Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1968 volume:

Today, many adults say, Look at those kids, how they dress and act. What's wrong with them? Did we fail? We say to you, No, you did not fail us. But we must find ourselves, discover who we are and what P I f A I A I we want out of life. We must learn to be ourselves, t I I I 1 1 not just carbon copies of you or our friends, and we have to try to prepare ourselves for this topsy-turvy world. Because of the importance of this trait in our society today, the 1968 POHOB is dedicated to the individual. 3 Where but in the art room could you find yourself among so many examples of individuality? What could be more interesting than browsing and looking? Often among the artistic works of other people we find ourselves, our real character. Thank you Van, Gina, and Jackie for your delightful business pages, and thank you, Jane, for all the pages you gladly did when I was in a spot. But, most of all, thank you, Mrs. Amestoy, for all the help and endless patience you gave me. The 1968 Pohob Staff hopes you enjoy this yearbook, and that in some small way it will help each of you discover your true self. 4 ADMINISTRATION ROBERT ZANDER, Supt. WENDELL VINE Asst. Supt. MITZI LANI Secretary The students of Elko High School are to be commended for the high standards they have maintained this school year. Your year has given you a pretaste of responsibility in work and of freedom to deal with duties in your own way. May the maturity you have gained through your acceptance of responsibility carry you forward so that you meet with continued success in whatever endeavors you choose to follow. Icobef t J. Zander Superintendent of Schools z' MR. ZANDER SPEAKS SCHOOL BOARD: R. J. Toothman; Hugh Collett; Matt Smith; D. V. Harper; R. E. Burns; Arthur Glaser. 6 EDWIN JENSEN, Principal Has the challenge been met by the students of Elko High School? In retrospect, each of you should take inven- tory of your past school year and decide if you have met the challenge passed by your teachers at the beginning of the school year. I hope and feel certain you can answer in the affirmative. Good luck to the graduates and returning stu- dents . THE OFFICE GUIDES US ROBERT KERTH Vice Principal ANITA MERRICK Secretary 7 MRS. PAULINE AMESTOY English B.A., U. of Massachusetts Sponsor: Pow-wow, Pohob MR. GILBERT A YARBE Mathematics B. S. , U. of Utah Sponsor: Juniors MRS. BLANCHE BERRY Engl ish B. S. Qahlequah, Oklahoma M. S. , Northeastern 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 MR. HAROLD CLARK Auto Shop B. S. , New Mexico Western Sponsor: V. I. C. A. , Hot Dog Stand MR. DONALD ELSER Agriculture B. S. , Montana State College M. S. , Montana State University Sponsor: FFA MR. MARTIN GANNON Counselor B. A., U. of Wyoming MRS. LOUISE HAGUE Commercial B. A., Park College M. A. , U. of Iowa 8 MR. GERALD HASSET 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 MISS LILLIAN IANNI Commercial B. A., U. of Nevada MR. DARWIN HUNT Counselor B. S. , Morningside College M. Ed., U. of Idaho Sponsor: DeLaureola MR. RUSSELL JENSEN English B.A., B. Y. U. Sponsor: Thespians, Debate Club. MR. MERL JESSOP Agriculture B. S. , U. of Nevada Sponsor: FFA MR. RICHARD KENDALL Physical Education Sponsor: Block E MR. RUSSEL LUNDGREN Mathematics B. S. , Idaho State Masters U. of Montana Sponsor: Sophomores MR. RICHARD MUIRHEAD Music B. M. , Westminster Choir College Sponsor: Madrigal Club 9 MRS. PAT NELSON Home Economics B. S., B. Y. U. Sponsor: FHA MR. ROYAL ORSER Art B. S. , Bemidji State M. A. , U. of the Pacific Sponsor: Seniors MR. JAMES POLKINGHORNE Science B. S. , U. of Oregon MRS. ELLEN PRIMEAUX Librarian B. A., U. of Nevada Sponsor: Library Club MISS ELLEN REEDER Commercial B. S. , Utah State MR. WAYNE SKEEM Music B. A. , Idaho State Sponsor: Band MR. ROBERT SMITH English B. S. , Utah State MR. RAYMOND SPARKS Social Science B. A., U. of Wyoming Sponsor: Hot Dog Stand MR. FRANK STOTT Mathematics B. S. , Utah State M. Ed. , U. of Utah Chairman of Ticket Sales MISS MYRNA SWEENEY Science B. S. , M. A. , George Peabody College of Teachers 10 MR. JAMES TILTON Social Science B.S. , Sterling College MR. L. E. THOMPSON Foreign Languages B.S., U. of Idaho Sponsor: Language Club MISS TWYLA TJON English B. A. , Augsburg College MRS. LINDA TRONTEL Physical Education B. A., U. of Nevada Sponsor: Cheerleaders, Pep E, GAA, Pep Committee MR. MATT TRONTEL Social Science B. S. , Utah State Sponsor: Block E MR. EVERETT WEIGH TER Social Science B. A. , U. of N. Dakota Sponsor: Freshmen MR. LYNN WHITE Science B. S. , Utah State MRS. MARY WILKERSON English B. S. , U. of Nevada MISS LELA WOLFE Foreign Languages A.B. , Hastings College Sponsor: FT A, Language Club 11 Vikki Nutting, Cynthia Merrick, Mr. Sparks, Janet Copenhaver, Carolyn Merrera, Mr, Clark. 12 CUSTODIANS KEEP THE SCHOOL SHINY AND CLEAN Harold Parker, Kevin Keogh, Paris Green, Bill Gibson. HOT DOG STAND SERVES REFRESHMENTS, RAIN OR SHINE THE SENIORS leave with mixed emotions BOB BOSTIC, President JIM WILLISON, Vice President LINDA MILLER, Secretary BARBARA KANE, Treasurer JUDY CHAPIN, Girl Representative LYLE MONTGOMERY, Boy Representative MR. ORSER, Sponsor We would like to thank Mr. Orser, our long-suffering class sponsor, for all the time and hard work which he has given us to make the year an exciting and rewarding one. It will be remembered by the class of '68 as our last and best year at Elko High School. Our Senior Ball was a great success and will long be remembered. It was well worth the time and hard work we put into it. In later years, we will look back at Elko High and recall the reward- ing days and years spent on its campus and in our minds thank everyone who has helped make these past four years the best of our lives. We would like to thank and say good-bye to the faculty and Elko High School and hope that the class of '68 will never be forgotten. Good-bye, old Elko High. Hello, New World! 