Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

' THE 1979 PCHCC IIII MYU ps = I iu ‘EDITCE 3 Eacliel I «m is g -BUSINESS MANAGER • Judy Jevas -asst, editor- Ccnnie Silva -asst, business mana er- Valerie Ehillins •I M II Cl V111 I S- Air.Tcm Clark Air Rcche Eush •ADVISCES Air. Eichard Eau is Hi; l cnell Swendseid •CCEV EDITCE Sally I «metI • • i This edition of the POHOB is dedicated to the Senior Class. It is a collection of pictures, thoughts, and memories captured and immortalized for the Class of '79. One of a Kind. Sd' V Jk ONE Of L. to R.: Jennifer Hooper-Vice Pres., Claudia Hernandez-Girls Rep., Debbie Ledbetter-Treas., Scott McBeth-Boys Rep., Laurie Ballew-Pres Rachel Harris-Sec., Mr. Robert Lake-Advisor This year the seniors made their premiere as one of the most important parts of Elko High School. They were the leaders, the class that made impressions on the other people in school. The Seniors did an outstanding job in the spotlight. This year each member of the class made his or her own contribution to all of our memories. Memories of a special year that will last a lifetime. The Seniors were most certainly the stars of Elko High School. i ; I 6 Julie Baker Maureen Blossom Laurie Ballew Gerald Beck Gail Boner Philip Biegler Pamela Bottari Daniel Antonioli Sally Barrett Liesa Blanchard Rusty Braithwaite 7 Carl C de Baca Brad Drinnon Randy Burgess Suzanne Duval Darla Christean Brenda Corgan Kathy Eardley Cathy Cobb Susan Ellenberger Sonya Diaz 8 Marcy Embry Jennifer Evans Elaine Gandolfo Cynthia Garcia Teri Garcia Chester Geyer Cindi Gilliland Lee Gregory Sheri Groves Jeff Hansen Rachel Harris Cara Harrison Sherry Hartley Joe Hassett 9 Claudia Hernandez Todd Hubbard Susan Kennedy Jed Knight Gary Hillam Cheri Hunt Nick Konakis Leanne Hines Judy Jevas D'Ette King Kaye Larson Jennifer Hooper Karla Kaiser Doyal Kirby Denise Leahy 10 Debbie Ledbetter Rosie Lupercio Joe McDaniel Michael Lytle Scott McBeth Kathleen McMullen Arthur Leyva Mary Manilla Pat McBride Fernando Mendive Paul Logsden Corine McCrory Bill Monson 11 Verle Moon Carol Nicholson Brenda Penrod Linda Mori Alta Nickens Gayla Parry Laura Pillotte Walter Musolf Lonnie Nutting Wade Pitman Myrna Negron Tammi Payne Alfred Plank 12 Rhonda Rosenbaum Mark Schlarman Nancy Porter Margaret Read Todd Scott Elizabeth Portwood Marcus Samper Randall Sharp Maria Elena Romero Shawn Sanford Jeff Smith 13 Melvin Smith Brenda Tom Roger Vogeler Kathy Williams Lucy Tomera Christopher Voss Woody Wilson Debora Sutherland Natalie Vallejo Carol Wise Chris Swendseid Brad Vaughan Patricia Woolverton 14 Ed Zontek I AI l ( I VI ( All Glen Baird Cheryl Bale Diane Bennett Rai Broilliar Judy Emerson Bradley Lester Frankie Jo Mowery ■ I Connie Lauver 15 Michele Moyle Paula Van Roosendaal Lee Ann Price Clay Rankin Jackie Schultz 16 This year, in the wings, the Juniors continued their preparation to make their premiere at Elko High School. As the supporting cast they played an important part in school life. The Juniors were pleased with the job they did and class members thought their advisor and class officers did an excellent job directing them. MII4I IIM CAST _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ L. to R.: John Wright-Pres., James Sargeant-Vice Pres., Greg Smales-Boys Rep., Chris Vlamis-Treas., Vicki Wallock-Sec., Carolyn Kaiser- Girls Rep., Mr. Lowell Swendseid-Advisor Jim Ainsworth Stacy Armuth Rhonda Benavidez Charlyn Burger Rosemarie Alberro Raymond Basanez Yvonne Borjas Lisa Burke Iciar Aldazabal Susan Bellinger Denise Brown Bonnie Burgess Jose Arbillaga Belinda Benavidez Don Buck Keri Campsey 20 Dean Clark Ron Cooley Deann Dessaints Nathan Duncan Paul Colyer Alan Cuthbertson Richard Domingo Jeff Draper Randy Cook Peggy DeBoer Steve Drake Todd Drake 21 Wink Embry Ty Fleck John Garamendi Chris Gonzales Steve Ernaut Joyce Fobes Ruben Garcia Nory Greer Martin Fagoaga Jerry Fogle Paul Gardner Todd Griswold Laura Featherston Patricia Franco Jim Glasgow Alex Guzman Casey Fisherman Jeff Frazier Steve Goicoechea Eddie Guzman 22 Brett Hammond Jacob Hannon Doris Harrison Cindy Hartung Gilbert Hearn Eric Hearon Tammy Helwick Jill Herzog Mary Hoem Kathy Holt Deanna Hone Mike Hoot 23 Lori Horton Rick Jiminez Dana Knight Bobby Lee Michelle Ioset Billi Jones Rory Krenka David Lewis Jeff Jarvie Scot Jones Frank LaPere Kelly Long Jorgina Jefferson Carolyn Kaiser Bill Leahy Christine Lostra 24 Mark Lupercio Deanna McDonald Jeff Meyer Greg Molyneaux Teresa Lusetti Howard McMahon Jayne Miley Peggy Montrose Joy McDermott Ruth Meranda Shelli Miller Dan Mori Kolene Murdoch Paula O'Brien Lori Phillips George Rissler Laurie Neef John Ogden Valerie Phillips Ana Maria Rizo Lorrie Nelson Begona Ormaza Craig Platerio Albert Rogers William Nickens Cheryl Paoli Cory Prunty Manuel Romero Kara Oberhansli Suzy Payne Brenda Quintana Vickie Roysdon Shelli Sallee Scott Satterthwaite Tobi Sceirine Connie Silva Joanne Sarasua Jane Sayko Todd Seal Rick Simpson James Sargeant Leslie Scales Kellie Sheen Greg Smales 27 Judy Smith Mike Stokes Jennifer Tilton David Wallis Lani Smith Eric Stuart Jennifer Trease Vicki Wallock Sheila Smith Melinda Tafoya Brad Turner Curtis Welsch Allan Stefka Don Tanner Chris Vlamis Leslie Whittaker Matt Stock Terrica Teel Steve Vogel Ira Wines 28 Sam Wines John Wright Tracey Wright Mike Wilson Paul Yost Maureen Young Mary Yraguen Frank Zaga Jody Zunino 29 As understudies, the class of '81 prepared for their roles as supporting actors and actresses. Learning the parts, assuming the responsibilities, and observing the performances of the stars has readied them to carry on the traditions and winning spirit of Elko High School. i understudies Alisa Aguirre Vicky Algerio Fermin Arbillaga Chris Baker Angie Aguirre John Allen Kimbal Atkinson Barry Banks Stephanie Aguirre Dan Allred Clyde Backman Michelle Barber Mike Akers Debbie Ames Brad Bailey Kathy Barone Jorge Alcala Doni Ames Cindy Bailey Mike Bartholet 32 on Baumann frina Black Brad Bowman 3od Broussard Danny Betancourt Terra Blair Debbie Breschini Belinda Brown Tricia Bilbao Darin Borden Theresa Bricker Paul Brunner 33 Mark Byrnes Danny Chapin Margret Cole Chriss Clark Joe Calzacorta Lori Churchfield Dana Cook Mark Davis Christy Canas Leslie Ciszewski Mike Copple Daniel Dodge Douglas Carpenter Susan Claridge Steve Crapo Ricky Driggs Lisa Ceccarelli Lonna Cluff Les Cunningham Kelly Drinnon 34 David Dumke Carol Duval Jenene Eldridge Be-Be Elliott Bonnie Flowers Cheryl Fogle Wade Fordin Pollyanna Franco Valerie Funderberg Tina Gallegos Aleceia Gamble Maite Gandiaga 35 Armando Garcia Kelly Glenn Mary Groves Brenda Harry Phil Garfield Lori Gomes Carlos Guzman Laurie Hartley Mitch Geyer Andy Gonzales Teresa Gibson Ardith Healy Felipe Ghrist Loren Grandjean Briana Hannig Marie Hendershot Bruce Glenn Guy Griffin Wendy Haburchak Dusty Heninger 36 Mike Hill Becky Hunter Chris Johnson Teddi Kahler Kevin Hines Brian Jevas Karen Jones Danny Kane Alisa Howes Tonja Johannessen Mark Jones Debby Kennedy 37 Pat Keogh Sara Krenka Cynthia Lee Hector Martinez Dave Kern Kevin Landenberger Angie Leyva Isabelle Martinez Debbie Kliment Mark Langston Kris Logsden Michelle Massie Kasey Knauer Laura LaPere Kathy Manilla Darold McDade Mitch Knight Scott Laughlin Jeff Mariluch Kirt McLane 38 Paul McPhee Marcus Menicucci Connie Meyer Barbara Monson Gary Morfin Melvin Morfin Paul Morley Randy Mueller JoAnn Munguia Phillip Neff Judy Nelson James Northouse 39 Doug Nutting Tina Parry Raymond Porter Helen Rissler Joan Ogden Brent Paul Scott Porter Eddie Rizo Neil Osmun Randy Petersen Giovanni Puccinelli Michael Roche Richard Overholser Marlene Plank Kenneth Rather Joe Rosevear Shane Owen Brian Porter Laura Rhodes Sherry Roysdon 40 Michael Salaz Steve Schweer Jana Smith Bill Starnes Jerome Samper Tony Seim Matt Smith Kurt Stefka Cathy Santistevan Kenyon Sharp Randy Smith Dan Steninger 41 Jeb Stewart Sandra Vallejo Lauri