Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

POHOB 1977-78 ELKO HIGH SCHOOL ELKO, NEVADA I Acknowledgments 1 Advisor: I I Mr. Robert Smith I I Editor: I I Tracie Mariani I I Asst. Editor: I I Rachel Harris I I Business Manager: I I Andrea Moiola I I Asst. Business Manager: I I Judy Jevas I I Photography Manager: I I Ouida Ashe I I Copy Editor: I I Sandra Yraguen I I Photographer: I I Mr. Tom Clark I I Cover: I Mr. Chris Priaulx I Title Page: I Mr. Gerald Williams I Special Help: I Mrs. Amestoy I Mr. Roche Bush I Susan Burns I Business Staff I Photography Staff Band and Pep E 3 Principal’s Message Mr. Robert Kerth As you walk along the path of life, there will always be another stepping-stone. Each step will strengthen your character and the principles of life of which you believe. Stand up for what you believe and believe what you support. Learn to live with people for what they are, and always look for the good in everyone and everything. To accomplish these objectives, you must know yourself. Graduation is a great day — a milestone, but always a new beginning. Best wishes, Class of 1978. Vice-Principal Mr. Royal Orser 4 Principal and Vice-Principal Dedication Senior Dedication 5 6 Senior Dedication Love — like the Autumn sun Should be dying but it's only just begun Like the twilight in the road up ahead They don't see just where we're goin' 1974 - 78 And all the secrets in the universe Whisper in our ears and all the years will come and go And take us up, always up Senior Dedication 7 8 Senior Dedication Dreams — so they say Are for the fools and they let them drift away Peace — like the silent dove Should be fiyin' but it's only just begun Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage Sail our ships out on the open sea Cast away our fears and all the years will come and go And take us up — always up 10 Senior Dedication Senior Dedication 11 So I wanna laugh while the laughin' is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile I may never pass this way again That's why I want it with you 12 Senior Dedication 'Cause you make me feel like I'm more than a friend Like I'm the journey and you're the journey's end I may never pass this way again That's why I want it with you We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again c 1973 Dawnbreaker Music Company Used by permission only. All rights reserved. 14 £ i , i t% - ' r.'-V-' - V' . Jf ‘ dtw t ' iu ‘ • . . •• - : .. • x . • «X i f | • V r Wiu'r .Thc Roads Come TtrvCxhcr ,'7 V 4 ' • , None-of- us is.born tbe sanie ’ • a , We do tJ«m! w-why., it s the way $e came Every-.b art ,bt?afs a little differently, • . , Eachf. sbul isyfree to find its wdy Like-a river that winds ,its way to tho sea t «? . 4 «y’ ' j • ‘ y For life is’3 j.ourney And there are many r-oads'berteath-the-sky, And there are many good people Who' dop t see eye to eye ‘ .. •• 0 , � 1 , Not every man can sing your tune From .Where he stands.therm s another view With every'tiirVi we re learmri more And perhaps we II find - That the vvalls we build are only in the mind. There are many roads to go ■■kdAnd they go by many names •fult-ey -don't all go the same way But they get there all the same And 1 have a feelm that we'll meet sdme day ? Where the roads come together up the way, Copyright 19 1 by Up With (Voi' • Incorpor.ited ' ITO i N Campbell At fctiur Tucson Ar ona8S J9 Seniors 15 Seniors Reach The Final Peak L. to R.: Mr. Lake-Advisor, John Duewel-President, Kim Bower-Secretary, Kathy Black-Girls Representative, Jon Vietti-Vice-President, Jeff Zander-Boys Representative, Mark Paris-Treasurer We, the class of 1978, have completed four of the most important years of our lives. During these years, we have received a most valuable education and have made many lasting friends. We can recall both the good and the bad times at EHS, the thoughts we've had, the things we've done, and our class slogan, Ain't Life Great With '78? . Memories contain a cherished part of our lives. It is now time to move on to new adventures and bigger-and-better things. Because of the background EHS has given us, it is possible to reach each and every one of our goals. As we leave the halls of EHS, we will also be leaving behind a very special part of our lives. It has been a long climb to the top, but we have reached the final peak, and it is time to move on. 16 Senior Class Officers Denise Adkins (Scorpio) Forensics-3; VICA-3,4 Jim Algerio (Scorpio) Sharon Algerio (Capricorn) FFA-2,3,4; Choraliers-2,3,4; Band-1 Noreen Arnold (Capricorn) Spanish Club-1,2,3; Chess Club- 3; Frosh Pres.; Sec.-2; Cheerleader-1; Journalism-2,3, Co-editor; Yearbook-1; Chorus- 1,4; Volleyball-1,2,3; Karate Club-1; Tennis Club-2 Ouida Ashe (Gemini) FHA-2,3,4, Officer; GAA-1; Track-1,3,4; Pep E-4; Block E- 1,3; Pohob Business StafF-3; Pohob Photography Staff-4; Pohob Photography Manager-4; Harvest Ball Queen-4 Mary Baer (Pisces) FBLA-3,4, Vice-Pres.-3; Pohob Business Staff-3,4; Student Council-3; Pep Club-4 Lane Barnes (Sagittarius) VICA-2 Mitch Barone (Virgo) Varmae Bogue (Virgo) Frosh Basketball-1; J.V. Football-2; V. Football-4; V. Wrestling-2,3,4; Block E-2,3,4 Elizabeth Alvarez (Libra) GAA-1; FHA-1,2,3,4; Volleyball Manager-3 Dawn Banks (Cancer) Band-1,2,3; V. Basketball-3,4; Track-3; Ecology Club-1; GAA-1; Powder Puff Football-2; DeLaureola-3,4; Block E-3,4; Pohob Photography StafF-4 Kim Bower (Leo) Pep E-3, Sec.; Songleader-4; DeLaureola-3,4; Track-2; Tennis Team-1; Sr. Class Secretary-4; Choraliers-3, Section Leaden- Prom Committee Chairman-3 Seniors 17 Craig Boyack (Scorpio) Band-1,2,3,4, Manager-3,4; Honor Band-3,4; Student Council-4; Stage Band-3,4 Jerry Branscomb (Libra) Band-1; Frosh Football-1; J.V. Football-3; V. Football-4; FFA- 1,2,3,4, Treasurer-2, Reporter-2, Vice-Pres.-3, Pres.-4; State FFA Pres.-4; Student Council-4 Susie Brown (Sagittarius) Band-1,2,3; Pep E-3,4; Powder Puff Football-4; DeLaureola-3, 4; Pep Band-2,3 Bonnie Bunning (Leo) FHA-1,2; FBLA-1; Frosh Class Mascot; Chorus-1,2,4 Denece Burgess (Aries) GAA-1; Frosh Sec.-l; Junior Sec.-3 Brad Burner (Sagittarius) Kathryn Byrnes (Aries) FHA-1,2,3,4, Officer-4; FBLA-4; Pohob Staff-4; GAA-1; Exchange Student-2,3; Pow Wow-4; DeLaureola-3,4 Fred Call (Cancer) Football-1,2,3,4; German Club- 3,4; Boys' State-4; Who's Who-4 John Carson (Pisces) Frosh Football; J.V. Football-2; V. Football-3,4; Wrestling-1,3; Track- 1,2,4; Soph. Class Boys' Rep.; Band-1,2 Joe Bruning (Pisces) Susan Burns (Pisces) GAA-1; Forensics-2; Track-2; Spring Play-3; DeLaureola-3,4, Sec.-Treas.-4, Pep E-3,4; Block E; Pohob Staff-4 Tammy Chiles (Sagittarius) FFA-1,2,3,4; Pow Wow-4 18 Seniors Pam Church (Aquarius) Glen Cluff (Leo) Band-1,2 Richard Cobb (Aquarius) Frosh Football-1; J.V. Football- 2; V. Football-3,4, Frosh Basketball-1; J.V. BB-2,3; DeLaureola-3,4; Block E-2,3,4, Pres.-4: German Club-3,4; Track-1,4; Boys' State-4 George Collett (Aries) V. Football-4; J.V. Football-2,3; Track-3; Band-1-4; All-State Band-3; Honor Band-2-4; Stage Band-3; German Club-3,4, Pres.- 3; Boys' State-4; Drama Club- 3,4; Thespians-3,4 Kelly Cook (Cancer) Girls' Track-1; DeLaureola-3,4; Pep E-4 Dennis Cooley (Scorpio) Frosh Football-1; Track-2,3,4; Frosh Basketball-1; J.V. Basketball-3; V. Basketball-4 Chris Cornejo (Leo) Michelle Crapo (Taurus) Band-1,2,3; Pep Band-2,3; Honor Band-1,2,3; Frosh Class Treas.; Ecology Club-2 Paula Cuthbertson (Aquarius) Matt Diaz Band-1,2; Stage Band-1,2; Honor Band-1,2 Donna Domingo (Scorpio) Keith Drinnon (Aquarius) FFA-1,2,3,4; Pow Wow Staff-4; Football-1,2,3,4; FFA-1 GAA-1; Arbor Day Chairman-2 Seniors 19 Jeff Duewel (Capricorn) Football-Frosh, J.V.-2, V.-3,4; Golf-1,2; Wrestling-3,4; DeLaureola-3,4; German Club- 3,4, Pres.-4; Nev. All-State Orchestra-2-4; Pohob Photo. Staff-4; Student Council-4 John Duewel (Capricorn) Football-Frosh, J.V.-2, V.-3,4; J.V. Basketball-3; Band-1,2,3,4, Pres.-4: Honor Band-2,3,4; German Club-3,4, Vice-Pres.-3; DeLaureola-3,4; Block E-4 Bonnie Duke (Aries) Justin Duncan (Taurus) Band-1,2,3,4, Honor Band-2,3,4; FFA-1,2; VICA-3,4 Pep Band-2,3,4; All-State Band- 3; Girls' V. Basketball-3,4; J.V. Volleyball-3; Christmas Play-3 Richard Embry (Taurus) Frosh Class Pres.; J.V. Football- 3; Band-1,2,3,4, Vice Pres.-3; All-State Band-3,4; Honor Band- 1,2,3,4; Boys' St.-4; V. Wrestling-2,3,4; V. Football-4; DeLaureola-3,4 Susan Emerson (Cancer) Candy Stripers-1; FTA-SAE-1; Forensics-2,3,4, Pres.-4, Vice- Pres.-3; Art Club-2,3; FHA-3,4, Vice-Pres, of Projects-4; Band- 1,2,3 David Fagoaga (Virgo) Frosh Football and Track; J.V. Football; Soph. Track; V. Football; VICA; DeLaureola-3,4; Block E Jim Frazier (Leo) J.V. Basketball-2,3; Track-2,3; DeLaureola-3 Robina Freeman (Cancer) (Wendover High) Drill Team-1, 2,3; Frosh Class Vice-Pres.; Tennis-1,2,3; Volleyball-1,2,3; Girls' Basketball-1,2; Track-1,2; Newspaper Editor-3 Doug Funderberg (Capricorn) V. Wrestling-1,2,3,4; Frosh Football; J.V. Football-2,3; V. Football-4; Track-1 Erin Goicoa Twirler-2,3 Andy Goicoechea (Libra) Frosh Football and Basketball; J.V. Football; FFA-1 20 Seniors Debbie Goodale (Aquarius) Ken Grandjean (Scorpio) Mya Hackett (Virgo) Chorus-1; Frosh Play-1; J.V. DeLaureola-3,4 Football-2,3; Wrestling-2; FFA- 1; District Chorus-1; School Paper-2; DeLaureola-3,4 Susan Hafterson (Libra) Art Club-3 Jeannie Hall (Capricorn) Spanish Club-2; Honor Society- 2,3; Band-1 Genivieve Hannon (Cancer) FFA-3,4; Pohob Business StafT- 3; DeLaureola-3,4 Kevin Harrington (Libra) Trans, from Lowry-3; VICA-3,4 Brenda Harrison (Aquarius) FTA-SAE-3 Seniors 21 Doug Hunter (Leo) Diane Jefferson (Taurus) Kelli Jennings (Pisces) DeLaureola-3,4; German Club- 2,3,4 Pam Johnson (Libra) Shelly Jones (Aries) FFA-1,2,3; Pow Wow-4 Laura Kellers (Gemini) Track-1; Pep E Jr. Rep.-3, Pres.- 4; Pep Club-3,4; Powder Puff Football-4; Student Council-4; GAA-1 Lisa Kern (Taurus) J.V. Volleyball-2; V. Volleyball- 3,4; V. Basketball-3,4; Girls' Track-3,4; GAA-1; DeLaureola- 3,4; Block E-3,4; Band-1 Greg Kite (Virgo) Denice Klauser (Capricorn) FTA-SAE-3 Libby Knight (Sagittarius) FHA-1,2 Janie Konakis (Cancer) Band-1,2,3; Pep Band-3; Honor Band-1,2,3; Ecology Club-2; DeLaureola-3,4 Lisa Konakis (Aquarius) Songleader-3,4; J.V. Cheerleader-2; Gymnastics-1,2; Frosh Cheerleader; GAA-1; FFA- 1 22 Seniors Lelia Koncher (Leo) Pat Laughlin (Virgo) Henry Lee (Aquarius) Frosh Football; J.V. Football; V. Football, Co-Captain; Frosh Basketball; J.V. Basketball Doug Lester (Leo) Frosh Basketball and Track; Fall Play; Pow Wow Staff Moi Lew (Gemini) GAA-1; Pep E-3, Reporter; DeLaureola-3,4; Songleader-4; Publicity Chairman for Homecoming-4; Program Chairman for Prom-4; Homecoming Queen Kathy Lewis (Sagittarius) Pat Lewis Girls' V. Basketball-1,2,3,4; Girls' J.V. Volleyball-2; Girls' V. Volleyball-3,4; Girls' Track- 1,2,3,4; Block E-1,2,3,4; GAA-1 Karen Linville (Gemini) Chet Littledyke (Aquarius) Lori Lund (Leo) Shaunie McDade (Scorpio) GAA-1; FHA-2; Pep Club-2,3; Homecoming Committee-3 Tana McDermott (Gemini) Frosh Cheerleader; J.V. Cheerleader-2; V. Cheerleader- 3,4, Head-4; Student Council-4; DeLaureola-3,4; Homecoming Queen Attendant Seniors 23 Gregg McPhee (Cancer) DeLaureola-3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Honor Band-1,2,3; Pep Band- 2,3,4 John Machado (Pisces) V. Football-3,4; V. Wrestling- 3,4; V. Baseball-3,4 Trade Mariani (Leo) Pohob Asst. Ed.-3; Pohob Ed.-4; Pohob Business Staff-1,2,3,4; DeLaureola-3,4; Girls' State 2nd Alt.-4; Who's Who-4; Student Council-4; FBLA-1-4, His.-2,3; FHA-4; GAA-1, Intramurals- 2,3,4 Kathleen Miller (Cancer) Ginger Mintun (Libra) Pep Club-1,4; GAA-1; FHA-1; German Club-4; FBLA-4 Andrea Moiola (Virgo) GAA-1; FTA-SAE-2, Pres.; DeLaureola-3,4; Pep E-3, Chairman of Sr. Section; Pohob Business Manager-4; Pohob Business Staff-3,4; Girls' State 1st Alt.-4; Homecoming Queen Attendant Chris Moudy (Cancer) Kathy Mowery (Taurus) Tim Murphy (Sagittarius) Chorus-1; Choraliers-2,3,4, Sec.-4; Teacher's Aide-2,3,4 Dan Mawson (Virgo) FFA-4 Cole Morse (Aries) VICA-4 Tom Muth (Virgo) Football-Frosh, J.V.-2, V.-3,4, Wrestling-Frosh, V.-2,3,4, Team Captain; V. Baseball-1,2,3,4; DeLaureola-3,4; Boys' State-4; Student Body Controller-4; Block E-2,3,4 24 Seniors Cherie Nelson (Gemini) Choraliers-2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; Christmas Play-1; Debate-3,4; Pep E-3 Linda Paoli (Leo) Karen Phillips (Capricorn) Sue Noble (Libra) Girls' V. Basketball-1,2,3; DeLaureola-3,4; FHA-2,3, Vice- Pres.-3; War Whoops-4; Pow Wow-3,4, Business Manager-4; Pohob Business Staff-3,4, Photography Staff-4 Mark Paris (Gemini) FFA-1,2,3,4, Pres.-3, State Reporter-4; Student Council-3; Sr. CL Treas.; DeLaureola-3,4; Prom Committee-3; Boys' State Alt.