14 RON ADKINS BILL BEAR BRAD BAIR MICKEY BAKER ft giMA tit JANICE BALDWIN JEAN BARKDULL BRUCE BARNEY BOB BARTON MICHELLE ARREGUI LARSON BILL BOB BOSTIC SHIRLEY BRUMMELL THERESA BRUNO 15 NINA CAUDILL JUDY CHAPIN RICH COMBS KEVIN DRESSI CHRIS CUTHBERTSON GERRI DOLLARHIDE JANET COPENHAVER ROSS EARDLEY CONNIE ELSBERRY JOHN ERICKSON TAMRA FARR JOANNE FRENCH CLEVE FRIEDMAN CAROLYN GAINES TOM GALLAGHER 16 KENNY GARCIA KERRY GARCIA BONNIE HALE KENNY GREEN (Si tikmk PACHECO GIBSON JOHN GOICOECHEA LARRY GOICOECHEA VERA GONZALES ROSEANN GLENNON FARRELL GARDNER LYNNE HALL RORY HAMMER PAULA HANKINS WARREN HARDIE VAN HARRIMAN 17 DOUG HENSON JAN HOWARD ROY HERR JOE HESS CAROLYN HERRERA NEIL HOWARD SCOTT HOWELL GINA JAUREGUI DAVID JAYNES JAY JAYO IS DIANA KANE NANCY LANDA DALE MAWSON MIKE MARTIN JO ANN MACARI RANDY McCARTY GLENN McKNIGHT ANGELA MENDEZ LINDA MILLER LYLE MONTGOMERY SHERYL MUNGER CHARLENE MUSOLF NANCY NICHOLS 19 LINDA OLDHAM JOEL PETTY IDELLA PAPPAS CINDY PARKER FREDERICK PASCARELLI DOMINGO PEREZ MARGARET O'MEARA SUSAN PLUNKETT DIANNE POWELL PATTY RAND BRUCE READ PAULETTE REDANT RICK RIGGINS SUSIE ROMERO MARTIE ROWEN 20 JEAN RYAN JOE SCHLAGER MIKE SENA SANDY SHUCK GARY SHIRRILL LYNN SESTENOVICH MIKE SINCLAIR DAVE SLAGOWSKI CHAN STENOVICH JACK STENOVICH MYRA STENOVICH CONNIE STRICKLAND SANDRA TAELOUR KARLENE TOW CHERYL TRAPPETT 21 ARTHUR SAM HEIDI TURNER RON TYLER TOM WALTHER LINDA URRIOLA MANUEL VALTIERRA CONNIE WEECH GREG WENNER NEIL WILCOX MARGO WILDE JIM WILLISON LEROY WILSON BILL WINES MARY ANN ZUBIETA 22 THE JUNIORS are nearing the top QUINN GRIFFIN, President DENNIS TATE, Boy Representative TIM GILLIGAN, Vice President PAM MIGLIORETTO, Girl Representative ORA O'DONNEL, Secy. -Treasurer MR. AYARBE SPONSOR Our third year of high school has been a very ex- citing and fulfilling one. We thank our competent class officers for their reliable leadership throughout the year. We have displayed our flowing ambition and spirit by placing first in the Magazine Drive and taking first place for our Homecoming float the third year in a row. We have always been active in athletics, scholastic achievement, plays, and various other activities. We will never forget the great success of our Junior Prom and look forward to an even more successive Senior Ball. We want to thank our class sponsor, Mr. Ayarbe, for all his time, help and ideas he has given to make this year so successful. Our fourth and last year is not very far away now, and we plan to work hard as mighty seniors in making our final year at Elko High a very memorable and re- warding one. 24 Dennis Bieroth Ronald Brady Marcus Brand Mike Brown Linda Brummell Marcus Burnett Coty Carline Alex Carone 25 Eddie Chapin Mike Child Cheryl Chilton Kenneth Christean Sherry Clark Barbara Coe Dianne Cunningham Bob Dankowski Dick Del Guidice Dale Coleman Donald Copen Sheila Crapo Teresa Crump James Duke Tim Dyches Alan Elmore Tom Enos 26 Mary Gannon Rose Garcia Bruce Green Mark Guisti Willa Gustin Jacque Hachquet Reece Harper George Harris 27 Don Hopkins Julie Hunt Sherry Jones Vickie Jones Leroy Ladd Steve Lage Frances Lani Jerry Lee 28 Mary Lyon Sherry Maine Pat Maine Donna Marks Dick McClure Rod Mcqueary Eric Meale Karen Miller 29 Sharia Morris Scott Munger James Murdoch Jacque Oliver Janice Osmun Frank Ozamis Frank Pacini Carol Patton 30 Bob Redford Jamie Roman Deanna Schwab Frank Sciotto Torrey Sheen Mike Siler Rebecca Smith John Smith Barbara Phifer David Pilloud Scott Probert Ann Pugmire Judy Salicchi Sherry Sherrin Camille Shirley Wendy Shirrill Jane Simonsen 31 32 John Todd Dick Toothman Craig Tripp Henry Turner Nola Tybo Richard Vasquez Linda Vega Terry Waits Greg Walther Billy Welch Suzanne Wells Angela West Denet White James White Pam White Bonnie Williams Cheryl Williams Russell Williams Kathleen Woolverton Linda Woolverton 33 Tlrt ORA OEMS CoN RflTULflTIONS TO THE GRRDuftT«Af Class of From R Greater THE CLflJS THE SOPHOMORES are sometimes trying” ROBERT BASTIAN, President GARY PRUNTY, Vice President DEBBIE JOHNSON, Treasurer ROSANNA AGUIRRE, Secretary BLAINE SULLIVAN, Girl Representative MARK VIETTI, Boy Representative MR. LUNDGREN, Sponsor We have finally advanced from the rank of Freshmen and we have proved our new status with both our studies and school activities. The sophomores, under the skillful guidance of our sponsor, Mr. Lundgren, were very well led by our class officers. We thank all of them. All four of the Junior Varsity cheerleaders were elected from our class. Many of our sophomore boys were very active in sports, and several were on the varsity teams. Many members of our class were in clubs and school presentations. We topped off our great year by sponsoring a terrific Soph Hop. An now, as we leave our second year of high school, we are eagerly anticipating our years as upperclassmen at E. H. S. 36 1ST ROW: D. Albarran, D. Bogue, D. Braithwaite, M. Blackstock, M. Casella, P. Bear, M. Boner. 2ND ROW: R. Aguirre, L. Buzzetti, L. Aguirre, G. Bidwell, L. Aranguena, L. Buzzetti, T. Barkdull. 3RD ROW: C. Atwood, M. Armstong, K. Anderson, R. Bastien, P. Bottari, D. Bohner, Pat Brennen, M. Bravo, R. Baty, G. Bell. 1ST ROW: L. Cuthbertson, S. Evans, B. Evans, J. Chenoweth, M. Culpepper, J. Filippini, T. Domingues. 2ND ROW: M. Cripps, D. Crump, T. Eardley, D. Collins, G. Churchfield, M. Clark, J. Columbo, h. Crossman. 3RD ROW: B. Collins, M. Elsbury, R. Fuller, W. Etchenek, R. Davis, S. Ferguson, E. Fordm. 37 1ST ROW: L. Hess, D. Herr, M. Guldager, V. Hall, J. Hastings, P. Hagler, S. Greenfelder. 2ND ROW: G. Glazier, C. Harmer, G. Glazier, S. Glaser, J. Gilliam, D. Herr, M. Garcia. 3RD ROW: K. Harriman, J. Gor- don, G. Gustin, P. Green, T. Herman, S. Herrera. 1ST ROW: E. Holmestead, V. Jayo, L. Jayo, C. Holling, N. McFarlane, A. Holaday, D. Johnson, L. Lopez, R. Littrell. 2ND ROW: L. Johnson, R. Hess, G. Ike, J. Joyal, S. Lage, A. Ledesma, M. Jackson. 3RD ROW: S. McDermott, S. Kellers, D. Jones, J. Holmes, B. Johnson, L. Kenley, J. Hornbarger, R. George, S. Knight, P. Jordan. 