Austin High School - Castilleja Yearbook (Austin, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1988 volume:

Ifr ■■ ■ d i— - - L. - --J ii r 7$ f tr r Block A — GGA members plan for town team tournament Sheila, Lauren, Tendra, Bobby, Joey, Matt, Joi, Kristy, Jenny, Sharolyn, Me- lissa, Denny Coaches. Right: 7th Grade students hard at work? Tom Meadows, Ron Lickers, Mike Miller, Rachelle Young, Ed Zamora, Ellie Rose, Mrs. Mariluch, Patty Holli Middleton. Joe Ramos scans (Webster def. to investigate thoroughly by checking point to point) Melissa Hinkle. Sister Aimee watches to be sure Ramos doesn’t try anything! Below: Aimee Hinkle Tendra Adkins Never a dull moment — more than a few surprises — life at Austin High Student Life This year Austin School has again seen a growth in population. We en- ded last year with about 145 students. This year we swelled to 191 at our peak. Since our new school is not due to be completed till next year and our walls wouldn’t stretch anymore, a mo- bile unit was added. This new unit added two rooms to our school. Also this year, our school welcomed Mr. Wayne Montgomery as the new school principal. Mr. Montgomery has been a principal in both Idaho and Nevada. He attained his degree in administra- tion at Boise College and Rutgers Uni- versity. We look forward to his being here along with the new school for many years to come. Left: Tendra Adkins, Lauren Lani, Sharolyn Young celebrate the completion of their com- puter programming final. Above: Monica Bush Aimee Hinkle get all excited. Sharolyn Young and Kim Stalnbrook outside after completing their computer final. — and it’s still light out!!! — Table. oP High School1-'8 {Junior HigJy—‘16 Elementary-—|H Faculty --- 26 flori . J0 rr .3 Fensohd ilrty Poll “30 Homecomina -37 sports •---- 44 Graduation —'52 Lauren Lanl, Bobby Helming, Kristy Brock, Jol Furr, James Horan, Debbie Manzini, Stephen Lani, Brenda Brooks. Mrs. Willavize not pictured. 4 Principal’s Message Top right: Mr. Montgomery with a gleam In his eyes and Bobby Helming grinning In terror. Below left: Mr. Montgomery addresses the Indians and the Pilgrims. Below right: Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Mrs. Dalluge selling tickets at the Carnival. There are many things that I could advise you on concerning your years at this school. However most people choose to experience things for themselves and discover what works best for them. The years that you will spend at this school are but few, but the knowledge that you gain here will have a lasting effect on the rest of your life. If you take advantage of every educational opportunity and involve yourselves in the many worthwhile activities going on around this school and community, then your experience here will take on a new meaning for you. More importantly, these worthwhile experiences will prepare you to take your place in America as a contributing citizen. To those of you who have found the value of an education, I wish you the greatest opportunities in your pursuit of knowledge and the best of times in finding out what works for you. I have enjoyed serving as the Principal of your school and trust that the relationships that we have established with each other will long be remembered. Mr. Montgomery, Principal 5 The PTA Halloween Carnival was a roaring success. Each class participated in some way. The 7th grade had the jail, the 8th grade sold chorizo’s. The Freshmen had a food booth. The Sophomores had the haunted house, the Juniors had the cake walk and the Seniors had a pie eating contest. Each elementary room set up games. It seemed like most of Austin turned out to enjoy the festivities of the evening. The fun ended with the pie eating contest, won by Bobby Helming. Above: The pie eating contest. Contestants: Debbie Manzini, Kristy Brock and Jenny Ramos. Kristy Brock, ?, Jenny Ramos, Bobby Helming, Eating the profits. ?, Mr. Cox, and Mr. Dean. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL 6 Paint The “A” Day Painting the “A” has been the job of the Freshmen for many years at Aus- tin. The Seniors take on the solemn duty of supervising the pulling of weeds and applying of white wash to the “A” by the Freshman class. The Freshmen are always excited to see this day arrive! Often they are so anxious to begin that they don’t even wait for a ride up the hill, instead they run up the hill in their zeal to begin. When the job is done to everyones satisfaction you can usually see the Freshmen giving thanks that they had the privilege of providing this service to their school. Top Left: Jenny Ramos loves her work Left: Donna Young, Debbie Manzint, Jenny Ra- mos, Branda Brooks and Jennifer Todd — giv- ing thanks Above: Sheila Linhart, Joe Dory and Mr. Mont- gomery — in solemn supervision Hi Ho, Hi Ho, a painting we will go Yes, I think that will do the trick. 7 Senior Class JOE DORY Goals: Become a circus clown or maybe a sumo wrestler. No really, I just want to graduate, then become rich, famous and stuck up. Activities: JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Student Body VP 4; Water Polo 2,3 BRONWEN EARNSHAW Goals: My goal is to become very rich and to pay somebody else to do my taxes. ROBERT GRIMES Goals: I would like to graduate from high school this year. Also I would like to own a Convertible Calloway Corvette. I want to own the Budweiser Corporation. Activities: Basketball 3,4 JOI FURR Goals: My goals are to move to Utah, go to Utah Tech., and before I leave for Utah to party with my friends. Activities: Yearbook 2,4, Yearbook Editor 2 8 Class Of 1988 BOBBY HELMING Goals: My goals after high school are to go to college, have fun, party!, and make lots of money. Activities: Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Block A President 4; Academic Olympics 4; High School Bowl 4; Track 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4 STEPHEN LANI Goals: My future goals are to further my education in electronic engineering, make my first million at the age of 31, and retire by 42. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,4; High School Bowl 3,4; Acad Oly. 1,2,3,4; Photo Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Drama 2; Class Off. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2 (Pres.) 3,4; Close-Up 3; FBLA 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; NV Boys State 3 (Jr. Counselor) 4; HOBY 2; Governor’s Institute for the Gifted and Talented 4; Nevada Scholar; Class Valedictorian SHEILA LINHART Goals: To go to the University of Nevada-Reno and become a Registered nurse, then work for 2-4 years then settle down with a family. Activities: Drill Team 1; Cheerleader 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Close-Up 4; Yearbook 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; High School Bowl 4; Academic Olympics 4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 4; FBLA President 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Student Body Secretary 4 JOE RAMOS JR. Goals: I hope to direct my future towards the U.S. Air Force Academy. If I live through my Freshman (or “Doolie”) year, I will make a career out of the military. If I don’t, I’ll move back to Nevada and become a hermit! Activities: Honor Society 3,4; Close-Up 3; Class Off. 1,2,3; Block A Pres. 1,2; Stud. Coun. 1,2,3, (Pr) 4; Acad. Olym. 3,4; High School Bowl 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; 