-4; SCALP Scholarship Committee Chair.-3 David Platerio (Aquarius) Tom Pratt (Libra) Becky Raine (Aquarius) Arlene Owhi (Gemini) FBLA-4 Ben Parks (Pisces) John Palacio (Libra) FFA-1,2,3,4; VICA-1 Darla Phillips (Libra) FFA-1,2,3,4, Sec.-3,4, Chap. Delegate to National Convention- 2, State Meats Team-4, State Livestock Team-3; DeLaureola-3,4 Seniors 25 Lester Raine (Aquarius) Emery Rand (Aquarius) Ron Reindl (Aquarius) VICA-3,4 Tony Reyes (Taurus) Patty Riggs (Gemini) GAA-1; Pep Club-3; J.V. Volleyball-2, V.-3 4; Pohob Business Staff-3; Soph. Secretary Brian Rueckert (Virgo) V. Golf-1,2,3,4; Basketball- Frosh, J.V.-2, V.-3,4; Block E- 1,2,3,4: Band-1,2; German Club- 3,4; DeLaureola-3,4; Council of Ten-1; Student Council-1; Who's Who Nominiee-4 Marquitta Samper (Aries) Pep Club-1; Pep E-3; Frosh Cheerleader; Pohob Business Staff-4; GAA-1; FTA-SAE-His.- 2,4; Homecoming Committee-3 Mary Sargeant (Capricorn) FHA-2,3,4, Rep.-3; FBLA-3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; DeLaureola-3,4; Soph. Cl. Vice-Pres.; Homecoming Invitations Committee Chairman-4,• Governor's Youth Traffic Safety- 3; Pep Club-4 Steve Sargeant (Capricorn) Football-Frosh, J.V.-2, V.-3,4; Wrestling- J.V.-l, V.-2,3,4; Block E-2,3,4, Jr. Rep.-3;Student Body Pres.-4; Student Council-4; Governor's Youth Advisory Council-3; DeLaureola-3,4 Jeff Sceirine (Aquarius) Band-1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres.-4;Pep Band-2,3,4; Honor Band-2,3; Choraliers-4; German Club-4; Spring and Fall Plays-3;Musical- 3; Thespians-3,4; Drama Club Pres.-4; Boys' State-4; DeLaureola-3,4 Randy Schweer (Cancer) Periann Scott (Capricorn) Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band-2,3,4; Honor Band-1,2,3,4; Journalism- 3,4; Pow Wow Editor-4; Girls' Track-1,2,3; Pohob Business Staff-3; Girls' Basketball-1 26 Seniors Debbie Shaw (Cancer) GAA-1; FFA-1,2,3 Yolanda Silva (Cancer) GAA-1; FTA-SAE-Sec.-2; Homecoming Comm.-3; Pep E- 3,4, Vice-Pres.-4; Pohob Business Staff-4; DeLaureola-3,4 Deanna Skelton (Virgo) GAA-1; Band-1,2,3,4; Honor Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band-3,4; All- State Solo-2; FHA-1,2,3,4, Vice- Pres. Public Relations-4; Intramurals-2,4 Bart Thompson (Pisces) Frosh Football and Track; V. Football Rick Stedtnitz (Gemini) VICA-4 Richard Temoke (Pisces) Richard Van Roosendaal Jay Van Sickle (Gemini) Frosh Football; J.V. Football-3; V. Football-4; Frosh Basketball; V. Basketball-2; VICA-3,4; FFA- 2,3,4; Harvest Ball King Jon Vietti (Pisces) Football-Frosh, J.V.-2,3; Track- 1; Wrestling-J.V.-l; V.-2,3,4; Band-1,2; Sr. Cl. Vice-Pres.; Council of Ten-1; DeLaureola- 3,4; Spring Play-3; Block E- 2,3,4; Prom Comm.-3,4; Boys' State Alt.-4 Sherry Smith (Aquarius) GAA-1; Pep Club-3; J.V. Volleyball-2; V. Volleyball-3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; V. Basketball-4 Bobby Turner (Leo) FFA-1 Nick Vlamis (Aquarius) V. Baseball-1,2,3,4; Football- Frosh, J.V.-2, V.-3,4; Basketball- Frosh, J.V.-3; Boys' State-4; Block E-3,4; DeLaureola-3,4; Drama Club-3,4; Spring Play-3; War Whoops-4 Seniors 27 Madeline Waid (Gemini) Band-1,2,3,4, Sec.-4; Pep Band- 2,4; Stage Band-4; Honor Band- 1-4; All-State Band-2,3; DeLaureola-3,4; Forensics-2; Pohob Busi. Staff-4; Girls' State- 4; Powder Puff Football-4; Who's Who Nominee-4 Barbara Wardwell (Scorpio) Pep Club-3; Band-1,2,3; All- State Band-2; Honor Band-1, 2,3; DeLaureola-3,4 Ronald Warmbrodt (Sagittarius) Mark Williams (Leo) Frosh Football-1; J.V. Football- 2,3; J.V. Wrestling-2,3; VICA-4 Sterling Wines (Pisces) Mark Winstead (Libra) Football-Frosh, J.V.-2, V.-3,4; Wrestling-J.V.-l, V.-2,3,4; Block E-Vice-Pres.; Band-1,2; Boys' State-4; Soph. Cl. Pres.-2; Student Council-2 Kristen Wright (Pisces) Pep Club-1; Track-1; GAA-1; Jr. Class Treas.-3; Pohob Business Staff-4; Jr. Skit-3; Homecoming Queen Attendant Virginia Yanz (Gemini) FFA-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3; DeLaureola-3,4 Alfred Zaga (Leo) Frosh Football; J.V. Football-2,3; V. Foot- ball-4; FFA-1,2,3,4 Cindy Williams (Gemini) Lei Worthington (Leo) FHA-1,2; Foreign Exchange Student-3; Ecology Club-1,2; Thespians-1,2,3,4; Drama Club- 1,2,3,4 Jeff Zander (Capricorn) Football-Frosh, J.V.-2; V.-3,4; Wrestling-1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; German Club-3; DeLaureola-3,4; Boys-State-4; Sr. Class Boys' Rep.-4; Block E-2,3,4 28 Seniors Kathy Black (Capricorn) Band-1,2,3,4; Girls' Rep.-3,4; Field Conductor-3,4; Pep Club- 3,4; Thespians-3,4, Vice-Pres.-4; Student Council-3,4; Prom Chairman-3,4; Homecoming Dance Chairman-4; Powder Puff Football-2,4; X-mas Play-3; Musical-3; Spring Play-3; All- State-3; Homecoming Queen Attendant-4 Lynn Smith (Scorpio) Soph. Cl. Treas.; Jr. Cl. Boys' Rep.-3; Track-1,2; Student Body Treas.-4; Student Council-3,4; Homecoming Chairman (Bon- Fire)-4; Governor's Youth Conference Del.-3; Boys' State Alt.-4; German Club-4; FFA- 1,2,3,4, Treas.-3, Vice-Pres.-4, Zone Vice-Pres.-4, National Convention-2,3, State Farmer- 3,4 Sandra Garcia (Taurus) Pep Club-3,4; Band-1; FBLA- 3,4; Pohob Photo. Staff-4; German Club-3,4, Treas.-4; J.V. Volleyball-2; V. Volleyball-3,4; Soph. Cl. Girls' Rep.; Jr. Cl. Pres.; Student Council-2,3; Block E-3,4; GAA-1; DeLaureola-3,4 Rita Mori (Aquarius) FHA-2,3,4, Sec.-4, State Sec.-4; FBLA-2,3,4, Vice-Pres.-4, State Northern Regional Vice-Pres.-4; GAA-1, Intramurals-2; DeLaureola-3,4; Homecoming Comm.-4; Girls' Basketball-2; Girls' Track-2 Pam Phillips (Leo) Pep Club-3,4, Pres.-4; FFA- 2,3,4, Chap. Sweetheart-3, State Dairy Team-3; Student Body Sec.-4; Student Council-4; DeLaureola-4; Homecoming Queen and Publicity Committees- 3,4; Prom Comm. (Special Effects)-3; Governor's Youth Conference Del.-3 Sandra Yraguen (Cancer) Band-1,2,3,4; Field Conductor-4; Pep Band-2,4; Honor Band- 1,2,3,4; All-State Band-3,4; Powder Puff Football-4; Pohob Business Staff-2,3,4; Copy Editor-4; GAA-1; FHA-1,2,3,4, Treas.-3; J.V. Volleyball-2; V. Volleyball-3,4; Ecology Club-2; Pep Comm.-2; Pep E-3; J.V. Basketball-3; Girls' State-4; DeLaureola-3,4; Block E-4; Who's Who-4 SENIOR QUOTES Mary Baer— Don't walk before me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me, and be my friend. Bonnie Bunning — Hey Sure! Susan Burns— Time-out! Kathy Byrnes— A friend is one who knows you as you are, understands where you've been, accepts who you've become, and still invites you to grow. Tammy Chiles— Shut-up. Michelle Crapo— This is the beginning of a new day. God has given me this day to use as I will. I can waste it or grow in its light and be of service to others. But what I do with this day is important because I have exchanged a day of my life for it. When tomorrow comes, today will be gone forever. I hope I will not regret the price I paid for it. Donna Domingo— Though the years and the miles may divide out paths, And time goes marching by, The tears and the smiles we gave each other will last, Along with the effort to try to let each other know in some small way, What a friendship is worth, There's nothing considered more precious, (At least not here on earth) And when you need a helping hand and perhaps a shoulder too, Don't hesitate my friend, to let me know. I'll do the same for you. Jeannie Hall— Hold fast to dreams, For if dreams die, Life is a broken winged bird That can not fly. Shelly Jones— Oh pepper! Janie Konakis— Look to this day! For it is life, the very life of life . . . For yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; But today, well lived, makes every yesterday A dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. —From the Sanskrit Lori Lund— Pass the Buck. Mary Sargeant— Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true —L. J. Cardinal Suenens Tracie Mariam- All endeavors call for ability to tramp the last mile, shape the last plan, endure the last hour's toil. Ginger Mintun— Live a Little. Andrea Moiola— You-betcha!! Rita Mori— I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. —William Allen White Sue Noble— If you think you are beaten, you are; If you think you dare not, you don't. If you like to win but think you can't, It's almost a cinch you won't. If you think you'll lose, you're lost, For out in the world we find Success begins with a fellow's will; It's all in the state of mind. If you think you are outclassed you are; You've got to think high to rise. You've got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life's battles don't always go to the stronger or faster man; But soon or late the man who wins, Is the man who thinks ne can. —Walter D. Wintle Pam Phillips— May all your dreams come true. Marguitta Samper— Pues, Tough Tacos, Adios Gatos. Periann Scott— Friendship is not ours to misuse—it is ours to cherish for- ever and ever. Class of 1978 remember your friends long into forever. Debbie Shaw— No great thing is created suddenly. Yolanda Silva— Boom ba Boom ba BOOM! Shake it BABY! Madeline Waid— Keep your face toward the sun, and all shadows will fall behind you. Sandra Yraguen— What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. —William Morrow May we never have to say good-bye, but just, until we meet again. No love, no friendship can ever cross our path without affecting us in some way forever. Paula Cuthbertson— Only in silence the word Only in dark the light Only in dying life: Bright the hawk's flight on the empty sky 30 Senior Quotes The glory of friendship is not the outstretched hand, nor the kindly smile, nor the joy of companionship; It is the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is willing to trust him. —Ralph Waldo Emerson Juniors 31 Juniors Gaze At What Is Yet To Come L. to R.: Mr. Swendseid-Advisor, Dave Pratt-Vice-President, Roger Vogeler-Boys' Representative, Judy Jevas-Girls' Repre- sentative, Mary Manilla-Secretary. NOT PICTURED: Lee Gregory-President, Rusty Braithwaite-Treasurer We, the Juniors of 1978, have had a fantastic year!! This year passed quickly, but gave us new meaning and depth to our lives. It has been one we are sure to remember, full of laughter, excitement, and good times. All our personal experiences of trial and error, defeat and success, are just steps to our future lives. We all worked together using our dreams, hopes, and skills to accomplish our goals. We thank our sponsor, Mr. Swedseid, for helping to make this year a good one. We are grateful to all our teachers. We have learned much this year, but yet have so much more to learn. There will never be a Junior class quite the same as ours. We contributed and received just as much from EHS and are looking forward to coming back as the Senior class of 1979. 32 Junior Class Officers Val Aguirre Debbie Ainsworth Nancy Aldrich Vickie Alvarez Darla Ames Dan Antonioli Lawrence Baer Susan Bailey Julie Baker Laurie Ballew Bruce Barnum Dan Basanez Gerald Beck Brad Berry Bessie Betancourt Philip Biegler Kerry Bird Liesa Blanchard Maureen Blossom Gail Boner Pamela Bottari Rusty Braithwaite Marvin Bryant Roberta Call Juniors 33 Tracy Canas Leslie Carone Calvin Carpenter Carl CdeBaca Cheri Chapin Kris Chiles Darla Christean Brent Churchfield Steve Ciszewski Cathy Cobb Mark Cole Lisa Corbett Brenda Corgan Joe DePolo Sonya Diaz Suzanne Duval Kathy Eardley Pat Edwards 34 Juniors Susan Ellenberger Rod Elser Marcy Embry Jennifer Evans Sheila Fieselman Marjorie Fobes Tim Fogle Joe Gallegos Elaine Gandolfo Teresita Garcia Chet Geyer Cindi Gilliland Lee Gregory Sheri Groves Rachel Harris Cara Harrison Joe Hassett Tricia Haynes Claudia Hernandez Vic Herrera Juniors 35 Gary Hillam LeAnn Hines Kim Hodgson Jennifer Hooper Todd Hubbard Cheri Hunt Judy Jevas Karla Kaiser Susan Kennedy D'Ette King Doyal Kirby Jed Knight Nick Konakis Kaye Larson Kim Laughlin Denise Leahy Sheri Lear Debbie Ledbetter Marty Logsden Rosie Lupercio 36 Juniors Scott McBeth Pat McBride Corine McCrory Joe McDaniel Kathy McMullen Mary Manilla Ed Marfisi Tina Martinez Fernando Mendive Sherri Miller Bill Monson Verle Moon Linda Mori Jack Moyle Walter Musolf Myrna Negron Carol Nicholson Lonnie Nutting Donna Owens Russell Palmer Juniors 37 t Greg Parks Gayla Parry Mark Paul Tamre Payne Curt Perry Wade Pitman Alfred Plank Karen Plunkett Nancy Porter Elizabeth Portwood Dave Pratt Teresa Puccinelli Dina Richardson Patricia Robinson Maria Romero Rhonda Rosenbaum Kathy Salaz Marcus Samper Shawn Sanford John Schneider 38 Juniors Tod Scott Randall Sharp Faith Smith Jeff Smith Melvin Smith Chris Stuart Debbie Sutherland Chris Swendseid Lucy Tomera Tim UpDegrafF Natalie Vallejo Brad Vaughan Roger Vogeler Teri Wammack Theresa Weiss Shelly Wilde Kathy Williams Woody Wilson Pattie Woolverton Ed Zontek Juniors 39 Early Graduates Adrienne Aguirre Sally Barrett Angie Billings Shane Carlsen Pam Carone Carol Couchum Lorri Jones Kevin McMahon Susan May Sally Morfin Wilma Negron Charlotte Parker 40 Early Graduates THAT'S WHAT I CALL A FRIEND One whose grip is a little tighter, One whose smile is a little brighter, One whose deeds are a little whiter, That's what I call a friend. One who'll lend as quick as he'll borrow, One who's the same today and tomorrow, One who will share your joy—and sorrow, That's what I call a friend. One whose thoughts are a little leaner, One whose mind is a little keener, One who avoids those things that are meaner, That's what I call a friend. One when you're gone will miss you sadly, One who'll welcome you back again gladly, One who, though angered, will not speak madly, That's what I call a friend. One who's been fine when life seemed rotten, One whose ideals you have not forgotten, One who has given you more than he's gotten, That's what I call a friend. —John Burroughs Sophomores 41 Sophomores Anticipate New Heights L. to R.: Susan Bellinger-Secretary, Cindy Hartung-Girls' Representative, Jeff Draper-President, Mr. Rossolo-Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Todd Griswold-Vice-President, Peggy DeBoer-Treasurer, Jim Sargeant-Boys' Representative As Sophomores, we've really learned much about ourselves, our ambitions, and in which direction we're moving. Things which were new to us as Freshmen have now become our everyday way of life. Past experiences will aid us in our future years at EHS. We look forward to becoming upperclassmen as we walk toward greater goals and anticipate new heights. 