Bishop Manogue Catholic High School - Crosier Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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Yard Nana Mand Man j ManJ ManJ ManJ Mand Jim Vogt, Manogue ' s J. v. started out vH+h a over Incline 12-6, then a tie t 6-6. Then things looked as if 1 going down hill iThey lost their to Hawthorne 12-6. Looking ahes they needed a win. The J.V. work week for the game Saturday. J.V, came out to win the second gajne next week was with White Pine, the first time the J.V. ' s would other, tut the miners were readj winning 33-6o It was to Elko foi the miners played hard, but coul the Elko J.V. Elko 52, Manogue CROSS COUNTRY Boys and Girls Gross Country Another ne Bites the Tmst ' lano- ie -rirls and boys Cror-s r-ountry did exactly what the title say?, lith rive boys and five o the ■jirlc placin- . The AA Crosi; Country Title was theirr. Ccott PeEJardin taking first with the ti-ne of 13:5 , led the inerr.. ' le-t, ir: Mark irover with a time Jof ve Tarruir V4tZ , ni hth, 9, a-.d Jiti Cor ery to tal:e he ti-.e of 15:31. Le, Jac ' ' ie Cavil ia took jtiMO of T7:10, terth, JuMe I twelfth, 3eth Pi .-. ' .- l°-. ' -i6, a 1,0;.-: ' ' ' . 7, and fourtrentl Manogue Manogue Manogue Manogue Manogue Manogue 1 6 12 32 33 6 Incline Yerington Hawthorne Fernley White Pine Elko I: .or.p to both Crost. Counti-y ?e job they did ir. makin.j ... -ie . ronz-i 6 52 GIRLS BASKETBALL The 1980-81 girls basketball team finished there season with 6-4 league and 10-9 overall. Coming to state, Manogue beat Elko to get into the semi-finals, but was beaten by No . 1 Lowry. MaryAnn Brennan lesidlng the Miners with 12 pts. a game and closely behind her is Paula Senini with 10 pts. a game and 11 rebounds. After coming back from a knee surgery, Sara Bodensteiner leads assist by 5 pts. a game. Allison Opplo leads the free throw category by the average of 60j6. Stacey Ting is not far from the leaders at all. She averages 8 pts„ a game. As girl ' s basketball coach, Jim Wilding had help the girls get as far as they got. Gonzo nnis had a fair season, winning to Whltell twice 11-1, 5-1. and tlelng Wooster 3-3. Kent Knuff was the only Manogue boy to make It to the 3rd round In zone play. mln winning Linda thr«« uitches il Miners final win Manogue Ik Lowry 8. Reaigan wins presidential election!

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MINER DETAIIS jlume 2, Ist Edition ;tude iuestion: If you were Island; who would Island with you c ' lanogue High Schc i L) Miss Kama Car teacher- Brt reason- he 2) Dawn Smart- teacher- Go{. reason- he ( Ilene Katz- teacher- Go reason- may ' wil ij-) Romy Moe- teacher- Go reason- I k, 3) Dec. 10, 198(5 ME 5) aiuxxc spray with met Stacey Ting- teacher- Coach Wilding reason- he could pick my bananas! Iran has some- nations are rsian Gulf, hing them ests in the some great also something fighting in the United ' ■ Id, because if ing, the.n more e might have tc ady involved, rid War. t is a major ends and familj ueT w Tia T T g lr a loriegn land. Mike ' Grady MOVIES PRE This year the Miner Details publication was put on the press once again. It had been discontinued during the 1979-80 school year. E Restarting this establishment was no easy task, because my staff and I had to start from scratch. We put forth much effort to deliver a paper that was as good in quality as it was in quantity, Th elec even though we did not receive much support from the student not you ar body. It is hard to please everyone all the time, and we took this into consideration by listening to the complaints brought against us. I hope our paper served as some benefit to someone, and I also hope that it will be pursued with some enthusiasm in the years to come. andidatos. ' A Inner, flarte lose enou :h. i, he should ! really in a le polls chow id (■iea ' n seeucu ; he outclassed and out talked ' Sartor, o Jim Vogt, Editor ;, KGBN sponsered L guts movie Dawr rather gory, jmedy. ; from their jsh on which they took place in a )ple struggled to had fun doing it. little bit green be a goos movie •ta ger ' re bent hot will probably be . ' ria- an Tor llatrick Chanr-an

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