Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 171 of the 1967 volume:

AMERICA, AMERICA THE POHOB ELKO HIGH SCHOOL Cydnee McMullen, Editor Valerie Fox, Business Manager Mrs. Pauline Amestoy, Advisor I God Shed His Grace On Thee. . . The United States is the world's most powerful nation. We are leaders in trade, living standards, agriculture, education, scientific discovery, and industry. We offer liberty and independence to all of our people; we attempt to beam the living light of democracy to all corners of the globe. But today we must fight for the very existence of our country against those powers which intend to destroy and enslave us. As the youth of America, the burden of leadership will soon be lashed to our backs. Our actions will determine the destiny of generations of future American citizens; we must make the crucial choice between independence and slavery. We cannot ignore the crises which face us in the world today: Viet Nam; Berkley, California; Harlem, New York; Austin, Texas. We must struggle against Communism, subversion from within, racial unrest, and crime; or free America will sink under their weight, and a new, even more terrible plight will settle on this continent: the loss of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 2 Dedication WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1967, dedicate ourselves to America, to the responsibilities of leadership that we must assume. We will, to the best of our abilities, work to keep America strong, free, and watchful over sister nations. We will remember that WE are America’s hope, and that by our actions AMERICA is judged. Strengthened by patriotism, courage, and love, we will forge a trail through the jungles of hate until we reach the horizon of world peace. From The Editor’s Desk A year has passed, vanishing into the dusty annuals of yesterday. Though we may feel sharp pangs of sorrow at its passing, we realize that its bright happy days can never again be lived. Then we remember: there is always tomorrow. The future, be it bright or dim, awaits our touch. To you, my fellow Seniors, I want to express the great happiness your friendship and companionship has given me. I wish each of you continuing success and the total fulfillment of each of your goals. Underclassmen, I wish you shining years ahead. Live these years in sincerity, and you will never regret your high school years. To my loyal henchmen (Mrs. Amestoy, Val, Van, Gina, and Lynne) I can only say two weak, inexpressive words: Thank you. I don't think you'll ever realize how much I have relied on you, or how your support has carried me through the year's major and minor crises. E.H.S. , I'll miss you: your hurrying halls; your noisy bells; your reams of home- work; your Study Hall at noon; your willing faculty; your football, basketball, and base- ball games; your track meets; your tiny dark Pohob room; your bellerin’ , yet friendly principal; your formal dances; your busy Anita; your club meetings; your trips to State; your debate tourneys; your loves; your hates .... your memories. Wherever I go, whatever I do, I'll never forget. With all my heart, UTL 4 ADMINISTRA TION WENDELL VINE ROBERT ZANDER, Supt. Asst. Supt. It has been a happy experience to be indentified with Elko High School and watch it grow during the past years. The success of a school depends on its products and its products consist of students trained to lead happy, profi- cient, useful, and unselfish lives. A citizen is of value to society only as long as he has the ability to better society, because he is a member of it. And lastly, abundant good feeling and high hopes go forth with the graduates that all the fine work of the school may bear the finest fruit and that all students may realize their highest dreams. SCHOOL BOARD: R. J. Toothman; Hugh Collett; Matt Smith; D. V. Harper; R. E. Bums, Jr.; John Blecka; Arthur Glaser. 6 ROBERT KERTH Vice Principal Congratulations to the students of Elko High School for a fine year. You are to be commended for the strides you have made towards the fulfill- ment of your desired goals. To the graduating Seniors, we wish continued success in their chosen pursuits. The community, faculty, and administration are proud of the Class of 1967. 7 ANITA MERRICK Secretary MR. GILBERT AYARBE Mathematics B.S., U. of Utah MRS. LOUISE BASS Commercial B. S., Oklahoma College for Women MRS. BLANCHE BERRY English B.S., M. S., Northwestern MR. JACK BOYER Science B. S., M. Ed., U. of Colorado MR. REED BRAITHWAITE Mathematics B.S., B.Y.U. Sponsor: Block E MR. MARSHALL BROWN Industrial Arts A. B., Colorado State Sponsor: Sophomores MR. HAROLD CLARK Auto Shop B. S., New Mexico Western Sponsor: Hot Dog Stand, V. I.C.A. MR. JILES N. COLE Social Science B. S., Wisconsin U. MR. DONALD ELSER Agriculture B. S., Montana State Sponsor: FFA 8 MR. MARTIN GANNON Counselor B.A., U. of Wyoming MR. HAROLD GOWER Mathematics B. S., U. of Nevada MRS. PAULINE AMESTOY English B.A., U. of Massachusetts Sponsor: Pow-wow, Pohob MRS. LOUISE HAGUE Commercial B. A., Park College M.A., U. of Iowa MR. GERALD HASSETT Physical Education B. S., Mankato State College Sponsor: Block E MR. WILLIAM HENDERSON Industrial Arts B. S., New Mexico Western MISS RUTH HOLTOM Foreign Languages A.B., M. A., U. of Colorado Sponsor: Language Club MR. DARWIN HUNT Counselor B.S., Momingside College M. Ed., U. of Idaho Sponsor: DeLaureola MR. RUSSELL JENSEN English B.A., B.Y.U. Sponsor: Thespians, Debate Team 9 MRS. VALERIE JENSEN Home Economics B. S., B.Y.U. Sponsor: FHA MR. RICHARD KENDALL Physical Education B. S., Utah State Sponsor: Block E MR. LESLIE MONTANEY Art B. A., Eastern Washington State MISS LINDA SMITH Physical Education B. S., U. of Nevada Sponsor: Pep E, GAA MR. ROBERT SMITH English B.S., Utah State Sponsor: Juniors MR. RAYMOND SPARKS Social Science B. A., U. of Wyoming Sponsor: Hot Dog Stand MR. FRANK STOTT Mathematics M. Ed., U. of Utah MR. RICHARD MUIRFIEAD Music B.M., St. Olaf Choir College Sponsor: Madrigal Club MR. JAIVIES