Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1962 volume:

The POHOB ■(£. . ‘jfi if ■' i' ' • v ' ■ As Time Goes By. With the passage of years, you may look back upon this school year as the time when the dark- ness of ignorance suddenly became enlightened with the gleam of knowledge. Your memories may be relived in the pages of this yearbook; however, as time goes by only you can keep your own year- book of knowledge. Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow THE EDITOR 2 In Dedication to. . . Our Principal Whose ready smile and hello greet us as we pass through the halls. Whose unflinching faith has never been swerved even by our misdeeds. Whose helpful advice is there for the asking. Whose understanding and concern has been as a father's during our challenging high school days. MR. EDWIN JENSEN On Ye Indians, On Ye Indians, Fight for Elko High! Gallant men in Maroon and White all bound to do or Superintendent7s Message You, as students, are acutely aware of the con- stant reiteration of those in positions of leader- ship that our country is facing a very grave crisis in these days of violently opposing ideologies and that America’s very existence as a nation of free men is threatened. It is hoped that each of you in Elko High School will keep constantly before you the awareness of this great challenge of our time and direct your unstinting effort to promote the greatness that is democracy in a world that needs it now more than ever before. Board of Education BURNELL LARSON Superintendent of Schools LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur Glaser, Norman Traher, Sam McMullen, Dick Toothman, D. V. Harper, Wilda Grock, John G. Blecka. Principal's Message The school year 1961-1962 has been a good year. The student body of Elko High School has been exceptional. Crowded con- ditions in the school buildings have been less noticeable because of fine cooperation by faculty and students. The students have seemed more serious in doing good work in the various subject fields as induced by concern of grades received for their work in these courses and seriousness of work in the library and study hall. Each of you in Elko High School is to be complimented for your part in making this a good school year. May the year 1962- 1963 be even better. The heart of our school. . .. EDWIN JENSEN Principal Beth and Mr. Jensen work for a prosperous school year. BETH HACBDUET Secretary MISS LOUISE SIDERI English I B.S., Salem State College. English MISS PAULINE GRISE English II Sponsor: Pohob, PowWowj B. A., Univer- sity of Massachusetts. MRS. MAXINE MOCHO English I III Sponsor: Junior Class; B. S. , Northern Michigan College. MR. HARLEY WALLER English IV Sponsor: Senior Class, Thespians; B. F. A. , Drake University. FACULTY Math. Science MR. FLOYD GRAHAM Algebra I II B. S., Oregon State U. MR. FRANK STOTT Advanced Mathematics MISS MYRNA SWEENEY M'Ed ’ Universityof Utah. Biology Sponsor: Sophomore Class; B.S., George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers. MR. JAMES POLKINGHORNE General Science Sponsor; Freshman Class; B. S., U. of Oregon. MR. JACK C. BOYER Chemistry Physics Sponsor: Pep Club; B. S. M. Ed. , U. of Colorado. Languages Soc. Science MR. OTIS INGHAM World History A.B., U. of Kansas; M. Ed. , U. of Wyoming. MISS LELA WOLFE Sponsor: Latin, Spanish, Freshman Class, FTA, Language Club; A.B., Hastings College. MISS RUTH HOLTOM Sponsor: Spanish, French, Language Club; A.B. M. A., University of Colo- rado. MR. JOE AYARBE American History Sponsor: Block E; B.S., Utah State. MR. MATHEW TRONTEL American Government Sponsor: Block E; B. S. S Ed. , Utah State 1962 Ind. Comm. Arts MR. MARSHALL BROWN Industrial Arts Sponsor: Sophomore Class; A. B. , Colorado State. MR. TED LAIBLY Commercial Sponsor: Junior Class; B. S. , N. Dakota State Agricultural College. MR. JAMES BLINN Auto General Shop University of Nevada. MR. DONALD ELSER Agriculture Sponsor: FFA; B.S., Montana State College. ■ MRS. RITA WILLIAMS AiliSlC Chorus Sponsor: Madrigal Club; B. Mus. , U. of Illinois; M. A., University of Nevada. MR. CLAIR WOODWARD Band B.S., Utah State; M.S., University of Colorado. MR. JOHN LEGARZA P. E. Driver Training Sponsor: Block E; B. S. , Nevada. Phy.Ed. University of MRS. PAT NELSON Sponsor: GAA, Tumbling Team, Pep E; B. S., Brigham Young University. FACULTY Art Home Ec. Counselor Librarian MR. MERLE MILLER Sponsor: Senior Class; B. A., Mankato State College. MRS. GLADYS INGHAM Sponsor; FHA; B. S. M.S., Universityof Wyoming. MR. DARWIN HUNT B. S., Morningside College; M. Ed., Uni- versity of Idaho. t MRS. LANE HANSON Sponsor: Library Club; B. A., Arizona State U. of A. STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cherie Nelson, Vicki Staley, Cherie Fairclough, Lina Bilbao, Rita Mitchell, Sylvia Fraser, Karen Collett, Vickie Hood, Doug Damon, Jim Wenner, Deed Scott, Monti Riordan, Bill Hessel, Dennis Stowell, Don Unruh, Linda Larson, Carol Sewell, Mary Harris. SEATED: Wayne Van Zee, Jack Ames! Marie Ellison, Brace Van Zee, Stan Burns, Cheryl Bastien, Roger Anderson, Eric Young. 12 CLASSES Roger Anderson . . Bill Hessel . . Lina Bilbao Charlene Shobe . Cherie Nelson . . . Deed Scott 'Pave your pathway to success with study, sweat, and selflessness MARY ANN BABCOCK Mary Ann JOHN BAJONETA John CHERYL BASTIEN Barrel LINA BILBAO Leen BENNIE BLINN Ben RONALD BRANDT Ron ROBERT BURNER Buz STAN BURNS Pres WINIFRED COFFIN Win VANCE CURTIS Curt DONNA DEAN Donna BRAD DRUEHL Coyote LEWIS DAVID deSCFIWEINITZ, JR. Dave PARUS DUDLEY Duddey MARIE ELLISON Me Me CHARLOTTE ELLSBURY Cheri NORMA ESCALANTE Norma ROBIN FAIRCLOUGH Rob DELORES GONZALES Lori GORDON HEALY Gordon BILL HESSEL Clyde GLENNA HANSEN Penny MARY HARRIS Mary RAMONA ISPISUA Mona Lisa CLARK KAFTON Clark LINDA LARSON Linda IRENE LENT INI Tiny MARGARET LEYVA Margo RICHARD LEYVA Rich RON KONCHER Konch PEGGY LYLE Peg DUANE McCLURE Mac THOMAS PIFFERO Tom VICKI STALEY Vic DENNIS STOWELL Den SHIRLEE REED Shirl MONTI RIORDAN Monti CHARLENE SHOBE Shobie GERRY SMALL Gary LAMORNA SIMMONS Lamoma DEED SCOTT Deed CAROL SEWELL Ker ■P LARRY TEMRES Larry JACQUELYN TROUPE Trouper GERNOT WAGNER Gernot GARY