Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1963 volume:

1963 POHOB karen collett editor lisa puccinelli business manager pauline grise sponsor MB, JACK C. BOYER Chemistry Physics Sponsor: Hot dog stand; B.S. G M.Ed., U. of Colorado. MB, JOE AYARBE American History Sponsor: Block E ; B. S., Utah State. MR. RAYMOND SPARKS American Govt. World History B. A., University of Wyoming. MR. JAMES POLK1NGHORNE General Science Sponsor: Soph. Class; B.S.jU, of Oregon. MISS MYRNA SWEENEY Biology Sponsor: Junior Class; B.S., George Peabody College of Teachers. MR. OTIS INGHAM World History A.B., U. of Kansas; M. Ed., U. of Wyoming. MR. DARWIN HUNT B.S., Morningside CoUege; M. Ed., U. of Idaho. MR. FRANK STOTT Advanced Mathematics M. Ed., University of Utah. MR. RUSSELL LUNDGREN Algebra 1 G General Math Sponsor: Freshman Class B.S., Idaho State College. MR. REED HRAITHWA1TE Math Sponsor: Block E ; B.S., B.Y.U. STOCKMEN'S MOTOR HOTEL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '63 100 FOX FOTO SHOP mos dyffjX 443 Idaho Street Elko, Nevada PORTRAITS FILMS CAMERAS FILM DEVELOPING FOX FOTO FOR PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE SEE US KEEP THE MEMORY CLEAR WITH PICTURES 101 BIG ELKO HIGH 102 BOOSTERS COMMERCIAL HOTEL HOME OF THE BIG BEAR HOME OF BIG ENTERTAINMENT Red Ellis Owner 103 NEVADA POWER COMPANY ELKO DIVISION COMMERCIAL STREET ELKO, NEVADA SAFEWAYS WISHES SUCCESS TO THE SENIORS IN ALL THE YEARS TO COME WEST OF ELKO -----------------—, ELKO LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER ROCK PRODUCTS BUILDING MATERIALS MILLWORK TOOLS RANCHINN for FINE FOOD AND ENTERTAINMENT 104 TELESCOPE HOTEL AND BOWLING ALLEY FOR FUN AND RELAXATION AUTOMATIC PIN SETTERS CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1963 ELKO BRANCH NEVADA BANK OF COMMERCE MEMBERS OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ELKO, NEVADA 105 FOR ALL YOUR SCHOOL TRIPS SEE US. SLIM OLSON’S WEST OF ELKO PHONE RE 8-9508 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 106 CONSULT US HESSON’S yn U NEWS SPORTS DRAMA MUSIC KELK ELKO BROADCASTING COMPANY TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS, KELK IS YOUR RADIO STATION AVAILABLE FOR YOUR USE AT ANY TIME. 107 108 CONGRATULATIONS to the BEST ’THE CLASS OF 63 FROM THE BEST BRANCH STORE 3468 SOUTH HIGHLAND LAS VAGAS, NEVADA 251 WEST COMMERCIAL PHONE RE 8-3103 Autographs A. D. MACHINERY 109 MR. CHARLES COYLE English III Sponsor: Junior Class B.A., U. of Nevada- MR. ARTHUR MOSHER English Sponsor: Thespians; B.A., U. of Notre Dame. MRS. LANE HANSON Sponsor: Library Club; B.A., Arizona State G U. of Arizona. MRS. BLANCHE BERRY English I Northeastern, V.S. B.S. £ M. MR. GUNARD SOLBERG English IV G Speech B.S., U. of Wisconsin. MR. CLAIR WOODWARD Band B.S., Utah State, M.S., U. of Utah, Mus. D., U. of Colo. MR. ROBERT ULUQU1ST Chorus San Jose State, Portland State, San Francisco State. MRS. GLADYS INGHAM Sponsor: FHA; B.S. G M.S., U. of Wyoming. MR. ROYAL ORSER Art B.S., Bemidji State. Best Wishes to the Class of '63 SIERRA WINE LIQUOR COMPANY 441 Silver Street 738-5106 110 ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS Has the milk on Your Table Velvet on the Label? POLLY’S BEAUTY SALON Specialists in Cutting-Shaping-Tinting Permanent Waving Manicuring Henderson Bank Building 738-3722 The TALLEY-HO For that Well-groomed Look Best Wishes Class of '63 The UPTOWN Put your feet in our shoes 112 THE ELKO AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Best Wishes To The Class of '63 Congratulates the Elko High School on a very successful year STANDARD OIL CO. OF CALIFORNIA Lloyd D. Hessel Hawk Pontiac-Cadillac Wright Motor Co. Paul Sawyer Motor Co. Dutch Stenovich Bellinger Motor Co. Warren Motor Co. Distributor Good Luck W. N. BLOHM Your Jeweler” 477 Idaho St. Keepsake DIAMOND RINGS SILVER STATE TRUCK LINES, INC. Livestock Hauling Livestock Feeds Dependable Service Good Luck Seniors Ted Blohm Certified Gemologist Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 113 1. Miss America, Right Janice. 2. Our Christmas present from Bruce and Eric. 3. Hey cool daddy. 4. Mr. Orser's Christmas tree. 5. Our assistant business manager feeding her face again, o. Uont cry Eric. 7. Our hejos. 8. The little Juniors with their Santa. 114 Ed Joyce SPUDNUT SHOP AND CAFE Soda Fountain Short Orders Hamburgers Fries Chili Mr. Liably, why didn't you tell us you were such a lover ? Our favorite journalism teacher. Is this the natural pose of the Freshmen? What's the matter, cheerleaders, don't you know what to do? 115 116 Enjoy good food after the games ARCTIC CIRCLE 788 Idaho Street 738-5910 ROGERS TIRE SERVICE West of Elko Serving the Entire State of Nevada. Member of the Federal Reserve System. Congratulations Class of '63 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA JOHN Q. RYAN, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 ORVILLE R. WILSON Attorney at Law Professional Center Elko, Nevada H H. MARKET Elko, Nevada 117 Best Wishes Graduates VOGUE LAUNDRY CLEANERS, INC. Where you can get things for Father, Mother Children Laundry Dry Cleaners Linen Supply WESTERN AUTO 452 Idaho Street 738-6545 Better Values