1st Team — All State AU Div Player of the Year 3,4; All-Div 2nd Team 3; Attended Olympic Try-outs Trapshooting 1; NV State Champion, under 18 division, 82, 83, 84, 87; — Have hit shot 100 out of 100 tries —; Numerous other trapshooting and basketball achievements 9 Jol Furr — it’s not really hers! You mean this isn’t amusing? Bobby Grimes, caught in the act! Joey Dory studying???????!!!!!!!! Right: Surprize, Surprize, Surprize — bet you never thought you’d see this picture in the yearbook Sheila. Below: Bronwen Earnshaw demonstrates A Touch of Class! Above: Stephen, we know you have a reason, you want to go to the Air Force Academy. But Joey, what’s yours? Are you planning to let your dad land his balloon on that flat top? Right: Mr. Dean Joey Ramos take a look at life through another set of specs. 10 Left: Bronwen Earnshaw seems to be having a Melissa Hinkle, Stephen Lani, Mr. Cox and hard time looking at those clashing clothes. Sheila Linhart smile for the camera — Please! 11 Tina Flatt, Jackie Ramos, Holli Middleton, Mrs. Mariluch, Mr. Dean, and Branda Brooks raffle cakes for Close-Up Junior Class Dean Young, Denny Zimmerman, Lance Thom- Scott Johnson always enjoys a good game of as James Horan just about ready to take on Ping Pong. Mr. Reed! Penny Collier James Horan Scott Johnson Tim Piscovlch Brooks Morrow Lance Thomas Sharolyn Young James Bronwen at work??? Tim fixes his do. Sharolyn Stephen relaxin. Lance — oops! 12 Sophomore Class Tendra Adkins Allan Brady Angela Christmann Del Gallegos Melissa Hinkle Lauren Lani Mitch Peterson Jennifer Piscovich Kim Stainbrook Kevin Stewart Eric Todd Dennis Zimmerman CLASS OF NINETY Tina Flatt “Oh so happy!” Donna Young gets a helping hand. Brandon Dikes Andrea Levitt Branda Brook “What’s up Doc?” Kristy Brock Branda Brooks Brandon Dikes Tina Flatt Debbie Manzlni Jenny Ramos Jennifer Todd Donna Young Not Pictured — Andrea Levitt CLASS OF ’91 14 JUNIOR OFFICERS — Sharolyn Young, Sec.-Treas.; James Horan, Pres.; Mike Tremayne, Asso. Adv.; Lance Thomas, VP; Scott Johnson SaA; and Bill Cox, Adv. (Not Pictured). SENIOR OFFICERS — Paul Tremayne, Adv.; Sheila Llnhart, Sec.; Stephen Lani, Pres.; and Bobby Helming, VP. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS — Tendra Adkins, Sec.; Kim Stainbrook, Pres.; Lauren Lani, VP; and Vickie Willavlze, Adv. (Not Pictured). FRESHMEN OFFICERS — Branda Brooks, Pres.; Debbie Manzini, Sec.; Tina Flatt, VP; and Tyrone Glanzer, Adv. 15 8th Grade Class Colby Allred Matthew Bear Jason Flatt Aimee Hinkle Bill Keller Ruben Lopez Jolene Maestretti Mike Miller Patty Peterson Christi Whitted Dean Young Rachel Zimmerman CLASS OF NINETY TWO 16 CLASS OF ‘92’ AND ‘93’ Junior High Class Officers Left: 8th Grade Officers President: Mike Miller, Vice President: Bill Kel- ler, Secretary: Aimee Hinkle, Sgt. at Arms: Rueben Lopez, Advisor: Mrs. Mariluch Above: Scott Willavize, Jason Flatt Dean Young try out a game they made in shop. Left: Janice Fife and Holli Middleton take a break. 17 Seventh Grade Belinda Brooks Brian Buie Janice Fife Steve Griffin Ginger Lenox Ronald Lickers Thomas Meadows Holll Middleton Carla Mitchell Elite Rose Sara Simmons Scott Willavize Rachelle Young Edward Zamora Seventh grade animals in action! Janice Fife and Belinda Brooks dreaming of the BEACH! 