POLKINGHORNE Science B. S., U. of Oregon Sponsor: Seniors MRS. ELLEN PRIMEAUX Librarian B.A., U. of Nevada Sponsor: Library Club 10 MISS MYRNA SWEENEY Science B. S., M.A., George Peabody College of Teachers MR. L. E. THOMPSON Foreign Languages B. S. Ed., U. of Idaho Sponsor: Language Club MISS TWYLA TJON English B.A., Augsburg College MR. MATT TRONTEL Social Science B. S., Utah State Sponsor: Block E MISS MAUREEN VINE Music B. A., College of the Holy Names Sponsor: Band MR. EVERETT WEIGHTER Social Science B.A., U. of N. Dakota Sponsor: Freshmen MR. LYNN T. WHITE Science B. S., Utah State MRS. MARY WILKERSON English B. S., U. of Nevada MISS LELA WOLFE Foreign Languages B.A., Hastings Sponsor: FTA, Language Club DR. CLAIR WOODWARD Music B. S., M. S., Utah State Ed. D., U. of Colorado Sponsor: FTA, Band 11 Custodians Kevin Keogh, Parris Green, Ed Juinger. Concession Stand Mr. Clark, Janet Copenhaver, Carol Smith, Teryl Christean, Margo Wilde, Mr. Sparks. 12 SENIORS STEVE BASTIEN, President BRYAN HOLLEY, Vice President AULENE EVANS, Secretary STEVE FEASEL, Treasurer JAN BELL, Girl Representative JIM WINES, Boy Representative MR, POLKINGHORNE, Sponsor As Freshmen, the class of '67 was noted for its pep and high spirits. We won first place for our Homecoming float that year. Our Soph Hop was the best ever, and Ebb Tide, our Junior Prom, filled each of us with the pride of ac- complishment. Our Senior Ball will never be forgotten. Now our last year of high school is gone, and with it, the last traces of childhood. We are adults now, and we must push forward into adulthood. The years we have spent at E.H.S. have been rewarding for some of us. For others, these years may have been wasted. But most of us will look back at Elko High from the future and see that the days spent on its campus have shaped and molded our lives. Good-bye, Elko High! Hello, wide world! 14 MARY BERISTAIN BRAD BERNADOT DENISE BIEROTH TOM BILLINGS MARY BOGUE VIRGIL BONER HAROLD BURNER JUDY BYERS JACI CAUDDLL CHRIS CHENOWETH TERYL CHRISTEAN KATHY CLARK BRIAN ALLEN BARBARA ANDERSON CLAIRE ANDERSON MIKE APPLEBURY RENEA ARANGUENA STEVE BASTIEN TOM BECK JAN BELL 15 LINDA CLIFTON DAVID COTHRUN GREG CRAPO RON CRAPO CHUCK DARLING TOM DEL GUIDICE NEIL DICKIE FRANK DOMINGUEZ COLLEEN FITZGERALD GENE FLOREZ WAYNE FORDIN 16 VALERIE FOX LINDA FROST JACK GAMMICK LE AN GARDNER BRIAN GARCIA PAM GIBSON JANET GILES SHARON GLASER JIM GRIFFITH BRUCE GUISTI CHERYL HARRIS VONNA HARRIS ROBERT HESS SHARON HIOTT BRYAN HOLLEY JIM HOLDREN TOM HOOD 17 18 On ye Indians, fight for Elko High PATTY HUNT MARY IGOA D WEND A JACKSON LINDA JENKINS TOM JENKINS SHERRY JONES PAM JOHNSON LARRY JUDD GARY KONAKIS MARVA KUMP JOANN LANDA GENE LEE MOON YAM LEO STEVE LICHENS PETE LONCAR GEORGE LOSTRA STEVE MCDERMOTT 20 DEE ANN MOORE BILL MOSCHETTI JIM MOREN KATHY MORLEY WINIFRED MOY ROBERT NEITZ LEOLA NELSON CINDY NETTO PAULINE OKI 21 STEVE MCLAIN CYDNEE MCMULLEN SAM MCMULLEN LES MADIGAN MIKE MADIGAN JIM MEADOWS DIANA MEEKS MARY JANE MELLE LAUREL OLIVER TOM OSMUN TOM OWSLEY DENNY PALMORE MIKE PARKIN DENNIS PETERSON JUDY PETERSON JOHN PIEKARSKI DICK PRUNTY MIKE PUGMIRE PETER READ SUSAN REDFORD BARBARA ROSE GLEN RUGH SHARON SADDLER ARTHUR SCIOTTO BILL SCOTT DON SHAW GAYLE SPIKES CAROL SMITH 22 DAVID SMITH JIM SMITH PENNY SMITH SHARON STEPHENS RANDY STOWELL POLLY STREETER PAUL THOMPSON RAY THOMPSON THAD VAN DER DUSSEN ANN WARREN BILL WEBB LENORE WELCH VICKIE WHITE MARC WILCOX 23 BEN ZUNINO JACK ZUNINO GLEN DAVIS Aren't they lovely? JUNIORS TOMWALTHER, President BOB BOSTIC, Vice President MICHELE ARREGUI, Secretary LINDA MILLER, Treasurer MARTIE ROWEN, Girl Representative VAN HARRIMAN, Boy Representative MR. SMITH, Sponsor The year '66-'67 will be remembered by the class of '68 as an exciting and rewarding year. Our mighty class was led by our competent class officers. We got off to a good start this year by placing first in the Magazine Drive. We showed super school spirit by attending dances and games. Although our class is small, we have always been active in athletics, scholastic achievement, music, and all kinds of organizations. Our Junior Prom was a great success, and will long be remembered. It was well worth all the hard work that we put into it. We want to thank Mr. Smith, our long-suffering class sponsor, for all the time, ideas, and help he has given us this year to make it the best yet. Our Senior year is just around the corner now, and we plan to put deter- mination and hard work into the leading of Elko High. We want to make our last year our very best. 26 THERESA BRUNO SHERLYN BURNS NINA CAUDILL JUDY CHAPIN DENNIS CHASE RICH COMBS JANET COPENHAVER CHRIS CUTHBERTSON MICHELE ARREGUI BRAD BAIR MICKEY BAKER JANICE BALDWIN JEAN BARKDULL BOB BARTON BILL BEAR CHRIS BILBAO LARSON BILL BOB BOSTIC KEITH BROSE SHIRLEY BRUMMELL 27 GERRI DOLLARHIDE KEVIN DRESSI ROSS EARDLEY TOM EARNIST CYNTHIA ELLISON CONNIE ELSBERRY JOHN ERICKSON MARGIE FARLEY CLEVE FRIEDMAN JOANNE FRENCH STEPHANIE FONTAINE STEVE HAGER LYNNE HALL RORY HAMMER PAULA HANKINS WARREN HARDIE VAN HARRIMAN ROY HERR CAROLYN HERRERA 28 JOE HESS JOHN GOICOECHEA LARRY GOICOECHEA VERA GONZALES KENNY GREEN KERRY GUISTI VIRGINIA JAUREGUI DAVID JAYNES JAY JAYO DELYNN HIGLEY NANCY HOLLEY TIM HOLT BONNIE HOSKINS NEIL HOWARD SCOTT HOWELL TOM GALLAGHER KENNY GARCIA KERRY GARCIA FARRELL GARDNER PACHECO GIBSON ROSEANN GLENNON 29 SHARON JIRAK BARBARA KANE DIANA KANE NANCY LANDA ARTHUR LITRELL JESUS LOPATEGUI RANDY MCCARTY GLEN MCKNIGHT JO ANN MACARI MIKE MARTIN DALE MAWSON LINDA MILLER BRUCE MITHCELL ROBYN MITCHELL LYLE MONTGOMERY CHERYL MUNGER CHARLENE MUSOLF NANCY NICHOLS ARTHUR NUGENT 30 VIKKI NUTTING LINDA OLDHAM MARGARET O'MEARA IDELLA PAPPAS CINDY PARKER DOMINGO PEREZ KATHY PERRY SUSAN PLUNKETT DIANE POWELL PATTY RAND BRUCE READ PAULETTE REDANT SUSIE ROMERO MARTIE ROWEN JEAN RYAN ARTHUR SAM JOE SCHLAGER MIKE SENA LYNN SESTENOVICH GARY SHERILL LINDA SHORT 31 MIKE SINCLAIR DAVE SLAGOWSKI DAVID SPIKES JACKIE STENOVICH MYRA STENOVICH CONNIE STRICKLAND CONNIE SWEETWOOD