Austin High School - Castilleja Yearbook (Austin, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1982 volume:

itostm M9I1 School 1981-82 P. 0. Box 160, Austin, Nevada 89310 Dedication The Castilleja staff proudly dedicates the 1981-82 yearbook to the memory of Scott Boyd, member of the class of 1978. Do not stand by my grave and forever weep; I am not there, I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow. I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain. I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awaken in the morning hush, I am the swift uplifting rush Of quiet birds in circled flight. I am the soft stars that shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and forever cry; I am not there; I did not die. Observed by Andrea Ciolkowski Tabic of Contents Seniors Page 5 Juniors Page 9 Sophomores Page 13 Freshmen Page 17 Junior High Page 21 Elementary Page 27 Faculty and Staff Page 35 Organizations Page 41 Sports Page 49 Fillies Basketball Page 51 Broncos Varsity Basketball Page 59 Broncos Junior Varsity Basketball Page 70 Colts Junior High Basketball Page 73 Girls’ Volleyball Page 79 Activities Page 81 Advertising Page 99 It is a pleasure to be associated with a student body that is growing in spirit, drive and desire for academic ex- cellence. The path to the top is long and bumpy, but the view and the feeling once you reach it make the journey worthwhile. To those who are leaving us, we know you’ll find success. To those of you who will return, let’s continue to work and make our school the BEST! 'rru.GJiy— 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Most Improved 2 Drill Team 2,3 G.A.A. 2,3,4 President 4 Yearbook Staff 3 N.S.S.C.A. 4 Student Council 4 4-H 1,2,3,4 President 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 3,4 Defense MVP 1 Volleyball 1,4 Track 3,4 MVP 3 Frontier Run 3,4 P.E. Award 1 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer 3,4 Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Class President 1,2 Vice-President 4 Treasurer 3 National Honor Society 4 President 4 Who’s Who 4 Girls’ State 3 Yearbook Staff 4 N.A.S.L.A. 4 N.S.S.C.A. 4 6 Yearbook Staff 2,3,4 Honor Society 1,2,3 Girls’ State Runner-Up 3 Who’s Who 3 Cfojjuia mcuiptu d 'Tff Football 1 J.V. Soccer 1,2 Varsity Swimming 2 Cross Country 3 Basketball 3 Track 3 I Dare You Award 3 Class President 3 Who's Who 4 Secretary 4 N.S.S.C.A. 4 Block A 3,4 Student Council Secretary 4 CLASS MOTTO Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well-lived makes every day a dream of happiness, and tomorrow a vision of hope. CLASS SONG “Believe It or Not” Joey Scarbury Mr. Rusert, Advisor; Lisa Cirac, Vice-President; John Lenox, Secretary-Treasurer; Craig Wallace, President. 7 CLASS COLORS Blue and white CLASS FLOWERS Blue-tipped carnations and orange roses I 9 8 2 J.V. Basketball 1 MVP 1 Captain 1 Varsity Basketball Captain 4 Block A 1,2,3,4 President 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Frontier Run 1,2,3 Track 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 J.V. Basketball 3 MVP 3 Varsity Basketball 3,4 Co-Captain 4 Track 2,3,4 Block A 3,4 Cheerleading 4 V.I.C.A. 2 Honor Society 4 Who's Who 4 Mentally Gifted Students Program 1,2 Distinguished American High School Students 4 8 10 Mary Kay Pope Tina Rubert Shendry Rusert Tom Smith Left: Barry Collier putting his Geometry skills to practical use. Middle: Journalism class hard at work. Bottom: Could Barry's seriousness get any worse? Lee Williams Kelly Strain 12 Sophomores 84 § 6 P h omorcs Roger Coffman Roger Hooper James Helming Arlene Hooper Deanna Johnson Vickie Martinelli Ches Merrill Top Center—Roger Hooper takes a relaxing break. Top Right—Jimmy Helming falls in love. Bottom Right—Class Officers, Left to Right—Arlene Hooper, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Rusert, Advisor; Mike Lenox, President; Jimmy Helming, Vice-President. 15 1 Top Left—Sophomores hard at work. Top Right—Jimmy Helming playing teacher. Middle Left—Chester Merrill listens to Coach telling him what he did wrong. Middle Right—Roger Hooper showing his fondness for school. Bottom Right—Roger tells photographer how he flew down and saved Austin in his jet (paper) airplane. 