Tonopah High School - Nugget Yearbook (Tonopah, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

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X-...Q-- E -' i l. ,, .Y i E E 2 . iff ?l i l, :FSI HTH N'N11s 'l 1 l 513 Due to the delinquent arrival of the 1955 Nugget the Nugget Staff feels it owes the school the Student Body and the advertisers a great apology As Staff of the Tonopah High School Annual we wish to use this space for an apology We are embarrassed to admit that it is only out of our neglectfulness that we have been so late on the arrival of this annual Our supervisors were more than patient with us and through no one s fault but our own has this situation occurred We hope that the annual itself will make up for the over and over and over due delay It is our hope that maybe five years from this time we all will have forgotten about this unpleasant happening Again we wish to apologize NUGGET STAFF 1955 ,7 of 2 is s ,l ,Ll f J if lex 'ff L. -00 on ,OU LET Us HAVE PEACE to ef With the present turmoil of the world, and the anxiety of war, our staff thought a dedication to a Future of World Peace, would be more appropriate than dedicating this to any certain indi- vidual. While searching for words to say all this, we stumbled over this poem, which, we think, says more in its verses than we could in several pages. Think as you read these lines, this means our Future too! The earth is wary of our foolish wars Her hills and shores were shaped for lovely things Yet all our years are spent in brckerings Beneath the astonished stars April by April laden with beauty comes Autumn by Autumn turns our toil to gain But hand at sword hilt still we start again To catch the beat of drums Knowledge to knowledge adding skill to skill We strive for others good as for our own And then hke cavemen snarling with a bone We turn and rend and k1l1 With life so fair and all too short a lease upon our special star' Nay love and trust Not blood and thunder shall redeem our dust LET US HAVE PEACE Nancy Byrd Turner 1 AJ 'pl t fu-v 75-'N gffiu- 1 5,3 ,dfsfs 1,5-edf-Q u ' ' . I . I I I . I I ' Y I I l llllllillo I I ' I I . f. 53' Q1 - fir? .fi 4: 75,-11 .' lvl, ff! , r-. 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' Y '- j 44, V - sf I - ' 5 - 5.1, A K 41 6 J' 53:4 cSu,oe1'1k2fenrfenffs We.s'.s'aye The record of events condensed in your High School yearbook, how- ever small it may be, will never cease to be treasured, as years pass by. The importance of this book has little meaning to you now, but in the future you will realize how it recorded various activities of yOu! school, memorialized individual accomplishments, and treasured for you, your school life, Through all of these school accomplishments there should be a goal of your future, If you continue to climb in life you will be repaying 3 debt to your school, community, and advisors, It was through all of these you had the chance to gain your place in life, and accomplish- ments, If you strive to serve in this place with contributions to a growth ofa greater community, state and nation, you will certainly have some- thing to look back on, something not only recorded in a book, but in your heart and mind. RAY TENNANT, Superintendent M. ir l JUl2SUAffCIflUl2 0 ya !UUfZf9f 7ff1 txt 1 The fall of 1955 saw the consohdatron of the Nye County Hrgh Schools go 1nto effect for the frrst tlme The purpose of the consolrdatron of the h1gh schools was marnly because when they were drstrrct schools only one half of the land was taxed for the schools W1th the consolrdatlon all the land rn the county rs taxed Therefore makrng ll an economy measure for the benefrt of the school There are three hrgh schools rn the Nyc County consohdauon these are Nye County I-hgh School fTonopahj Beatty Hlgh School and The schools are controlled by a three man board consrstrng of Mr Vernon Wrnes of Gabbs who IS Presrdent and alded by Mr Lours Hlnes of Beatty and Mr Gerald Roberts of Tonopah In the future many noteworthy accomphshments w1l1 come from the consolrdauon of Nye County Schools we w1ll then be able to have a brgger and better school system 44244 iv' ,K 4 9. 