38 1ST ROW: S. McQueen, T. Montrose, M. McMahen, S. McMahen, J. Moschetti, T. Moy, I. Morfin, E. Morfin. 2ND ROW: J. Morrison, G. Nyrehn, C. Oldham, M. Mitchell, S. Mawson, J. Monks, L. O'Carrol, J. Burkhardt, D. Maestas. 3RD ROW: T. Mendez, W. Maine, R. Morse, R. Mitchell, L. Neitz, R. McMullen, K. McMullin, A. Mariluch, P. Mendoza, P. Martinez. 1ST ROW: W. Parks, J. Powell, S. O'Meara, M. Reyes, D. Ostler, B. Olin, L. Raminez. 2ND ROW: T. Plunkett, D. Preader, S. Parker, J. Perry, M. Read, G. Prunty, K. Pappas, J. Ellison. 3RD ROW: D. Paul, W. Reisdorfer, J. Pohlabel, R. Oliver, M. Riordan, C. Primeaux. 39 1ST ROW: L. Scott, C. Rowe, C. Stenovich, K. Parkins, W. Roman, M. Summer, B. Sullivan. 2ND ROW: D. Tewell, B. Rogers, B. Sanders, M. Rowen, C. Solomon, Z. Thompson, S. Stearns, L. Temoke. 3RD ROW: E. Smith, R. Sena, L. Sestanovich, D. Taelour, J. Skivington, M. Strickland, J. Ryan, J. Sills. 1ST ROW: G. Wells, J. Wolfley, R. Trickel, D. Zilluch, D. Traher, D. Williams, J. White. 2ND ROW: L. Vargas, D. Vasquez, L. Wilson, S. Waits, V. Trappet, J. Wiley, P. Weech. 3RD ROW: G. Tiller, E. Wright, W. Whetaker, L. Wheat, S. Worline, M. Williams, M. West, M. Vietti. 40 FRESHMEN THE FRESHMEN live and learn at E.H.S. BOBBIE WUNDERLICH, President MIKE HACHQUET, Boy Representative DAVID CUNNINGHAM, Vice President DIANE GRIFFITH, Girl Representative JULIE SMITH, Secy.-Treasurer MR. WEIGHTER SPONSOR In September, a small band of inexperienced and trem- bling freshmen entered the halls of Elko High School for the first time. But, amazingly, a week later, we had become accustomed to new rooms, new teachers, and new friends. It was as if we had always belonged to Elko High School. We were not only glad, but looked forward to this new ad- venture in our lives. The year was started well for us when we placed second in the magazine drive. This gave us a good number of spirit points. Our freshman class officers have represented us well this year. We would like to thank them, for they have made us proud. As our first year of high school has ended, as all good things do, we think of the coming years with the hope that our next three will be as successful and as happy as this first year has been. 42 1ST ROW:D. Anderson, B. Bidwell, L. Baily, D. Black, C. Bogden, P. Brady, S. Adair, L. Barnes. 2ND ROW:D. Brand, K. Billington, A. Bill, H. Bernadot, V. Austin, A. Ardans, S. Baumgardner, R. Bouge. 3RD ROW:T. Ballew, J. Borland, L. Bain, D. Bain, M. Boak, T. Bottari, P. Bottari. 1ST ROW: E. Burdick, C. Crouch, A. Carson, L. Coburn, D. Child, J. Byers, C. Coggins, T. Citty. 2ND ROW: D. Clark, E. Colyer, M. Biown, S. Churchfield, R. Brown, M. Cortez, J. Brose, B. Burns, D. Crump. 3RD ROW: D. Chester, P. Corta, F. Coburn, P. Combs, S. Brown, S. Brush. 43 1ST ROW: P. Herrera, S. Kuehn, M. Ledesma, V. Johnny, P. Holman, D. Holmes, C. Kellers. 2ND ROW: J. Jarvis, M. Jensen, V. Jauregui, J. Hopkins, N. Janes, R. Hess, R. Kaiser. 3RD ROW: T. Higley, E. Lane, A. Homer, R. Kerth, R. James. 1ST ROW: J. Davis, J. Dyches, L. Ford, L. Garcia, K. Guisti, D. Griffith, C. Gonzalez. 2ND ROW: R. Galle- goes, M. Gannon, L. George, R. Dodd, S. Headley, S. Dankowski, M. Hachquet. 3RD ROW: B. Fox, D. Gaines, W. Harris, D. Cunningham, F. Gallagher, S. Green, M. Hachquet. 44 1ST ROW: S Maestas, C. Madigan, R. Morse, P. McCoy, J. Morley, P. Lyon, V. Morfin. 2ND ROW: R. Morley, L. Montgomery, T. Lester, S. McDaniel, D. McMahen, B. Meale, B. McKnight, B. McDermott. 3RD ROW: J. Perez, C. Morris, J. Meadows, D. Libro, R. Martin, G. Lopez, J. Moore. 1ST ROW: P Parks, A. Quintana, R. Rogers, C. Rand, C. Ricks, A. Redant. 2ND ROW: M. Patten, W. Riggins, M. Jensen, Z. Morse, J. Rose, R. Parker, D. Rogers, J. Nyrehn. 3RD ROW: C. Perry, T. Riggs, Parker, G. Nepolis, A. Puccinelli, J. Oki, F. Oldham, W. Richards. D. 45 1ST ROW: S. Schofield, L. Sweetwood, K. Thome, B. Sauder, V. Smith, G. Sanders, E. Summer, J. Smith. 2ND ROW: C. Stevens, D. Sestanovich, L. Lewis, A. Stanton, W. Stephens, K. Sestanovich, V. Salaz. 3RD ROW: L. Stoddard, S. Shirley, C. Sam, S. Sutherland, F. Skivington, D. Sanders, D. Sherman. 1ST ROW: G. Zander, N. Zunino, A. Urriola, J. Ward, C. Turner, K. Zilluch, R. Stowell, J. Zander. 2ND ROW: L. Tyler, R. Wunderlich, C. Warren, E. Walther, C. Rush, D. Whittington, R. Relyea, G. Vega. 3RD ROW: B. Wright, N. Wignall, H. Tow, D. Williams, F. Weinrauch, N. Holton, W. Woodward. 46 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS DIRECT THE ACTIVITIES OF E.H.S. JOE SCHLAGER, PRESIDENT MICHELLE ARREGUI, TREASURER 48 TOM WALTHER, CONTROLLER STUDENT COUNCIL OUR REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENT--Van Harriman STUDENT BODY SECRETARY--Janice Baldwin STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT--Joe Schlager STUDENT BODY TREASURER--Michelle Arregui STUDENT BODY CONTROLLER - -Tom Walther VICA--Ronald Brady CHORUS--Richard Combs SOPHOMORE BOY REP--Mark Vietti SOPHOMORE CLASS--Robert Bastien FRESHMAN GIRL REP--Diane Griffith PEP E--Linda Urriola SOPHOMORE GIRL REP--Blaine Sullivan THESPIANS--Linda Oldham LIBRARY CLUB--Judy Salicchi JUNIOR GIRL REP--Pam Miglioretto GAA--Patty Rand LANGUAGE CLUB--Jackie Hood FHA-Carolyn Herrara POHOB EDITOR--Lynne Hall FRESHMAN BOY REP--Mike Hachquet FRESHMAN CLASS--Rob Wunderlich JUNIOR BOY REP--James Sustacha HONOR SOCIETY--Mickey Baker FFA--Glenn McKnight JUNIOR CLASS--Quinn Griffin HEAD CHEERLEADER--Angie West SENIOR CLASS--Bob Bostic SENIOR GIRL REP--Judy Chapin BAND--Warren Hardie SENIOR BOY REP--Lyle Montgomery FTA--Bruce Read BLOCK E--Tim Gilligan 49 POHOB STAFF WORKS MANY LONG HOURS LYNNE HALL Editor VIRGINIA JAUREGUI Business Manager VAN HARRIMAN Business Manager Jane Simonsen, Diane Griffith, Pam Miglioretto, Judy Chapin, Lynne Hall, Blaine Sullivan. JANE SIMONSEN Assistant Editor MRS. PAULINE AMESTOY Advisor JACKIE HOOD Assistant Business Manager 50 POHOB BUSINESS STAFF SOLICITS ADS SEATED: Jackie Hood, Mrs. Amestoy, Virginia Jauregui, Van Harriman. STANDING: Diana Kane, Judy Chapin, Michelle Arregui, JoAnne Macari, Patti Rand, Barbara Coe, Verdene Monson, Cynthia Granados, Karen Hernandez, Theresa Bruno, Cheryl Chilton, Gail Teel, Mary Lyon, Linda Miller, Becky Smith, Myra Stenovich, Marty Rowen, Linda Urriola, Sherrill Tatomer. Val Jauregui, Diane Griffin, Debbie Traher, Susan Evans, Terry Citty, Susan Glaser, Colleen Madigan, Charles Primeaux, Debbie Zillich, Vicki Hall, Jody Moschetti, Joan Wiley, Teena Moy. 51 MYRA STENOVICH, EDITOR: LINDA MILLER, BUSINESS MANAGER. SEATED: Myra Stenovich, Mrs. Amestoy, Linda Miller. STANDING: Bonnie Hoskins, Debbie Bemadot, Angie West, Cheryl Chilton, Mary Gannon, Sherrill Tatomer, Caren Hernandez, Patti Rand, Nancy Holley, Cheryl Trappett, Marty Rowen, Jacque Hachquet, Dick McClure. 