Austin High School - Castilleja Yearbook (Austin, NV)

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Sarah Rose, the Student Body VP, has actively served the school as a cover artist and as a member of FBLA, Photo Club, Science Club, 4H, and yearbook. For three years she has run her own taxider- my business from her home. Her work has been printed in national taxidermy magazines and has won blue ribbons and a silver platter in county fairs. She was interviewed by the Nevada magazine. ft . Steve Stanello joined Austin High School in the fall of 1983. Steve par- ticipates in the Photo Club and the Spanish Club. He enjoys using the Spanish that he knows in speaking to people from Spanish language backgrounds. His plans for the future are to improve the government. Steve leaves us with this thought. “I do not wish to live what is not life.” Thor Wiegman joined Austin H.S. in January ’84. He is Senior Class Presi- dent, Photo Club President, as well as an active partici- pant in Drama, Speech, and Yearbook. Thor can easily be found working in the darkroom. He plans to join the Air Force after gradua- tion. He leaves us with this thought: “While we may let the meaning of life elude us, we must always be in search of the meaning of love.” 5

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Holly Collier tells us that “Life is fun if you make it that way.” Her school ac- complishments show three years in Yearbook, being editor this year. She was Captain of both Volleyball and Basketball, being the “most inspirational player” in Volleyball her Junior year. She ran track, was a Cheerleader and Drill Team member as well as being president of GAA. She also participated in FBLA. Life is active for Holly. David McKnight led Austin High School as Stu- dent Body President. He played basketball gaining the “Most Improved Player” award his Junior year and being Captain his Senior year. He ran Cross Country and Track as well as the Big Creek Run. Block A, Drama, FBLA, Close-up, Science Club, Yearbook, Class Offices took his time while he won awards in Who’s Who, Academic All American, and Speech con- tests statewide. The class of 1985 will certainly be remembered as a class of quality, not quantity! All five members have worked hard and long on various activities to leave their mark on AHS. In 1983-1984 they sponsored dances, candy sales, and fruitcake sales to raise $600 for the Junior Prom. They ushered in the sale of carnations on Valentine’s Day —1983-1984, Candy Canes at Christmas —1984-1985, and the showing of popular movies charging ad- mission in 1985. And Austin will never forget the last of the great Pie Eating Contests!! As their advisor for two years, I can honestly say they are really five terrific people. They have high goals that can easily be reached with the potential they have. They are all talented and are successful in their areas of interest. I only wish they weren’t leaving Austin High School in May. They will certainly be missed. I wish them all the best of everything. You’re really great!! , 4

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New Year — New Beginning The Juniors started the year with a new ad- visor, Miss Filippini, and with the hope and desire for 7 Juniors to go to Close-up in Washington D.C. Due to lack of funds, two will wait until next year. Many Juniors were successful in basketball, either as cheerleaders or as members of the team. We were proud to have Roy and Steph as all-stars in the McDermitt Tourney. Clay and Liz were successful in Rodeo, improving almost every weekend. Our biggest project this year was the Junior Senior Prom. We began planning it from day 1 and hoped to make it the most successful. Theme: “Time After Time”. The Juniors are sure that the year of 1985 is one that will always remain in their memories. Toni Appelberg Scott Berg Stephanie Campbell Clay Dalluge Charlie Evans Willie Evans Johnny Helming Roy Johnson Jackie Knapton Candi Ryan Kim Stewart Rick Stokoe