4' f' c' .- ' t T V C ' nf ' Jw! 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JANICE EASON RUTHE ANN MARTY Honor Society 1 2 3,4- Cheerleader 2 3 4- Pep Clut 1 2, 3,4 GAA Majorette 3,4 Carnival Queen 3 Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 3,4, Accompanist 1,2,3,4 Annual staff 3,4 Sandstorm 4 Library 2 3 Spanish Club 2,3 Vanety Show 1,2,3,4, Girls' State Rep Block T 3,4 if MARY MARTLNEZ Class Treasurer 1, Glee Club 1,3,4 Honor Socrety 1, 2,3,4, Sandstorm Reporter 3,4, Carnrval Queen Candr date 4 Class Secretary 4 Asslstant Edrtor Annual 3 GAA 1, 2,3 FHA, Pep Club Library Vanety Show 3, Tennls Club 2 iL TIMMIE LYDON LARRY HOUGH Class Vice Presrdent 2 3,4 Block T 1,2 3 4 Bas Student Co1mcll4 Band 4 Chorus 1 2 Basketball ketball 1, 2, 3,4 Hobbie Club 1 Vanety Show 4 3,4 Block T 3,4 Hobby Club 1 Honor Society Honor Society 4 Chorus 1,2 Spanish Club 2, 3 4 Class Secretary 3 Baseball 1 , , , , I 9 n 9 s v 9 I I 9 I U 3 3 5 S 9 1 2 : 3 9 I n P o 3 2 : I 5 . ' . ' 3 . - ' - 1 0 1 ' . n n I . 0 - Q . o - I l ' .1 Q P A 1 U I I I I o s O D . 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Q4 lov Jil UB SHIRLEY SLATER ALICE HARRIS Glrls Basketball 1 2 Chorus 1,2 3,4 Freshman FHA GAA Glee Club 2,3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Play Operetta 1 2 Cheerleader 3 GAA 1 2, 3 Spanish Club FHA Treasurer Band Honor Society Presmdent FHA 4 it RED NELS Band 1,2 3, GAA 1,2,3 Chorus 2, Student Council 2,3 Llbrary 2,3 Lrbrary Treasurer Annual Art Ednor 2,3,4 Sandstorm Sports Eduor 1, Sandstorm Art Edrtor 2,3 Pep Club 1, 2.3.4 Spamsh Club 3,4, Dramaucs 2, Pep Band 1,2,3 Honor Society 1,2, 3,4 Tennis Club 2 GEJRGE PAVLICH PAT CAUDILL Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 4 Variety Show 4 Chorus 2, 3,4 Band 2, 3,4 Pep Band 3 4 Hobby cmb 1, sand 3,4 JOYCE TERRELL Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Band 3,4g Glee Club 1,25 Library Club 1, 2,33 FHA 1,2g GAA 1,2,3g Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Variety Show 2,3g Student Body Secretary 3,4g Carnival Queen Candi- date lg Sandstorm Reporter 1, Sandstorm Assistant Editor 45 Nugget Assistant Business Manager 4, Secretary -Treasurer 29 Historian 1, Secretary 2g Tennis Club 2g Girls' State Repre- sentative 3g Dramatic Club 2. TERRY TERRAS Clerk of Election 25 Student Body Vice President 3g Student Body President 45 Block T 1,2,3,4g Basket ball 1, 2, 3,4g Honor Society 2g Student Council 2,3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3g Assistant Sandstorm Business Manager 3, PLoRENcE DYER Sandstorm Rep. g Nugget Assistant Editor 45 Dramatic Club 2: Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Honor Society 1,2,3,4g 3'- GAA 1,2,3,4gG1ee Club 1,2,3,4, LILLIAN B RUMBAUGH Class Sponsor JOHN MCNEIL Basketball Manager 4 Block T 4 Vanety Show4 Glee Club 3 4 Band 3 4 ADELLE DARROUGH GAA 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 2 Lxbrary 1 2 3 Honor Socxety 4 Sandstorm 2 3 Sandstorm Edrtor 4 Dramatrcs 2 ANDY EASON Spamsh Club 3 4 Sparush Vice President 4 Hobby Club 1 Vanety Show 1 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 GARDENIA WEEKS FHA 1 2 3 Spamsh Club 3 Glee Club 1 GAA 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Honor Socrety A1 5 fr :ni uno: rg. 0 ,W ' ..: ' : s ..: gpg: pg: una: . 