W. C. MOELL CO. 429 Railroad St. For All Your School Needs See V ■? SPROUSE REITZ CO. , INC. 738-5088 442 Idaho St. WRIGHT EARDLEY Attorneys STINSON-BERGER FURNITURE CO. Congratulations to the Seniors of '63 Ross Eardley George Wright 440 Commercial St. 738-3136 118 McCLURE PLUMBING HEATING Don't Cuss—Call Gus Phone 738-3815 QUALITY PLUMBING AND PROMPT SERVICE P. O. Box 94 Elko, Nev. Propane Gas Appliances ELKO LIQUID GAS CORPORATION At your service 276 Fourteenth Street ELKO INDEPENDENT 'We Print Your 'Pow Wow'. BUTCH'S SHELL SERVICE Congratulates the Graduates 913 Idaho St. Elko, Nevada Phone 738-3712 TOM'S 66 TRUCK STOP Expert Lubrication Tires... Batteries... Accessories SHORTY'S For Hunting and Fishing Licenses Club with the Friendly Atmosphere 119 EPIC YOUNG Vice -President BRUCE VAN ZEE President S u D E N B T 0 D Y 0 F F 1 C E R S MARILYN HAWK Secretary KARLA HANSEL Treasurer o ELKO FLOOR COVERING FURNITURE Complete home furnishings 570-576 Commercial Street COMMERCIAL BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service by Experienced Operators 738-3620 CARL'S CAFE your GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT 220 Idaho Street Serving Elko County since 1867 SEWELLS 560 Idaho Street BURNS FUNERAL HOME 506 Fifth Street 738-5111 Congratulations Seniors WOOD MOTEL 1276 Idaho Street 120 738-3522 ------------------ PUCCINELLI'S MARKET Our Best Wishes . to the Seniors of 1963 WM. E. QUINN, O. D. HARRY N. JEVAS, O. D. OPTOMETRISTS 25 West Second Street Reno, Nevada 483 Fifth Street Elko, Nevada HARRIMAN FLORAL AND GARDEN CENTER 521 Sage Street -f _ ■■-1 Flowers for every Occasion Complete Garden Center Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors of 1963 CHARLES B. EVANS, JR. Welding General Works ELKO BLACKSMITH SHOP Congratulations Seniors 121 122 WHERE THE SERVICE IS THE BEST WILSHIRE SERVICE 1600 IDAHO STREET ELKO DAILY FREE PRESS YOUR NEWSPAPER” REST WISHES TO THE MIGHTY CLASS OF '63 from STENOVICH CHEVRON SERVICE Compliments of MANN AND SCOTT Attorneys PROFESSIONAL CENTER GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '63 MIKE MARFISI ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY Court House BEST WISHES DR. DEL GIUDICE HENDERSON BANK BUILDING COTTAGE CAFE 521 Idaho St. CAVE MOTEL COFFEE SHOP I� Carl and Sonia Shuck 123 C ongratulations Seniors ELKO GENERAL MERCHANDISE Elko's family store Luck Success to the Class of '63 CLUNY’S The house of charm Elko Livestock Sales West of Elko Best Wishes Good Luck Seniors from the EL AERO FLYING SERVICE BLUE JAY 738-5620 The best pecans in Elko CONGRATULATIONS! EL NEVA MOTEL from the Gallagher Offices Morris F. Gallagher, D.D.S. Thomas H. Gallagher, D.D.S. Harry M. Gallagher, D.D.S. wishes the Class of '63 the Best of Luck 124 NEVADA Best Wishes PROPANE CO. Joseph o. mcdaniel Serving Elko since 1953 Elko County District Attorney Courthouse Elko 524 Commercial Street Whether your upholstering Diesel fuel needs are big or small General auto repair take them to MADDEN UPHOLSTERY EL RICCO SERVICE They 11 be glad to take West of Elko care of them HOME BAKERY PIONEER TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEVADA Congratulates Servicing the State the of Nevada since 1909 Seniors of '63 419 Railroad Street Best of Luck in the Years Congratulations Best Wishes AT • .iRV t0 corne YOUR H SERVICE jjjj| from VAUGHAN AND HULL Attorneys at Law BILL FRANK'S TEXACO 312 Idaho Street % 518 Idaho St. RobertO. Vaughan Jack E. Hull 125 ELKO COUNTY FARM SUPPLY EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING LEO'S RADIATOR SHOP ALL MAKES MODELS THE STORE WITH THE CHECKERED SIGN” ---WHOLESALE AND RETAIL---- RE 8-3516 PHONE 738-3013 ELKO, NEV. FEED SEED FERTILIZER SUCCESS GOOD LUCK to the SENIORS J. M. CAPRIOLA CO. 500 COMMERCIAL ST. AUTHORIZED WESTINGHOUSE SALES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM ELKO SHOE SHOP JACK WILLIAMS PROP. GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS STAMPEDE MOTEL 129 W. IDAHO ST. 738-5631 126 127 hugh d. McMullen REALTOR 467 IDAHO STREET REAL ESTATE INSURANCE RANCH LOANS RANCHES A SPECIALTY RE 8-3414 ROADSIDE MARKET S. FIFTH ST. RE 8-5626 WE ARE BEHIND YOU ELKO HIGH CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS REARDDON PLUMBING HEATING 708 RIVER STREET BILL SHEER ROOFING SIDING INSULATION SUCCESS SENIORS OF 1963 SAMUEL FEINHANDLER 726 WEST IDAHO NUGENT'S CHILDREN INFANT WEARING N 382 FIFTH ST. RE 8-6175 O K SERVICE STATION ' THIRD AND IDAHO TRAVELER'S MOTEL BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’63 TAUFER'S BATTERY ELECTRICAL SERVICE STARTERS GENERATORS ARMATURES DISTRIBUTOR LAHER BATTERIES 1181 IDAHO RE 8-3719 RE 8-5626 128 Congratulations Class of '63 Elko High School Our sincere wishes for your continuous success Tidewater Oil Ray Dare, Distributor 11th Commercial 738-3442 IDEAL INTERIORS Elko, Nevada Best Wishes to the Seniors SHANGRILA TRAILER VILLAGE TRAHERS Shoes for the family S Our Sincere Congratulations to the Class of '63 ELKO TRANSFER STORAGE Delbert Paul mm. Good Luck 4 to the • Seniors McLANES SALES AGENCY Best of Luck to the Senior Class THE PALM J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Wishes luck and success to the Senior Class of '63 Our business manager feeding her face again. 