- k c- r, Lynne Smith, B 11 r lv a r a Crops, IMIIK ROW: .In Ann Ott. Sllllfllll Flana- gan, Ba-tty Marlin. Sylmil Snell, ,Icy Ileasc-r. Molly Javulls. .I il n 1-I II ll y 1- r. Linmla NICK:-nzic. Tl' A. m....I' MXN W A X I Gloria Casei Girl Athlete of the Year ix Lkrjh .s ? Al Chicago Boy Athlete ofthe Year Boys' Block 66 9' PRESIDENT JESSE GRANIEL The Block HS Society promotes the ath- letic interests of Sparks High. Membership is limited to athletes who have earned an award in varsity sports. The Block HSI, has been in existence since Fall. l92I. TREASURER SAM MARTINI SECRETARY FRANK BRUNETTI VICE PRESIDENT AL CHICAGO ' FIRST ROW: Daryl Capurro, Terry Guidi, Ed Howden, Frank Brunetti. Dan Hansen, Dan Stockwell, Harold DuBose, Tom Mc- Kenna, George Parigini, Norman Cortez, Richard Flora, A1 Chi- cago, Harold Davidson. SECOND ROW: Dennis Busch, Robert Lefler, Paul Escallier. Paul Ferro, Colin Kennedy, Mike McVeigh, asv- T A-7-sMWqM..wiWM M , ff- '-x wg R 24 3 A-.K ' 1 '5 . -ll-nu L' as - X ' it s: K .3 V! 4 his I' ?1 -Q 45 2 Q1 r E . X ff ,ff iw' W, tg, M 4? al lv 1: . T , -md a if E mx if 1 Y R, ' -if Fi S5 5. ,, Y 1 1 Faq? f wif K A 'E ' af -X 3 1 Q -suv' - :me 'N. 1 V H -Q' ' L+ is QQ, 'Lf:.w:4Zfu ivxzfqgg' 1? W, if - e if x av Q, 1 Girls' Block 66 9' QS ?'x CAROL QNIITH 113191- Q DOT CALLACHER Q-Key NIARIAY SWAIN 'Na '? GLORIA CASCI BARBARA EDGINGTON GIRLS, BLOCK RS is an honorary organiza- tion composecl of Senior girls from the Girls, Ath- letic Association, who through outstanding partici- pation have earned their Block Sw letter. The letter is earned by participating for three years in all activities of the organization. MRS. HELEN LEONARD ADVISOR FRANCES FAETH WW V'Ka1l.1i a ss M Q V. .fgihk - - . f ww, .Aw 8 Lyra. ff jf gf? Af if x'ap.. ? ' X ' vu L f-J 'Q J' FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President Frances Faeth, Vice President Sharon Ott, Secretary Sharon Estis Representative Gloria Casci Historian Dot Galla her Publicit Chairman Linda -f M -, M . . g , y Sloan. General Manager Kathy Beecher. Not pictured Treasurer Marian Swain. SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENT SHARON OTT S E C O N D SEMESTER OFFI- CERS Publicity Chairman San- dra Curtis, General Manager Dot Gallagher, Historian Barbara Ed- gington, Representative Frances Faeth, Treasurer Gloria Casci, Secretary Carol S m i t h, Vice President Ginna Hanna, Presi- dent Sharon Ott. is-J FIRST SEMESTER PRESIDENT FRANCES FAETH Girls' Athletic Association ADVISOR MRS. HELEN LEONARD 207 Girls Athletic Association -5 SOPHOMORIQS TOP ROW: Sandy Hay, Meredith Dunning, Kay English. MIDDLE ROW: Hazel Sowerwine, Diana Mullen, ,Ian Coffman, Janet Mayer. Marilyn Olsen, Margo Proctor. Sharon An- derson, Diane Pagni. FRONT ROW: Linda McKenzie, Molly Juoolis. .loy Deus:-i'. Jo .Knn Frm?- inan, Pat McVeigh, Louise De.-Xrniond, Diane Brown 5 if i K X I rf, 2 1- ' J .' if ' X ' i ' Y H 2 5 r X 53. A A xl , u t, f, ' XX W l L 5 'ttss' i 'st 5- i W . Q ,TW M f K , QM., X-4,..i x A ii ' ' Y SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Karen Edsall, ,Io Ann Booth, Rohm-rta Clark, Sharon Flanagan. BACK ROW: Doris Koss, Clanflia oucland, Bttty Halworstn, Loretta funmll, Roxie Richie, Cheryl Howden, Betty Martin, Bonnie Burns, Gail Sci, Lynne Smith, Jo Ann Ott. 209 LH N IDA SUDAN 1I.4jURL'TTE 1-rs' U- 1 pal ks Hlgh Band fhe 'park H1,,h School Band 1 milled upon 1114116 often than any othe1 organiza- lun 111011 no 1 u If ll H116 Q11 ss 116 I1 1 N alhlvtim' 11 114 st,, Ili IS ll S 1 'mf UI 1 1 1 1111 ' ' 's bl ' as 2 z 1 1 'ss' 1 al' 1 1 L z 14- 'c cr. 