16 This is what you call a hard-working class. Give it up, David! Joe Stewart Carla Acord Jim Butler Willie Evans Johnny Helming Pauline Rusert ■ 23 Left to Right, Class Officers—Ricky Banovich, Vice President; Clay Dalluge, President; Miss Shipley, Advisor; Johnny Helming, Sargeant-at-arms; Stephanie Campbell, Secretary-Treasurer. Caylee Acord Barbara Davis SeucntK tirade Tonya Campbell Colleen Martinelli Roy Mecham Michelle Merrill Tasha Mock Alex Rose E i Charlie and Alex Rose doing what all seventh graders usually do in class. Class Officers, Left to Right—Charlie Rose, Sergeant-at-Arms; Colleen Martinelli, Vice President; Miss Shipley, Advisor; Michelle Merrill, Secretary-Treasurer; Tonya Campbell, President. 25 Get your clothes on! 26 Elementary Allan Brady Shandon Camarillo Bruce Coffman Penny Collier Mike Ryan Sharolyn Young 29 Not Pictured—Shane Brown 31 I should have gone into plumbing. 32 Middle Right—This is your left hand, Jolene! Bottom Left—Miss Benbow attempting to catch a fish. Bottom Right—Miss Benbow begging to be in the Christmas play. first Grade Mary Rae Hammond Rachelle Young Melanie Chappell Ginger Lenox Eleanor Rose 34 Christopher Renfro Not Pictured—Becki Allison David Young Katrina Young facultg $taff Principal faculty Mr. Dwyer University of Nevada, Reno B.S., 1972 M.A., 1976 Kindergarten Cook University of Montana, Missoula B.A., 1964 26 years experience Miss Finnie First and second grade Northeastern Illinois University B.A., 1981 1 year experience Miss Benbow 36 Fifth and sixth grade University of Nevada, Reno B.A., 1973 7 years experience Mr. Gandolfo Mrs. Dwyer Special Education Kindergarten University of Nevada, Reno B.A., 1977 5 years experience 37 Mrs. Gandolfo Mr. Ramsey Health Government Speech Typing Economics World History Junior Advisor Langston University, Oklahoma B.A., 1970 8 years experience Science 7 and 8 Math 7 Physical Education Health Volleyball Coach Freshman Advisor Central Michigan University B.A., 1981 1 year experience Geography 7 and 8 Home Economics Family Living Art Consumer Education 7th and 8th grade Advisor University of Nevada, Reno . B.A., 1980 • 2 years experience Miss Shipley Miss Gorney 38 English 7, 9-12 German Creative Writing Journalism Yearbook Advisor Sophomore Advisor University of Arizona B.A., 1976 California State Fresno, M.A., 1977 2 years experience Mrs. Rusert Biology, Ecology Science Algebra Geometry Woodshop Senior Advisor San Francisco State B.A., 1977 4 years experience Mr. Rusert Varsity Coach English 8 Office Practice Math Physical Education Weight Training Oregon College of Education B.A., 1970 12 years experience Coach Layton 39 Miss Drengberg Substitute Mrs. Layton Substitute Cheerleader and Drill Advisor Val Gandolfo Bus Driver Jan Bunning Bus Driver 40 Block B ?oa wSwLen i°u?!?ht CcheS. oerril1, K.el,y S,ni?’ Craig Wallace- Coach Layton- Center Row—Roger Hooper, Roger Coffman, John Lenox, Barry Collier, Lee Williams, Ben Williams. Front Row—Jimmy Helming, Victor May, Tom Smith, Tom Stewart, David McKnight. 42 Mem Above, Left to Right—Juli Jung, Lisa Cirac, Stephanie Campbell, Kim Mock, Vickie Martinelli, Holly Collier, Cam- mie Helming. Next Row—Tonya Campbell, Cindy McKnight, Kandi Cadwallader, Shendry Rusert, Arlene Hooper. Advisor, Miss Gorney. Officers—Kandi Cadwallader, President; Lisa Cirac, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Gorney, Advisor. 43 Honor Society Student Council Top Row, Left to Right—Holly Collier, Shannon Bridwell, Tom Stewart. Middle Row, Left to Right—Tina Rubert, Lisa Cirac, Juli Jung, Craig Wallace. Bottom Row—Tonya Campbell, Kandi Cadwallader, Clay Dalluge. Mr. Ramsey, Advisor; John Lenox, Secretary; Barry Collier, President. 44 Left to Right—Craig Wallace, Lisa Cirac, Kim Mock. Mr. Ramsey, Advisor. Science Club Left to Right -Mr. Rusert, Advisor; John Lenox, Shendry Rusert, Kandi Cadwallader, Kim Mock, Lisa Cirac and Juli Jung. Left to Right—Craig Wallace, Lisa Cirac, John Lenox. Dhos Dho 45 'yearbook Staff mm Rigt]l Lee '“T’ Jimmy Helming' Mrs Rusert' Barry Collier' R°9er Ho°Per' Kim M°ck, Juli Jung. Bottom Row, Left to Right—Sarah Rose, Rita Hooper, David McKmght, Cammie Helming, Lisa Cirac, Cindy McKnight, Shendry Rusert, Laura Johnson. 