Walters Steven White Debbie Strickland Kim Van Leeuwen Tony Wegner Eliot Whittaker Jess Sustacha Theresa Vogel Connie Wehde Dennis Wiggins Jim Sutherland Matt Voss Jim Welch Beth Wilde Dru Swendseid Cherie Walker Tim Welsch Robert Willis 42 Tami Wilson Torri Winn David Wright Debbie Wright David Wise Shawn Zontek 43 Bit parts are tough roles and big adjustments for any freshman class, but the class of 1982 played their parts with enthusiasm by becoming involved in high school life. Class activities and individual commitments provided the spirit that brought about the class slogan- 82 Will Grow On You. L. to R.: 1st row: Phillip Harriman-Sec., Mr. Charles Briggs-Advisor, 2nd row: Tripper Nelson-Pres., Echo Nutting- Treas., 3rd row: Tom Voss-Boys Rep.; Genaro Mendez-Vice-Pres., Marlene Lupercio-Girls Rep. 45 Sabrina Agee John Bakan Alan Blach John Cahill Tina Chandler Corena Ainsworth Brent Barnum Tammy Borden Jim Call Junie Chiles Albert Aldazabal Molly Basanez DeWayne Brown Jerry Campbell Van Cluff Kathy Algerio Jim Baumann Earlene Buchanan Nancy Cantu Von Cluff Barbara Ames David Bennett Douglas Burch Jim Carden Cathy Cole Pam Ames Larae Bill Sheila Burner Melinda Caskey Darci Cox Dion Andress Lane Bitton Blaine Byrnes Pete Cavender Tim Cress 46 Gary Cross Virginia Cutler Dora Dave Jason DeVore Traci Dory Karol Crothers Julia Dahling Brent DeCracker Maria Diaz Betsy Doxey Jim Cudney Marie Damele Anna DeLeon Jerry Dingman Dianne Drinkwater David Edwards Pete Ernaut Melanie Fobes Frank Gandolfo Victor Garfield Andi Eichler Philip Fagoaga Raymond Fuller Denise Garamendi Steven Garner Tracey Elliott Alferida Fisherman Amber Funkhouser Maria Garcia Mike Gilligan Todd Glandon Sam Glasgow Benito Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Melinda Gonzalez Raynard Gonzalez Brett Grant Knut Grenfell Dawn Griswold Debra Haber Richard Haines Melissa Hall Steve Hansen Paula Harmer Choc Harper Phillip Harriman Leah Hartung Cathy Hassett Donna Hatcher Lori Heil Cathy Heyne Mark Hillam Nikki Hodgson Gloria Hoeksema Teresa Housley Drew Hunt Theron Hunt Jay Jarvie Kent Jennings Chris Jimenez Lyn Jones Laurie Keisker Emory Keoke Laura Kerby Lisa Kerby 49 Monty Kimball Loretta Langston Pam Lusetti Brandy Maupin Dan Moore Ricky Kirby Rod Lester Harm Magin Marla McDade Donna Morse Alan Kujala Mindy Lindauer Karen Malvinni Robert McLane Tripper Nelson Lisa Ladd Matt Lipparelli Jesse Mancha Marilyn McPhee Echo Nutting Brett Lake Kim Littledyke Andy Manilla Genaro Mendez Sara O'Brien Dan Lamey Crystal Love Mareen Marin Shauna Menicucci Tesha Oberhansli Kelly Landenberger Marlene Lupercio Elvia Martinez Kristin Miller Janet Ogden 50 Pedro Ormaza Lynn Overholser Julie Paoli Cameron Perry Patty Pike Christine Ostermiller Deanna Owens Alvin Pattani Zane Peters Greig Pilotte 51 Harold Price Paula Quintana Theresa Ragsdale Wayne Reynolds Susana Rizo Tim Pruitt Fernando Quintero Kyle Rather Monte Rider Karen Rogers Alice Quinn Kristen Rackley Renee Reinertson Matt Riveras Marisela Romero 52 Brenda Rosenbaum Bill Schlarman Patty Smales J Russell Sutton Jim Vietti Matthew Ross Todd Schwandt Jeannie Smith Launa Talley Tom Voss Auby Rutherford Eric Schwertfeger Lance Smith Troy Taylor Patricia Walker Chris Ryan Annette Sharp Mark Smith Chris Trease Mike Walton Eugene Salaz Susan Sherlock Connie Spyropoulos Troy Tueller Richard Wardwell Robert Sallee Ruth Sargeant Leticia Silva Mike Smales Sue Stott Jason Sutherland Lorie Van Roosendaal Joel Vega Dawn Watne Ramona Watson 53 Ronny Weeks Julie Whipple Robert Willis Brent Womack Danny Young Kyle Wegner Susan White Joe Wines Tammy Wright Raymond Weaver Janette Wetzel LeeAnn Willard Charles Witte Karla Yost THE EIEECTCES _______________J administration principal's messase As you walk down these hallways for the last time as a student, it would be my sincere hope that you do that with a sense of satisfaction, accomplishment, and pride. You have completed a significant milestone in your life, truly meaningful, if you have given something besides your time. It is also my wish that Elko High School has helped prepare you to reach your future goals. Go forward from here remembering that we shall always be proud of your accomplishments, and hope that we can continue to build a reputation for your alma mater that you can reflect on with pride. Mr. Royal Orser, Principal Mr. Bert Elliott Vice-Principal The new administration, under the direction of Mr. Orser and Mr. Elliott, set goals at the beginning of the year to improve spirit, morale, competitiveness, and school image. They wanted the students to be proud of Elko High School and the years they spent there. The administration and faculty provided the leadership and direction needed to reach the goals. By accentuating the positive and recognizing the accomplishments of students a foundation was built to make Elko High School the best. Looking back at the 1978-79 school year, spirit, morale, and competitiveness were elevated to new levels and the school image is one that everyone can look back on with pride. Katherine Blossom Counselor Darwin Hunt Counselor counselors Clint Larson Counselor Behind the main study hall were the counselor's offices. The counselors were Mrs. Trontel, Mrs. Blossom, Mr. Hunt, and Mr. Larson. Mrs. Blossom counseled the Indian students, and Mr. Hunt worked with the graduating juniors and seniors. Mrs. Trontel and Mr. Larson worked very hard with freshman and sophomore students, besides doing the obvious schedule changing. The members of this vital staff were involved in the guidance and future career selections made by many students. 61 The Art Department was one of the most popular departments on campus. The whir of the pottery wheel, the crackle of the blow torch used by jewelry students, and the ever-present hum of students conversing on ideas and art projects were just a few of the impressions left by the artroom. Mr. Swendseid could be seen painting posters for tournaments and making background for local plays, as well as encouraging students on their many projects. Design, drawing and painting, jewelry, pottery, and crafts were some of the classes offered by the Art Dept. Mr. Swendseid also advised the POHOB staff and the junior class. 62 Richard Harris Bookkeeping Gerald Mayes Typing I-II Linda Stogsdill Clerical Office Pr. Management of money, secretarial and typing skills were expertly taught by the Elko High School business department. Two new teachers joined Mr. Harris in the business department, they were Miss Stogsdill and Mr. Mayes. Mr. Harris was one of the POHOB advisors, Miss Stogsdill was the FBLA advisor, and Mr. Mayes was the varsity basketball coach. Other classes taught in this department were shorthand, secretarial office practices, and business law. business d rivers ed Mr. Hassett, Mr. Trontel, and Mr. Gallagher were the driver's education teachers at Elko High School. Half of the semester they spent in the classroom, and the other half in the car with their students. These three teachers took their students out in all kinds of weather, to give them good experience driving on snow and ice, as well as dry roads. Mr. Gallagher coached the JV basketball team and was Block E advisor, and Mr. Hassett coached the freshman football team. Mr. Trontel, the athletic director, had the difficult task of scheduling all athletic events throughout the year. is m V k iV l n Robert Gallagher Drivers Ed-History Gerald Hassett Drivers Education Matt Trontel Dr. Ed-Ath Director 64 With some new additions, Mrs. Ivie and Mr. Yeater, the English Department carried on its age-old task of teaching students proper English, grammar, and literature. Not all of the English teachers spent their time in the classroom. Mr. McGinty was the Forensics advisor, as well as the POW WOW advisor. Mr. Cline was the baseball and JV football coach. Other teachers in the English Department included Mrs. Lespade, the