Austin High School - Castilleja Yearbook (Austin, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1986 volume:

Seniors—5 Faculty—30, Organizations—34 Underclassmen—12 Sports—39, Special Events—46 Junior High—12, Elementary—26 Miscellaneous—63 Table Of Contents Left to Right: Roy Johnson, Candi Baker, Loretta Todd, Joi Furr—editor, Zoe Willavize, Liz Williams, Scott Berg (Above) Journalism Class hard at work dig- (Across) The Journalism class took a trip ging through newspapers. to Fallon to get ads for the yearbook. This picture was taken in front of a mobile home, where we had just received an ad. Yearbook Staff Over the last year there has been a great deal of anticipation about probable changes at Austin Schools. We are now seeing the Inspiration Mine Project begin. How many children will come into our school from this project is still to be seen. There has been a great deal of work and discussion on a bond issue for a new school. On June 10, 1986, we will see what the voters say. When you read this these questions will be answered and we will be dealing with the results of those answers. The 1985-86 school year will have much history when looking back. It may be the end of one of the smallest combined schools in the state and the beginning of a much enlarged school. Hopefully, we will be able to direct this growth in a positive way for the benefit of all. Gary Pierson, Principal The most important years of anyone’s life are the one’s in school: elementary, secondary, and then on to college. The students in Austin have a very distinct advantage of a small school at- mosphere. From kindergarten to senior class, each one has the one on one atten- tion needed to excel. Even though we are the smallest school we have graduated classes to be proud of. I have been watching classes graduate from Austin since 1977. Each class was special and has contributed something im- portant to society. The history of Austin School may change, but we will always be proud of the students who are attending and have at- tended the smallest school in Nevada. You are all very special. Mrs. Lou Ann Dalluge Secretary Librarian 4 Working with the Class of 1986 has been a very rewar- ding experience for me. The class has been a hard working group of young people. The ex- perience has let me grow to love all the students of 1986. I want to wish you all the best of luck on your road to success. Miss Angie Filippini Senior Class: (Top Left) Back Row: Luis Hernandez, Roy Johnson, Willie Evans, Scott Berg, Clay Dalluge, Johnny Helming. Front Row: Candace Baker, Liz Williams, Stephanie Campbell, Tonya Lewis, Kim Stewart Handley. (Bottom Left) Senior Class Officers: Miss Filippini (Advisor), Stephanie Campbell, Scott Berg, Liz Williams. (Bottom Right) Liz Williams Candi Baker at FBLA Conference. 7 PLANS—To go to college to become an accountant or a social worker. ACTIVITIES—Basketball 2; Volleyball 1,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Freshman Class President; Varsity Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Drama 3,4; Honor Roll 3; Close-Up 3; Yearbook 4. PLANS—To go to UNLV and study advertising or education. ACTIVITIES—Best Dressed 4; Rowdiest 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FBLA President 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Close-Up 3; Boys’ State 3; Business Week 3; Spanish Club President 3; Drama Club President 3; Prom Court 4; Who's Who 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. £C ZJ. wrf) PLANS—To go to UNR and major in special education. Travel and remain single until age 25. ACTIVITIES —Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Drillteam 1; Girls’ State 