's ay 1 'z 1. s 11111115 lulir- w1114'crt:. Q-'ng ' 1 - '. 1 V- ' ' ', - ,'1 ' ls 1 'em 1-sing 1' 0' gsl' ll svn . HUP lxINNl'l If H11 IIIRI I IUR K 1 Band ff :fi f Qmff. 14 'N' HKIIXRIJ CXRIJOZA SIM 'H ' S KIHIITH ,XHNIITACE I1 N I., II, l'Rl:'Sll1E YT R1:'l'R ln'SlfX 721 T11 'E Ibl'IlI FY HM XX U NH' IQII HPI' lll'X'l'lIFH lil NHIW' l'X'l'i KN ' Glee Club Icft to R1 hr Rnxne Rlchle Ioan Huvnim-ar. Nunjta Ruhmond Nlarlon Str wart, Janis nc' luclw lmalzr Xlarxa l'urrnw. Patsy Iuzler Mr mla Durrant Qharon May. Sharon Nan Nm The SparkQ Hwh Clee Club numherQ elghtx memberQ th1Q wear The purpoQe of the orffamzatlon IQ to proxlde a rlch cultural CYp6I'lf'IHP throufth QIHUIHQ Baile muQ1c fundamentals are Qtreised lI1ClllClll1U ear tI'31I11I10' note readmf' and wht QIIIWIYIU Studentg are expowd to muQ1c rangmg from tra- Left to R1 ht Carol Burffarf-110 DIHIIC Crompton Carol Qhafftr Qharon Havwkm Lwn Dutcher Sally qtme Llnda Caspari. Jarwt Fmlu Dxane Curtl Qharon Deardon 'ES-'M' ,lf Glee Club ill , Left to Right: Russell Baker, Gilbert Silva, Sheila Renshaw, Arlene Borgognone, Melinda Walton, Sandra Feltz, Louise Kleinecke, Le- nora Burgess, Diana Mullen, Sarah Oar, Peggy Almond, Patsy O'Kelly. ditional choral works to contemporary offerings. The chorus is invited to sing at numerous public affairs including P.T.A. meetings, school assemblies, and the an- nual spring Choral Festival, as well as at Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. 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'WT s N A4 A 11-1, Q 1 Bs fi X g ' 5' . ,, if, , , 1 f . 3 j Busy wrnrkvrsl 'K 1 - A ' ' lf ll, l l If i1- 18 l ' E .A Kwliing up with thv late-xt faxliiwii-'Z fs U' Wurrie-il pumpkins. Thi- gay '60's. Fasliion a la Drill Tcam ' A If fn, I 5 ' 1 'ax 4 X .Mx f Q .V 4 HWS, 5:7 K 3,1 4 - , 1, x -'z A. FM Q41 3 fix 4 A 'QM Q55-?'HiSR53S4 A My mag zrvf E v I Eff SP , Q. Terminus W 3 YE? ' my ...f uw V HEAN EY'S LOAN 81 JEWELRY 257 N. Virginia RENO NEVADA 'Ka V WITTKE'S CHEVRON SERVICE JohnMayer KenHafzenbiIer Jefwavn- PAUL WITTKE phone EL 5-9972 THE TOGGERY, INC I9+l1 and Prafer Way 930 B' Sheef SPARKS NEVADA PHONE E'- 53626 FOOD MART RENO SPARKS Kiefzke and Vassar l825 Prafer Way If ' f of Phone Sparks EL 5-2080 7'l'h a+ B S+ree+ SPARKS, NEVADA MCGIVERN UNION SERVICE Tires Ba'Heries Tune-Ups - A SpeciaI+y Phone EL 5-4375 Sparks, Nevada I Sandra Whifaker Judy Monjar HURSH INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY I 02 I B Sfreef Sparks Nevada 1 I . J E cocA COLA P rw, as HUUUIB CII. W U When You Lose Your Bearings See STYRIS-SUTTON COMPANY 622 Soufh Virginia S+reeI' PHONE FA 2-328i RENO, NEVADA New Deparfure and HyaH Bearings Dis1'ribu'l'or for SKF - TIMKEN - MRC - RBC Bearings Experi' Lubrlcahon and Brake Service BOB S Y SHELL SMILING SERVICE Prafer Way and B S'I'ree+ S arks, Nevada SHOSHON ' ROBERT e. o'BERe, Prop. El. 5-9269 BOTTLING COMPANY ta I ,,. .II 'fy I n F QI 'I 1I II: A .' ,M I 4 I ' ,.IIL.II III AHWIIIIIIII III 'I ' I !I1IfIf'II'4ISI'QP III. 155 NONIIGINIA ST. RENO. NEVADA IEATIIE I FASHION CLEANERS SPARKS Curfain-Drapery and Blankei' Cleaning Ed Leone DELIVERY SERVICE 910 B. S+fee+ EL 5-854I ARMANKO'S RENO, NEVADA FA 2-7084 I52 Norfh Virginia Sfreef EXPERT CRAFTSMANSHIP CUSTOM RESTYLING NEVADA SHOE FACTORY 7I No. Sierra S+. Reno, Nevada JIM GREEN. Owner FA 3-6292 The Besf 26I No. Sierra of Fish and Poulfry Reno, Nevada AMERICAN Darla Hleam J