Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1974 volume:

ELKO HIGH SCHOOL POHOB 1974 2 3 I must thank Mr. Smith for his patience and time, and Tammy, Dee Dee and Tracy for their diligence and hard work. Through their efforts these papered memories lie before you. But, what is a memory? — Something to retain and something to blend with the future. It is a glint of joy, a flash of pain, myriads of fading faces and times already fled. The school year 1973-74 is now languishing, but will continue through these pages and in all of our recollections of it. This Pohob is dedicated to each singular face within it. “Let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. . . ” Gibran Gretchen Holbert Editor 4 The mind is restless, turbulent, strong and unyielding, as difficult to subdue as the wind. —Bhagavad Gita Seniors Reach New Heights LEFT to RIGHT: Matt Sargeant—Boys’ Rep., Del Bieroth—President, Mike Xavier—Vice-Pres., Gayle Puccinelli—Girls’ Rep., Jack Skivington—Sec.-Treas., Mr. Lake—Snr. Class Sponsor. Incessant time has brought and taken from us four full high school years and left lasting impressions with all of us. We’ve each had our own personal tastes of glory and defeat, of good times and conflicts, all indelibly marked by friendships. Now, as seniors we step out from these halls to be what we may be, building on all of our memories. Julie Brummell Mat Burner Julie Butler Margaret Canas 7 Leslie Crapo Terri Dalton Todd Carrillo David Castle Cindy Chapman Ward Chilton Debbie Dorsey George Draper Gary Farley Denise Forshey Sharon Frost Jerry Funderberg Justin Gilliam Meg Glaser Mickie Glennon Greg Greenhaw Lynn Gregory Bill Guidice Shauna Goicoa Karen Goitia Lois Gurr Tichy Guzman Ed Hackett Doug Harper Denise Harrington Mitch Heguy Sharia Hennigan 9 Dale Love Michele Marfisi Danny Martinez Marla May 10 Maureen McGure John McCrory Elene McGean Candido Mendive Ken Moore Sam Mori Karen Morse Roxanne Nolan Cheryl Mose Kathy Murphy Carlene Pacini Belma Padilla Mary Ann Musolf Jody Palmquist Jim Patterson Cindy Paul Howard Pearce John Peart Craig Perry Gary Peterson 11 Gayle Puccinelli Ken Ragsdale Tim Rand Rene Reyes Jan Reynolds Tammy Robison Ange Rush Tina Sallichi Mark Richmond Lyle Sam Jeannie Samper Matt Sargeant Sandy Pico Ellen Plumb Pat Probert Earl Prunty Art Sauder Cindy Secrist Lynn Sena Jack Skivington 12 Sheldon Walther Walter Wardwell Yvonne Welch Debbie White 13 Wade Woodson Mike Xavier Diane Dennis A time it was. And what a time it was. A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago, it must be. I have a photograph. Preserve your memories— They're all that’s left you. “Bookends,” Paul Simon 14 Upperclassmen Express Themselves 16 It is not enough to know, we must also apply; It is not enough to will, we must also do — Goethe «Juni Juniors Look Ahead Pete Mori—President, Ivonne Samper—Secretary, Scott Burns—Boys' Rep., Dana Henniger—Girls’ Rep., Mr. Don Brown Sponsor, Not pictured, Lori Gregory—Vice-President. As we reflect back on our past three years at Elko High School, we actually can see how far we have come, despite struggles and obligations to ourselves. Each of us has progressed far beyond that first day we stepped into high school as freshmen. Now, we have yet a little farther to go and hope our senior year is one of the best. 18 Dixie Brady Bruce Brown Eldon Brown Sandy Brown 19 There is a world to share. . . . .. a world as fresh as morning Cindy Coward Dave Cobb Peggy Coggins Sherry Crouch Sidney Dickie Marianne Ellis Andy Erickson Sally Evans 20 . . . as bright as a dream of sunlight on wide water. . . 21 . .. as peaceful as a prayer. Paul Hitt Cyndia Holmstead Rick Hull Mark Hunt Kay Kerth Laurine Kitchens Vivian Koncher Sherry Lafferty Vera Lopez Mercedes Lostra Jeff Lund Corrinne Martin We can walk there together . .. away from the cities. . . 22 Karla Mawson Dave Me Beth Kevin McCarthy Rebecca McPhee Pete Mori Kim Morris Jeff Mothershed Karen Musolf Rhonda Parry Marlene Fobes Debbie Pitman Shawna Prather . . . toward a green forest, silently awaiting us. . . . .. full of secret places 23 Natalie Pruitt Stephen Rasmussen John Reyes Susy Riggs 24 No one has seen before. . . . .. and we can find a morning world to share Dee Dee Warmbrodt Leslie Westlund Toni Wharton Natis Wiggins Kelly Wignall Brenda Thompson Julie Trappett Glenda Turner Jon Uriarte Rosemary Wardwell . . . a world refreshed by night . . . awakened by the sun. 25 Be not angry that you cannot make others as you wish them to be, since you cannot make yourself as you wish to be. — Oliver Wendell Holmes Sophomores Sophomores Stack Up Years L. to R. Top: Donelle Anderson—Girls’ Rep.; Mr. Lowell Swenseid—Sponsor; Bill Sylvester—President. Bottom: John Gallagher -Vice President; Lowell Prunty—Secretary; John Cobb—Treasurer; MacNair Hearon—Boys’ Rep. Through two years of high school we’ve learned a great deal more about ourselves, our ambitions, and in what direction we’re moving. We look forward to the next two years as upper classmen with plans of building on what we’ve already learned and achieved. 28 Mike Aguirre Donell Anderson Larry Anderson Lin Anderson Laurie Antonoli Lori Armuth Mark Babb Terri Baldwin Luana Barnes Myra Bates Greg Bellinger Brenda Benavidez Maria Betancourt Greg Bilyeu David Black Kim Blair Debbie Bloemsma Robert Blossom Lee Bongiovanni Steven Brady Blaine Branscomb Oralia Bravo Modesto Bravo Tony Carone Ty Carrillo Gaylean Christean Waneen Quff John Cobb Barbara Cobbley Ginny Collett Cheryl Cooley Ben Cornejo Kathy Cunningham Robert Davis Paul Del Giudice Dana Dorsey 29 Lisa Bruner Steve Dewell Stanley Drennan Steven Eardley Joel Eddins Don Elser Lyndia Errecart Doug Evans Patty Evans Casey Fagoaga Aubrey Fields Carol Fobes Dave Frost John Gallagher Marco Garcia Matt Glaser Tawney Goicoa Kirk Goodale Linda Gowin Tayna Granados Tim Grant Robin Grover Brenda Hanchett Layne Harris Vince Hartung Hassett MacNair Heron Cindy Heathman LeAnn Heil Dick Hess Kenneth Hillam Liese Holbert Mark Hooper Marvel Hopkins Scott Hubbard