4. QIZIOI' GQJS We the 1955 graduates of Tonopah High School do hereby make this our last Will and Testament revok1ng all other Wills before it It is our wish that these details wluch are here speclfied be so camed out To the young and naive Freshman Class we leave nothing because we have nothing which would interest chrldren To the Sophomore Class we leave the intestinal fortitude necessary to uphold the dominant personahty of Upperclassmen To the Iumor Class we bequeath our honored position as it becomes the future Senior Class upon our passlng We return to the Superintendent Raymond Tennant the school grounds and building The cond1t1on of these is in much better shape than when put into our custody four years a o From the six members of the D A R fDames of the Annual Roomy Joyce Adelle, Mary Ruthe Ann Red and Iamce we leave our sacred hide a way for ditching school chompxng upon the goodies catching up on lost sleep throwing parties cutting classes and the debts incurred by our bookie Jomt to all those who mhent the official ca pacrty and also those who will use the room unofflcially The individual bequests are as follows I Janice Eason, bequeath to next year s class president with grave doubts as to his I please I also leave my fac1lity for overcommg all opposition and in preventing others from knowmg opposition even existed I Tim Lydon will my basketball abthty and my good standing with allbasketball officials to the Muckers of 1955 and 1956 I also g1ve freely and without any mahce whatsoever my A average in chenustry to Bob Sorenson knowing that he will main tam ll w1th as little effort as I have I Ruthe Ann Marty hereby grant my cheerleading costume to Marilyn Nelson knowmg it w1ll fit her exqu1s1tely To Lorraine Byrne I leave my financral wrzardry and my mama for perfection With these gifts she m1ght be able to challenge my record of driving people to utter distraction Remember my motto Lorraine Convince yourself you are right and then let nothing stop you I Terry Terrace present my Semor Class picture to the Tonopah High School Rogue s Gallery To those who have most need of it John Maslach Sonny Meacham and Don Rlggxn l give my trusty work permit wluch has always enabled me to legally leave the school prermses to attend to my personal affairs mainly loafing I Mary Marunez confer my ambition to become a nurse and further interest in book learrung, on Mary Sorhouet as my future plans do not include these thlngs I, Andy Eason hereby impart my rowdyrsm to Mr Tennant Warning this may prove to be quite dangerous' I Shirley Slater leave my ability for attracting a husband to Cooey Lydon Barbara Funk and Barbara McKinnon If fully employed there is no end to what they may ac complish 5 ' 1' S . ability to use it my talent for keeping on good terms with the faculty and still doing as I George Pavhch bestow my love and popularrty wrth the ladres to Pat MacDonald Also a word of wrsdom found to be qtute true Dnnking stops your thrnkmg I Adelle Darrough sacnfrce my calm and easy gorng dtsposxuon to Lots Antoruazz1 as she has need of tt I Florence Dyer leave my digmfred mren to Charlotte Wrlson and Martlyn Carlson I feel sure that thrs w1ll have qulte an effect on them I John McNeil bequeath my collectron of rhythm and blues records ptnk and black shoes and my ambmon to be a d1sc Jockey on television to John Azbrll and Mr Logan They should use to great herghts wrth these endowments I Ahce Harrts grve and bequeath my extra year of h1gh school to Dallas Marshall In case she may need It I Gardema Weeks leave my modest manner to Lerla Wolfe prayrng that her gentle men friends won t d1e of shock when they see lt I Joyce Terrell return my euphomous mcknames of 'Meatball to Ernie Carson and Iurce to Dallas Marshall In hopes that they may