Pep Club advisor, and Mrs. Simpson. Ron Cline English II-C Lola Ivie Barbara Lespade Robert McGinty English I-B,D,F English II-III English-Journalism 65 66 Roger Johnson Diane Orser German-Spanish Spanish-French The Foreign Language Department offered French, Spanish, and German to its students. Sounds of Parlez-vous francais? and excitement from playing relay games could be heard coming from Mrs. Orser's room throughout the day. She also advised the National Honor Society. Mr. Johnson advised one of the craziest clubs on campus, the German Club. He also taught Spanish. Both teachers took on the brave task of teaching Explore 7. This class introduced Jr. High students to the foreign languages. foreign language 67 This year there was one addition to the History Department, Mr. Koulentes. Mr. Koulentes taught history and American Government, and coached wrestling. Mr. Briggs' voice boomed throughout the hall when he lectured to his students about the Civil War and Mr. Tilton was still lecturing about income tax. Mr. Rossolo not only taught history and government, but he taught contemporary social problems as well. Mr. Gallagher also taught history. Charles Briggs History I-II history Mike Koulentes History-Am. Govt. Hugh Rossolo History-Am. Govt. James Tilton History-Am. Govt. heme. ecencmics Mouth-watering smells came from the home ec rooms everyday. Miss Goicoechea and Mrs. Nelson had their students cooking everything from simple cookies to full course Chinese meals. Mrs. Nelson's Child Development classes took field trips to local child care centers to apply what they learned in class.Mrs.Neitz's home ec classes made it unbearable for other students in the senior building because of the fantastic smells from all their cooking. Boys as well as girls took many of the classes offered by the Home Ec Department. Sociology, family relations, home furnishings. Carmen Goicoechea and clothing 1 were also offered by Consumer Ed.-Foods this department. Helen Neitz Pat Nelson Home Ec. Child Dev.-Foods 69 industrial arts The vocational building at Elko High School was one of the noisiest and one of the busiest. The vocational teachers included Mr. Cooney, Mr. Horton, Mr. Clark, Mr. Hansen, and new additions, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Brennan. These teachers instructed their students in a variety of classes, from auto shop to ornamental horticulture, and from welding to mechanical drawing. Two student teachers were seen on campus this year teaching in the vocational department. Other classes offered by this dept, were veterinary medicine, soils and range management, and architectural drafting. Robert Anderson Construction John Brennan Mechanical Drawing James Cooney Welding Dennis Hansen Wood Shop Louis Horton Voc. Agriculture Leon Reyes Frank Stott Algebra-Gen. Math. Trig.-Algebra II math The teachers in the Math Department included Mr. Brown, Mr. Braithwaite, Mr. Reyes, and Mr. Stott. Their classes ranged from general math to calculus. Multiply their classroom duties by their extra-curricular involvements, such as Mr. Reyes coaching the Girls' Basketball Team, Mr. Braithwaite serving as homecoming chairman, and Mr. Stott serving as ticket sales chairman, and these gentlemen were quite busy. 73 music Walt Lovell Band Sounds of rock, Bach, and all that jazz could be heard coming from the Chorus and Band rooms throughout the year. Mr. Sanders directed the High School Chorus and Choraliers as well as musically directing the Drama Club's musicals. Mr. Lovell, a new addition to the Music Department, directed the Band of Indians during their marching and concert seasons, stageband, and showband. Teryl Gibson Richard Kendall Girls' P.E. Boys' P.E. Physical education Badminton, volleyball, Swedish handball, and archery are just a few of the sports that Mrs. Gibson and Mr. Kendall taught to their freshman and junior P.E. classes. Along with various sports, extensive conditioning programs, which included running and weight lifting, were taught. Outside of class, Mrs Gibson advised the Pep E Drill Team and Mr. Kendall coached gymnastics and girls' track. 75 library special ecfucaficn study hall Genevieve Smith Librarian Aide The library provided a central meeting point for many students at EHS. Mrs. Munger and Mrs. Smith kept the studious atmosphere, even though so many people used the library facilities. Both Mr. Lake and Mrs. Knight were women with extreme patience and a good sense of humor. Mrs. Lake presided over the main study hall and Mrs. Knight over the study hall in Mr. Harris's room. Robert Lake Special Education Mr. Lake, who moved to the Senior Building this year, continued his work as the Special Ed. teacher. He was also the senior class advisor and War Whoops advisor Elaine Knight Study Hall Jean Lake Roberta Munger Study Hall Librarian Science Lynn White Biology-Science Walking upstairs in the main building, many students' senses were accosted by the smell of formaldehyde-soaked shark coming from Miss Sweeney's room. Further down the hall, one's eyes began to water due to the teargas pouring out of Mr. Foster's room. Mr. White, Mrs. Copley, and Mr. Kump were also teachers in the Science Department. Mr. Kump was Varsity Football coach. Moyal Kump Myrna Sweeney Health Biology 77 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. central office Mr. Roy Smith Superintendent Mr. Charles Knight Asst. Superintendent Mr. Paul Billings Mr. Donald Elser Curriculum Consultant Vocational Director Mr. Robert Kerth Business Manager 79 11 I IS VARSITY BOTTOM: Liesa Blanchard MIDDLE: Claudia Hernandez, Kara Oberhansli. TOP: Joyce Fobes. Cheerleaders SONGLEADERS BOTTOM: Debbie Ledbetter. TOP: Tobi Sceirine, Deanna McDonald, Melinda Tafoya. JUNIOR VARSITY BOTTOM: Susan Claridge, Angie Aguirre. MIDDLE: Alisa Aguirre. TOP: Jana Smith. FRESHMAN BOTTOM: Patty Pike. MIDDLE: Echo Nutting, Lyn Jones, Connie Spyropoulos. TOP: Maria Diaz, Kim Littledyke. 83 The Student Body Officers added many new dimensions to the life at EHS during the 1979 school year. They presented the idea of Spirit Week to the Student Council and they voted unanimously to use the idea. The officers traveled to White Pine High School in January t.0 see how things were run and to get some new ideas for EHS. In February the White Pine Officers came to Elko to spend a day with us and exchanged ideas. A new student body office was created this year, The Keeper of the Clapper. The Keeper's main responsibilities were to arrange assemblies, ring the bell after an athletic victory or any organization receives recognition, and to keep track of the spirit points. L. to R.: Linda Mori-Treasurer, Wade Pitman-Keeper of the Clapper, Mary Manilla-Secretary, Rod EIser-.Bresidgni,. Jennifer Evans-Vice President. ■ - _ Student Council L. to R.: FIRST ROW: Tripper Nelson-Fres. Cl. Pres.-Tripper, Jerry Fogle-Ger. Club Pres.-Der Vogel, Rod Elser-St. Body Pres.-Rapid, Marlene Lupercio-Fr. Cl. Girls' Rep.-Marlene, Carolyn Kaiser-Jr. Cl. Girls' Rep.-Carolyn, Kathy Manilla-Soph. Girls' Rep.-Kathy SECOND ROW: Roger Vogeler-Hon. Soc. Pres., Deanna McDonald-Hd. Songleader-Deanna, Lisa Blanchard-Hd. Cheerleader-Poncho, Mark Paul- Choraliers Pres.-Mark, Mary Manilla-St. Body Sec.-Mary-Cone, Dave Kern-Soph. Cl. Boys' Rep.-Worm THIRD ROW: Dave Pratt-Block E Pres.-Boogie Shoes, Wade Pitman-Keeper of the Clapper-The Pitts, Greg Smales-Jr. Cl. Boys' Rep.-Gregory, John Wright-Jr. Cl. Pres.-John Laurie Ballew-Sr. Cl. Pres.-Laurie, Tom Voss-Fr. Cl. Boys' Rep.-Tom, Susan Ellenberger-Drama Club Rep.-Willie, Jennifer Evans-St. Body Vice-Pres., Jennifer, Rachel Harris-POHOB Editor-Rachel, Tammi Payne-Pep E Pres.-Baby Cheeks, Lori Horton-FBLA Pres.-Lori, Linda Mori-St. Body Treas.-Turns, Claudia Hernandez-Sr. Cl. Girls' Rep.-Ponch Not shown: Kathy Williams-Pow Wow Editor-Kathy, Beth Portwood-Forensics Rep.-Louie, Scott McBeth-Sr. Cl. Boys' Rep.