42 Sophomore Class Officers Jim Ainsworth Rosemarie Alberro Iciar Aldazabal Thomas Algerio Jose Arbillaga Stacy Armuth Wayne Backman Kathy Baer Glen Baird Cheryl Bale Tracy Barnes Raymond Basanez Brad Bass Nelida Bazan Susan Bellinger Belinda Benavidez Rhonda Benavidez Diane Bennett Le Roy Bill Yvonne Borjas Rae Brolliar Don Buck Charlyn Burger Bonnie Burgess Keri Campsey Jeff Chambers Kevin Clarke Laura Collins Paul Colyer Randy Cook Ronald Cooley Alan Cuthbertson Diana Dahling Randy Davis Peggy DeBoer Jane DePolo Richard Domingo Steve Drake Todd Drake Jeff Draper Nathan Duncan Justin Eldridge Sophomores 43 Wink Embry Judy Emerson Steve Ernaut Martin Fagoaga Laura Featherston Ty Fleck Louise Flint Joyce Fobes Jerry Fogle Patricia Franco Jeff Frazier John Garamendi Ruben Garcia Paul Gardner Steve Goicoechea Chris Gonzales Nory Greer Todd Griswold Dale Groves Alex Guzman Eddie Guzman Brett Hammond Jacob Hannon Doris Harrison Cindy Hartung Stephen Harvey Gilbert Hearn Eric Hearon Tammy Helwick Jill Herzog Kathy Holt Deanna Hone Mike Hoot Lori Horton Lanna Hunter Michelle Ioset 44 Sophomores Jeff Jarvie Jorgina Jefferson Richard Jimenez Billi Jones Scott Jones Carolyn Kaiser Bill Kellers Dana Knight Rory Krenka Frank LaPere Freda Larson Connie Lauver Bill Leahy Brad Lester David Lewis Cynthia Long Kelly Long Chris Lostra John Love Eddy Lund Mark Lupercio Robbie McCary Deanna McDonald Howard McMahon Lupe Mancha Luis Martinez Ruth Meranda Shelli Miller Greg Molyneaux Debbie Montoya Peggy Montrose Dan Mori Frankie Mowery Michelle Moyle Kolene Murdoch Kathy Myers Sophomores 45 Laurie Neef Lorrie Nelson Willie Nickens Kara Oberhansli Begona Ormaza Sally Palmer Cheryl Paoli Suzette Payne Beth Phillips Lori Phillips Valerie Phillips Craig Platerio LeeAnn Price Cory Prunty Brenda Quintana Tonja Rabe Clay Rankin George Rissler Anamaria Rizo Albert Rogers Manuel Romero Wanda Rosenlund Vickie Roysdon Shelli Sallee JoAnne Sarasua James Sargeant Scott Satterthwaite Jane Sayko Leslie Scales Tobi Sceirine Jackie Schultz Kenny Scott Todd Seal Chuck Seippel Kellie Sheen Consuelo Silva 46 Sophomores Rick Simpson Greg Smales Judy Smith Lani Smith Sheila Smith Eric Stuart Lela Szymanski Melinda Tafoya Don Tanner B. J. Tatomer Terrica Jo Teel Jennifer Tilton Larry Towne Jennifer Trease Brad Turner Chris Vlamis Steve Vogel David Wallis Vicki Wallock Tami Walton Curtis Welsch Leslie Whittaker Tracy Williams Mike Wilson Ira Wines Samuel Wines Michelle Worthington Patti Worthington John Wright Tracey Wright Paul Vost Maureen Young Mike Young Mary Yraguen Frank Zaga Jody Zunino Sophomores 47 The old pals are always the best you see; New friends you can find every day; But they can’t fill the places or ever be Like the old pals of yesterday. Freshmen 49 Freshmen Begin The Upward Climb L. to R.: Mr. Briggs-Advisor, Debbie Breschini-Secretary, Dave Kern-Vice-President, Dan Allred-President, Giovanni Puccinelli- Treasurer. What a great beginning! We, the Freshmen, began our year with our class elections. Under the supervision of our class sponsor, Mr. Briggs, our officers worked very hard to raise money for and add spirit to the class. Cheered on by the spirited Freshmen cheerleaders, both our Freshmen football and basketball teams had exceptional seasons and did a great job representing the school. The class of '81 looks back on its first year with pleasure and looks forward to the next three years of high school. We promise to set high standards in all fields of endeavor, and we will continue to give our all to EHS. 50 Freshmen Alisa Aguirre Angela Aguirre Stephanie Aguirre Mike Akers Jorge Alcala Vicky Algerio John Allen Dan Allred Debbie Ames Doni Ames Fermin Arbillaga Kimbal Atkinson Clyde Backman Brad Bailey Cindy Bailey Chris Baker Barry Banks Michelle Barber Kathy Barone Mike Barthoiet Jon Baumann James Baumgardner Debbie Bennett Danny Betancourt Tricia Bilbao Scott Bird Trina Black Terra Blair Darin Borden Brad Bowman Debbie Breschini Rod Broussard Belinda Brown Paul Brunner Mark Byrnes Joe Calzacorta Christy Canas Doug Carpenter Lisa Ceccarelli Danny Chapin Lori Churchfield Leslie Ciszewski Freshmen 51 Susan Claridge Lonna Cluff Margaret Cole Elaine Collins Dana Cook Steve Crapo Linda Crothers Les Cunningham Cynthia Davis Daniel Dodge Ricky Driggs David Dumke Carol Duval Jenene Eldridge Jacques Errecart Cheryl Fogle Wade Fordin Pollyanna Franco Valerie Funderberg Tina Gallegos Aleceia Gamble Maite Gandiaga Armando Garcia Phillip Garfield Mitch Geyer Felipe Ghrist Bruce Glenn Kelly Glenn Andrew Gonzales Loren Grandjean Guy Griffin Mary Groves Carlos Guzman Briana Hannig Doug Harris Brenda Harry 52 Freshmen Brenda Hayes Dan Haynes Ardith Healy Marie Hendershot Mike Hill Kevin Hines Scott Hoeflicker Alisa Howes Becky Hunter Todd Jester Brian Jevas Tonia Johannesen Clayton Jonnnie Eva Johnnie Chris Johnson Karen Jones Mark Jones Teddi Kahler Danny Kane Laurie Kemp Debbie Kennedy Dave Kern Carla King Susanne Klauser Debbie Kliment Beverly Knapp Mitch Knight Sara Krenka Kevin Landenberg Laura LaPere Scott Laughlin Dana Lear Cynthia Lee Kris Logsden Darold McDade Kirt McLane Freshmen 53 Paul McPhee Kathy Manilla Jeff Mariluch Jodie Martine Hector Martinez Isabelle Martinez Michelle Massie Marc Menicucci Connie Meyer Mike Miller Katie Mintun Barbara Monson Kyle Moon Ron Mooney Melvin Morfin Paul Morley Liz Morrow JoAnn Munguia Dave Murphy Phil Neff Judy Nelson Doug Nutting Joan Ogden Neil Osmun Shane Owens Tina Parry Brent Paul Eddie Payne Randy Petersen Marlene Plank Brian Porter Ray Porter Scott Porter Ted Preiss Giovanni Puccinelli Ken Rather 54 Freshmen Helen Rissler Eddie Rizo Michael Roche Joe Rosevear Lynda Roy Sherry Roysdon Michael Salaz Jerome Samper Cathy Santistevan Christine Saunders Charles Schaeffer Tom Schneider Steve Schweer Tony Seim Randall Shane Kenyon Sharp Danny Smith James Smith Jana Smith Matt Smith Randy Smith DeAnn Sparrow Dan Steninger Jeb Stewart Jess Sustacha, Jr. Jim Sutherland Dru Swendseid Leman Temoke Kim Thompson Robert Tsosie Freshmen 55 Sandra Vallejo Theresa Vogel Cherie Walker Laurie Walters Jim Welch Tim Welsch Patricia White Steve White Eliot Whittaker Dennis Wiggins Beth Wilde Delmar Williamson Tami Wilson Lorri Winn David Wright Debbie Wright Valerie Yowell Sharon Zontek 56 Freshmen Faculty 57 Mr. Ernie Hall Mrs. Shirley Beck Mrs. Linda Hill Mrs. Ginger Rackley Attendance Officer Bookkeeper Secretary Secretary Mrs. Montez Rowe Secretary Mr. Lowell Swendseid Art B.A., U. of Wyoming Mrs. Jean Brown Typing B.A., Colorado State Mr. Richard Harris Commercial B.S., U. of Nevada Mrs. Marion Sparrow Mrs. Katherine Blossom Mr. Darwin Hunt Mr. Clint Larson Commercial-FBLA Advisor Counselor Counselor Counselor B.S., Utah State B.S., Morningside College B.S., U. of Utah M. Ed., U. of Idaho M. Ed., Utah State 58 Faculty Mrs. Linda Trontel Counselor-Songleader Advisor B.A., M.S., U. of Nevada Mr. Robert Gallagher Drivers Ed.-Social Studies Asst. Baseball, F. Basketball B.S., U. of Nevada Mr. Gerald Hassett Drivers Education-New Gym Building Leader B.S., Mankato State Mr. Matt Trontel Drivers Ed.-Ath. Director B.S., Utah State M.S., U. of Nevada Mrs. Pauline Amestoy English-Pow Wow Advisor B.A., U. of Mass. Mr. Ron Cline English-J.V. and V. Football Baseball, J.V. Basketball B.S., Eastern Oregon College Mr. Don Dente English B.F.A., Utah State M. Ed., U. of Nevada Mrs. Barbara Lespade English-Cheerleader Advisor B.A., U. of Nevada Mr. Robert McGinty English-Forensics B.A., U. of Nevada, Reno Mrs. Maurine Simpson Remedial English B.S., U. of Idaho M.S., U. of California Mrs. Elaine Starr English B.S., U. of Nevada Mrs. Beverly Copley Health Occupations B.S., U. of Connecticut Faculty 59 Mr. Moyle Kump Hea!th-V. Football, J.V. Wrestling B.S., College of Idaho M. Ed., Oregon State Mrs. Pat Nelson Home Economics B.S., B.Y.U. Mr. Roger Johnson Mrs. Roberta Monger German-Spanish-Language Club Librarian-FTA Advisor B.A., U. of N. Dakota B.A., Eastern Washington State Mrs. Genevieve Smith Librarian Aide B.A., U. of Nevada Mr. Reed Braithwaite Math-Homecoming Chairman B.S., B.Y.U. Mr. Don Brown Math-Sr. Building Leader B.S., M. Ed., Black Hills State College Mr. Leon Reyes Math-F. Football, V. Basket ball, Asst. Track B.S., Westminister Mr. Frank Stott Math-Chairman Ticket Sales B.S., Utah State M. Ed., U. of Utah Mr. Charles Leasure Music B.A., U. of Delaware, Peabody Conservatory, Temple U., Wm. and Mary, U. of Tenn, U. of Vermont Mr. David Blackwell V. Wrestling B.A., Adams State College Mr. Roche Bush V. Golf B.S., U. of Colorado 60 Faculty Miss Teryl Christean Physical Education-Pep E, J.V. Volleyball, Asst. Girls Track B.S., Utah State Miss Linda Headley Physical Education-V. Girls Basketball, Volleyball, and Track B.S., Weber State Mr. Richard Kendall Mr. Robert Smith Physical Education-Gymnastics Pohob Advisor B.S., Utah State B.S., Utah State Mrs. Jan Bottari Science B.S., U. of Nevada, Reno Mr. Robert Foster Chemistry-Physics B.S., Drury College, Idaho St. M.S., U. of Idaho Mr. Charles Briggs Social Studies-Asst. Girls Basketball, F. Cl. Advisor, Homecoming Asst. Chairman B.A., U.S.C. Mr. Hugh Rossolo Social Studies-Dramatics, Soph. Cl. Advisor B.A., Washington State Mr. Raymond Sparks Social Studies-New Building Leader B.A., U. of Wyoming Mr. James Tilton Social Studies B.S., Sterling College Mr. Robert Lake Mrs. Jean Lake Special Education-Sr. Cl. Study Hall Advisor B.S., St Cloud State M.S., N. Arizona Faculty 61 Mr. Marsh Brown Mech. Drawing-Vocational Building Leader B.A., Colorado State Mr. Harold Clark Auto Shop-VICA Advisor, Hot Dog Stand B.A., New Mexico Western Mr. James Cooney Welding-FFA Asst. Advisor A. A., Lassen College B. S., U. of Nevada, Reno Mr. Louis Horton Voc. Agriculture-FFA Advisor B.S., M.A., Cal-Poly ELKO COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD L to R.: Dr. Hugh Collett, Mr. Jess Urresti, Mr. Eldon Westlund-Clerk, Mr. James Wright-President, Mr. Norman Thompson, Dr. Harry Jevas, Dr. John Martin, Jr. ADMINISTRA TION Mr. Robert Zander Superintendent Mr. Charles Knight Assistant Superintendent Mr. Donald Elser Vocational Director Mr. Paul Billings Curriculum Consultant Administration 63 STUDENT GOVERNMENT- Building A Better Tomorrow Rich Embry-Student Body Vice-President Lynn Smith-Student Body Treasurer Steve Sargeant-Student Body President Pam Phillips-Student Body Secretary Tom Muth-Student Body Controller 64 Student Body Officers STUDENT CO UNCIL L to R.: FRONT ROW: Lynn Smith-Student Body Treas.; Pam Phillips-Student Body Sec., Tom Muth-Student Body Controller, Trade Mariani-Pohob Editor, Susan Bellinger, Angie Billings-FBLA Pres. SECOND ROW: Judy Jevas-Jr. Cl. Girls' Rep., Cindy Hartung-Soph. Cl. Girls' Rep., Susan Emerson-Forensics Pres., Cheri Nelson-FHA Pres., Tana McDermott-Head V. Cheerleader, Lisa Konakis-Head Songleader, Peggy DeBoer, Kathy Black-Sr. Cl. Girls' Rep., Laura Kellers,-Pep E Pres., Periann Scott-Pow Wow Editor. THIRD ROW: James Sargeant-Soph. Cl. Boys' Rep., Rusty Braithwaite, Todd Scott-VICA Pres., Jeff Draper-Soph. Cl. Pres., Todd Griswold, Rich Cobb-Block E. Pres., Jeff Duewel-German Club Pres., Jeff Zander-Sr. Cl. Boys' Rep., John Duewel-Sr. Cl. Pres., Jeff Sceirine-Drama Club Pres., Roger Vogeler-Jr. Cl. Boys' Rep., Mark Paul-Choralier Pres. NOT PICTURED: Steve Sargeant-Student Body Pres., Rich Embry-Student Body Vice- Pres., Lee Gregory-Jr. Cl. Pres., Dan Allred-Fr. Cl. Pres., Angie Aguirre-Fr. Cl. Girls' Rep. The Student Council has worked very hard this year to give EHS an added touch of class. One of its outstanding projects was to design and paint the AA school mascots to be hung in the Centennial Gymnasium. In May, they hosted the Nevada Association of Student Councils Convention and also sponsored the annual Spring Carnival in April. Student Council 65 NEVADA GIRLS' AND BOYS' STA TE DELEGA TES ’ L. to R. TOP ROW: Fred Call Rich Cobb George Collett Rich Embry-Alt. Tom Muth L. to R.: BOTTOM ROW Steve Sargeant-Alt. Jeff Scierine Nick Vlamis Mark Winstead Jeff Zander L. to R.: MIDDLE: Sandra Yraguen Madeline Waid Tracie Mariani-2nd Alt. NOT PICTURED: Lisa Konakis Girls' 1st Alt.: Andrea Moiola Delegates Unable To Attend: Mark Paris Lynn Smith Chosen each year on the basis of leadership, service, and academic ability, the Girls' and Boys' State delegates spent one week of their summer vacation learning about the facets of local, state, and national government. Workshops, guest speakers, and mock government sessions made these students more familiar with politics and the various branches and principles of government. 