46 Top Left—We caught you, David! Top Right Is that really me? Bottom—Roger trying to spell. i 47 ( w Brill Iram Top Row, Left to Right—Vickie Martinelli, Tina Rubert, Pauline Rusert. Middle Row—Carla Acord, Mrs. Layton, Stacie Scatena. Bottom Row—Colleen Martinelli, Michelle Merrill. Top Right: Austin drill team in practice. Above: The drill team giving another fine performance. Bottom Left—Drill team in action during Bronco qame halftime. 48 Success lies in being the best BBS HIGH rantulas ... no matter what! 50 Left to right: Coach Gandolfo, Stephanie Campbell, Lisa Cirac, Juli Jung, Arlene Hooper, Tina Rubert, Kim Mock, Cammie Helming, Cindy McKnight, Holly Collier, Kandi Cadwallader. Carlin Tourney: Austin 39 Elko JV 35 Austin 37 Carlin Var 26 Austin 39 Eureka 34 Austin 45 McDermitt 22 Austin 23 Owyhee 37 Austin 35 Nixon 36 Austin 78 McDermitt 25 Austin 44 Eureka 27 Austin 43 Gabbs 29 Austin 50 Gabbs 42 Austin 49 Lund 34 Austin 25 Owyhee 30 Austin 2 Smith 0 Austin 35 Carlin 30 Austin 23 Coleville 9 State Tournament: Austin 44 Coleville 35 Austin 35 Smith 29 Austin 20 Nixon 36 Record: B” League Runners-Up 81 15 wins—4 losses Forfeit 51 Co-Captains: Cammie Helming, Lisa Cirac, with Coach. Cammie Helming Guard-Forward Contor— SWOOSH! Cwtir Third— Cammie Helming shooting over Owyhee. Bottom Right — Plotting an attack. Conter Bottom— Cammie Helming and Lisa Cirac taking the ball out. 52 The 1981 season proved to be another successful one for the Austin Fillies Basketball team. Our record was 15-4. Two of the losses were to B League State Champions Pyramid Lake. The other two losses were to A League State Runners- Up Owyhee. While it was a disappointment to lose the championship game at the State Tour- nament, the Fillies can look back on this season with a great deal of pride. With a record of 30-7 over the last two years, the Fillies have built a reputation for ex- cellence on the court that will be carried on to future teams. The fans of Austin will have a great deal to look forward to! Top Center— Lisa Cirac and Cammie Helming honor- ing their parents at the last home game. Far Left— Cindy McKnight and Cammie Helming hustling for a jump ball. Bottom Right— Lisa Cirac setting up a play against McDermitt. Bottom Left— Coach Gandolfo making a point on a play. Cindy McKnight Guard—Forward Top- Kim Mock and her mom at the last home game. Confer— Cindy McKnight playing defense in the alumni game. Bottom— Pep rally honors. 54 Holly Collier Forward—Guard Top Left — Cammie Helming setting up a play. Top Center— Lisa Cirac passing off to Kim Mock. Center Left — Cindy McKnight crashes in Gabbs game. Center Right— Cindy nurses her injury. Bottom Right— Lisa Cirac shooting a lay-up in the Lund game. Kim Mock Center—Forward Top Left— Arlene Hooper in a jump ball against Owhyee. Middle Left— Juli Jung in a jump ball against Gabbs. Middle Center— Cammie Helming goes for a free throw, while Coach suffers on the bench. Bottom Middle— Interested Spectators. Bottom Right— The Fillies in a huddle. 56 Top Left—Fillies before their last game. Top Right—Coach before the game. Middle Left—Arlene Hooper and Juli Jung go for jump balls. Middle Right—The scoreboard showing revenge against Smith Valley, and the Fillies going for it! Below— State B” Champs—a season to be proud of. 57 58 mmrq mmcm Top Row, Lett to Right—Coach Layton, Roger Cottman, Kelly Strain, Ches Merrill, Barry Collier. Bottom Row—Craig Wallace, Jimmy Helming, Roger Hooper, Tom Smith, Tom Stewart and Joe Stewart. 