S?'1arontTroI+ GINSBURG JEWELRY CO WHOLESALE and RETAIL HI N. virginia KEN AND FRANK DATE FA 2-78II FA 2-25I9 FA 3-5532 15 I M Ga DAIIIVNIIQUEEIIIIQIZSF SIIPXIIQKS FIFTEENTH STREET SPARKS. NEVADA CompIimen'I's of WESTERN AUTO ASSOC I ATE STORE FRANK SCHWEISS-Owner I666 B. S+ree+ EL 5-4359 SPARKS NEVADA MIDGET MARKET Frui+s and Vegetables Ice Cream and SOH Drinks I28 B SI'ree+ Phone EL 5-2I06 Beffy Jo Vance Adele RiggIe SPARKS COOUETTES DRESS SHOP I845 Prafer Way IDEAL SHOPPING CENTER VA, 5TdIlON Nancy Biaggi Susan Owens GENE'S FOOD MARKET II22-II26 B S+ree+ Sparks, Nevada NICK 81 PAUL'S AUTO SERVICE General Repairing B Sfreef On U. S. Highwa SPARKS. NEVADA Dial EI 5-4273 Y 'Cha ' 'U- ' NevacIa's Leading SPORTING GOODS DEALER 350 Norfh Virginia S+ree+ FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE Telephone FA 2-8646 RENO, NEVADA ..A.B i-......r..,,,..,f .wf- SPARKS THE BOWLARIUM DIAL NEVADA AuI'oma+ic PinspoHers LESLIE and SANTINO OPPIO EL 5 8564 40 Bonnie Redman Pafricia Enhelder COURTESY CLEANERS 738 B Sfreef Sparlzs Prompf Pick-Up Service, IOCK: Cash and Carry, ZOCM, on Orders Over 55.00 TED MARLIA. Owner EL 5-2l4l Second and Virginia FOR A QUARTER CENTURY . . . Feaiuring carefully selec'l'ed brand names in Men's and Women's apparel. SPARKS LAUNDRY Oualiiy Linen TED MARLIA Manager 740 B Sfreel' Phone EI 5-855l Sparlzs WRIGHT WAY GROCERY ACROSS FROM BURGESS BALL PARK Top Ouali+y Groceries, Produce and Choice Meais Compe+i+ive Prices PH. EL 5-3344 JACK AND was 445 WRIGHT WAY JACKSON Beauiiful Shoes . . . Hand Made Originals Mafching Hand Bags . . . Hosiery . . . 20 EAST SECOND RENO FA 3-8423 RENO PET FOOD MARKET Your Pefs Like Our Proclucfs FREE DELIVERIES TO RENO We Buy Chicken-Feed Horses 745 S. Virginia Phone FA 2-4444 RENO RACHEL COMBS DON COM BS THE WEDDING SHOP 254 Wesf Firsf Sfreef RENO Always Beaufiful Formals Complimenfs of CONCRETE CONDUIT TRAVEL BUREAU Main Office 250 Wesf Firsf A Division of American MarieI'I'a Co. EL RANCHO DRIVE SPARKS NEVADA Phone FA 9-080I Branch Office III Mill Sfreef HOLIDAY HOTEL Phone FA 9-089I RENO NEVADA B K f , if , as I 55? v. -551'-:,,.-,Zh-,..''wisif' , K. 1 , 'U yy 1.4, q w V . , .. 5 - l fy ,wx,s,, A-Ll -'-: m wwfziy it ' ff , 1 6 W , Q 0 ' 5 nn . 1 , ' ' iv ill-ff M Q , O 09 SX W ng-vw I 4' 'vw , 2' ' Z. f 4 ,,g,,jm 5' 1 1 j iri - 11, M. ,wu.4fNim4m,,,g,,,,, if if I44 Norfh Sierra Sfreei' RENO. NEVADA SAVI ERS PAINT STORE, INC Serving Nevada for 53 Years 2I6 W. Second S1'ree+ Phone FA 2-404I RENO NEVADA Mariean Nelson Maureen Nelson Complimenfs +o fhe Class of l960-Lois of Luck CARLISLE'S II9 N. Sierra Sfreei' Reno, Nevada J 210 l0+h S+ree+ CARDUSH SPARKS NEVADA SHOP ' Phone El 5-2992 Every Boy ls a Beau. Every Girl ls a Belle, Afrer Shopping a+ fhe CAROUSEL Congra+ula+ions 'io C-5radua+ing Class RED'S VARIETY Ideal Shopping Cenfer i845 PRATER WAY Sparks Nevada SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 213 N S FA 29481 HAMMOND ORGANS BALDWIN PIANOS CONN INSTRUMENTS EMPORIUM OF MUSIC RENO N S I W R WOODWARD T h FA 3 3452 eI's COMMERCIAL HARDWARE RENO NEVADA MADDALENA S g A S E F 'r V II y RENO NEVADA PHONE FA 2-3804 C pIme'+ 'F SKEELS DRUG STORE N V g FA 3-3I39 FA 3-3I30 RENO HONEST JOHN'S Compliments of FLYING A ERVICE Tires BaI'Ieries 432 E. 4+h RENO, NEVADA AUIO Accessofies Phone EL 5-4465 I7I'h and Pra'rer Way Sparks, Nevada MARTIN IRON WORKS, INC. 0 Congrafulafions and Bes+ Wishes SI'eeI Fabnca+ors and Eredors Io Ihe Class of I960 Aufhorized DisI'ribuI'ors for for You' Fumre