52 DELAUREOLA MEMBERS WORK, ACHIEVE, AND SUCCEED SEATED: Margo Wilde, Mickey Baker, Delynn Higley. STANDING: Michelle Arregui, Mr. Hunt, Linda Oldham, Van Harriman, Lynne Hall, Bruce Read, Dianne Powell, Tom Walther, Christine Cuthbertson, Joe Schlager, Nancy Landa. MR. HUNT, ADVISOR: MICKEY BAKER, PRESIDENT. 53 LIBRARY CLUB EXPLORES THE KEYS TO KNOWLEDGE SEATED: Judy Salicchi, Bonnie Palmore, Debby McKnight, Wendy Shirrill. STANDING: JoAnn Macari, Connie Strickland, Angela Mendez, Ortensia Mendez, Cynthia Holling, Myra Stenovich, Sherry Sheerin, Mrs. Prim- eaux, Mike Brown, Fred Gallegos, Mark Burnett, John Yancey, Torrey Sheen, Kerry Garcia, Scott Howell. JUDY SALICCHI, PRESIDENT: MRS. PRIMEAUX, SPONSOR. 54 LANGUAGE CLUB LEARNS ABOUT FOREIGN NEIGHBORS 1ST ROW: Miss Holtom, Bonnie Olin, Ted Fairchild, Linda Hess, Gina Jauregui, Jackie Hood, Jane Simonsen, Jo Anne French, Bonnie Hoskins. 2ND ROW: Susan Mawson, Laurie Cuthbertson, Dorothy Tewell, Barbara Rogers, Michelle McMahen, Lynne Hall, Christine Cuthbertson, Delynn Higley, Miss Wolfe. 3RD ROW: Mary Lyon, Doug Henson, Jay Jayo, Joe Schlager, Bruce Read, Van Harriman, Janice Baldwin, Barbara Joyal. MISS WOLFE, SPONSOR: JACKIE HOOD, PRESIDENT, SECOND SEMESTER: JO ANNE FRENCH, PRESIDENT, FIRST SEMESTER: MISS HOLTOM, SPONSOR. 55 FTA STUDENTS OF TODAY, TEACHERS OF TOMORROW 1ST ROW: Becky Sauder, Janet Byers, Sheila Crapo, Cleve Friedman, Suzanne Wells. 2ND ROW: Miss Wolfe, Cheryl Chilton, Sherry Sheerin, Jina Jauregui, Bruce Read, Deanna Schwab, Van Harriman. BRUCE READ, PRESIDENT: MISS WOLFE, SPONSOR. 56 VICA EXPLORES VOCATIONS Max Duke, Ronald Brady, Chuck Crump, Mr. Clark, Jack Stenovich, Arthur Sam, Alex Tourreuil. RONALD BRADY, PRESIDENT: MR. CLARK, SPONSOR. 57 THESPIANS ENJOY THE WORLD OF DRAMA 1ST ROW: Ted Fairchild Cleve Friedman, Warren Hardie, VanHarriman, Scott Howell, David Spikes. 2ND ROW: Mr. Jensen, Gina Jauregui, Myra Stenovich, Gerri Dollarhide, Linda Oldham, Tamra Farr, Nina Caudill. Jhk A A jkiS LINDA OLDHAM, PRESIDENT: MR. JENSEN, SPONSOR. 58 DEBATE TEAM ARGUES AND ARGUES SEATED: Linda Oldham, Lynne Hall. STANDING: Van Harriman, Mr. Jensen, Sponsor: David Spikes. NOT SHOWN: Mary Rowen, Debbie Traher. CLUBS IN ACTION 59 FFA PROVIDES FOOD AND FIBER FOR THE FUTURE MR. ELSER, SPONSOR: GLENN McKNIGHT, PRESIDENT: MR. JESSUP, SPONSOR. Ted Fairchild, Bruce Blackstock, Dennis Tate, Dave Slagowski, Mr. Elser, John Goicoechea, Larry Goicoechea, Rod McQueary, Jim Sustacha, Mickey Baker. 60 SEATED: Bill Wines, Rod McQueary, Mickey Baker, Bill Bear, Glenn McKnight, Karen Miller, Peggy Bottari, Dennis Tate, James Sustacha, Eddie Chapin, Bruce Mitchell. STANDING: Steve Lage, Mr. Elser, Dennis Bieroth, Dale Mawson, Leroy Wilson, Bob Dankowski, Bruce Blackstock, Tim Bottari, John Goicoechea, Dave Slagowski, Arthur Nugent, Tom Gallagher, Jim Murdoch, Scott Munger, Martin Glaser, Ted Fairchild, Farrell Gardner, Joe Hess, Mr. Bidart, John Smith, Mark Burnett. SEATED: Paul Bottari, Jack Rose, Frank Gallagher, Gloria Wells, Gail Glazier, Vickie Smith, Randy Hess, Gary Glazier, Kenneth Sestenovich. STANDING: Eddy Morse, Steven Parker, LeRoy Sestenovich, Gary Prunty, Ray Morse, Pete Bottari, Steve Worline, Dennis Sestenovich, Bill Wright III, Dave Bilboa, Mike Riordon, Randall Blair, Eddy Wright, Robert Mitchell, David Sherman, Tom Bottari, Bill McKnight, Mr. Jessup, Jerry Meadows. 61 FHA PREPARES THE HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW 1ST ROW: Mrs. Nelson, Sherry Jones, Gerri Howard, Diane Griffith, Linda George, Elaine Summer, Gloria Wells, Patti Salaz, Carolyn Herrera, Wendy Shirrill, Denise McMahen, Peggy Hagler. 2ND ROW: Colleen Madigan, Debbie Black, Janice Gilliam, Leah Buzzetti, Janet Byers, Barbara Bidwell, Lynn Sestenovich, Janet Copenhaver, Bonnie Palmore, Judy Salicchi, Barbara Coe. 3RD ROW: Jean Barkdull, Mary Ann Zubieta, Carolyn Rand, Frances Lani, Cheryl Munger, Evelyn Walther, Patty McCoy, Patty Rand, Cheryl Rush, Cynthia Holling, Jan Howard, Sharia Morris. 4TH ROW: Dyann Williams, Shirley O'Meara, Gayle Churchfield, Zeta Thompson, Charlene Musolf, Paula Hankins, Susan Plunkett, Lora Buzzetti, Debbie McKnight, Linda Vega, Kathy Parkin. MRS. NELSON, SPONSOR: CAROLYN HERRERA, PRESIDENT. BLOCK E THE LETTERMEN OF E.H.S. 1ST ROW: Mr. Trontel, Mickey Baker, Warren Hardie, Joe Schlager, Roy Herr, Brad Bair, Neil Wilcox, Jim Willison, Greg Wenner, Bob Bostic, Bruce Read. 2ND ROW: Tim Plunkett, Gary Glazier, Tim Dyches, Quinn Griffin, Greg Walther, Francis Lostra, Rich Vasquez, TimGilligan, Joel Petty, Kerry Garcia, Gary Shirrill. 3RD ROW: Leroy Wilson, Pat Brennen, Gary Prunty, Robin Meale, Gary Tiller, Frank Ozamus, Bruce Green, Don Hopkins, Mike Brown, Bruce Aranguena, Gene Gustin. 4TH ROW: Mr. Hassett, Dennis Herr, Layne Kenley, Jack Hornbarger, Doug Montrose, Dennis Tate, Jim Murdoch, Mr. Braithwaite. COACH TRONTEL, SPONSOR: COACH BRAITHWAITE, SPONSOR: TIM GILLIGAN, PRESIDENT: COACH KENDALL, SPONSOR: COACH HASSETT, SPONSOR. 63 PEP E MARCHES AND DANCES WITH GRACE Sherrill Tatomer, Deanna Schwab, Lucinda Harmer, Debby Bernadot, Myra Stenovich, Dianne Cunningham, Vickie Jones, Cheryl Chilton, Martie Rowen, Janice Baldwin, Patsy Herman, Margo Wilde, Jackie Hood, Verdene Monson, Shirley Brummell, Carol Hobbs, Lynne Hall, Delynn Higley, Bonnie Hoskins, Linda Urriola, Linda Miller, Diana Kane, Theresa Bruno. 