bestow them on some other worthy personage I also wtll my 39 Plymouth to anyone with enough mechamc abrhty to keep rt rn one prece I Larry Hough grve freely my advrce to Francre Breen concermng Terry Terras Simply thls Don t let him out of your s1ght for a moment I Red Nelson confer my artistrc talent on potentlal Rembrandts of Tonopah Hlgh School Wrth these grfts they may have success in overcomrng the rnsurmountable odds of srngle entry art contests Rest M CSQIIIOI' 6653 E'OpAxQCy ln the year 1975 38 years after the Sentor Class of 1955 graduated I came back and found Jaruce Eason st1l1 around but she has now g1ven up talung drctation and she and Delbert are co owners of the Ramona Hotel ll rs now a huge resort hotel frve stones htgh Her favonte room number ts still 422 She never would tell the reason why she was so fond of that number In the San Franclsco Medrcal Buildrng I see Adelle Darrough peering into a chrld s mouth You see Adelle Just couldn t seem to resrst the Call of the Cavatres Andy Eason has become a personal Spamsh language advtsor you see he finally came to the conclusion Spam never spoke the language qu1te right Ruthe Ann Marty always had a talent for music and now she but she finally found the right calling and ts in the heart of Afrlce playrng the Bongo drums George Pavhch has developed qurte a new technique rt s one of the rovtng reporter You see he has taken to intervtewrng crimes he does so wlule they are betng comm1t ted therefore he reports tomorrow s news two days beforehand Red Nelson we see has fmally broken down and bought Green Mt She has erected a fence around tt and carrres on all her bunness atop the hangrng chffs. 9 u ' 1 . ll ' ' . fl , Q 0 0 . o 9 ' . 9 9 9 , . . . 9 1 . 9 I r ' , . . . - - . '- 9 9 ll ' N ' . , . . . . . r 9 . - vw I . ,, 9 . 9 9 . . , 9 Y p 9 o s . . 9 a - ' 1 ' 1 - n - as , . 9 . 9 . . . . , . , 0 9 ' 0 I I C Tim Lydon decided to go into the sports world, he is coaching and right now he is train- ing Pete Shirley to run the three minute mile. For this feat he could go down in history. Shirley Slater I find has gone into the one and only field, that of raising her six kids and taking care of her husband Bob. Right now they are in France, and she has decided to buy the Eiffel Tower. No one knows quite why she did this, but then women are strange, While roaming around I found that Larry Hough has become President of the United States. I found that he won the country over by his slogan, All for one and that one me, Mary Martinez I find has taken to speed racing and just won the Indianapolis Speed Race. Mary was so small in stature this profession was just perfect for her. With Mary I found Florence Dyer who is her private secretary. There's only one worry in her mind and that is will she ever able to translate all of this after it gets cold? In Los Angeles I saw a huge sign, McNeill will customize your Wheel. It was Johnny McNeill and he has revolutionized the car industry, by installing TV, and a re- mote control gadget that enables one to watch his favorite program, Also in Los Angeles l found Gardenia Weeks, here she is operating a clinic, The Week's Clinic. She has become a great psychiatrist. Her clinic deals only with the weak minded, maybe everyone is that way, because the clinic is well filled. Terry Terras, has become a great mining engineer, after he discovered a great body of Titanium in Ashtabula, and now he shares the profits with the Government, At last l found Alice Harris, I looked a long time, but found her settled on a ranch with all her children and Dan. In her spare time she is writing a book. How to Graduate in Three easy Years. Well that gives you a brief resume of our graduates. So I'l.l adjust my halo and return to the better half, See you all sometime no doubt. QVWWJL 7 Q Z? 52635 We Xi C Q J ,f- ' 1 5 ' A H lk' .J wi' MARY ANNE CZAREVITCH MARY LOU SORHOUET ERNEST CARSON M -P. .Q- Uh 'Lf gp. ggi! DONNA K NIITEL W RAY KRETSCHMER Jil!