WEATHERFORD Si BARBARA WERNER Barb JERRY WHITE Jerry LOUCINDA WILDER Sinner GY PATRICIA STREETER Patty DENNIS SWAIN Acen ROWLAND WILLIAMS 'Vr R.G. MARY WILLIAMS Mar-i MAX BOGUE Shorty DELBERT LEONARD Skip OSCAR ROBERSON Oscar ROBERT C. VARGAS Vargo GARY WOODBURY Woody CHARLES YEAGER Chas NOT PICTURED: Harold Jueden SENIOR STORY We, the class of '62, will soon be leaving the halls of E.H.S. As we pause and think back on our last four years, we remember all the fun we enjoyed. To make sure we started our senior year out right, we elected Roger Anderson as our President; Bill Hessel as Vice-President; Lina Bilbao as Secretary; Charlene Shobe, Treasurer; Cherie Nelson, Girl Representative; and Deed Scott, Boy Representative, ip Our officers worked diligently under the supervision of our class sponsors, Mr. Waller and Mr. Miller. We are very proud of those senior students who held important positions in our school. Stan Burns was elected Student Body President, Cheryl Bastien was the Student Body Secretary, and Marie Ellison was the Student Body Treasurer. Lina Bilbao was editor of the Pohob and Mary Harris worked along with her as business manager of the Pohob. Vicki Staley was editor of the PowWow,” our school newspaper. Last year our Junior Prom Tara will remind us of the work we put into it and of the pleasures and memories we received from it. Our Senior Ball Silver Bells will k also be remembered as a big success. During our four years of high school, our class was also well represented in scholastic ability, athletics, organizations, and in the music department. Even though some of us will be sad when we leave Elko High School and watch the doors close behind us, we can look back with a deep sense of satisfaction and accomp- lishment. The gardenia garden and colonial mansion of Tara. Both are winners. Gemot, the Austrian student. Who's next? Are these our sponsors? Pleasi See the birdie, Carol? Like to water, Roger? HAVE That's not nice, Dora Cute hat, Parus. Cheri E. the spider. Scared of something, Barb? Bashful Gail Gosh, Madge, Really? Like your lamby, Clair? Puzzled, Shirl? Tiny Peggy L ''«Mi Sunbathing, Linda L. ? Don't be sad, Buz! Is This Sinner? Losing something, Bill? MUST Content, Irene? Bobby, the animal lover. Pouting, Dennis? M . Eri larvey Karen rry Wc Rita I • Jim Dorothy Albisu Maria Alberro Mickey Aguirre Mike Adams Dennis Broadway Kenneth Buhrmann Linda Burnett Pam Bums Jean Jayo Carol Johnnie Pete Kershner Dennis Lipparelli David Lino Val Judd Donn Jensen Sharon Kephart Rich Lespade Dennis Lynn Rose Marie Mastin Mark Mayer Diana Menke Dick Mestas Delma Sam Jim Santina Don Smith Wayne Stokely Noreen Temres Bill Thompson Janice Thorpe Kathy Todd Cody Trehal Dewayne Warriner Jim Wenner Jack Werner Albert White Frank Wiggins George Wiggins Jerry Williams Fred Williamson Kerry Woodward Eric Young NOT PICTURED: Mike Konakis JUNIOR STORY Enjoying the thrill of being upperclassmen and still not having anything serious to worry about, we the class of '63 look back with pride at our achievements of the past year. As juniors under the skillful guidance of Mrs. Mocho and Mr. Laibly, we were assured a lively year when we elected such competent class officers as Eric Young, President; Harvey Barnes, Vice President; Karen Collett, Secretary; Kerry Woodward, Treasurer; and Rita Mitchell and Jim Wenner, Representatives. The highlight of our school year, of course, was the Junior Prom, which, due to the patience of our sponsors and a lot of hard work, will always be remembered as one of the most fabulous, thrilling events of our high school years. We were honored in having other livewires” from the Junior class in prominent school positions, such as Bruce Van Zee, Student Body Vice President; Karen Collett and Lisa Puccinelli, Assistant Editor and Assistant Business Manager of the POHOB, respec- tively. Competently acting as Varsity cheerleaders were three very lively Junior girls; Jean Jayo, Chrystl Paoletti, and Head Cheerleader, Karen Collett. Athletically, scholas- tically, and socially the Junior class was also well represented. Next year we will be the neat seniors, but this year has been a thrilling one. Don't give me that look! What's so funny? Another junior monster. What did you say, Lyle? Our hardworking sponsors. That's the spirit, Lisa! 38 Strange! Dennis holding gloves! Surprised Ken? Enjoying yourselves? Anybody see my Pohob? Joed and her friends. Like the new room, Hershal? JUNIOR JAZZ Going on a county tour, boys? Big Basque Butch. Could this be puppy love? Caught in the act, Mike? Oh my gosh, Rich! The San Diego Kid.. 39 Class of ’64 President Vice-President . . . . . Jack Ames Bernie McClendon Secretary .... . . Fred Worline Treasurer .... . Denise McLain Girl Representative Cherie Fairclough Boy Representative . . . Don Unruh Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. FRONT ROW: Winona Austin, Gayle Caple, Linda Dean, Carolyn Brown, Donna Burner, Diane Dodd, Jackie Betti, Chris Andre a sen. MIDDLE ROW: Ron Boren, Ray Dawson, Steve Cornish, Jeff Dwyer, Bill Combs, Willard Edison, John Aldaya. BACK ROW: John Aguirre, Don Bagley, Robert Dicks, Barton Druehl, Jack Ames, Jim Bar tore lli. FRONT ROW: Maria Gonzalez, Carla Flowers, Be net Hunter, Cherie Fa ire lough, Amy Hart, Sandra Hines, Rita Fretwell, Ema Hart. MIDDLE ROW: Ted Harrison, Carla Hansel, Brenda Fratini, Marilyn Hawk, Sylvia Fraser, Jody Harris, Paula Grover, Monti Graham, Jack Guinn. BACK ROW: Collins Griffith, Henry Gruber, Manuel Gonzalez, Rich Gammick, Ron Hall, Ray Gonzales, Ron Houde. FRONT ROWi Bob Mendez, Marsha Kincheloe, Laura Kafton, Penny McCarty, Patty McPhetridge, Denise Mc- Lain, Mary Lopez, Don LippareUi. MIDDLE ROW: Bob McMorrow, Jim Jayo, Jim Lino, John Lespade, Lorry Lipparelli, Albert Lani, David Jones. BACK ROW: Gene Madsen, A1 McIntosh, Don Knapp, FRONT ROWt Sally Morse, Marsha Ryan, Carla Rose, Francine Shobe, Kris Moren, Barbara Paradise, Linda Morrison, Martha King. MIDDLE ROW: Frank Rugh, Vale Sinclair, Gladys Schenk, Ethel Roberson, Dolores Rios, Maureen Rucker, Sandra Shill, Phyllis Potthoff, Janice Rainier, Arthur Small. BACK ROW: Ernest Potter, Chuck