Dean Hunt 30 Keith Huston Margaret Immenschuh Cecil James Elis James Robert Jensen Dan Jevas Dondi Jones Jennifer Jones Jerri Jones Billie Jordon Kristine Kaiser John Kellers Rickie Kern Gary Kimber Jeanette Klauser Dan Knapp Mary Konakis Feron Konakis Terri Kublek Norman Lear Paula LaPere Susan Lee Judy Lengeman Bill Lester Homer Lepkar Sharon Lewis Ramon Lopez Stephanie Lowe Chris Lusar Pam McBeth Pam McCann Victoria McDade Wendy McKnight Michael McPhee Julie Mackay Robyn Malone 31 Debra Martin Linda Martinez Valerie Mendez Steven Mendive Phillip Midey Bruce Miller Dave Min tun Rob Morrow Cindy Mothershead Pat Murphy Benny Nelson Doyle Nelson Tamara Nolan Randy O’Dell Fred Olsen Patty Olsen Dick Ortman Laura Paoli Ian Parmiter Daria Parry Carol Perry Ross Peterson Gerald Phillips Dana Plumb Owen Polkinghome Cindy Prehoda Lowell Prunty Carol Puccinelli Joanne Reynolds Karen Richmond Valerie Rogers Tamara Rothisberger Lyle Sam Daye Samper John Sarge ant Michael Sauer 32 Greg Secrist Dennis Taelour Kenny Wardwell Sherry Whiterock Tammy Williams Bill Zunino Wes Smith Lisa Taylor Carol Waldrop Dave Whittacker Becky Wilson Chris Spencer Cindy Thompson Becky Welch Kari Wilde Barry Winstead Cindy Spencer Russ Todd Carma White Debra Williams Pam Woodbury Peggy Sullivan Tony Tognini Bruce White Georgeann Williams Woody Woodson Donald Summer Mike Trausdale Shauna White Rick Williams Preston Wright “How can we be sure of anything, the tide changes. The wind that made the grain wave gently yesterday Blows down the trees of tomorrow. And the sea sends sailors crashing on the rocks, as easily as it guides them home . . . ” Rod McKuen Bill Sylvester Teri Vietti Dennis White Scott Williams Linda Yraguen 33 If you hear a voice within you saying, 'you are not a painter', then by all means paint and that voice will be silenced. — Vincent Van Gogh en FRESHMEN Truck Their L. to R.: Tammy Penrod - secretary, Mitch Urriarte - Boys’ Representative, Tony Aguirre - president, Leonard Smales - vice - president, Barbara Urriola - girls’ representative. Our first year of high school was one of varied emotions and adjustments, h rustration, enlightment, success and defeat are all parts of being freshmen. We feel as if we’ve accepted our roles of high school students, and now look forward to our remaining years at EHS. 36 Tony Aguirre Janel Beck Steve Bohner Melissa Castle Todd Cook Susan Aldrich Melvin Bell Ray Bongiovanni Bob Cavender George Cothrun Matthew Backus Rafael Betancourt Terry Borden Mike Chambers Steve Crouch Kathy Bain Laurie Biegler Randy Brooks Kevin Chapin Debbie Culver Joe Barney Dallas Blair Robert Brown Craig Churchfield Lonnie Cunningham Brad Bamum Jay Blanchard Richard Carpenter Kathy Cobbley Bill Custer Julie Barone Verna Bouge Susan Carpenter Linda Cornejo John Dankowski 37 Marcene Danner Curt Dollorhyde Karen Emerson Charlotte Gielow George Guzman Robyn Davis Connie Drake Kimberly Errecart Lori Gilliland Daylene Hales Tony Davis Julie Draper Charles Fitts Clint Goodrich Chris Hammond Scott Dayton Coleen Drown Kenny Funderberg Marke Granados Dee an n Hannig Mark Deaton Donna Duke Ray Gallagos Leah Gregory Norman Hanson Tammy Deboer Christy Edwards Garth Gardner Laurie Gardner Loyd Harper if Vivia Demorrow Roy Eisner Laurie Gardner Doug Groves Loni Harris 38 t t Lori Heguy Willy Hitt Todd Hunter Mike Jones Bill Knight Doyle Henninger Cynthia Holton Loren Immenschuh Richard Jones Bill Lafferty Alan Henstock Bambi Honston Danny Jensen John Johnston Leslie LaRoque Howard Henstock Wendy Hubbard Gail Jensen Claudia Kaiser Kurt Larson Mike Hess Nancy Hull Kelly Jensen Cammie Kendall Kim Lear Randy Highland Gavin Hunter Karen Jevas Lisa Kessler Donna Ledbetter Ricky Highland Hugh Hunter Lorri Jones Martin Kitchens Joanie Lesbo 39 Connie Lester Andrea Marfisi Jennifer McPhee Sharon Monson Jim Muth John Lostra Linda Martinez Mark Meranda Eddi Montoya Charlotte Neely I: Larry Lovejoy Friede Massie Kenny Merkley Keith Morse Howard Nixon Bob Lund Shirley Massing Laurie Miner Marie Moudy Chiefie Nutting Mark Lusar Jennifer McDaniel Juli Mock Mitch Munger Paula Ormaza Julie Mac Kay Vaughn McKnight Kevin Morley Dani Murphy Wayne Overholser 40 wsT Allen Mariluch John McMahen Valerie Monson Mike Murphy Randy Palmer Mark Paoli Rosario Pizzarro Dean Riger Bill Sam Kevin Skelton Clinton Pease Linda Quintana Loma Rowe Rose Schultz Leonard Smales Tammy Penrod Eldon Ragsdale Lou Ann Rowe Kristine Seal Carola Smith Kim Percell Nola Read Julie Robertson Steve Seibert Jana Smith Jolande Perry Robbin Regnier Donald Rolfe Danny Sheen Debbie Stevens Kriss Peterson Ignacio Reyes Margie Ronnow Debra Shultz David Stott Debra Phillips Julie Reynolds Norman Rush Mario Silva Tammy Sustacha 41 42 HAPPINESS IS - 43 Running the show Being part of a team Sara Thompson Grace Urrizaga Pauline Walby Susan Whipple Steve Thompson Valerie Valena Romona Walker Brigette White Timothy T ognini Ladonna Vanleeuwen Jeff Wallock Jerry White Britt Susan Alan Sylvester Sylvester Tatomer Melva Michele Mitch Tybo Urriarte Urriarte Valorie Meg Steve Vanleeuwen Vaughn Vignolo Linda Kevin Kelli Warren Weighter Whalen Mike J ay Robbie Whiteside Wright Zaga 44 You have been given the opportunity to take your place among the tiny minority of the world's educated men. History will judge you, and you will ultimately judge yourself, on the extent to which you have used your gifts to lighten and enrich the lives of your fellow men. — Robert F. Kennedy School Life WHO’S Successful Witty Gayle Puccinelli Jack Skivington WHO Athletic Gretchen Holbert Todd Carrillo Gary Peterson Julie Butler Student Body President Todd Carrillo Student Body Vice-President Ange Rush Student Body Controller Art Sauder STUDENT BODY OFFICERS HALLECE BAS Student Body Secretary Jolaine Anderson Student Body Treasurer Debbie Cobbley Officers in an historic element I s hi m a a s j 49 GIRLS STATE Danny Woodbury Michele Marfisi Scott Hooper Gary Peterson STUDENT COUNCIL From 1ft. standing: Del Bieroth-FFA, Senior President; Pete Mori-Junior President, Diane Xavier-FBLA, Gretchen Holbert-Pohob, Scott Hooper-Debate Club, Debbie Cobbley-Student Body Treasurer, Gayle Puccinelli-Senior Girl Rep., Nona Moila-Pep E, Matt Sargeant-Senior Boy Rep., Doug Harper- Ecology, Todd Carrillo-Student Body President, Mike Xavier-Senior Vice-President, George Eisner, Vince, Jack Skivington-Senior Sec-Tres. From 1ft. seated: Paula DelGuidice-Art Club, Yvonne Welch-Language Club, Suella Elser-FHS, Laura Gardner-Language Club, Julie Butler-GAA, Athena Hunt- FTA, Tammy Robison-Library Club, T ammy Penrod-Frosh Boy Rep. Not Pictured:Tony Aguirre-Frosh President, Mitch Urriarte-Frosh Boy Rep. Not Pictured: Art Sauder-Student Body Controller, Jolaine Anderson Student Body Secretary, Donelle Anderson-Soph Girl Rep., Bill Sylvester-Soph President, Ange Rush-Student Body Vice-President. 