129 Student Council STANDING left to right: Marion Hakata, Kent Brown, Deanna Nielson, Dennis Butler, Theresa Phillipi, Rita Mitchell, Harvey Barnes, Diana Menke,Robynn McClure, Don Unruh, Kristin Moren, Jack Ames, Darlene Bostic, Bill Combs, Vickie Hood, Dennis Clayson, Chris Paoletti, Mike Simonsen, Charlotte Holaday, Wayne Van Zee, Kerry Woodward, Duane Wallace. SEATED: Ben Anderson, Karla Hansel, Eric Young, Bruce Van Zee, Donn Jensen, Marilyn Hawk, Janice Wilder, Karen Collett. Election Board 13 CONGRATULATIONS Graduates MID-TOWN MOTEL 738-3515 WHITE APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CO. 729 Idaho Street 738-3194 Bottoms up! Varsity Cheerleaders. Are you that desparate Duane? Our sexy senior girls, huh, Lisa and Janice. The Pohob business staff is at it again. 130 Well really!! Who do you think you are? Happy go lucky me. Right, Mr. Liably. Chris thats the way to show them, keep up the good pep. 131 Marylin, don't get so upset. 132 133 Bruce, how come so mean looking, won't your band behave? Oh, Albert, you know he doesn't believe a word of it. Such pretty smiles. Gosh we're sorry teach. Our happy chaperone little boy, that is. Nice looking too, the The senior cheerleaders in their million dollar outfits. 135 136 You two didn't have to get dressed up. To: E.H.S. Student Body Our senior year seems to have passed so quickly. It has been like the leaves on a tree in the fall--one day they are here and the next they are gone. The seniors are leaving E.H.S. and have many memories they will want to retain. Our POHOBS will be memory books and when we look through their pages twenty years from now we will remember all our friends and good times. Miss Grise, I think you de- serve more than a thank-you. If it hadn't been for your help- ful suggestions, corrections, advice, and assistance the POHOB just wouldn't be. You were al- ways there when we needed you and were very glad to help us through the rough spots. Thanks again, Miss Grise. Jackie Betti, a hundred thanks to you. Your cheery Do you want me to do some more pages? surely sounded wonderful to me. I know next year, Jackie, that you'll do a top-notch job as Business Manager. The best of luck to you. As you glance through the pages of the 1963 POHOB remem- ber that the Editorial, Business, and Photography staffs have worked hard to prepare it for you. I know all of you will enjoy it both now and in the future. Lisa Puccinelli Business Manager 139 Pep Committee BACK ROW: J. Betti, M. Stenovich, N. Temres. SECOND ROW: L. Puccinelli, J. Thorpe, L. Paoletti. FRONT ROW: G. Wiggins, D. Collett, S. Young. CHEERLEADERS: C. Rose, J. Wilder, J. Jayo, C. Paoletti. The PEP COMMITTEE is a newly formed committee this year. Its main function is to bolster the school spirit. 14 141 142 143 CLASSES We ll remember always ... «' • ” i • ,-.v. President; . . , Vice President . . Secretary-T reasurer Girl Representative Boy Representative. Mike Simonsen Donald Hanks Sharon Kephart Kerry Woodward Dennis Clayson MICKEY AGUIRRE DOROTHY ALBISU VIRGINIA AVERY JERRY ALLRED DARRELL BAILEY HARVEY BARNES JOHN BERISTAIN JESSIE BIINN LLOYD BLUME MAX BOGUE DENNIS BROADWAY DONNA BROWN KEN BUHRMANN LINDA BURNET! PAM BURNS HERS HAL CASH Dedication To honor the memory of all Whose lives have influenced The school. To the constant Flow of growth that has kept The institution ever young, Ever changing, this Pohob is Dedicated. It honors their Loyalty and devotion in which Are rooted Elko High School ideals For all the coming years. DONALD COUSINEAU STEVE DAWSON NANCY ELTING HAROLD FIFE STEVE GLASER PATTY GLENNON JEAN JAYO DONN JENSEN CAROL JOHNNIE CRAIG JOHNSON VAL JUDD SHARON KEPHART 22 PETE KERSHNER DELBERT LEONARD RICH LESPADE DENNIS LIPPARELLI DENNIS LYNN MARK MAYER DIANA MENKE DICK MESTAS RITA MITCHELL KEN MOORE RONALD MORLEY JIM MORRIS LYLE MUMFORD DEE NEITZ DEANNA NIELSON DWAYNE NUZMAN CHRYSTL PAOLETTI TONY PERKY THERESA PHILLIPI PRIMEAUX 24 LISA PUCCINELLI BOB ROBINSON KEITH SNYDER WAYNE STOKELY NOREEN TEMRES BILL THOMPSON JANICE THORPE KATHY TODD ROBERT UNGERAN JUDY VALTIERRA ROBIN VAN NORMAN BRUCE VAN ZEE ROBERT VARGAS JUDI WALKER JUDY WALTON ALBERT WHITE 26 FRANK WIGGINS GEORGE WIGGINS JERKY WILLIAMS KERRY WOODWARD ERIC YOUNG DEWAYNE WARRINER Senior Story As we, the class of '63, close the doors of E.H.S. behind us and go about our sep- arate ways, we do so with a little sorrow but also with many fond memories. To make our last year the best, we elected Mike Simonsen as our president, Don Hanks as vice-president, Sharon Kephart as secretary-treasurer, Kerry Woodward as girl representative, and Dennis Clayson as boy representative. These class officers worked hard all year under the supervision of our wonderful class sponsor, Mr. Laibly. We are proud to say that many of the seniors held important positions in the school. Bruce Van Zee was elected Student Body president; Eric Young, vice-president; Karen Collett was editor of the Pohob; Lisa Puccinelli was business manager; Charlotte Hola- day was editor of the school newspaper. None of us will ever forget the hard work and pleasures and memories we received from our Junior Prom. Our Senior Ball will also be remembered as one of the best ever. Our class was well represented throughout high school in atletics, organizations, music, and in scholastic ability. We will soon be leaving our years in Elko High School behind us; but we can pause and look back, remembering the fun, hard work, satisfaction, and accomplishments. 