-Spot, Valerie Phillips-FFA Pres.-Valerie, Chris Swendseid- Band Rep.-Chris On days of student council meetings the members were seen around campus in their T-shirts with the organization they represented and their nicknames printed on them. Spirit was generated by the Better Cause We Want To Be buttons which were earned by students who did something outstanding for the school. Girls’ State L. to R.: Jennifer Evans, Laurie Ballew, Rachel Harris, Liesa Blanchard, Nancy Porter 86 Boys’ State L to R.: BOTTOM ROW: Gerald Beck, Joe McDaniel, Brad Vaughan MIDDLE ROW: Rod Elser, Dave Pratt, Chris Swendseid, Ed Zontek, Roger Vogeler, Dan Basanez TOP ROW: Mark Paul, Jed Knight i $ 87 Cynthia Garcia San Lorenzo, Nakati, Philippines Timo Harma Forssa, Finland Foreign Exchange Students lamusta I «ill I iei Chris Glaese Gottingen, West Germany 88 LEADERSHIP Rachel Harris, Rod Elser MOST ATHLETIC Judy Jevas, Dan Basanez MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lee Gregory, Laurie Ballew HIM'S Win MOST STUDIOUS Laurie Ballew, Roger Vogeler MOST TALENTED Susan Ellenberger, Chris Swendseid BEST PERSONALITY Dave Pratt, Sally Barrett MOST SPIRITED Joe McDaniel, Liesa Blanchard, Lonnie Nutting 89 L. to R.: Mrs. Orser-Advisor, Roger Vogeler, Lucy Tomera, Mark Paul, Laurie Ballew, Lee Gregory, Judy Jevas, Wade Pitman, Linda Mori, Rachel Harris, Claudia Hernandez, Cindi Gilliland, Rhonda Rosenbaum, Debbie Ledbetter, Chris Swendseid, Susan Ellenberger, Susan Kennedy Members of the Honor Society must have had a 3.5 grade point average or better. The Honor Society was one of the largest clubs in EHS and only seniors are members. As one of their money-making projects, members brought pies to a basketball game to raffle. Honor Society Chess Club Members of the Chess Club met every Wednesday after school to play chess and backgammon. Many of the members were freshmen, so the club grew greatly. This was the first year that the Chess Club was an EHS organization. L. to R.: Diane Orser-Advisor, Roger Vogeler-Pres., Claudia Hernandez-Sec.-Treas., Chester Geyer-Vice-Pres. L. to R.: Sally Barrett, Rusty Braithwaite, Joe Hassett, Jennifer Hooper, Beth Portwood, Mr. Thomas-Advisor, Jim Northouse, Randy Shane, Steve White German Club L. to R.: FIRST ROW: Deanna McDonald, Jerry Fogle, Timo Harma, Mary Manilla, Dave Kern, Cathy Cobb SECOND ROW: Randy Shane, Kathy Manilla THIRD ROW: Danny Kane, Laurie Ballew FOURTH ROW: Rusty Braithwaite, Angie Aguirre FIFTH ROW: Paul Gardner, Mike Smales Not shown: Tammy Borden, Linda Palmer, Andy Manilla, Stephen Harvey, Greg Parks, Cheryl Bale, Maria Diaz, Jim Call, Chris Glaese, Nory Greer The German Club, under the advisorship of Herr Johnson, grew noticeably. The club's initation party, involvement in the school carnival, and their annual banquet were some of the highlights of 1978-79. Das vierte Reich Uberalles. Zuerst Elko Schule, dann Nevada und dann die Welt. Forensics L to R • Susan Kennedy, Kaye Larson, Be-Be Elliott, Paul Yost, Paul Gardner, Susan Ellenberger, Jim Northouse, Randy Shane, Beth Wilde, Mr. Robert McGinty-Advisor, Jeff Jarvie, Marilyn McPhee, Kristin Miller SITTING: Phillip Harriman, Brent DeCracker 94 II L. to R.: FROM BACK ROW: Vicki Wallock, Laurie Neef, Kathy Williams, LeAnne Hines, Bruce Barnum, Jennifer Trease, Mark Paul, Kathy McMullen, David Wise, Miss Stogsdill, Connie Silva, Melinda Tafoya, John Love, Cara Harrison, Deanna Hone, Doris Harrison, Karen Plunkett, Debbie Sutherland, Maurine Blossom, Lucy Tomera Not shown: Lori Horton, Elaine Gandolfo, Paul Brunner, Denise Leahy, Marie Hendershot, Jill Herzog, Danny Kane, Dana Knight, Joanne Sarasua, Maria Romero, Frank Gandolfo, Danny Chapin L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Kathy Williams-Treas., Lori Horton-Pres., Elaine Gandolfo-Vice Pres. BACK ROW: Maureen Blossom-Reporter, Miss Stogsdill-Advisor, Debbie Sutherland-Historian, Lucy Tomera- Parliamentarian fBLA With a new advisor, Linda Stogsdill, the Elko Chapter of FBLA gained many new members. In November, members attended the Western Regional Conference in Seattle, Washington. They attended workshops and listened to several guest speakers. Throughout the year the club earned money sponsoring dances, baked food sales, and sold programs at basketball games. 95 L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Shawn Zontek, Laura LaPere, Leslie Whittaker, Mary Manilla, Rachel Harris, Laurie Ballew, Bonnie Burgess, Jed Knight, Frank LaPere, Wade Pitman, Jim Sutherland BACK ROW: Dave Pratt, John Wright, Judy Jevas, Jackie Kimball, Carol Nicholson, Cindy Hartung, Susan Bellinger, Judy Smith, Cathy Cobb, Ed Zontek, Albert Rogers, Verle Moon, James Sargeant, Jerry Fogle, Brian Jevas, Greg Molyneaux, Rusty Braithwaite, Steve Goicoechea, Danny Dodge Not shown: Gerald Beck, Nick Konakis, Bill Monson, Vickie Alvarez L. to R.: Jerry Fogle-Vice Pres., Cindy Hartung-Sec.-Treas., Dave Pratt-Pres. Clock E Membership in Block E required participation in a varsity sport. To raise money, the Block E sold hats and bleacher cushions at football games. They also organized the Powder Puff football game between the band and Pep E girls, and a basketball game between Block E girls and members of the faculty. 96 L. to R.: FIRST ROW: Joanne Sarasua, Jennifer Evans, Kathy McMullen SECOND ROW: Chris Vlamis, Tobi Sceirine, Dave Pratt, John Wright, Cindi Gilliland, Mary Manilla, Rhonda Rosenbaum, Vickie Roysdon, Kolene Murdoch THIRD ROW: Dana Cook, Jackie Kimball, Carol Nicholson, Linda Mori, Claudia Hernandez, Laurie Ballew, Maria Romero, Deanna Hone, Michelle Ioset FOURTH ROW: Stephanie Aguirre, Belinda Benavidez, Peggy Montrose, Dana Knight, Kathy Holt, Alisa Howes, Ardith Healy, Terra Blair FIFTH ROW: Debbie Sutherland, Val Funderberg, Susan Claridge, Cheryl Paoli, Carolyn Kaiser, Vicki Wallock, Connie Silva SIXTH ROW: Michelle Barber, Lisa Ceccarelli, Sherry Roysdon, Lori Phillips, Dusty Henninger, Margret Cole, Leslie Scales SEVENTH ROW: Kathy Barone, Joyce Fobes, Melinda Tafoya, Val Aguirre, Rhonda Benividez, Maureen Young ■ en Club For the first time in its history boys joined the Pep Club. Members made cookies for both boys' and girls' athletics. As always, at Homecoming members decorated the varsity football players' lockers. L. to R . Joanne Sarasua-Vice Pres., Jennifer Evans-Pres., Kathy McMullen-Vice Pres. ruA L. to R.: Rosemarie Alberro, Angie Leyva, Teresa Lusetti, Sherry Roysdon, Lisa Ceccarelli, Alisa Aguirre, Michelle Barber, Sheila Smith, Susan White Not shown: Kris Logsden, Laura Featherson, Kathy Barone, Val Aguirre, Stephanie Aguirre ■ta Being one of the largest clubs on campus, the Future Farmers of America were involved in the activities of EHS. In the Fall, members sold oranges and held a garage sale to raise money for the delegation attending the National Convention in Kansas City. Later in the year, the organization sponsored FFA week which ended with the annual FFA Bar-B-Que. In April, some members attended the State Convention and competed on various judging teams. OFFICERS L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Pam Bottari-Reporter, Lucy Tomera-Vice Pres., Val Phillips-Pres., Mary Yraguen-Sec. BACK ROW: Jim Cooney-Advisor, Ken Scott-Treas., Todd Seal-Sentinel, Louis Horton-Advisor KANSAS CITY DELEGATION L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Mr. Cooney, Gerald Beck, Jake Hannon, Dan Mori, Melvin Smith, Todd Seal, Ken Scott BACK ROW: Pam Bottari, Val Phillips, Mary Yraguen, Lori Phillips SENIORS L. to R.: Melvin Smith, Gerald Beck, Brad Drinnon, Sally Barrett, Rhonda Rosenbaum, Pam Bottari, Lucy Tomera V JUNIORS L. TO R.: BACK ROW: Dan Mori, Jim Glasgow, Scott Satterthwaite, Jake Hannon FRONT ROW: Dave Wallace, Ken Scott, Rory Krenka, Mary Yraguen, Val Phillips, Lori Phillips, Todd Seal SOPHOMORES L. to R.: Jess Sustacha, Chris Johnson, Kenyon Sharp, Steve White, Doug Carpenter, Brad Bowman, Sara Krenka, Dusty