51 Editor-Gretchen Holbcrt Business Manager-Tammy Robison OHOB TAFF Asst. Editor-Tracy Simonsen Asst. Business Manager-Dee Dee Warmbrodt Tammy Robison, Gretchen Holbert, Mr. Smith-Advisor, Tracy Simonsen, Dee Dee Warmbrodt Prom Left Bottom: Steve Rasmussen, JoDee Kahler, Tracy Simonsen, Mavis Harrison, Dawnell Wright, Lisa Austin, Joni Reukert, Dean Hunt, 'I'ammy Robison, Top: Hugh Hunter, Julie Draper, Scott Dayton, Scott Hooper, Shauna Goicoa, Casey Fagoaga, Paula DelGuidice, Diane Xavier. “Love Prom Left: Darin Hunter, Julie Draper, Scott Dayton, Meg Glaser, Matt Glaser, Sherry Monson, Joni Reukert, Paula DelGuidice, Ange Rush. BUSINESS STAFF is life's publication. . . ” AND PHOTO STAFF 53 Good Luck, Basketball Team! Volume XV11I, No. 4 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1973 — ELKO, NEVADA Merry Christmas See ya in ’74 25c Per Copy ruwiTin' i forget the � od year for W headlines Jans traveled to perform pe. Club was iponsored a en the Har- 'Jevada Din iain Chapter I and spon- froject Corn- While walking EHS, one might ing Mr. and Elko High Scl pleasure of hak ears, Mrs. Clal ears. Mr. Claus w| and land Vi ki p apply for Scholarship ansas. uma, ColcB olon.do wherB J the UniveiB orado and b J.A.’s Mr. and married in 1942 Before moving both taught in 1 b Rush, Meg Julie Butler Ske. m rn 1 id All . ca? Front Row': Scott Hooper, Corrine Martin, Sally Evans, Paula DelGuidice, Denise Harrington, Chris Skeem, Tim Rand. Back Row': Mavis Harrison, Terri Hall, Tammy Robison, Diane Xavier, Michele Marfisi, Mrs. Amestoy. chosen •lam took Stewart and etired as the e succeeded 1 he newspapers are full ot w hat w'e w'ould like to happen to us and what we hope w ill never happen to us. . . ” John Fowles With C at hand, n rations are Santa ar themselves ride. Many students are j9| themselves for other th|H are just a few vacation J|fl Sally Tooley— “Probab S Dean Hunt— “Go to mm buy some cheap boozdB Gary Kimber— “We’ll prH to Denver.” m Brian Seyferth— “No cornn Susan Boner— “I’m going Wyor Jane M in S Terrie J with . Rich Cothrun— “Practice.” Shauna Goicoa— “Go hunting bear.” Gayle Puccineili— “Hustle. Terri Rue- £ressa Moi fecere se- and Teresa Ir. and Mrs. Class. inted as the Ice Sustacha Sponsor-Mrs. Amestoy, Editor: M ichele Marfisi, Business Manager Robison. ■fclichcle Mar- Tis wer electe as 1973 Girls’ State delegates with Gretchen Hol- bert and Tammy Robison serving as alternates. —The t£IS chapter of REA at- ammy at the Star Hotel dinning room at 6:00 p.m. All members of the Business Staff are invited. Those wishing to attend have been re- qiMI ed to gn the list in Mn Ti—a uasKciball, Elko at Yerington 18—Basketball, Lowry, here lfi j frc£tling, Douglas, here 54 DEBATE CLUB Exercises The tone Sponsor-Miss Harriman and President- Scott Hooper From Left: Miss Harriman, Gretchen Holbert, Sally Evans, Paula DelGuidice, Mike McPhee, Scott Williams, Dean Hunt, Scott Hooper, Mrs. Orser, Meg Glaser, Cindy Chapman, Chris Skeem. Sharia Hennigan, Doug Harper “You talk when you cease to be at peace with your thoughts: And when you can no longer dwell in the solitude of your heart you live in your lips, and sound is a diversion and a pastime.” Gibran War Whoops Radio Voice of EHS DELAUKEOLA - The Resident Erudites From 1ft: Meg Glaser, Jolaine Anderson, Julie Butler, Mary Ann Musolf, Sally Tooley, Sharon Frost, Debbie Cobbley, Gretchen Holbert, Theresa Aguirre, Pat Probert, Tammy Robison, Yvonne Welch, Scott Hooper, Rich Bell, Eddie Hackett, John Smales, Todd Carrillo, Ward Chilton, Art Sauder, Walter Ward well, Mr. Hunt-sponsor. “Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers Tennyson 56 “Hanging in There” Sponsor-Mr. Hunt President-Art Sauder LIBRARY CLUB SHORT STORY COLLECTIONS From Left - Gregg Bilyeu, Tv Carrillo, Stephanie Lowe, Tim Brown, Robert Jensen, Dale Love, Tina Sallichi, Scott Hooper, Brian Green, Tammy Robison, Tony Tognini, Mrs. Primeaux, Dick Hess, Chris Spencer, Susan Joseph. “Books, we know are a substantial world, both pure and good. Round these, with tendrils strong as flesh and blood, our pastime and our happiness grow. . . ” Wordsworth 57 Sponsor;Mrs. Primeaux President-Tina Sallichi DRAMA CLUB-THESPIANS Left to Right: Mr. Rossolo, Miss Harriman, Teri Vietti, Liese Holbert (in trunk) Susan Joseph. David Mar$t Tammy Robison (on car). Chris Skeem, Shauna W hite (in car), Terry Baldwin, Tonya Hunt, Malen Harrison Larry Anderson (on top), Scott Hooper, Scott Williams (on top). Casey Fagoaga, Justin (jilliam, Debbie Cobbley, Julie Butler (on car), Mike McPhee, Jolaine Anderson, Dannv Woodbury. Mary Hoskins, Becky Welch, Yvonne Welch, Gretchen Holbert (in trunk), Pat Probert (in car), Sally Evans, Paula Del Guidice, Meg Glaser, Ange Rush (on car). “All the world’s a stage. . . ” Shakespeare Play Their Parts (Those acheiving 10 or more merit points) Back Row: Gretchen Holbert, Debbie Cobbley, Jolaine Anderson, Tammy Robison, Scott Hooper, Scott Williams, Teri Vietti. Front Row: Mr. Rossolo-sponsor, Paula Del Guidice, Shauna White, Carol Harriman- sponsor, Chris Skeem, Larry Anderson, Mary Hoskins, Liese Holbert, Shauna Goicoa. 