3; Student Council Secretary 3; Class President 4; Close-Up 4; Honor Society V.P. 4; Who’s Who; Class Secretary 3 8 PLANS—To attend Lassen College, Rodeo, get a good job that will make me a millionaire and then get married to a gorgeous wife. ACTIVITIES—Basketball 2,3,4; Class President 3; Student Council V.P. 4; Block A 2,3,4; Close-Up 3; Boys’ State 3; High School Rodeo Finals 1. PLANS—Move to Mullan, Idaho get married in about five years, become a millionaire in ten years. ACTIVITIES—Basketball 4; Track 3; Block A 4; Class V.P. 3; Yearbook Staff 3. Kim Stewart Handley got mar- ried and left in the middle of the year. We were sorry to see her leave. ACTIVITIES—Drillteam 3,4; FBLA; Track 3. Hi v jJ XjU Jbcr s 5, fc V A6L 9 PLANS—To go to work. ACTIVITIES —Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Coun- try 3; Block A 1,2,3,4. PLANS—To become a boxer. ACTIVITIES—Weight Training 4; Track 4; Big Creek Run 4; Block A 4. PLANS—To study at Las Vegas and become a civil engineer. ACTIVITIES —Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,3; Student Council President 4; Close-Up 4. 10 PLANS—Get married in about five years, have two children. Go to college somewhere and become a nurse or dental technician. ACTIVITIES—Volleyball 4; GAA 4; Basketball 1,2; Big Creek Run 3. 3 ft PLANS—To attend college and major in Animal Biology then Veterinary Science. ACTIVITIES—Basketball 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Rodeo 1,2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleading 3,4; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Nationals 3; Close-Up 3; Hugh O’Brien 2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Class Vice Presi- dent 1; Class Secretary 4; Rodeo Nationals 3; Rodeo Club Secretary 4. ii Junior Class And Officers Junior Class (Across) Top Row: Kody Godard, Loretta Todd, Tasha Mock, Zoe Willavize, Middle Row: Kelli True, Dianna Elkins, Tonya Campbell, Candace Cushman, Bottom Row: Alex Rose, Charlie Rose Junior Class Officers (Below) Tasha Mock—President, Dianna Elkins— Secretary, Zoe Willavize—Vice President 12 Tonya Campbell Candace Cushman Dianna Elkins Kody Godard Tasha Mock Alex Rose ----------------------Junior Class 14 Charlie Rose Loretta Todd Kelli True Zoe Willavize Let’s Relax Tonya and Loretta stuffing face Sophomore Class And Officers (Top Left) Sophomore Class: Top Row: Stephen Lani, Joe Ramos, Sheila Linhart, Dan McCowin. Bottom Row: Joe Dory, Bobby Helming, Joi Furr. (Top Right) Oooh, Macho Man (Bottom Left) Sophomore Officers: Mr. Tremayne (Advisor), Sheila Linhart, Stephen Lani, Bobby Helming. 17 Joseph Dory Joi Furr Bobby Helming Stephen Lani Sheila Linhart Dan McCowin 18 Sophomores Joe Ramos Jr. Sophomores THINK they are so bad! Portrait of a stud She types?! Who can I blackmail next? I’m not gonna save you 19 Penny Collier Tony Handley Lance Thomas Gilda Yadon Sharolyn Young (Not Pictured) Jose Gonzales Freshmen Tendra Adkins Lauren Lani Kevin Stewart Eric Todd Kristy Jones Debra Manzini Mike Miller Billie Qualls Jennifer Ramos Jennifer Todd Donna Young (Not Pictured) Branda Brooks Karry Godard Andrea Levitt Grades Seven Eight Eighth Grade Class Kevin Stewart, Secretary Lauren Lani, Vice President Tendra Adkins, President Top Row: Left to Right: Tendra Adkins, Lauren Lani, Bottom Row: Left to Right: Kevin Stewart, Eric Todd 24 Seventh Grade Class And Officers Seventh Grade Class (Across) Top Row: Left to Right: Jennifer Todd, Donna Young, Kristy Jones, Jenny Ramos, Karry Godard. Bottom Row: Andrea Levitt, Mike Miller, Debra Manzini. Seventh Grade Officers (Below) Donna Young, Jennifer Ramos, Kristy Jones. 