Success Soule Building J. CLINTON PERRY, Manager Truscon S+eeI Sash SPARKS 530 E. FouRTH sr. RENO, NEVADA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TELEPHONE FA 2.9491 INC. FARMERS EXCHANGE Flav-R-Pac Frozen Foods SWANSON'S PRODUCTS CALL FA 2-709I P.O. Box 33 Reno, Nevada complamems of IPINE CLASS Co --l RENO. NEVADA 324 EasI FourI'I1 S'I'reeI' Tom Bradley KayI'Iaddigan Jam Repelli e e 5 Telephone SKATELAND Nl FA 3-763I FA 3-1096 SIra'I'e Your Da'I'e aI Slcafeland Roller Rink ' I485 4I'I1 S+. Reno, Nevado THE TUX CLUB Spanish-American Food Cocldails and Gaming ED KEENEY Manager Fa 3-9682 I303 Easf FOUFII1 S+. RENO. NEVADA INLAND CHEMICAL 84 SUPPLY CO. Phone FA 3-6685 I248 E. 4+I1 RENO. NEVADA Jim Flick Blair Phillips MORRILL AND MACHABEE OFFICE SUPPLIES I30 SouI'I1 CenI'er Reno, Nevada Phone FA 9-3I45 Fabulous NEW ROYAL FUTURA PORTABLE Firsf and only porfable fhaf has ALL fhe pracfical convenience feafures of a sfanclard office fypewrifer. Twin-Pak Ribbon Changer, Magic Margin, Magic Column Sef, Touch Confrol, Full-Size Keyboard, Line Mefer, and many more exclusive Royal feafures. Plan fo come in soon and gef a good look af fhis fhrilling new Royal FUTURA - +here's never been a porfable like if! ONLY SI.85 PER WEEK Bring In Your Old Typewrifer for a Free Trade-In Esfimafe. NEVADA OFFICE MACHINES 257l Glendale Rd. Sparks EL. 5-9354 BRANNIN'S RADIO 81 TV Experf Service BURGLAR ...um All Makes of ALARMS RADIO AND TELEVISION SETS Aufhorized Dealer for Zenifh 2233 Prafer Way Sparks, Nevada Phone El 5-252l USED CARS and INSURANCE If We Do Nof Have fhe Make or Model You Wanf, We Can Gel' I+ l570 So. Virginia Sfreef Phone FA 9-l203 90l So. Virginia Sfreef PHONE FA 3-3II7 Complimenfs of Crescent Creamery lnc RENO, NEVADA Phone FA 3-4I06 Be Our Guesf . . 0 For Finer Prinfing 9 Special Forms 0 Publicafions Treaf Yourself fo fhe Besf af THE SPARKS TRIBUNE EL 5-8347 PATERSON'S Siore for MEN AND BOYS SPARKS and RENO 'II I Ie Wears I+ We Have I+ Eff .in raw' -9-ni' .pf 1 A --3' .1 1 .1111 ' ' - 'lil 'ill ii: Besi Wishes From BOB HAGE ICIass of 'su 'Wing SERVICE some Richmond osnsiociweii cymmaeeye DeIco-Dry Charge BaHeries SPIECQDUISENREIIZ Nic-L-Silver Ba++eries SPARKS NEVADA l860 B. Sireef Phone EL 5-9943 H32 B. Shed SPARKS, NEVADA and Greenbrae Shopping Cenfer E ' IHS : MUSIC MANOR Baldwin and Thomas Organs Compeieni Teachers I625 Praier Way on +he Miracle Mile SPARKS, NEVADA Phone EL 5-3832 RENO FURNITURE CO. ,,,,,,gadO:f Jeaneife Winward Nancy Taylor BOAT MART 432 N. Virginia S+ree+ Auihorized Evinrude Sales and Service Telephone Complefe Line of Boafing Accessorie I840 B. Sireei' EL 5-9247 SPARKS NEVADA -.4 .I P '1 VX - wp u ng 3.-4 51 i ww , ' ,fi 1 fu ' 'gli' wer fren-.-...... i 'Milf H0115 Palsy Luzier, Allred Opplo Y - RANCHO TRAILER COURT 8: SALES 50 EI Rancho Drive Phone EL 5-2057 Mee+ Your Friends a+ +he BLOCK S FOUNTAIN E. AIMONE L. AIMONE Sporfing Goods Ammunifion Licenses Fishing Tackle I006 B SI'ree+ Phone EI 5-2682 SPARKS NEVADA Complimenis of . . . CUSTOM AUTO GLASS 7l2 Mill Sfreel' RENO. NEVADA Phone FAIRVIEW 2-0905 J ' jj DAINTY FOUNTAIN Vi' 8. swear sHoP gm FOUNTAIN LUNCHEQNETTE 237 Nor'rh Sierra Sfreel' RENO, NEVADA Phone FA 3-4392 Complimenis of HALES DRUG STORE 45 Prescripfions. Cosme'I'ics, Foun+ain, and Free Delivery 820 B Sireel' Phone El 5-836I A WALGREEN AGENCY U X K f Jodi Booth CAL'S Hamburgers-Chili-Hof Dogs Chicken-Prawns Shakes-Sofl' Drinks AT THE Y IN SPARKS Phone EL 5-2323 f X v PURITY FRENCH BAKERY Besi' of French Bread