58 LANGUAGE “Language is the dress of thought. . . ” Johnson Left to Right - Miss Wolfe, sponsor, Yvonne Welch - 1 st semester president. Miss Castagnasso - sponsor, Laura Gardner 2nd semester president, Mr. Johnson - sponsor. CLUB - Linguistic Learners ojEHS Front Row: Tracy Simonsen, Tammy Robison, Pat Probert, Athena Hunt, Susan Lee, Laura Gardner, Terri Hall, Leslie Martin, Mr. Johnson, Miss Wolfe, Miss Castagnasso. Back Row: DeeDee Warmbrodt, Scott Hooper, Sally Evans, Carla Hernandez, Walter Aldrich, Terese Lee, Casey Fagoaga, Yvonne Welch, Kirk Bradley, Elizabeth Carpenter, Jeanna Wright, Kenneth Wardwell, Chris Lusar. 60 ART CLUB From Left: Denise Harrington, Mr. Swenseid, Paula DelGuidice, Terry Jayo, Diane Jacobsen, Lee Dyess. Finds Expression “Art is a lie that enables us to realize the truth.. . ” Picasso 61 President - Paula DelGuidice, Sponsor - Mr. Swenseid “We must learn to conserve rather than to consume Paul Erlich Front Row: Debra Martin, Lori Armuth, Sarah Thompson, Meg Glaser, Ange Rush, Michele Marfisi, Tracy Black, Karen Urriola, Nona Moiola. Middle Row: Peggy Sullivan, Denise Dalton, Craig Perry, Dale Love, Mr. Rossolo - sponsor, Earl Prunty, Ward Chilton, Cindy Chapman - secretary, Doug Harper - president, Danny Sullivan, Carol Puccinelli, Becky Welch. Back Row: Hugh Hunter, Scott Hooper, Julie Draper, Scott Dayton, Walter Aldrich, Malen Harrison, Kirk Bradley, Gayle Puccinelli, Kim Bain, Jan Reynolds. ECOLOGY CLUB Does Its Bit For Conservation 62 From Left: Miss Wolfe 1st Row: Terri Sheen, Kelly Wignall, Vera Lopez, Karen Emerson, Rosie Shultz, 2nd Row: JoDee Kahler, Julie Trappett, Athena Hunt, Carlene Pacini. “No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge ...” Gibran FTA 63 Sponsor-Miss Wolfe, President-Athena Hunt Dee Ann Hanning, Carlene Pacini, Patty Olsen. President Carlene Pacini EXPLORERS CLUB And “It is through the idealism of youth that man catches sight of truth. . . ” Governor s Youth Traffic Safety Council From Left: Tim Murphy, Brian Seyferth, Sally Evans. (Not Shown) Michele Marfisi 64 FBLA From Left: Cheryl Mose, Kathy Murphy, Paula Del Guidice, Vicki McDade, Sally Tooley, Karla Premo, Sherri Whiterock, Diane Xavier, Wade Cook, Mrs. Sparrow, Cindy Heathman, Sandi Thompson, Cindy Secrist, Rhonda Parry, Debbie Cobbley, Corinne Martin. Keeps Busy With “To the ever-haunting importunity of business, in the green fields, and the town-to plough-loom-anvil-spade-and the desk’s dead wood ... “ Lamb President: Diane Xavier Sponsor: Mrs. Sparrow 65 FUTURE NURSES I CLUB Explores The Art of Healing ‘Good health is your most valuable possession.” Lft. to Rt: Pam McBeth, Georgeann Williams, Patty Evans, Susan Carpenter, Tanya Granados, Cindy Heathman, I ammy Penrod, Ginny Collett, Teri Vietti, Liese Holbert, Karen Emerson, Becky Wilson, Lisa Kessler, Valerie Monson, Sharon Monson, Laurie Rose, Susie Joseph, Tammy Rothisberger. Kari Wilde-vice-president I eri Vietti-president Liese Holbert-secretary-treasurer 66 1ST Row 1ft. to rt. Theresa Aguirre, Suella Elser, Sharon Frost, Linda Smith, Donelle Wright, Terri Hall, Linda Yraguen, Elizabeth Carpenter. 2ND 1ft. to rt. Joan Herr, Vera Lopez, Judy Salaz, Gloria Beitia, Natalie Pruitt, Jennifer McPhee, Robbin Regnier, Wendy Hubbard. 3RD 1ft. to rt. - Pat Nelson, Kim Bain, Kelly Wignal, JO Dee Kahlcr, Julie Trappett, La Rene Aldaya, Laurie Rose, Tammy Nolan, Becky Wilson. 4'PH — Susan Carpenter, Julie Barone, Jodi Palmquest, Jan Reynolds, Rebecca McPhee, Donelle Anderson, Liese Holbert, Linda Gowin. 5TH — Paula Ormaza, Terri Vietti, Shauna White, Patty Olson, Julie Mackey. Plans for Tomorrow Officers 1ft. to Rt. - Mrs. Nelson, Theresa Aguirre, Suella Elser, Linda Smith, Elizabeth Carpenter, Terri Hall, Sharon F rost, Linda Yraguen, Donelle Wright. V ci “Home is a place you can go where they have to let you in . . . 67 VICA “You work that you may keep pace with earth and the soul of the earth Gibran Front Row: Harold Clark-sponsor, Denny Borden, Laura Gardner, Cindy Paul, Marlene Fobes, R. Highland, R. Highland, Jim Chambers, Bruce Brown, Cliff Pettit-sponsor. Second: Carol Perry, Layne Harris, Jerry Matys, Doug Sims, Gary Brown, Candido Mendive, Tom Mendoza, Larry Scott, David White, Eldon Barnes, Mark Hunt, Jeff Baker, Ken Hilliam. J. Woodson, David Castle, George Draper. Third: Bill Guidice, Wade W'oodson, Duane Garcia, Paul Monson, Benny Nelson, Peggy Coggins, B. Custer, Mike Chambers, Fourth: Bill Henderson, Richard Diaz, Nick Knight, John Kellers, Delbert Garcia. 4th place Electronics in National competition — Dave Castle. Officers: Gary Brown, Denny Borden, Candido Mendive, Cindy Paul, Jim Chambers, Laura Gardner, Doug Sims, Mr. Henderson-sponsor. 68 CHORUS kcft to Right: Susan Lee, Lauri Antonioli, Laurie Rose, Julie Robinson, Shauna White, Kari Wrilde, Peggy Coggins, Barbara Nelson, Susie Barkdull, Luana Barnes, Lynn Sena, Kenny Wardwell, Robyn Grover, Debbie Williams and Laura Baer. Sing, sing a song sing out loud, sing out strong Don t worry if if s not good enough for anyone else to hear, fust smg sing a song. Carpenters 69 FFA Leaders of Tomorrow Bottom left to right: Sharia Hennigan. Jeannie Samper, Rene Williams, Val Guidice, Sharon Baker, Rhonda Hicks, Katy Anderson, Susie Wines, 2nd Row: Louis Horton-adviser, Cindy Secrist, Susy Riggs, Debbie Hennigan, Denise Dalton, Dawna Lee. Roni Jones, Joan Dunn, Karen Morse, Mr. Alexander- adviser. 3rd Row: Delbert Garcia, Terry Shaw, Jeff Mothershead, Joe O’Donnell, Tony Zunino, Perry Bottari, Bill Guidice, Del Bieroth. 4th Row: Brian Green, Candido Mendive, Mark Richmond. Rocky Roa, Steve Wines, Pete Mori, Sam Mori, Earl Prunty, Mitch Heguy. Louis Horton-adviser, Del Bieroth-president, Bill Alexander-adviser Kansas City Delegates: Sharia Hennigan, ValGuidice, Sharon Baker, Jerry Phillips, Del Bieroth, Sam Mori, Bill Guidice, Doug Evans, Mr. Horton, Mark Richmons, Pat Murphy, Blaine Branscomb. 