27 29 President........................Don Unrugh Vice-President................Vernon Vargas Secretary-Treasure.......Jim Jayo Girl Representative. . .Kristin Moren Boy Representative.......Jack Ames JOHN AGUIRRE jACK AMES DONALD BAGLEY JACKIE BETTI GAYLE CAPLE JANE COLUNS CAROLYN BROWN CHARLES CHAPIN BILL COMBES PAT CHELCOTT STEVE COMISH LINDA DEAN DIANE DODD JEFF DWYER RAY DAWSON ROBERT DICKS BARTON DRUEHL WILLARD EDISON FRANCES FEINHANDLER BRENDA FRA TINI RICH GAMM1CK BOB McMARROW PAULA GROVER RON HALL COLONS GRIFFITH JACK GUINN KARLA HANSEL JODY HARRIS TED HARRISON RONALD HOUDE MARILYN HAWK SONDRA HINES JAMES JAYO MARSHA KINCHELOE DON KNAPP BILL HOLTON DAVID JONES OSCAR ROBERSON ALBERT LANI DONALD LIPPARELLI v '■ LORRY LIPPARELLI CAROLYN LONCAR MARY LOPEZ PENNY McCARTY DENISE McLAIN bermie McClendon DARRYL MICHELI ALBERT McINTOSH PATTY McPHETRIDGE GENE MADSEN JEANIE MICHELI KRISTIN MOREN SALLY MORSE MIKE MORTON JOHN MURDOCK DAVID ORBE BARBARA PARADISE FRANK RUGH MARSHA RYAN BRIAN SHOOLROY SANDRA SHILL VALE SINCLAIR THELMA SMITH CUFF SHOOLROY FRANCINE SHOBE BOB SMITH DANIEL SMITH JOHN SWAINSTON MARILEE STENOVICH DENNIS TERRILL PETE TOMERA DON UNRUH GUY VEGA DUANE WALLACE SANDRA WEINRAUCH VERNON VARGAS POLLY VINE JUDY WEIGHALL PEGGY WHEAT JANICE WILDER CANDACE WILEY ERNEST WOODSON CAROL WILLIAMS DARLENE WILLIAMS REG WILUSON MABLE WILLIAMS FRED WORIINE BARBARA WRIGHT 39 Junior Story This year was our first year as upperclassmen. We started it out by electing Don Unruh, President; Vernon Vargas, Vice-President; Jim Ja- yo, Secretary-Treasurer; Jack Ames, Boy Representative; Kristin Mo- ren, Girl Representative. Other Juniors that held important positions were Marilyn Hawk, Stu- dent Body Secretary; Karla Hansel, Student Body Treasurer; Janice Wil- der, Head Varsity cheerleader; Carla Rose, Varsity cheerleader; Duane Wallace, Assistant Editor of the Pohob; Jackie Betti .Assistant Business Manager of the Pohob. We are looking forward to our Senior year at E.H.S. and hope it will exceed the previous three. Ohhhh, Albert! Hungry, Polly? Smile, boys ! ! Howdy, Partners. 40 Trudy studying. Woops!! Junior Jazz 41 Vice-President.........Dennis Rowe Secretary-Treasurer. . . . Bill Moell Girl Representative . . . Vickie Hood Boy Representative . . . Dennis Butler FRONT ROW: Susan Clayson, Denise Arregui, Frances Bruno, Bay Dudley, Bandy Campbell Dan Allen, Eric Easterly leff Carson. SECOND BOW: Darlene Bostic, Jeanette Cavanaugh, Kent Bowers, John Byers, Mike Bouge Bill Coleman, Leon Bilbao, Dan Berry. BACK BOW: Dennis Butler, Doug Damon, Jon Blinn, Jim Ardans, Andy Boyd, Bruce Anderson, Elden Braithwaite, Joe Berstain. FRONT BOW: Kimberly Harnes, Linda Hay, Chris Hessel, Pauline Hardman, Dolores Echegaray, JudyFobes, Lynn Garcia SECOND BOW: Idona Elsberry, Delma Gardner, Deane Erwin, Sherry Howell, Vickie Hood, Pat Goodale, Mary Hooper, Ethel Hines. BACK BOW: Doug Erwin, Frank Ispisua, Dennis Glennon, Steve Erickson, Barry Garcia, Jon Hill, Ed Hooper, Dan Gardner. 43 FRONT ROW: Donald Jirak, Carol Micheli, Rita Madigan, Pat Jenkins, Jeanne Morley, Carmen Ledesma Jim Meeks. SECOND ROW: Dennis Mastin, Steve Martin, Terry Jackson, Laura Kafton, Elaine Lopez, Sharon John- son, Frances Moore, Morrene Monks. BACK ROW: Ray Heckathorne, Ron McKinley, Dale Martin George McIntosh, Bill Moell, Barney Lesbo, Jerry Copeland, Victor Landell. FRONT ROW: Sharon Stevens, Michele Phelps, Lenore Stevens, Mike Paoletti, Martha Spikes Val Nuzman, Pam Pitts, Jeanne Neff. SECOND ROW: Johnny Johnson, Lillard O'Donnell, Shane Stahl, Dennis Rowe, Joe Sustacha, Janice Stokely, Karen Pacini, Vivian Sharp. BACK ROW: Dale Pappas, Carl Slagowski, Vernon Rowe, Pat Morton, Pat Schlager, Robin Stenovich, Frank Orbe 44 FRONT ROW: Paula Taylor, Pearl Williams, Donna West, Georgeanna Temres, Jeri Troupe, Pat Wilber. SECOND ROW: Bill Sweetwood, Art Thompson, George Valtierra, Earnest Potter, Sidnie Young, Carol Winder- lich. BACK ROW: Earl Walton, Bill Van Norman, Steve Robinson, Wayne Van lee, Ronald Wynia, Mike Turner, Jim Turner. Sophomore Story The mighty class of '65 has risen to greater fame in Elko High School. We Accomplished much under the able leadership of our officers-Presi- dent, Wayne Van Zee; Vice-President, Dennis Rowe; Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Moell; Girl Representative, Vickie Hood; Boy Representative, Dennis Butler. We were very proud of the Sophomore Junior Varsity cheerleaders- Karen Pacini, Dolores Echegaray, and Judy Fobes. Our floats were prize winning and our Sophomore Hop, the best yet' We are looking forward to our reign as Juniors. 