18 6th Grade Amy Adkins Bobby Fye Both Hibbert Kippie Kolacki Raelynn Owens Chris Renfro Jamie Skeath Jamey Whitted Jared Winslow Yvonne Workman David Young Katrina Young Amanda Zimmerman Mr. Shaw’s class hard at work CLASS OF NINETY FOUR 19 5th Grade John Paul Arrey Gary Combs Gene Jones Millas Koestner Eric Leavitt Myrna Lopez Lori Maestretti Mary Neville Jacqueline Ramos Joshua Rudelbach Brett Thomas Gabriel Tureson Lynette White Tandi Wise Casandra Workman Amy Young Above: I knew I forgot something! Right: Not another picture! CLASS OF NINETY FIVE 20 4th Grade Heather Armistead Aurina Asusta Doug Borgeson Cristy Bradford James Brawley Arlo Brady Tim Brooks Ryan Fife J. R. Hammon Brandi Kolacki Kristal Land Estela Lopez Jaime Manzini Jason Manzini Elsa Moreno Jason Pendergrass Jet Utter Lonnie Wallace Billy Whitted Nathan Young After making rockets the 4th grade class went out to the Roses’ to launch them. Baseball was the name of the game. CLASS OF NINETY SIX 21 Corrie Bispo Jamie Bullington Richard DeMars Heather Farquhar Wayne Fife James Jung Norma Moreno Aaron Pendergrass Katie Riccitelli 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 22 Ronnie Adkins Dean Beard Josh Bishop Charlie Bispo Clayton Furr Heather Hibbert Luke Lancaster Mattie Lancaster Shelly Lisanti Christy Mitchelle April Moore Rene Owens Jodee Ramos Robert Rodriquez Jed Rudelbach Matt Sprague Peggie Workman CLASSES OF NINETY SEVEN AND NINETY EIGHT 1st Grade Apryl Bishop Matthew Brawley Roseann Duncan Adrian Dunton Katrina Inchauspe Manuel Moreno Jason Owens Joshua Owens Sheila Partridge Stephanie Prestwich Matthew Tremayne Feme Williams Justin Woods Alvin Young Jonathon Young Adam Zamora Ginger Lenox and Adam Zamora Two Modern Day Indians CLASS OF NINETY NINE 23 Kindergarten Laura Baldovinez Michele Beard Cherise Bishop Kristene Bishop Jenny Farquhar Leah Holllbaugh Amy McKnight Christopher Neville Vernon Pope Sheila Raymond Jesus Rodriquez Arnold Sears Camille Sloan Neisha Tureson Corey Wilson Ashel Young 24 Mrs. Hollibaugh speaks to the graduating class. Those attending kindergarten graduation were treated to a delightful play put on by the grad- uates. CLASS OF TWO THOUSAND (2000) Nevada Bell brought their hot air balloon to Austin to give rides to the elementary students. A few high school students and some teachers All the elementary had a part this year in the rode too. Christmas program. Kippi Kolacki Amy Adkins waiting for Santa. 25 Valarle Anderson — 5th Grade Roberta Benbow — 1st Grade Bill Cox — Science Larry Dean — Math Tyrone Glanzer — Shop History Marie Hollibaugh — Kindergarten Barbara Malin — 2nd Grade Angie Mariluch — H.Ec Jr. High Wayne Montgomery — Principal Ed Reed — 4th Grade Bob Shaw — 6th Grade Debbie Tremayne — 3rd Grade Mike Tremayne — English Coach Paul Tremayne — PE Gov’t Coach Vickie Willavlze — Bus Comp YB Mike Workman — Special Ed. Lou Ann Dalluge — Secretary Carolyn Maestretti — Sub Pat Manzinl — Hot Lunch Cecil Rose — Bus Sub Sharon Tremayne — Janitor Susan Williams — Elem. Aide Teachers And Staff Not Pictured — Terry Gondolfo, Sub; Jim Taylor, Butch Turson, Bus Drivers; Carol Vaught, Teresa O’Toole, Holli O’Toole, Substitutes. Support team from Battle Mountain. Above: Nurse Malone checks out Denny’s weight to see if he can have dessert tonight. Right: Who’s that in Mike Tremayne’s chair — have the Martians landed???? 26 28 P e r s 0 n a 1 • i t y p 0 1 1 Most Inspirational — Sharolyn, Stephen, Kristy Joi Friendliest 'L H — Tendra Adkins, Joe Dory Lauren Lani Best Dancers — Jenny Ramos and Joe Dory Brute and Pigeon — Joe Dory and Sheila Linhart Most Outgoing: James Horan Sharolyn Young Most Likely to Succeed — Stephen Lanl and Sheila Llnhart Most Spirited — Tendra, Jenny, Sheila, Kristy, James Lauren Most Organized — Lauren’s Kirk Cameron Shrine 29 Best Body — Joe Dory and Monica Bush Most Academic — Stephen Lani and Lauren Lani Quietest — Jennifer Todd and Denny Zimmerman Best Eyes — Lance Thomas and Jenny Ramos 30 Sharolyn Young, Melissa Almee Hinkle Tendra Adkins soaking up rays at Field Day. 31 Tom Meadows “Pressing Drills” Eric Todd “Let me dress first!” Right: Mike Miller Joey Ramos Tourist Day brought out all the camera buffs. Below: Debbie Manzini James Horan Selling cookbooks in Reno for FBLA. Above: Joi Furr gives Andrea Levitt, Debbie Manzini, Jennifer Todd, Branda Brooks Tina Flatt an English Lesson. Right: Jenny Ramos Kristy Brock try to pre- vent a fall — they failed! 