64 GAA GIRLS CAN PROVE ATHLETIC, TOO GYMNASTIC TEAM EXHIBITS CO-ORDINATION AND SKILL Henry Crossman, AlexCarone, MarkVietti, Alex Tourreuil, Rick Gallegos, Craig Burns, Mr. Kendall, Maurice West, Robert Bastien, Kenny Anderson, Reece Harper, Steven Kellers, Brett Anderson, Terry Eardley, Scott Probert. Mr. Kendall, Coach Colleen Madigan, Jill Zander, Terry Citty, Cheryl Rowe, Vickie Jayo, Angela West, Val jauregui. ALEX TOURREUIL on the rings. ANGELA WEST on the beam. MAURICE WEST CHERYL ROWE on the beam. THE NEW BAND OF INDIANS CAPTIVATES ELKO HIGH 68 69 ELKO HIGH CHORUS BLENDS IN HARMONY Mr. Muirhead Director MUSIC COUNCIL: Rich Combs, Linda Oldham, Cleve Friedman, Ray Hawkins, Jackie Hood, Warren Hardie, Tim Dyches. 70 ON STAIRCASE: Bonnie Olin, Jody Moschetti, Susan Evans, Bruce Bead, Katie Guisti, Tom Enos, Laurie Cuthbertson, John Yancey, Kris Frantzen, Michelle McMahen, Jo Anne French, Brett Anderson, Cheryl Rowe, Vickie Jones. FRONT: Margo Wilde, Cheryl Chilton, Nancy McFarlane. PEP COMMITTEE BOOSTS SCHOOL SPIRIT 72 ATHLETICS They £jl-’ couldn’t ne, no .oall ulu tean ful Whi ose a b ans an ay _ iey c obvflrm wl the ranks of t nbeaten, 13-is m the u ie I | ' in tt 'potential i beating the nked “AA1 09 • Saturday, e many 'foi Trontel anc ;m Spelgatt; or the yf ;hool as pla lately 1 The that t iard-hi they we? hirted Tnoe gay is -ived f I _ d U a « dov lko’s rsion e vert And thJl Tie maroon rear as� nS urove off laekle or the point. White Pine then showed the lge crowd that its seven- 0k set ' ense £na defe oth defense' bitterly f pecial pra ie Indiar a bunch that didn’ ning of the v? ail-dav kn«r. t for t '} Elko P 0 ' tf Oilligan picked pass. Petty turned in two defen passeu ran for the all that sr Also credit a line, Aft best pa this yeai Tb- T f f - asp f rt- ’lection prover - a vouchr' juni 'liga ning '7'OT 46 t “« or- nd scor ctra I w ML S_ ,At to indeed cos fter taki iformed scoreboa swept i fj ird line, r attempt ; (i and with the Ci an ror i down pun %re the Bot the Elko 2 k before th make rhite Pine oi jfvy an ft m If xvas th fV _ ?£ Possible. The Bobcat’s Terrv Davis FOOTBALtsfeASON the full Jfk we ™ PTiui ice r, ey were never out of their own territory. The second break-, of the jame went to the Indians a: ■ - VARSITY, 1ST ROW: Mike Brown, Kerry Garcia, Brad Bair, Greg Wenner, Tim Gilligan, Roy Herr, Quinn Griffin, Don Hopkins, Leroy Wilson. 2ND ROW: Coach Jim Spelgatti, Francis Lostra, Gary Shirrill, Dennis Herr, Rich Vasquez, Neil Wilcox, Jim Willison, Jack Hernbarger, Mickey Baker. 3RD ROW: Coach Matt Trontel, Pat Brennen, Gary Prunty, Joe Schlager, Joel Petty, Warren Hardy, John Goicoechea, Pacheco Gibson, Dennis Tate, Robin Meale, Coach Jerry Hassett. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS OF 1967: Greg Wenner and Joe Schlager, Co-Captains Gary Tiller, Manager Tim Plunkett, Manager 76 1ST ROW: S. Brown, C. Sam, F. Coburn, C. Perry, M. Jensen, W. Richards, G. Lopez, T. Ballew, P. Combs, R. Wunderlich. 2ND ROW: F. Skivington, P. Corta, C. Kerth, N. Wignall, W. Harris, D. Chester, P. Bottari, A. Puccinelli, D. Cunningham, M. Hachquet. 3RD ROW: Coach Mike Lane, P. Bottari, B. Johnson, R. McMullen, T. Herman, J. Skivington, D. Loncar, K. Guldager, G. Gustin, P. Maine. 4TH ROW: S. Herrara, M. Bravo, D. DelGiudice, D. McClure, D. Coleman, L. Hoffman, K. Anderson. 5TH ROW: D. Taelour, D. Montrose, B. Welch, J. Columbo, M. Garcia, T. Eardly, M. Nugent. NOT SHOWN: Coach James Tilton. INDIAN SCORES Elko 0 Manogue 24 Elko 6 Jerome 8 Elko 12 Fallon 20 Elko 31 Hawthorne 6 Elko 25 Douglas 26 Elko 25 Lowry 9 Elko 34 Stewart 7 Elko 13 White Pine 12 Elko 24 Yerington 0 77 BASKETBALL TEAM BOUNCES ITS WAY TO VICTORY 78 Bruce Aranguena, Forward David Cunningham Forward MR. KENDALL, ASSISTANT COACH: STEVEN HERRERA, MANAGER: MR. BRAITHWAITE, COACH. Tim Gilligan, Guard Quinn Griffin, Guard Don Hopkins, Guard 79 VARSITY TEAM WE SALUTE YOU KNEELING: Greg Wenner, Tim Gilligan, Steve Herrera, Quinn Griffin, Don Hopkins. STANDING: Coach Reed Braithwaite, Bob Redford, Gene Gustin, Bruce Aranguena, Warren Hardie, Joe Skivington, Rich Vasquez David Cunningham, Coach Rich Kendall. ’ Elko 68 Elko 61 Elko 61 Elko 36 Elko 58 Elko 60 Elko 67 Elko 27 Elko 60 Elko 61 Elko 65 Elko 52 Elko 54 Elko 75 Elko 56 Elko Elko Stewart 75 White Pine 45 Reno 72 Fallon 74 Carson City 57 Stewart 73 Hawthorne 57 Manogue 50 Yerington 66 Hawthorne 55 Douglas 85 Wooster 65 Sparks 81 Fallon 82 Manogue 63 White Pine Lowry -- 80 THE JV’S SHOOT TO SCORE Vernon Thompson, Scott McDermott, Francis Lostra, David Taelour, Kenny Christean, Layne Kenley, Mike Brown, Gary Prunty, Pat Brennen, Manager; Coach Lane. THE PAPOOSES MAKE A GOOD SHOWING Brad McDermott, Robbie Wunderlich, Clair Morris, Charles Perry, Fred Skivington, Craig Kerth, Steve Suther- land, Andrew Puccinelli, Dennis Libro, Tommy Riggs, Wayne Richards, Tom Ballew, Mark Hachquet, Coach Spelghatti, Steven Brown, Manager. 81 TRACK TEAM LAPS UP THE MILES KNEELING: Gary Prunty, TimGilligan, Quinn Griffin, Pat Brennen, David Jaynes, Francis Lostra, Greg Walther, Doug Montrose, Robert Bastien. STANDING: Mr. Kendall, Bruce Green, Rich Vasquez, Gene Gustin, Dick DelGuidice, Bruce Read, Bruce Aranguena, Tom Walther, Tyler Sciotto, Mr. Braithwaite. GOLF TEAM TEES OFF EVERY SPRING Mr. Brown, Kerry Garcia, Mark Brown, Don Copen, Lyle Montgomery, Steve Sutherland, Bob Redford, Dick McClure, Bob Bostic, Mark Guisti, Mike Nugent, Frank Ozamis. 82 BASEBALL TEAM FUTURE STARS OF THE BOSTON RED SOX 1ST ROW: Mr. Hassett, Don Hopkins, Greg Wenner, Mike Brown, Danny Loncar, Jim Murdoch. 2ND ROW: Chris Atwood, John Goicoechea, Joel Petty, Kenny Christean, Layne Kenley, Jack Holmes. 3RD ROW: Jack Hornbarger, Pat Maine. Ready for action. 83 Planning our strategy. 15 RAHS FOR THE ]. V. CHEERLEADERS: Jeffrie White, Mary Rowen, Debbie Braithwaite, and Susan Glaser, Head Cheerleader. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Julie Smith, Val Jauregui, Debbie Black, and Angie Urriola, Head Cheerleader. (BACK ROW) 84 CHEERLEADERS GERRI DOLLARHIDE ANGIE WEST-HEAD RANDY McCARTY 85 JACQUE HACHQUET CHERYL WILLIAMS SEPTEMBER: 9-Manogue Away 12-Jerome Away 15-National Assembly 21 -Fallon Home 29-Hawthorne Home OCTOBER: 6-Douglas Away 12-National Assembly 14- Homecoming Winnemucca 20-Stewart Away 27-White Pine Away NOVEMBER: 3-Yerington Away 6-National Assembly 11-Harvest Ball 17-18 School Play DECEMBER: 1 -Band Concert and Dance 8-9-Grantsville Tourn. 15- National Assembly 15- 16 Christmas Tourn. 20-Christmas Choral Concert JANUARY: 3- National Assembly 4- Reno Home 5- Fallon Home 12- Carson Away 13- Stewart Away 20-Manogue Home 26- Yerington Away 27- Hawthorne Away FEBRUARY: 2- Douglas Home 3- Wooster Home 6- Gymnastic Show 9-Sparks Away 10-Fallon Away 16- 17 Musical 17- Manogue Away 23- White Pine Away 24- Winnemucca Home MARCH: 2-Zone 4- National Assembly 7-8-State APRIL: 5- 6-Music Festival 20-Jr. -Sr. Ball 26-National Assembly MAY: 4-Zone Track 18-State Track GAA Track 26-Baccalaureate 31 -Commencement 86 ACTIVITIES Van Harriman 88 KITTY GRISWOLD AWARD Kitty Griswold was a member of Chapter A, P.E.O, and at the time of her death, September 13, 1967, she was serving as President of the Nevada State Chapter P.E.O. In memory of Kitty Griswold, members of Chap- ter A, P.E.O. have established a Memorial Fund from which the annual Kitty Griswold Girl Award will be made. It is hoped that the Award will be significant in the honors it bestows on an Elko High School Senior Girl. Each year the Recipient will receive an engraved gold Kitty Griswold Girl Charm on which will appear her name and the year; she will have her name inscribed on the Kitty Griswold Award Plaque at Elko High School and will receive fifty dollars. This award is to recognize and encourage the development of those qualities in a girl that lead to the gracious life in a woman as personified by Kitty Griswold. This includes an alert mind which strives to de- velop growth in knowledge and in culture . . . A gentle heart that shows kindness and courtesy toward those with whom she associates . . . A delight in humor which reflects the glow of humanity while remembering consideration for the feelings of others . . . A respect for health in body and physical stand- ards of clean living . A willingness to serve by using those abilities and talents with which she has been endowed. The evidence of these qualities is the basis for selection as the Kitty Griswold Girl. With the finan- cial award goes the loving concern of members of P.E.O. as a source of strength and help toward de- veloping these qualities to their full potential. 89 HOMECOMING ’67 Look out! The faculty is on the warpath ! Juniors build the prize float for the third straight year. The crowd waits in eager anticipation of the game. Co-captains Joe Schlager and Greg Wenner congratulate Queen Linda. HOMECOMING 67-68 IS 92 A GREAT SUCCESS 93 The Indians attack the Winnemucca Buckaroos. The band and Pep E salute Mr. Jensen. Happiness is watching the Pep E and Band in a special halftime show. HOMECOMING ROYALTY Linda Urriola, Michelle Arregui, Queen Linda Miller, Randy McCarty, Martie Rowen. E.H.S. PRESENTS DEAR PHOEBE SCOTT HOWELL as HUMPY SUZANNE WELLS as PATSY CONNERS JACQUE HACHQUET as MICKEY RILEY TAMRA FARR as ROCHELLE MIGNONE Strike a pose Rochelle. DIANNE POWELL as MAUDE MILLER MYRA STENOVICH as SANDRA WINCHELL DAVID SPIKES as G. R. F OS DICK Ah, the three witches! VAN HARRIMAN as BILL HASTINGS GERRI DOLLARHIDE as OLGA 96 I'd say Goot pie . WARREN HARDIE as ROCKY GILBERT BRUCE READ as WINDY HILL Now listen, Aunt Phoebe. NINA CAUDILL as VICTORIA PARRISH TED FAIRCHILD as BIG JOE MARONI You, sir, are an unspeakable cad! Hello, Mamma. E. RUSSEL JENSEN, DIRECTOR LINDA OLDHAM STUDENT DIRECTOR 97 WAR WHOOPS OF E.H.S. Hi, this is Martie Rowen and Jim Willison, here once again for War Whoops of E.H.S___ Every Wednesday evening the student body of Elko High tuned in for the radio pro- gram. Under the direction of Mr. Russell Jensen, Martie and Jim presented current news of E. H. S., sports information, interesting interviews and, of course, the latest in gossip and popular music. This program is one of the best ways that the community of Elko can keep up with the growing activities and enthusiasm of Elko High School. Martie and Jim had a great time doing the program this year and they urge the future Seniors to continue in the tradition. 98 Congratulations, Martie and Jim! HARVEST BALL ROYALTY SPARKLES MICKEY BAKER, KING: PATTY RAND, QUEEN. ELKO COUNTY JUNIOR MISS A WINNING COMBINATION OF BEAUTY AND BRAINS” LYNNE HALL, 1ST ATTENDANT: DELYNN HIGLEY, QUEEN: DIANNE POWELL, 2ND ATTENDANT. 99 WHO’S WITTIEST RANDY McCARTY JOHN GOICOECHEA BEST DRESSED MARTIE ROWEN BOB BOSTIC MOST ATHLETIC BONNIE HOSKINS GREG WENNER WHO’S BEST LOOKING LINDA MILLER WARREN HARDIE Our Laurel and Hardy 104 Our friendly principal Sitting Bull! Of course, I dissect cats. Thanks, Anita. Oops ! Temper, temper! They went that way. Once upon a time. . . Come into my parlor. Miss America candidates Vicki and Lynne H. Mike Brown, Baby of the Year Sherrill, the lion tamer! Does pop taste better through licorice? Why so happy, Bruce? Bonnie and Dianne start school. A Sophomore studying? ADVERTISEMENTS •X- M • P X I A? C Channels 2-4-5 3F6. 