Austin High School - Castilleja Yearbook (Austin, NV)

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CLJk.JL. Top Row: Sheila Linhart. Middle Row: Tammy Clark, Mrs. Jung Advisor, Jackie Knapton, Dianna Elkins, Robin Manz, Robin Ward, Tonya Campbell Secretary, Candi Ryan, Bottom Row: Toni Appelberg, Stephanie Campbell Vice-President, Mary Jones, Elizabeth Williams, Holly Collier President, Tasha Mock. First Row: Robin Ward, Dianna Elkins, Stephanie Campbell. Second Row: Toni Appelberg, Mary Jones President, Scott Berg, Jackie Knapton. Third Row: Wendy Long, Robin Manz, David McKnight, Thor Weigman, Mrs. Long Advisor. Fourth Row: Candi Ryan, Kelli True, Tasha Mock. 20

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PHOTO CLUB Toni Appelberg, Robin Manz, Rick Stokoe, Charlie Rose, Steve Stanello, Lenny Stokoe, Thor Wiegman, Joey Dory, Charlie Evans, Paul Pryor, Sponsor: Mr. Cox SPANISH CLUB Toni Appelberg, Wendy Long, Robin Manz, Jackie Knapton, Dianna Elkins, Steve Stanello, Tasha Mock, Robin Ward, Scott Berg. Sponsor: Mrs. Long 19

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Otichffe IO.ob Close-Up Earns Its Way An exciting tradition for Austin High School students has been the possibility of go- ing to Washington D.C. on a special program that gives them insights on the working of our government plus the dazzle of travel from the center of Nevada. Many pies are baked and raffled off just for this purpose, along with any other idea that can materialize. On the left we see Liz Williams and advisor Miss Filip- pini ready to take a sale from Lavar Young. The students also receive donations from peo- ple who believe it is a great opportunity for Austin Youth. U ti The Close-Up students began with this group. Front: Jackie Knapton, Stephanie Campbell. Back: Liz Williams, Candi Ryan, Scott Berg, Clay Dalluge, and original ad- visor, Mr. Tremayne. Miss Filippini assumed advisor- ship after Mr. Tremayne was needed to coach all three basketball teams. All active students and faculty get plenty of respon- sibilities in a small dynamic school like ours. MAC — Mothers Always Care MAC was formed by Mrs. Lavar Young’s efforts to get interested parents to provide special activities for Austin’s 7-12th grade youth. A mock rodeo, a games night, and a Spanish fiesta with Mexican Food and slides from Spain were experienced. A true highlight was the Philippine dinner presented this past fall with true Philippine food being served and enjoyed by our Nevada youth. Parents contributed the food, and the cooking was a new adventure that required exchanging recipes and a few phone calls. To the left is a picture of Candi Ryan, Jackie Knapton, and Sharolyn Young learning the Philippine dance from Virginia Anthony who has recently arrived in the U.S. from the Philippines. We all heard clicking bamboo for weeks as they jumped to keep their ankles free. Virginia showed slides and gave a talk that really challenged some young Austin minds. ’(Name suggested by Mary Ann Jones) 21