Austin High School - Castilleja Yearbook (Austin, NV)

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JAMES HORAN Student Council - 3,4. Student Body Pres - 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 (Off 3,4). Jr. Honor Soc - 1. Yearbook 2,3,4. FBLA 2,3,4 (Off 2,3,4) Track - 4. Mascot - 3. Intramural - 4. Academic Olympics 2,3,4 (Cap 3,4). HS Bowl - 2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4. Photo Club 3,4. Chess Club - 4. As soon as 1 graduate this spring, I’m going to southeastern Idaho or western Wyoming for the summer. In the fall I am going to attend college either at Utah State or Whitman College where I intend to major in political science and maybe get a minor or teaching certificate in one of the social sciences as well. After that I hope to continue on to law school and eventually begin a career as a corporate lawyer. Afterwards I would like to try my hand at politics. 4 SENIORS

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A famous man once said “When a man sits with a pretty girl for an hour, it seems like a minute. But let him sit on a hot stove for a minute and it’s longer than any hour.” That’s relativity between the ultimate purpose of an education and how the educational processes at school will in effect dictate the course of their lives. Many students talk as though school is a prison. A place where they are forced to attend and learn about things that bore them to death. Four years of High School can seem like an eternity and yet all to soon it has gone by. We are then faced with the grim realities of life. Can you find employment and enjoy life based on what you learned during your high school years? Have you gained the educational background required to attend college? Will marriage and surviving on a limited income by fulfilling when your pipe dreams crumble around you? In reality your school years should be the most happy and responsibility free years of your life. A time that you will never again be able to relive. As your Principal I would like to make your years at this school fulfilling both socially and academically. I enjoy working with young people and try to maintain a open-door policy. I want you as students to feel free and comfortable in talking to me about your concerns and or future plans. I hope that I can in some way help you to see the relativity between your efforts made here and the measure of success that you will achieve in life. Remember a man who is discontent with himself can never buy back his past. I’ve enjoyed all the good times that we’ve had this year and sincerely hope that they will provide a lot of fond memories for you. Mr. Montgomery, Principal 3 PRINCIPALS MESSAGE

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 SHAROLYN YOUNG JERRY “J. D ” WILSON Goals: My goals in life are to be in over my head, as an offshore, underwater welder, and to be a millionaire by the time I am forty years old. History: There is nothing to which I care to admit, and even less to which I am willing to confess. Believe half of what you may hear, but keep in mind that it may be true true when it comes to wild women and strong drink, or is it strong women and wild drink0 Left Class Officers: James Horan, Tim Piscovich, Lance Thomas, Matt Miller, Sharolyn Young Below Sharolyn James draw a winner Right: Jerry works. CLASS OF 1989