Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

A MEMORY TREASURE POHOB ELKO HIGH SCHOOL 1965-1966 AS WE BEGIN, A ROUGH STONE Each student entered these halls with a different goal or purpose in mind. Now it is time to pass through them one final time. For some this may seem a joy, for some a priv- ilege, for others a sad journey from the memories and ex- periences held within these walls. Whether your goal has been attained or not has depended on you. The future also depends on you and your ability to use what knowledge you've gained here. Whatever the future may hold, it is our hope that is will be the fulfillment of your fondest dreams. A part of your high school experience will remain with you always, and we hope that this 1966 POHOB will be a Memory Treasure which you will cherish. .. AS WE POLISH THE STONE Administration 1 Classes II Organizations III Athletics IV Activities V Advertising VI MARK (CUNNINGHAM) TAUFER ■s-tra'tio)! 1. Acto pensin« or Ie anolVu n'is.tra'tive-ly, adv. 1 'is-tra'tor (ad mm'is tra t y one who administers 4r A.A with the right of ay ° minor, to a 1 Tn 'O f 5 tra'tress ( tra'tL _______ wonder uni SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE This fine Pohob again stands as a design of achieve- ment bespeaking the important activity of the year in a school that is filled with worthwhile efforts for those who choose to participate. This book represents, in n-o small measure, the fruition of the best of all endeavors--that which demands effort of everyone for the common goal. People working together for a fine and demanding objective are making their greatest contribution while exposing the excellence that is in them. Let me also salute the seniors who have been a part of the school life which is represented in these pages. I wish you well in that which you elect to do and express the hope that something of what you have gained in the four years past will support you in the critical decisions you will be making. Burnell Larson MR. BURNELL LARSON SUPERINTENDENT MR. WENDELL VINE ASSISTANT Dick Toothman, Wilda Crock, D. V. Harper, R. E. Burns, Jr. , John Blecka, Frank Weinrauch. NOT PIC- TURED: Arthur Glaser. MR. EDWIN JENSEN PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Elko High School students and faculty will be able to look at the school year 1965-66 as a good school year. The school spirit was better than it has ever been, the student leadership was excellent, the student achievement was commendable. Faculty members and students are to be congratulated for their contributions towards making this school year an outstanding link in the history of Elko High School. MRS. ANITA MERRICK SECRETARY MR. JOEAYARBE Social Science B.S., Utah State Sponsor: Block E MRS. LOUISE BASS Commercial B.S., Oklahoma College for Women MR. REED BRAITHWAITE Mathematics B.S., B.Y.U. Sponsor: Block E MR. MARSHALL BROWN Industrial Arts A. B., Colorado State E.H.S. MR. PAUL CHAMBERS Mathematics B.S., Utah State MR. HAROLD CLARK Auto Shop B. S. , New Mexico Western Sponsor: Hot Dog Stand MR. DONALD ELSER Agriculture B. S., Montana State Sponsor: FFA FACULTY MR. MARTIN GANNON Counselor B.A.. U. of Wyoming Sponsor: Student Council ' MR. WILLIAM HENDERSON Industrial Arts B. S.. New Mexico W estem MR. BERNIE HENDRICKS Music B.S., Central Michigan U. MISS PAULINE CRISE English B.A., U. of Massachusetts Sponsor, Pow Wow, Pohob MRS. LOUISE HAGUE Commercial B. A., Park College M. A., U. of Iowa MR. MARVIN HILL Mathematics B.A., U. of Montana MISS RUTH HOLTOM Language A. B., M. A., U. of Colorado Sponsor: Language Club MR. DARWIN HUNT Counselor B. S. . Morningside College M. Ed., U. of Idaho Sponsor: DeLaureola MRS. GLADYS INGHAM Home Economics B.S., M.S., U. of Wyoming Sponsor: FHA MR. RICHARD KENDALL Physical Education B. S. . Utah State Sponsor: Block E MR. JAMES POLKINGHORNE Science B. S., U. of Oregon Sponsor: Juniors MR. EDS ON PORTER Science, Biology B.S., B.Y.U. MRS. ELLEN PRIMEAUX Librarian B.A., U. of Nevada Sponsor: Library Club MISS BONNIE RYAN Language B.A., Hiram College Sponsor: Language Club MISS LINDA SMITH Physical Education B.S., U. of Nevada MISS MYRNA SWEENEY Biology B.S., M.A. George Peabody College of Teachers MISS TWYLA TJON English B. A., Augsburg College MR. RAYMOND SPARKS American Government B.A., U. of Wyoming Sponsor: Sophomores, Hot Dog Stand MR. FRANK STOTT Mathematics M. Ed., U. of Utah MRS. MARY WILKERSON English B. S., U. of Nevada MISS LELA WOLFE Language B.A., Hastings Sponsor: Language Club, J.C.L., F.T.A. DR. CLAIR WOODWARD Music B.S., M. S. , Utah State Ed.D. . U. of Colorado Sponsor: F. T. A. CUSTODIANS Kevin Keogh, Ed Juinger CONCESSION STAND CLASS OF 1966 PRESIDENT..........................CLINT COLEMAN VICE-PRESIDENT.......................BEN ANDERSON SECRETARY-TREASURER.........DIANN SMITH GIRL REPRESENTATIVE.........SUSAN CHAPIN BOY REPRESENTATIVE............BOB BEAR DIANE BARONI PAUL BARRY DONNA BEACH DOUG BONER ROBERT BEAR PADDY BENTI BEN ANDERSON JAMES BAUMGARDNER DIANNE ABBOTT RICHARD BARROWS JOE AGUIRRE