and Pasfry 590 Monfello RENO NEVADA 2 new a. I k..1 1.: .. '.k., F E'EE 7 5 .A ' Diamonds - Wafches - Silverware SINCE i885 Sandy Smi+h Linda Tolleson The House of True Values MT. LAKES MARINE R. l'lElRZ.8r BRO., INC. 2405 EAST SECOND FA 3I294 RENO '5 N- V'f9 a S+- FA 32'22 HOME OI: Regilsfered Jewelers Evinrude Mofors-Turbo Jei - Hydroswiff Amerman Gem Soc'e'lY For 'rhe Besr BUY Sun Blesi' iiii 420 Evans Ave. Fairview 3-7I55 gills RENO 'gill , Y, EJ 200 N.CENTEQ.. STREET 0EAT One of +l1e Wes+'s BeHer Known S'rores CHUCK WAGON For +he Finesf in Food RENO NEVADA ai' ihe Y in Sparlzs Call EI 5-289i 051 .112 Cary Swall SHELLY'S HARDWARES Greenbrae Hardware 4-40 Greenbrae AT THE SIGN OF THE SAW Village Hardware II45 Calif. Ave. ESQUIRE BARBER SHOP IOIO B STREET JIM DAVIS CURT JOHNSON SHORTY DIEHL SPARKS NEVADA LANCERINI FLYING A SERVICE 636 B. Sfreei' Phone EL 5-4505 SPARKS NEVADA ROGERS I Hun A :MESH 19: AI Clmcago Sfanley Ford Anne GHIIIII1 ROGER'S JEWELERS 32 Wesf Second S'Iree+ Phone FA 2-I335 RENO, NEVADA DIAMOND BOAT 'N SPORT P.O. Box 8I8-275 RalsI'on SI'reeI' FA 3-I307 RENO, NEVADA P.O. Box 708-Hiway 395 NorI'h GR 2-I303 CARSON CITY. NEVADA THERMOPANE WINDOW GLASS PLATE GLASS MIRRORS STORE FRONT METAL STEEL SASH DESERT GLASS CO. 3I0 N. Park S+., Reno, Nev. Phone 20695 SHOP' INC. JACK MEICH . Johnson Mo'Iors 22 MARTIN STREET RENO I I Plumbing J V, ' I Healing Air x iii' I m Condi+ioning k t my 3' Compllmenfs . 'TE ii SAVAGE 8: SON. INC. Serving Ihe Sparks-Reno Area for Over 66 Years Phone FA 3-4I93 628 S. Virginia RENO NEVADA RISSONE'S Comple+e Shell Service Nevada's Leading Recappers Fisk Au+omo+ive Willard Tires Seaf Covers Ba++eries I4I W. FOURTH PHONE FA 3-5422 Il E. FOURTH PHONE FA 2-9409 Au+omoIive Paris af 635 N. Sierra PHONE FA 3-03I8 EAGLE THRI FTY Drugs and Marlcels WE GIVE S and H GREEN STAMPS Owned and OperaI'ed by Nevadans RENO and WINNEMUCCA, NEV. W 'X Mike Srveiiy Jim Siweiiy SPARKS FUEL CO. S. l7+h S+ree+ Sparks, Nevada Cali EL 5-868i 'Q' 4 K . . 1 i ,- ...,, , Mary Spies PONY EXPRESS TRAILER PARK 8 SALES Home of Expanding Trailers TRAILORAMA - ROADLINER 36 fo 60 Fr. Long: I5 and I8 F+. Wide EL 5-8247 SPARKS NEVADA FREDA'S DRESS SHOP COMPLETE WEARING APPAREL IZI4 B STREET SPARKS, NEVADA CompIimenI's of MT. ROSE SPORTING GOODS PHONE FA 3-57I7 I34 Wesi Second S+. RENO, NEVADA ' v Congra'Iula'Iions 'I'o Ihe Class of I96O Complimenfs of 'Ihe C.+y Hall-Sparks Mayor, C. E. RICHARDS Cify Manager, R. W. RANK Building lnspeclor, L. GARDNER Ci'I'y Engineer, C. J. DODSON Police Chief, R. J. GALLI Cify Clerk, C. CAUBLE Fire Chief, F. W. FARR Joan Worden Linda Thomas VICTOR CLEANERS 318 California Ave. PHONE FA2-27I I I953 A Sireef PHONE EI 5-2572 540 W. 4'Ih Slreei' PHONE FA2-3822 SHOES 0 I. MILLER CAPEZIO 0 0 DELISO DEBS SBICCA 0 SPALDING 0 Presen+ecl by 44 W. Firs+ S'I'reeI' RENO. NEVADA Phone: FA 3-4223 PARTS SU PPLIES ACCESSORIES PLAZA AUTO PARTS W. S. GARDNER, Prop. 35 Easl' Plaza S'I'ree'I RENO, NEVADA Phone FA 9224I W. S. Bill GARDNER xf ?!s Dave Morby Jim Chrisfensen WELSH'S BAKERY RENO, NEVADA CompIimen+s of R. S. FLANARY AH'orney-A+-Law I3I2 B SI'reeI' Box 725 SPARKS NEVADA ABBAY HOTEL 834 B Sfreei' SPARKS, NEVADA Call EI 5-8303 T. L. GABBARD ProprieI'or B. G. GABBARD Manager Wishing You HeaII'I1 and Happiness WILLIAM J. BRYAN JR., M.D. I204 B STREET EL 5-3232 SPARKS MEAT COMPANY Purveyors of Fine Mea+s fo Ho+eIs, Resfauranfs, and Ins+i'I'u'fions I436 PRATER WAY CALL EL 5-83II SPARKS NEVADA A-,Ivan ..sT -:M-ii -7.1.