71 Band of Indians 72 Twirlers—Debbie Hennigan and Jeanna Wright Trumpet Duo-Myra Bate, Rosie Wardwell Debbie Hadlock “Trombonist Deluxe” Clarinet Trio-Joni Ruelcart, Meg Glaser, Ginny Colette. Trumpet Quartet-Dave Me Beth, Eldon Brown, John Smales, Todd Carrillo 73 GAA Keeps in Shape Lying-LuAnn Rowe, Grace Urrizaga, Debbie Schultz, Davene Hales, Yvonne Welch, Laura Paoli, Linda Warren, Kim Errecart, Bridget White, Sara Thompson. On Hands-Lori Gilliland, Jolaine Anderson, Diane Xavier, Joni Rueckert, Gloria Beitia, Michelle Marfise, Rosario Pizario, Gayle Puccinelli, Meg Glaser, Julie Butler, Standing-Cammie Kendall, Nancy Hull, Tammy Sustacha, LaDonna Van Leeuwen, Judy Salaz, Jerri Jones, Alberta Beck, Cathy Cobbley, Sally Evans, Jolanda Perry, Cheryl Cooley, Susan Aldrich, Laurie Biegler. Carola Smith, Kris Kaiser, Lani Harris, Dani Muphy, Janelle Beck, Jennifer McDaniel, Carol Parry, Paula Ormaza. 74 BLOCK E - Super Jocks 1st Row from 1ft: Julie Butler, Jolaine Anderson, Jeanna Wright, Katy Anderson, Joni Ruekert, Debbie Martin, Ange Kush. 2nd: Mike Mead, Dave Frost, Dan Jevas, Don Elser, Sid Dickie, Mark Bruning, Rick Hull, Joe O’Donnell, Steve Rasmussen, Danny Woodbury, Todd Carrillo, Walter Wardwell 3rd: Bill Sylvester, Vince Hartung, John Cobb, Mike Hassett, Matt Burner, Rich Cothrun, Ward Chilton, Jack Skivington, Brian Seyferth, Malen Harrison, Craig Perry, Larry Stevens. Back: MacNair Heron, John Smales, Doug Harper, Mike Xavier, Gary Peterson, Earl Prunty, Sam Mori. (But who are the guys in the glasses?) President-Sam Mori Sponsor-Rich Kendall 75 PEP Lft. to Rt. from Top: Katy Anderson, Debbie Cobbley, Sally Tooley, Julie Butler, Sue Elser, Kelly Wignall, Down: Tracy Black, Michele Marfisi, Paula DelGuidice, Natalie Pruitt, Corinne Martin, Across: Nona Moiola, Jeanna Wright, Mavis Harrison, Sherry Crouch, Karen Urriola, Down: Terri Hall, Gretchen Holbert, Jolaine Anderson, Laura Gardner, Gloria Beitia, Across: Linda Smith, Diane Xavier, Terry Sheen, Mary Ann Musolf, Sally Evans. 76 Pep E Officers Miss Kelly-sponsor, Sally Tooley-secretary, Linda Smith-treasurer, Karen Urriola-Drill Leader, Tracy Black-Drill Leader, Nona Moiola-President Will you, won’t you, will you, won’t you, will you join the dance?” Lewis Carroll Senior Members: Front Row: Debbie Cobbley, Gretchen Holbert, Mary Ann Musolf, Michele Marfisi, Nona Moiola, Second: Karen Urriola, Linda Smith, Laura Gardner, Back: Julie Butler, Sally Tooley, Jolaine Anderson, Sue Ella Elser, Tracy Black. PEP COMMITTEE “Pulls'' Spirit Along Lft. to Rt.: Theresa Aguirre, Gloria Beitia, Natalie Pruitt. Joni Rueckart, 'Ferri Hall, Judy Salaz, Sue Kiser, Charlotte Nelly. Donna Ledbeder, Carl Hernandez, Tracy Simonsen, Mavis Harrison, Tammi Sustacha.Sally Tooley, Susie Wines, Kim Bain, Nona Moiola, Gayle Puceinelli, Rt. to Lft. )fu E: Carol Puceinelli. Lori Armuth. Debbie Martin. Sarah Thompson, Dawnelle Wright, Kathy Murphy, Susie Riggs. Jo Dee Kahler. Julie 'I rapett. Samper. Terri Sheen, Diane Xavier, Kelly Wignall. Sally Evans, Debbie Pitman, Joan Herr. Julie Barone. Julie Trappet President-Theresa Aguirre Sponsor-Marlene Kelly ■ 78 79 g pant me the sepenity to Accept the things i cannot change, the counage to change the things i can, and the intelligence to tell the Piffenence Winning is not everything. And it is far better to play the game squarely and lose than to win at the sacrifice of an ideal. — Andrew Latham Smith Athletics Gary Peterson Bernardo Urrizaga Craig Perry Additional seniors: Earl Prunty, Matt Burner SCORES Elko 38 Fallon 14 Elko 51 Hawthorne 6 Elko 84 Stewart 6 Elko 32 Manogue 10 Elko 36 White Pine 14 Elko 34 Lowry 0 Elko 33 Grant Union 0 Elko 50 Douglas 36 Elko 6 Yevington 7 HONORS Gary Peterson-All-State All-American Jack Ski vington-All-State Dell Chemical All-American Team-Coach and Athlete Magazine All-American Earl Prunty-All-State-Coach and Athlete Magazine All-American Dave Cobb-All-State Danny Sullivan, manager _ Varsi Football From 1ft to rt: J. Patterson, M. Herron, D. Cobb, T. Carrillo, R. Diaz, J. Rivers, R. Hull. L. Prunty, C. Perry, D. Harper, H. Pearce, S. Burns, G. Peterson, M. Xavier, J. Cobb. Back: J. Hassett, J. Spelgatti,- M. Burner, J. Smales, R. Cothrun, M. Harrison, W. Chilton, E. Prunty, J. Skivington, S. Walthers, M. Sargcant, B. Urrizaga. 84 J.V. - FOOTBALL - FROSH Front lft. tort: Don Elscr, D. Black, W. Smith, M. Meade, P. Miri, S. Hubbard, J. Kellers, K. Bair, V. Hartung, B. Sylvester, D. Dorsey, M. Brady. I. Parmiter, F. Olsen, B. Hassett, R. Blossom, D. Whitaker. J. Reyes, Back: R. Kern-manager, Coach Kump, P. Bottari, F. Konakis. R. Peterson, S. Dewell, B. Seyferth. P. Monson, B. Winstead, L. Prunty, D. Ortman, P. Wright, R. Lopez, D. Frost, D. Taelour, S. Dickie, D. Evans, J. Gallagher, A. Fields, Coach Reyes, M. Aguirre-manager. 73 NVoV78 £ell SO SO ■ 1 ' 15 '88 Front 1ft. to rt: C. Dollarhide-manager, S. Thompson, J. Wright, C. Peas, A. Mariluch, J. MacMahen, J. W'alleck, S. Vignola, C. Fitts, R. Jones, L. Immenschuh, D. Riger, K. Merkley, C. Vogler, I. Reyes, M. Hones, C. Nutting, M. Paoli. Back: Coach Burner, Rush, M. Munger, R. Hadlock B. Cavender, G. Gardner, M. Lostra, D. Groves, M. Lusar, C. Larson, J. Blanchard, E. Montoya, D. Blair, M. Kite, K. Morley, M. Granados, Coach R. Bush. 85 VARSITY Front Row: John Cobb, George Ellison, Todd Carrillo, Matt Burner, Mike Meade, Dave Frost. Back: Perry Kaiser-manager, Lowell Prunty, Rich Cothrun, Andy Erickson, Ward Chilton, Earl Prunty, Dan Woodbury, Mr. de Arrieta-coach. Basketball Team JUNIOR VARSITY From 1ft: Keith Huston-manager, Cary McDonald. Rob Morrow. Don Elser, Feron Konakis, Blaine Branscombe, Steve Dewell, Greg Bellinger, Mike Aguirre. MacNair Heron, Mike Hassett, Bill Hassett, Mr. Burner-coach. FROSH From 1ft: Tony Aguirre, Steven Thompson, Jeffery Wallock Randy Hadlock, Kevin Morley, Doyle Henniger, Leonard Smales. Bob Cavender, Coach Reyes. Jay Blanchard, Kurt Larson, Randy Brooks, GD Montoya, Mark Meranda. Mitch Urriarte, Bart Nutting, James Wright, Ignacio Reyes, Rafael Betancourt-manager. 