66 Girls' and Boys' State Del WHO’S WHO In The Class Of 78 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Steve Sargeant Madeline Waid BEST DRESSED: Kristen Wright Brian Rueckert MOST A THLETIC: Kathy Lewis Tom Muth BEST PERSONALITY: Steve Sargeant Moi Lew Jeff Zander MOST TALENTED: Jeff Scierine Kathy Black BEST LOOKING: Moi Lew John Machado MOST RESPONSIBLE: Steve Sargeant Tracie Mariani MOST STUDIOUS: Ben Parks Madeline Waid Who's Who 67 OUTSTANDING GIRL OF 19¥8 SANDRA YRAGUEN 1 Vil H If Vi 1 1 Sandra is the daughter■ which based their select™ and overall contribution to RS Niool, sc [or this honor by the facu||y of EHS lent, leadership, individual'character Sandra has been extremely active thijpu Roirt the past four yea'rs.' as been involtt%Atf Band, Pep Band, All-State Band, and was Field Conductor for the Band of Indians.'' neHasaal Typamapateai athletics, playing J.V. Basketball, J.V. Volleyball, Varsity Volleyball, Powder Puff Football, and intramurals. Additionally, she has belonged to the Ecology Club, Future Homemakers of America, holding the office of Treasurer, Block E, Pep E, Pep Club, Pohob Business Staff, and Yearbook Staff, serving as Copy Editor. Academically, she is ranked near the top of the class. There has never been a time when she has not appeared on the honor roll. As a result of this, she belongs to the National Honor Society. She has received many honors, one of which was being named to Who's Who Among American High School Students in her Senior year. She was elected to attend Girls' State in 1977 and was chosen as Miss Winter for 1978. V tjjr , S Sandra possesses outstanding personal traits. She is reliable, helpful, considerate, congenial, and she is a great friend. � Sandra plans to attend Idaho State University, in Pocatello, Idaho, majoring fn Pharmacy and minoring in Accounting. Her interests include swimming, watching and participating in sports, traveling, listening to music, and having good times with her friends. ■. S Congratulations, Sandra, and best of luck in yobr future endeavors. You really deserve it. 68 0utstanding Girl OUTSTANDING BOY OF 1978 TOM MUTH mi Tom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Muth. He also was chosen BWhe faculty of EHS based on participation in school activities, scholastic achievement, leadership, individual character, and overall contribution to Elko High. Tom has been very active in sports throughout high school. He has played Frosh., J.V., and Varsity Football, lettering two years. He also played Varsity Baseball, lettering three years, and he has wrestled for four years, lettering three years. Additionally, he has belonged to Block E and Student Council. Tom's academic achievements are very high. He belonged to the National Honor Society and appeared at'the top of the honor roll many times. Tom possesses special leadership qualities. He was Student Body Controller and was electejH:aptain of the Wrestling team. He has received such honors as being elected to Boys' State in 1977, Mo f Athletic in his class, and Mr. Fall for 1977. Tom is a responsible and dependable person. Jr He plans to attend the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut, in July of 1978. His interests include backpacking, hunting, and fishing. | e likes all outdoor sports specially competitive. Congratulations, Tom, and best of luck in the future. We are s rre you will succeed. Outstanding Boy 69 School Life 71 BAND OF INDIA NS” Plays For You L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Kathy Black, Jennifer Trease, Becky Hunter, Laura LaPere, Cindy Davis, Kaye Larson, Liz Morrow, Tricia Bilbao, Brad Bass, Periann Scott, Scott Porter, Katie Mintun, Tom Schneider, Debbie Breschini, Dru Swendseid, Charlyn Burger, Jorgina Jefferson, Sandra Yraguen. SECOND ROW: Marcy Embry, Cheryl Paoli, Debbie Bennett, Joan Ogden, Rhonda Benavidez, Peggy Montrose, Dana Knight, Carol Couchum, Kathy Manilla, Angela Aguirre, Susan Claridge, Randy Shane, Claudia Hernandez, Michelle Massie, Deanna McDonald, Jeff Sceirine, Laurie Ballew, Judy Emerson THIRD ROW: Leslie Scales, Mary Sargeant, Deanna Skelton, Brad Bailey, Gregg McPhee, Mike Roche, Lori Churchfield, Margret Cole, Susan Bellinger, Connie Meyer, Mike Akers, Don Tanner, Brian Jevas, Dan Allred, Randy Cook, Cindy Hartung, Frank LaPere, Chris Swendseid, Nancy Porter, Vicki Wallock FOURTH ROW: Jennifer Evans, Stephanie Aguirre, Frankie Mowery, Maite Gandiaga, Debbie Ledbetter, Judy Jevas, Mary Manilla, Dana Cook, Paul Morley, Mitch Geyer, Scott McBeth, Jim Baumgardner, Kyle Moon, Nathan Duncan, Rachel Harris, Bonnie Duke, Julie Baker, Susan Kennedy, Madeline Waid, Linda Mori FIFTH ROW: Todd Hubbard, Brent Paul The Band of Indians'7 added their usual special touch to the football games this year by performing both pre-game and halftime shows. In October, the band marched in the Nevada Day Parade in Carson City. Several members also were involved in Honor Band in November as well as Pep Band during the winter months. In the spring, the band performed a Pop concert and several members attended All-State Band in Reno. This Page Sponsored Bv: NE VA DA NA TIONA L BA NK OFFICERS-L. to R.: SITTING: Madeline Waid-Sec. Treas. STANDING: John Duewel-Pres., Greg Smales-Manager, Jeff Sceirine-Vice-Pres., NOT PICTURED: Craig Boyack- Manager 72 Band Honor Band L to R.: FRONT ROW: Paul Gardner, Scott McBeth, Chris Swendseid, Jeff Sceirine, Randy Shane SECOND ROW: Kaye Larson, Claudia Hernandez, Deanna Skelton, Mary Manilla, Mary Sargeant, Judy Jevas, Marcy Embry, Joan Ogden, Debbie Bennett, Kathy Manilla, Carol Couchum THIRD ROW: B.J. Tatomer, Sandra Yraguen, Periann Scott, Deanna McDonald, Laurie Ballew, Frankie Mowery, Susan Kennedy, Cindy Hartung, Bonnie Duke, Kathy Black, Madeline Waid, Rachel Harris, Greg Smales FOURTH ROW: Katie Mintun, Rich Embry, John Duewel, George Collett, Nancy Porter, Dru Swendseid, Debbie Ledbetter, Frank LaPere, Dan Allred, Paul Morley, Judy Emerson NOT PICTURED: Craig Boyack, Brad Bass Pep Band L. to R.: SITTING: Deanna Skelton, Rich Embry, George Collett, John Duewel, Scott McBeth, Frank LaPere, Chris Swendseid, Jeff Sceirine, B.J. Tatomer, Randy Shane, Dan Allred, Marcy Embry STANDING: Sandra Yraguen, Laurie Ballew, Joan Ogden, Judy Jevas, Cindy Hartung, Periann Scott, Susan Kennedy, Nancy Porter, Kaye Larson, Rachel Harris, Kathy Black, Madeline Waid, Bonnie Duke, Jennifer Hooper, Mary Manilla, Jennifer Trease, Judy Emerson, Frankie Mowery, Kathy Manilla, Mary Sargeant NOT PICTURED: Brad Bass, Craig Boyack, Tim Fogle, Todd Hubbard, Gregg McPhee, Connie Meyers, Dru Swendseid — Stage Band L. to R.: SITTING: Rich Embry, George Collett, John Duewel, Scott McBeth, Mike Roche, Frank LaPere, Chris Swendseid, Jeff Sceirine, Paul Morley, B.J. Tatomer, Paul Gardner STANDING: Susan Bellinger, Julie Baker, Susan Kennedy, Cindy Hartung, Madeline Waid NOT PICTURED: Brad Bass, Craig Boyack, Lori Churchfield Honor, Pep, Stage Band 73 Field Conductors Kathy Black and Sandra Yraguen Twirlers FRONT TO BACK: Vicki Wallock, Linda Mori; Leslie Scales, Jennifer Evans Senior Band Members L. to R.: BOTTOM: Bonnie Duke, Deanna Skelton MIDDLE: John Duewel, George Collett, Kathy Black, Mary Sargeant, Sandra Yraguen TOP: Periann Scott, Rich Embry, Gregg McPhee, Jeff Scierine, Madeline Waid NOT PICTURED: Craig Boyack 74 Band I'LL PLA Y FOR YOU Don't you ever stop the music Let your spirit set you free Now hear the band, hear the band You can sing and stomp your feet and clap your hands These few moments we'll share together And I'll play for you 1975 Dawnbreaker Music Company Used by permission only. All rights reserved. Band 75 PEP E- Pride of EHS The Pep E practiced both early in the morning and at noon throughout the year to provide enjoyment for students and fans at home football and basketball games. Selling candy and a Bike-a-Thon were the major fund-raising projects for the drill team. This money was used for travel to such places as Carson City for the Nevada Day Parade and Reno for the Manogue- Elko basketball game. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Vicki Alvarez, Tina Martinez, Teri Garcia, Kelly Cook, Laura Kellers, Susan Burns, Deanna McDonald, Karla Kaiser, Yolanda Silva SECOND ROW: Tonja Rabe, Peggy DeBoer, Chris Vlamis, Cheri Chapin, Pam Carone, Darla Christean, Tamre Payne, Ouida Ashe, Jennifer Evans Officers L. to R.: KNEELING: Vicki Alvarez, Tina Martinez, Ouida Ashe, Darla Christean-Spirit Comm. SITTING: Karla Kaiser- Historian, Jennifer Evans-Sec., Laura Kellers-Pres., Yolanda Silva-Vice-Pres., Tamre Payne-Treasurer STANDING: Cheri Chapin-Spirit Comm., Miss Christean- Advisor Senior Pep E Members L. to R.: Kelly Cook, Susan Burns, Laura Kellers, Yolanda Silva, Pam Carone-Graduating Jr., Ouida Ashe This Page Sponsored By: BOB’S TOGS AND ELKO DRUG 76 Pep E Pep E 77 BLOCK ‘ Keeps In Shape Block E is composed of the letter winners of various athletic organizations at Elko High. Throughout the year the club has helped with athletic activities such as the A Girls7 Volleyball Seeding Tournament and the Harlem Clowns77 basketball game. Members served as ushers and ticket-takers at these events. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Brian Rueckert, John Machado, Rich Embry, Tom Muth, Steve Sargeant, Rich Cobb SECOND ROW: Carol Nicholson, Jackie Kimball THIRD ROW: Lisa Kern, Kathy Lewis FOURTH ROW: Susan Bellinger, Cathy Cobb FIFTH ROW: Rachel Harris, Vickie Alvarez, Sherry Smith, Ouida Ashe, Sandra Garcia, Judy Smith SIXTH ROW: Dawn Banks, Sandra Vraguen SEVENTH ROW: Lee Gregory, Pat Lauqhlin EIGHTH ROW: Roger Vogeler, Ed Zontek, Mark Winstead, Jed Knight NINTH ROW: Nick Vlamis, Jeff Zander, Jeff Duewel, John Duewel, Doug Funderberg NOT PICTURED: Jim Frazier, Patty Riggs, Albert Rogers, John Wright 78 Block 'E' Officers L. to R.: Kathy Mowery-Sec., Rhonda Rosenbaum- Vice-Pres., Mr. Sanders-Advisor, Mark Paul-Pres. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Cheri Nelson, Diane Jefferson, Maria Romero, Sharon Algerio, Tami Walton, Susan Hafterson SECOND ROW: Mr. Sanders-Advisor, Kathy Mowery, Jeff Sceirine, Nory Greer, Edward Lund, Mark Paul, Rhonda Rojenbaum, Todd Hubbard, Susan Emerson NOT PICTURED: Virginia Yanz CHORALIERS AND CHORUS Sing In Harmony Choraliers is a group of advanced singers. Students must audition in order to gain membership in this group. The Choraliers helped with the Singing Valentines and also performed many concerts. Several Choralier members participated in All-State Choir and received superior ratings on their solos. The Chorus performed several concerts this year for the enjoyment of the entire community. They also held a choral workshop during the month of February in which they sang songs both in a group and individually. A money-making project of the Chorus was to send Singing Valentines. Once again, this project turned out to be quite a success. 