45 FRONT ROW: Paul Berry, John Braithwaite, Maria Albarran, Mary Barnacky, Sharon Bryant, Robert Beck, Ben Anderson. SECOND ROW: Kent Brown, Paddy Benti, Robert Bear, Jim Baumgardner, Danny Abarr, Wessley Brown. BACK ROW: Bill Armstrong, Rich Barrows, Paul Bolin, Helen Barber, Lavonne Barnes. FRONT ROW: Marcella Bogue, Susan Chapin, Clint Coleman, Jim Davis, Donald Dudley, Victor Coselia, Catherine Coe, Carolyn Coe. SECOND ROW: Elise Dick, Diana Fairchild, Kren Fleshar, Diane Collett, Susan Friske, Kay Ellison, Kathy Chester. BACK ROW: Ed Fein- handler, Brian Crutchly, Ray Couchum, Glen Elmore, Rick Chase, Mike Combs. 47 FRONT ROW: Maria Gonzalez, Charlotte Hawkins, Fred Garcia, Ronald Jirak, Gary Hoskins, Arthur Holling. Judy Jackson, Ann Harris. SECOND ROW: Vicki Higley, Mary Hall, JoAnn Goicoechea, Coleen Hogge, Carol Harriman, Lynda Hand- wright, Linda Glennon, Linda Glaser. BACK ROW: Gasper Gonzoles, Bill Guisti, Doug Henderson, Bruce Hayes, Bert Gurr, John Garteiz, Joe Higgins. FRONT ROW: David Moore, Bill Messerly, Tina Montrose, Gay la Mitchell, Jennifer Manning, Wilma Micheli. SECOND ROW: Linda Meeker, Robin McClure, Kathleen Johnson, Pauline Judd, Vicke Macari, Jim King. BACK ROW: Quintin Marticorena, John Mefferd, David Madsen, Robert McCarthy, Mike Me Dermitt, Don Jones, Lee Miller. 48 FRONT ROW: Mitchell Sails, Mitchell Seaman, Robert Scott, Beatrice Nelson, Judy Rowe, Sher- ryll Phelps, Lester Preader, John Pappas. SECOND ROW: Blaine Roberson, David Roberson, Lorayne Paoletti, Sharon Ryan, Stanley Oldham, Robert Paul. BACK ROW: Butch Morris, Ronnie Neilson. Tony Pohlable, Walter Owens, Howard Morrison, John Peterson. FRONT ROW: Marilan Thorpe, Pam Stone, Juliana Tomera, Linda Stearnes, Bonnie Sweet- wood, Marsha Stenovich. SECOND ROW: Alfred Smith, Delma Seri, Barbara Smith, Paula Trappett, Helen Small, Paul States. BACK ROW: John Sustacha, Mark Taufer, Darrell Smith, Gary Stowell, Martin Trehal. 49 FRONT ROW: Scott White, Anna Wright, Helen White, Judith Turner, Joanne Wig- gins, Marjorie Wheat, Kristy Woodward, JoAnn Zollitch, Donna Wilson, Doug Wright. SECOND ROW: Gene Waid, Joleen Urriola, Susan Zander, Kaye Wiley, Kathleen Williams, Beth Wallace, Mike Vega, BACK ROW: Willie Wunderlich, Joe Walther, Tom Vine, Norman Wynia, Kim Williams, James Williams Lee Welch. We, the Freshman Class of '66, have greatly enjoyed our first year at Elko High School. Our officers for the year were President, Ben Anderson; Vice-Presi- dent, Rich Barrows; Secretary-Treasurer, Ann Harris; Girl Representa- tive, Roybynn McClure; Boy Representative, Kent Brown. One Freshman, Joleen Urriola, was chosen as a Junior Varsity cheer- leader. We are patiently awaiting the time when we will be Sophomores. We hope to have as much fun during the next three years as we have had as Freshman. 50 51 Our faculty at work 52 Yearbook Editorial Staff KAFEN COLLETT Editor SEATED, Left to right: Duane Wallace, Karen Collett. STANDING: Kristin Moren, Robyn McClure, Victoria Hood, Kerry Woodward. DUANE WALLACE Assistant Editor 53 Yearbook Business Staff LISA PUCCINELLI Business Manager STANDING, Left to right: C. Wiley, J. Urriola, B. Paradise, R. Mc- Clure, M. Kincheloe, P. Bums, F. Shobe, B. Wright, C. Paoletti, D. McLain, D. Glennon, R. Mitchell, D. Echega, D. Dodd, C. Hessel, G. Temres, D. Burner, B. Wright, C. Wunderlich, D. Neitz, P. Williams, M. Paoletti, V. Hood, P. Toothman, D. Bostic, K. Moren. SEATED: J. Thorpe, J. Betti, Miss Grise, L. Puccinelli, M. Ryan. JACKIE BETTI Assistant Business Manager 54 LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Feinhandler, J. Jayo, D. Mastin, D. Collett, P. Wheat, L. Paoletti, C. Loncar. Photography 55 imo VI Ni xty - thre be awardi mencemen :00 p.m., ; High Schc he Invocai graduatioi op Ross E Jesus Chj ts. ocessional ies will b High Sc he gradu; of 1962 are: Pow Wow FI VO HIGH SPHOOT ELKO. NEVADA I redar chests, hone chests, book I were then confronted by a park | Harlev Waller; Latin Han Abarr, M LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Dodd, M. Kincheloe, S. Hansel, B. Paradise, D. McLain, C. Wiley, F. Shobe, t band aw ;er Anderson, Miss Grise, P. Burns, M. Ryan, D. Neitz, C. Paoletti, F. Goicoechia, C. Holaday, R. Mitchell. d include a Barry, Cheryl Bastien, Steve mann, Wayne Bickel, Lina Bil- Bennie Blinn, Mrs. Edith Bog- Ronald Brandt, Robert Bur- Stanley Burns, Gail Chapin, lifred Coffin. Donna Dean, Da- dcSchweinitz, Bradley Druehl. as Dudley, Marie Ellison. Pen- Hansen, Mary Harris, Gordon ly. Bill Hessel, Ramona Ispi- Ronald Koncher, Linda Lar- Irene Lentini, Margaret Ley- ichard Leyva, Peggy Lyle, ne McClure, Madge McKown, garet McMorrow. Linda Mer- Jody Mitchell, Cherie Nelson, leen Nuzman, Thomas Piffero. ilyn Rams and gun cabinets. Mr. Brown, the sponsor and teacher of these classes said, We hope to have a good crowd of truly interested people attend our exhibit.” Reed, M tt, Carol be, Gerry inis Stowt inis Swair Temres, ( a Werner, Wilder, William Charles —EHS— nsen Mrs. Ingham’s home economics classes will display clothing from dress clothes to play clothes. Hand work and home projects will also be shown. Mrs. Ingham said, The girls have accomplished much this year and have some tides to exhibit.” Mr. Geottche's a, ,‘T have on display one outstanding article of each student and