SANDRA TAELOUR KARLENE TOW CHERYL TRAPPETT HEIDIE TURNER LINDA URRIOLA TOM WALTHER RUSS WEAVER JOHN WELLS GREG WENNER MICKEY WILBUR NEIL WILCOX MARGO WILDE JIM WILLISON 32 LEROY WILSON BILL WINES MARY ANN ZUBIETA 33 'Oh, Thad! SOPHOMORES DON HOPKINS, President JANE SIMONSEN, Treasurer QUINN GRIFFIN, Vice President ALEX CARONE, Boy Representative PAM WHITE, Secretary JACKIE HOOD, Girl Representative Our second year of high school has proved very success- ful. Our class officers have shown responsible leadership throughout the year. We are extremely proud of our two J.V. cheerleaders, Angela West and Sherri Jones. MR. BROWN SPONSOR We will never forget the great success of our Sophomore Hop. We also take great pride in the fact that our float was awarded first prize during Homecoming for the second year in a row. Our class has been well represented in all types of sports, clubs, and other school activities. We have done quite well scholastically this year also. We are noted for our spirited support of athletics, plays, and various other activities. The Class of '69, sponsored by Mr. Marsh Brown, is awaiting equal success as we enter our third year of high school as Mighty Juniors ! 36 1ST ROW: D. Bemadot, L. Brummell, L. Buchanon, C. Bagley, B. Bigelow, P. Bottari, R. Bill. 2ND ROW: M. Addington, R. Burgess, R. Blumer, M. Brown, D. Bradway, B. Anderson, B. Butler. 3RD ROW: N. Boner, R. Brady, K. Bass, B. Aranguena, T. Bottari, B. Blackstock. 1ST ROW: T. Dyches, A. Carone, B. Coe, L. Dudley, C. Cloward, M. Cameron, P. Colvin. 2ND ROW: D. Coleman, S. Clark, S. Crapo, C. Chilton, D. Cunningham, E. Chapin. 3RD ROW: G. Cutler, D. Copen, D. DelGuidice, A. Elmore, K. Christean, M. Duke. B. Dankowski. 37 1ST ROW: D. Garate, C. Harmer, W. Gustin, K. Franzten, J. Hachquet, R. Garcia, M. Gannon. 2ND ROW: M. Gallegos, F. Gallegos, M. Guisti, T. Fairchild, Q. Griffin, M. Fiddes, T. Gilligan. 3RD ROW: G. Harris, R. Harper, G. Hayes, J. Ganzales, B. Green, D. Gregory. 1ST ROW: D. Hooper, J. Jewart, L. Lednisky, V. Jones, J. Howard, J. Honea, S. Jones. 2ND ROW: F. Lani, C. Hobbs, C. Hernandez, J. Hood, P. Herman, P. Lee, T. Kinsella, S. Garrison. 3RD ROW: S. Jackson, L. Ledinsky, S. Lage, D. Hopkins, L. Ladd. 38 1ST ROW: K. Miller, L. Lipparelli, C. Merrick, R. Montrose, P. Miglioretto, M. Lyon, D. McKnight. 2ND ROW: D. McClure, D. Marks, D. Miller, V. Monson, J. Lewis, S. Maine, R. McQuery. 3RD ROW: D. Mont- rose, T. Montrose, R. Meale, D. Loncar, P. Maine, F. Lostra. 1ST ROW: B. Palmore, J. Morris, P. Morgan, O. O'Donnell, M. Myers, K. Pappas. 2ND ROW: F. Ozamis, D. Parker, S. Morris, J. Osmun, C. Patton, R. Palmer, S. Munger. 3RD ROW: K. Phillips, B. Morgan, E. Mose, J. Murdock, H. Olson, F. Pacini, M. Nugent. 39 1ST ROW: A. Pugmire, P. Short, D. Schwab, J. Simonsen, C. Shirley, S. Sheerin, W. Sherrill, J. Salicchi, S. Tatomer. 2ND ROW: J. Steve, V. Thomson, J. Roman, B. States, J. Sustacha, J. Smith, J. Quintana. 3RD ROW:T. Sheen, J. Todd, J. Seaman, D. Pilloud, B. Redford, D. Tate, T. Sciotto, L. Stanton. 1ST ROW: N. Tybo, L. Morfin, A. West, C. Williams, V. Zillich, D. White, S. Wells, L. Woolverton, L. Vega. 2ND ROW: A. Tourreiul, R. Toothman, K. Woolverton, P. White, C. Vesely, G. Walther, H. Turner. 3RD ROW: B. Ynchausti, R. Williams, J. Yancey, R. Vasquez, B. Welch, C. Tripp, B. Woodson, J. Wilkins. 40 FRESHMEN SCOTT McDERMOTT, President TERRY HERMAN, Vice President JAN CHENOWETH, Secretary BILLIE SUE EVANS, Treasurer MARIBETH MITCHELL, Girl Representative LAYNE KENLEY, Boy Representative Our Freshman year has been a new and different year. We had never before experienced the thrill of graduating from the realm of childhood into the unique world of Teen- dom. All in all, we adjusted to this change remarkably well. We all agree that it was fun, even during initiation. We started our first year out right by electing the right Freshman class officers. They represented our class well in Student Council. The beginning of the year was highlighted by the annual Senior-Frosh Dance. We won third place in the '66 Maga- zine Drive, and next year we plan to work even harder. Our Homecoming float and skit occupied much of our time during October. The hours we spent on them paid off, for each was a success. This year has been exciting and successful for the Class of '70. We are sorry to see it end, but we are looking to the future in anticipation of other wonderful years. 42 1ST ROW: D. Abarron, D. Bogue, R. Aguirre, G. Bidwell, L. Aranguena, M. Blackstock, D. Braithwaite, M. Boner, P. Bear. 2ND ROW: M. Bravo, R. Baty, L. Aguirre, C. Bagley, C. Allen, T. Barkdull, C. Atwood, R. Bastien. 3RD ROW:D. Bohner, R. Bradley, P. Brennen, M. Armstrong, D. Bilbao, P. Bottari, K. Anderson, G. Bell. 1ST ROW: T. Dominguez, K. Eamist, J. Chenoweth, B. Evans, G. Churchfield, M. Casella, L. Cuthbertson, R. Burton. 2ND ROW: M. Clark, R. Flesher, S. Couchman, L. Buzzetti, L. Buzzetti, L. Bums, H. Crossman. 3RD ROW: T. Eardley, C. Bums, R. Davis, W. Etchinek, S. Ferguson, E. Fordin, J. Elision. 43 1ST ROW: S. Greenfelder, J. Hastings, V. Hall, S. Glaser, M. Guldager, F. Gruell. J. Gibson, M. Gallagher. 2ND ROW: L. Greenfelder, M. Garcia, G. Glazier, J. Gilliam, C. Harmer, G. Glazier. 3RD ROW: J. Gamble, G. Guldager, T. Herman, G. Gustin, P. Green, K. Harriman, J. Gordon, R. Fuller. 1ST ROW: L. Jayo, V. Jayo, S. McMahon, D. Johnson, A. Holaday, S. Lage, L. Lopez, R. Littrell, C. Holling. 2ND ROW: L. Johnson, L. Hess, N. McFarlane, S. Kinsella, D. Herr, G. Ike, S. McDermott. 3RD ROW: J. Holmes, R. Hess, D. Jones, S. Herrera, L. Kenley, S. Kellers, R. George. 44 1ST ROW: E. Morfin, T. Montrose, J. Moschetti, M. McMahen, L. O'Carroll, T. Moy, B. Olin, J. Maycock, I. Morfin. 2ND ROW: D. Maestas, C. Oldham, M. Mitchell, J. Monks, S. Mawson, D. Moody, J. Morrison. 3RD ROW: P. Mendoza, R. Morse, A. Mariluch, L. Neitz, R. Mitchell, R. McMullen, W. Maine. 1ST ROW: L. Ramirez, J. Powell, J. Ramsey, K. Parkin, M. Reyes, D. Ostler, B. Rogers, W. Parks. 