Henninger, Debbie Wright, Carol Duval FRESHMEN L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Sabrina Agee, DeWayne Brown, Troy Tueller, Joe Wines, Jerry Dingman, Pete Ernaut, Marie Damele BACK ROW: Melissa Hall, Janet Ogden, Denise Garamendi, Renee Petersen, Todd Schwandt, Knut Grenfell, Allen Campbell L. to R.: Kathy Williams-Editor, Sally Barrett-Business Manager, Robert McGinty- Advisor With a new advisor and almost completely new staff, the POW WOW changed drastically. It was not only larger, but more informative and a little less school orientated. The newspaper did features on motocross racing, ravaging, trapping, and ' lowmobiling. A column was available to the students for puhication of their contributions. Pew w L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Leslie Scales, Maureen Young, Susan Ellenberger, Lucy Tomera, LeAnne Hines, Kathy Williams BACK ROW: Rod Elser, Sally Barrett, Beth Portwood, Rhonda Rosenbaum, Carolyn Kaiser, Kaye Larson, Julie Baker, Kathy McMullen, Mr. McGinty-Advisor, Darla Christean, D'ette King, Maria Romero, Cheryl Bale Not Shown: Jennifer Hooper, Denise Leahy, Joel Utter L. to R.: Scott McBeth, John Wright, Susan Ellenberger, Nancy Porter, Susan Kennedy, Beth Wilde, Jerry Fogle, Todd Hubbard, Paul Morley, Greg Smales Not shown: Lee Gregory, Diane Bennett Thespians Drama Club L. to R.: FIRST ROW: Jerry Fogle, Debbie Ledbetter, Jeff Jarvie, Beth Wilde, Rachel Harris, Mike Smales, Mark Smith, Beth Portwood, Paul Morley SECOND ROW: Scott McBeth, Susan Kennedy, Dru Swendseid, Nancy Porter, Paul McPhee, Russell Palmer, Todd Hubbard, Susan Ellenberger, Rhonda Rosenbaum, Cara Harrison, Chris Swendseid, Deanna McDonald, Greg Smales ON TOP: Paul Gardner, John Wright The Drama Dept, at EHS was one of the hardest working departments on campus. Students tried out for every play and learned what it was like to put on a professional production. To be a member of Drama Club, participation in one play is required. The fall and early spring plays were presented with many new faces to be seen up on the stage. The spring musical was presented in the new Convention Center. To become a Thespian, Drama Club members must earn a certain number of points. Over the summer, a few members of the Nat'I Thespian Soc. from EHS traveled to Indiana to attend the National Thespian Conference. L. to R.: Harold Clark-Advisor, Debbie Kliment-Reporter, Lisa Corbett-Sec.; Walt Musolf-Vice-Pres., Dan Basanez-Parlimentarian, Marcus Samper-Chaplin, Pat McBride-Rep., Todd Scott-Pres. Not shown: Alfred Plank-Treas., Jed Knight-Historian L. to R : STANDING: Mr. Clark-Advisor, Judy Nelson, Lisa Corbett, Debbie Kliment, Lonna ClufF, Walt Musolf, Rod Elser, Pat McBride, Marcus Samper, Dan Basanez, Wade Fordin KNEELING: Ricky Kirby, Fernando Mendive, Todd Scott 102 via t Governor youth Traffic Safety Council Delegates to the Gov. Youth Traffic Safety Council attended a seminar in Fallon to learn more about driving skills and promote traffic safety. War Whoops, The Voice of EHS , was expanded to a weekly radio program and Dave and Sally spoke with a different guest each week. School news, sports, weekly predictions, and a high point was the format for the show. Many of the shows were broadcasted live from locations of school activities. L. to R.: SITTING: Mr. Robert Gallagher-Advisor STANDING: Michele Moyle, Deanna McDonald, Cindy Hartung Not Shown: Mitch Geyer War Whocus L to R.: Dave Pratt, Sally Barrett PEP E officer: OFFICERS Top to Bottom: Tami Payne-Pres.; Darla Christean-Vice-Pres., Peggy DeBoer-Sec., Vickie Alvarez-Treas., Suzy Payne-Historian, D'Ette King-Spirit Comm. Chairman, Charlyn Burger, Tricia Bilbao- Property Managers, Mrs. Teryl Gibson-Advisor L. to R.: Vickie Alvarez, Valerie Funderburg, Iciar Aldazabal, Chris Vlamis, Tricia Bilbao, Paula O'Brien, Suzy Payne, Tami Payne, Darla Christean, Peggy DeBoer, Karla Kaiser, Lori Nelson, D' Ette King, Keri Campsey, Charlyn Burger, Connie Silva Pep E If you happened to pass by the New Gym between 6:30 and 7:00 a.m., chances are you would have seen: girls in shorts (even when it was 20 degrees below zero) with their books and clothes for the day piled in their arms and of course a head full of rollers. This may seem unusual, but to a girl in the Pep E it was all in a day's work. All this practice allowed the Pep E to perform at all the home football and basketball games. The color of the new flags added a great deal to the football pre- game and half-time performances. During basketball season the Pep E performed many styles of drills at each half-time. band A ' ft , t it ( if t ft f f - K } ,t. r , r , • f . ..� ..r...c 6T .;)« ■'f :p!gf f ’I r - r trv r f •; £ : • r.« GfcC «3 4 . V k . i V; H H i ty i r % t 5 ; 4 , ; I I y ¥J V J i r HONOR BAND L to R.: FIRST ROW: Mary Manilla, Judy Jevas, Nancy Porter, Dru Swendseid, Mary Hoem, Ruth Sargeant, Renee Reinertson, Laura LaPere. SECOND ROW: Joan Ogden, Cathy Cole, Becky Hunter, Kathy Manilla, Debbie Bennett, Marcy Embry, Don Tanner, Deanna McDonald, Laurie Ballew, Claudia Hernandez, Kaye Larson. THIRD ROW: Drew Hunt, Brett Lake, Brad Bailey, Pete Cavender, Julie Baker, Genaro Mendez, Scott McBeth, Paul Gardner, Paul Morley, Dana Cook, Dawn Griswold. FOURTH ROW: Brad Bass, Andy Gonzales, Rachel Harris, Susan Kennedy, Jacques Errecart, Chris Swendseid, Frank LaPere, Greg Smales, Todd Hubbard, Dan Lamey. SHOWBAND L. to R.: FIRST ROW: Mary Manilla, Patty Smales, Kathy Manilla, Kristin Miller, Marilyn McPhee, Brad Bass. SECOND ROW: Dan Lamey, Judy Jevas, Laurie Ballew, Cindy Hartung, Karen Rogers, Susan Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Joel Vega, Dana Cook, Nancy Porter, Joan Ogden, Debbie Bennett, Dru Swendseid. FOURTH ROW: Margret Cole, Paul Morley, Paul Gardner, Mike Smales, Don Tanner, Mike Roche. FIFTH ROW: Rachel Harris, Todd Hubbard, Wink Embry, Russell Palmer, Chris Swendseid, Andy Gonzales. SIXTH ROW: Scott Porter, Jacques Errecart, Scott McBeth, Frank LaPere. STAGEBAND L. to R.: FIRST ROW: Cindy Hartung, Deanna McDonald, Laurie Ballew, Mary Hoem, Rachel Harris, Susan Kennedy, Brad Bass. SECOND ROW: Dan Lamey, Phillip Harriman, Mike Roche, Brett Lake, Paul Gardner, Mike Akers. THIRD ROW: Todd Hubbard, Russell Palmer, Jacques Errecart, Chris Swendseid, Frank LaPere. FOURTH ROW: Brad Bailey, Scott McBeth, Paul Morley. During marching season, members of the Band of Indians practiced lunch hours and every Wednesday night. They marched in the fair parade and at every home football game. In September the band traveled to Reno to perform at a University of Nevada-Reno football game. They received a standing ovation from the crowd at Mackay Stadium. In December, the band traveled to Chico, California to compete in the ''Holidaze On Parade band competition. The Honor Band held its concert in November and the Showband raised spirit at all home basketball games. In February, the Showband traveled to Douglas for a basketball game. Concert season brought a concert every month with different styles of music at each performance. The band had a very successful year and will always ''Remember the Pioneers. TWIRLERS L. to R.: Jennifer Evans, Leslie Scales, Linda Mori, Vicki Wallock 108 I inllni 1 1IH1I 1I rs L. to R.: Mary Groves, Laura LaPere, Frank LaPere, Sherry Roysdon, Todd Griswold, Dana Cook, Vickie Roysdon, Brent Paul, Alisa Howes, Paul Morley, Beth Wilde, Marie Hendershot, Mrs. Mary Ann Warren-Director Mary Ann Warren- Director Every morning before school the Tintinnabulators practiced their handbells to prepare for their performances. This group is composed of select tenth and eleventh graders. They gave a Christmas concert and performed at the National Music Educators Conference in Anaheim, California and at Disneyland during March. Members of the group held a car wash, a bell-a-thon, and worked at the concession stand during football games to raise money