Chapin, Bernie McClendon, John Rand, Darryl Micheli, John Murdock, Walter Morton, Rick Ruttkay. FRONT ROW: Carol Williams, Pauline Vine, Darlene Williams, Sandra Weinrauch, Marilee Stenovich, Janice Wilder, Thelma Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Tom Trescartez, Bob Smith, Judy Weighall, Candace Wiley, Peggy Wheat, Mable Williams, Guy Vega, Ernie Woodson. BACK ROW: Tim Westcott, Reg Willison, Don Unruh, Duane Wallace, Fred Worline, Pete Tom era, John Swainston. SOPHOMORE STORE As our second successful year at Elko High closes, we look back on all of our achievements of the past year. We started this year off by electing very responsible class officers. They were Jack Ames, President; Bernie McClendon, Vice-President; Fred Worline, Secretary; Denise McLain, Treasurer; Don Unruh and Cherie Fairclough, Boy and Girl Repre- sentatives . Two of the Junior Varsity cheerleaders came from our class, Bunny Hunter and Cherie Fairclough. Many of the sophomore boys were active in sports and several of them earned letters this year. Our scholastic rating was also very high this year. In order to really finish our great year in style, we sponsored a great Soph Hop. As we now bring to a close our second year at Elko High, we look forward with much enthusiasm and hope for making our next two years just as outstanding. Class of ’65 Wayne Van Zee . Dennis Butler Vice-President Secretary..............Pearl Williams Treasurer..................Bill Moell Girl Representative . . . Vickie Hood Boy Representative .... Doug Damon Before you can score you must first have a goal. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Davis, Marla Bastien, Darlene Bostic, Sue Clayson, Frances Bruno, Cecilia Bill. SECOND ROW: Leon Bilbao, Mike Bouge, Ray Dudley, Ken Bauer, Randy Campbell, Dan Allen, Jeff Carson. THIRD ROW: Kent Bowers, Bruce Andersen, Bill Coleman, John Byers, Doug Damon, Andy Andreasen. BACK ROW: Neil Anderson, Jim Ardans, Andy Boyd, Jon Blinn, Joe Beristain, Dennis Butler, Jerry Copeland. FRONT ROW: Lynn Garcia, Pauline Hardman, Dolores Echegaray, Pat Good- ale, Laryne Messerly, Judy Fobes, Delma Gardner, Mary Hooper. SECOND ROW: Diane Erwin, Mary Hodges, Vickie Hood, Sally Helzen, Chris Hessel, Idona Elsberry, Ethel Hines. THIRD ROW: Benson Gonzales, Jon Hill, Frank Ellsbury, Gasper Gonzales, Eric Easterly, Dan Gardner. BACK ROW: Barry Garcia, Steve Erickson, Ray Heckathorn, Doug Erwin, Dennis Glennon. FRONT ROW: Rita Madigan, Carol Micheli, Elaine Lopez, Sherry Howell, Morrene Monks, Pat Jenkins, Carmen Ledesma. SECOND ROW: Jim Meeks, Dennis Mastin, Robbienette Keeton, Lari Lopp, Dean Mack, John Jueden. THIRD ROW: Stanford Jackson, Terry Jackson, Frank Ispisua, Barney Lesbo, Bill Moell, DonLee Landa, Ken Lipparelli. BACK ROW: Ed Hooper, RonMc- Kinley, George McIntosh, Joe Modarelli. FRONT ROW: Sharon Stevens, Jeanne Neff, Jeanne Morley, JackMoon, Vivian Sharp, Michele Phelps. SECOND ROW: Lenore Stevens, Karen Pacini, Martha Spikes, Janice Stokely, Val Nuzman, Frances Moore. THIRD ROW: Dennis Rowe, Shane Stahl, Joe Sustacha, Bill Sweetwood, Lillard O'Donnell, Wil- fred Sam. BACK ROW: Dale Pappas, Pat Schlager, Robin Stenovich, Carl Slagowski, Don Morton, Steve Robinson, Vernon Rowe. FRONT ROW: Sandra White, Paula Taylor, Pearl Williams, Donna West, Carol Woodruff, Rita Werner, Lavonne Tom. SECOND ROW: Georgeanna Temres, Sidnie Young, Carol Wunderlich, Peggy Toothman, Wendy Wilder, Mary Wydick, Jeri Troupe. THIRD ROW: Bill Van Norman, Art Thompson, Jim Turner, Ray Wilson, George Valtierra, . Earl Walton. BACK ROW: Bob Tooley, Wayne Van Zee, Thomas Williamson, Mike Turner, FRESHMAN STORY We, the Class of ’65, were thoroughly welcomed into EHS with the Frosh-Senior Dance when we were initiated with green bows. We started off our first year at Elko High especially well by winning second prize for our whale of a float. We are also proud of our class officers who helped make this year such a success. They were Wayne Van Zee, President; Dennis Butler, Vice-President; Pearl Williams, Secretary; Bill Moell, Treasurer; Doug Damon, Boy Representative; and Vickie Hood, Girl Representative. Karen Pacini and Dolores Echegaray were two peppy Junior Varsity cheerleaders elected from our class. We are all looking forward to a wonderful time during our next three years at Elko High School. - What a sexy pose! Who you sneering at? The Sod Roundup. Is that a dance, Lorry? Quiet Laura. Got stage fright? Is that so, Penny? Two paces behind, Al. UNDERCLASSMEN ANTICS He did it. Who you watching? The new language lab. Huh! Green bow for a green frosh. Don't be bashful, boys. A cute froh. That's sure a nice lamp. The editorial staff of the 1962 Pohob has worked diligently in pre- paring this yearbook. The staff includes the editor and the assist- ant editor; the art editor and the sports editor; the four girl rep- resentatives who write the sum- maries at the end of each class section; and the advisor, Miss Pauline Grise. LINA BILBAO Editor STAFF KAREN COLLETT Assistant Editor LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Deed Scott, Karen Collett, Miss Grise, Lina Bilbao, Myra Anderson. STANDING: Rita Mitchell, Vickie Hood, Cherie Nelson. 50 MARY HARRIS Business Manager STAFF LISA PUCCINELLI Assistant Business Manager The business staff of the 1962 Pohob, consisting of student volun- teers, has the responsibility of financing the yearbook through the sale of advertisements and an an- nual magazine drive. The staff is supervised by the business manager and the assistant business manag- er and by the yearbook advisor, Miss Grise. EFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: L. Puccinelli, Miss Grise, M. Harris. STANDING: I. Lentim, C. Paoletti, P. Bums, Andreasen, C. Williams, F. Feinhandler, M. Copeland, C. Wiley, B. Wright. J. Betti, B. Werner, P. Dud- y, F. Shobe, W. Coffin, K. Moren, C. Temres, C. Rose, M. Stenovich, N. Elting, D. Albisu. 