32 Left: Scott Willavize, Holli Middleton, Tom Trucks, Mike Miller 7th Grade Slaves Below: Tendra Adkins “OH ... OH ... OH What a gal!” Denny Zimmerman Bobby Grimes “The game is 5 card stud — one eyed jacks, the 3 of spades red jokers wild.” 33 Amy Hinkle Mr. Glanzer Colby Allred “Lost in thought” “It’s a birdy!” Above: Dean Young Scott Willavize Cleaning up Mr. Cox’s room. Right: Amy Adkins, Monica Bush, Jenny Ra- mos, Kristy Brock, Melissa Hinkle Eric Todd Dribbling Dan thanks his doctors for restoring his health at the homecoming pep assembly 34 Austin School At Work Play Jennifer Todd, Eric Todd, Penny Collier and Joi giving dinner to the Pilgrims, Indians, and their Furr help the elementary class serve Thanks- parents. Left: Honor Society Students Stephen Lani, Lauren Lani, Joey Ramos, and James Horan assisted by Mr. Workman clean up the bank grounds. Above: Penny Collier Andrea Seale Jennifer Todd, Amy Hinkle, Bill Keller, Tom Trucks, and James Horan mingle mix. Yearbook staff members Lauren Lani, James Horan, Kristy Brock, Joi Furr, Branda Brooks, and Debbie Manzini get a lesson from yearbook representative Bob Schafer. There is never a dull moment at Austin High School! 35 Austin Homecoming 1988 AHS had it and everyone caught it. The ‘it’ was school spirit and pride. The Broncos were on a winning season and the school was looking great. The spirit week was participated in by all, and everyone had a blast trying to put their best side forward to win the spirit trophy. This year it went to the Senior Class, but competition was close all week long. Competition was also close among the King and Queen Candi- dates. But as always, everything was done in good spirit. SHE’S LIKE THE WIND above: King and Queen Joe Dory and Sheila Linhart Top of page — right side: 3rd Runner Up James Horan and Kim Statnbrook Center Right: Drama Club In Action Operating on Dribbling Dan. Above: Homecoming Pep assembly Right: 1st Runner Up Steve Lani and Jenny Ramos 36 Academic Olympics HS Bowl The High School Bowl and Academic Olympics teams were treated to nutritious food on all their trips. Here Adv. Mike Tremayne has dessert. The 1988 Academic Olympics and High School Bowl season was an ex- citing one. Urged on by Mr. Dean with such comments as “I’m a sore loser!” and “If you lose you won’t eat!”, the Academic Olympics team finished sec- ond in Nevada with an overall record of 11-6. High School Bowl also went well for the Austin team. Austin won the championship with a record of 4-0. Even though we lose four seniors this year, the future of Austin aca- demic competition looks bright. Tendra Adkins, Sheila Linhart, Debbie Manzini, Kristy Brock, Mike Tremayne, Ad- visor, Steve Lani, Laurie Lani, James Horan, captain, Mr. Dean Adv. Lots of laughs, back seat orgies? rocking the car, patience, winners! 