89 GOLF From 1ft: George Draper. Don Elser, Rick Hull, John Smales, Coach DeArrieta, Gregg Bellinger, Dan Jevas, Jim Muth. WRESTLING Coach Carroll, Cary Peterson, Mike Xavier, Joe O'Donnell, Craig Perry, Ross Peterson. Ramon Lopez, Matt Sargeant, Coach Krump, Kneeling: Ian Parmiter, Vince Hartung, John Peart, Bill Sylvester, Ken Funderberg, Jim Muth, Fred Olsen, Dana Dorsy, Barry Winstead, Preston Wright, Russell Todd, Randy O’Dale, Howard Nixon, Dean Riger, Lonnie Cunningham, Doyle Nelson. Rick Kern, Cary Mac Donald. 90 From 1ft. back: Coach Reyes, Brian Seyferth, Dan Woodbury, Paul Monson, Steve Dewell, Doug Harper, Dave Cobb, Mike Meade, Lowell Prunty, Dave McBeth, John Cobb, Maien Harrison, Jeff Baker, Preston Wright, Dean Riger. Front Row: Kirk Goodale, Russ Todd, Craig Perry, Dana Dorsey, Steve Rasmussen, Dave Frost, Ramon Lopez, George Eisner, Vince Hartung, Walter Wardwell, David Lander. 91 BASEBALL From left: Coach Hassett, MacNair Heron, John Gallagher, Howard Pearce, Jack Skivington, Carey MacDonald, Todd Carrillo, John Urriarte, Coach Brown. (Only partial team pictured) 92 Dee Dee Jauregui Head Annette Smith Varsity Cheerleaders Dana Henniger Ivonne Samper 93 Volleyball “A”-Julie Butler. Joni Ruekert, Yvonne Welch, Diane Xavier Basketball “B”-Judy Salaz, Yvonne Welch, Susan Lee, Debra Martin, Kris Kaiser, Susan Joseph, Nancy Hull Girls' Sports Volleyball “B”-Susan Sylvester, Debbie Dorsey, Lori Gregory, Susan Lee, Patty Evans, Ginny Collete, Kris Kaiser, Cheryl Cooley Basketball “A”-Lori Gregory, Diane Xavier, Gayle Puccinelli, Joni Ruekert, Julie Butler, Meg Glaser, Pam Woodbury, Peggy Sullivan Track-Miss Kelly-sponsor, Susan Lee, Debbie Martin, Dana Henniger, Debbie Dorsey, Corrine Martin, Jeanna Wright, Diane Xavier, Katy Anderson, Yvonne Welch, Julie Butler, Kris Kaiser, Joni Ruekert, Pam Woodbury, Nancy Hull 94 CHEERLEADERS Carol Puccinelli-Head, Barbara Cobbley, Peggy Sullivan, Susan Lee. FROSH Barbara Urriola, Julie Reynolds, Sarah Thompson, Rhonda Parry-Head Susan Aldrich, Daylene Hales. 95 100 Athletes in Action After the big game Mark Spitz?! ? 96 Some basketball players really in action I've never been able to make it as a group. I have a hard time making my mind and when I get all together I seem to go all to pieces. I'd like to gather myself together and talk about it but I keep walking out in single file Maybe I'm just doomed to split up and go my way. — John Hartford Activities HOMECOMING '73 98 Car Parade and 102 103 104 Karen Mark Chief Temoke honors Homecoming with appearance. Game Ceremonies Ange Brian Michelle Rick Julie Chris Gretchen Mike ■ 105 An Elko Victory 106 9r i v Victory Dance 107 Harvest Ball Mrs. Nelson pours the punch Cowboy convention ? ? TODAY - Is The Tomorrow You Worried About Yesterday 109 110 The Frequently Forgotten in LEA VING Some of us were leaving little towns and pretty places, (Though we thought them ugly at the time) . . . That is not to say that we were special, set apart from those who stay. We were movers but of our own selves only, not unlike the cabbage grown for city market, there came a time to be detached and trucked away. And we went willingly. Some of us went away just to get away, some of us left because horizons never stop. Some of us thought we’d walk a little taller if we walked away. Some of us chased shadows, dreams, ambitions. Most of all there was some living to do . . . Rod McKuen 112 I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving — Oliver Wendell Holmes Faculty Robert Zander, Superintendent Charles Knight Administrative Asst. Roy Smith Administrative Asst. Donald Elser Vocational Director Paul Billings Administrative Asst. 114 L to R: Dr. Hugh Collett, Jess Urresti, Eldon Westland, Robley Burns, Jr., James Wright, Norman Thompson, Dr. Harry Jevas. Mr. Robert Kerth, Principal Principal's Message As the school year draws to a close, the members of the Class of 1974 will be departing from the role of a high school student. We are overcome with joy at the thought of this graduation; however, we are concerned for their livelihood as they enter a complex-challenging society filled with greed and distrust. Regardless of whether your choice is to continue in higher education, the armed forces, or the world of work, I know that you are prepared because of high school. I wish you the Best of Success. Mrs. Volga Skivington Mrs. Montcz Rowe Mrs. Karen Wiggens A ll Possible Through Our Administration 115 Mr. Marsh Brown Industrial Arts B.A. Colorado State Mr. David Burner U.S. History B.S. College of Idaho Mr. James Carroll General Science B.S. Oklahoma State Sponsor: Block E Miss Simone Castagnasso Spanish-French B.A. Eastern Michigan U. Sponsor: F.T.A., Language Club Mr. Bill Alexander Agriculture B.S. U. of Nevada Sponsor: FFA Mrs. Pauline Amestoy English B.A. U. of Mass. Sponsor: Pow Wow Mr. Jack Boyer Chemistry-Physics B.A., M. Ed. U. of Colorado Mr. Reed Braithwaite Geometry B.S., B.Y. U. Mr. Don Brown Math M.ED., B.S., Black Hills State College Sponsor: Juniors Mrs. Jean Brown Typing B.A. Colorado State 116 Mr. Harold Gark Auto Shop B.A. New Mexico W. Sponsor: VICA, Hot Dog Stand Mr. Joe DeArrieta Driver’s Ed. B.S. U. of Nevada Sponsor: Block E Mr. Dick Harris Commercial B.S. U. of Nevada Miss Carol Harriman English B.A. U. of Oregon Sponsor: Cheerleaders Mr. Don Hewitt Wood Shop B.A. U.S.C. Mr. Louis Horton Agriculture B.S. M.A. Calif. State Polytechnic Sponsor: FFA Mr. Darwin Hunt Counselor B.S. Morningside College M.Ed. U.of Idaho Sponsor: De Laureola Roger Johnson German-Spanish B.A. U. of N. Dakota Sponsor: Frosh, Language Gub Miss Marlene Kelly Physical Ed. B.S. Weber State Sponsor: GAA, Pep Committee Mr. Richard Kendall Physical Ed. B.S. Utah State Sponsor: Block E 117 Miss Maurine Simpson Special Education B.S. U. of Idaho M.S. U. of Calif. Mr. Wayne Skeem Instrumental Music B.A. Idaho State Sponsor: Band Mr. David Miller Choir B.M. Utah State Mrs. Pat Nelson Home Economics B.S. B.Y.U. Sponsor: FHA Mrs. Diane Orser English B.A. Bemidji State Mr. Cliff Pettit Electronics B.A. U.C. at Chico Mrs. Ellen Primeaux Librarian B.S. U. of Nevada Sponsor: Library Club Mr. John Randolph B.S. Calif. State San Luis Obispo 118 Mr. Robert Smith English