MARCELLA BOUGE JOHN BRAITHWAITE KENT BROWN WESLEY BROWN FERMINA CANAS 16 CLINT COLEMAN DIANE COLLETT JERRY COPENHAVER RAY COUCHUM MIKE GALLAGHER FRED GARCIA LINDA GLASER LINDA GLENNON 17 CHARLES CRANMER BRYAN CRUTCHLEY BILL CUTLER KAYE ELLISON GLEN ELMORE ED FEINHANDLER COLLEEN HOGGE ARTHUR HOLLING JUDY JACKSON JEAN JOHNSON VICKI MACARI DOUG MADDEN QUINTIN MARTICORENA ROBERT McCARTY 19 JO ANN GOICOECHEA BILL GUISTI BERT GURR LYNDA HANDWRIGHT DOUGLAS HENDERSON JOE HIGGINS 18 BRUCE HARD IE CAROL HARRIMAN CHARLOTTE HAWKINS ANN HARRIS BRUCE HAYES WAYNE HINTHORNE 20 HOWARD MORRISON BEATRICE NELSON RON NIELSON STANLEY OLDHAM JOHN PAPPAS ROBERT PAUL LOYE PHIFER GORDON PLOCHER ARELLA POTTER LORAYNE PAOLETTI ALBRECHT PILT2 TONY POHLABEL 21 LESTER PREADER JANIS RELYEA JUDY ROWE SHARON RYAN 22 ALFRED SMITH DARRELL SMITH DIANN SMITH PAT SMITH PHYLLIS SMITH PAUL STATES LINDA STEARNS MARSHA STENOVICH HUGH THOMPSON MARILAN THORPE JULIANA TOMERA PAULA TRAPPETT 23 JUDI TURNER JOLEEN URRIOLA MIKE VEGA TOM VINE 24 SUE WHEAT SCOTT WHITE KAYE WILEY KATHY WILLIAMS KIM WILLIAMS ANNA WRIGHT NORMAN WYNIA GARY HOSKINS LESANDRA WILLIAMS BOB WILSON JOANN ZOLLITCH JIM DAVIS 25 KRISTY WOODWARD DOUGLAS WRIGHT SUSAN ZANDER GARY STOWELL Magazine Drive—4 years! ! SENIOR 26 Mark Taufer . . . And she won. STORY We struck it RICH! ! Rhapsody in Blue Senior Float Graduation Day Who could ever forget Eddie? Shades of the Prom Everyone's Going to the Moon. 27 MR. ORSER Thanks for being you. CLASS OF 1967 PRESIDENT.....................JIM MOREN VICE-PRESIDENT.............JACK ZUNINO SECRETARY..................ANN WARREN TREASURER..................BRUCE GUISTI GIRL REPRESENTATIVE.............BARBARA ROSE BOY REPRESENTATIVE..................BEN ZUNINO BRIAN ALLEN CLAIRE ANDERSON MIKE APPLEBURY RENEA ARANGUENA RON AUSTIN MARY BAJONETA STEVE BASTIEN TOM BECK JAN BELL MARY BERISTAIN BRAD BERN AD OT DENISE BIEROTH TOM BILLINGS MARY BOGUE VIRGIL BONER HAROLD BURNER 29 JUDY BYERS GARY CARLSON JACKIE CAUDHILL CHRIS CHENOWETH TERYL CHRISTEAN LINDA CLIFTON PEGGY COPEN KATHY COSTER LARRY COY NEIL DICKIE BETH DUNCOMBE BRUCE EASTERLY JUDY EBBINGHAUS 30 REBEL ELLISON AULENE EVANS STEVE FEASEL JIM FISH WAYNE FORDIN VALERIE FOX LINDA FROST JACK GAMMICK BRIAN GARCIA LEAN GARDNER PAM GIBSON SHARON GLASER %� ALBERT GONZALES ALBERT GOOD ALE KAREN GORDON MARLENE GRIFFIN 31 BRUCE GUISTI JOE HARDIN CHERYL HARRIS VONNA HARRIS GORDON HENDERSON RONALD HESS JIM HOLD REN BRIAN HOLLEY TOM HOOD JUDY HUGHES PATTY HUNT DVVINDA JACKSON TOM JENKINS 32 LINDA JENKINS PAM JOHNSON SHERRY JONES 2 LARRY JUDD MIKE KANE GARY KONAKIS MARVA KUMP JOANN LANDA GENE LEE MOON YAM LEW PETE LONCAR GEORGE LOSTRA LES MADIGAN MIKE MADIGAN KAY MATHEWS STEVE McLAIN steve mcdermott cydnee McMullen SAM McMULLEN JIM MEADOWS MARY ANN MF.T.T F BECKY MERRILL WINIFRED MOY ROBERT NEITZ LEOLA NELSON KAREN MOELL KENT MONSON DEE ANN MOORE JIM MOREN KATHY MORLEY BILL MOSCHETTI CINDY NETTO PAULINE OKI 34 SOPHIA NEPOLIS LAUREL OLIVER TOM OSMUN TOM OWSLEY CINDY PAGE DENNY PALMORE JERRY PARKER MIKE PARKIN DENNIS PETERSON JOHN PIEKARSKI DICK PRUNTY BARBARA ROSE GLEN RUGH SHARON SADLER ARTHUR SCIOTTO 35 PAUL THOMPSON RAYMOND THOMPSON CHUCK TILLER TOM TOMERA 36 JUDY TURNER MARY LOU TURNER TOM TURNER GENE VALDEZ THAD VAN DER DUSSEN RICK VAN ZEE VICKIE WALLACE ANN WARREN BILL WEBB LENORE WELCH VICKIE WHITE JOHN WHITEHEAD ALICE WILSON BILL WINES 37 CLARK WILLIAMS JACKIE WILLIAMS PAM WOODRUFF FRANK DOMINGUEZ COLLEEN FITZGERALD JUNIOR STORY The high spirited Juniors were led by the great leadership of our class officers: President, Jim Moren; Vice-President, Jack Zunino; Secretary, Ann Warren; Treas- urer, Bruce Guisti; Girl Representative, Barbara Rose; and Boy Representative, Ben Zunino. We are very proud of Rick Van Zee, student body vice-president; our Varsity cheerleaders, Sally Wilson and Marva Kump; assistant editor of the Pohob, Cydnee McMullen; and assistant business manager, Valerie Fox. Our Junior Prom will long be remembered as the best yet. Although it required great patience and hard work, it was well worth it. We would like to say thank-you to our wonderful class sponsor, Mr. Polking- home, for his help in making this such a great year for us. We have always been active in athletics, scholastic work, organizations, and music. This has been a successful year, and we hope to do as well next year as mighty seniors because we think we are tops ! 38 It must be some problem. Quit messing up the halls 39 CLASS OF 1968 PRESIDENT.................TOM WALTHER VICE-PRESIDENT............VAN HARRIMAN SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . LINDA URRIOLA GIRL REPRESENTATIVE .... LINDA OLDHAM BOY REPRESENTATIVE............BOB BOSTIC 1ST ROW:). Barkdull, T. Bruno, S. Brummell, C. Bilbao, D. Block, M. Arregui, S. Burns, J. French. 2ND ROW: J. Baldwin, B. Bear, B. Bostic, R. Barton, T. Bickum, C. Bogdon. 3RD ROW: R. Bogue, K. Brcse, R Adkins, D. Baumgardner, B. B ir, B. Barney. 1ST ROW: J. Chapin, V. Gonzales, N. Caudill, G. Dollarhide, J. Christenson, C. Cuthbertson, J. Copenhaver, C. Ellison. 