37 Student Council Close-Up This year’s Student Council was VERY interesting! The year started out with no one talking, no shouting, and believe it or not, no arguing!! This all ended, though, and soon we had some heated discussions and interest- ing policies passed. Some of the meet- ings were chaos, others proved to be very positive. We acquired a new school stereo, two ping tables, the re- instatement of junior high cheer- leaders, and more school spirit; just to name a few positive points the council achieved. I am very thankful to have been President of AHS, and I have every bit of confidence James Horan will do an even better job in 1988-89. The key to James’ success will lie in the hands of MR. MONTGOMERY. His help, support, and ways were ter- rific! THANKS MR. MONTGOMERY! Joe Ramos Jr. Above Right: Student Council Members Joe Ramos; Pres., Joe Dory; Vice Pres., Sheila Linhart; Secretary, Steve Lani, James Horan, Kim Stalnbrook, Branda Brooks, Mike Miller, Ellie Rose, Bobby Helming, Laurie Lani and Mr. Montgomery advisor. Right: Close-Up Laurie Lani, Sheila Linhart, Mrs. Mariluch, advisor. 38 FBLA banquet in Las Vegas Mrs. Willavlze, Sheila Linhart, Lauren Lani, and Jenny Ra- mos FBLA And Photo This year’s FBLA was in Las Vegas. Everyone had a great time. Lauren placed third in the FBLA Creed. Sheila learned from her job in- terview and Jenny gave her best shot at the FBLA Creed. Everyone looks forward to next year’s conference in Reno. Club Tins year AHS had a photo dub. The group was enthusiastic, but didn’t get a whole lot done. They are really looking forward to the new darkroom they will have in the new school. The current darkroom, under the stairs leaves a little to be desired. Photo Club — Left to Right Stephen Lani, Pres., Mr. Cox, Advisor, James Horan, Eric Todd, and Lauren Lani FBLA — Left to Right: James Horan, Sheila Linhart, Lauren Lani, Debbie Manzini, Me- lissa Hinkle, Mrs. Willavlze, advisor. Never a dull moment at AHS, everyone is kept busy all the time! 39 BLOCK A and GAA Back Row: Joe Ramos Jr., Joe Dory, Bobby Helming. 3rd Row: Coach Paul Tremayne, Lance Thomas, Denny Zimmerman, James Horan, Mike Miller, Matt Bear, Steve Lani, Eric Todd, Scott Johnson, Brooks Morrow. 2nd Row: Jennifer Todd, Aimee Hinkle, Monica Bush, Donna Young, Tendra Adkins, Penny Collier, Laurie Lani, Kim Stainbrook. 1st Row: Jolene Maestretti, Belinda Brooks, Melissa Hin- kle, Sharolyn Young, Debbie Manzini, Sheila Linhart, Kristy Brock, Jenny Ramos. Below: Broncos, Fillies and Fans in general cheer for their team. Right: Coach presents the Broncos and Fillies to the student body. Honor Society members — Stephen Lani, Shei- HONOR SOCIETY la Linhart, James Horan, Joe Ramos, help Mr. James Horan, Sheila Linhart, Stephen Lani, Joe Workman clean the bank lot. Ramos, Lauren Lani, Tendra Adkins, Mr. Work- man, Advisor not pict. 40 Working together to make a better school. CHEERLEADERS: Sheila Linhart, Kristy Brock — head cheerleader, Jenny Ramos, Tendra Adkins, James Horan — Mascot, Lauren Lanl AT W O R K Back row: Yvonne Workman, Ellie Rose, Aimee Hinkle, Amanda Zimmerman, Jolene Maestret- ti, Matt Bear, Belinda Brooks, Coach Mike Tremayne. Front row: Shane Montgomery, Bill Keller, Scott Willavize, Rachelle Young, Katrina Young, Jamie Skeath, Bobby Fye, Chris Renfro Below: Bobby Fye protects his ball Ellie Rose and Chris Renfro look for a way to help. Right: Bill Keller, Matt Bear, Scott Willavize and Jolene Maestretti Ready for action! 42 The Austin Junior High COLTS — future winners! Left to Right: Top to Bottom Kim Stainbrook, Valarie Anderson, Coach, Lauren Lanl, Jenny Ramos, Branda Brooks, Tendra Adkins, Sheila Linhart, Jennifer Todd. Below: Take notice coach, Lauren can jump higher than 2 inches! Left: Sheila Linhart and Lauren Lani concen- trate on the game. Above: The volleyball team air band, performs “Gotta Wear Shades” at the pep assembly. 