-N .i tij- Ax.. A xii' DALE GREENWELL 77080.57 or , , 4 gown f . x 1 If 'ffl 708' 51010: z gx flksr- x JI J' ' , DONNA DUNCAN FREDDY PRIESTER GEORGE THOMAS CLARENCE FARNSWORTH msusr N . H563 . ,.,- V , FREDDY CARLSON RAMONA BOOTH X! Phono not Auihkle JOAN TERRELL A . uw y Duo'N'r HAVE 1MlNGr 'TO WEAR lfll Wlll 2 -. 13 '45 ' 0 J :Tx O M '4i', 9 '1 PETE BREEN 211: BOBBY PERCH ETTI GEORGE GUMBMAN LOIS ANTONIAZZIA il 'flung H V53 an . sp ,, 11-3' fx A MR, ROBBINS Class Sponsor X Q X X WW C G C 0 b .,.- 'V K Y 5 I , . A,.vA. V. , ' ii.: .,b.., EA ,.g..f: , Q AQ? 5, U min, J my v. , i w .qqf. 1AqA -V-V .AQ,. . ,.A. ..,AM ,'.,f:'q, V .1Q3 v.-q i Vnl, ',,::,: : '7L,,bfcc2 Aqnq ef. ,K wx 3' rig: N . X . Sr A fi -as ei N9-'Y ggi V lit.-xii-LIMNJF Bob Sorenson John Azbill Barbara McKinnon Arlene Kretschmer President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sherman Miller Carmen Viscara Clyde Riggen Thelma Smith bf rr4e V Mr. Hindes 1 .J - Sponsor 1' ' ...-., - ps! 1, Q 3 1 1 I I I Barbara Funk Pete Shirley Phyllis Lydon John McKinnon Naoma Mann Sharon Mitchell Doris Slater Bill Brady zvasvsy f fi We U' UQ -aff' 2 ,il L ,Egg x., af' Q . .1 -eq W, my 2 1 . QM W S., Don Btawly Marilyn Nelson Homer Brown Gloria Minear ,.nj40' h '?muZ.lzQ alfa. ffm iv-f-, Leila Wolfe Jimmy Jacobson Neil MCFa1l Andrew Brown '64 -r-vnu E JI. ML. WQV R 51 xfv NN yy 4 f X f 1 4 3 w ! Q 4., b,,q.Wi .,.q fy f! f lj Mil' V S 1 , If J 4 f 'A-' it I g - , V n-.-f -Q, v f ,A Ziff' -..i QS 1 A'-.ani 49 ,w'Z2'2f4, Jack Wardle President Nick Bradshaw Vice President Marilyn Carlson Secretary Diana Jepperson Treasurer Carol Brown Class Representative Lydia Baird John Maslach Virginia Fallini Lorraine Byme 'll -fi, n f 3 1 will X. 44.1.44 Charlotte Wilson Larry Johnson l U X x Mrs. Bates, Sponsor Judy Waller Merrit Mecham Doris Evernden Delon Smith Don Riggen Tom Wilson Dallas Mashall Rody Mclnnis Joaquin Limon N Tim' Hope Smgllgy Pat Jacobson , .. ,. if L3 nv 1 -f-1-N X get I UYSAUH T' Af, -ILT' 'Q QW ,f v f 1 ff fwfa X , Q14 F ff- My mx ww f 0, 0 r 57 ,S Terry Terras - - - -President Joyce Terrell - - - - Secretary Lois Antoniazza ---- Treasurer Bobby Perchetti - Vice President NN., Ev Back row: Bobby Sorenson, Advisor, Don Logong Janice Eason, Terry Terras, Bobby Perchetti, Front row: Mary Lou Sorhouet, Carol Brown, Lois Antoniazza, Jack Wardel, Francie Breen, Joyce Terrell, Donna P A Kniefel, Lelia Wolfe. . I A x . Ks 3 f by .5 9 X in .p X X v f 0 if f Z . 9 4 ri CSXUUQIQX 1 I 1 Q fjfZCQI'.S' ancf CSfllOQI2f Cfounczf o ONS I Na , 4. IJMQJ4- Pk , Accompanist, Ruthe Marty. Front row Carol Brown, Delora Smith, Doris Sla- ter, Lorraine Byrne, Thelma Smith, Janice Eason, Mary Sorhouet, Mary Martinez, Charlotte Wilson, Shirley Slater, Donna Kniefel, Barbara Mc- Kinnon, Carmen Viscara. Back row: Alice Harris, Barbara Funk, Phlyis Lydon, Marilyn Nelson, Judy Waller, Francie Breen, Leila Wolfe, Mary Czarevitch, Lois Antoniazza, Doris Evernden. E -e.ff'f'7, 5, A x x W Accompanist, Ruthe Marty. Clyde Riggen, John Azbill, Don Brawley, Pat McDonald, George Pavlich, Andy Eason, George Thomas, Timmie Lydon Pete Shirley, Larry Hough, Dale Green- well, Bobby Perchetti, Bruce Downs, Pete Breen, Joaquin, Clarence Fams- woth, Jack Wardel, , A0 Us aw 5 1319! IA NICE EA SON IOYC E T ERRELL RUT HE MARTY F LORENC E DY ER MRS RUMBA UGH RED NELSON Editor Asststant Edltor Bustness Manager Assrstant Bus1ness Manager Advlsor Art Editor ga They gave us a place called the Annual Room Complete wrth an adequate Staff Of course there