for the trip. Chcraliers and Chorus CHORALIERS L. to R : FRONT ROW: Beth Wilde, Connie Lauver, Russell Palmer, Corine McCrory, Rai Brolliar, Nory Greer, Roger Vogeler, Barbara Monson, Cynthia Lee, Brenda Harry, Todd Hubbard, Kevin Landenberger, Marcy Embry BACK ROW: Kathy Eardley, Diane Bennett, Bruce Barnum, Mary Hoem, Rachel Harris, Rhonda Rosenbaum, Brent Paul, Kolene Murdoch, Laurie Ballew CHORALIER OFFICERS L. to R.: Rhonda Rosenbaum-Vice- Pres., Mark Paul-Pres., Mr. Stephen Sanders-Director, Beth Wilde-Sec. CHORUS OFFICERS Mr. Sanders-Director, Tammy Helwick-Sec., Wink Embry- Pres., Michele Moyle-Vice-pres. CHORUS L. to R.: FRONT ROW: Karen Plunkett, Rai Brolliar, Patricia White, Cathy Heyne, Billi Jones, Tina White, Kevin Landenberger, Launa Talley, Lynn Jones, Lori Van Roosendaal, Julia Dahling, Dianna Dahling, Aleceia Gamble, Teri Teel, Rosemarie Alberro, Karla Yost BACK ROW: Paula Quintana, Brenda Quintana, Barry Banks, Laura Kirby, Darin Borden, Sheila Burner, Thomas Algerio, Lorie Keisker, Wink Embry, Sue Stott, Paul McPhee, Patricia Eberley, Jeff Meyer, Cathy Santistevan, Calvin Carpenter, Theresa Ragsdale, Jason DeVore, Lisa Kirby, Nancy Cantu, Randy Peterson, Jackie Eberley, Michele Moyle I Iu it Staff Each member of the Yearbook Staff played an integral part in the production of this yearbook. Many long but satisfying hours were put into THE 1979 POHOB to make it a success. L. to R.: Rachel Harris-Editor, Susan Kennedy-Production Staff, Connie Silva-Asst. Editor, Mr. Lowell Swendseid-Advisor, Sally Barrett-Copy Editor, Val Phillips-Asst. Business Manager, Judy Jevas-Business Manager, Mr. Richard Harris-Advisor The Photography Staff worked very hard taking and developing pictures for this yearbook. The members of this staff took most of the fantastic pictures seen on these pages. Their work is greatly appreciated. The POHOB business staff was busy during the first few months of school selling ads to help pay for the cost of the yearbook. Many new members joined the staff and that helped make the POHOB a bigger success. Cu$ine$$ Staff thctearaPhers L. to R : Pete Cavender, Maureen Young, Carol Nicholson, Paul Gardner- Manager, Dan Steninger L. to R.: Connie Silva, Mary Manilla, Jennifer Hooper, Joanne Sarasua, Beth Portwood, Keri Campsey, Judy Jevas, D'Ette King, Cheryl Paoli, Leslie Scales, Tammy Wright, Maureen Young, Leticia Silva, Tobi Sceirine, Chris Vlamis, Lori Nelson, Sheila Smith, Cathy Cole, Caroyln Kaiser 111 VARSITY L to R.: FIRST ROW: Frank Zaga, Verle Moon, Jose Arbillaga, Mark Lupercio, Scott Satterthwaite, Manuel Romero, Joel Utter, Doyal Kirby, Jeff Frazier, Brent Paul, Alfred Plank-Manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. John Hocking-Coach, Tim Fogle, Shawn Sanford, Matt Stock, James Sargeant, Jerry Fogle, Rusty Braithwaite, John Wright, Jeff Hansen, Todd Drake, Steve Goicoechea, Mark Conley, Dan Basanez, Mr. Mike Koulentes-Coach THIRD ROW: Mr. Herald Jardine-Coach, Ed Zontek, Jed Knight, Randy Burgess, Jeff Draper, Walter Musolf, Les Callender, Marcus Samper, Rod Elser, Joe McDaniel, Joe Hassett, Marty Logsden, Lonnie Nutting, Mr. Moyal Kump-Head Coach. I i I i ll I JUNIOR VARSITY L. to R.: FIRST ROW: Kimbal Atkinson, Raymond Basanez, Mark Jones, Bill Leahy, Martin Fagoaga, Zane Sims, Darold McDade, Loren Grandjean, Matt Smith, Phil Neff, Jeff Mariluch, Joe Rosevear. SECOND ROW: Dan Allred, Matt Voss, Jess Sustacha, Mark Byrnes, Chris Johnson, Eliot Whittaker, Mitch Knight, Paul Morley, Fermin Arbillaga, Jerome Samper, Kurt Stefka, Brian Porter, Ken Rather. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jake Kump-Coach, Greg Smales, Scott Laughlin, Jeb Stuart, Richard Domingo, Doug Carpenter, Ricky Driggs, Pat Keogh, John Ogden, Scott Porter, Giovanni Puccinelli, Craig Platerio, Doug Nutting, Mr. Ron Cline-Coach. FRESHMAN L. to R.: FIRST ROW: Philip Fagoaga, John Cahill, Matt Ross, Albert Aldazabal, Frank Gandolfo, Andy Manilla, Lane Bitton, Mike Smales, Mark Smith, Monty Kimball. SECOND ROW: Mike Gilligan, Tom Voss, Jimmy Vietti, Blaine Byrnes, Tripper Nelson, Pete Ernaut, Cameron Perry, Jesse Mancha, Wayne Reynolds, Kyle Wegner, Theron Hunt. THIRD ROW: Steve Sargeant, Matt Riveras, Monte Rider, Chuck Witte, Dion Andress, Ricky Kirby, Steve Hansen, Brent Womack, Jim Call, Von ClufT, Van Cluff, Jim Cudney, Richard Wardwell- Manager, Mr. Jerry Hassett-Coach. This page sponsored by: Sharp Concrete Co. and Gravel Plant 115 H 4 MAII VARSITY EHS OPP. 6 20 Emmett, Idaho 7 24 Fallon 30 6 Boulder City 12 20 White Pine 28 6 Hawthorne 10 24 Manogue 0 26 Yerington 34 13 Lowry 16 14 Douglas JUNIOR VARSITY EHS OPP. 29 18 White Pine 0 6 Fallon 15 12 Carlin 28 0 Battle Mtn. 31 0 White Pine 20 14 Manogue 26 6 Grantsville, Ut. 36 0 Lowry 14 12 Douglas 116 1978 FRESHMAN EHS OPP. 0 14 Carlin 14 18 White Pine 18 6 Carlin 0 14 Fallon 14 16 Wells 26 14 White Pine ALL STATE Honorable Mention Jerry Fogle James Sargeant Jed Knight Dan Basanez Lonnie Nutting BASKETBALL VARSITY L. to R.: Mr. Bob Gallagher-Coach, Lee Gregory, Todd Drake, Dan Basanez, Rod Elser, Albert Rogers, Dave Pratt, Jeff Frazier, Eric Hearon, Brent Paul, Wade Pitman, Mr. Gerald Mayes-Varsity Coach. KNEELING: Richard Wardwell, Greg Smales, Matt Smith-Managers. This page sponsored by: Tremewan’s Store, Mountain City JUNIOR VARSITY L. to R.: Richard Wardwell-Manager, Matt Smith-Manager, Dan Allred, Jeff Mariluch, Felipe Ghrist, Todd Griswold, Neil Osmun, Dan Dodge, John Garamendi, Giovanni Puccinelli, Doug Nutting, Mitch Knight, Mitch Geyer, Mr. Bob Gallagher-Coach. FRESHMAN L to R.: FIRST ROW: Mr. John Hocking-Coach, Pete Cavender, Richard Bitton, Brett Lake. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Vietti, Tim Pruitt, Tripper Nelson, Tom Voss. THIRD ROW: Mark Smith, Raynard Gonzalas, Mike Smales, Mike Gilligan, Matt Riveras. 119 BASKETBALL 1979 VARSITY EHS OPP 66 Hug 47 42 Buhl, Idaho 30 55 Manogue 56 56 Yerington 62 53 Incline 60 66 Lowry 77 74 Fallon 56 26 Douglas 43 55 Hawthorne 78 92 Stewart 60 42 Incline 64 72 Lowry 70 62 Fallon 64 48 Douglas 83 90 Stewart 66 71 Hawthorne 60 62 Manogue 57 69 Yerington 52 71 White Pine Elko Invitational 54 80 NYTC 44 55 White Pine 60 83 Boulder City Lowry Invitational 88 45 Reed 65 57 Lassen, Calif. 55 41 Lakeview, Ore. Pocatello Invitational 48 38 Buhl, Idaho 72 51 Burley, Idaho 61 120 JUNIOR VARSITY EHS OPP. 44 Hug 27 51 Buhl, Idaho 40 45 Manogue 35 72 Yerington 33 65 Incline 43 56 Lowry 55 55 Fallon 44 55 Douglas 51 60 Hawthorne 49 63 Stewart 51 65 Incline 33 80 Lowry 65 54 Fallon 37 52 Douglas 44 73 Stewart 38 90 Hawthorne 60 51 Manogue U 65 White Pine NYTC Tournament 18 55 NYTC 4 45 Owyhee NENOA Tournament 5C 49 Carlin 37 42 Lincoln 57 51 Murtaugh 52 FRESHMAN EHS OPP. 50 White Pine 51 37 Battle Mtn. 29 32 NYTC 61 48 Lowry 59 39 Carlin 44 43 Carlin 60 60 Wells 58 26 Carlin 39 47 Carlin 55 43 Lowry 57 53 Wells 57 57 Battle Mtn. 18 47 Carlin 42 37 Carlin 61 70 White Pine 75 121 VARSITY FRONT ROW: Dave Kern, Frank LaPere, Mike Stokes, Mark Lupercio, Alex Guzman, Joe Hassett, Rusty Braithwaite. BACK ROW: Mr. Mike Koulentes-Varsity Coach, Jerry Fogle, Matt Stock, James Sargeant, Bill Monson, Mark Conley, Dan Kane-Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Manuel Romero, Pete Ernaut, Andy Manilla, Alan Blach, Chris Voss, Cameron Perry. BACK ROW: Scott Satterthwaite, Monte Rider, Chuck Witte, David Wise, Tim Cress, Doug Shane. STANDING: Mr. Moyal Kump-JV Coach. r 123 WRESTLING VARSITY EHS OPP. 54 Hawthorne 18 28 Yerington 33 27 Jerome 33 39 Lowry 21 25 White Pine 31 24 Fallon 33 71 Stewart 0 33 Douglas 21 31 Lowry 22 Lowry Tournament 3rd White Pine Tournament 1st Yerington Tournament 4th Elko Kiwanis Tournament 5th State Tournament 4th JUNIOR VARSITY EHS OPP. 15 NYTC 51 30 NYTC 27 60 Hawthorne 6 53 Jerome 21 28 White Pine 34 27 Fallon 28 36 Lowry 15 NYTC Tournament 2nd 4 111 S' I VM I II VII VARSITY L. to R.: Cheri Chapin-Manager, Cheryl Paoli, Cindy Hartung, Karen Rogers, Judy Smith, Bonnie Burgess, Marlene Plank, Rachel Harris, Susan Bellinger, Cathy Cobb, Cindy Baily, Lori Churchfield, Laura LaPere, Shawn Zontek-Trainer. KNEELING: Mr. Leon Reyes-Varsity Coach. 