51 LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: D. Stowell, I. Lentini, B. Werner. STANDING: B. Blinn, B. Ruth- erford, D. deSchweinitz. AT Z z z h AP MISS PAULINE GRISE Advisor PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF MYRA ANDERSON Art Editor DEED SCOTT Sports Editor Pow Wow Don't For the School PI ELKO HIGH SCHOOL ELKO, NEVADA jme VI No I Scho t For [ her 28, lie all s VT TAK1 cted by be presen I p.m. at th lm. The pi. he Thespii he Play, v fman inch cast. Penel reason; E.‘ 't a, Claudi e, Gar; ia, Jir LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT: V. Staley ehl; D( tin Va,.„......... Alice, Lina Bilbao; Hender- Steve Erickson; Tony Kirby, Hessel; Boris Kolnkhov, Eric ng; Gay Willington, Mary Wil- ls; Mr. Kirby, Buzz Burner; Kirby, Loucinda Wilder; , Jackie Betti, and the Detec- are Jerry Copeland and Andy reasen. he committees are as follows: ness manager, Charlotte Hola- ushers, Nancy Gurr, Nancy ig, Barbara Paradise and No- Temres; props, Carol Wil- , Judy Fobes, Chris Hessel Frances Feinhandler; adver- nents. Noreen Temres and My- Xnderson; chairman, Lisa Pue- li, Emma Hart, Donna West, 1 Williams, Carolyn Woodruff Janice Thorpe. House manager harlotte Holaday. lvia Fraser is student director Marilee Stenovich is script girl. the wi d High iming S ors spo The da he high p.m. be Silve er and Ineral cl I iv itation “egg C. Holaday, I. Lentini, G. Weatherford. BACK: Miss Grise, L. Puccinelli, ell;' piec tespians Plan ogressive Dinner ie Thespian Club will have a ressive dinner party some time Jecember. The dinner will be -formal, and tbo: the dinner are ibers and their School), Kathlee Manning (Grann Merrill, Dee N son, Dennis Sto Judy Turner, 1 Weinrauch, and Singing solo Hogge, Bill Com Lynn Garcia, M Firth, and Judy School). Singing were Mary Wil Win Coffin, De Hawk, and Sylv in the boy quarte Dennis Stowell, Keith Snyder. man lor the school, s class, was Shane a total of $125.02. :nt to Joe Sustacha, f $99.30. The top classes were as fol- Shane Stahl; soph- Williams with a ; and the Seniors, ms with a total of business manager , and her assistant, were in charge of rive for the school Music Fest De PAULINE GRISE, Sponsor said, “I wish to participated in the gazines for this years VICKI STALEY Editor il� ns must be in 5 three days before the dinner. did a le dinner will commence at struct Coffin’s house, where shrimp tails will be served. Salad, the - V dish, will be served at the e of Sylvia Fraser. Following Dei will be the main course, which De Droeres- naiij, ivladg Known; lights, Dave De S etz; entrance, Mary Willia freshment, Vicki Staley; er ment, Lind Merrill; adverti Carol Sewell, and tree, Ramsy. Mr. Waller and Mr. Mi the sponsor. Parents Observe Education Weel American Education W( observed during Novembe the 11. Open house at Elko high 1 November 7, at 7:30. The attended the students class the faculty members, and di the work that the students w ing in their various classes. The band played a few pieces for the parents and te Talks were given by Mr. Burnell d about t 1 school GARY WEATHERFORD Sports Editor ran and , faculty, ers, foot- pictures deadline, i, cover, 3 ' lo conclude tne open hoi parents were served refres in the gymnasium. Refres were provided by the homi omic department. 3nts Z lay LISA PUCCINELLI Business Manager es this past have been working with clay varied and creative thing' been made. Some of them an is 1,- ildest re- trains un- De Laureola DENNIS STOWELL PRESIDENT MR. HUNT SPONSOR LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mr. Hunt, D. Stowell-President, E. Young, Vice-President, L. Bilbao-Sec- retary-Treasurer, I. Lentini-Historian. MIDDLE ROW: C. Nuzman, L. Larson, P. Lyle, C. Sewell, C. Bastien, M. Ellison. BACK ROW: D. Nuzman, S. Glaser, B. VanZee, D. Jensen, S. Burns, F. Williamson. D. Clay- son. 54 Thespians f7 r 2 Vd 1 1 y LINA BILBAO MR. WALLER PRESIDENT SPONSOR LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mr. Waller, D. Nielson, C. Holaday, M. Williams-Secretary7-Treasurer, C. Sewell-Historian, L. Bilbao-President, W. Coffin, J. Gill, M. Ellison, L. Puccinelli. MIDDLE ROW: J. Betti, C. Andreasen, C. Williams, S. Fraser, K. Moren, M. Stenovich, P. Bums, J. Copeland, D. Stowell. BACK ROW: D. deSchweinitz, E. Young, J. Wenner, P. Dudley, B. Druehl, B. Hessel, B. Burner, R. An- derson. 55 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Miss Holtom, J. Firth, I. Lehtini, K. Collett, J. Jayo, E. Young, M. Wil- liams, P. McCarty, P. Streeter, Miss Wolfe. MIDDLE ROW: P. Grover, D. McLain, K. Moren, J. Gill, L. Larson, J. Betti, M. Hawk, M. Kincheloe, P. Vine. BACK ROW: D. Nuzman, R. Ungeran, B. Blinn, M. Simonsen, F. Williamson, G. Wagner, D. Wallace, R. Anderson, D. Stowell. 56 Madrigal Club DENNIS STO WELL PRESIDENT MRS. WILLIAMS SPONSOR LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: C. Nuzman, J. Gill, L. Larson, M. Williams-Secretary, D. Stowe 11, Pres- ident, D. Neitz, J. Weighall, S. Schill, S. Fraser, D. Nielson. MIDDLE ROW: J. Williams, B. Coleman, K. Lipparelli, J. Firth, B. Werner, G. Caple, L. Merrill, M. Hawk, W. Austin, K. Buhrmann, M. Hogge, S. Stahl, BACK ROW: P. Dudley, F. Wiggins, B. Blinn, J. Werner, B. Burner, B. Combs, B. Druehl, B. Hessel, R. Williams, R. Anderson, B. Moell. 57 Future SYLVIA FRASER PRESIDENT Teachers of America MISS WOLFE SPONSOR LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Miss Wolfe, K. Moren-Treasurer, M. Stenovich-Secretary, S. Fraser-President, M. Williams-Vice-President, C. Williams-Historian, R. Fretwell, I. Lentini. MIDDLE ROW: D. Bostic, P. Vine, M. Bastien, P. Williams, D. Gardner, P. Grover, C. Andreasen, J. Betti. BACK ROW: G. Wagner, B. Blinn, J. Stokely, B. Werner, J. Blinn. 58 THERESA PHILLIPI PRESIDENT Library Club MRS. HANSON SPONSOR LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Hanson, M. Hooper, S. Hines, P. Williams, E. Hines, S. Moise, C. Flowers, I. Lentini-Secretary-Treasurer, B. Wright, B. Werner, C. Hines-Vice-President, T. Phillipi -Pres- ident. BACK ROW: B. Blinn, P. Hansen, D. deSchweinitz, M. Simonsen, B. Hessel, B. Druehl, B. Burner, H. Cash, R. Anderson, P. Morton, S. King, E. Woodsen, P. Potthof. 