2ND ROW: T. Earnest, R. Eardley, ). Goicoechea, L. Goicoechea, J. Erickson, K. Dressey, K. Garcia. 3RD ROW: F. Gardner, J. Geist, T. Gallagher, D. Chase, P. Gibson, K. Garcia, R. Combs. 41 1ST ROW: B. Hoskins, L. Hall, D. Higley, C. Herrara, V. Jauregui. 2ND ROW: L. Etchemendy, V. Harri- man, J. Jayo, H. Harden, S. Howell, R. Herr. 3RD ROW: N. Howard, T. Holt, C. Freedman, K. Guisti, W. Hardie, R. Hammer. 1ST ROW: N. Landa, D. Kane, R. Mitchell, L. Miller, C. Parker, B. Kane, S. Jirak. 2ND ROW: D. Perez, J. Macari, C. Johnson, R. McCarty, L. Oldham, C. Musolf, M. Paine. 3RD ROW: D. Mawson, J. Hess, J. Nyrene, L. Montgomery, G. McKnight, G. Maple, M. Greenfelder. 42 1ST ROW: M. Stenovich, P. Rand, S. Shuck, M. Morse, P. Hankins, C. Strickland, M. Rowan, L. Short, D. Powell, L. Sam, O. Plummer, P. Redant. 2ND ROW: K. Perry, K. Block, A. Sam, M. Sinclair, J. Stenovich, L. Shobar, S. Plunkett, J. Ryan. 3RD ROW: M. Sena, D. Spikes, D. Stucker, J. Schlager, B. Read, D. Slagowski, M. Martin. 1ST ROW: L. Sestanovich, C. Sweetwood, M. Zubieta, C. Weech, L. Urriola, H. Turner, S. Romero. 2ND ROW: S. Taelout, J. Wells, M. Valtierra, L. Wilson, B. Wines, C. Trappett. 3RD ROW: J. Wadkins, M. Wilbur, T. Walther, J. Willison, C. Wenner, G. Sherrill. 43 SOPHOMORE STORY To quote an old folksong, It was a very good year. Yes, we as Sophomores believe that 1965-66 has been a very good year. At its beginning, we elected very competent officers: Tom Walther, President; Van Harriman, Vice-President; Linda Urriola, Secretary-Treasurer; and Bobby Bostic and Linda Lou Oldham, Representa- tives to the Student Council. For the second year, we placed second in the magazine drive. We showed excel- lent school spirit by attending dances and games. Our Sophomore Hop was a tremen- dous success. Michele Arregui and Myra Stenovich were Junior Varsity cheerleaders. The Sophomore class was well represented in the sports and music departments, as well as many other activities. We hope our future years at E. H.S. may be as successful as this one. 44 Hmm, mountain dew. I'm coming, Mr. Jensen! CLASS OF 1969 PRESIDENT......... VICE-PRESIDENT . . . SECRETARY......... TREASURER......... GIRL REPRESENTATIVE BOY REPRESENTATIVE . RICHARD TOOTHMAN . . TYLER SCIOTTO ......PAM WHITE . DIANE CUNNINGHAM . CHERYL CHILTON . . . SCOTT PROBERT 45 1ST ROW: C. Cloward, D. Bernadot, L. Brummell, M. Cameron, P. Bottari, B. Coe. 2ND ROW: A. Carone, C. Chilton, C. Bagley, S. Clark, P. Anderson, B. Anderson. 3RD ROW: K. Christean, N. Boner, C. Carline, B. Aranguena, L. Austin, K. Bass, J. Blackstock. 1ST ROW: D. Garratt, C. Dominguez, K. Franzten, D. Cunningham, M. Gannon. 2ND ROW: T. Dyches, D. Coleman, S. Crapo, L. Dudley, F. Gallegos. 3RD ROW: T. Fairchild, M. Duke, A. Elmore, D. DelGuidice, D. Copen, G. Cutler. 46 1ST ROW: J. Howard, C. Harmer, ]. Hunt, K. Hernandez, W. Gustin, R. Garcia, D. Hooper. 2ND ROW: C. Hobbs, J. Hood, M. Guisti, T. Gilligan, Q. Griffin, G. Harris, P. Herman, ]. Hachquet. 3RD ROW: R. Hawkins, R. Harper, G. Hayes, M. Glaser, B. Green, D. Hopkins, S. Jackson. 1ST ROW: S. Jones, L. Lipparelli, K. Miller, S. Maine, C. Merrick, L. Lednisky, J. Jewart. 2ND ROW: P. Maes, M. Lyon, F. Lani, J. Lewis, P. Lee, D. Marks, V. Jones, C. Karr. 3RD ROW: T. Lesbo, F. Lostra, P Maine, S. Lagge, M. Feddis, R. Meale, D. Loncar, D. Johnson. 47 1ST ROW: O. O1 Donne 1, J. Morris, S. Moncur, S. Morris, L. Morfin. 2ND ROW: F. Ozamis, R. McQueary, L. Ledinsky, M. Nugent, D. McClure, F. Pacini. 3RD ROW: T. Montrose, D. Owen, J. Murdock, C. Owen, E. Mose, L. Netto, R. Jones. 1ST ROW: D. Potter, L. Austin, K. Miller, M. Paine, C. Ferris. 2ND ROW: R. Montrose, L. Buchannan, G. Small, J. Oliver, T. Bickum. 3RD ROW: D. Wallace, B. Mitchell, R. Brady, F. Canas, M. Brown, E. Chapin. 48 1ST ROW: A. Pugmire, K. Pappas, R. Palmer, D. Parker, C. Patton, D. Salichi, B. Phifer, B. Palmore. 2ND ROW: C. Shirley, K. Phillips, J. Seaman, E. Penny, J. Roman, ]. Quintana, S. Sheerin. 3RD ROW: B. Redford, D. Pilloud, S. Probert, T. Sciotto, T. Sheen. 1ST ROW: S. Tatomer, L. Vega, P. Short, K. Swygart, T. Taufer, J. Simonsen, W. Sherrill, D. Wallace, C. Vesely. 2ND ROW: V. Thompson, J. Smith, G. St evens, T. Stahl, J. Sustacha, B. States, J. Steve. 3RD ROW: A. Tourreuil, C. Squire, J. Todd, C. Tripp, R. Vasquez, A. Squire, D. Toothman. 49 ■ 1ST ROW: D. White, D. McKnight, L. Woolverton, A. West, G. Teel, B. Bigelow, S. Wells. 