124 JUNIOR VARSITY L to R.: FIRST ROW: Dusty Henniger, Leah Hartung, Jeannie Smith, Chris Jiminez, Kelly Landenberger. SECOND ROW: Shawn Zontek-Trainer, Lynn Overholser, Paula Harmer, Dawn Griswold, Briana Hannig, Sara O'Brien, Launa Tally, Cheri Chapin-Manager, Mr. Charles Briggs-JV Coach. 125 VARSITY lAMIlIAII EHS OPP. 27 Carlin 74 32 Carlin 61 48 Battle Mtn. 37 36 Boulder City 57 37 Lowry 51 54 Owyhee 43 41 White Pine 27 47 Wells 42 58 Eureka 23 44 Lund 22 49 Owyhee 47 37 Wells 20 69 Eureka 14 43 White Pine 20 30 Lowry State Tournament 53 39 Hawthorne 27 23 Lowry 57 JUNIOR VARSITY EHS OPP. 25 Carlin 29 40 Carlin 39 26 Lowry 30 37 Owyhee 32 37 White Pine 20 41 Wells 29 41 Owyhee 21 40 Wells 33 30 White Pine 24 28 Lowry 57 126 Y4 111 I III VARSITY Elko-Owyhee 15-6 15-13 Elko-Wells 15-12 15-12 Elko-White Pine 15-10 15-8 Elko-Wells 15-9 12-15 15-8 Elko-Wells 10- 15 15-3 12-15 Elko-Battle Mtn. 15-12 15-9 Elko-Carlin 11- 15 4-15 Elko-Wells 13-15 15-10 10-15 Elko-Eureka 15-5 15-5 Elko-Lowry 15-5 8-15 8- 15 Elko-Carlin 15-10 9- 15 15-10 Elko-White Pine 15-7 15-8 Elko-Lund 15-8 15-10 Elko-Austin 15-11 9-15 15-12 Elko-Owyhee 15-2 15-1 Elko-Carlin 3- 15 4- 15 Elko-Wells 15-1 15-8 Elko-Lowry 6-15 10-15 Elko-White Pine 15-3 15-13 Elko-Lowry 15-6 15-13 Elko-Lovelock 4-15 15-5 15-4 Yerington Tournament Elko-Whittel Elko-Yearington Elko-Smith Valley 12-15 18-16 12-15 15-9 8-15 9-15 15-17 15-6 9-15 State Tournament Elko-Fallon 9-15 17-15 11-15 JUNIOR VARSITY Elko-White Pine Elko-Lowry Elko-Carlin 15-3 9-7 15-3 7-15 0-4 4-15 14-16 Elko-Carlin 15-12 Elko-Wells 11-7 Elko-Lowry 13-3 15-2 15-6 11-5 Elko-Wells 2-15 Elko-Wells 15-5 7-15 15-5 15-5 15-5 Elko-Lowry Elko-Battle Mtn 9-7 15-5 10-4 15-8 Elko-Carlin Elko-Eureka 15-5 6-11 15-2 15-1 15-8 Carlin Tournament Elko-Carlin Elko-BattleMtn. Elko-Carlin 15-8 15-9 15-8 4-15 15-8 15-13 15-12 VARSITY L to R.: Linda Headley- Varsity Coach, Tammi Payne-Manager, Vickie Roysdon, Mary Manilla, Greta Stock, Judy Jevas, Chris Vlamis, Bonnie Burgess, Cindi Gilliland, Kathy Manilla, Leslie Whittaker, Judy Smith, Laurie Ballew, Cindy Hartung, Kolene Murdoch-Manager, Anita Anacabe-JV Coach JUNIOR VARSITY L to R.: FIRST ROW: Tracey Elliott, Rosemarie Alberro, Renee Reinertson, Tina Chandler, Jeannie Smith. SECOND ROW: Anita Anacabe-JV Coach, Karen Rogers-Manager, Peggy DeBoer, Debbie Bennett, Sheila Burner, Paula Harmer, Sheila Smith, Alisa Aguirre, Susan Claridge, Leah Hartung-Manager, Linda Headley-Varsity Coach. 128 i I I I M AI I These two pages sponsored by: During our Homecoming Week, each day was something special. Monday was Hat Day, Tuesday was Inside-Out Day, Wednesday was Graffiti Day, Thursday was Dress- Up Day, and Friday was Maroon and White Day. Thursday afternoon members of the FFA collected wood for the huge bonfire. That night a large crowd consisting of the football team, band, cheerleaders, students, faculty, alumni, and people from the community attended the roaring blaze that ignited both our spirit and pride. Our assembly, Friday afternoon, was a spirited event culminating the efforts of clubs and organizations in a super display of enthusiasm, laughter and excitement. The band, cheerleaders, song-leaders, and Pep E led all of us with bubbly eagerness. The Queen candidates' presentation, the Car Parade, and getting out of school early ended our afternoon. With tears of happiness, our Homecoming Queen Linda Mori was presented and crowned at the Pre-Game activities. After accepting the silver tiarra and flowers presented to her by the co-captains of the football team, Queen Linda and her court, Claudia, Judy, Liesa, and D'ette, reigned over the Elko-Manogue football game. Saturday night, with “Indian Lightning decorations and Xanadu playing our favorite tunes we danced and enjoyed everyone's company at the Homecoming Dance. MMECCMING 1978 ft INDIAN iff a? wm@69$ INDIAN LIGHTNING Elko-10 Uanoeue-24 135 Judy Jevas Claudia Hernandez Attendant Attendant 137 Prudence Mason. Arthur Scott, Jr. Clair Carter... Mr. Bach....... Jerry Flannagan . Janet Ross..... Phil Ford...... Dean of Women . Tad Voorhis.... Stella Brahms.... Marion Phipps.... John Redman.... Cynthia Keene.. Raimund Brown . Mavis Moriarity.. Miss Freeman.... Miss Robinson... Miss Jones..... Student Director Director........ ....Susan Kennedy .....Paul Morley ...Beth Portwood ...Chris Swendseid .....Brad Drinnon ...Dru Swendseid .......Jeff Jarvie .....Nancy Porter .....Paul Gardner ...Cynthia Garcia .....Be-Be Elliott .....Mike Smales .....Mary Hoem .....Greg Smales .....Mary Manilla .......Beth Wilde Marie Hendershot .....Kelly Drinnon Susan Ellenberger .....Hugh Rossolo A4 A S H General Hamilton Harrington Hammond.Mike Lytle Private Boone..........................Brent DeCracker Lt. Colonel Henry Braymore BlakeCasey Fisherman Captain Bridget McCarthy...............Kelly Drinnon Lt. Janice Fury........................Nikki Lipparelli Sergeant Devine.........................Todd Hubbard Lt. Louise Kimble...............Beth Wilde Captain Frank Burns.....................Greg Smales Father John Patrick Mulcahy.....Jeff Jarvie Captain Walter Waldowski................Paul Gardner Captain John Mclntire .........Paul Morley Captain John Black.....................Chris Swendseid Corporal Radar Reilly.................Pete Ernaut Capt. Benjamin Franklin Pierce.Scott McBeth Capt. Augustus Bedford Forrest..Mike Smales Ho-Jon...................................Don Tanner Private Lopez...........................Phil Harriman Korean Woman 1.......................Debbie Bennett Korean Woman 2.................Cathy Cole Korean Woman 3.......................Carrie Pruyne Lt. Nancy Phillips.....................Susan Ellenberger Major Margaret Houlihan........Beth Portwood Congresswoman Goldfarb.........Diane Bennett Dean Mercy Lodge.......................Be-Be Elliott Miss Randazzle.........................Karen Rogers Mitzi Bonwit....................Linda Mori Fritzi Bonwit........................Melinda Tafoya Agnes Bonwit..........................Connie Spyropoulos Lt. Connie Liebowitz ..........Dru Swendseid Capt. Oliver Wendell Jones...........Russell Palmer Major Ruth Haskell ............Cara Harrison Director................................Hugh Rossolo 139 liclidaze Cn Parade The “Band of Indians , Pep E, and Twirlers traveled to Chico, California in December to compete in the “Holidaze on Parade band competition. Members of the organizations had practiced in snow and freezing temperatures to prepare for the competition. The band came away with a second place trophy in field competition, and a fourth place trophy in the parade competition. The Pep E and Twirlers received first place trophies in their divisions. The band, Pep E, and Twirlers raised $7,000 to go to the competition. MINII I I 111' KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES L. to R.: Claudia Hernandez, Dan Basanez, Judy Jevas, Lee Gregory, Linda Mori, Dave Pratt, Mary Manilla, Wade Pitman. Debbie Ledbetter. Winter Rally and Spirit Week were combined to raise spirit and supply support for the basketball teams. Each class decorated a building hall and every day of the week represented a letter from the word SPIRIT. Monday was Senior Day. Seniors held a mini-assembly and the school song was played every hour between classes. Tuesday was Pajama Day. Members of each class wore pajamas and many carried their teddy bears. Wednesday, Imagination Day, brought out each person's imagination as well as each classes. FBLA sponsored Representative day on Thursday and each club wore something that symbolized their organization. Friday was Indian Day, and some people dressed up as real Indians, while others wore maroon and white. The Snow Ball was Saturday night and the Winter Rally King and Queen were announced. Queen Mary Manilla and King Dave Pratt ruled over the dance. Mill VI III I VII Nevada AA State Volleyball was held in Elko for the first time and the Varsity team made it into the tournament. The Indians were matched against Fallon, a team they had never met during their season, in their first game. The Elko team played well and the games were very exciting, but Fallon came out the victor. The Douglas Tigers became the 1979 State Champions with the Incline Highlanders second. 