1 L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Marjorie Fobes, Bonnie Bunning, Connie Lauver, Jodie Haycock, Cynthia Lee, Tina Gallegos, Tammy Helwick, Kevin Landenberger, Brenda Harry, Barbara Monson, Rai Brolliar SECOND ROW: DJ Ragsdale, Theresa Vogel, Noreen Arnold, Paul McPhee, Thomas Algerio, Brent Paul, Steve Vogel, Russell Palmer, Wink Embry, Katie Mintun, Sally Palmer, Beth Wilde, Mr. Sanders-Advisor Officers L. to R.: Mr. Sanders-Advisor, “Wink Embry, Vice- Pres., Connie Lauver-Pres., Russell Palmer-Sec. Choraliers and Chorus 79 DeLaureola- NATI ON A L HONOR SOCIETY Strength of mind comes from exercise, not from rest. —Alexander Pope DeLaureola, or the National Honor Society, has tried to become active this year as an organization at Elko High. One outstanding project was the formation of a scholarship to be given to a graduating Senior. The group also participated in school activities such as the Homecoming assembly and the Spring Carnival. L. to R.: STANDING: Mrs. Orser-Advisor, Susan Burns-Sec., Jeff Zander-Vice-Pres., George Collett-Pres. SITTING: Mary Sargeant, Barbara Wardwell, Dawn Banks, Susan Brown, Rita Mori, Mary Baer, Kelly Cook, Madeline Waid, Mya Hackett, Sue Noble, Tracie Mariani, Periann Scott, Paula Cuthbertson, Janie Konakis, Sandra Yraguen, Kathy Byrnes, Rich Cobb, Tana McDermott, Lisa Kern, Yolanda Silva, Vickie Davidson, Bonnie Duke, Kristen Hafterson, Genivieve Hannon, Moi Lew, Andrea Moiola, Darla Phillips, Pam Phillips L. to R.: STANDING: Margie Hassett, John Duewel, Jon Vietti, Steve Sargeant, Rich Embry, Tom Muth, Nick Vlamis, Doug Hunter, Ben Parks, Ken Grandjean, Jeff Duewel, Jeff Scierine, Brian Rueckert, Mark Paris, Gregg McPhee, Susan Emerson, Jim Frazier, Sandra Garcia NOT PICTURED: Kim Bower ECOLOGY CLUB Works For A Better Environment The Ecology Club is composed of students who are interested in cleaning up our environment. Several projects to help with campus beauty were performed by the group, one of the most important being the tiled mascot in the floor of the Centennial Gym. They also held their annual Spring Clean-Up to close out the year. L to R.: FRONT ROW: Angie Billings, Sally Barrett, Jorgina Jefferson-Treas., Elaine Gandolfo-Pres., Beth Wilde, Freda Larson, Mr. Briggs-Advisor IN TREE: Suzette Payne-Vice- Pres., Charlyn Burger-Press Correspondent, Teri Wammack, Kathy Williams-Sec. NOT PICTURED: Brenda Corgan, Laurie Ballew, Marcy Embry, Jennifer Hooper, Emery Rand 80 DeLaureola and Ecology Club FBLA Supports Free Enterprise The main purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America is to obtain the practical skills and techniques needed to become business leaders of tomorrow. The group attended the Western Regional FBLA Convention in Salt Lake City in November, and added to the social life at EHS by hosting the annual Valentine's Dance. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Jill Herzog, Debbie Sutherland, Trade Mariani, Laurie Neef, DeAnn Sparrow, Pam Carone, Mary Sargeant SECOND ROW: Maureen Blossom, Helen Rissler, Lonna Cluff, Lori Horton, Kathy Byrnes, Mary Baer THIRD ROW: Mrs. Sparrow-Advisor, Michelle Worthington, Patti Worthington, Lisa Corbett, Bruce Barnum FOURTH ROW: Angie Billings-Pres., Maria Romero-Sec., Kathy Williams-Historian, Rita Mori-Vice-Pres. FIFTH ROW: John Love-Parliamentarian, Carol Couchum-Treas., Elaine Gandolfo-Reporter NOT PICTURED: Arlene Owhi. FBLA 81 FFA- A Club That’s f§ Working The Future Farmers of America worked hard this year to keep their award- winning chapter in top shape. Members attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Mo., in November and hosted the annual FFA Steak Fry in March. Elko High was also well represented by the members who attended the State FFA Convention held in Reno in April. Seniors L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Genivieve Hannon, Pam Phillips, Darla Phillips, Tammy Chiles, Virginia Yanz, Donna Domingo SECOND ROW: Mark Paris, Jerry Branscomb, Lynn Smith, Jay Van Sickle THIRD ROW: Alfred Zaga, John Palacio, Andy Goicoechea, Dan Mawson, Tom Griswold Juniors L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Sheila Fieselman, Sheri Lear, Lucy Tomera, Pat Yanz, Suzanne Duval, Pam Carone SECOND ROW: Melvin Smith, Gerald Beck, Randy Sharp, Pam Bottari, Kevin McMahon, Rod Elser Sophomores L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Lori Phillips, Mary Yraguen, Val Phillips, LeeAnn Price, Cindy Long SECOND ROW: Glen Baird, Clay Rankin, Bill Leahy, Frank Zaga, Kenny Scott, Kevin Clark, Dale Groves THIRD ROW: Jake Hannon, Todd Seal, John Ogden, Rory Krenka, Mike Wilson, Mark Cerbin, Richard Domingo This Page Sponsored By: EVANS AND BILYEU 82 FFA Freshmen L to R.: FRONT ROW. Debbie Wright, Carol Duval, Sara Krenka, Debbie Kennedy SECOND ROW: David Coleman, Dana Lear, Steve Schweer, Kenyon Sharp, Mike Hill THIRD ROW: Todd Jester, Darin Borden, Doug Carpenter, Delmar Williamson, Doug Nutting, Jess Sustacha Officers 1st Semester L. to R.: Mr. Horton-Advisor, Jerry Branscomb- Pres., Lynn Smith-Vice-Pres., Darla Phillips-Sec., Lucy Tomera-Treas., Mark Paris-Reporter, Gerald Beck-Sentinel, Mr. Cooney-Asst. Advisor Officers 2nd Semester L. to R.: Mr. Horton-Advisor, Lynn Smith-Pres., Darla Phillips-Vice-Pres., Sheri Lear-Sec., Pam Bottari-Reporter, Glen Baird-Treas., Kenny Scott- Sentinel, Mr. Cooney-Asst. Advisor FFA 83 CHAPTER SWEETHEART FINALISTS-L. to R.: Lucy Tomera-3rd, Darla Phillips-1978 Chapter Sweetheart, Pam Phillips-Nevada Sweetheart, Pam Bottari-lst, Sheri Lear-2nd 84 FFA L. to R.: Mr. Horton-Advisor, Jerry Branscomb-Pres. 1st Sem., Lynn Smith-Pres. 2nd Sem., Mr. Cooney-Asst. Advisor, Mr. Nox-Student Teacher NAT. CONVENTION DELEGATES-L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Suzanne Duval, Sheri Lear, Val Phillips, Tammy Chiles, Pat Vanz, Lucy Tomera SECOND ROW: Randy Sharp, Genivieve Hannon, Pam Phillips, Darla Phillips, Pam Carone, Kenny Scott THIRD ROW: Mark Paris, Jerry Branscomb, John Palacio, Richard Domingo, Lynn Smith, Donna Domingo MEATS TEAM-L. to R.: Darla Phillips, Mark Paris DAIRY TEAM-L. to R.: Lucy Tomera, Donna Domingo, Sheri Lear FHA- A Way To Get Involved In Community, School, And Personal Activities L. to R.: SITTING: Val Aguirre, Maria Romero, Lonna Cluff, Adrienne Aguirre-Vice-Pres., Kathy Byrnes-Parliamentarian, Rita Mori-Sec., Deanna Skelton-V.P. Public Relations, Susan Emerson-V.P. Projects, Cheri Nelson-Pres., Sheila Smith-Reporter, Yvonne Borjas, Mary Yraguen KNEELING: Michelle Barber, Rosemarie Alberro, Lori Horton, Elizabeth Alvarez-Treas., Tracie Mariani, Sandra Yraguen.. Mary Sargeant, Ouida Ashe, Mary Baer, Miss Goicoechea-Advisor NOT PICTURED: Vickie Alvarez-Historian, Kathy Barone, Barbara Monson, Begona Ormaza State Officers L. to R.: Cheri Nelson-Historian, Miss Goicoechea-Advisor, Rita Mori-Secretary The Future Homemakers of America held bi-monthly meetings this year which consisted of guest speakers, demonstrations, and business discussions. In October, members attended the District Roundup in Winnemucca and the state convention was held in Reno during the month of April. The FHA also worked in the hot dog stand and made brownies and other home-baked goodies for all home baseball games. FHA 85 FORENSICS Debate The Issues Members of the Elko High Forensic club traveled to various meets throughout the state this year to voice their opinions and debate the issues. Several members received individual awards at these meets and others simply chalked them up to experience. All in all, this organization proved to be very educational and worthwhile for those students involved. L. to R.: SITTING: Jeff Jarvie, Susan Kennedy, Laurie Neef, Beth Portwood, Mr. McGinty- Advisor STANDING: Nancy Porter, Susan fjllenberger, Sally Barrett, Randy Shane, Susan Emerson-Pres., Cheri Nelson NOT PICTURED: Janelle Poulsen-Vice-Pres., Paul Yost FTA SAE Instruct A Rising Generation The Future Teachers of America is an organization for those students interested in the field of education whether it be coaching, teaching, or counseling. Students act as teacher aides in other schools during their free time and in this way are able to get practical experience in the educational field. A workshop was held in the fall and the members attended the state convention to close out the year. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Jennifer Trease, Cindy Long, Freda Larson SECOND ROW: Susan Hafterson, Jeannie Hall-Vice-Pres., John Love-Pres. THIRD ROW: Noreen Arnold-Sec.-Treas., Susan Emerson- Historian, Kathy Baer, Kathy Mowery 86 Forensics and FTA SAE GERMAN CLUB Keeping Up With The World The German students at EHS have formed quite a unique organization. Although it is a fairly new club, the membership has increased rapidly with enthusiastic students. The club participated in the Homecoming assembly and also held a dinner which featured homemade German dishes prepared by the members. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Greg Parks, Doug Hunter, Mary Manilla, Kathy Manilla, Jeff Scierine, Greg Kite, Paul Gardner SECOND ROW: Brian Rueckert, Scott Bird THIRD ROW: Jane Sayko, Carol Nicholson, Sandra Garcia, Jeff Duewel- Pres., Laurie Ballew, Jerry Fogle FOURTH ROW: Ginger Mintun, John Duewel, Fred Call, Rich Cobb, Mr. Johnson-Advisor NOT PICTURED: George Collett, Randy Cook GOVERNOR’S YOUTH TRAFFIC SAFETY COUNCIL Promotes Safe Driving L. to R.: Mr. Hassett-Advisor, Roger Vogeler, Michelle Moyle, Deanna McDonald, Laurie Ballew The Governor's Youth Traffic Safety Council is composed of students who receive the highest scores on a written test taken in their Driver's Education class. This year's delegation attended a seminar in which they-practiced driving skills and learned more about traffic safety. Local delegates also brought back the idea of forming a Traffic and Safety Club at Elko High, which was unanimously voted in by the Student Council. German Club and GYTSC 87 HOT DOG STAND Provides Refreshments During Football Games The Hot Dog Stand was jointly sponsored by members of FHA and VICA. These students worked very hard in buying supplies and preparing the food needed by fans and rooters during chilly football games. L To R.: KNEELING: Rosemarie Alberro, Lisa Corbett, Stacy Armuth, Lonna Cluff STANDING: Miss Goicoechea-FHA Advisor, Angie Billings, Elizabeth Alvarez, Sharon Monson, Yvonne Borjas, Pat McBride, Mr. Clark-Advisor PEP CLUB Keeps Spirit High The spirited Pep Club worked throughout the year to give support to the athletic teams at EHS. Cookies and other baked goods were given to the teams when they played out-of- town games, and lockers were deliciously decorated during Homecoming week. The Pep Club also ordered matching shirts and sat in a block to cheer at the basketball games. Officers Val Aguirre-Vice-Pres. Pam Phillips-Pres. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Kolene Murdoch, Ruth Meranda, Maureen Young, Leslie Scales, Marcy Embry, Kerry Bird, Val Aguirre, Joyce Fobes, Tobi Sceirine, Cheryl Paoli, Linda Mori, Vicki Wallock, Kathy Baroni, Alisa Aguirre, Begona Ormaza, Lisa Howes SECOND ROW: Angie Aguirre, Chris Vlamis, Lori Nelson, Deanna McDonald, Consuelo Silva, JoAnne Sarasua, Jane Sayko, Kathy McMullen, Kaye Larson, Jennifer Evans, Patti Worthington, Michelle Worthington, Ginger Mintun, Kathy Black, Teresa Puccinelli, Mary Baer, Claudia Hernandez Laurie Neef, Carolyn Kaiser, Laura Kellers, Laurie Ballew, Mary Sargeant, Pam Phillips 88 Hot Dog Stand and Pep Club POHOB B USINESS STAFF The Pohob Business Staff worked hard this year, selling ads to the local businesses in hopes of raising enough money to produce a unique yearbook. New advertising ideas were used, and the drive proved successful. In January, the staff held its annual banquet at the Star Hotel to wrap up a busy season. