Carson High School - Carneta Yearbook (Carson City, NV)

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mors Munoz, Mitchell Murphy, Kevin Musgrave, Paul Navarro, Dave Neihardt, Shammy Neihart, Robert Neill, Gary Nellis, Shari Neuenswander, |im Newton, Cory Nguyen, Nam Nguyen, Trang Nichols, Kelly Nickerson, Lynette Niemetz, Adrian Nowlin, Scott O ' Brien, Curtis O ' Connor, Mike O ' Hara, Erin O ' Neill, Patricia Osbern, James Oster, Ray Owen, Clint Owen, Stephanie Packwood, David Parnell, Charley Paulidis, Paula Pecenka, Lisa Pelfrey, Lori Peterson, Christine Phelan, Linda Piccolino, Francine Pieretti, Kris Pierzynski, Debbie Primka, |im Probert, Shannon Przytakoski, Sharon Putt, Jeff Putzer, Kristin Pyle, Tami Radner, Sandy Radtke, Fred Rakow, Michelle Ralph, Janine I I Juniors

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Making history U.S. History is a required course ... was the speech most juniors heard from their counselors. Many horror stories were passed around about all the history teachers and their methods of teaching. This made choosing one for a teacher a monumental task. On registra- tion day juniors stood in amaze- ment looking at the assortment of U.S. History teachers, perch- ed behind the eight foot long tables, paper and pen in hand, ready and waiting to sign juniors to either their worst nightmare or their most enlightening class. Was the water you took a shower in somebody else ' s saliva? Had the water you were drinking already been used? Ac- cording to Mr. Gilbert ' s theory of the water cycle, the answer to both of those questions was yes. Sickening, wasn ' t it? Well, that was just one of Mr. Gilbert ' s theories. That ' s what life is like in the Real World, as many juniors remember from Mr. Bierman ' s class. And, then tests, of course, were never tests but oppor- tunities. The subject U.S. History might have been boring for some, but sometimes it had its benefits. Mr. Black is the best U.S. History teacher because he doesn ' t give any homework, said Tricia Smith. Ten years in the future, what will you remember most about your U.S. History teachers or U.S. History class? I ' ll remember the way Mr. Bierman talks with his hands and the way he says frontier. — Margie Gornik, 1 1 I ' ll remember Mr. Gilbert sing- ing his Superman song and his rips on Mr. Vinci. — Tracy Al- mand, 1 1 History, fun? Well ... Mr. Coyle has his unique way of teaching history. Tracy Almand Mcintosh, Mike McLain, Nicole McLeod, Doug Meeden, Laura Mehringer, Erik Mello, Paul Mellum, Spencer Mendeguia, Carlos Mendoza, Lauri Miller, Daniel Miller, Jodi Miller, Marney Mills, Michon Mitchell, Todd Mongelli, lennifer Mooney, Courtney Moots, MarK Morgan, David Morrison, Molly Morrow, Julie Moser, Jeff Mount, lennifer Muench, Kurt Muldoon, John 90

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Ramer, Dawn Ramsey, Justin Rath, Mary Ratzky, Kim Reed, Jeffrey Reel, Joel Reid, Jim Rhea, Becky Richards, Julie Richards, Kelli Richards, Todd Rider, Lisa Rider, Gary Robben, Stephanie Roberts, Heather Robertson, Max Rodriquez, Ana Rogers, Tim Rohe, Morgan Rojas, Alejandro Rojas, Lisa Rojas, Rene Roll, Bob Rossiter, Pete Rovito, Carol Rupert, Sarina Russell, Camille Russell, John Russell, Heather Rutherfurd, Suzi Santos, Craig Sass, Michelle ■ Schmidt, Cathy Schrempp, Margot Schwartz, Dave Scriver, Penny Scurti, Dan Sharkey, Derrick Sharp, Kris Sheehan, Erin Sheerin, Kelly Shelton, Michelle Shoemaker, Fred Siddall, Lynn 92