5th St. 738-5222 Congratulations to the Class of '68 BAIR DISTRIBUTING Meadow Gold Products DOUBLE H BAUMGARDNER'S FLOOR COVERING 397 Court St. 738-3630 Elko, Nevada SADDLE SHOP Phone 738-5555 D0VTW4LK- TALK BILL’S TAXIE RADIO CABS ELKO, NEVADA Best Wishes to the Class of ’68 DEWEY'S NEW USED and ELKO TRANSFER STORAGE 428 River St. Dewey Pugmire MR. and MRS. NOEL ARANGUENA Co ngr atu lat ion s to the Class of 1968 OUR STORE Phil Betty Aranguena 1015 Fifth Fashion right for day and night. LILLIAN'S 461 Idaho St. Good Luck! MEADOW VALLEY RANCHOS Co ngr atu lat io n s Class of '68 OK TRAILER SALES 375 So. Fifth TALLEY-HO INC. 475 Railroad Best Wishes Class of '68 CARSON TRAILER COURT 440 Court KELK Elko Broadcasting Company 12 40 renneiff JOHN Q. RYAN AGENCY ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY High speed wheel balancing 475-14th NEVADA AUTO CLINIC 738-6711 wheel alignments Aristocrat of Seamless - Waxless Flooring 738-3513 N F R L E O TORGINOL Carpets - Linoleum and Other Flooring Available 787 Lamoille Rd. JOHN COLLETT AGENCY 'Life and Health Insurance Specialist' associated with John Q. Ryan Agency P.O.Box 71 738-6917 Congratulations To The LOUNGE Good Luck To The Class of 1968 ELKO BLACKSMITH SHOP 274 Fifth St. 738-3633 600 Commercial ESSON'S y RO ARDWARE 738-5101 DYCHES PHARMACY 415 Idaho St. 738-3121 TITLE INSURANCE TRUST COMPANY Box 632 Elko, Nevada Best Wishes Congratulations CHARLES B. EVANS, JR. Attorney at Law Class of 1968 Good Luck 416 Idaho Street Elko, Nevada ELKO GENERAL MERCHANDISE Western Wear 738-3295 Best Wishes Congratulations Class of '68 Seniors ROSS P. EARDLEY CLIFTON Attorney at Law HOTEL AND CLUB 469 Idaho 512 Commercial Elko, Nevada Elko, Nevada CLUB 449er Congratulations to the 449 Railroad Street Graduating Class Elko, Nevada V of 1968 J Harry Lipparelli Lido Puccinelli ELKO CLINIC C S GULF SERVICE JIM GREGORY REAL ESTATE Brake muffler service Lubrication washing 345 11th Street Engine tune-up Elko, Nevada 89801 738-9213 PHONES: 738-7144 Pick up Delivery Nites 738-5386 1600 Idaho Elko Stop at MAYFAIR - SEWELLS Elko County's Most Complete Store Now open from 8a.m. to 9 p. m. Congratulations Seniors J. M. CAPRIOLA 500 Commercial 738-5816 Good Luck W. C. MOELL CO. 533 Railroad 738-5840 Congratu lations to the Class of 1968 l DR. PAUL J. DEL GUIDICE Henderson Bank Building Elko, Nevada 296 South 5th Congratulations Class of '68 Congratulations Seniors WESTERN AUTO COMMERCIAL BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service by Experienced Operators 420 Idaho Street 738-3620 A - 1 - TV Color Service 237 Silver Street Elko, Nevada Congratulations Class of '68 VEGA CONSTRUCTION A - D MACHINERY COMPANY, INC. Construction, agriculture and mining equipment One of the Largest Equipment Dealers in Northeastern Nevada 251 West Commercial BENNY'S Phone 738-3103 COFFEE SHOP Good Luck Seniors CASHMAN EQUIPMENT CO. OF RENO P.O. Box 5126 Phone 358-5111 Reno, Nevada 89503 JET COIN-OP LAUNDRY Best Wishes and Success for the Future ELKO ELKS LODGE 1472 Compliments of BI-WAY REXALL DRUG B.P.O. E. (Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks) 400 Idaho Street CERTIFIED MEMBER • Air Ambulance • Flight Instruction • Single Multi Engine • Spraying • Seeding • Aircraft Sales Help Keep Your City Clean ELKO SANITATION CO. 465 Fourth Street Elko, Nevada EL - AERO and HERTZ Albert Silvani Municipal Airport Ralph Scott, Owner-Manager Owner OLIN INSURANCE AGENCY KIMBER'S RICHFIELD SERVICE Representing Leading Companies • Fire • Casualty • Auto • Liability Phone 738-3771 738-7103 1020 Idaho Street Phone 738-9913 Best of Luck, Class of 1968 MARK C. SCOTT, JR. Attorney at Law Elko County Courthouse Elko, Nevada MID-TOWN MOTEL Congratulations Seniors C and P CLEANERS RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION 566 River Street Phone 738-3720 NEVADA ADVERTISING CO. Congratulations Class of '68 241 West Commercial ELKO AIR SERVICE CURTIS ADJUSTMENT AGENCY 24 hour service 524 Commercial St. illilljl 738-5158 STENOVICH MOTORS complete automotive repair 5 th and River ROADSIDE MARKET ?{ Compliments of RUBY MOUNTAIN PACKING CO. South Fifth St. Elko, Nevada 1125 Metzler Road EL NEVA MOTEL ELKO SHOE SHOP Refrigerated air conditioning Free to - Queen size beds Phone in every room 736 Idaho Street Compliments of GENERAL SALES Paul Walthers 738-5740 Best Wishes from TRAVELER'S MOTEL BELLINGER MOTOR SUPPLY complete automotive supplies Bill Bellinger 608 Commercial St. THE TOWNE-HOUSE MOTEL Ernest Sorel ERNIE'S OF ELKO Custom Upholstering Day 738-7325 Night 738-6061 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 BUDDY'S REEF Something a little bit different for Elko. 738-5228 Congratulations Graduates IML FREIGHT, INC. Transcontinental Transportation 208 Commercial St. Elko, Nevada ELKO VETERINARY CLINIC Dr. A. A. Cuthbertson Dr. B. L. Branscomb Best Wishes Seniors BODILY FURNITURE 440 Commercial Street PUCCINELLI MARKET 249 3rd Street Compliments of WIGNALL REPAIR SHOP 808 Front Street HARRY N. JEVAS Optometrist 483 5th Street 738-3726 BOYD'S Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 946 Commercial St. There is no present like the time. MONSON JEWELRY Compliments of Hayden Henderson CPA Offices in the Henderson Bank Building GREGORY ELECTRIC ™ ™ “ HOME BAKERY HONEST INJUN BEEF JERKY Congratulations to the Class of 1968 MOUNTAIN CITY LUMBER CO. Building Material MILLWORK DAIRY QUEEN C 0 M M E R C 1 A L 438 So. 5th Elko, Nevada B A R B E R Good Luck S H O P KENNETH L. MANN Law Firm S L y STOCKMEN'S BARBER SHOP Best Wishes GENERAL ADJUSTMENT BUREAU 421 Railroad LEO’S RADIATOR SHOP Good Luck Seniors 346 Silver Street SIERRA WINE AND LIQUOR CO. Congratu lations Seniors THE BLUE JAY BAR Best Wishes to the Class of'68 WARREN MOTOR COMPANY Your Ford Lincoln Mercury Dealer REARDON PLUMBING Go West With MAVERIK GAS For All Your Plumbing Needs 708 River Street Elko, Nevada HARRIMAN FLORAL ELKO AND HONDA GARDEN CENTER SALES MbP Elko's Complete Motorcycle Headquarters Elko's only complete Floral and Garden Member Floral- Transworld Delivery Congratulations Best Wishes Class of '68 BLOHM’S Fine Jewelry SOUTHWEST Diamonds-Watches-Silver-Gifts GAS o CORPORATION 477 Idaho Elko, Nevada 616 Commercial Street D. F. KNAPP Congratu latio ns to the Class of '68 CONSTRUCTION COTTAGE CAFE Good Luck Seniors! 