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Judy Jevas, Andrea Moiola, Yolanda Silva, Susan Burns, Consuelo Silva, Cheryl Paoli, Tobi SCeirine, Mary Yraguen, Madeline Waid, Mary Sargeant SECOND ROW: John Love, Kristen Wright, Mary Baer, Marquitta Samper, Rachel Harris, Laurie Neef, Carolyn Kaiser, Sheila Smith, Tracie Mariani, Sandra Yraguen, Kathy Byrnes Used Their Time And Effort To Bring You This Yearbook POHOB PHOTO- GRAPHY STAFF Taking photographs of school life was the main objective of the Pohob Photography Staff. Students took many of the candid and action shots found among the pages of this book. Their hard work is greatly appreciated. L. to R.: Angie Billings, Paul Gardner, Ouida Ashe, Sue Noble, Jeff Duewel Pohob Business and Photo Staffs 89 YEARBOOK STAFF L. to R.: Ouida Ashe-Photography Manager, Sandra Yraguen-Copy Editor, Tracie Mariani-Editor, Mr. Smith-Advisor, Andrea Moiola- Business Manager, Judy Jevas-Asst. Business Manager, Rachel Harris-Asst. Editor At this time I would like to thank all those people who gave their time and effort in making this yearbook possible. Sandra, having you there to talk to and discuss any ideas or problems meant more to me than you'll ever know. You were always willing to help, and by writing the copy, you added a great deal to this yearbook. Andrea, you did a great job. I never worried about the sales or all the other work you did because I knew you had everything organized. It was a relief. Rachel, you were terrific. You helped me in so many ways, from running the little errands to finalizing the pages. I really appreciated it. I would also like to take this opportunity to wish you the best of luck next year. Weeds, you took much of the pressure off of me when you organized the picture assignments and coverage. Judy, thank you for helping whenever I needed it. Mrs. Amestoy Mary Baer Mrs. Beck . Susan Burns ' Mr. Bush Business Staff Businesses Kathy Byrnes Pete Cavende ? Tammy Chiles I Mr. Clark 4Kk Jeff DuewelS| Paul GardnS Mrs. Hill Carolyn Kaifl I hope this yearbook has cM each of you. Tried a fHv ofl Mr. Kerth Kathy Lewis Mom and Dad Fqta Mori Laurie Neef Carol Nicholson Sue Noble parents Cnris Priaulx 1 Mrs. Rackley - ann Scott I nts J Donna Way� illiams i s that are iaSaor z irrni M iU 1977-78 Pohob Editor over if it makes a memory. -Mary Ellen Lowe. Mr. Smith, you made my dreams be gme r lity. A special thank you to the following: Editor's Page 91 POW wow Brings Us The News The Pow Wow, published monthly, supplied the students at EHS with all the latest news and gossip. Activities of the different organizations around the school were reported on as well as the latest in sports. Toward the end of the year, the Pow Wow staff held their annual banquet in which the new editor was announced. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Pam Carone, Kathy Williams, Periann Scott, Teri Wammack, Karen Phillips SECOND ROW: Rita Mori, Elaine Gandolfo, Donna Domingo, Rachel Harris, Mrs. Amestoy-Advisor, Sue Noble, Tamre Payne, Tammy Chiles, Sally Barrett, Kathy Byrnes Advisor, Editor, Business Manager Mrs. Amestoy, Periann Scott, Sue Noble 92 Pow Wow L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Mark Paris, George Collett, Kathy Black, Lei Worthington, Bonnie Duke, Nick Vlamis SECOND ROW: Scott McBeth, Mr. Rossolo-Advisor, Jeff Sceirine, Susan Kennedy, Diane Jefferson, Susan Ellenberger, Lee Gregory Talent At Its Best DRAMA CLUB Drama Club, open to all students, assists with putting the school plays on. Members sell tickets, construct the stage, paint scenery, and furnish costumes and makeup. They also serve as cast members and earn points for the activities they participate in. THESPIANS Thespians is the honor section of Drama Club. In order to be eligible, students must earn a certain number of points in Drama Club activities. The National Thespian Society held a banquet in the spring to honor the outstanding actors and actresses of the club and to end a year of hard work. L. to R.: STANDING: George Collett, Diane Jefferson-Sec., Scott McBeth-Treas., Jeff Sceirine-Pres., Kathy Black-Vice- Pres., Lei Worthington BOTTOM: Mr. Rossolo-Advisor Drama Club and Thespians 93 VIC A- Working To Build Valuable Skills The Vocational Industrial Club of America is composed of students taking one or more of the vocational classes offered at Elko High. These students practice individual skills and perfect them for their annual trip to the State Meet. They also co-sponsor the Hot Dog Stand with the FHA. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Pat McBride, Todd Scott, Dave Fagoaga, Walter Musolf, Justin Duncan, Lisa Corbett, Mark Williams, Ron Reindl, Angie Billings, Mr. Clark-Advisor SECOND ROW: Nathan Duncan, Randy Schweer, Cole Morse, Keven Harrington NOT PICTURED: Stacy Armuth, Brad Berry, Lana Hunter, Ed Long, Joe Bruning, Stuart Williams Officers L. to R.: Ron Reindl-Historian, Mark Williams- Parliamentarian, Pat McBride-Chaplan, Kevin Harrington-Vice-Pres., Lisa Corbett-Reporter, Angie Billings-Sec., Todd Scott-Pres., Justin Duncan-Treas., Mr. Clark-Advisor WAR WHOOPS Broadcasts The Events Of EHS War Whoops, also known as the Voice of EHS, is a bi-monthly radio program which interprets the news and views of Elko High. Activities of the various organizations around the school are discussed as well as sports and personal predictions of the host and hostess. Guest speakers are featured on each program to talk about the projects taken on by the organizations in which they are involved. L. to R.: Nick Vlamis and Sue Noble 94 VICA and War Whoops Run . . . onto the field of sports. Where you begin as a boy and finish ay a man, feel the triumph of winning, 'face the disappointment of losing. Stand tall. . . you deserve to be proud. Sports 95 A player on a team of ours should be a man you see, it matters not your measured height five one or six foot three. It's what's inside that counts the most of character and pride, of self determination and the courage that's inside. An INDIAN is a leader of himself and others too, he's the guy with second effort when the others say they're through. An INDIAN of the maroon and white is a guy who sets the pace. He's a guy that's so determined you can see it on his face. Winning comes in second, it's best effort through the fight that qualifies the winner who's played with heart and might. An INDIAN is a guy who's trained, who has given of his best, who's got a heart that beats with pride deep within his chest. An honest guy who plays the rules, who's committed not to cheat. On and off the battlefield that's the guy who's tough to beat. An INDIAN is a score of things, he's effort, brain, and brawn. An INDIAN we'll remember well when the average guy is gone honesty, integrity and self determination, desire to give it all he's got, a positive sensation. A mind that's quick, a body strong and a heart that wouldn't cheat make real INDIANS of Elko High, the kind that can't be beat. So guy if you can qualify, if you want it quite that much lift up your head, your.heart, and soul and victory you will touch. You might not win all the games you play, but you'll never really lose. You might be stiff and sore some days, but your pride you'll never bruise. Be everything an INDIAN is, work hard until you are. Then every INDIAN on this Elko team will be a 96 Football VARSITY FOOTBALL L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Tony Reyes, John Machado, Pat Laughlin, Lonnie Nutting, Tom Muth, Keith Drinnon, Doug Funderberg, Jeff Duewel, Doyal Kirby, Ed Zontek, Rich Embry SECOND ROW: John Carson, Jay Van Sickle, Joe Bruning, Mitch Barone, Jed Knight, Jeff Zander, Nick Vlamis, Fred Call, Bart Thompson, Rich Cobb, Walter Musolf, Tom Griswold THIRD ROW: Coach Kump, Dave Fagoaga, John Duewel, Tim Moore, Jerry Branscomb, Alfred Zaga, Steve Sargeant, Mark Winstead, Dan Basanez, Joe McDaniel, George Collett, Marty Logsden, Asst. Coach Jardine Senior Football Players Joe Bruning-23 Fred Call-73 (T) John Carson-10 (HB) Mitch Barone-44 (HB) Jerry Branscomb-65 (G) Varsity Football 97 Rich Cobb-34 (FB) George Collett-34 (C) Keith Drinnon-4fe (HB) Jeff Duewel-61 (G) John Duewell-89 (E) Rich Embry-66 (G) John Machado-33 (HB) Tim Moore-26 (HB) Tom Muth-19 (QB) Steve Sargeant-53 (G) Bart Thompson-86 (DT) Jay Van Sickle-86 (C) Nick Vlamis-45 (HB) Mark Winstead-79 (T) Alfred Zaga-52 (C) Jeff Zander-28 (DE) 98 Senior Football Players J.V. FOOTBALL L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Kevin McMahon, Martin Fagoaga, Bill Leahy, Steve Ernaut, Bill Kellers, Ivan Ragsdale, Curtis Welsch, John Wright, Manuel Romero, Mark Lupercio, Alex Guzman, Phil Biegler SECOND ROW: Lupe Mancha, Eric Hearon, Todd Griswold, Todd Drake, Cory Prunty, Jerry Fogle, Rusty Braithwaite, James Sargeant, Frank Zaga, Woody Wilson, Steve Goicoechea, Vic Herrera THIRD ROW. Coach Cline, Greg Smales, Shawn Sanford, Randy Burgess, Curt Perry, Alfred Plank, Jeff Draper, Tracy Barnes, Jose Arbillaga, Richard Domingo, Jeff Frazier, Marcus Samper, Coach Kump FRESHMEN FOOTBALL L to R.: FRONT ROW: Kimball Atkinson, Chris Johnson, Mark Jones, Joe Rosevear, Mitch Geyer, Matt Smith, Dan Kane, David Kern, Dan Allred, Ken Rather, Brian Porter, Phil Neff, Kevin Hines SECOND ROW: Joe Calzacorta, Ed Payne, Mark Byrnes, Elliot Whittaker, Paul Morley, Jeff Sustacha, Giovanni Puccinelli , Doug Nutting, Loren Grandjean, Mitch Knight, Fermin Arbillaga, Jerome Samper, Ricky Driggs THIRD ROW: Coach Reyes, Clayton Johnnie, Doug Harris, Steve Crapo, Todd Jester, Dave Murphy, Jed Stuart, Jim Welch, Doug Carpenter, Jon Bowman, Brent Paul, Jeff Mariluch J.V. and Freshmen Football 99 VARSITY BASKETBALL L. to R.: Greg Smales-Manager, Wade Pitman, Lee Gregory, Dan Basanez, Rod Elser, Richard Cobb, Brad Vaughn, Ben Parks, Dennis Cooley, Dave Pratt, Jeff Draper, Brian Rueckert, Nick Vlamis, Gerald Beck-Trainer KNEELING: Coach Reyes J.V. BASKETBALL L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Cory Prunty, Chris Swendseid, Roger Vogeler, Doug Nutting SECOND ROW: Coach Cline, John Garamendi, David Lewis, Todd Drake, Brent Paul, Jeff Frazier, Todd Griswold, Albert Rogers LRESHMEN BASKETBALL This Page Sponsored By: HAPPY DA YS PRE- SCHOOL AND ELKO COUNTY FARM SUPPLY L. to R.: Matt Smith, Mark Menicucci, Zane Sims, Mitch Knight, Mitch Geyer, Jeb Stewart, Jim Northouse, Dan Dodge, Neil Osmun, Jim Welch, Jeff Mariluch, Giovanni Puccinelli, Dan Allred, Felipe Ghrist, Coach Gallagher 100 Varsity, J.V. and Freshmen Basketball Senior Basketball Players Rich Cobb-34 (F) Dennis Cooley-30 (F) Ben Parks-42 (C) Brian Rueckert-14 (G) Nick Vlamis-20 (G) Senior Basketball Players 101 VARSITY WRESTLING L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Tom Muth, Jon Vietti, Joe Hassett, Mitch Barone, Frank LaPere SECOND ROW: Steve Sargeant, Mark Winstead, Curt Perry, Jeff Duewel, Doug Funderberg, Coach Blackwell J.V WRESTLING L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Steve Ernaut, Dave Kern, Eddie Rizo, Loren Grandjean. Alex Guzman, Manuel Romero, Mark Lupercio, Doug Carpenter SECOND ROW: Eddie Payne, Scott Satterwaite, Lupe Mancha, Jerry Fogle, James Sargeant, Bill Monson, Kevin McMahon, Coach Kump 102 V. and J.V. Wrestling Jeff Duewel-157 lbs. Mark Winstead-178 lbs. Steve Sargeant-194 lbs. Jon Vietti Dou9 Funderberg Senior Wrestlers 103 WLHSil FRONT: Kara Oberi Joyce Fobes TOP: f MIDDLI VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES J.V. FOOTBALL SCORES The Varsity Football Team had one of its better years this year, finishing with a 5-4 record. The team improved throughout the entire season, and the players diligently worked together. The team had 27 lettermen, many of them lettering for their second year. Although the team contained mostly Seniors, the few Juniors on the squad gained much experience and can look forward to another fine season at EHS. The Junior Varsity Football Team played well this season, finishing with a 4-4 record. The team often played against Varsity teams from single A schools and easily defeated these teams. The majority of the games the J.V.'s lost were lost by only a few points and the games they won were often won by an impressive margin. Future football at EHS looks very promising! FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCORES VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES The Freshmen Football Team had an exceptional season this year, finishing with a record of 5-0. Many of their games were against Junior Varsity teams, and the young Indians always came out on top. The Freshmen learned to play as a team and can now look forward to playing J.V. and Varsity football in their future years at EHS. The Varsity Basketball Team had a rough season this year, winning only one conference game. Although the team tried had and improved with each game, they just didn't end up on top at the end of the fourth quarter. They did, however, beat archrival Monogue and, they furnished Elko High students with a season that will never be forgotten! 