were mterrup trons To gxve us poor slaves a laugh Armed wtth delectable goodle We gathered to butld up our strength And thru mlsery and slrght 1n d1gest1on, We plodded thru work of great length So you 11 frnd as you gaze at your precrous yearbook Pages of memorles so dear, And to we who combined work and laughter alrke IT WILL ALWAYS REMAIN A GREAT YEAR' Edrtor Jaruce Eason 5, A----.K if 5 . f- J I X. Editor, Back row: Adelle Darrough, cKinnon, M HTH Barb 11 Terre yce Io Yer. D Florence l'0WZ rd Thi Fred Priester, chell, it M OH Shar Martinez, FY 3 Brown, M 1 3l'0 don, C LY im W:T 0 I Second Front row Ruthe Ann Marty, Mary Sorhouet. Ax, 737 ldwv1777 ,,A n u A, X, Sponsor Mrs Bates Members from left to nght Carol Brown Naoma Mann Mary Sorhouet Thelma Sm1th Sharom Mrtchell Lots Antouuazza Ahce Hams Arlene Kretschmer Francre Breen F H A ACTIVITIES The F H A Organizatlon of 1955 accomphshed under the leadershrp of Pres1dent Ahce Harr1s var1ous noteworthy and excmng actrvitxes The mem bers of this organxzauon attended two conventxons dunng the year held the Annual Candy Sale sponsored the refreshment and entertamment for the Mothers Day Tea and drrected a Valentrne Ball wluch proved to be a very successful af faxr Several weeks after school had drsmxssed the Presrdent for the F H A was mamed Wluch Just goes to prove F H A certarnly succeeds' 1 .1 tx as ' X 5 , . ., N, 1 E ,,,, v p 5 'Cx '. A ' .5 1 0 'winswl ' I: , . i ' : , , ' . ' . ' . . . ' . . ' . , . O I 0 , . l . . . . ' . .. . . 0 - Front row: Majorettes: Ruthe Marty, Marilyn Carlson, Leila Wolfe, Larry Hough, George Pavlich, Jimmy Luna, Diana Jepperson, Vi.r- ginia Fallina, Ailleen Roberts, Delora Smith, Gardinia Weeks, Arlene Kretschmer, Loretta Lee, John Azbill. Back row: Clarence Farns- worth, Pete Breen, Don Brawley, Pat Jacobson Joyce Terrell, Jim Jacobson, Allan Douglas, Mary'Czarevitch, Lois Antoniazza, George Thomas, Francie Breen, Mary Lou Sorhouet, Fred Carlson, Don Logan, Janice Eason. fic 'ofeues J 03 RUTHE ANN MARTY MARILYN CARLSON LEILA WOLFE H ! 49 . QL ' X K b .4 Pat Jacobson, Rod Mc- Larry Hough, 'rom wilson, Bruce Downs, Fred Carlson, Pete Breen, ald, cDon M Pat er, l'1'l sch CI K1' Lydon, Ray W: Tim YO SI La Innis. artinez yM Mar ell CIT T CC JOY ough, HIT itchell , Adelle D Sharon M 1. Donna Kniefe no SO il a Fallini, Charlotte W nes, Virgini Byr Lorraine Third row: Mary Sorhouet Clyde Riggen, Nick Bradshaw, Francie Breen, Marilyn Nelson, wn, Bro Carol er, etschm Kr Arlene arris H erson, Alice PP Ie Second row: Diane Marty, President, HH A Ruthe l'83SLl1'el' Wolfe, T la President, Lie C6 i don, V LY 3 Phi 1115 cretary Se Janice Eason, W2 FTOIII I0 yep mmf 1:-ztfnzfuffxefrtfrjrzr-1nn1:m Cheerleaders: Ruthe Anne Marty, Mary Lou Sorhouet, Lelia Wolfe. First row: Marilyn Carlson, Carol Brown, Hope Smalley, Thelma Smith, Doris Evernden, Lorraine Byme, Judy Waller, Naoma Mann, Sharon Mitchell, Gloria Minear, Phyllis Lydon, Bar- bara Fund, Marilyn Nelson. Second row: Doris Slater, Janice Eason, Adelle Dar- rough, Dallas Marshall, Donna Kiefel, Bruce Downs, Joaquin Limon, Jim Klapper, Pere Shirley, Bobby Perchetti, Carmen Viscara. Third row: Joyce Terrell, Red Nelson, Andy Eason, Clyde Riggen, Ray Kretschmer, Charlotte Wilson, Bobby Sorenson, George Thomas, Pat Mc- Donald, Terry Terras, Tim Lydon, Barbara McKinnon, Larry Hough, Pete. '5 rp if D F'- Front row: Don Brawley, Mary Anne Czarevitch, Francie Breen, Lois Antoniazza, John Azbill, Mr. Logan. Second row: Clarence Farnsworth, Fred Carlson, Arlene Kretschmer, George Pavlich, Pete Breen, Larry Hough, Gardinia Weeks, Delora Smith, Aillen Roberts. Third row: Jimmy Luna, Pat Jacobson, Diana Jepperson, Virginia Fallina, Allan Doug- las, Loretta Lee, 92,0 Gm '11 ll Illln'-,I Ili GYFD SHOES ONLY , has --.W -N Y L, fjhcf f Z 5.5 333851563 'QV' ep iff W MK I 'V ,JL 41 J 5. f '5fN G Ni N I 2 X xfbf XX fy' MSX JD 7 Q5 cf fy' ' S0 s , X ' , U , a YY .3 J XX gc i. ' X ,-f Q ,aria X f Aw 159 5 ? , ii! A wa' ' iii gg: V I 'zzz' X Q, Z .1222 f , GN 1 , ,'AV- 'VVVV I 'V 7 4 V.,- ----AA. .vvv ----, . .,-, .,-.,v. 1 ff-' 5 ,A X! 