several articles by the more advanced stu- rtoroc in the course The display ater color minating. | gold medals to outstanding sen In the center of this landscape I three silver medals to outstan stood a park j both the dan which the en evening was p peake of this spun a mint ; over the danc Occuping 01 bedecked par red CHARLOTTE HOLADAY jie Editor id pottery will show le in their ;e tractors 1), welder, two weld- mber rack, itei ary EHS— Elko G, Host Gi and ding M u four sun The Elko C Association “f this coming S the Elko Hig schools in atte and Owyhee. will compete with the Elko High School girls in the following track events; 50 - yard dash, 100 - yard :k le I Mr. pins, phy. it Ne ne ec nghai Fr ts de own laque ivh. ber ( utstar the ird ti rue MISS GRISE 220 - yard dash. 440 - yard iespia n Jensen Thespians the year ting of tf s who wil year are iry-treasur ay, recorc m ‘ The most outstanding Thespian ' and girl, who were also cho- at the same meeting, will not ¥k. w on display hich have ssrom and Zone and iphies, aw- scrapbook, inning re- Jtp : e on dis- g jp will be open tor public inspection. Sponsor low hurdles (90 yards), relay ric ------ running (440 yards, 4 girls 110 awards assembly, which yards apiece), softball throw, the standing broad jump, shot put, and the high jump. The track meet will be under the leadership of Mrs. Pat Nelson, Elko High School phy- sical education instructor. Following the track meet, the girls from all three schools wil paricipate in several softball games. The softball games will be under the direction of Mrs. Margo Coons TV Tom Owyhee, will____ The public is invited to both the most outstanding project. -------EHS---------------- F.F.A. Chapter Holds Elections The Elko F.F.A. chapter, t the sponsorship of Mr. Don I held election of officers We day. April 25. Monti Riordan sented the president's gavel to vey Barnes who will preside d the coming year of 1962-63. L Harvey, acting as vice pre: will be Robin Van Norman Don Hanks will be secretary. Boyd was elected to the offi treasurer and Collins Griffth Chuck Chapin will act as re[ an scntinel specti i De Laureola DWAYNE NUZMAN President MR. HUNT Sponsor FIRST ROW, Left to right: H. Barnes, K. Collett, J. Betti, K. Moren, K. Todd, M. Hawk, K. Hansel, M. Kincheloe, P. Vine, Mr. Hunt. BACK ROW: D. Wallace, D. Nuzman, S. Glaser, E. Young, B. Van Zee, R. Ungeran, D. Jensen, D. Clayson, J. Jayo. 57 Thespians CHRYSTL PAOLETTI President MR. MOSHER Sponsor FRONT ROW, Left to right: C. Williams, K. Moren, P. Williams, R. Mitchell, S. Hansel, K. Wood- ward, D. Nielson, J. Thorpe. SECOND ROW: C. Holaday, K. Collett, J. Blinn, V. Nuzman, J. Betti, K. Pacini, C. Paoletti, L. Puccinelli. THIRD ROW: Mr. Solburg, B. Coleman, K. Burman, S. Glaser, D. Jensen, E. Young, D. Clayson, H. Barnes. 58 Language Club DUANE WALLACE President 1st Semester PEGGY TOOTHMAN President 2nd Semester MISS HOLTOM Sponsor MISS WOLFE Sponsor 1 mK j FIRST ROW Left to right: Miss Holtom, I. Elsberry, F. Moore, D. Bostic, P. Toothman, P. Vine, S. Young V. Hood, F. Feinhandler, Miss Wolfe. SECOND ROW: D. McLain, K. Collett, P. McCarty, F. Bruno, L. Garcia, K. Moren, J. Betti, M. Hawk, M. Kincheloe. THIRD ROW: E. Easterly, S. Erickson, R. Dicks, D. Nuzman, R. Ungeran, E. Young, D. Wallace, J. Jayo. 59 he School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: D. V. Harper, Arthur Glaser, Samuel McMuellen, Dick Toothman, Mrs. Wilda Grock, John Blecka, Frank Weinrauch. 6 Future Teachers of America DAFLENE BOSTIC PRESIDENT MISS WOLFE SPONSOR FIRST FOW, Left to right: C. Harriman, K. Moren, D. McLain, P. Vine, D. Bostic, J. Betti, D. Gard- ner. SECOND FOW: S. Zander, B. Wallace, P. Williams, P. Grover, C. Williams, F. Shobe, Miss Wolfe. 60 Library Club JUDI WALKER President MRS. HANSEN Sponsor SEATED, Left to right: T. Phillipi, J. Walker, S. Hines, C. Hines. FIRST ROW: J. Davis, B. Cole man, D. Pappas, J. Jayo, P. Potthoff, S. King, B. Wright, C. Flowers, M. Spikes, K. Hames, Mrs. Hanson, J. Troupe. BACK ROW: D. Lynn, D. Broadway. 61 Future Homemakers of America MARION HAKATA MRS. INGHAM President Sponsor FIRST ROW, Left to right: R. Minnerup, D. Nielson, P. Goodale, J. Goicoechia, P. Hardman, G. Temres, J. Jayo, N. Elting, M. Hakata, K. Woodward, F. Bruno, S. Chapin, M. Stenovich, J. Thorpe, C. Lesdesma, R. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: C. Loncar, B. Paradise, J. Urriola, P. Taylor, J. Morley, J. Tomera, D. Sam, C. Johnny, M. Albisu, M. Williams, J. Rowe, L. Meeker, B. Fratini, S. White, D. Siri, M. Bogue, Baroni, Mrs. Ingham. THIRD ROW: C. Williams, P. Grover, R, McClure, A. Harris, M. Harper, L. Hay, D. West, B. Nelson, L. Glennon, M. Hall, P. Bums, M. Copeland, J. Her- nandez, P. Pitts, L. Gunderson, W. Austin. LAST ROW: D. Burner, J. Blinn, T. Phillipi, M. Wheat, P. Wheat, I. Elsberry, P. Potthoff, D. Riordan, M. Rucker, J. Betti, L. Puccinelli, N. Temres, C. Holaday, J. Troupe. 