780 Commercial Street Elko, Nevada X Congratulations Seniors! FARMERS INSURANCE John P. Biegler 986 Idaho St. Elko, Nevada Compliments of DUPONT’S PHARMACY 397-5th St. Elko, Nevada Congratulations Class of 1968 BURNS FUNERAL HOME See us about our Pay now - Go later Plan! Best Wishes Seniors! CHESTER PLUMBING AND HEATING 191 So. 5th St. Elko, Nevada ELKO COUNTY County Commissioners • J. C. Carpenter • E. C. Murphy • A. A. Cuthbertson Working The Year Around For You! O.K. Service Station Mobil Distributors URRIOLA BROTHERS Joe John Manor Motor Lodge Centre Motel WHITE APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CO. McLANES SALES AGENCY We have all musical instruments. Compliments of PARKWAY CAFE 1 LI if I £ STAR-LITE j gf MOTEL ■ fv I 1 NELSON PLUMBING 329 Court AND HEATING 738-3770 Good Luck GALLAGHER CLINIC Doctors Harry, Thomas and Morris Gallagher Best Wishes c$ROUSE - R 788 Idaho Street The ELKO ARTIC CIRCLE Bing Dee Massie Good Luck, Seniors! LUNDBERG’S 369 5th Street Compliments of LOUIS' WELDING and REPAIR and MAGIC WAND CAR WASH PERALDO DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 738-5147 131 Main Street Is this Home Economics or a speech class, Van? Don't let us interrupt anything, girls. You're south of the wrong border, Roy! Peek - a - boo! Cheerleaders - 1912! Engrossed in thought? ELKO BOTTLING FOX FOTO Your Elko Indian Photographer N AOA HOTTL THE Shoes - Clothing 453 Idaho Phone 738-5260 Elko, Nevada 89801 Congratu latio ns to the Seniors! EUSKflLDUN E7XEA MEL BOWEN CO. 615 Railroad St. Complete Tiling 738-6922 (We cover your mistakes) Congratulations, graduates Congratulations Seniors i® UEl [MdMiudluBank of Commerce STATew,DE ELKO BRANCH 401 Railroad Street • Telephone 738-3166 Mailing Address: Post Office Box 151 • Elko, Nevada 89801 Congratu latio ns to the Class of 1968 RANCHINN Congratulations Class of '68! TOWNE COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON Owned by Bill and Carol Tatomer 733 Idaho Street 1211 Idaho Street 738-6716 Compliments of SPEED’S PHILLIPS SERVICE Mini- skirts, sure. But this is ridiculous! ! Angela! You mustn't take it out on him. It's not his fault that you flunked that test. How little it takes to make some people happy!! So you're the phantom purse EHS's own Picasso. .. snatcher! ! ! ! ! Congratulations, Seniors! TAUFER'S BATTERY and ELECTRIC SERVICE 638 Commercial Street ELIZABETH M. OLIN Real Estate Broker 253 Maple Street HUNTSMAN HARDWARE For all your fishing and hunting supplies 461 Fifth Street Best Wishes, Seniors! O'CARROLL'S Lamoille, Nevada Best of Luck, Class of '68! WESTERN SPORTSMAN everything for the sportsman West of Elko Congratulations, Graduates! STAMPEDE MOTEL 129 West Idaho Compliments of RANCH SERVICE CENTER 457 West Cedar Dale Worline 738-6568 BAKER BROTHERS RANCH Best Wishes And Good Luck To The Class of '68 HUGH BIEROTH Mountain City Congratulations And Good Luck McKinley cattle COMPANY Best Wishes To The Graduate MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH RIORDAN We Wish Continuing Success To The Class of 1968! MERKLEY RANCH Jiggs, Nevada MR. AND MRS. FLOYD SLAGOWSKI TONY LORRAINE SESTANOVICH Pine Valley - Carlin Nevada Good Luck Seniors GOICOECHEA'S MR. AND MRS. JOE RAND Pine Valley Carlin, Nevada HOLLAND RANCH ELLISON RANCHING COMPANY Tuscarora, Nevada TIONS CONGRATUI NEVADA POWER COMPANY ELKO ELECTRIC TWIN FALLS —WELLS STAGES P. O. Box 1293 GO WITH US ... WE’RE GOING PLACES Twin Falls, Idaho ELKO LUMBER YARD F N B FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA Heavy Wrecker Service Largest Equipment Between Reno Salt Lake City Good Luck! LOSTRA BROTHERS 569 South Fifth Street Elko, Nevada o Machine Shop Service, Truck, Tractor and Diesel Repairs Ph. Shop, 738-5040 - Night 738-3398 LEO PUCCINELLI ELKO REAL ESTATE 465 4th 738-7181 PORTER ROOFING SIDING 2035 Ellis Way 738-5577 HARRIET’S V'Ci )jj BEAUTY SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of 68 WALLACE'S BOARDING KENNELS Best Wishes C. T. YANCEY L. D. SMITH, D.D. Osteopathic Physician Bringing You Top Entertainment In Motion Pictures M0T0R-VU THE FINEST IN FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT STOCKMEN’S MOTOR HOTEL! Study Hall, girls? Have you ever seen any two people so happy about working? B T AUTOMOTIVE Upholstery Auto Body Repairs Mechanical Repairs and Refinishing VIEHI ELECTRIC COMPANY 738-3622 P. O. Box 1086 ELKO INDEPENDENT Your Pow Wow Printer NEVADA TITLE GUARANTY With straws attached, no less. Smiling Mourners. Open-mouthed Frosh. Happy Together. Troubles, Deanna ? 159 Is that real money, Van? Huh? Are those REAL Hippy beads? Two proud Juniors! The poor Freshmen with too many books! 160 161 Caught in the act, Jackie! 162 This page is traditionally a page for thank yous so we will get on with this first--thank you assistant business manager Jackie Hood, thank you hard-working business staff, thank you to our advertisers, thank you original editor Lynne Hall, and thank you to our wonderful sponsor Mrs. Amestoy. Then it is traditional for the business managers to make some philosophical comment about life or something important like that, but we have discussed it and this year's business managers have nothing to say; especially about life. We feel that the thousands of cliches have been out worn to the extreme. For this reason we shall proceed to characterize 1968 with the following words, hoping that in ten or even twenty years--if you pick up your Pohob these words will bring back a memory: mini-skirt, maxiskirt, flower power, groovy , The Monkees, the Apollo Pro- gram, hippy, Viet Nam, L.B.J., the Olympics, elections, Thomas Dodd, mod”, and de Gaulle. And remember our class re- union in 78! Good Luck 'til then and we'll see you there! Business Managers 163 This is the way Elko High looked as school began. Soon, two large holes appeared and we all realized our long ago wish for more school space was coming true. With the new additions helping to alleviate the problem of large junior high classes, learning and teaching will, hopefully, be made easier. We of the Pohob staff are excited and happy about the improved situation and only hope that students will take advantage of the better learning conditions which will soon be in existence. 164