2ND ROW: T. Plunkett, K. Pappas, D. Peltier, M. Read, L. Phillips, J. Perry, S. Parker, D. Preader. 3RD ROW: D. Paul, C. Primeaux, H. Olson, W. Reisdorfer, J. Pohlabel, G. Prunty, M. Riordan. 45 1ST ROW: L. Scott, M. Summer, S. Stearns, B. Sanders, D. Tewell, Z. Thompson, B. Sullivan, C. Rowe. 2ND ROW: S. Stenovich, P. Salaz, W. Roman, D. Taufer, M. Rowen, S. Savage, L. Temoke. 3RD ROW: E. Smith, R. Sena, L. Sestenovich, M. Simon, J. Skivington, D. Taelour, R. Teuscher, M. Strickland, J. Ryan. 1ST ROW: J. Wolfley, J. White, R. Trickel, D. Traher, D. Williams, L. Vargas, D. Zillich, G. Wells. 2ND ROW: G. Tiller, T. Welch, P. Weech, L. Wilson, V. Trappet, V. Woodruff, J. Wiley, M. Vietti, 3RD ROW: E. Wright, M. Williams, D. Tow, L. Wheat, W. Whitaker, M. West, S. Worline. 46 Silly Sophs! You can come out now. . . Mrs. Amestoy's not mad anymore. Look familiar, Sophomores? Don't listen to him; he can't dance either. Sure I can tie bows with my toes! ! 47 Problems? Freshman conferences 48 I ;... niliii il I ■' ... ..................... ' SF..'. .... ORGANICA TIONS Student Body Officers 50 CAROL SMITH TREASURER SHARON GLASER SECRETARY Student Council STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT--Jack Zunino STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENT—Ann Warren STUDENT BODY SECRETARY--Sharon Glaser STUDENT BODY TREASURER--Carol Smith STUDENT BODY CONTROLLER--Jim Moren SOPHOMORE GIRL REP--Jackie Hood JUNIOR GIRL REP--Martie Rowen JUNIOR BOY REP--Van Harriman LANGUAGE CLUB—Bruce Read SENIOR GIRL REP--Jan Bell HEAD CHEERLEADER—Sally Wilson GAA—Marva Kump SOPHOMORE CLASS--Don Hopkins LIBRARY CLUB—Peggy Copen BLOCK E--Harold Burner FRESHMAN GIRL REP—Maribeth Mitchell ASSEMBLY CHAIRMAN--Bill Moschetti BAND--Chuck Tiller SENIOR CLASS—Steve Bastien THESPIANS—Mike Kane PEP E--Sherry Jones CHORUS--Dwinda Jackson SENIOR BOY REP--Jim Wines SOPHOMORE BOY REP—Alex Carone JUNIOR CLASS—Tom Walther FRESHMAN BOY REP—Layne Kenley VICA—A1 Coodale FRESHMAN CLASS--Scott McDermott FFA—Dick Prunty POHOB EDITOR—Cydnee McMullen 51 Lynne Hall, Martie Rowen, Maribeth Mitchell, Jackie Hood, Jan Bell, Cydnee Mc- Mullen. NOT PICTURED: Tom Walther, Sharon Stephens. LYNNE HALL ASSISTANT EDITOR VAN HARRIMAN VIRGINIA JAUREGUI ASSISTANT ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER BUSINESS MANAGER Business Staff SEATED: Virginia Jauregui, Valerie Fox, Mrs. Amestoy, Van Harriman. STANDING: Carol Smith, Le An Gardner, Vickie White, Linda Miller, Myra Stenovich, Randy McCarty, Theresa Bruno, Michele Arregui, Barbara Rose, Patty Hunt, Sharon Glaser, Cheryl Harris. Aulene Evans, Cheryl Chilton, Sherrill Tatomer, Jeannie Morris, Karen Miller, Mary Lyon, Cynthia Merrick, Jackie Hood, Gail Teel, Jerri Howard, Barbara Coe, Verdene Monson, Sherry Sheerin. 53 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Sinclair, Bryan Holley, Van Harriman, David Spikes. MRS. PAULINE AMESTOY SPONSOR Click. FLASH!! Elko High's camera snoops are on the prowl! No one's secrets are safe from the constant threat of being immortalized in glossy print. The four daring young men on this year's Photog Staff have hurdled every barrier in order to bring to you the un-censored truth. Their efforts are recorded for all time in the pages of this book. We would like to thank them for their remarkable addition to the 1967 POHOB. The time and effort they spent in this endeavor will always be remembered and appreciated. Photography Staff 54 PowWc ELKO HIGH SCHOOL Volume XI, No. 1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1966—ELKO, NE EHS Enrollment At Record High This year Elko High reached its highest enrollment with a total of 711. The freshmen are Bjjfe : ' Elko High Elects Class Officers The four classes of Elko High began their 1966-67 school year with the election of officers. Those Homecom Tradition 'S The zine dri MYRA STENOVICH, BUSINESS MANAGER; SALLY WILSON, EDITOR. GLASER Fred W ccuig ui uic v-uius ruo- lishing Company explained the drive at an assembly yesterday. The drive will last from Septem ber 26 zing dri assisted ginia J over $ Last the gra won thi High past 20 for in course, spirit points ond an The go tow; ing to “Unless sold, th outstanc greater. iyuu a lupivuio, pivotuwin Quinn Griffin, vice president Pam White, secretary Jane Simonsen, treasurer Alex Carone. bov representativ tiko high Sees Improvements During the summer the High plays this year, one i � ’nine Spn and one hA foil ttu� ?r tKo per Year ring to be an i and ’66 ctober 17 with tra- scial sur- .necoming PAULINE AMES TOY of Acuity ADVISOR Weighter iron Glas- er. Both faculty and student com- mittees are in the process of se- lection. Monday, Oct. 17 will start the schedule of events off with a “bang,” and each day will bring another Homecoming extra until Friday when tradition will take over. FRIDAY EVENTS As in previous years the tra- ditional Homecoming assembly will begin at 2:30 on Friday bring- ing the Homecoming fervor into full swing. The next scheduled event is the car parade, beginning at 6:30 at the high school and end- 2p Rally gin at October e graces he par- football ians are |e Green- |g of the ill take e activi- ie. end the ivities is held in in of the its and will be ie even- to sup- 'ing skits, e and fall will SEATED: Kathi Clark, Linda Miller, Chris Cuthbertson, Myra Stenovich, Vicki White, Sally Wilson. STAND- 11 be middle ING: Van Harriman; Gina Jauregui, David Spikes, Shirley Brummell, Mrs. Amestoy, Sharon Glaser, Bryan wiH go Holley, Mike Sinclair. jcially Right n d all | troller. I the Homecoming festivities.' organized. I not paying foe admission fee. DE LA UREOLA (NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY) SEATED: Cydnee McMullen, Winifred Moy, Mary Jane Melle, Sharon Glaser, Ann Warren. STANDING: Mr. Hunt, Sam McMullen, Chuck Tiller, Jim Moren, Steve Bastien, Moon Lew, Steve McLain. 56 1ST ROW: Van Harriman, Le An Gardner, Bruce Read, Bryan Holley, Bill Moschetti, Sharon Glaser, Gina Jauregui. 2ND ROW: Lynne Hall, Mary Jane Melle, Carol Smith, Jo Anne French, Jess Lopategui, Teryl Christean, Patti Rand, Cyd McMullen. 