B.S. Utah State Sponsor: Pohob Mr. Raymond Sparks Government B.A. U. of Wyoming Sponsor: Hot Dog Stand Mrs. Marian Sparrow Business B.S. Utah State Sponsor: FBLA James Spelgatti Braunda Spelgatti Physical Education B.S. U. of Idaho Mr. Frank Stott Math B.S. Utah State M. ED. U. of Utah Sponsor: Tickets Miss Myrna Sweeney Biology B.S. M.A. George Peabody College of Teachers Mrs. Linda Trontel Counseling B.A. U. of Nevada M.S. U. of Nevada Mr. James Tilton U.S. History B.S. Sterling College Mr. Matt Trontel Athletic Director B.S. Utah State M.S. U. of Nevada Mr. Lynn White General Science B.S. Utah State 119 Mrs. Mary Wilkerson English B.A. U. of Nevada Miss Lela Wolfe Spanish-Latin B.A. Hastings College Sponsor: FTA, Language Club Mr. Clint Larson Counselor B.S. Utah State M. ED. U. of Utah Mrs. Hilda Blossom Counselor Mrs. Jean Lake Study Hall Mr. Bob Lake Special Ed. B.S. St. Goud State M.S. Northern Arizona Mr. Jerry Hassett U.S. History B.S. Mankato State Sponsor: Block E Mrs. Barbara Lespade English B.A. U. of Nevada 120 In Appreciation Mrs. Mary Wilkerson A Friend You are a friend and a teacher to all of us and to scores of other young students, through 27 years of dedication to the teaching profession. A Teacher Thank you, indeed, Mrs. Wilkerson. 121 Custodians Jose Gandiaga, Pete Eno, Bill Corvinus, Orval Austin, John Wright, Ron Bogdon, Raul Bravo, Raul Valtierra. 122 Mr. Sparks, Lynn Breitenstein, Susie Joseph, Mr. Pettit, Mr. Clark, Tammy Robison, Liese Holbert. I want him to know the subtle, sneaky important reasons he was born a human being and not a chair. — Herb Gardner isin 124 125 126 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '74 CARSON TRAILER COURT 738-5070 FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN1’ BOB'S TOG'S ELKO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SALUTES THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1974 YOUR CHAMBER HELPS TO MAKE ELKO A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE, WORK AND PLAY Orville R. Wilson Stewart R. Wilson and Richard G. Barrows ATTORNEYS AT LAW PROFESSIONAL CENTER 738-7271 congratulations CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS TO THE CLASS OF '74 MOUNTAIN CITY HARRIET'S LUMBER BEAUTY COMPANY SALON CHAS. R. NEW 738-3436 403 HENDERSON BANK BUILDING 738-3722 IUMBER MILlWork 128 MID-TOWN MOTEL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '74 HIGHWAY 40 AT 3RD ELKO HONDA SALES GOOD LUCK, SENIORS SECURITY NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. GOOD LUCK, seniors! 397 COURT ST. 605 IDAHO STREET ELKO, NEVADA ELKO, NEVADA OWNED AND MANAGED BY NEVADANS BEST OF LUCK TO THE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '74 FROM THE GENERAL MACHINE SHOP SERVICE AND TRUCK REPAIR CLASS OF T74 VIETTI ELECTRIC TOWNE HOUSE MOTEL LOSTRA BROTHERS 129 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS DOUBLE H SADDLE SHOP RA1NBO BARBER SHOP TAKING A BREAK m HOME FURNISHINGS where's everybody going? 570 COMMERCIAL STREET 738-5524 PET CORRAL ANIMALS BIRDS FISH PET SUPPLIES FISH BAIT DOG GROOMING P.O. BOX 87 130 GOOD LUCK 536 COMMERCIAL BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '74 FROM NEVADA AUTO CLINIC COMFY? LINE-UP MORRIS F. GALLAGHER, D.D.S. AND MARTIN W. CONLEY, D.D.S. E IGHTH AND COURT STREET 738-6122 CONGRATULATIONS , SENIOR CLASsI BELLINGER MOTOR SUPPLY 608 COMMERCIAL STREET 738-3123 131 t1women and teenagers1 apparel” BUILDERS MART LILLIAN'S LUMBER APPLIANCES 461 IDAHO ST. CABINETS FLOOR COVERINGS HARDWARE TOOLS RENTAL EQUIPMENT for all. your school needs LUNDBERG'S 369 FIFTH STREET 331 11th st. 738-7418 BEST WISHES, SENIORsI COMPLIMENTS OF RUBY MUSIC COMPANY DUPONT PHARMACY 415 Idaho 738-3121 BEST WISHES,GRADUATES JAN EV'S 397 FIFTH STREET 738-5149 437 IDAHO STREET 132 ELKO CABLE TV — —r 0K16 TJ 376 5th 738-5222 COMPLIMENTS OF NEVADA MEADOW GOLD DAIRY 476 12th street ELKO INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING COMMERCIAL PRINTING LITHOGRAPHING POST OFFICE BOX 309 GLASER LAND LIVESTOCK (since 1869) CONGRATULATES THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1974 PA O BEST WISHES 1400 MT. CITY HWY. KOA CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! J.M. CAPRIOLA COMPANY INC. WESTERN WEAR 500 COMMERCIAL 738-5816 133 BEST WISHES PORTER SIDING AND ROOFING 2035 ELLIS WAV ELKO, NEVADA PAUL’S FAMILY SHOES AND BOOTS 5th AND IDAHO IN DOWNTOWN ELKO RAG-TI ME ARTHUR? ONE OF THE PROS YOU CAN MAKE IT IF YOU TRY1 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '74 ELKO FEDERAL CREDIT UNION SAVE SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $20,000 NOW OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS OF ELKO COUNTY JOIN YOUR CREDIT UNION - THATTS WHERE YOU BELONG 738-3433 BORROW LOW COST LOANS 134 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '74 TRICO DEVELOPMENT 251 WEST COMMERCIAL STREET ELKO, NEVADA 738-3159 135 nTO THE CLASS OF 1974 GOOD LUCK! M COMPLIMENTS OF FLINDER'S DINNER STATION NEVADA HARDWARE 533 RAILROAD ST. MERKLEY AND HANKINS p.o. box 508 ELKO, NEVADA CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS1. TOP NOTCH BODY SHOP BIG CONFERENCE ELKO GENERAL MERCHANDISE BODY AND FENDER WORK AUTO GLASS AUTO PAINTING WESTERN AND WORK CLOTHES SHOES AND BOOTS BRUCE SCHNERDER 738-8123 ELKO, NEVADA 416 IDAHO STREET 136 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '74 THUNDERBIRD MOTEL BEST WESTERN MOTEL 345 IDAHO STREET CONGRATULATIONS FROM BUTCH'S SHELL 913 IDAHO STREET kaM THE DEVIL MADE ME DO It! THE SMILIN' COLONEL SEZ: GOT SOMETHIN cookin', BUT there's nothin' CHICKEN ABOUT ME,' WHITE APPLIANCE SEARS CATALOGUE STORE HAWKEYE'S PONTIAC — BUICK — GMC CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE TRIM AND MILLIE MCCARLEY, OWNERS SALES AND SERVICE 702 IDAHO ST. ELKO, NEV. 332 1 1th ST. 738-3155 137 COMPLIMENTS OF OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIORS KELK 1240 CLIFTON CLUB PALACE BILLIARDS n AND HOTEL 480 COMMERCIAL AND i THE CURVE 516 COMMERCIAL INN MUSIC 738-3426 NEWS SPORTS 350 W,IDAHO RUBY CONGRATULATIONS, BEST WISHES SENIORS CLASS OF '74 MOUNTAINS MANOR COMMERCIAL BARBER INTERMEDIATE Ai v 11 •� .A 'u CARE FACILITY SHOP 701 WALNUT ST. W l living AT ITS finest WISHING YOU 369 RAILROAD VISIT THE A GOOD FUTURE STREET COLONEL 138 KIMBER'S ARCO SERVICE 1020 IDAHO STREET GOOD LUCK IN YOUR NEW LIFE, SENIORsI COMMERCIAL BEAUTY SALON BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '74 FROM BI-WAY REXALL DRUG SOFSPRA CAR WASH 25 jL 738-9913 420 IDAHO STREET MERRILL KIMBER OWNER 738-3620 400 IDAHO ST. WESTERN ARCTIC VOGUE AUTO CIRCLE 452 IDAHO LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS LINEN SUPPLY ...the family store 738-5156 GOOD LUCK SENIORS 139 140 BEST WISHES, SENIORS FROM THE BILL WUNDERLICH NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. 