59 Future Homemakers of America MRS. INGHAM SPONSOR RITA MITCHELL PRESIDENT LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: S. Hines, C. Flowers, B. Wright, P. Burns, W. Coffin-Recreation Director, R. Mitchell-President, B. Paradise-Historian, D. Nielson-Secretary, P. Glennon-Treasurer, M. Hakata- Vice-President, Mrs. Ingham, J. Walker, C. Busch, J. Biinn, D. Sam, L. Tom. SECOND ROW: S. King, J. Morley, P. Goodale, S. Morse, M. Williams, M. Lopez, W. Austin, M. Rucker, D. Williams, C. Hines, T. Phillipi, A. Frediani, D. Rios, L. Morrison, J. Ranier, M. King, M. Ryan. THIRD ROW: L. Valtierra, L. Chavez, D. Riordan, P. Vine, M. Bastien, P. Hardman, S. White, P. Taylor, J. Stokely, J. Betti, F. Shobe, E. Hart, P. Wheat, A. Hart. BACK ROW: L. Bilbao, M. Williams, S. Reed, M. Harris, L. Puccinelli, J. Jayo, C. Johnnie, N. Gurr, D. Albisu, N. Elting, J. Walton. 60 Future Farmers of America CONVENTION DELEGATES Fred Worline, Guy Vega, Bemie McClendon. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW:Mr. Elser, F. Worline, D. Unruh-Treasurer, F. Rugh-Sentinel, M. Riordan- President, R. Van Norman-Secretary, B. McClendon-Reporter, H. Barnes-Vice-President, S. Reed, W. Wilder, K. Hansel. MIDDLE ROW: C. Slagowski, B. Sweetwood, J. Swainston, D. Warriner, G. Aldaya, J. Hill, K. Reed, C. Chapin, S. Dawson, D. Hanks, D. Glennon, F. Ellsbury. BACK ROW: B. Van Norman, D. Bailey, D. Pappas, A. Boyd, D. Bagley, P. Tomera, C. Griffith, J. Rand, J. Bajoneta, G. Vega, B. Hess. 61 Girls’ Athletic Association LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Ellison, M. Hakata, M. Ryan, J. Blinn, D. Nielson, M. Stenovich, N. Temres, Captain. G.A.A. BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Mrs. Nelson, S. Kephart, Vice-President; W. Coffin, Secretary; M. Harris, President; L. Puccinelli, Treasurer. STANDING: M. Williams, P. Glennon, D. Menke, C. Sewell, N. Temres, D. Burner, L. Bilbao, M. Ellison. NOT PICTURED: L. Wilder. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hakata, V. Staley, D. Nielson, M. Williams, J. Blinn, D. Neitz, K. Collett, C. Pao- letti, J. Jayo, M. Harris, C. Sewell, L. Puccinelli, L. Bilbao, M. Ellison, C. Nelson, S. Kephart. 64 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Coach Legarza, Coach Trontel, R. Anderson, R. Leyva, B. Hessel-President, B. Burner, D. Swain, B. Biinn, J. Ames, Coach Ayarbe. MIDDLE ROW: D. Jensen, J. Santina-Vice-President, J. Wenner-Secretary-Treasurer, D. Gilligan, M. Potter, H. Barnes, J. Bartorelli, J. Lespade, A. Lani. BACK ROW: S. Glaser, V. Judd, D. Nuzman, E. Young, B. Van Zee, R. Pitcher, B. Goicoechea, R. Lespade, D. Unruh. 65 JEAN JAYO CHRYSTL PAOLETTI C KAREN COLLETT Head Cheerleader Jean Jayo, Karen Collett. NOT PICTURED: Chrystl Paoletti. Head Cheerleader LEFT TO RIGHT: Benet Hunter, Karen Pacini, Dolores Echegaray, Cfierie Fairclough c u s T 0 D I A N S Ed Juninger, Hank Smith, Ralph Gamboa C} 0 0 LEFT TO RIGHT: CoachAyarbe, J. Santina, R. Pitcher, R. Lespade, B. Burner, D. Jensen, R. Ander- son, A. Lani, B. Hessel. KNEELING: D. Swain, manager. NOT PICTURED: J. Allred, R. Echegaray, j. White, M. Brust. EASTERN DIVISION CHAMPS ELKO. . . . . . . 5 HAWTHORNE . . . .6 ELKO. . . . . . .6 LOVELOCK , . . .3 ELKO. . . 7 FALLON . . . .3 ELKO. . . . . . .6 YERINGTON . . . .5 ELKO. . . 2 WINNEMUCCA. . . . . . .0 ELKO. . . . . .10 HAWTHORNE . . . .5 ELKO. . . . . . 12 LOVELOCK 4 ELKO. . . 1 YERINGTON . . . .0 ELKO. . . . . .11 WINNEMUCCA. . . . 2 TRACK MEET EVENTS ELKO INVITATIONAL. . ELKO, CARLIN, WELLS, LOVELOCK, BATTLE MT., OWYHEE. YERINGTON 20-30 RELAYS............ELKO, YERINGTON CARSON RELAYS........................ELKO, CARSON ELKO TRI-MEET.........ELKO, WINNEMUCCA, LOVELOCK. YERINGTON NORTHERN ZONE MEET LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Cousineau, D. Unruh, D. Gilligan, J. Bartorelli, J. Lespade, C. Yeager, Coach Trontel. NOT PICTURED: Coach Jones, G. Bartorelli, J. Gaynor, F. Feinhandler. i o o- LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Coach Ayarbe, A. Lani, B. Hessel, J. Wenner, J. Santina, D. Gil- ligan, H. Barnes, D. Unruh, J. Lespade, J. Ames, Coach Trontel. MIDDLE ROW: M. Potter, R. Les- pade, D. Jensen, B. Blinn, R. Pitcher, L. Mumford, R. Anderson, J. Bartorelli, V. Judd, J. Williams. BACK ROW: D. Smith, S. Glaser, B. Goicoechea, B. Burner, G. Weatherford, D. Nuzman, R. Ungeran. Scoreboard Statistics VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY ELKO. . . . . .20 WINNEMUCCA .13 ELKO. . . .26 WINNEMUCCA. .7 ELKO. . . . . . .0 BOISE .59 ELKO. . . . .2 WELLS 2 ELKO. . . 7 SPARKS .24 ELKO. . . .42 WINNEMUCCA. .0 ELKO. . . . . .21 FALLON . 6 ELKO. . . .20 WELLS 20 ELKO. . . . . .19 CARSON .20 ELKO. . . ... .1 JUDGE MEMORIAL .20 FLKO. . . . . .20 SOUTH TAHOE . . . .40 ELKO. . . 7 JEROME .25 ELKO. . . . . .19 WHITE PINE . 13 (Bell game) Conference games LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Coach Legarza, R. Gammick, D. Rowe, S. Stahl, J. Carson, D. Gardner, L. O'Donnell, D. Landa, J. Byers, D. Glennon, D. Butler, D. Knapp, S. Friske, manager. MIDDLE ROW: A. Andreasen, T. Harrison, V. Rowe, J. Blinn, T. Perry, R. Ruttkay, J. Werner, R. Gonzales, J. Beristain, J. Dwyer, J. Lino. BACK ROW:D. Faulk, R. Heckathorn, B. Moell, J. Copeland, A. McIntosh, M. Simonsen, D. Cousineau, D. Micheli, V. Vargas, P. Morton, D. Bagley. BENNIE BLJNN DENNIS GILLIGAN T ackle EAM, ALL-NEVADA AA Wingback SECOND TEAM, ALL-NEVADA ''AA' BUZZY BURNER JIM WENNER Guard SECOND TEAM, ALL-NEVADA AA 73 B A 5 K E T B A L L 1 9 6 2 LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Legarza, D. Gilligan, G. Wiggins, R. Pitcher, D. Jensen, B. Goicoechea, B. Burner, B. Van Zee, M. Simonsen, S. Patterson, R. Lespade, J. Santina, R. Leyva. KNEELING: E. Young and D. Swain, managers. LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: D. Clayson, J. Lespade, R. Gonzales, L. Lipparelli, J. Dwyer, T. Har- rison, J. Lino. STANDING: S. Friske, manager, J. Bartorelli, D. Wallace, D. Nuzman, C. Griffith, B. McClendon, F. Worline, A. Lani, J. Ames, R. Kershner, manager, Coach Trontel. 