3RD ROW: Karen Moell, Lynn Sestanovich, Denise Bieroth, Mary Lyon, Delynn Higley, Jackie Hood, Chris Cuthbertson, Bonnie Hoskins. 4TH ROW: Ted Fairchild, Suzanne Wells, Jane Simonsen, Carol Hobbs, Carolyn Herrara, Janice Baldwin, Joe Schlager, Jay Jayo, Moon Lew. BRUCE READ PRESIDENT 1ST SEMESTER Language Club VAN HARRIMAN MISS HOLTON PRESIDENT SPONSOR 2ND SEMESTER MR. THOMPSON SPONSOR MISS WOLFE SPONSOR 57 SEATED: Bryan Holley, Mike Kane, Van Harriman. STANDING: Linda Oldham, Marva Kump, Ann Warren, Sally Wilson, Le An Gardner, Barbara Anderson, Judy Peterson. Thespians MIKE KANE PRESIDENT MR. JENSEN SPONSOR 58 ON STAIRCASE: Mike Kane, Gina Jauregui, Bruce Read, Van Harriman, Sharon Hiott, Vikki Nutting, Sharon Glaser, Bill Moschetti, Cleve Friedman, Cheri Chilton, Pete Loncar, Cyd McMullen, Deanna Schwab. FRONT: Sherry Jones, Pauline Oki, Le An Gardner, Judy Peterson, Sheila Crapo. Future Teachers Of America LE AN GARDNER PRESIDENT MISS WOLFE SPONSOR DR. WOODWARD SPONSOR 59 SEATED: Joe Steve, George Harris, Bob Barton, Arthur Sam, Denny Palmore, Roy Herr, Paul Thompson, Jamie Roman. STANDING: Mr. Clark, Jack Gammick, Jack Stenovich, Dave Cothrun, Virgil Boner, Pacheco Gibson, A1 Goodale, Ron Herr, Farrell Gardner, Mike Martin, Jose Gonzalez. 60 Future Homemakers Of America 1ST ROW: Sharia Morris, Randy McCarty, Ora O'Donnell, Pam Johnson, Becky Merrill, Judy Salicchi. 2ND ROW: Theresa Bruno, Blaine Sullivan, Debra Johnson, Suze Redford, Dwinda Jackson, Kathy Pappas, Linda Dudley. 3RD ROW: Carol Smith, Patti Rand, Connie Allen, Cynthia Holling, Charlene Musolf, Mary Ann Zubieta, Idella Pappas. 4TH ROW: Bonnie Hoskins, Denise Bieroth, Lynn Sestanovich, Margie Farley, Carolyn Herrara, Connie Elsberry, Sherry Maine. PAM JOHNSON PRESIDENT t MRS. JENSEN SPONSOR 61 DICK PRUNTY PRESIDENT MR. ELSER SPONSOR Future Farmers Of America Officers for 1966-1967; Sponsors Mr. Don Elser and Mr. Merl Jessup. 62 SEATED: Steve Parker, Karl Pappas, Ray Morse, Mike Riordan, Adrian Mariluch, Steve Worline, Doyle Tow, Leroy Sestanovich, Ted Fairchild, Ed Chapin. STANDING: Will Whitaker, Scott Munger, Pete Bottari, Scott Ferguson, Dennis Tate, Jim Murdoch, Dave Bilbao, Steve Lage, Gary Prunty, John Smith, Jim Sustacha, Tim Bottari, Bruce Blackstock, Rod McQueary. SEATED: Ron Adkins, Zeta Thompson, Billie Sue Evans, Sue McMahon, Frances Lani, Peggy Bottari, Paula Bear, Marjorie Blackstock, Bill Bear, Don Farmer. STANDING: Jim Wines, Jim Eidemiller, Keith Brose, Bruce Mitchell, Farrell Gardner, Ray Thompson, John Goicoechea, Joe Hess, David Smith, Bob Hess, Chuck Darling, Dave Slagowski, Randy Stowell, Bill Scott, Bill Wines. 63 Block E 1ST ROW: Chuck Tiller, Neil Dickie, Sam McMullen, Pete Loncar, Steve Bastien, Mike Madigan, Jim Moren, Steve Feasel, Tom Owsley, Harold Burner. 2ND ROW: George Lostra, Tom Osmun, Albert Goodale, Kent Monson, Mike Kane, Jack Zunino, Ben Zunino, Tom Hood. 3RD ROW: Tim Dyches, Bob Bostic, Joe Schlager, Jim Willison, Roy Herr, Brad Bair, Warren Hardie, Neil Wilcox, Greg Wenner. 4TH ROW: Mike Brown, Rich Vasquez, Francis Lostra, Tim Gilligan, Greg Walther, Gary Tiller, Coach Hassett. HAROLD BURNER PRESIDENT COACH TRONTEL SPONSOR COACH BRAITHWAITE SPONSOR COACH HASSETT SPONSOR COACH KENDALL SPONSOR 64 STANDING: Theresa Bruno, Gina Jauregui, Linda Urriola, Linda Short, Lynne Hall, Jean Ryan, Sandra Taelour, Randy McCarty, Sherry Jones, Margo Wilde, Janice Baldwin, Gerri Dollarhide, Delynn Higley, Martie Rowen, Bonnie Hoskins, Myra Stenovich, Linda Miller. KNEELING: Marlene Griffin, Kris Chenoweth, Peggy Copen, Renea Aranguena, Teryl Christean, Sharon Glaser, Mary Bogue, Suze Redford, Pam Johnson. Pep E STANDING: Kris Chenoweth, Drill Leader; Sherry Jones, President. SEATED: Teryl Christean, Drill Leader; Miss Smith, Sponsor; Linda Miller, Secretary- Treasurer. 65 MARVA KUMP PRESIDENT 66 PARALLEL BARS: Steve Bastien, Russ Williams, Alex Carone, Jack Zunino. SIDEHORSE: Pete Loncar, Mike Madi- gan, Kent Monson. STANDING: Coach Kendall, Mark Williams, Herb Olson, Reese Harper, Maurice West, Alex Tourreuil. KNEELING: Terry Eardley, Henry Crossman. Gymnastics Team HIGH BAR: Bonnie Hoskins, Patti Rand. MIDDLE BAR: Laurie Cuthbertson, Cheryl Rowe, Ann Warren. BALANCE BEAM: Lynne Hall, Angie West, Cheri Chilton. STANDING: Miss Smith, Sponsor. 67 Library Club SEATED: Ora O'Donnell, Sherillyn Burns, Peggy Copen, Torrey Sheen, STANDING: Mrs, Primeaux, Sharia Morris, Bemie Woodson, Rose Garcia, Jaci Caudill, Mary Ygoa, Dwinda Jackson, Kathy Perry, Vera Gonzales, Vonna Harris, Mary Bogue, Frances Lani, Kay Miller, Rcjnnie Blumer, Bob Redford, Mike Madigan. 68 E.H.S. Marching Band Dr. Clair Woodward, Director; Miss Maureen Vine, Assistant Director. E.H.S. Concert Band Dr. Clair Woodward, Director; Miss Maureen Vine, Assistant Director. 69 E.H.S. Pep Band Chuck Tiller, Director Music Council SEATED: Linda Oldham, Dwinda Jackson, Nina Caudill, Sandra Taelour. STANDING: Chuck Tiller, Neil Dickie, Mr. Muirhead, Miss Vine, Dr. Woodward. 70 71 Oliver! Chorus Musical, Spring, 1967 72 A THLETICS JIM MOREN QUARTERBACK PETE LONCAR GUARD JACK ZUNINO HALFBACK STEVE BAS TIEN WINGBACK STEVE FEASEL HALFBACK KENT MONSON FULLBACK BEN ZUNINO GUARD HAROLD BURNER CENTER MIKE MADIGAN END 74 CHUCK TILLER CENTER BRAD BAIR HALFBACK WARREN HARD IE END i JOE SCHLAGER TACKLE JIM WILLISON TACKLE GREG WENNER QUARTERBACK MIKE BROWN WINCBACK TIM GILLIGAN RICH VASQUEZ QUARTERBACK END 75 Pete Read A1 Goodale Tom Walther Francis Lostra Roy Hen- Art Sciotto Gary Tiller Manager Tom Hood Mickey Wilbur Pacheco Gibson Marc Wilcox L. Goicoechea Neil Wilcox Tim Holt Sam McMullen 76 1ST ROW: R. Toothman, K. Harriman, J. Sustacha, R. Hess, K. Garcia, R. Bastien, F. Ozamus, T. Plunkett, K. Anderson, C. Atwood, G. Walther, M. Vietti, T. Eardley, T. Sciotto, H. Crossman. 2ND ROW: W. Whitaker, N. Howard, J. Murdock, G. Prunty, R. McMullen, H. Olson, L. Kenley, A. Mariluch, J. Holmes, D. McClure, M. West, B. Green, D. Hopkins, S. Munger. 