2ND ROW: D. Montrose, C. Williams, V. Zillitch, P. White, K. Wolverton, J. Wilkens, G. Walther, 3RD ROW: J. White, B. Welch, B. Ynchausti, J. Yancey, B. Woodson, R. Williams, R. Blumer. FRESHMAN STORY The Class of '69, under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Everett Weighter, opened its first year in Elko High School by taking first prize with its homecoming float. We came out smelling like roses . Freshman leadership was given by President Richard Toothman and his corps of officers--Vice-President Tyler Sciotto, Secretary Pam White, Treasurer Dianne Cunningham, and Class Representatives Cheryl Chilton and Scott Probert. Also coming from our ranks were two Junior Varsity cheerleaders, Sherry Jones and Jacque Hacquet who was elected to head the group. All one hundred ninety-four of us are eagerly awaiting three more terrific years as citizens of the Elko High School student body. 50 hV , A O’ oVv; mrZH ot° C .rC Lx. L cc o JK|0H r v£° . ..v- cev sfessg -v k H „ SV V' 0 ,-V' i J ‘V VO K'J 'fti et' Ao V; ■k ni v . .v3k.v -� e � V -vK ORGANIZATIONS k6vo ; fej 1 £ !:______ STUDENT BODY OFFICERS RICHARD BARROWS President 52 JOLEEN URRIOLA Secretary JOANN GOICOECHEA Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT-Richard Barrows STUDENT BODY VICE-PRESIDENT-Rick Van Zee STUDENT BODY SECRETARY-Joleen Urriola STUDENT BODY TREASURER-Joann Goicoechea STUDENT BODY CONTROLLER-Johnnie Braithwaite HEAD CHEERLEADER-Sally Wilson POHOB EDITOR-Kathleen Johnson PEP E-Robynne McClure FTA-Sue Zander LANGUAGE CLUB-Kaye Wiley CHORUS-Judi Turner JUNIOR BOY REP. -Ben Zunino BLOCK E-Tom Vine JUNIOR GIRL REP. -Barbara Rose BAND-Stanley Oldham SENIOR CLASS-Clint Coleman DE LAUREOLA -Robert McCarty SOPHOMORE GIRL REP. -Linda Oldham SENIOR GIRL REP. -Susan Chapin SENIOR BOY REP. -Bob Bear THESPIANS -Kristy Woodward SOPHOMORE BOY REP. -Bob Bostic FRESHMAN GIRL REP. -Cheryl Chilton SOPHOMORE CD SS-Tom Walther GAA-Helen Small FRESHMAN BOB REP. -Scott Probert FRESHMAN CLASS-Rich Toothman 53 KATHLEEN JOHNSON EDITOR CYDNEE McMULLEN ASSISTANT EDITOR STANDING; Cheryl Chilton, Linda Oldham, SEATED; Kathleen Johnson, Cydnee McMullen, Susan Chapin, Barbara Rose. CAROL HARRIMAN BUSINESS MANAGER SUSAN ZANDER BUSINESS MANAGER VALERIE FOX ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER BUSINESS STAFF SEATED: Susan Zander, Miss Grise, Carol Harriman, Val Fox. STANDING: Sherillyn Burns, Diane Cunningham, Lynn Hall, Gail Teel, Carol Johnson, Gina Jauregui, Theresa Bruno, Kathy Perry, Carol Hobbs, Kristin Frantzen, Cynthia Merrick, Jacque Hacquet, Wendy Shirrill, Mary Lyon. SEATED: Joleen Urriola, Miss Grise, Robynne McClure, Charlotte Hawkins, Linda Glaser. STANDING: DiAnn Smith, Janis Relyea, Sharon Ryan, Gayla Mitchell, Lynda Handwright, Chris Chenoweth, Kathleen Johnson, Kathy Chester, JoAnn Goicoechea, Barbara Rose, Cydnee McMullen, Vicki Macari, Mike Kane, Carol Smith, Dianne Abbott. STANDING: Cleve Friedman, Scott Howell. SEATED: Brian Holley, Linda Glaser. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF 56 Miss Grise Sponsor Pow Wow Homecoming October 2nd ELKO HIGH SCHOOL Volume X, No. 1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1965 — ELKO, NEVADA Subscription: 80c per year Elko High Engaged � inra«iia«- Elko High Sch coming. salesr Joleen Urriola, Editor. Robynne McClure, Business Manager. By Judge first assembly Judge dependently for one week in or- der to determine at what level they are working. When this is deter- mined. the curriculum for the year ng’s Coming Up annual Homecom n assembly at 2:0 � the annual Pep i the “E.” After th ifternoon, the Ho mnasium. The He resented as the 1 ueen candidates « ’lure, Joleen Urric , DiAnn Smith a iver. ITTEE MEMBER •coming committe.. their plans. General 4r. Royal Orser and hairman is Mr. Don dly chairman is Mr. aite assisted by Mr. nd Mr. Martin Gan- of the “E” chairman y Hassett. ing plans for the Home- Assembly is Miss Linda assisted by Twila Tjon, Ro- bert Smith, Everett Weighter and Bonnie Ryan. Student chairmen for the assembly are Ben Ander- son, Kathleen Johnson and Kent For for Elko begin on ditorium. hts being Senators d in the r attend- five girls Blo Anr assisted Holtom, n Prim- publicity it chair- men are Kristv Woodward and Var listed by Dwinda Jacl Mlss Gnse ludill, Catherine Coe Sponsor Tj Bob Wilson, Greicnen mau, Diane Cunning- ham. Jane Simonson and Caren Hernandez. In charge of special features is Ann Harris. Mr. Joe Ayarbe is in charge of half-time activities which include queen presenta- tions. announcements, the assem- bly and the dance. The band is under the direction of Dr. Claire Woodward and Richard Meirhead, in charge jerleaders. charge of lection of 1 by Miss ague and chairman sisted by ine Judd, and Fred t the game old Clark aat judges Mr. Ray rown and coopera- :s and the iool prom- Jomecom- er. Surely io trouble OUT Meet yc-. candidates on Page of Pow Wow. SEATED: Barbara Rose, Joleen Urriola, Editor, Lynda Handwright, Lorayne Paoletti. STANDING: Jim Holdren, Miss Grise, Sharon Glaser, Sherry Jones, Sally Wilson, Tom Vine. 3 of thk Ann Warren, secretary Bruce Guisti, treasurer Cheryl Chilton, girl represent. sponsor this year w Scott Probert, boy representative | Logan. itiEETIN( : trying to j lew year, meral mecti persons. T1 ill be Mr. K DE LAUREOLA Mr. Hunt Sponsor SEATED: John Braithwaite, Rob McCarty, Kaye Wiley. STANDING: Clint Coleman, Kathleen Johnson, Carol Harriman, Kent Brown. 58 Susan Zander President FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1ST ROW: Dr. Woodward, V. Jauregui, M. Kane, R. McClure, C. McMullen, K. Chester, C. Smith, L. Glaser, S. Zander. 