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Dec Dec Dec an an an an an an e e e e e e Feb 3 4 10 17 26 1954-55 SEASON --BISHOP there --BISHOP there --'GABBS there --ALAMO here ELY JV s there 'LUND here HAWTHORNE there 'EUREKA there 'AUSTIN here YERINGTON there 'LUND there 'EUREKA here ELY IV s here FERNLY here 'AUSTIN there ALAMO there 'GABBS here 'Conference Games State Tournament March 17 18 19 At Reno Zone Tournament March 3 4 5 At Tonopah if Xxxdw f ff Q17 WV Xf2 X Z, id, VMMW X fl is .W fm f Z . Lgg i Q 11i 1a: 7 W 6 IJ X A? A V Iiiilil 4 is ow 'cj 5 mm C 8620955 1 nw! 'P yf x ? if fx Q! LEILA WOLF E A Q' ,tie 3' . if CHARLOTTE WILSON, Freshmang DONNA KNIEIEL, Iuniorg MARY MARTINEZ, Senior Q 77 S CIGIIZIUCI lt was 1931 when the fxrst Carmval was held 1n Tonopah This was an affaxr where II was compulsory that you came dressed xn costume And dunng the evemng the guests were entertamed by a program of some sort At mldnlght the queen was crowned and presented w1th g1fts from the townspeople and an orch1d corsage from Mr Mrller Thrs 1S 1955 and some years s1nce the first Carnival but the xdea remams much the same for the basrc part of celebratlon, Although the Carnlval has become more commercrahzed xt st1ll lS the big event of the school year By addmg so many more attractlons to rt the school has been able to raxse all the money for school BCUVIUCS throughout the year One of the biggest attracuons IS the varxety show whxch draws a huge crowd every year to v1ew the talent the stu dents have to offer The queen IS presented at mldnlght and presented her gxfts Up unul this year Mr Mrller st11l gave the orch1d to the queen but th1s year the commuruty was saddened by h1s death and all the past queens w1ll never forget how fa1thfu1 he was even after he moved from Tonopah about send1ng the orclud each year Th1s year our Queen of the Carmval was Lerla Wolfe a lovely queen mdeed to rergn over the Carruval until next year when another w1ll be chosen ll gL1! 9 swf.. ' bit. Qspanzlsg Anemia F'0 h Slut Te Corto Las Orejasl A commonly heard express1on echo1ng from the four walls of the Spamsh 11 class You wonder why? Well tt IS very Slmple you see that rs the only expressron they have mastered in two whole years But aside from the fact that they never learned to speak Spanish, they made many accom plishments rn a true Spamsh custom The four members of thls class acted as sponsors for e Chnstmas party given for the Student Body They created a type of entertarnment qmte un usual when they constructed what IS known as a Prnata Th1s was made 1n the form of an angel covered wrth paper and then suspended from the cexling so all could have a chance at breaktng it with a suck When Anastasxa was finally broken, a feast of goodxes spread upon the floor and proved to be the reward for such a game Along with thxs the Spanish Class feasted upon a meal prepared by Mrs Martmez of every kind of delicious Spanish food A dmner such as th1s proved why all Spamsh make lt a habrt to observe the Siesta One can not move after such a meal so they have no other chotce Just pull your hat over your eyes and take a httle nap mml you can move agam Te Corto Las Orejas' ln des rau hr pe on t s phrase w1ll glve you a sense of accomplrshment regardless lf any one ever understands rt G 71 If Q' ,g Spamsh Drnner ff - f.,r ..... . 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