74 LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: J. Carson, S. Stahl, L. Bilbao, B. Gonzales, B. Garcia, A. Andreasen, J. Beristain, D. Damon, R. Heckathorn, W. Van Zee, B. Moell, D. Butler, E. Hooper, J. Blinn, D. Rowe, B. Coleman, R. Campbell, D. Allen, D. Gardner. KNEELING: P. Morton, manager, Coach Ayarbe, D. Glennon, manager. Scoreboard Statistics VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY ELKO. . . .57 WHITE PINE . . . . . .33 ELKO. . . .39 WHITE PINE ELKO. . . .41 WHITE PINE . .35 ELKO. . . .36 WHITE PINE ELKO. . . .46 WINNEMUCCA . . . .36 ELKO. . . .37 WINNEMUCCA ELKO. . . .48 WINNEMUCCA . . . .41 ELKO. . . .35 WINNEMUCCA ELKO. . . .43 WHITE PINE . . 38 ELKO. . . .53 WHITE PINE ELKO. . . .40 RENO . .46 ELKO. . . .27 RENO ELKO. . . .60 SOUTH TAHOE. . . . 55 ELKO. . . .58 EUREKA ELKO. . . .43 CARSON CITY - . . . .47 ELKO. . . .44 EUREKA ELKO. . . .67 FALLON . . 42 ELKO. . . .25 OWYHEE ELKO. . . .60 SPARKS . . 44 ELKO. . .24 SENIORS ELKO. . . .79 WELLS . . 29 ELKO. . . .22 BATTLE MT ELKO. . . .45 RENO . .65 ELKO. . . .35 RENO ELKO. . . .44 LOVELOCK . .51 ELKO. . . .41 LOVELOCK ELKO. . . .63 SOUTH TAHOE.. . .35 ELKO. . . .38 INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. ELKO. . . .50 CARSON CITY . . . .47 ELKO. . . .41 BATTLE MT ELKO. . . .62 FALLON . .42 ELKO. . . .39 OWYHEE ELKO. . . .43 SPARKS . . 58 ELKO. . . . 46 WELLS ELKO. . . .57 WHITE PINE . . 34 ELKO. . .47 WHITE PINE LEAGUE STANDING: Tied for second with Carson City, Sparks. 75 32 34 28 .40 64 67 39 37 45 27 47 62 30 .35 40 45 39 .40 Conference games. r BUTCH GOICOECHEA Center RICH LESPADE Guard JERRY ALLRED Forward DENNIS GILLIGAN Guard DOWN JENSEN Forward ..A JIM SANTINA Guard ROY PITCHER Guard RICH LEYVA ■ Guard MIKE SIMONSEN Center BRUCE VAN ZE1 Forward GEORGE WIGGINS Guard Teams: W L B L 11 5 Plowboys 10 6 The Pipes 10 6 T. F. P. S 7 High-Bailers 8 8 Strike-Outs 6 10 Strikets 5 11 Sodbusters 3 13 Hi Team Series: Plowboys 3244. Hi Team Game: The Pipes 868. Hi Ind. Series: Bill Thomp- son 471. Hi Ind. Game: Bill Thomp- son 201. Hi Average: Jerry Williams 180. ------O------------- E L K 0 1 N D I A N S B 0 w L 1 N G L E A G U E 78 Senior B. D. A. Champs CONCERT BAND SHOW BAND MAJORETTE Paula Grover MAJORETTE Jessie Blinn DRUM MAJORETTE Mary Williams MUSIC COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Mrs. Williams, L. Larson, C. Sewell, Mr. Woodward. STANDING: M. Hawk, L. Merrill, B. Combs, C. Paoletti, G. Small. 81 Glee Club LINDA LARSON MRS. WILLIAMS PRESIDENT SPONSOR A CAPPELLA CHOIR ♦y� •—• THE INDIANS FOUGHT A COURAGEOUS HOMECOMING BATTLE AGAINST THE SENATORS. A GOLDEN TROPHY, A BOUQUET OF ROSES, AND A RADIANT QUEEN. QUEEN MARY PRINCESS LINA PRINCESS CHERIE PRINCESS VICKI PRINCESS MARIE THE E WAS TRADITIONALLY LIT BY THE ELKO HIGH ALUMNI Music Festival Queen BENNIE BLINN King MARY WILLIAMS weetheart Ball Queen RITA MITCHELL Princess Princess Harvest Ball Queen King SHIRLEE REED MONTI RIORDAN DEANNA NIELSON JEAN JAYO r fENDlX liE]ji W0 g wHo OST STUO o CHERYL BASTIEN STAN BURNS A jr E S ST LOO GERNOT WAGNER MARY HARRIS STAN BURNS ‘He who has done his best has done everything. OUTSTANDING GIRL OF ’62 LINA BILBAO “Her heart has room for many friends ' 90 Mr. and Mrs. Kirby become very perturbed with the antics and individualistic attitudes of the Sycamore family. Thespians presents. . . “YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU” CAST Penelope Sycamore . . Chris Andreasen Essie..........................Deanna Nielson Rheba...................Claudia Busch Paul Sycamore. . . . Gary Weatherford Mr. De Pinna..............Jim Wenner Ed........................Brad Druehl Donald.................Jerry Copeland Martin Vanderhof. . . Roger Anderson Alice............................Lina Bilbao Henderson..............Steve Erickson Tony Kirby................Bill Hessel Boris Kolenkhov......... Eric Young Gay Wellington..........Mary Williams Mr. Kirby.........................Buz Burner Mrs. Kirby...................Loucinda Wilder Olga......................Jackie Betti Two Men..................Dennis Swain Andy Andreasen Student Director................Sylvia Fraser A Comedy in Three Acts 1961—1962 School Calendar SEPTEMBER 5— School opens 15—Winnemucca here Pep E Dance 22—Boise away 29—Sparks here Junior Pay Dance OCTOBER 6— Fallon away 13— Homecoming assembly, car parade, bonfire. 14— Kickoff parade, game with Carson, Homecoming Dance 21— Judge Memorial here Harvest Ball 28—South Tahoe away NOVEMBER 4—Jerome here Music Festival and Dance 11—White Pine here Sophomore Hop 17— FT A State Convention at Lovelock 18— Choral Festival at Wells 22- Senior Pay Dance 23, 24—Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER 2--Honor Band Rehearsal Senior Ball 8— White Pine here 9— White Pine here Block E Dance 15— Basketball Season Winnemucca away 16— -All-school play: You Can't Take it With You. 20—Christmas assembly 22- -Winnemucca here Christmas vacation begins 23— White Pine away JANUARY 5—Reno here 8--School resumes 12— South Tahoe away 13— Carson away 19—Fallon here 20--Sparks here GAA Reverse Dance 26— Student Council Dance 27— Thespians Dinner FEBRUARY 2— Reno away 3— Lovelock away 9--South Tahoe here 10—Carson here Sweetheart Ball 16— Fallon away 17— Sparks away GAA Play Day 24—White Pine away 26— Harlem Clowns MARCH 1,2, 3—Zone 17--Instrumental solos at C arlin 23— Library trip to U. of N. 24- -Beaux Arts Ball 31--A11-school play: The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. APRIL 5—FHA State Convention at Wells 7_-Honor Band Rehearsal at Wells 13, 14--Operetta: Yeomen of the Guard. 