2ND ROW: C. Harriman, S. Mitchell, S. Nepolis, L. Oldham, C. Chilton, S. Crapo, B. Read, V. Harriman, Miss Wolfe. 3RD ROW: L. Gardner, V. Fox, A. Piltz, S. Jones, S. Glaser, K. Moell, J. Turner, B. Duncombe, V. White, P. Oki. Miss Wolfe Sponsor 59 Dr. Woodward Sponsor FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Lorayne Paoletti President 60 Mrs. Ingham Sponsor John Pappas, Mike Gallagher, Mike McDermott, Kim Williams, John Sustacha. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1ST ROW: J. Hess, H. Thompson, J. Sustacha, B. Bear, K. Williams, M. Gallagher, J. Pappas, G. Rue, D. Smith, R. Hess, T. Fairchild, R. McQueary, T. Bottari. 2ND ROW: P. Smith, J. Zollitch, D. Ellison, M. Arregui, R. Ellison, A. Evans, T. Gallagher, G. McKnight, E. Chapin, B. Bear, B. Mitchell, J. Goicoechea, J. Piekarski. 3RD ROW: F. Lani, P. Bottari, C. Ellison, C. Merrick, L. Jenkins, R. Stowell. N. Howard, L. Etchemendi, A. Nugent, D. Prunty, L. Goicoechea, J. Sustacha, M. Glaser, D. Slagowski. 4TH ROW: G. Stowell, J. Wines, M. McDermott, R. Thompson, S. McDermott, F. Scott, T. Tomera, B. Barton, F. Gardner, J. Smith, B. Wines, G. Lee. 61 LANGUAGE CLUB 1ST ROW: Miss Wolfe, L. Handwright, S. Ryan, S. Glaser, S. Zander, K. Wiley, V. C. Harriman, Miss Ryan. V. Jauregui, P. Rand, L. Glaser, K. Moell, B. Duncombe, chea, D. Collett, R. McClure, B. Read. 3RD ROW: V. Fox, S. Taelour, C. McMullen, C. Smith, C. Elsberry, C. Cuthbertson, L. Hall, D. Higley, L. Sustenovich, C. Herrara, L. Oldham. 4TH ROW: G. Crapo, B. Moschetti, J. Jayo, M. Lew, B. Guisti, A. Piltz, B. Holley, F. Garcia, J. Schlager, K. Brown. Harriman, K. Johnson, A. Warren, J. Goicoe- Miss Hoi tom Sponsor 62 Miss Ryan Sponsor Kaye Wiley President 1st Semester Linda Glaser President 2nd Semester LATIN CLUB Carol Harriman President STANDING: Van Harriman, Suzanne Mitchell, Susan Zander, Robynne McClure, Bruce Read, Linda Brummell, Bob States. SEATED: Gerri Dollarhide, Carol Harriman, Sharon Glaser, Miss Wolfe. 63 THESPIANS Mr. Logan Sponsor THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 1ST ROW: Ann Harris, Mike Kane, Kristy Woodward, Brian Holley, Mr. Logan, 2 ND ROW: Val Fox, Beth Duncombe, Robynne McClure. 64 LIBRARY CLUB SEATED: Janis Relyea, Marcella Bogue, Dwinda Jackson, Ron Nielson, Peggy Copen, Ed Feinhandler, Doug Henderson, Anna Wright, Phyllis Smith, Mrs. Priemeaux. STANDING: Dianne Abbott, Diane Baroni, Linda Jenkins, Mary Bajoneta, Lynda Handwright, Paula Hankins, Leola Nelson, Vera Gonzales, Carol Johnson, Sharon Jirak, Kathy Perry, Jackie Caudill, Susie Romero, David Spikes, Leroy Wilson, Don Shaw, Rich Barrows, David Woodson, Fred Garcia, John Wells. 65 Ed Feinhandler President Mrs. Primeaux Sponsor PEP E Bonnie Sweetwood Drill Leader Kristy Woodward Drill Leader Robynne McClure President Miss Smith Sponsor 66 BLOCK E 1ST ROW: Mr. Trontel, K. Monson, S. McMullen, J. Ford, B. Gurr, T. Vine, E. Feinhandler, D. Hen- derson, R. Barrows, Mr. Braithwaite. 2ND ROW: Mr. Hassett, J. Zunino, J. Moren, A. Goodale, J. Baumgardner, S. Bastien, H. Burner, K. Brown, L. Phifer, Mr. Ayarbe. 3RD ROW: C. Thomas, M. Kane, C. Coleman, R. McCarty, J. Sustacha, S. Feasel, P. Loncar, H. Thompson, K. Williams, B. Cutler. 4TH ROW: B. Zunino, D. Jones, G. Sherrill, J. Schiager, G. Wenners, A. Sciotto, T. Owsley, W. Brown, J. Walthers, T. Hood. 67 Tom Vine President Mr. Ayarbe Mr. Braithwaite Mr. Kendall L. TO R. : Randy McCarty, Sherrill Tatomer, Ann Harris, Jim Moren, Robynne McClure, Dede Collett, Bert Gurr, Ann Warren, Alex Carone, Tom Walther. PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized for its second year in 1965-66 for football and basket- ball seasons. The Pep Committee (pictured above) directed the functions of the organi- zation under the leadership of Miss Robynne McClure, President and Miss Smith, faculty sponsor. The activities included posters for games, special cheers, and skits for pep assemblies. This group serves a very worthwhile purpose in boosting student and team spirit. Congratulations to the members of the Pep Committee and to the members of the Pep Club for their untiring enthusiasm. PEP BAND SHOW BAND MUSIC COUNCIL M A R C H I N G CONCERT BAND TUMBLING Helen Small President Miss Smith TEAM 1966 Varsity Jump a little higher! Football Practice! ! r Loyal Rooters 74 Ann sets a record Track Team—1965 What energy! ! VARSITY FOOTBALL KNEELING: Bob Smith, Loye Phifer, Jim Baumgardner, Tom Vine, Greg Wenner, Chet Thomas, Glen Rugh, Hugh Thompson, Ben Zunino. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hassett, Joe Walther, Bill Cutler, Bert Gurr, Harold Burner, Jim Moren, Joe Schlager, Bill Guisti, Rich Barrows, Doug Henderson, Mr. Braithwaite. THIRD ROW: Pete Loncar, Clint Coleman, A1 Piltz, John Sustacha, Kent Monson, Jack Zunino, Wes Brown, Ed Feinhandler, Steve Bastien, Rob McCarty. NOT PICTURED-Head Coach, Matt Trontel. 77 ROB McCARTY End All Nevada AA First Team All Nevada AA Honorable Mention r. ■ %, DOUG HENDERSON End BF.RT CURR T ackle RICH BARROWS Halfback GLEN RUGH Fullback STEVE BASTIEN Halfback BASKETBALL 1966 1ST ROW: D. Loncar, F. Pacini, D. Hopkins, T. Gilligan, F. Ozamus, Q. Griffin, R. Williams, G. Walther. 