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

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Manny GuUatt Matt Hall Brent Hammock Tonia Haney Stephen Hanson Tom Harper Jaymie Harris Daina Hawes Whendie Hawes Steve Hawkins Eric Hayley Rhonda Henderson Chris Hendricks Scott Herlan Edy Hernandez Charles Hess Trace Hettrick Jon Hewlett Shannon Heyman Jennifer Higgins Scott Hoiser Terrie Hodgins Melissa Hollman Sean Holt April Honey Tom Horgan Vonnie Horton Tom Hostetter Rick Housel Corey Howell Charlene Hudson Tom Humphrey Cory Hunter Jon Iverson Paul Iverson Shane Jackson Tanya Jackson Willie James Matt Jenkins Kathi Jeppson Monique Jerue Jenni Johnson Tammi Johnson Richard Jones Michelle Kassemas Brandy Kell Ami Kellen Jenica Keller 104

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Dawson Kendall Shelley Kidder Michael Kimm Rhead Kinder Christiane King Chris Kingsland Joseph Kingtree Paul Kinne Sheryl Kleinendors Melisa Kreck Cheryl Kruse Mia Kuhn Julie La Fleur Theo Lavigne Donald Lamers Blanca Lanzas Jason Lauer Jenifer Lengenfelder Shelley Kidder and Kristin Eck tr ' to figure out how they are going to explain tt a hall monitor why they are tardy. Jf m Curoundedli vnua.- bVii. Jvd ■ ■dU. I ' -iao J5 P u v uoi- vi,yruaj-i, A jO. , Jii ' Tj hoc tr io ■ ' M v tiJoi paAUY..0J 3« ' - , uu. r AxrdtO QOJ t-OmL Jua w ajL luturtliOULUjeAi. iXUTK , Qj-MlWJU- to lo ' ' ij JUX».VKv»,OLrr) o- r vj| p Ai-rOtc tf Ui -Hj tnO d Q- Gpu- «L totlv xo t Jo uxcxjkod t What do you expect as the con- sequences when you get into trou- ble? A lecture that is loud enough to wake the dead! — Jennifer Lengenfelder, 10 Being grounded for the rest of my life. — Deedee Mc- Grew, 10 My car taken away! Estrada, 10 Phil I expect them to say don ' t do it again. — Ricky Wright, 10 They tell me how stupid 1 am and how stupid it was to do whatever I did. — Paul Iver- son, 10 Being lectured, yelled at, grounded, and sneered at by my little brother. — Junene Aitken, 10 But I don ' t get in trouble! And when I do, I get yelled at. — Tracy Stumpf, 10 Sophomores 105