62 Future Farmers of America LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Elser, Robin Van Norman, Steve Dawson, Collins Griffith, Don Hanks, Harv Barnes, Frank Ragh. FIRST BOW Left to right: Mr. Elser, R. Van Norman, S. Dawson, H. Barnes, D. Hanks, C. Griffith, B. Van Norman, C. Chapin, J. Swainston, K. Williams. SECOND ROW: D. Bailey, R. Scott, J. Pappas, Q. Marticorena, J. Sustacha, B. Sweetwood, F. Rugh, K. Hansel, J. Hill, L. O'Donnell. THIRD ROW: G Aldaya, B. Bear, J. Byers, S. Friske, J. Ardans, P. Tomera, D. Warriner, G. Vega, D. Mastin, M. Turner, K. Bowers. LAST ROW: C. Slagowski, D. Pappas, D. Bagley, D. Martin, S. Robinson, M. McDermott, B. Goicoechea, G. Rohwer, J. Rand, R. Heckathorne, R. Dawson, F. Worline. LEFT TO BIGHT: D. Neitz, L. Puccinelli, N. Elting, C. Williams, K. Moren, J. Blinn, P. Burns, B. Paradise, W. Austin, P. Vine, J. Thorpe, S. Hansel, D. Nielson, S. Kephart, M. Hakata, S. Weinrauch, J. Hernandez, B. Wright, P. Grover, M. Hawk, C. Wiley, D. Dodd, K. Woodward, D. Burner. 6 4 FIRST ROW Left to right: Coach Trontel, J. Bartorelli, J. Ames, D. Unruh, R- Gammick, H. Barnes, Ungeran, D. Nuzman, J. Allred, B. Van Zee, E. Voung, B. Goicoechea, D. Gilligan, G. Wiggins. 65 Girls’ Athletic Association DIANA MENKE President JUNIORS FRESHMEN FRESHMEN MRS. NELSON Sponsor SENIORS SOPHOMORES G. A. A. B O A R D BACK ROW: S. Young, D. Burner. SECOND ROW: M. Hakata, J. Blinn, V. Nuzman, M. Ryan, S. Kephart. FRONT ROW: P. Vine, B. Paradise, P. Glennon, T. Phillipi, D. Menke, N. Elting, M. Rucker. H. Small, J. Hernandez, J. Blinn, V. Nuzman, M. Hakata, P. Williams, B. Sweet- wood, D. Fairchild, M. Ryan, S. Kephart, S. Ryan. 67 Tom-TomTopics Kristin Moren and Eric Young. CHORUS MR. LILUQUIST, DIRECTOR TWO D'S AND A REDHEAD MR. BURNELL LARSON Superintendent Message It is my sincere hope that the year just past has yielded at least a small portion of the sub- stance of learning and understanding to you as students of Elko High School. Certainly it has been a year of growth and progress. You have occupied new classrooms and learned new tech- niques; you have been confronted with new chal- lenges and appropriated new knowledge to meet them; you have advanced yourselves in matur- ity and assumed the responsibilities accompa- nying that maturity. You have, in short, pro- gressed toward claiming your franchise of independence which is a purpose well worthy of all your resolution and dedication. 7 Jessie Blirm, Sandy Davis, and Paula Grover. CONCERT BAND Dr. Woodward, Director Darlene Bostic and Polly Vine. • ... MARCHING BAND LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Buhrmann, M. Hogge, Mr. Lilliquist, Mr. Woodward, C. Paoletti, K. Johnson, P. Vine. M U S I c c 0 u N c 1 L Chris Paoletti, Carla Pose, Jean Jayo, Janice Wilder. Karen Pacini, Dolores Echegaray, Judy Fobes, Joleen Urriola. What’s New in ’63? Steady Sweaters THE TWIST 'Teased Hair Fur-Collared Coats 74 Great in Sports rr V r5 .V - '- ■ SJ IV' .■ ‘ n: - L X.m ■ • -sA' Greater in Sportsmanship Football 1963 FKDNT ROW Left to right: M. Mayer, J. Santina, J. Lespade, D. Gilligan, J. Beristain, R. Gammick, D. Rowe E.' Braithwaite, D. Unrnh, J. Ames. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Trontel, J. Morris, D. Cousineau, H. Barnes, D. Jensen, R. Lespade, V. Landell, V. Judd, D. Terrill, B. Moell. BACK ROW: Coach Braithwaite, J. Allred, S. Glaser, D. Nuzman, R. Ungeran, F. Goicoechea, A. McIntosh, J. Bartorelli, D. Faulk. 1963 Scoring VARSITY ELKO o, WINNEMUCCA 8 ELKO 40, LINCOLN 0 ELKO 7, SPARKS 32 ELKO 12, FALLON 0 ELKO 18, CARSON 0 ELKO 20, SOUTH TAHOE 18 ELKO 47, JEROME, IDA. 20 ELKO 37, WHITE PINE 6 JUNIOR VARSITY ELKO o, WINNEMUCCA 19 ELKO 12, WHITE PINE 0 ELKO o, WINNEMUCCA 27 ELKO 19, WHITE PINE 27 FRONT ROW, Left to right: F. Rugh, T. Vine, C. Thomas, J. Carson, J Braithwaite, C. Coleman, B. Anderson, B. Morris. SECOND ROW: K. Brown, S. Stahl, J. Blinn, C. Bilbao, D Henderson R. Chase, M. Combs, L. Brown, D. Clennon, R. McCarty. BACK ROW: Coach Schofield, D. Bagley, M. Taufer, V. Rowe, B. Shoolroy, D. Jones, W. Wunderlich, J. Byers, J. Garteiz. q JERRY ALLRED End SECOND TEAM, ALL-NEVADA AA HARVEY BARNES Guard JIM BAFTORELLI T ackle ' OUTSTANDING LINEMAN '«'•FIRST TEAM, ALL-NEVADA AA 4 DWAYNE NUZMAN Center SECOND TEAM, ALL-NEVA DA AA JIM SANTINA PAT MOFTON AND EMC YOUNG Quarterback BACK OF THE YEAR FIRST TEAM, ALL-NEVADA AA Managers Message The students of Elko High School have met the challenge given them during the past school year of 1962-63. The students have had the benefit of an exceptional staff of teachers. Each teacher has been well qualified in the various subject fields and has been an expert in teaching this subject, matter. This has been a good year in all aspects of high school life, learning, dramatics, music and athletics. Keep striving for even a higher standard. You are to be congratulated. May each of you do even better next year regardless of what your future endeavor may be. Growth begins in the front office EDWIN JENSEN Principal BETH HACHQUET Secretary Basketball 1963 LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Wiggins, L. Lipparelli, J. Allred, W. Van Zee, B. Van Zee, B. Goicoechea, J. Ames, E. Braithewaite, Coach Braithewaite. KNEELING: P. Morton and E. Young, managers. KNEELING, Left to right: J. Beristain, B. Garcia, J. Meeks, manager; T. Harrison, J. Carson. STAND- ING: D. Rowe, J. Bartorelli, D. Wallace, C. Griffith, B. Moell, V. Landell, D. Butler, Coach Schofield. 