2ND ROW: J. Seaman, L. Netto, D. Copen, K. Christean, R. Vasquez, B. Aranguena, A. Elmore, B. Red- ford, S. Brown, F. Lostra, Mr. Ridgeway. 1ST ROW: J. Geist, B. Garcia, M. Madigan, J. Zunino, K. Garcia, M. Wilbur. 2ND ROW: Mr. Kendall, L. Montgomery, T. Holt, S. Feasel, W. Hardie, R. Van Zee, A. Goodale, B. Guisti, M. Sinclair, V. Harriman. STANDING: Tom Owsley, Doug Henderson, Tom Osmun, Rob McCaty, John Ford, Harold Burner, Wayne Hinthorne, Glen Elmore, Rich Barrows, Jim Moren, Mitch Seaman, Tom Vine. KNEELING: George Lostra, Mr. Braithwaite, Coach, Mike Kane. INDIAN SCORING Elko 63 Wells 65 Elko 63 Carson City 49 Elko 57 Carson City 48 Elko 55 Reno 44 Elko 75 Lovelock 54 Elko 53 Wells 46 Elko 73 Grantsville 61 Elko 43 Bishop Kelley 45 Elko 38 Winnemucca 53 Elko 28 Bishop Kelley 49 Elko 44 U. of N. Frosh 39 Elko 59 White Pine 51 Elko 69 White Pine 41 Elko 67 Fallon 74 Elko 61 Fallon 56 Elko 56 Winnemucca 64 Elko 54 White Pine 51 Elko 65 Grantsville 67 ROB McCARTY CENTER RICH BARROWS FORWARD JIM MOREN GUARD HAROLD BURNER CENTER JOHN FORD WAYNE HINTHORNE FORWARD FORWARD MITCHELL SEAMAN GUARD GLEN ELMORI CENTER Diann Smith Jerry Copenhaver VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 84 Sherry Jones Michele Arregui J-V CHEERLEADERS 1965-1966 SEPTEMBER: 12 - Winnemucca Home 15 - National Assembly 17 - Jerome Away OCTOBER: 2 - Homecoming Hawthorne 9 - Carson Home Block E Dance 30 - Senior Pay Dance NOVEMBER: 6 - Bishop Kelley Home FFA Dance 12 - Music Carnival DECEMBER: 3 - Wells There 10 - Carson Home 11 - Carson Home Junior Pay Dance 17 - Reno Home 18 - Lovelock Away 21 - Christmas Concert 22 - Vacation started 23 - Senior Ball JANUARY: 7 - Wells Home 8 - Grantsville Away 14 - Bishop Kelley Home 15 - Winnemucca Away 21 - Bishop Kelley Away 22 - U. of Nev. Frosh Home Soph Hop 28 - White Pine Home 29 - GAA Volley ball White Pine Home GAA Reverse Dance FEBRUARY: 4 - Fallon Away 5 - Fallon Away 12 - Winnemucca Home FHA Dance 18 - White Pine Away 19 - Grantsville Home Thespian Dance 25 - White Pine Away MARCH: 3-5 - Zone at Ely 18 - Vocal Festival Elko APRIL: 22-23 - Instrumental Festival 29 - School Play MAY: 11 - Band Concert 18 - Chorus Concert 29 - Baccalaureate JUNE: 3 - Graduation 4 - Summer Vacation HOMECOMING 1965 Those Little Stinkers Came Out Smelling Like A Rose ! On Ye Indians, Fight For Elko High First And Ten---Do It Again! AMERICAN BEAUTY ROYALTY QUEEN DI ANN Princess Susan, Princess Jerry, Princess Robynne, Princess Joleen HOMECOMING TOM WALT HER UGLY MEN! CLINT COLEMAN JIM MOREN CLASH DAY RICH TOOTHMAN 90 SALLY!! THE BEAU DEANS OCTOBER 1-2, 1965 THE HAIRY APE ASSEMBLY FROSH QUEENS-SUSAN CHAPIN, ROBYNNE McCLURE, DIANN SMITH, JOLEEN URRIOLA, JERRI COPEN HAVER 91 Captain Tom Vine Congratulates Queen Di Ann Smith Everything's Cornin' Up Roses THE BELL GAME 94 NEVADA Tom Vine Kent Brown McCarty GIRLS S Zander boys state Bryan Crutchley BOYS’ STATE GIRLS’ STATE Nevada: Sot's pm I Kathleen Johnson Clint Coleman NEWS OF THE NEW GENERATION” Hi! This is Dede Collett and JoAnn Goicoechea with 'News of the New Generation'... Every Wednesday evening the student body of Elko High tuned in for the radio program. Under the able direction of Mr. Logan, Dede and JoAnn presented current news of E .H. S., popular music, sports information, and interesting interviews. This program is one of the best ways in which the entire community keeps abreast of high school activ- ties and what's in with the In crowd . It was a great success--congratu- lations, Dede and JoAnn! 96 ' THE CURIOUS SAVAGE” CAST OF CHARACTERS The Guests: The Family: Florence Hannibal Fairy May Jeffrey Mrs. Paddy The Staff: Ann Harris Mike Kane Kristy Woodward Ben Anderson LeAn Gardner Titus Samuel Lily Belle Ethel Doug Boner Scott Howell Kathleen Johnson Suzanne Mitchell Dr. Emmett Brian Holley Miss Wilhelmina Robynne McClure 97 MUSIC FESTIVAL BEST LOOKING Jerri Copenhaver Joe Aguirre BEST DRESSED Ann Harris John Braithwaite MOST ATHLETIC WHO’S WHO ROBERT McCARTY WHO’S WHO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Susan Zander Rich Barrows WITTIEST Carol Harriman Ed Feinhandler MOST STUDIOUS Kathleen Johnson Rob McCarty vergrown with li'i ness, n. MT), adv. In tz'ni s) or k or Jfk . on for n fPB s partid H t. 4:. Affai J „ the details irv 1 ors or dV industrial enterpris PH ronage; as, to increase busine See work. ess, commerce, trade, indu - of activity that has for ! 