25 Annamaria Echevarria Kenneth Godard Jolene Maestretti Joy Riley Dean Young Belinda Brooks Richard Colby Janice Fife Ginger Lenox Selene Lewis Christopher Pierson Ellie Rose Scott Willavize Rachelle Young PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Fifth Sixth Grade Amy Adkins Cord Carrington Jamie Creason Brett Evans Eric Leavitt Shellie Miller Chris Renfro Ben Sanchez Jared Winslow Yvonne Workman David Young Katrina Young Chris Hayes Gene Jones Millas Koestner Lori Maestretti Jackie Ramos Joshua Rudelbach Joel Taylor Brett Thomas Lynette White Tandi Wise Casandra Workman Amy Young Not Pictured Sylvia Gonzales Gabriel Montinez Teresa Young Third Fourth Grade Jimmy Brawley Dona Casey Jimmy Cruz Jerry Hammon Pollyanna Henry Jamie Manzini Jason Manzini Melissa Pierson Doug Qualls Jet Utter Lonnie Wallace Nathan Young Ronnie Adkins Joshua Bishop Charlie Bispo Terry Carrington Clayton Furr Luke Lancaster Mattie Lancaster April Moore Jodee Ramos Jed Rudelbach Matthew Sprague Peggie Workman (Not Pictured) Arlo Brody Timmy Brooks Ryan Fife Guadalupe Gonzales Heather Pierce Dean Beard First Second Grade 28 Kindergarten Miscellaneous Elementary Pictures Bill Cox Science Larry Dean—Emmitt, Idaho Math Angie Filippini Home Economics, Seventh Grade English Civis, Child Development Family Living, Eighth Grade Civics World History Tyrone Glanzer—Spearfish, SD Arts Crafts, Shop, World Geography, Mechanical Drawing Bill Scott—Adak, Alaska English, Newspaper Paul Tremayne Coach, U.S. Government, Weight Training, Junior High High School PE, U.S. History Vickie Willavize—Missoula, Montana Business, Computers, Yearbook Mike Workman Special Education Roberta Benbow First and Second Grade Valarie Gandolfo Kindergarten, Library Aide Bus Driver Janette Pierson Fifth and Sixth Grade Lori Robb—Gardnerville, NV Third and Fourth Grade 30 Kim Jung Substitute teacher Eliabeth Lani Substitute teacher Larry Robb Substitute teacher and substitute custodian Sina Lenox First and Second Grade Aide Carolyn Mastretti Substitute Aide Susan Williams Third and Fourth Grade Aide Cecil Rose Bus Driver Sharon Tremayne Custodian Ardith Workman Bus Driver and substitute teacher Gary Pierson Principal Lou Ann Dalluge Secretary Librarian (Not Pictured) Don Kennedy Substitute teacher Sharon Linhart Substitute teacher Pat Manzini Hot Lunch Program 31 Top Right: Dianna Elkins “This is so much fun’’ Middle Left: Melissa, Chris and Mrs. Pier- son, Valarie Gandolfo “Your Time is coming, honey.” Middle Right: Tonya Campbell, Tasha Mock, Dianna Elkins “What’s next?” Bottom: Chris Pierson, Scott Willavize, and Mrs. Willavize “OK, what did you do wrong this time?” 33 High School Academic Olympics Left to Right: Dan McCowin, Stephen Lani, Back of Zoe Willavize and Loretta Todd. Not Pictured: Tonya Campbell, Penny Collier Junior High Academic Olympics: Jenny Ramos, Kristi Jones, Debby Manzini, Tendra Adkins, Lauren Lani, Donna Young Academic Olympics FBLA Top Row: Stephanie Campbell, Vickie Willavize (Adviser), Liz Williams. Middle Row: Zoe Willavize, Stephen Lani. Bottom Row: Tasha Mock, Loretta Todd. 34 Close-Up Top: on stage—Miss Filippini (Adviser) Stephanie Campbell, Tasha Mock. Left to right: Zoe Willavize, Tonya Campbell, Roy Johnson, -v M i?f£l Student Council m - ■' 35 Top to bottom: Roy Johnson, Clay Dalluge, Scott Berg, Lani, Sharolyn Young, Lauren Lani, Jennifer Ramos. Stephanie Campbell, Tasha Mock, Bobby Helming, Stephen Drillteam Standing: Miss Fillippini (Advisor) few night rehearsals. The season was ended at the state Left to Right: Kody Godard, Loretta Todd, Zoe Willavize, basketball tournament with a drill to the song “When the Going The 85-86 Austin High School drill team was small, but flashy. Gets Tough.” The