80 KNEELING, Left to right: C. Coleman, D. Wright, F. Garcia, W. Wunderlich, J. Braithewaite, S. Oldham, E. Feinhandler, C. Thomas, L. Preader. STANDING: Coach Trontel, E. Morris, J. Wil- liams, J. Tatomer, B. Gurr, R. McCarty, D. Henderson, T. Vine, J. Blinn, manager. 1963 Scoring VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY ELKO 49, LOVELOCK 35 ELKO 38, WHITE PINE 39 ELKO 46, WINNEMUCCA 55 ELKO 45, WINNEMUCCA 29 ELKO 41, WHITE PINE 29 ELKO 49, CARLIN 9 ELKO 44, WINNEMUCCA 50 ELKO 37, LOVELOCK 39 ELKO 51, CARLIN 35 ELKO 41, WINNEMUCCA 39 ELKO 49, RENO 69 ELKO 34, RENO 42 ELKO 50, WOOSTER 48 ELKO 27, WOOSTER 44 ELKO 61, SOUTH TAHOE 19 ELKO 25, EUREKA 22 ELKO 47, CARSON CITY 35 ELKO 29, WOOSTER 49 ELKO 45, FALLON 44 ELKO 39, RENO 44 ELKO 32, SPARKS 49 ELKO 40, SENIORS 47 ELKO 50, WOOSTER 39 ELKO 40, NYTC 38 ELKO 64, RENO 67 ELKO 39, NYTC 41 ELKO 73, SOUTH TAHOE 41 ELKO 37, CARLIN 39 ELKO 30, CARSON CITY 31 ELKO 36, BATTLE MT. 31 ELKO 70, FALLON 52 ELKO 31, WHITE PINE 41 ELKO 58, SPARKS 53 ELKO 70, WHITE PINE 47 Conference games 81 LOBBY LIPPABELLI, guard WAYNE VAN ZEE, cent. Track 1963 KNEELING, Left to right: D. Clayson, D. Warriner, J. Bartorelli, D. Wallace, G. Wiggins, J. Beris- tain, D. Gilligan, F. Wiggins, J. Lespade. STANDING: R. Gammick, manager; S. Ericson, D. Broad- way, P. Morton, J. Murdoch, M. Morton, W. Van Zee, D. Cousineau, A. Small, B. Garcia, J. Lino, V. Vargus, E. Young, manager. Golf 1963 LEFT TO FIGHT: D. Damon, D. Butler, S. Stahl, S. Friske, M. Simonsen, D. Knapp. 84 Baseball 1963 KNEELING, Left to right: J. Dwyer, R. Pitcher, S. Glaser, C. Bilbao, J. Santina, R. Lespade. STANDING: A. Lani, D. Jensen, L. Gagun, J. Allred, D. Faulk, B. Goicoechea. Aetion ... Strains ... 1962-1963 School Calendar SEPTEMBER 7 - Senior Frosh Dance 14 - Winnemucca away 19 - Space Assembly 21 - Lincoln here Junior Pay Dance 28 - Sparks away OCTOBER 5 - Fallon here Cheerleader Dance 8 - Mississippians” 10 - FHA Roundup 12 - Carson City away 26 - Homecoming Assembly 27 - Parade, South Tahoe, Homecoming Dance NOVEMBER 3 - Jerome here Harvest Ball 10 - White Pine away 17 - Honor Chorus 22 - Thanksgiving vacation 30 - Music Carnival 4 - Reno away 5 - Wooster away 11 - South Tahoe here 12 - Carson City here 16 - Colors Assembly 18 - Fallon away 19 - Sparks away 25 - Wooster here Block E Dance 31 - India Assembly FEBRUARY 1 - Reno here 2 - All-school Play: HER KISSIN' COUSIN 8 - South Tahoe away 9 - Carson City away 15 - Fallon here 16 - Sparks here 20 - Blind Gymnast Assembly 23 - White Pine here 28-1 - Zone in Reno MARCH 8 - Junior Pay Dance 12 - Reeves Assembly 22 - Baseball, Sparks away 23 - Reno away 29 - Fallon away 30 - Senior Ball Wooster away APRIL 5 - South Tahoe here 6 - GAA Reverse Dance 10 - Carson City away 11 - Easter vacation 19 - Reno here 20 - Senior Pay Dance Fallon here Elko Invitational 26 - Wooster here 27 - Winnemucca Band and Orchestra Test South Tahoe away DECEMBER 1 - Basketball season Lovelock here Honor Band Rehearsal Sophomore Hop 7 - Winnemucca away 14 - Firearms Assembly 19 - Junior Assembly 21 - Carlin here 22 - Winnemucca here 24 - Christmas vacation MAY 4 - Chorus in Wells Sparks here 11 - Sweethearts' Ball 16 - Humorist Assembly 18 - Junior Prom JUNE 2 - Baccalaureate 4 - Commencement Homecoming 1962 E.H.S. in Orbit” MR. DONALD ELSER Agriculture Sponsor: F. F.A.j B.S. Montana State Collega MR. JAMES BLINN Auto General Shop University of Nevada. MR. TED L1ABLY Commercial Sponsor: Senior Class; B.S., N. Dakota State Agriculture College. MR. MARSHALL BROWN Industrial Arts Sponsor: Junior Class; A.B., Colorado State. MR. JERRY SUMRALL Commercial B.S., Panhandle A. M. College. MR. MATHEW TRONTEL P.E. G Driver Training Sponsor: Block E ; B.S. G Ed., Utah State. MR. LAVERL SCHOFIELD Coach B.S., Southeastern State. MISS RUTH HOLTOM Sponsor: Language Club A.B. G M.A., University of Colorado. MISS LELA WOLFE Sponsor: Freshman Class, FTA, Language Club A.B., Hastings College. MR. PAT NELSON Sponsor: GAA, Pep E , Tumbling Team; B.S., Brigham Young University. ♦ The big day began with the parade ♦ FFA SECOND PRIZE x: SENIORS THIRD PRIZE .. the game ... ... and ended with the dance. A QUEEN IS CROWNED. ► � USA PUCCI NELLI, KAREN COLLETT, CHKYSTL PAOLETTI, CHARLOTTE HOLADAY, JANICE THORPE. Outstanding Boy of '63 Outstanding Girl of ’63 Karen Collett Girls’ State MARION HA KATA Boys’ State USA PUCCINELU DWAYNE NUZMAN 94 MIKE SI MONSEN Thespians presents . .. Her Kissin’ Cousin” A Comedy in Three Acts CAST MR. SOLBERG Director Lucy Lee Saunders .... Kristy Woodward Tom Jackson.............Kenneth Burhman Jennifer Desmond............Valorie Nuzman Jodie Armstrong.............. Kristin Moren Molie Ferril...................Jessie Blinn Bruce Bartlett............... Harvey Barnes B. J. Ames...................Jerry Copeland Randolph Fitzhugh...........Dennis Clayson Music Festival QUEEN KAREN COLLETT KING MARVIN HOGGE Harvest Ball QUEEN KING RITA MITCHELL HARVEY BARNES 96 98 v _ THERE’S SOMETHING EXCITING ABOUT BEING 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 ABOUT THE STATE YOU'RE IN. THE .... 99