4r i, Cffm an inclusive - RTKik, engaged ii ted ii L tl'yG '■ Hc exchange ai w commodities, c . a scale that prob «aged in the or fits, etc. ‘ TWIN FALLS-WELLS STAGES 156 Second Ave North P. O. Box 1293 Twin Falls. Idaho Jack Personius GO WITH US ... WE’RE GOING PLACES STOCKMEN’S MOTOR HOTEL Congratulations To The Class Of 66 ?wtt mi � � •• ••••■ W URRIOLA BROTHERS II! || r 1 •Mobil Distributors |jj •Parkside Service ||! ■■ O. K. Service Station •Central Motel IP Manor Motor Lodge COMMERCIAL HOTEL Red Ellis-Owner Home of The Big Bear Home of Big Entertainment Famous For Fine Foods Magic Comer For Pies Big Elko High Boosters RANCHINN MOTOR LODGE Congratulates the Class of '66 SIERRA WINE AND LIQUOR COMPANY 290 Barengo Way 738-5106 Salutes The Class Of '66 CHARLES CHESTER PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 738-6125 Congratulations graduates of 1966 ELKO LUMBER COMPANY Pabco Paints Tools Coal HARRIMAN FLORAL AND GARDEN CENTER DUPONT PHARMACY 521 Sage 738-6211 NELSON PLUMBING AND HEATING 329 Court Street 738-3770 397 5th Street 738-5149 Repeat that! VELVET Ice Cream and Dairy Products H. O. MILLER TRUCK STOP SILVER STATE S — O’CARROL’S O'Carroi’s Bar Jim and Geneva O’Carrol A. D. MACHINERY 351 W. Commercial Elko, Nevada Congratulations to the Class of ”66 Congrautlations! FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA Elko Office Statewide Banking That's some mouthful. Give 'em the old Horse laugh, Carol. Smile big, but don't fall! ! ! ! % Peek-a-Boo! ! ! The Place to I'l- ill :l %Jr i; There's always room for you at The Holiday, Reno's newest and finest downtown hotel. You're sure to meet your friends at The Holiday, dining in the Shore Room or the Coffee Shop, enjoying the nationally known entertainment in the Theater Lounge, or having their favorite refresher in The Comstock. You'll enjoy Reno more at. . . in RENO The Free Parking in Huge Lower Level Garage Congratulations To The Class Of 66 ELKO MOTOR -VU campaign poster! Bert's side had 20% fewer cavities. You're teasing E L K O I N D E P E N D E N T He looks mean enough to be a coach. ELKO CONSTRUCTION CO. ELKO MUSIC STORE Northern Nevada's Only Complete Music Store 331 Railroad Ph. 738-5533 N E V A D A P R O P A N E What kinda deal is this? The disputed wastebaskets. Duhhhh. Pow Wow Editor 1966! Honest, Miss Smith. Fairy God-Mother? Smothers Brothers? 124 ELKO COUNTY is “The Spot” for: BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS George F. Ogilvie E. C. Murphy A. A. Cuthbertson RUBY MOUNTAIN PACKING COMPANY Compliments of CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITIES COMPANY YOUR PARTNER IN WESTERN PROGRESS Best Wishes To The Class Of 66 ESQUIRE MOTOR LODGE CONTRACTORS INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL ELKO ELECTRIC 505 Idaho ELKO HONDA SALES Best of Luck Glad to see some people work. Good Luck! STANLEY ELLISON Tuscarora Congratulations Seniors MR. AND MRS. JOE SUSTACHA, JR. Congratulations To The Class Of '66 MR. AND MRS. WARNER MITCHELL AL FERNANDO GOICOECHEA Sheep - Cattle Rolland Ranch G LEE LIVESTOCK Waysack Congratulations To The Class Of 1966 BILL AND LOUISE McDERMOTT Compliments of DICK WARREN WARREN L. MONTGOMERY Residential - Commercial Painting Decorating Licensed Insured 738-5545 • Box 862 • 875 2nd St. • Elko, Nevada PERALDO DISTRIBUTING COMPANY INC. 131 Main Street YOUR NEXT a, STOP? Special Agent NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Bill Wunderich First National Bank Bldg. Elko, Nev. 738-3618 Are you bragging, or com- plaining? DOUBLE H SADDLE SHOP 457 Railroad 738-3227 GIL'S STANDARD STATION 803 Idaho St. Flame of Economy THUNDERBIRD MOTEL 345 Idaho 738-7115 Aha, I finally caught you! WRIGHT EARDLEY, ATTORNEYS Congratulations Seniors! Ross Eardley George Wright .. COMMERCIAL BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty [Qjf Service MR by Experienced Operators 420 Idaho Street 738-3620 Just think, soon I'll be a senior! Go Western With MAVERICK Best Wishes and Congratulations Gas for less ABLE GLASS Elko Nevada Mountain City Highway COMPANY 461 1 2 - 4th Street Phone - 738-3022 Bar Pizza Rooms CLOUD-9 232 Silver Street 738-3257 After you've tried the rest- Try the best! Congratulations to the Class of 1966 THE HERRERA’S Isabell Class of 1949 Leonard Class of 1949 Victorio Class of 1950 Jenard Class of 1953 Daniel Class of 1965 Larry Carson Ah-Choo! GREGORY The very best in Phonographs, Television, ELECTRIC and Tape Recorders KIMBER'S RICHFIELD SERVICE The Fastest Service in Town! HOLIDAY MOTEL Good Luck Seniors B T AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS ELKO COUNTY FARM SUPPLY 147 Commercial Street Elko, Nevada BOYD REFRIGERATION 946 Commercial St. 738-3726 Best Wishes: VAUGHN, HULL, Me DANIEL, MARFISI ELKO AIR SERVICE Attorneys at Law Elko, Nevada Congratulations to the Class of 1966 IDEAL INTERIORS Home of Distinctive Furniture 702 Idaho St. Elko, Nevada Harry Pohlabel 738-3546 Uh Oh, there is something alive inside your mouth! good year REARDON PLUMBING AND HEATING Repairs Alterations New Work 738-3820 708 River HONEST INJUN BEEF JERKEY, INC Telephone 738-6315 P.O. Box 381 Elko, Nevada Michael Darling Box 86 ALLEN’S BEELINE SERVICE Phone 738-9510 CA7 For Proven Extra Mileage NICK’S TEXACO AND NEVADA AUTO CLINIC THE PALACE BAR Congratulates the Class of '66 P-M SUPPLY COMPANY 303 Third Street 738-5116 Elko Nevada CAMPBELL’S UPHOLSTERY (With Paul’s New and Used) Congratulations Seniors Elko, Nevada ROADSIDE MARKET South Fifth Street Elko, Nevada When You Need Painting Plain or Fancy Give a Call