drill received numerous compliments from The girls practiced on their lunch hour with the exception of a Austin and other “B” schools. Austin Branch of Lander County High School 36 Left to Right: Liz Williams, Mrs. Dalluge (Advisor), Clay Dalluge. (Top Left) Varsity Cheerleaders: Top to Bottom: Left to Right: Candi Baker, Stephenie Campbell, Liz Williams, Tasha Mock, Dianna Elkins, Valerie Gandolfo (Adviser). (Top Right) Mascot Tonya Campbell (Bottom Right) J.V. Cheerleaders: Sheila Linhart, Sharolyn Young, Valerie Gandolfo (Adviser) (Bottom Left) Varsity Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders: What they lacked in experience they more than made up for in enthusiasm and hard work. Varsity Cheerleaders: These girls combine all of the best elements of spirit, pride, sportsmanship, professionalism and effort for a cheerleading squad. They were without equal and the best group I have overworked with. G.A.A. Top Row: Left to Right: Jenny Ramos, Sharolyn Young, Todd, Dianna Elkins, Tasha Mock, Liz Williams, Penny Collier, Stephenie Campbell, Kody Godard, Sheila Linhart. Bottom Row: Zoe Willavize, Candi Baker, Lauren Lani. Left to Right: Mr. Glanzer (Adviser), Tonya Campbell, Loretta Block A Top Row: Left to Right: Willie Evans, Clay Dalluge, Joey Dory, Lani, Mr. Tremayne (Adviser), Bobby Helming, Joe Ramos, Scott Berg, Alex Rose, Johnny Helming, Charlie Rose, Shawn Lance Thomas. Stainbrook. Bottom Row: Left to Right: Roy Johnson, Stephen 38 Girls’ Basketball Team (Middle) Lauren Lani (Manager), Sheila Linhart, Zoe Willavize, Stephanie Campbell, Liz Williams, Tasha The Fillies Mock, Jenny Ramos (Manager), In Front: Mr. Glanzer (Coach) (Below) Jump Tonya, we want the ball, don’t let the Jaguars have it! 40 The 85-86 Fillies basketball season was very successful. The Fillies were 8-13 for the season and made the trip to State Tournament in Carson City. The team was young and inexperienced and short on players. They played most of the season with only 6 players. Tonya and Steph were the nucleus of the team with Tasha in strong support. The rest of the girls had little or no experience, but learned fast and by the end of the season were playing very well. The Fillies were the 4th place team in Division I in the B” League and played and lost to McDerrmitt in the first game of the tournament. The Fillies placed 2 players on the All- Division I team. Tonya Campbell on the first team and Stephanie Campbell on the 2nd team. The team voted on two awards for the season: Most valuable player—Tonya Campbell. Most Improved Player—Sheila Linhart. Upper Left: Tasha Mock shooting the ball while Zoe Willavize prepares to rebound. Upper Right: The Campbell sisters amaz- ing technique. Center Left: The Fillies secret play. Center Right: Zoe shoots a free throw. Right: Liz makes a screen for Tonya as Steph tries to guard number 30. 41 Standing (L-R) Lance Thomas, Bobby Helming, Willie Evans, Charlie Rose, Clay Dalluge, Scott Berg, Alex Rose, Joey Dory, Johnny Helming, Joey Ramos, Stephen Lani, Roy Johnson. Kneeling (L-R) Lauren Lani (Manager), Coach Tremayne, Mike Miller (Manager). Boys’ Varsity Basketball 42 Boys’ Basketball The season began with the Bronco s winning both the McDermitt and Beatty tournaments. Alex Rose was named MVP of the Beatty tournament. The Bronco's ended the preseason with a 6 and 3 win loss record. The Bronco’s began the Conference games determined to win—and they did! The Bronco’s went into the State Tourna- ment seated number 1 with a 10-0 win loss record. They took their determination with them but lost a close game (56-57) to McDermitt. Roy Johnson and Johnny Helming plac- ed on the All State Second team. The Bronco’s kept their fans on the edge of their seat during the season. It was a great season enjoyed by everyone. 