106 Scores The Junior Varsity Basketball Team worked very hard throughout the season and finished with a record of 4-13. The team, composed of past Frosh players, veteran J.V. players, and a few new basketball players, worked together to develop skills and to learn to play together as a team. Many players reached personal goals and have set new goals for future basketball season. The Freshmen Basketball Team finished an excellent season with an 11-5 record. Several exciting close- to-the-wire games were played, with the Indians winning many and losing only a few by a couple of points. Picking up skills and setting numerous personal goals, the Freshman are anticipating future basketball seasons at EHS. VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES J.V. WRESTLING The Varsity Wrestling Team ended their season with a record of 4-4-1. Due to injury and disciplinary problems, the team was able to bring many different members up from the J.V. squad to wrestle at the Varsity level. By the time the State Tournament arrived, the team was strong and composed of determined, able wrestlers. These wrestlers attended the State Wrestling Tournament in Winnemucca, came home with several individual awards, and The Junior Varsity Wrestling Team did very well this season. The wrestlers worked hard to gain skills and learn new moves. They also gave the Varsity wrestlers a good work-out at the nightly wrestling practices. At the end of the season, these wrestlers attended the Junior Varsity State Wrestling Tournament in Winnemucca, in which they finished in a tie for third place. finished as the 4th place team in the state. Scores 107 Aetion 109 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Kathy Lewis, Judy Smith, Lisa Kern, Susan Bellinger SECOND ROW: Coach Headly, Bonnie Burgess, Dawn Banks, Rachel Harris, Sherry Smith, Cathy Cobb, Bonnie Duke-Manager Senior Basketball Players Dawn Banks-20 (C) Lisa Kern-23 (F) Kathy Lewis-22 (G) Sherry Smith-21 (F) 110 Girls' Varsity Basketball GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Vickie Roysden, Cindy Hartung, Laura LaPere, Debbie Bennett SECOND ROW: Coach Briggs, Leslie Whittaker, Marlene Plank, Cindy Bailey, Kim Thompson, Bonnie Duke-Manager GIRLS’J.V. VOLLEYBALL L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Vickie Roysden, Debbie Montoya, Tami Walton, Judy Smith, Laurie Ballew SECOND ROW: Coach Christean, Debbie Bennett, Chris Vlamis, Cathy Cobb, Rachel Harris, Brenda Corgan, Peggy DeBoer, Kathy Manilla, Elizabeth Alvarez-Manager Girls' J.V. Basketball and Volleyball 111 GIRLS’ VARSITY VOLLEYBALL L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Cindy Hartung, Sandra Garcia, Leslie Whittaker, Mary Manilla SECOND ROW: Coach Headley, Patty Riggs, Sandra Yraguen, Kathy Lewis, Sherry Smith, Bonnie Burgess, Lisa Kern, Judy Jevas, Tamre Payne-Manager Senior Volleyball Players Sandra Gracia-13 Lisa Kern-23 Kathy Lewis-22 Patty Riggs-20 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES GIRLS' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCORES The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team battled through many good games this season. The team carried a 12-5 conference record when they went to State at Reno on November 2,3, and 4 and went on to tie for 3rd place at the state tournament. Since the majority of team members will be returning next season, EHS can look forward to another exciting year of Girls' Basketball. The Varsity Volleyball Team carried a 15-1 conference record to the State Championships at Incline Village on February 18. The team defeated both Yerington and Fallon to advance to the championship match. Losing to Boulder City in the finals, the Indians returned home as the 1977-78 State AA Runners-Up with a record of 17-2. GIRLS9 J.V. BASKETBALL SCORES GIRLS' J.V. VOLLEYBALL SCORES The Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Team played very well this year. Holding a 9-1 season record, these girls practiced fundamentals, learned to work as a team, and gained practical experience. A few members were even moved up to the Varsity team to play at the State Championships. The Girls' Junior Varsity Volleyball Team had an excellent season. Undefeated throughout the year, these girls practiced skills and gained experience that will help them in future seasons. After their season ended, they continued to support the Varsity with spirit posters and a Good Luck pa ty when the Varsity went to State. Scores 113 INTRAMURALS Gymnastics The Gymnastics Team was composed of students who had a strong desire to condition their bodies and learn more about the sport of gymnastics. These students worked out every night during the winter months on either weights or the various equipment in the gymnastics room. Although they never actually performed in front of a large audience, the gymnasts gained self- satisfaction and a feeling of accomplishment and success. Volleyball Intramural volleyball was quite successful this year, with a total of 61 girls of different ages turning out to play the after-school matches. The girls chose the teams they wished to play on and then played a round- robin tournament. Many girls who played intramurals went on to try out for the interscholastic volleyball teams. L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Dave Armuth, Frank Zaga, Joe Calzacorta, Lonnie Nutting, Brett Hammond, Verle Moon, Coach Kendall SECOND ROW: Karen Phillips, Tamra Wilson, Dan Antonioli, Kim Van Leeuwen THIRD ROW: Laura LaPere, Laurie Walters, Debbie Breschini L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Mary Manilla, Patty Riggs, Debbie Montoya, Chris Vlamis, Charlyn Burger, Joann Wagnes, Therese Weiss, Mary Yraguen SECOND ROW: Miss Christean, Stephanie Aguirre, Sandra Yraguen, Brenda Corgan, Peggy DeBoer, Tamre Payne, Lisa Kern, Cindy Hartung, Judy Jevas, Laurie Ballew, Traci Mariani 116 Intramurals Activities POWDER PUFF FOOTBAFL On October 29, Powder Puff Football returned to Elko High with the Pep E taking on the Band girls. The two groups shared both the work and the profits involved with this event. Varsity football players served as coaches and students served as tickettakers and announcers. Male cheerleaders were featured along with a halftime show performed by the Band cheerleaders. The game in itself was suspenseful, with the Band scoring a touchdown in the fourth quarter to end a scoreless game and finish on top, 6-0. Activities 117 TEN LITTLE INDIANS Production Staff Director......... Student Director. Set Design....... Light Technicians Set Crew......... Programs................. Publicity................ Cast Rogers................... Mrs. Rogers.............. Fred Maracott............ Vera Claythorne.......... Philip Lombard........... Anthony Marston........... William Blore............. General MacKenzie........ Emily Brent.............. Sir Lawrence Wargrave..... Dr. Armstrong............. .........Hugh Rossolo ........Kathy Black ........ Lee Gregory Margie Hassett .........Paul Gardner Brad Vaughan .........Nancy Porter Beth Portwood Janelle Poulson Stephen Paul Sanders ..........Pam Phillips .........Brad Drinnon ......Susan Kennedy .........Greg Smales ......Diane Jefferson .........Jeff Sceirine ........B. J. Tatomer ......George Collett ........Scott McBeth ...Susan Ellenberger ........Mark Paris ..........Lee Gregory ELKO A L UMNI GAME On December 15, before the regular basketball season began, a group of Elko High alumni played a scrimmage game against the Varsity basketball team. The game gave the team good pre-season practice. Although the Varsity put up a good fight, the more experienced alumni team ended up on top, 83-65. f Elko Alumni Game 119 WINTER RALLY The first basketball homecoming, the Winter Rally, was held February 20-24. The theme of homecoming, Freestyle , was depicted in numerous skits presented by different organizations at the homecoming assembly. King candidates, who were selected by the EHS student body, were Mitch Barone, Rich Embry, Tom Muth, Steve Sargeant, and Nick Vlamis. At the homecoming game between Elko and Lowry, Mitch Barone was announced as the King and was later presented at the Homecoming Dance which followed the game. L. to R.: Mitch Barone, Tom Muth, Nick Vlamis,-Steve Sargeant, Rich Embry King Mitch Barone if m HOMECOMING 77 Homecoming '77, which was dedicated to the class of 1977, began on October 11. The theme of this year's Homecoming was “Star Warriors. Throughout the week, individual classes were busy working on posters, skits, and floats. Each day of the week was designated as a certain dress-up day. Tuesday began the festivities with a tribute to Elvis Presley and the '50's. Students could be seen around the campus wearing oxfords, bobby sox, wool skirts, sweaters, rolled up jeans, and sunglasses. Wednesday, depicting our Homecoming theme, was called “Star Wars day. Students were seen with glitter and stars in their hair and paint on their faces. A few were spotted in full costume. Wednesday night was the hilarious skit dress rehearsal. Bonfire Thursday began as students arrived at school wearing a variety of shirts and hats to carry out T-Shirt and Hat day. This day brought one of the best responses from the student body. On Thursday night, everyone huddled together at the Bonfire to boost school spirit and get “fired up for Friday's big game. Friday, which was designated as maroon and white day, began as students entered the poster-filled halls wearing the school colors and spirit buttons. Football players' lockers were decorated and filled to the brim with goodies. In the afternoon, the band marched through the halls playing the school song on the way to the Homecoming assembly. The assembly, which was attended by the students, alumni, and parents, was termed a great success. During the assembly, the winners of the poster, skit, overall spirit, and float competitions were announced. The Seniors won the poster skit, and overall spirit competition, and the Juniors won the float competition. Immediately after the assembly, the car parade wound its way through the downtown streets. The evening began as Moi Lew was crowned Homecoming Queen. The crowning was followed by the football game, in which a powerful Yerington team defeated Elko by a score of 15-44. The result of the game did not dampen Homecoming Spirit, and Saturday morning began the decorating of the gym for the Homecoming Dance. The dance with music provided by Uncle • Wiggley, featured the presentation of the Queen and her court. It was enjoyed by all who attended and wrapped up an outstanding and memorable Homecoming Week. 122 Homecoming-Bonfire Pep Assembly 123 Pep Assembly «0� L ‘...I 126 Pre-Game Homecoming Queen Moi Lew Attendant Kathy Black Attendant Kristen Wright Tana McDermott Attendant Andrea Moiola 128 Queen and Attendants Homecoming Dance L. to R.: Kathy Black and Keith Drinnon, Andrea Moiola and Tom Muth, Moi Lew and George Collett, Kristen Wright and John Machado, Tana McDermott and Pat Laughlin Homecoming Dance 129 HARVEST BALL The Harvest Ball was held on November 5. The annual dance, co-sponsored by the FFA and the FHA, featured a live band, a cake auction, and the crowning of the king and queen. The king was Jay Van Sickle and the queen was Ouida Ashe. A good time was enjoyed by all who attended. Queen Ouida Ashe and King Jan Van Sickle 9 22 1 ■ « PEP CLUB FACULTY GAME The Pep Club scrimmaged the Elko High faculty on February 27. This game was sponsored by the Block E and was to be a preliminary contest to the arrival of the “Harlem Clowns. The Clowns never did arrive, though, so the girls and faculty played three regular quarters and a twenty-two minute fourth quarter. The faculty finally won the contest, 105-58. Foreign Exchange Students All people smile in the same language ' Marta Chaves-Bogota, Columbia Debbie Lambach-Curitiba, Brazil Patricia Rojas-Santiago, Chile 132 Foreign Exchange Students And here’s to the times we used to know. It’s hard to hold them in our arms again But hard to let them go. —Neil Diamond School 133 Look to this day for it is life the very life of life In its brief course lie all the realities and truths of existence the joy of growth the splendor of action the glory of power For yesterday is but a memory And tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived Makes every yesterday a memory of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Look well, therefore, to this day! -------Ancient Sanskrit Poem From This To This We Support You. You Support Us. CITY A UTO PARTS 608 Commercial St. Elko, Nevada CONGRA TULA TIONS, SENIORS! CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Jim Wright Family Tuscarora, Nevada Wright Ranch -4A i=t SD DUVAL RANCHING COMPANY Harriet's Beauty Salon Mr's. Hair Styling For Men and Women Exclusive Jhimach and Unicure Retailer Specializing in Perms- Natural or Curly Hair • Cutting • Shaping • Tinting • Wigs Specializing in • Permanent • Waving • Manicuring • Styling 738-3722 403 Henderson Bank Building CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS Steve Val Wines OF '78 V Livestock Co. 1 Buster Qwen Wines Eloise McQueary Frances Joe Cecil Ward Neil R, z ux