1981-82 RECORD—1 Austin 45 Austin 57 Austin 62 Austin 42 Austin 55 Austin 41 Austin 72 Austin 38 Austin 34 Austin 60 Austin 54 Austin 44 Austin 44 Austin 68 Austin 42 Austin 49 Austin 49 Austin 50 wins, 10 losses Owyhee Wells Lowry JV Battle Mtn. JV Smith Valley Gabbs Wells Carlin Independence Carlin McDermitt Eureka Gabbs Lund Eureka Lund McDermitt Gabbs The 1981-82 basketball season was a success overall. The team matured a lot towards the end of the season, for they started to play 35 “control” basketball. The season was filled with inexperienced and 60 young players, who will do better in the future. The team only had two 42 seniors, Tom Stewart and Craig Wallace, but will be returning next 48 year with eight lettermen. They show to be right in the middle of the 59 district championship race, and show a return to the state playoffs. 63 The team had some good performances from Barry Collier, who fin- 98 ished the season averaging 18.6 points per game, 58.4% from the 68 floor and 71.6% from the line. Tom Stewart led the Broncos with 171 32 rebounds, and also had the most steals. Craig Wallace was the most 74 improved player on the squad. 53 I enjoyed the never-die attitude and the total effort the team gave 79 me this season. I am looking forward to the next season with great 70 hopes! 47 53 39 43 63 State Tournament: Austin 49 Gerlach 63 59 Tom Stewart—Guard Craig Wallace—Forward Barry Collier—Forward Kelly Strain—Center Ches Merrill—Center Jimmy Helming—Guard 60 Roger Hooper—Guard Tom Smith—Guard Joe Stewart—Guard Roger Coffman—Forward 61 Bustm Cheerleaders 62 “Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar—All for Austin stand up and holler!” 67 68 Top Left—Jimmy Helming takes a shot while Tom Stewart gets a foul. Top Right—Tom Stewart shooting a free throw. Bottom Left—Barry Collier in sudden pain. Bottom Right—Barry Collier makes two for the Austin Broncos. 69 I j. wmrnm Top Row, Left to Right—Victor May, Lee Williams, John Brady, Roger Coffman, Joe Stewart. Bottom Row—John Lenox, David McKnight, Tom Smith, Coach Layton. 1981-82 RECORD 0 wins, 7 losses Austin 16 Owyhee Austin 25 Wells Austin 16 Carlin Austin 28 Independence Austin 22 Carlin Austin 28 McDermitt Austin 42 Eureka 70 Above—Joe Stewart shoots a free throw while the rest of the team jumps towards the ball. John Brady—Forward Viclor May—Guard John Lenox—Forward Tom Smith—Guard JV fights for a jump ball. Lee Williams—Forward The 1981-82 J.V. basketball season was a suc- cess, for it accomplished its goal of getting these J.V. players ready for varsity competition. I am proud to say that I coached these young men, and I know they will be winners in the future. I am also proud of the total effort, pride and desire these young men displayed on and off the court. They were winners all the way. Top Right—Joe Stewart taking a shot from the side; Middle Right—Coach Layton telling the J.V. what to do; Bottom Right—Tommy Smith attempts to drive. 72 Colts Basketball Bottom Left to Right— Coach Layton, Charlie Rose, Alex Rose. Next Row Left to Right— Ricky Banovich, Tonya Campbell, Johnny Helming, Dean Smith Next Row Left to Right— Joey Ramos, Bobby Helming, Shandon Camarillo, Pauline Rusert. Top Row Left to Right— Manager Sheila Linhart, Mike Banovich, Penny Collier, Clay Dalluge and Tasha Mock. Bolow— Coach, I TOLD you I didn’t want to do that! This basketball season was a very good learn- ing experience. The season was full of pride, hus- tle and lots of desire with all the Colts. I was very proud of this team’s attitude of never giving up. I feel a lot of greater moments are ahead when they put on Fillie or Bronco uniforms in future years. It was an honor to coach them. Jr. High Cheerleaders Victoria Bell, Stephanie Campbell, Candi Ryan, Jackie Ramos Top Loft- “T” means come here. Top Right— Coach hoping for two points. Center Loft— Gimmie some water. Centor Right— Tonya Campbell trying for two. Bottom Right— Johnny Helming can fly! Bolow— I wonder where everyone went? Center Left— Gimmie that ball. Below— I told you not to tell the referee about our new play. Left to Right—Coach Gorney, Shendry Rusert, Kandi Cadwallader, Lisa Cirac, Vickie Martinelli, Cindy McKnight, Cammie Helming, Tonya Campbell, Manager. Not Shown—Tina Rubert. The Fillies Volleyball team schedule was cancelled the week of January 18th for the remainder of their season due to problems which were not anticipated. One player became very ill and was