43 The Austin Broncos should be very proud of themselves. They achieved far more than any- one expected. They gave 100% and did what was asked of them. Good Luck in the future to all of these young men. Paul Tremayne Right: Lance Thomas, Stephen Lani, Scott Johnson, Joe Dory, Denny Zimmerman, Joe Ramos, Bobby Helming, Brooks Morrow. Below: Brooks Morrow goes in for the steal as Joe Dory, Joe Ramos Stephen Lani keep the opponents at bay. Right: Joe Ramos shoots while Stephen Lani and Bobby Helming look on. Hard work, sweat, sore muscles, tired bodies — a good year Broncos! 44 Joe Ramos and Bobby Helming working to keep the ball away from the Jackpot Jag- uars. Austin High Broncos Gerl S.Valley Gabbs Tourns Win Carlin 1 25 88 71-50 Win Eureka 12 13 87 53-49 Win Owhyee 1 26 88 68-71 OT Loss Gerlach 12 18 87 63-41 Win Eureka 2 6 88 56-53 Win Pyr Lake 12 19 87 44-70 Loss Jackpot 2 12 88 7343 Win Eureka 1 8 88 67-79 Loss Wells 2 13 88 73-71 OT Win Jackpot 1 15 88 76-43 Win Carlin 2 19 88 75-74 OT Win Wells 1 16 88 76-52 Win Lund 2 20 88 97-58 Win Owhyee 1 22 88 77-71 Win S. Valley 2 25 88 5841 Win Lund 1 23 88 53-49 Win Pyr Lake 2 26 88 58-62 Loss The Austin Broncos ready to win! A successful year, A great team — we’ll miss you Bobby, Joe, Joe Steve. 45 Fillies Basketball “87-88” The Fillies started out their year by taking second place in both the Gerlach Invitational the Smith Val- ley Rotary Tournaments. The rest of the Fillies season was exciting even though the girls only won four more games. The team was a young team with only one senior, Sheila Linhart. There was also 1 junior, Sharolyn Young, 3 sophomores, Lauren Lani, Melissa Hinkle, Kim Stainbrook, 3 freshmen, Kristy Brock, Jenny Ra- mos Donna Young. The outlook for next year is good. There is a lot of talent on this team and a desire to win — so fans, get ready for a great year to come! Right: Kristy Brock and the Fillies battling it out with the Lady Bulldogs at S. Valley Tourn. Above: Left to Right: Melissa Hinkle, Kristy Brock, Jenny Ramos, Lauren Lani, Coach Mike Tremayne, Kim Stainbrook, Sharolyn Young, Sheila Linhart, Donna Young. Kneeling: Jolene Maestrettl, Aimee Hinkle, Monica Bush, Managers. Right: Jenny Ramos showing us how she pivots with the basketball. Young, eager, willing to learn, willing to work — that’s our Fillies! Above: Hey Sheila! I think we made a wrong turn in Albuquerque! Left: Confusion in beautiful, downtown Gabbs. Filliball! HERE COME THE FILLIES! Laurie lets one fly while Kim muscles in on the Lady Jaguars 47 PROM Right: Tasha Mock, Mrs. Anderson, Jolene Maestretti, James Horan, Eric Todd Tim Piscovich rest at the Prom. Below: Brandon Dikes Mrs. Montgomery Dancin up a storm. Sheila Linhart, Stephen Lani James, Lauren, Joe Kristy Jolene, Tim Kim pose Ellle Rose Tom Meadows The 1988 Prom was held at the Town Hall. The theme was “Camelot 88.” Prom goers entered the Castle by crossing over a bridge. The 7th grade girls served punch to the thirsty dancers. Music was provided by In The Groove. The theme song was Angel. Above: Prom goers boogie to the beat. Right: King Stephen addressed his court 50 Right: A Tim Piscovich Salute Below: 8th Grade Graduation Mike Miller, Matt Bear, Aimee Hinkle, Jason Flatt, Colby Allred, Dean Young, Jolene Maestretti, Rachel Zim- merman Bobby Grimes, Tendra, Mike, Joey Ramos and Jason check out the action between innings. 51 Rain — NO WAY, Sunshine prevailed for Field Day, put on by the Austin PTA Salutatorian Joe Ramos, Jr. Nevada Scholar Stephen Lanl Speaker Col. Bill Yuklsh GRADUATION Right: Joey Ramos presents Paul Tremayne with a rifle as a thank you. Rower girls, Lauren, Tendra, Jenny, Kristy, Janice Monica. Above: The Graduates Sheila Linhart, Bobby Helming, Stephen Lani, Joi Furr, Bobby Grimes, Joe Ramos, Bronwen Earnshaw, Joe Dory Right: Joe Ramos receives certificate of ac- ceptance to the Air Force Academy. 