43 44 Candi Baker Stephanie Campbell Penny Collier Kody Godard Tonya Lewis Tasha Mock Loretta Todd Zoe Willavize Liz Williams Not Pictured: Tonya Campbell Volleyball Team Starting the year with volleyball camp, we carried on the season with the same fun and dedication that was begun there. Our record was 2 and 10, but we were never far out of any game we played. We had some individual player recognition and success with what we worked the hardest on, attitude, showing through as we tied with another team for our division sportsmanship award. J.V. Boys’ Basketball Standing (L-R) Lance Thomas, Bobby Helming, Shawn Kneeling (L-R) Lauren Lani (Manager), Coach Tremayne, Mike Steinbrook, Scott Berg, Charlie Rose, Joey Dory, Stephen Lani. Miller (Manager). Colts Junior High Basketball 45 Standing (L-R) Lauren Lani, Mike Miller, Eric Todd, Tendra Adkins, Coach Tremayne. Kneeling (L-R) Jolene Mastretti, Kristy Jones, Jennifer Ramos, Debbie Manzini. Personality Poll MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Roy Johnson Stephanie Campbell Scott Berg LEADERS Roy Johnson Tonya Campbell MOST OUTGOING Roy Johnson Tonya Campbell TEACHERS’ PETS Stephen Lani Lauren Lani Mrs. Dalluge 49 MOST POPULAR Joey and Stephanie CUTEST COUPLE Lance and Jenny MOST ORGANIZED Tonya and Stephen BEST PERSONALITY Dianna and Charlie BEST DANCER Joey and Stephanie BEST LOOKING Candi and Joey FRIENDLIEST Loretta and Joey BEST EYES Jenny and Dianna Lance and Joey BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Tasha and Charlie HYPER Tonya and Clay CLASS CLOWN Jenny and Clay BEST HAIR Joey and Candi 1985 Graduation How am I doing so far? (Top) The Senior Class of 1985 (Top Right) The smile of relief. (Center) r o Thank you very much (Bottom Left) Mr. Pierson and Holly Collier doing the graduation boogie. (Bottom Right) 51 Nevada Lands Office Realtor James M. Kielhack M.S.A. Kingston Village Austin, Nevada 89310 PHONE: (702) 964-2483 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “86” TELEPHONE (702) 423-7909 Velvet Hammer 190 E. 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Box 125 Main Street Austin, Nevada 89310 964-2569 53 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 Doctors Tedd McDonald And Stuart Richardson 445 SOUTH MAINE STREET FALLON, NEVADA 89406 (702) 423-4334 (702) 964-2306 C.B CH. 19 MONITERED RAY’S AUTOMOTIVE WELDING COMPLETE AUTO 4 TRUCK REPAIR DAYTON TIRES, NAPA PARTS RAY SALISBURY p. 0. BOX 28 Owner-Operator 1301 EAST MAIN ST. SINCE 1970 AUSTIN, NV 89310 Lander Lumber Supply TRUE VALUE HARDWARE GOOD LUCK to the CLASS OF 1986 Main Street, Box 112 Austin, Nevada 89310 Frank Madge Bertrand May Hessler (702) 964-2433 r 270 S. MAIN STREET FALLON, NV Ct$wi 9:00-6:00 W W MON-SAT PRICE GUARANTEE Closed Sunday 423-3399 WEST PRICE GUARANTEE 423-3399 FINE FURNITURE AND INTERIORS QUALITY Living Room, Bedroom, Dining Room Furniture Floor Coverings and Bedding at Reasonable Prices TERMS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET 55 Crown Auto Body And Paint Shop, Inc. FRANK M. BROWN We make your body look like new Phone: 523-2426 730 South Taylor Fallon, Nevada Sheila D. 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WANT NOTHING BUT THE BEST FOR THE CLASS OF 86” BE PROUD OF YOUR HERITAGE AND AUSTIN, NEVADA Jesus? There Is A Choice!! Austin Baptist Church— Gillman Springs Baptist Mission main water street . . tonopah highway service times Sunday school Sunday morning service church training Sunday night service wed. night service 9:45 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 62 i oiu I•