to C.T. YANCEY Painting Contractor 738-6161 Box 292 — Elko, Nevada McLANE'S SALES AGENCY • Business Machines • Musical Merchandise Luck and Success to the Seniors From THE MIDTOWN MOTEL p T I C I I N O 0 T S M N L U P E E R A E A N R N Y C E 419 Railroad 738-7109 Good Luck Seniors JACK CLIFTON'S BAR HOTEL Sends their Congratulations to the Seniors Compliments of RAINBO LANES BOB’S RICHFIELD SERVICE Idaho Fourth Streets 738-9492 N O u o D W M N Phone 738-3744 ACE GLASS COMPANY 536 Commercial Street If it is glass we have it--Home or Car. Storm doors, Awnings and Ornamental Iron. Insurance work if it is glass. STAMPEDE MOTEL 129 W. Idaho 738-5631 STINSON-BERGER FURNITURE CO. Since 1917 Fine Home Furnishings Aw, go WATER, WATER I MUST HAVE Water! POLLY'S BEAUTY SALON Henderson Bank Building 738-3722 MONTROSE STEEL FABRICATION 582 W. Cedar 738-6519 DEPOT MARKET 296 South 5th • Fire • Auto JAMES OLIN INSURANCE AGENCY • Casualty • Liability • Life Insurance 738-7103 HEAVY WRECKER SERVICE LARGEST EQUIPMENT BETWEEN RENO SALT LAKE CITY LOSTRA BROTHERS A Wish of Success and Happiness to all Seniors Class-of 66 Fred Johnson 5 69 SOUTH FIFTH STREET ELKO, NEVADA THE SINGER COMPANY 364 Maple Street Machine Shop Service. Truck, Tractor and Diesel Repairs Elko, Nevada PH. SHOP. 738-5040 - NIGHT. 738-3398 HUNTSMAN'S RITE-WAY HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS 461 -5th Street 738-5787 MERKLEY AND HANKINS Shell Oil Jobbers Box 508 738-3323 Elko I don't believe it! THE BLUE JAY BAR Joe Juaristi Proprietor LUNDBERG'S ELKO MOTEL V I E T T I Best Wishes to the Graduating Seniors EARL GREEN Realtor Henderson Bank Building % c C A 0 V F E A F N E M D E 0 T S Best E H Wishes L 0 P HAYDEN HENDERSON They both LOOK happy. KENNETH L. MANN MARK C. SCOTT, JR. Professional Center 366 4th Elko, Nevada Congratulations to the Class of 66 Congratulations Seniors! HARRY JEVAS Optometrist JOSEPH O. McDANIEL Elko County District Attorney PAUL’S NEW AND USED AND ELKO TRANSFER AND STORAGE 428 River Street Good Luck to the Class of '66 THE EL NEVA MOTEL McCLURE PLUMBING and HEATING HELEN'S DRAPERIES • Custom Made Drapes • Custom Bedspreads • Dress fabrics by the yard • Sewing Notions fail ISi fail MADDEN’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP 738-5310 776 Commercial I Tl T l i l i l t leu iJTfl fall l- 7i Remember. .. m WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 452 Idaho Street Siu. DALE PORTER SON Phone RE. 8-5555 Roofing, Siding, Insulation Box 694 - Elko Best Wishes to the class of 1966 DOAT7W4LK- TALK ( BILL’S TAX1E RADIO CABS ELKO. NEVADA TRAVELERS’ MOTEL PUCCINELLI MARKET GREGORY STENEGER REAL ESTATE Congratulations Class of '66 From The MARK TWAIN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY JIM’S T. V. SERVICE Repairs on: • Phonographs • Radios • Hi-Fi • Auto Radios 237 Silver 738-3442 PLUNKETT'S SHELL SERVICE Congratulations To the Class of ’66 From MIKE MARFISI On U.S. Highway 40 500 West Oak Phone RE 8-3312 Elko, Nevada EL-AERO g CERTIFIED MEMBER eWices Municipal Airport Ralph Scott, Owner-Manager Congratulations Seniors • Air Ambulance • Flight Instruction • Single Multi Engine • Spraying • Seeding • Aircraft Sales MOUNTAIN CITY LUMBE R COMPANY Free Plan Work Building Materials Material Estimates NELSON’S PET CORRAL Congratulations to the Class of ”66 Compliments of LEO PUCCINELLI Congratulations Seniors DR. PAUL M. HETT SPROUSE REITZ CO. Sends Best Wishes To The Seniors of ”66 FOX FOTOS FOX FOTO SHOP Your Elko Indian Photographer 443 Idaho Street Elko, Nevada Portraits Cameras Photographic Supplies Film Developing 150 A Junior beauty. I didn't mean to break it, Eddie! 151 152 Gruesome Twosomes 153 Gone, glimmering through the dreams of things that were. --Lord Byron Gone are the days of our high school career. The glimmering dreams are also gone, yet all of the fond memories remain in the pages of this annual and others like it. Since our prime objective was the business aspect of producing this year- book we would like to extend our thanks to the Elko merchants who so graciously supported us. This publication is not the result of the efforts of a single individual. However, without the devotion of certain individuals its success would not have been possible. Our sincere thanks go to Miss Grise, our advisor, slave-driver, and true friend. Her advice and help were invaluable to us. We also appreciate the help that our assistant, Val Fox, was to us. Val has the determination and ability to be an outstanding Business Manager in 1967. Our Editor, Kathleen Johnson with the help of Cydnee McMullen is also to be com- mended for the morable Pohob she has compiled. We are proud to have had the oppor- tunity to work with her. Now that we have thanked the Chiefs” we would like to show our appreciation to the Indians (our business staff) responsible for all the footwork necessary for the compilation of the ad pages. It is our sincerest hope that each of you will receive as much enjoyment from reading this Pohob as we have had assemblying it for you. 155