- ,nv .TTI-Tlfffff v . , - Ed Leone COMMERCIAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. PHONE EL 5-4080 SPARKS ,IILSWART GUERIN'S NUTRITION CENTER Dief and Special Purpose Foods 2I5 I5TH STREET Telephone EL 5-8660 SPARKS NEVADA Pal Curlis Carol Scolf Reno's Smiling Irishman O'BRIEN'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE I055 So. Virginia, Reno, Nevada ALLEN'S TEXACO AND TIRE SERVICE Recapping and Gales Tires 402 B SIree+ SPARKS A. T. EVELETH LUMBER CO., INC. All Types of LUMBER ROOFING SHINGLES PAINTS can FA 3-4I56 802 E. Fourfh SI'ree'I' I, Q aflg, RENO NEVADA A 1.4 - GEPFORD'S FURNITURE STORE ' The Besl in New and Used I446 PRATER WAY SPARKS NEVADA Leah Geyer Noney Bodley THE WONDER MILLINER AND DRESS SHOP Specializing in Cloihes for School I35 N. Va. Tall Fashions Too Reno Fred Sclwopper Ed Balcly SCHOPPER'S NURSERY CO. 530 E. Second FA 3-7559 X IMMIIILIVIIN C?-yrs 3I Wes+ 2nd S+ree+ RENO. NEVADA Prompl' and Courfeous Service Always ROYAL TIRE CO. 655 SouI'I1 Virginia RENO, NEVADA CompIimen+s UNION MERCHANDISE MART, INC. Nevadak Firsl' Discoun+ House I030 Easl' Fourfh S+. RENO NEVADA FA 9-I3I6 FA 9-I3I7 Nevada's Dislribulors for AMANA Freezers and Food Plan RENo's ONLY COMPLETE RECORD sHoP STAMPFLI'S America's Finesl' Names in Television - Radios - Appliances Home of +I1e MAPLE SHOP Second and Wes+ Sfreeis, Reno, Nevada Phone FA 3-4I49 Bruce Wellons Linda Weller PARK GROCERY l500 Prafer Way Open 7 Days Phone EL 5-9603 24 HOURS A DAY - ALL DEPARTMENTS 13 and I U.S. ROYAL TIRES TO FIT IMPORTED AND SPORTS CARS We've Got 'Em E s W Q Royal Safety-First Tires in car sizes, bum to foreign LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCI specifications and require- Come in for FREE wheel and tire check-up now EASY TERMS Whether you buy one or four or tires you can pay as you ride. size range includes 5.20-I3 8.20-15 Tubeless Black sidewall. ROYAL TIRE SERVICE OF SPARKS. INC. COMPLIMENTS THE CONEY ISLAND BAR 1, ,--' R. GALLETTI Proprieiior Paul and Ruby Lessener Phone EL 5-8552 P.O. Box 74 SIMMS INSURANCE AGENCY SPARKS, NEVADA lnsurance for Every Need PAUL E. LESSENGER, Ageni Nolary Public - Real Esiaie PHONE El 52946 - SPARKS - IOI6 B. STREET YOUNGHANS' GARAGE General Repairing-Cylinder Reboring Welding and Brazing - Ba'Heries Aulomoiive Machinery - Elecirical Work Accessories I658 PRATER WAY EL 5-2573 Carol Burgarello Jane? Mayer ALLIED TV SALES AND SERVICE Faciory Trained Technicians iou4 B. S+.. sparks 23333 '19 MAA ' Sportsmans .f lllmll EE! Q! 3 H '-.nf 0' Q vs gxxx-' P 'ZW' o ff 4 I 'X' If' QJL A, yi-J Sportsmen from all over the world enjoy the superb fac1l1t1es offered by Newt Crumley s Hohday Hotel the Sports Center of the West There s wonderful pheasant shoot1ng from September to Aprll on the Hol1day s prlvate 1 000 acre preserve the Hol1day s umque sports desk w1ll arrange hunt1ng and fishlng anywhere 1n the wo ld the Hol1day sponsors the annual star studded Mug Hunt Reno s major golf tourney and there s a dxrect sports w1re and a huge scoreboard 1n the Sports Arena, gxflub where you can always find the latest scores and sports mformatron mm! Newt Krumlcyis' m E E E I Kew 2 ,Hua n?..:.:g-1. .0 30.3 ...H U.. .ff 1. .... ,- : - 5 3:-' 5, .... .... 5 .' if . I - - X 9 'glib iiE:::: :' liens: ml fat.. :. Dtzzztibx H 4,,.,,. n If ,','. -I A E 5 H .lv . . Q igffgl Ji: 325155555 an ..'.,- , .0 45 ? 'L 0' ...- l i 4 ' , .... 32. H... ...., 8. un... V n ,,,,, :i...,.' 1 n-.o ,NN I SIERRA MACHINERY CO.. 