3RD ROW: Coach Rich Kendall, D. Gregory, M. Nugent, P. Brennen, G. Gustin, R. Meale, M. Duke, G. Sherrill, D. Jaynes, J. Hess, J. Goicoechea, T. Gallagher, J. Skivington, P. Bottari, B. Aranguena, J. Hornbarger, Coach Harold Ridgeway. Elko Scoring ELKO 26 WINNEMUCCA 0 ELKO 0 JEROME 12 ELKO 7 BUHL 40 ELKO 0 CARSON CITY 18 ELKO 21 HAWTHORNE 6 ELKO 7 MANOGUE 21 ELKO 14 FALLON 21 ELKO 26 WHITE PINE 14 ELKO 6 RENO 19 77 TIM GILLIGAN GUARD STEVE FEASEL FORWARD QUINN GRIFFIN GUARD TOM OSMUN FORWARD CO-CAPTAIN JEM MOREN FORWARD CO-CAPTAIN BRUCE ARANGUENA FORWARD ALBERT GOODALE FORWARD BRIAN GARCIA GUARD GREG WENNER GUARD TOM OWSLEY GUARD 79 Basketball ’66-’67 KNEELING: Mark Williams, Chris Atwood, Scott McDermott, Gary Prunty, Roderick George, Steve Kellers, Russ McMullen. STANDING: Pat Brennen, Gerry Guldager, Joe Skivington, Gene Gustin, Terry Herman, David Taelour, Adrian Mariluch, Layne Kenley, Mickey Elsberry. KNEELING: Mike Brown, Scott Munger, Frank Pacini, Don Hopkins, Francis Lostra. STANDING: Coach Kendall, Ken Christean, Rich Vasquez, Lyle Montgomery, Tim Holt, Bob Redford, Mickey Wilbur, Manager Mike Sinclair. 80 KNEELING: Manager George Lostra, Brian Garcia, Tim Gilligan, Tom Owsley, Quinn Griffin, Manager Greg Walther. STANDING: Coach Rich Kendall, Bruce Aranguena, Steve Feasel, Jim Moren, Warren Hardie, Bucky Burner, Albert Goodale, Tom Osmun, Greg Wenner, Coach Reed Braithwaite. Elko 41 Grants ville 55 Elko 59 Carson City 61 Elko 52 Carson City 49 Elko 53 Lovelock 49 Elko 54 Winnemucca 41 Elko 57 Wells 38 Elko 55 Stewart 56 Elko 58 Wooster 53 Elko 86 Winnemucca 54 Elko 82 Dugway 54 Elko 79 White Pine 63 Elko 57 Fallon 63 Elko 58 Fallon 61 Elko 46 Sparks 62 Elko 57 Reno 64 Elko 78 White Pine 61 Elko Virgin Valley Elko Winnemucca Indians’ Scoreboard 81 Track Team KNEELING: Steve Bastien, Jack Zunino, Greg Walther, Quinn Griffin. STANDING: Coach Rich Kendall, Tyler Sciotto, Rich Vasquez, Dick Del Guidice, Tom Osmun, Frank Dominguez. Golf Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Ozamus, Bob Bostic, Don Copen, Bob Redford, Pete Read, Coach Matt Trontel, Bill Moschetti, Steve McLain, Bruce Guisti, Chuck Tiller. 82 Baseball Team 1ST ROW: John Goicoechea, Coach Jerry Hassett, Paul Thompson, Ken Christean, Reese Harper, Mike Brown, Ben Zunino, Kent Monson, Greg Wenner, Steve Feasel, Albert Goodale. 2ND ROW: Farrell Gardner, Jim Murdoch, TimGilligan, Tim Dyches, Don Hopkins, Pat Maine, Danny Loncar. 83 84 J. V, CHEERLEADERS: Jeffrie White, Debbie Braithwaite, Angie West, and Sherry Jones, Head Cheerleader. Pictured on the opposite page you will see four of the hardest working students at Elko High: our Varsity Cheerleaders, Sally, Marva, Dee, and Becky. Their job is a difficult one. School spirit depends on them; they must keep pride in E. H. S. at a high level. They also must act as our school's representatives when they are on the road with the team. Their job is tiring mentally as well as physically, and takes much of their spare time. We would like to say a sincere thank you to these girls. Their antics on football green and basketball floor have offered fun and entertainment. They have added color and excitement and spirit to Elko's games. We want them to know that we are proud of them. E. H. S. can be proud of its Junior Varsity and Frosh cheerleaders, too!! A new addition to school officers in 1966-1967 was our Mascot, the Elko Indian. The first stu- dent to hold this office was Van Harriman. Van's cheers and acrobatics added new fun to E.H.S. games and assemblies. In fact, this new idea worked so well that it will be continued in future years. Thank you, Van, for your contribution to school spirit! 85 SEPTEMBER: 9 - Winnemucca Away 16 - Jerome Home 23 - Buhl Home 30 - Carson Away OCTOBER: 6 - National Assembly 7 - Hawthorne Away 15 - Manogue Home 22 - Homecoming Fallon 28 - National Assembly 29 - Bell Game NOVEMBER: 4 - Reno Away 9 - National Assembly 12 - Harvest Ball DECEMBER: 2 - Grantsville Away School Play 9 - National Assembly 9-10 - Carson Away 16-17 - Winnemucca Away 21-22 - Elko Christmas Tournament 23 - Vacation JANUARY: 6 - Wooster Home 14 - Winnemucca Home 16 - National Assembly 21 - Dugway Home GAA Volleyball 27 - White Pine Away 28 - Gymnastic Meet FEBRUARY: 3-4 - Fallon Home 10 - Sparks Away 11 - Reno Away 17 - White Pine Home 24 - Virgin Valley Home 25 - Winnemucca Away MARCH: 2-4 - Zone at Las Vegas 10-11 - State at Reno 18 - Music Festival 23 - Senior Ball 86 APRIL: 3 - National Assembly 7-8 - Musical MAY: 12-13 - School Play 20 - Junior Prom 26 - National Assembly JUNE: 2 - Commencement ACTIVITIES State ANN WARREN ELKO STEVE BASTIEN ELKO NEVADA BOYS STATf J State 88 We Got The Bell! SEATED: Jim Holdren, Art Sciotto, Pete Loncar, Gary Tiller. KNEELING: Mike Brown, Jack Zunino, Tim Gil- ligan, Ben Zunino, Steve Bastien, Francis Lostra, Brad Bair, Neil Dickie. STANDING: Coach Trontel, Rich Vasquez, Tom Hood, Steve Feasel, Joe Schlager, Kent Monson, A1 Goodale, Greg Wenner, Jim Willison, Sam McMullen, Warren Hardie, Roy Herr, Pacheco Gibson, Marc Wilcox, Bucky Burner, Tom Walther, Pete Read, Neil Wilcox, Coach Hassett, Tim Holt. Elko journeyed to White Pine for the traditional Battle of the Bell. Spirit was up for the game, and there was a large Elko crowd present. Elko wanted this game badly because a victory would make Elko the only team to keep the bell three consecutive years. With the bell ringing loudly, Elko kicked off to White Pine, and the battle was on. White Pine made only a short run back of the kick and were stopped by Elko's defense. Then after only three plays, White Pine fumbled, and Elko's Jack Zunino recovered and ran the ball across for the first touchdown of the game. Elko missed the conversion but still led, 6 to 0. Soon afterwards, White Pine scored on a good drive, and added the point-after- touchdown. This made the score 6 to 7. In just a few minutes after that, White Pine scored again. This made the score Elko 6, White Pine 14, and Elko fans were down- hearted. But the Elko team