ads 137 COMMERCIAL BARBER SHOP 369 Railroad Street TRACIE, Congratulations on a job well done as Editor of the Pohob. We are proud of all your fine accomplishments. Good luck in your future endeavors. Love, Mom Dad w Travelers Home Away From Home KIM, Thanks for trying so hard. We know it wasn't always easy GOD BLESS, Mom, Dad, Scot ELKO MOTOR INN MOTEL Best Wishes to LAURA and all her friends. George Marjorie Kellers Congratulations and best wishes to a fine daughter, DEBBIE SHAW. Gordon and Cathy Casteel (702)738-4433 1243 Idaho Street Elko, Nevada 89801 Congratulations DAVID. Best Wishes and good luck to a fine son. Love, Mom Dad Congratulations, FRED We are proud of your accomplishments. Love, Mom and Dad ELKO TOOL SHARPENING AND FIX IT SHOP Phone 738-8500 A72 Commercial. St. ELKO. NEVADA 89801 Congratulations, CHET, Thanks for being such a super person. We are proud of you. We love you. Your Family 138 ads KATHY BLACK, Congratulations on your graduation and all of your accomplishments during high school. May the future bring you success and happiness. BOYDS REFRIGERA TION AND AIR CONDITIONING Mom, Dad, and David 946 Commercial St. Congratulations, RICK. Best Wishes in all you do. Dad, Mom Candy SKAGGS DRUG CENTERS Congratulations, Class of '78, and our special son MARK PARIS. Charlie, Anne, Chris The most complete drug store in town Congratulations and best wishes, PAM PHILLIPS. CONGRA TULA TIONS Love, Your Family uRA D UA TINu CLASS OF LISA and KATHY, Made a terrific start! The world's yours — go get it! Mom Edwards 1978 Congratulations, CRAIG! From Mom and Dad 480 W. Idaho Street ELKO TRANSFER RENTAL AND STORAGE Our Best To You SENIORS Local Long Distance Moving Clark Williams 738-5065 Cabled Community Systems ABC TV PIX INC ni. . . Ngr Delivering 3 Major Metworks CBS 490 Commercial St. 376 Fifth Street Telephone 738-5222 • Elko, Nevada ads 139 Congratulations, CHOCH ' and Class of 1978. YOUR FAMILY GLENN DISTRIBUTING GOOD LUCK, SENIORS a re MARYS RIVER RANCH 140 ads CONGRA TULA TIONS! VIETTI ELECTRIC CO NEV. STATE UC. 6191A hugh d. McMullen REALTOR CB REALTOR Dear JON Thank-you for being the fine person you are. We wish you much happiness on your journey through life. With Love and Pride in your achievements. Mom Dad, Jim Amy 429 Court St. 738-7278 Elko, Nevada 89801 73B-3436 MILIWORK Mountain Cihj Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIAL ads 141 SPEED’S PHILLIPS SER VICE Motor Tune-Ups Brake Service 24 Hr. Towing 142 ads CONGRA TULA TIONS, £ CLASS OF 1978! V Willis Packer Ranch Tuscarora Norman and Ellen Thompson Mountain City Leo J. Damele Sons Ranches V7 Ranch Lamoille ST O y so ns 7 Jess Sustacha Lamoille William Glaser Deer Horn Ranch Deeth Zaga Ranches 3— CJ AL Ellison Mr. Mrs. John Krenka Ranching Company Ruby Valley Saval Ranching Co. Northfork PA $ V1 Glaser Land Livestock Wayne Phillips Pete Mary Jean Paris vz Lee Livestock Waysack Elko ads 143 Law Offices of WILSON, WILSON AND BARROWS, LTD. One Professional Center P.0. Box 389 Elko, Nevada 89801 702-738-7271 LOSTRA BROTHERS Machine Shop Service and Truck Repair Towing Service 738-5040 569 So. 5th Street CONGRA TULA TIONS! Morris F. Gallagher, Marvin W. Conley, D.D.S. D.D.S. a rasiiFmcE TvjiMflGEMT s ;rujces BANK OF NEVADA 738-5108 formerly the John Q. Ryan Agency 461 Fourth St. ELKO...RENO WINNEMUCCA Best Wishes To The Graduates of EHS. WISHES THE BEST TO THE GRADUATES OF EHS Elko Main Office Plaza Branch TOWN AND COUNTRY PAINTS Jim_____real Gregory ESTATE 990 FIFTH STREET ELKO, NEVADA 89801 Paint and Paint Supplies C.T. Yancy Painting Contractor RON OE FEVRE BUS. 738-7144 BROKER-SALESMAN Res. 738-6974 CONSTRUCTION, INC. JIM GREGORY 738-7144 990 5th ST. ELKO. NEVADA 89801 545 Court Street 738-6161 REX BELL'S LILLIAN'S Congratulations, APPAREL Seniors of 1978 Elko's Junior Fashions Store Congratulations To The Senior Class of EHS ATLANTIC Love . Stuff Jeans RICHFIELD Sweet Baby Jane OIL Landlubber Aspen COMPANY His L I Shoes L H L A I N A Archie Lani 477 Idaho Street Distributor 461 5th Street E Elko, Nevada 89801 N Ads 145 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS John Kaiser Nevada Real Estate Broker NEVADA POWER COMPANY HEAL ESTATE -I LIPPARELLI REAL w ESTATE •• : } : W d. -•: r ,. ... V. .- adolph lipparelli REALTOR TFLEPHONF OFFICE I 02 7M .1464 HFSIDFNCF ! i IOAHO STREET f 1 KO NF V ADA H9801 Steve Sutherland 738-7257 744 S. 5th St. Congratulations, Seniors From NEW, USED REBUILT THE “SHAG KING” E C. ‘DUKE’ WHEELER FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR HOME FURNISHINGS 776 COMMERCIAL ELKO, NEV. 89801 738-5123 570 Commercial St. SEE A PREVIEWOF THE NEW KIRBY CLASSIC III AND RECEIVE A VALUABLE GIFT. NO OBLIGATION ELKO BOTTLING COMPANY 148 Ads CONGRA TULA TIONS GRANDVIEW MOBILE HOME SHOW Neil Shaw Owner 738-8473 1900 East Idaho St. — Elko, Nevada 89801 SALES SERVICE RENTALS NEVADA ELECTRONICS COLOR TV SERVICE 485 S. 5th St. 738-6566 DAN WALLACE Elko, Nv. 89801 Service Manager BERG IN ANIMAL HOSPITAL R.J. Bergin, D.V.M. Best Wishes Class of 78 Best Wishes RA Y’S CHEVRON SERVICE PHONE (702) 738-7245 1500 IDAHO STREET ELKO. NEVADA 89801 Ads 149 GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF 78 From LESBO TRAILER SALES Ben Connie Lesbo 150 Ads THE RUBY MOUNTAIN FFA SALUTES FUTURE READERS GATEWAY TRAILER CENTER OF NEVADA INC BEST WISHES, SENIORS MERKLEY AND HANKINS 404 5th St. or 698 5th St. Is Now Celebrating It's 46th Anniversary 738-3328 11th and Silver Serving Elko For 45 Years 152 Ads FIRST AMERICAN TITLE COMPANY OF NEVADA 738-7101 399 - 5th Street ELKO LUMBER CO. Plumbing And Electrical Fixtures Paint Coal Prefinished Panels And Wallboard Elko Nevada Ads 153 GINGER, THANK YOU FOR BEING YOU. VOGUE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS WITH LOVE, MOM DAD DEAR NICK, CHERISH THE MEMORIES OF YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS AND FRIENDS - ALWAYS. CONGRATULATIONS, YOUR FAMILY 175 - 5th Street CONGRATULATIONS, PERIANN! KELK 1240 BEST WISHES IN ALL YOU DO. MOM-DAD-LYNN-TODD “WE PLA Y FA VO RITES” CONGRATULATIONS, JANIE! MAY YOUR LIFE BE FILLED WITH LOVE AND HAPPINESS Music Sports News MOM, DAD, FERRON, NICK CONGRA TULA TIONS! CONGRATULATIONS, LIBBY KNIGHT YOUR FAMILY ELKO GENERAL DEAR JEFF, MAY YOU HAVE THE HAPPINESS YOU DESERVE. WE LOVE YOU. MERCHANDISE MOM, DAD, TOBI, MARI, DOUG 416 Idaho Street 154 Ads CONGRA TULA TIONS, SENIORS, FROM BEST WISHES TO ARLENE AND ALL HER FRIENDS. HARRY BARBARA OWHI STAMPEDE MOTEL CONGRATULATIONS, FRED - WE ARE PROUD OF YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 129 W. Idaho St. LOVE, MOM AND DAD CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK, TIM MURPHY. MOM, DAD, PAT. CONGRA TULA TIONS ROSS P. EARDLEY CONGRATULATIONS, CHERIE, MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU. YOUR FAMILY 738-3119 Elko 469 Idaho St. A_ WOW, YOU MADE IT, MADELINE. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU. STAR J LITE MOTEL MOM DAD BEST WISHES IN ALL YOU DO, PAULA. WE LOVE YOU VERY MUCH! 738-6520 411 10th St. MOTHER, DAD, ALAN Ads 155 Best Wishes in The Future Congratulations and Good Luck, Seniors the mcintyre ranch Best Wishes To The Class of 78 From MEADOW GOLD DAIRY And From The UNCOLA COMPANY IF YOU MUST DRIVE AND DRINK - DRINK MILK Best Wishes and Good Luck To The Seniors Of EHS From MARK, FROM ALL OF US AT BUTTE VALLEY, CONGRATULATIONS ON A JOB WELL DONE. GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS MOM, DAD, MICK, DAVE PARIS Good Luck, Seniors 397 Fifth Street • Elko, Nevada 89801 PHONE: (702) 738-5149 GEORGE A. MORLEY, R.Ph., Proprietor Ads 157 Its Dupont’s for the Best in Drugs Zorionak Gure Marquitto'ri biotzetik. alaba biotz LOVE, DAD AND MOM HOLLAND RANCH Elias Goicoechea Holland Ranch Elko, Nevada MARQUITTA SAMPER ETA ANDY GOICOECHEA ZORIONAK eta anitz urte zoriontzu aurrerantzian Biotz Biotzetik. Love, 158 AdS GRANDPA ELIAS GRANDMA ALICE Best Wishes To The Class of '78 NEVADA DINNER HOUSE 738-8485 351 Siluer FUCKflLftUN ETXEA From John and Mary Aguirre STAR HOTEL FAMILY STYLE DINNERS BASQUE FOOD FOUR SEASON FLORAL 4 Corsages Weddings Special Occasions Enjoy Bowling At The TELESCOPE LANES 521 Sage 738-8011 638 Commercial St. 738-5101 346 Silver St. Elko Joe and Debbie Williams cnna Best Wishes From ELKO SEWING MACHINE CENTER THE CHAPEL'S ELKO BLACKSMITH SHOP 657 S. 5th Street Elko 1915 5th Street Elko 160 Ads E I L N K D O E P E N D E N T Good Luck, Seniors Publishing Commercial Printing Lithographs CARSON TRAILER COURT Good Luck, Seniors 738-3611 P.0. Box 309 738-5070 SECURITY Stay At NATIONAL BANK OF PANORAMA TRAILER COURT NEVADA 738-7203 John R. Helen Hesselgesser Ads 161 Best Wishes BURNS FUNERAL HOME AND MEMORIAL GARDENS Congratulations, Susan!! From Mom and Dad CONGRA TULA TIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE MIGHTY SENIORS OF 1978 Robert Vaughan Michael Marfisi Jack E. Hull Jim Copenhaver CONGRATULATIONS, KELLY, THANK YOU FOR WORKING SO HARD, ACHIEVING SO MUCH, AND ENRICHING OUR LIVES. WE WISH FOR YOU A WORLD OF HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS. LOVE FROM YOUR PROUD FAMILY, MOM, DAD, RANDY, DANA POOR RICHARD'S HAIR DESIGN Latest Techniques in Hair Styling Complete Line of RK Products 164 Ads Good Luck BLOHM JEWELERS Downtown Elko Diamonds, Gifts, Watches, Bridal Registry Ted Blohm - Certified Gemologist Lina Blohm - Registered Jeweler American Gem Society PUCCI NELLI MARKET AND ANGELO'S LOCKER PLANT Groceries Finest Meats Free Delivery 738-3161 249 - 3rd Street BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO TOM GRISWOLD. LOVE MOM AND DAD Best Wishes! FIRST FEDERAL SA VINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEVADA 487 Railroad St. Elko Ads 165 Congratulations Congratulations To The Class of 1978. B D A I L S L T Y R I B U T I N G J B O I H E N G L P. E R FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 207 W. Commercial St. 738-5718 462 10th St. Congratulations, Seniors, And Best of Luck Charles Chester Plumbing And Heating 738-6125 Good Luck, Seniors BUTCH'S SHELL 913 Idaho Street MONSON JEWELRY Keepsake Registered Diamond Rings Jewelry Trophies Diamonds Bulova Watch 415 Idaho St. Headquarters in Northern Nevada 166 Ads . v _— X.'.' JOHN sw OLDHAM BROKER ano mi fsiflif compflny 465 Fourth Street P. O. Box 71 -Elko, Nevada 89801- Phones: Office: 738-7181 Residence: 738-3888 738-3925 41821 (702) 738-5689 ORMAZA CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractor Jeff's Cycle Shack 433 So. 5th St. P.O. Box 1508 Elko, Nevada 89801 Good Luck, Seniors RAINBO BARBER SHOP 492-5th Street 452 Idaho Street WISHES GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS Ads 167 FOX FOTO SHOP 168 Ads Our Sincere Congratulations To The Class of 1978 From THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL 345 - 4th Street Ads 169 The Big Store in the Heart of Elko CONGRATULATIONS AND LOTS OF HAPPINESS, TO OUR WONDERFUL DAUGHTER, DAWN. E.K. Williams, Phill Brown Company GOOD LUCK, S E N I O R S RAIN BO’S END Where good friends meet for cocktails. 738-5355 492 5th Street Elko 170 Ads Best Wishes CONGRATULATIONS, TOM, AND THE CLASS OF 1978. GOOD LUCK TO YOU! THE MUTH FAMILY NEVADA AUTO CLINIC S T O C K M E N B A R B E R S H O P S MADDEN UPHOLSTERY SHOP MUTH DRILLING COMPANY Best of Luck, Seniors CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1978. GOOD LUCK, SENIORS 475 14th St. R L 0 A M T I 0 N S 738-5310 149 - 9th Street 738-7527 BENNY’S COFFEE SHOP Ads 171 Good LEO’S RADIATOR SHOP 738-3516 385 Court Elko Luck, Seniors From GORDON CAMPBELL Best Wishes From RADIO SHA CK Carol Dave Jaep 616 Commercial J c H O M P A N Y 600 Commercial BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 172 Ads Dr. John H. Martin, Jr., D.D.S. Good Luck, Seniors URRIOLA BROS. Joe John Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Seniors of EHS PORTER ROOFING Good Luck, Seniors Good Congratulations TRA VELERS MOTEL Best Wishes In The Future 738-5719 1181 Idaho St. Elko, Nevada s G T L E A V S E E N R, D. D. D. S. Luck, Seniors DEPOT MARKET COMMERCIAL BEA UTY SALON 269 S. 5th St. 420 Idaho St. Ads 173 Congratulations, Seniors O M P J L I O F A C K A M E S Attorney at Law HO LID A Y INN OF ELKO Congratulations From c p c L E A N E R S SEARS CR YSTAL 3015 Idaho Street THEATRE Good Luck, Seniors Catalogue Sales Trim Millie McCarley Owners 738-7251 702 Idaho Street CONGRA TULA TES THE CLASS OF “78 738-5214 676 Commercial 174 Ads Best Wishes To The Class Of “78 TREMEWAN’S STORE CURTIS ADJUSTMENT AGENCY Ads 175 CONGRA TULA TIONS, KATHY. BEST OF LUCK TO YOU ALWAYS. FROM THE GANG AT CITY AUTO PARTS 176 Ads 608 Commercial St. Elko, Nevada