'INC. 307 Morrill Avenue RENO, NEVADA Telephone FA 2-9IOI Consiruciion - Mining - Logging and Indusirial Equipmenl' - Engineering - Sfeel Fabricaiion - General Machine Work J ALLIED AUTOMOTIVE, INC III8 B Sireel' SPARKS 490 N. Virginia g A RENO Eddie Reuher Joe Chambers S.h,.ee.I, APPLIANCE SUPER MARKET RENO GEORGE BELL, Manager Greenbrae Shopping Cenfer - Sparlcs Open All Day Safurday Village Shopping Cenier - Reno EL 5-905I FA 2-0858 ,. K. bK NORRIS FUEL CO. 32I S. I7'rh Sfreel' Sparlcs Call EL 5-2433 Distribute Nl THE UNION ICE CO. OF NEVADA I , ,ir . 'F ,af Q ignore t 1 9.-av f I , ns Oh , H rin! , if, 1 1 rs ot Standard l-leoting Oils SIIIDIID IIITIIG MIS 9 FEATHER RIVER LUMBER CO. 25l Ralston RENO, NEVADA Phone FA 3-I349 he P 3 HFBEND U I , Albert Oppio Alfred Oppio Francis Op F' L I1 d -L - ' 'neweal 'Z' G03 2 uggage G? SIERRA SPORTING eoons- 20 .est econ t. Reno, Neva a M47 Pmer Way Phone FA 2-62I3 SPARKS, NEVADA Phone El 5-8761 Beffy Jo Vance Frank Foofe SPARKS FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS I56I B. S+ree+ EL 5-4528 TOIVI'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE Phone 5-5I66 I604 Pyramid Way SPARKS. NEVADA CompIimen+s of MCCASLI N LUMBER 40I E. 6Ih S'I'ree'r RENO. NEVADA FA 3-3I97 A I CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANERS Save 251, ON YOUR NEW CARPETING COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL Beaufy You Can See and Service You Can Trusf Phone FA 3-6542 ZI67 Easf 2nd Sfreef RENO, NEVADA NEVADA SEA FOOD CO. Ocean Floor +o Your Door Re+aiI - Wholesale 345 E. Second S+ree'I 5. RENO, NEVADA Phone FA 2-7052 -'-I-F:-5 ,291 We 2 N 5 'I 1-- 9 nl W ' - 55 L ,. f' LA r,a i-J me Friendly Five Varielies Car P of Hops 43' Hamburgers 07- Qg RENO MERCANTlLE CO. Hardware Houseware Painl d Cafe and Delicalessen Spodigg Goods Finesl of Mexican Foods Open Sahnday Unm 5:00 Tacos, Torfillas, Tamales, Enchiladas, u Chili, Beans, Fried Beans, Sauces, E-lc. Free Dehverl' gpg. QKS NEVADA WE GIVE AND REDEEM THRIFTY SHOPPER STAMPS Phone EL 5-3057 626 B. S+reel' Sierra al' Commercial Phone FA 2-23454 Reno, Nevada GRAY LINE SCENIC TOURS, INC. I675 Mill S+ree+ P.O. Box 2549 Reno, Nevada FA 9-I I47 Gen. Offices ,C X , 2,1 , 4Nsr'1QoMPP ' JAMES E. WOOD, Presiclenl WG,NuA-rnuck -A , v FX lf: I 'lv 'Sh' 'K 4NSn CQMPN' Friendly Ford Village Compllmenfs I- nn J ge TOM JOYCE X Floors RICHARDSON LOVELOOK :Nc RENO NEVADA 35 EAST FOURTH RENO PET EMPORIUM Building Sparks and Reno Wnfh Qualify Producfs Everyfhlng for Every KINCI of PEI' or More Than 23 Years HORSE MEAT GROOMING NEEDS BATHING and GROOMING 5? K5 Free Delivery mon I' I300 S Wells Ave FA 9 2546 RENO and SPARKS Best Wishes' FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA STATEWIDE Resources Over S264,000.000 Member Federal Deposli Insurance Corporahon Member Federal Reserve Sysfem HELPING BUILD A GREATER NEVADA of 3 2 gf, 5' 285 Sou+h Virginia Phone FA 2-3I54 f . 0 II ,jig-'v,gj'g A I SPfe 'Li'5I ' Im mu mmmgrsx 'Ip . . , FERRARA 81 CARLSON SALES - SERVICE 540 B STREET SPARKS. NEVADA CompIImenIs Heafing and Air CondiI'ioning of Dis'rribu+or for S. T. JOHNSON OIL BURNERS I Residen+iaI Commercial Indus+riaI S I445 E. 4I'h Sfreei' Phone FA 93I83 MACHINES, INC. - A moms 323 Wesf SI'reeI' 0141! -I lJ.:'I7 ' DAY H-0 535 ESQ EL 5.2955 sfswnci , Q --f ll A 4, K NIGHT X114 . 