14--Elko Invitational Track Meet 19—Easter vacation begins 24--School resumes 27— Cheerleader Dance 28— Band Festival MAY 5--Choral Festival at Winnemucca 9—Spring Band, Orchestra Concert in Elko 16—Band Banquet 26—Junior Prom JUNE 3—Baccalaureate 8—Commencement 92 STOCKMEN’S MOTOR HOTEL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’62 BIG ELKO HIGH BOOSTERS COMMERCIAL HOTEL HOME OF THE BIG BEAR RANCH INN HOME OF BIG ENTERTAINMENT RED ELLIS OWNER THE STAR HOTEL AND BAR We Will be Glad to Have Your Business for Club and Class Dinners Joe Bernard 246 Silver Street Phone Re 8-3415 NEVADA POWER COMPANY ELKO DIVISION Congratulates the Class of '62 542 Commercial Street RE 8-3188 ELKO LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Rock Products Building Materials Millwork Pabco Paints Coal Tools Good Luck! W. N. BLOHM Your Jeweler” 477 Idaho St. Keepsake DIAMOND RINGS SILVER STATE TRUCK LINES, INC. OO LIVESTOCK HAULING OO LIVESTOCK FEEDS Ted Blohm Certified Gemologist Registered Jeweler American Gem Society o SAFEWAY’S Wishes Success to the Seniors in all the Years to Come O DEPENDABLE SERVICE Good Luck Seniors! West of Elko ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS ELKO INDEPENDANT POLLY’S BEAUTY SALON Specialists in Cutting Shaping Tinting Permanent Waving Manicuring We Print Your 'Pow Wow'. Henderson Bank Building RE 8-3722 THE ELKO AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATES THE ELKO HIGH SCHOOL ON A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR. Hawk Pontiac-Cadillac Wright Motor Co. Paul Sawyer Motor Co. Dutch Stenovich Bellinger Motor Co. Warren Motor Co. JOHN Q. RYAN, INC. Best Wishes Seniors JAN EV’S Congratulations to the Seniors from HESSELL’S STANDARD OIL COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 H H MARKET 301 Railroad St. Best of Luck SENIORS ORVILLE R. WILSON Attorney First National Bank 449' er Good Luck to the Prompt, Friendly Class of '62 Service ELKO CLINIC at 946 Idaho St. OUR STORE RE 8-3111 1051 Fifth St. PUCCINELU’S C ongr atu lations MARKET Seniors Our Best Wishes to the RITZ Seniors of '62 A PERALDO DISTRIBUTING COMPANY INC. RE 8-5147 131 Main St. 7 Up and Mission Beverage Dairy Products Chism Ice Cream PURITY DAIRY 476 12th St. RE 8-6418 Congratulations to the Class of '62 CLUNY’S 386 5th St. The House of Charm Good Luck Best Wishes from DR. E. B. CHERNICK Optometrist 517 Idaho St. Success Good Luck to the Seniors Good Luck in the Future EL AERO FLYING SERVICE RE 8-5620 DR. L. D. SMITH RE 8-5412 Henderson Bank Building Best Wishes ELKO BOTTLING COMPANY RE 8-3298 DUTCH STENOVICH CHEVRON SERVICE RE 8-5552 s ELKO COUNTY FARM SUPPLY O RE 8-3013 Best of Luck in the Years to Come BOB MINSHEW BILL FRANK’S TEXACO 312 Idaho St. Distributor Meadow Gold Dairy Products 572 River St. Phone RE 8-5061 Best Wishes DR. DEL GIUDICE Henderson Bank Building CURTIS ADJUSTMENT SERVICE Hunter Theater Building Insurance Adjusters CAVE MOTEL COFFE SHOP Carl and Sonia Shuck COTTAGE CAFE 521 Idaho St. ALPINE GLASS CO. Fox Foto Shop 443 Idaho Street ELKO, NEVADA FOTOS FCX PORTRAITS FILMS CAMERAS FILM DEVELOPING FOX FOTO FOR PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE SEE US KEEP THE MEMORY CLEAR WITH PICTURES You’re in a Great State when you’re in There’s somet exciting about in NEVADA . . . whether you live in the fabulous Silver State” or come for a visit. And we're mighty proud of the many spectacular things the Reno area has to offer ... all of which make Reno a delightful year- around sports, entertainment and convention center. We're happy about the State we’re in . . . and we invite you to make the Holiday your headquarters in Reno so that we can try to make you happy about the State you're in. ftewt Crumley’s in Downtown Keno 105 West of Elko Phone RE 8-9508 THE NEVADA BANK OF COMMERCE These things come from Saving EUGENE F. WINES The Bacon Makin’ Man 245 Tenth Street Serving the Entire State of Nevada Member of Federal Reserve System FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA Propane Gas Appliances ELKO LIQUID GAS CORPORATION 276 Fourteenth Street NEVADA RANCH SERVICE Fred B. Harris Ranch Broker - Counselor P.O. Box 1010 Professional Center 575 Court Street RE 8-7169 CARL’S REPAIR SHOP 408 Douglas St. Day RE 8-6124 Night RE 8-5320 BUTCH’S SHELL SERVICE Congratulations to the Graduating Class 913 Idaho St. Phone RE 8-3712 Enjoy Good Food After Games 788 Idaho St. BIANCANI SALES AND SERVICE Refrigeration and Radio Service Engineering Since 1919 1033 Idaho St. RE 8-3834 KELK ELKO BROADCASTING COMPANY News Sports Drama Music To the Faculty and Students K E L K is Your Radio Station Available for your use at Any Time. 4 i QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABILITY QUINN DRUG CO. RE 8-3121 Idaho Street We give S H Green Stamps WOOD MOTEL 1276 Idaho RE 8-3522 Where you can get things for Father, Mother Children WESTERN AUTO 452 Idaho Street RE 8-6545 Better Values W. C. MOELL CO. 429 Railroad St. STINSON-BERGER TRAHER’S SHOE STORE TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY FURiniiURE CO. a TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY Phone RE 8-3442 11th and Commercial St. 440 Commercial St. RE 8-3136 Congratulations to the Class of '62 SHORTY’S For Hunting and Fishing Licenses ROGER’S TIRE SERVICE West of Elko Phone RE 8-5744 Club with the Friendly Atmosphere WRIGHT EARDLEY Attorneys For all Your Schoo1 Needs See Congratulations To the Seniors of '62 SPROUSE REITZ CO., INC. Ross Eardley George Wright SHELL OIL COMPANY RE 8-5088 442 Idaho St. Roofing Siding Insulation Success Seniors of 1962 11th and Silver SAMUEL FEINHANDLER 726 West Idaho St. Expert Radiator Repairing Sgg LEO’S RADIATOR SHOP £ m All Makes Models RE 8-3516 OK SERVICE STATION Third and Idaho Mobilgas. Our Sincere Congratulations to the ELKO TRANSFER AND STORAGE Delbert Paul NUGENT’S Children Infants Wearing ==U 382 Fifth St. RE 8-6175 TAUFER’S BATTERY ELECTRICAL SERVICE Starters Generators Distributor--Laher Batteries Armatures RE 8-5626 We are behind you Elko High ROADSIDE MARKET S. Fifth St. RE 8-5460 1181 Idaho CUmS VI TRAVELER’S MOTEL RE 8-3719 vT P Congratulations Seniors , f REARDON PLUMBING HEATING 708 River Street Bill Sheer sermce § Hugh d. McMullen BFALTCC Good Luck Seniors 467 Idaho St. RE 8-3414 Real Estate Insurance Ranch Loans BOYD’S FLYING A SERVICE Phone RE 8-5822 Professional Center Compliments of MANN AND SCOTT Attorneys BOB’S RICHFIELD SERVICE S H Stamps RE 8-9492 Pick-Up Delivery 391 Idaho Good Luck Seniors GREGORY FLORAL 512 Idaho St. HOME BAKERY Congratulates the Seniors of '62 Don't look so innocent, Pam!, Sleepy or bashful, Mary?, Exercising, Girls?, Won't it play right, Buz?, Karen Jeff at the Frosh-Sr. Dance., Miss Grise's class at work., What did she say this time, Dennis?, Girl's P. E., What does radioactivity feel like, Lina?, Our President, Now don't be mad, Rich!, None of that teachers! DELTA NEVADA PROPANE CO. Serving Elko County Since 1953 524 Commercial St. Best Wishes to the Class of '62 MIKE MARFISI Assistant District Attorney Court House PIONEER TITLE INSURANCE CO. Serving the State of Nevada since 1903 419 Railroad St. Congratulations to the Best The Class of '62 From the Best Branch Store .. 