came back to make a second touchdown and added a conversion this time to make the score 13 to 14, White Pine. In the second half, White Pine threatened a few times, but it was all Elko's game. Twice, once on a long run, and again on a pass play, Elko scored. Elko fans were hysterical, and Ely wasn't yelling as loudly as at the first of the game. The score was 26 to 14 when the final gunshot went off, and the Bell was Elko's once more. Pandemonium broke loose on Elko's side of the field. The team got both Coach Trontel and Coach Hassett on their shoulders and carried them to the bus, with the Bell right behind them. Elko's desire for that Bell made the all-important difference, as their determination to win was obvious to all their supporters. — Bryan Holley, Pow-wow Reporter Homecoming ’66 The Class of '69 Does It Again—Another Prizewinner! We Want A Touchdown! Our Brave Indians In Action Homecoming 1966 What taste! What charm ! Sarah and Bry-Bry again Clash Day Hi there, Mr. Cole! The Sophomores get into the act Picket Day 92 Captain Steve Bastien Congratulates A Smiling Queen Pep E Wows 'Em With April Showers Fight, Team, Fight A Little Harder! E.H. S. SHOWBOAT OF ROYALTY QUEEN SALLY Princess Pam, Princess Becky, Princess Arm, Princess Marva Pep Committee Under the leadership and direction of Chairman Karen Moell, the 1966-1967 Pep Committee spent long hours painting, cutting, posting, pasting, and taping. As a result, Elko High saw some of the best (and most unusual) artwork in its history. The Committee was responsible for gym decorations, hall posters, and bus posters for away games. For football season, they built a flaming E and displayed it during night games. A large part of the school spirit at E. H. S. this year can be attributed to the efforts of these hard workers. They have done their jobs remarkably well and deserve our gratitude and commendation. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Christean, Maribeth Mitchell, Bruce Read, Cheryl Rowe, Teryl Christean, Mike Kane, Pam White, Nancy Holley, Karen Moell. 96 Faculty Flashes iM So that's what's hidden in there! Surprise! ! Kevin hates snow. . . Aaaaah. . . 2 + 2 is WHAT? Hey, Slim! Is this French or gymnastics? Not there, Mrs. Primeaux, in the garbage can!! She looks mean, but does she bite? Aha! the phantom burglar of E.H.S. ! He's actually smiling! ! My, what big ears you have. . . 97 MARVA KUMP as AMITY HAINES DEBORAH TRAHER as SUSIE SCOTT HOWELL as THE DEACON BARBARA ANDERSON as PRISCILLA HAINES Would you believe school teachers and a preacher? MIKE KANE as PRO- FESSOR HARRIMAN VALERIE FOX as CORDELIA CLEVE FRIEDMAN as JOHN TODD We didn't know Pauline was rich! ! JIM HOLDREN as SMILEY LES MADIGAN as JOEY VAN HARRIMAN as BOSTON BENNY Boston Benny and his gang make the scene. 98 ANN WARREN as GLORY FENWAY BILL MOSCHETTI as LON DAGGETT LINDA OLDHAM as CANDY FENWAY It's not your eyes; it's the way you look through I've never gagged a woman before. Often wanted to! ! them! ! BRYAN HOLLEY as CAPTAIN WINKEE SALLY WILSON as MYRTLE HODGE E.H.S. Presents Strange Boarders E. Russell Jensen, Director Le An Gardner, Student Director 99 Most Athletic Marva Kump Jack Zunino Best Looking Becky Merrill Thad Van Der Dussen Best Dressed Sharon Glaser Bruce Guisti 100 Outstanding Boy Jim Moren Picasso Judd a Huh? Don't forget us, E.H.S. ! Mittens—Cyd gave her to Mrs. Ames- toy 8 years ago. GEEEEE! Vickie's shy! ! Future Chemists of America? Don't cry, Becky. Mad about something, girls? Pow Wow Editor '67 Har har. . . OH NO!!! Cheese! He's actually working! Peter, Mary.. .where's Paul?? J Doesn't he look guilty? Hellooo down there! Three Big Chiefs Leaving home? Once Upon A Time. . . Peter Loncar Brucie (Baby) Read Kama!! ! Jim W. Martie R. Osie Michelle Petah Read The Editor Three guesses! Yours truly, Hiott ADVERTISING LUNDBERG'S 369 Fifth St. Elko, Nevada V JANEV'S 437 Idaho 738-6326 P. 0. Box 43 WIGNALL'S REPAIR SHOP Guns -: - Speedometers -: - Keys 738-3319 ELKO MUSIC STORE 331 Railroad Ph. 738-5533 DEWEY'S NEW USED and ELKO TRANSFER STORAGE 428 River Good Luck Seniors! STOCKMEN’S BARBER SHOP T. V. 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MCMULLEN REALTOR and INSUROR Diamonds - Watches - Silver 477 Idaho St. 738-34H Elko, Nevada BI-WAY DRUG COMPANY MAYFAIR - SEWELLS 6th and Idaho St. Elko Elko County's Most Complete Store TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST CO. 419 Railroad St. Elko, Nev. Milo Taber Manager, Elko Office Liquors and Sundries Congratulations CHARLESB. EVANS JR. W I S H E S ELKO BLACKSMITH SHOP 274 Fifth St. 738-3633 A. D. MACHINERY ELKO AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Aldershof Motors Sawyer Chevrolet Stenovich Motors Hawk Pontiac-Cadillac Warren Motor Co. Wright Motor Co. ELKO BOTTLING CO. Ei_rc BOTTLING ---CO.--- SPROUSE REITZ For Every School Need Congratulations to the Senior Class of '67 EL NEVA MOTEL BAUMGARDNER'S FLOOR COVERING 397 Court St. 738-3630 Elko, Nevada George F. Baumgardner Manager 7-Up and Mission Beverage Dairy Products Chism Ice Cream We Want The Lion's Share of the Hair PURITY DAIRY 476 Twelfth St. 738-6418 COMMERCIAL BARBER SHOP Park R. Blair Distributor TEXACO INC. Firestone Tires - - Batteries Compliments of C congratulations to the Class of '67 J.C. ROSE AND SONS HR. AND MR5. JOE RIORDAN Jb Lamb and Beef Is the meat to ■ Wear Wool. Look stylish and ELLISON mmrncmG co. Best of Luck to the Class of 1967 JOHN REED RANCH cx Sheep n And Cattle Vjr goicoecheajs HOLLAND RANCH XJ_ DOUG MITCHELL 1 AND I FAMILY ■ We Wish Continuing Success to the Class of 1967 WHITAKER AND HOMER LIVESTOCK CO. C ongratulations Seniors MERKLEY RANCH Jiggs Nevada PORTER ROOFING CO. SPEED'S FLYING A SERVICE Elizabeth M. Olin Licensed Real Estate Broker Me LANE SALES AGENCY Business Machine-Musical Instruments Vox Precision Sound Equipment (as used by Beatles) 232 Third St. Elko, Nevada There Is No Present Like The Time VERD MONSON-MASTER WATCHMAKER 460 Commercial POLLY'S BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations CURTIS ADJUSTMENT AGENCY C and P CLEANERS OUR STORE VAUGHAN, HULL, Me DANIEL, and MARFISI 530 Idaho St. TRAHER'S ROGER’S TIRE SERVICE THE COTTAGE CAFE O N U Best Wishes STARR O N EDITH GREEN vJ ' HOTEL TOWN COUNTRY HONEST INJUN BEEFJERKEY, INC. 738-6315 P.O.Box 381 Michael Darling BOYD'S REFRIGERATION ELECTRIC CO. 946 Commercial 738-3726 fe35f THE ARCTIC CIRCLE Bob and Nancy Ernaut 788 Idaho PERALDO DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC. Congratulations Class of '67 Chuck Mary Glenn Coca Cola Canada Dry Nesbitt's Orange Beverages F0 M!N Jnli r 0 U N C MFH SAM FEINHANDLER Roofing and Siding West of Elko 738-5034 475 Railroad Phone 738-3950 PUCCINELLI A V ; MARKET WM 249 3rd A 738-3161 Best Wishes to the Class ‘ of esquire mKmm LODGE flHK 505 Idaho Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1967 ELKO CLINIC STAMPEDE MOTEL 129 W. Idaho Elko Nevada BOB’S RICHFIELD SERVICE Fourth and Idaho Streets Elko Nevada Luck and Success MEADOW VALLEY RANCHOS to the Seniors SOFSPRA COINWASH Elko Nevada DAIRY QUEEN Z W Y I R A L E R LCD I K A Real Treat C I H N G DR. P. J. 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P.O.Box 687 738-7159 Elko Municipal Airport LIMBER’S RICHFIELD SERVICE 1020 Idaho Street Elko, Nevada Sofspra Car Wash (Across the street) Telephone 738-9913 Merrill G. Kimber, Owner WESTERN INN 132 - 3rd 738-9147 WHITE APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE COMPANY 729 Idaho 738-3194 RON'S POOL HALL LLOYD HESSEL Congratulations to the Class of '67 Your STANDARD OIL Distributor THE ROADSIDE MARKET Best Wishes Seniors! TAUFER'S E L K O NEVADA TITLE GUARANTY CO. MOTEL WHITE AND ALTER CONSTRUCTION ELKO COUNTY FARM BUREAU 0AMBLER DODGE DUPONT'S LAND ROVER Will Fill the Bill for Everything You Need WRIGHT MOTOR CO. Great Service at Low Prices Elko Nevada Congratulations to Elko High School on a Very Successful Year MERKLEY HANKINS Take a look at those sexy, sultry eyes! I did it! I did it! I passed! ! Another simply beoooti- ful faculty member. WE'LL TAKE ALL THE BULL ELKO STOCKYARD COMPANY Saluting am mmmtmm NEVADA POWER COMPANY GRADUATION D.F. KNAPP CONSTRUCTION Ford LINCOLN __4ted u u Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 WARREN MOTOR COMPANY FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA SAYS CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1967 F.N.B. Your full service bank. Member F.D.I.C. Resources over 430 Million $ TORGINOL John W. Erwin R. D. Morris authorized dealer WESTERN I FLOORS CRYSTAL THEATRE ELKO MOTOR VU UPTOWN Best Wishes From The Warmbrodt Family Home Of The Famous Polar King COMMERCIAL HOTEL TWIN FALLS-WELLS STAGES 156 Second Ave. North P. O. Box 1293 Twin Falls, Idaho GO WITH US ... WE’RE GOING PLACES FOX FOTO SHOP Your Elko Indian Photographer Board of Commissioners J. C. Carpenter E. C. Murphy A. A. Cuthbertson c URRIOLA BROTHERS Elko, Nevada Are you the Locker Spy? Smile. Underclassmen. The Green, Green Grass of Home Don't argue, Vasquez. Off the grass. Straight from Paris ? Lost for words? If the officers act like this, just think what the rest of the class is like. Those eighth graders were really swingers! No, Leanne, it won't fit in your pruse. 150 Can it be true?! ? It was a hot time in the old town that night! Elko's answer to Natalie Wood. We had no idea that the football players had such pretty legs! ! ! ! 151 A big pow wow. .. Ows, have you ever been called a bull before??? rr Coy An example of Elko High's ingenious artistic talent. A bevy of beauties. 152 Just a bunch of open-mouthed Freshmen Doesn't anyone really want to come to school? The crumpled old man (Sr.) and the profile of youth (Jr.). All classes participate in the rampage out of study hall. I __________ Things really BUZZ at election time. Old Chinese custom - Stand behind honorable superiors. 153 Our thanks to Tom W. 154 Chuck Tiller and his band of renown. Four for the insane asylum! Cyd took this one . . . Bry Bry took that one . . . Seniors, does this look familiar to you by any chance? Would you believe, the first day of school? This is my left hand, ho, ho, ho. This is my right hand, ha, ha, ha. 155 % L Cleopatra in a new suit. Oh, Sweety!! Who, me ? What a lovely couple. Onward Christian Soldiers I don't think you're funny. Where have you naughty girls been? 156 We've always been a one-toothpaste family. What's cooking, Jan? r.yf:, v Good Morning!! EHS Smothers Brothers Could it be the Bobsey Twins? 157 Nothing could be that funny! Candy kisses? Let me see now... Jack's Queen for a day. Max What's the matter? Is our Shirley Temple crying??? Is that such a drastically heavy load? Teryl, what did you use? An egg beater? 158 This past year with all of its glo- ries, happiness, tears, and laughter has slipped through our fingers like a glit- tering ray of the golden sun. It can never be relived, but I hope that it is a treasure chest of memories that you will cherish for a lifetime. To Mrs. Amestoy I say thank you with the greatest sincerity. I couldn't have gotten along without her friendly advice and tireless efforts. Cyd is a hard-worker and she has spent many a long hour toiling over her work of art. Van and Gina have always been right there when there was work to be done. They are an extremely ca- pable pair. I wish them the best of luck next year in their task of Business Managers. Tom Walther has added to our pages with his ingenious artistic talent. I would like to especially thank him for the cartoon he reproduced from Linus on Life” by Charles Shultz. And to all of you I say thank you”, for without you, this yearbook wouldn't be possible. May I leave you with just one thought. Don't depend on others to show you the way. Blaze your own trail. Be the one who leads the way to tomorrow and not merely a follower. Individuals will be the leaders of the future and the conformists will be left behind. But mostly, To thine own self be true, as Shakespeare so brilliantly stated. Or, as Lucy puts it, Don't be a leaf, be a tree. 159