1 FA 3-8158 24-HR. TOWING In AII Emergencies CaII Us We Give S 81 H Green Siamps MILNE SHELL SERVICE E: .13 540 B S+ree+ Sparks, Nevada T f If NEVADA CENTRAL MOTOR LINES, INC. Serves Cen+raI Nevada RENO I00 Giroux SI'ree+ NEVADA NEVADA GARAGE Au'romo+ive Repairing-Tune Up Wheel Aligning- Froni' End Repair Roacl Service and Towing I955 PRATER WAY PHONE EI 5-2994 SPARKS NEVADA Plumbing Heaiing Gas and Oil TED'S PLUMBING I 720 F. S+reeI' EI 5-4 I 74 WATER HEATERS FU RNACES SPARKS ANIMAL HOSPITAL SIX GREAT RESTAURANTS f ': 1 Q -- ,swf ff l x To a fi xi ' xi E E ' ,f X kxf SPARKS. NEVADA L specializing in mahogany broiled steaks, chop and seafood 1 featuring Col. Harlan Sanders Kentucky Fri d Chicken exclusively T Open around-the-clock for snacks or 'full course I l delicious prime rib served right al your 'lable from 'Ihe cart 1 over 25 world famous pancake recipes d D' lk' ' V6 QW IIC S located iust across the street from the Nugget serving Chinese .rx food and fantabulous steaks. Trader Dick's also boasts the only Chinese Smorgasbord in the world, which is truly an adventure Pit -my in good eating. COMING IN THE FALL OF '60 This IV4 Million Dollar NUGGET MOTOR LODGE l05 Rooms Will Be Located on B S+. Nexl' 'Io 'Ihe NUGGE Our complimenrs 'ro a really fine group of young Americans. I+ is 'Irue +ha'I you en+ered school 'Io learn. You are now leaving +o serve and Io serve +o +he bes+ of your abiIi+y in Ihe many fields of your choice. Love God and America always and preserve freedom. There is oppor- +uni+y 'For all in +his grea+ land of ours. PIONEER DENTAL LAB. 6 I 6 B SI'reeI' SPARKS NEVADA ju 'Wx IIAMBURGEQ Kay Haddigan, Janei Alwell. Gail Henning MIDGET KITCHEN The Besr in Hamburgers I5+h and Prafer Way SPARKS, NEVADA llll Now Building One of Wesfern Nevada's Fines'l' S'I'ores RENO STORE Sierra af Firsf SPARKS STORE MAPLE SHOP Sierra ai Firsf KIDDIES SHOP Sierra a+ Firsf PINKY'S MARKET 535 E. 4+h S+. Phone FA 2-237I RENO. NEVADA USDA CHOICE MEATS LOCKER BEEF OUR SPECIALTY Complimenfs of RENO AUTO GLASS 5I5 Easi' 2ncI SI'ree+ FA 9-2533 RENO, NEVADA 5-5 I 06 PIONEER FURNITURE, INC. Sfudio of Inferior Decoraiing 4I4 Greenbrae Drive SPARKS, NEVADA Carole Morrison Marie Tucker BUNGALOW PASTRY SHOP 346 Lake Sfreef RENO FA 2-8I35 NEVADA VELVET ICE CREAM 8: DAIRY PRODUCTS VeIve'I' Means Top Qualify in Ice Cream, Milk and Dairy Producfs 630 Norih S'I1'eeI' Phone FA 3-4623 RENO NEVADA THOLL FENCE CO. Fence-Wood or S+eeI AII Sfyles Erecfed Complefe or Ma+eriaIs Only Asphali' Paving, Tennis Cour+s Parking Lo+s, and Mo+eIs, E+c. Free Es+imaI'es No Obiigafion 9I0 F S+ree+ Call EI 5-8622 or EI 5-8922 SPARKS NEVADA PAUL THOLL CO. T. 4' f ' II DWI E Ar Qivwvfi A X f fx X II' AEI LIKE YOU WE ARE LOOKING to the FUTURE Along the power 11nes 1n the offices and at the Y drawmg board the men and women of S1erra P30160 Power Co are workmg so that you may always I gg L1ve Better Electncally gp PARTY DRESSES GRADUATION DRESSES FORMALS Sizes 7 I5 HOUSE OF 7 I42 Norfh Sierra RENO, NEVADA RENO PRINTING CO Modernly Equipped for I'I1e Producflon of Fine Prlnfmg Office Furnlfure Columbia Typewrifer Ribbons an Carbon Paper Phone FA 22I33 I24 NOl I'I'1 Cenfer Sfreef RENO NEVADA WASHOE TITLE DIVISION -eggs: PIONEER TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEVADA Serving fI1e Sfafe of Nevada Since I903 27 Easf Flrsf Sfreef Reno, Nevada Complimenfs fo fhe Graduafing Class of I960 MAGIC CLEANERS T fIe Insurance BUIId'f'9 26 California Ave. Ph. FA 2 I267 FAlrview 2 458I R M. ERICKSON Vice Presidenf' and Manager RENO. NEVADA bfxy ' ,IN .7 o . I , P JI ., IPI ,.., fi? 'i N f., M, w wf' ' xg sc EE ,P ft III I If I 9 . A Qu- KN III.. 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