3L4a6s8v Hrr i LAL machinery 251 West Commercial Phone RE 8-3103 Good Luck Seniors Our laughing secretary BI-WAY REXALL DRUG CO. Freshman-Sr. Dance Get to class, on the double!, Indigestion, Roy?, Smile, Jack, Where's your typewriter, Hershall?, Who's hiding?, Is this right, Marie?, Now don't cry., Noreen and her bulletin board. , Study hard, Sandra., What shocking hair, Peg!!, Climbing walls or chinning yourself? You can't horn in on beef! Congratulations to the Class of '62 from the JOHN REED RANCH Lee, Nevada Lamoille, Nevada ZUNINO RANCHES Good Luck to the Graduates Best Wishes to the Class of '62 J. C. ROSE AND SONS South Fork A H Sheep GOICOECHEA’S-HOLLAND RANCH ♦4 Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors of '62 CHARLES B. EVANS, JR. Attorney at Law 307 Henderson Bank Building RE 8-3171 44 COMMERCIAL BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service by Experienced Operators RE 8-3620 DR. HARRY W. JEVAS, O.D. DR. W. E. QUINN, O.D. West Second St. Reno, Nevada 483 Fifth St. Elko, Nevada RE 8-3313 AUTOGRAPHS Are you always this crazy, Mary Lina?, Ouch! I bit my tongue., Quite a resemblence to Hitler, Mr. Waller!, Buddies, Marie, giving her campaign speech., Algebra teachers!, What did you say was in the cup?, That sultry look, Aah Come on Jim!, Relaxing at the Jr. Prom garden., Queen Shirlee. New game, Bill?, Bridge at the Jr. Prom, Tara.”, Our coaches walking the beat., We won't take it Barbara and Hershall., Just peeking, Mr. L. ?, See, this is all I have!, Bert, turn it the other way!, Gary and Lisa, the lovers. , Camera shy, Win? 125 CARL’S CAFE Your GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT 220 Idaho For food at low prices it's Carl's Phillips; TOM’S 66” TRUCK STOP Expert Lubrication tires. . . batteries accessories WAGNER’S DRIVE INN 1430 Idaho St. Lets meet there after the game.” Good news, Rog?, Typical study hall., Oh Carol! That sultry look!, Hi up there!, Hurry! Jessie, Like what you see, Tony?, Football team in the Yellow Monster. 126 MCLANE’S SALES AND SERVICE Musical Merchandise Office Equipment Portable typewriters Commercial St. IDEAL INTERIORS 566 River St. RE 8-3546 J. M. CAPRIOLA CO. 500 Commercial St. Congratulations Seniors When in Elko eat at the NEVADA HOTEL’ 356 Silver St. Congratulations Class of '62 BOBD. REED JOHNJ. REED ROUND UP CAFE 1794 Idaho St. No order too large or too small. 127 For Men and Young Men Railroad St. Elko, Nevada (JP™ Put Your Family In Our Shoes Shoes - Sporting Goods - Clothing 453 Idaho St. RE 8-5260 Buz, give me my glasses. You may see double, but you have only two eyes. Understand that, Butch? Construction of the new Commercial Arts Building. Chow time at the Star, Miss Sweeney? Campaign speeches., We're just taking a picture, Ralph!, Gary, at his old tricks again. , Holding hands, Chas?, Careful, those are sharp!, Sing sweetly, Deanna and Sylvia., Pretty pose, Charolette. , Let's see now, Kerry. , Merilyn and Marvin at the Senior Ball., Study hard, Jody. 129 Harvey, the authentic auctioneer. , Hey! Business Staff is it for real?, Don't look so pleasant, Win., Typical!, They love you, Bugs. , Lina and her flirtatious look. , What page was that?, Diligent Dave at the Senior Ball., Come on Jud, you know I'll win anyway. , Was she that fat! 130 Time is the most undefinable yet paradoxical of things; the past is gone, the future has not come, and the present becomes the past even while we attempt to define it and, like the flash of the lightening, at once exists and expires. This passage by Colton seems so appropriate to our high school years. They have passed so quickly, but many rewarding memories are left behind. This past year has been a very successful and rewarding one. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fox began the year by taking class pictures. The Curtis Magazine Subscription drive followed with the sophomores coming in first and the fresh- men running a very close second. Lina Bilbao, Editor, worked constantly throughout the year and this book is the result. Very few people realize the long hours and the hard work that our editor gave to this E. H. S. annual. Lina’s originality is evident through- out the pages of this Pohob. Karen Collett, Assistant Editor, also deserves a thank-you. Karen's still panting from running to classes gathering students to have their pictures taken. Lisa Puccinelli, a hundred thanks to you. Your cheery, Do you want me to get more ads or help with the pages? surely sounded wonderful to me. The best of luck to you, Lisa, as Business Manager next year. The gratitude felt for Miss Grise could not possibly be expressed in a mere thank-you. Her assistance was invaluable. Without her constantly reminding us this yearbook would not be. We have Mr. Jensen, Beth Hachquet and the faculty to thank for their tolerance in letting us disturbe their classes. We were forever running into the office asking Beth to put an announcement in the bulletin or writing a receipt. The dedication of this book to Mr. Jensen could not have been given to a more deserving person. Mr. Jensen's understanding and the many times he stuck-up for our student body is evident when students speak of him as both a friend and a principal. This yearbook is the highlight of the student body's school year. Although our hopes and dreams exist in different horizons, the seniors leave many fond memories in the halls of E. H. S. In the years to come these mem- ories will again become a reality as we turn the pages of this yearbook. The music and romance of dances, the suspense of football and basketball games, the anticipation in school plays, and the fun and pride felt at gradua- tion will again be relived. Look not mournfully to the past-it comes not back; wisely improve the present-it is thine, go forth to meet the shadowy future without fear and with a manly heart. Longfellow Mary Harris Business Manager 131 The beautiful Ruby Mountains