575 COURT ST. ELKO, NEVADA 738-3618 DAIRY QUEEN 376 ELEVENTH STREET 738-3655 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STUDENTS OF ELKO HIGH YOU ARE GREAT! Dairy Queen MONSON JEWELRY OF ELKO SERVING NORTHEASTERN NEVADA COMPLETE LINE OF GIFTS, JEWELRY, TROPHIES, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS 1208 IDAHO ph. 738-7219 FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS, COME SEE US. WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDS AND THE WEST BEGINS . . . 141 REARDON PLUMBING BLOHM'S HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 477 IDAHO STREET AUTHORIZED LENNOX DEALERS FINE JEWELRY DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVER - GIFTS bill sheen, owner 708 river 738—3820 STREET Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 From ELKO DRUG CO. 425 ra. LROAD ST. 142 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! NEVADA NATIONAL BANK ELKO BRANCH BANK AMER1CARD COMMERCIAL LOANS REAL ESTATE CHECKING TRUST DEPARTMENT SAFE DEPOSIT SAVINGS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! JOHN Q. RYAN EL AERO AGENCY FLIGHT SERVICE INC. ELKO AIRPORT HAVE MORE FUN. LEARN TO FLY COMPLETE p.o. box 71 INSURANCE elko COVERAGE 738-5108 143 144 ACHURRA CONSTRUCTION SHOP LICENSED - BONDED - INSURED SERVING THE AREA SINCE 1962 EXCAVATING - HEAVY EQUIPMENT - GRADING - DEMOLITION THE STAR HOTEL ITALIAN AND BASQUE FOOD 246 SILVER STREET ELKO,NEVADA 738 - 9569 Good Luck to the Me INTYRE RANCH Seniors RANCHER'S CORNER RANCH SUPPLIES SALES AND SERVICE pillsbury's BEST FEED 728 WEST IDAHO ST. P.O. BOX 1327 738-6014 JIM WRIGHT TOM MURPHY 146 SHARP CONCRETE CO. GRAVEL PLANT W. DOUGLAS 738-3382 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '74 CARPENTER RANCHES GOOD LUCK MUTH DRILLING COMPANY JAMES V. MUTH PROFESSIONAL GEOLOGIST - DOMESTIC - INDUSTRIAL - AGRICULTURAL LICENSED CONTRACTOR - WELLS - PUMPS - CABLE TOOLS OR ROTARY 738-7527 ELKO, NEVADA FIRST AMERICAN TITLE COMPANY OF NEVADA 518 IDAHO STREET 738-7101 ELKO 148 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS'. THE MARQUIS MOTOR INN 837 IDAHO ST. 738-7261 149 150 BOB AND SHIRLEY DRAPER OWNERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 152 BEST WISHES 153 Congratulations, Seniors! CASA DE COLORES MEXICAN and AMERICAN 1550 IDAHO STREET LOOK AT THOSE legs; ELKO,NEVADA we're BEING INVADED? PRACTICE PAID OFF 738-3214 KEEP ON TRUCK1N KAY GOODNIGHT 154 COMMERCIAL HOTEL 345 - 4TH STREET ELKO NEVADA OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1974 Mobil A Best Wishes From URRIOLA BROTHERS JOE JOHN CENTRE MOTEL MANOR MOTOR LODGE MOBIL DISTRIBUTORS 157 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS ! Good Luck! RUBY VIEW GOLF COURSE Golf Shop Joe Torneo 738-6212 158 THE SHOW PLACE OF ELKO IN SPRING SUMMER ENJOY THE THE FIMEST IN FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT Congratulations to the Class of '74 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 74 RANCHINN MOTOR LODGE 852 IDAHO ST. 160 Our Compliments To The Seniors ALL THE BEST TO THE BEST from CHARLES B. EVANS, JR. AND BYRON L. BILYEU ELKO NEVADA COMPLIMENTS OF STOCKMENS MOTOR HOTEL 340 COMMERCIAL ST. ELKO, NEVADA FOX FOTO SHOP Congratulations and good luck to the Graduating Class of 74 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! RUBY MOUNTAIN F.F.A. 165 Good Luck Class of '74 c OPPINq 2100 IDAHO ST. ALBERTSONS J.C. PENNEY'S PENNY WISE DRUG SPROUSE-REITZ FIRST NATIONAL BANK - PLAZA THE SHOPPE PIZZA PARLOR FIRST WESTERN SAVINGS LOAN THE COLLECTION GIFT SHOP MODE 'O' DAY PLAZA BEAUTY SALON CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE Congratulations on a Successful Year! BURNS FUNERAL HOME AND MEMORIAL GARDENS How wc enjoyed ourselves (Or at least one way) • 1974 The energy crisis and gas shortage that we fretted over This was the year Agnew resigned his position while Euwell Gibbons ate pine cones on T.V. The year the Mid-East fumed as we turned our thermostats down to 68. The year “The Waltons” captured our hearts and Jonathon Livingston Seagull, our souls. Bette Midler and “Happy Days” were the newest rage and impeachment was on everyone’s breath. It was a year of baggy pants and platform soles, of “Killing Me Softly With His Song” and “The Exorcist”. The year of the Watergate controversy and the energy crisis. Food prices went up and clothes came off of the streakers. 1974 was a year of turmoil, of change, and of a shift towards nostalgia. It was a year when we tried to conserve, preserve and observe. But most of all, it was a year out of our lives. 168 There is a right time for everything: A time to be born, a time to die; A time to plant, a time to harvest; A time to kill; a time to heal; A time to destroy, a time to rebuild; A time to cry, a time to laugh; A time to grieve, a time to dance; A time for scattering stones, a time for gathering stones; A time to hug, a time not to hug; A time to find, a time to lose; A time for keeping, a time for throwing away; A time to tear, a time to repair; A time to be quiet, a time to speak up; A time for loving, a time for hating; A time for war, a time for peace. — Ecclesiastes 3:1-9 And now it is time to say good-bye. My deepest gratitude to everyone who helped me. Tammy Robison Business Manager 169