52 Dory’s Chevron CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 1988 Joe Ramos Chevron Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Lubes P.O.Box 11 Home (702) 964-2695 Austin, Nevada 89310 Office (702) 964-2622 JD.L.Goffee kJ Ei WEE L E R Fine Watches jewelry repair Keepsake diamonds Engagement and wedding rings 85 S. Maine Street Fallon, Nevada SUPERSTORES M 1825 West Williams Fallon, Nevada (702) 423-7114 Congratulations Class of 1988 (702) 964-2306 C.B. CH 19 Monitored Ray’s Automotive Welding Complete auto Truck Repair Dayton Tires, Napa Parts Ray Salisbury Mastercard P.O. BOX 28 Owner-Operator Visa 1301 East Main St. Since 1970 Austin, NV 89310 ra D S Enterprises Sporting Goods Black Hills Gold Dallas W. 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Williams Fallon, NV Congratulates The Class of 1988 Auto Parts, Bikes, Electrical Supplies Fern A1 Shields, Owners 59 McGuinness Construction The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints — Austin Branch Meeting Times Sacrament......................10:30 to 11:40 Sunday School...................11:50 to 12:30 Relief Society Priesthood.12:40 to 1:30 General Contractor Nevada Lie. 0019240 Residential and Commercial Building Curb and Gutter, Concrete, Masonry Box 7 Austin, NV 89310 (702) 964-2249 Michael McGuinness Owner McGuinness Towing — CPC A 3328 24 HOUR TOWING AAA Congratulations to the Class of 1988 P.O.BOX 7 AUSTIN, NV 89310 (702)964-2249 964-2652 Representative MICHAEL OVIDIA McGUINNESS — Owners Auto • Furniture • Drapery Hendrick Upholstery Drapery 4629 Reno Hwy © Fallon. NV 09-406 702-067-2300 “We Heat and Cool the Desert” LOUISE DUFF Facility Manager Loan Officer ISb Nevada National Bank 350 E. Front St., Battle Mountain, NV 89820 (702)635-2441 Pioneer Air Conditioning Heating Sheet Metal Commercial and Residential (702) 867-2022 4605 Reno Highway Mobile 423-5950 Fallon, Nevada 89406 Larry Hodges, Owner License No. 13996 Dale’s Drug 54 East Front Street Battle Mountain, Nevada 89820 Phone 635-2323 Congratulations Class of 1988 60 Kingston Village Austin Nevada 89310 Kingston Mine Phone: (702) 964-2665 Fax: (702) 964-2668 Congratulations Class of 1988 P.O. Box 1708 Fallon, NV 89406 Mark Hammond — Justin Schneider Associates 116 Grand Ave. Fallon, Nev. 89406 (702) 423-1335 Ken Wolford Custom Transmissions AUTOMATICS STANDARDS PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE SERVICES 719 West Williams Avenue P.O. Box 1298 Fallon, Nevada 89406 (702) 423-7491 “Producers of the finest of Nevada Turquoise” LOMBARDO TURQUOISE % CO., INC. MILLING MINING 1300 E. Main St Cable Nev. Turq. 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NEVADA 09406 WILLIAM DEAL Lander Lumber Supply True Value Hardware Main Street, P.O. Box 112 Austin, Nevada 89310 964-2433 Madge, Frank May 62 63 RICHARD L. WILLIAMS, Owner-Operator Backhoe - Dump truck - blade P.O. BOX 41 AUSTIN. MV 89310 TELEPHONE: (702) 964-2303 423-4522 BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY OF FALLON, INC. Building Material Distributors Raymond ansotegui P. O. BOX 1237 FALLON.NEVADA JOE RANDO IDEAL BARBER SALON Appointments Available PHONE: 423-3453 153 So. Main ST. Fallon, nv 8940F COMPLETE DRIVE-IN COOLING SYSTEM SERVICE HYDRAULIC HOSE MAKE UP TIRE REPAIRS OBINSON ADIATOR EPAIR (702) 423-6560 500 GUMMOW DRIVE FALLON, NV 89406 WAYNE MARI BETH ROBINSON m FALLON HAY AND GRAIN Quality Feed and Grain Vet Supplies and Animal Health 4455 Reno Highway CURT AND LANEY KINSETH Fallon. Nevada 89406 Owners (702) 867-2861 Deal Miller Agency Insurance Real Estate 510 West Williams Avenue Fallon, Nevada 89406 423-2101 (702) 423-3515 Fallon Sporting Goods Men’s Wear Tuxedo Rental 45 S. 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