hospitalized, and another had to quit the team, leaving an inade- quate number of players. The team regrets not being able to finish, and not having the opportunity to defend their 1980-81 championship title. During the shortened season, the girls worked hard and never quit trying to do their best. Vickie Martinelli Cammie Helming Lisa Cirac Cindy McKnight Shendry Rusert Events Mrs. Layton Scooter Ches and Michelle John Roger and Michelle rmtmw fUST Kelly, Barry, Termite and Cammie mmi wnmmmw. ♦ ♦ Lee, Scooter, Roger and Cindy Craig and Juli K1MIIT Mr. Rusert and Vickie mmfim 84 Termite, Tina and Kelly mum Sc fmirn Mrs. Rusert MIFICTIB 85 Austin Suruiues 86 Our town got quite a scare on Friday afternoon, August 28, 1981, when a fire, which started by a bolt of lightning three miles out of town in Reese River Valley, approached the town with great speed. It burned two canyons, Crow and Marshall, south of town, and also burned part of Veches Canyon. As it appeared near the “A” Over town, everyone realized we had a big problem. Helping fight the blaze were 27 federal and state forest fighters, townspeople, the BLM Nevada Division of Forestry, and the Lander County Sheriff’s Department. Three air tankers, 64 pumpers, three bulldozers and one helicopter were also used to gain control of the blaze. All joined forces and worked throughout the night until the fire was contained at 6:00 p.m. Saturday. The out-of-town crews stayed at the high school throughout the weekend to watch for hot spots remaining on the summit to flare up. The United States Forest Service estimated the blaze cost $100,000 to control. It jumped Highway 50 and burned all of Austin Summit and was brought under control about eight miles west of the Frontier Tavern. There was no reported loss of livestock, but the loss of wildlife was great, and plant life was also greatly affected. In this emergency, the people pulled together and showed their concern for the town. By almost losing it, we’ve come to realize how much Austin means to us. 87 Taumt Bun PLACES 1— Barry Collier, 1 hour, 56 minutes 2— Roger Hooper, 1 hour, 56 minutes 3— Johnny Helming, 1 hour, 58 minutes 4— Lisa Cirac, 2 hours, 5 minutes 5— Laurel Camarillo, 2 hours, 6 minutes 6— Roger Coffman, 2 hours, 9 minutes 7— Charlie Evans, 2 hours, 9 minutes 8— John Lenox, 2 hours, 17 minutes 9— Jimmy Helming, 2 hours, 17 minutes 10— David McKnight, 2 hours 18 minutes 11— Lee Williams, 2 hours, 21 minutes 12— Clay Dalluge, 2 hours, 25 minutes 13— Arlene Hooper, 2 hours, 26 minutes 14— Shawn Brown, 2 hours, 30 minutes 15— Charlie Rose, 2 hours, 30 minutes 16— Lisa Brown, 2 hours, 31 minutes 17— Rita Hooper, 2 hours, 32 minutes 18— Mike Lenox, 2 hours, 33 minutes 19— Christina Camarillo, 2 hours, 35 minutes 20— James Coffman, 2 hours, 35 minutes 21— Roy Mecham, 2 hours, 35 minutes 22— Willie Evans, 2 hours, 35 minutes 23— Ricky Banovich, 2 hours, 41 minutes 24— Juli Jung, 2 hours, 41 minutes 25— Kim Mock, 2 hours, 41 minutes, 3 seconds Right— Photo finish of Barry Collier and Roger Hooper trying for first place. They had a slower time than last year. Left— Ricky Banovich bringing up the rear. Right Bottom— Lisa Cirac running on empty after a long hard run, taking fourth place. 88 Top Loft— Johnny Helming, and eighth grader, with a third place. Top Right— Christina Camarillo shows her dancing ability. Middle Loft— Roger Hooper, Laurel Camarillo and Barry Collier on the last leg. Middle Right— John Lenox displays his ability to sleep in the great outdoors. Above— Stephen Lani gives Barry Collier some pointers, and Jimmy Helming tries to hitch a ride to the Tavern. 89 JMnt the ir Bay 91 After Christmas vacation, only a few students returned to school due to a large snowstorm which began a couple of days before vacation ended. Austin got a total of 27 inches of snow, and school came to a near standstill for most of the week until the buses were able to make it into town. The snow stayed on the ground for about a month, much to the enjoyment of all (except those who got their cars stuck!). 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