144 A A STATE Easketball The Nevada 'AA' State Basketball Tournament was held for the first time in Elko. The Varsity team played a long and difficult season with many grueling overtime games to make it into the tournament. The crowd was behind the Indians 100% in their game with Incline. Although the Highlanders advanced to the next round of play over the Indians, Elko gave them a tough game. They stayed close the entire game and even tied Incline in the third quarter, but with a slow fourth quarter the Indians couldn't keep up. Incline went on the take second in the state and the Douglas Tigers went all the way to become the 1979 Nevada 'AA' State Champions. 146 rkTH rkTa raa rvra rra EH$ f ON YE INDIANS, ON YE INDIANS ’ FIGHT FOR ELKO HIGH GALLANT MEN IN MAROON AND WHITE ALL BOUND TO DO OR DIE ON YE INDIANS, ON YE INDIANS CROWN OUR SCHOOL WITH FAME FIGHT FOR OLD ELKO HIGH WE'LL WIN THIS GAME V an am aiTj aru am as 148 We Support You. You Support Us. CITY AUTO PARTS 608 Commercial St. Elko, Nevada CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! 150 Yr 738-6520 411 10th St. STAR LITE MOTEL BODILY'S FURNITURE GOOD LUCK, CONGRATULATIONS VOGUE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Robert B. Goicoechea Gary E. DiGrazia John E. Marvel 175 5th St. 452 Idaho St. Wishes GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS 151 Best Wishes In The Future STEVEN D. GLASER, D.D.S. Phone (702) 738-7245 FOX FOTO SHOP BOYD'S REFRIGERATION and AIR CONDITIONING TOPPERS MOTEL °tnf° % •O' LOSTRA BROTHERS 1500 Idaho St. Elko, Nevada 89801 Across from the city park in the East end of Elko. General machine work and truck towing services 738-5040 509 So. 5th St. 152 c 0 N G R A T U L A T I 0 N S NUGENTS 382 Fifth St. Morris F. Gallagher, D.D.S. Marvin W. Conley, D.D.S. GEM STATE PAPER SUPPLY E.K. WILLIAMS PHIL BROWN and COMPANY Box 469 Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 GOOD LUCK, S E N I 0 R S The biggest store in the heart of Elko MAYFAIR 153 SKAGGS DRUG CENTER The most complete drug store in town. EL AERO WISHES WELL TO THE SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING CLASS OF 1979 ELKO AIRPORT (702) 738-6158 (702) 738-5116 303 3rd St. 435 So. 5th St. Mountain City Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIAL Chas. r. new Owner P-M SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Automotive Industrial and Marine Jobbers Elko, Nevada 89801 43B SO. 5th ST. ELKO, NEV. 73B-3436 154 FRED C. WORLINE ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Licensed Real Estate Broker Corner of 5th Oak Elko, Nevada 89801 Phone: 702-738-3414 STOCKMENS BEAUTY SALON 340 Commercial St. Elko, Nevada 89801 Featuring Uniperms and Complete Line of Redken Nutralon Products Best Wishes to the Grads VIETTI ELECTRIC CO. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '79 from everyone at MARTY'S 700 Idaho St. 155 Congratulations, Jennifer and the Class of 1979. Love, Dad, Mother, and Douglas Carol, All things worth having are yours to achieve. Follow God's word and believe. Love, Mom To Liesa- Congratulations and all our love. Mom, Dad, and Jay Claudia, May you know every happiness. We love you. Dad, Mom, Carla, and Caren. Best Wishes to the Class of '79 ALEXANDER GRANT AND COMPANY FIRST AMERICAN TITLE CO. 345 5th St. 156 JOE TORNEO GOLF SHOP Jackie, Just remember to be yourself and that we love you. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations, Jennifer, from Your Family Dear Mark, We are proud and love you. May you always keep your goals high. Love, Dad, Mom, Brent, Kenny, Daren, and Greg Sonya, Thanks for trying so hard. We know it wasn't easy. Love ya, Mom and Matt CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 MUTH DRILLING COMPANY 738-7527 157 CP national ......j ELKO COUNTY FARM SUPPLY €lecl� icily P.0. Box 672 542 Commercial St. Elko, Nevada 89801 738-4055 158 Janitorial Supplies and Equipment JIM HAY APEX PRODUCTS, INC. 265 Washington St. Reno, Nevada 89513 P.0. Box 6267 (702) 322-1964 ELKO LUMBER CO. Plumbing And Electrical Fixtures Paint Coal Prefinished Panels And Wallboard Elko Nevada 159 160 SPEED'S PHILLIPS SERVICE Motor Tune-ups Brake Service 24 Hr. Towing Steve Sutherland Sales Rentals Service Congratulations KEY 7 MOTEL NEVADA ELECTRONICS Color T.V. Service RIGER, INC. PAINT LOCK SERVICE 738-7257 744 So. 5th St. Dan Wallace Service Management 738-6566 485 S. 5th St. Elko, Nv. 89801 336 SILVER ST. Elko, Nevada 89801 (702) 738-6672 VEGA CONSTRUCTION AND TRUCKING Phone 738-5381 Manuel Vega Owner Excavating Construction 514 So. 4th St. P.0. Box 1630 Elko, Nev. 89801 161 THE RUBY MOUNTAIN FFA SALUTES FUTURE LEADERS Congratulations, Graduating Choraliers Laurie Ballew Bruce Barnum Diane Bennett Rai Broiliar Kathy Eardley Marcy Embry Rachel Harris Todd Hubbard Connie Lauver Corine McCrory Russell Palmer Mark Paul Rhonda Rosenbaum Roger Vogeler I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestionable ability of man to elevate his life by conscious endeavor. —Henry David Thoreau Best wishes for success and happiness from your director, Stephen Paul Sanders Downtown ELKO Ted Blohm-Certified Gemologist Lina Blohm-Register Jeweler Commercial Roffler Styling Shop Best Wishes From Wilson, Wilson, and Barrows RADIO SHA CK Carol Dave Jaep Puccinelli Market and Groceries Finest Meats Free Delivery Elko, Nevada 89801 738-3161 249 3rd Street 616 Commercial ELKO TOOL SHARPENING and fix it shop Phone 738-8500 143 12th Street 164 416 Idaho For Appointment Call 738-8734 425 Rail Road Street and Siding contrs. Rainbo Barber Shop Congratulations Class of '79 ELKO DRUG COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of '79 783-3164 is a barber. Anacabe Store Joy Marlu Hair designed for people Exclusive Jhimach and Unicure Retailer 1300 Idaho Elko, Nevada Tues thru Sat. 492 5th St. 165 Where the West Eats the Best 738-5141 340 Commercial St. STOCKMEN'S MOTOR HOTEL 166 Congratulations TRA VELERS MOTEL 738-5719 1181 Idaho St. Elko, Nevada LIFFARELLI REAL ESTATE MARY'S RIVER RANCH GOOD LUCK, SENIORS a re Western Wear, Boots, Belts Moccasins, Gloves and All Fine Leather Goods Saddles, Harness, Spurs, Tarps, Tents, Seat Covers, Awnings, Pack Outfits, and General Repair J.M. CAPRIOLA CO. 500 Commercial St. Elko, Nevada MID TOWN MOTEL 167 Debbie, We're proud of you and wish you the very best. 1WI Mom, Dad and Daniel EimuiemuMi Woody, May all your hopes and dreams for the future be fulfilled. Love, Your family FURNISHINGS ROBERT R. BELLINGER - OWNERS - FRED Y. WILLIAMS. JR. CHANGE OF Telephone Number 738-4066 Dear Gail, May you have the happiness you deserve. We love you. Mom, Dad, Susan, Dennis Harriet's Beauty Salon Permanent Mark, May your future be full of achievements. We love you. Mom, Dad, Christine, Vickie CARSON TRAILER COURT Good Luck, Seniors 738-5070 DUILIO if Bottari Ranch • Waving Manicuring Styling 738-3722 403 Henderson Bank Building Hang in there son, we're behind you! With love, Mom, Dad, Dru, and Beth Cindi, We love you and are very proud of you. Mom Dad Congratulations, Rusty! May all your hopes and some of your dreams come true. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations to our special senior, Kathy Eardley Love, Mom and Dad 168 DUVAL RANCHING COMPANY Our Best To You Seniors T.V. PIX INC. 738-5222 376 5th Street Cabled Community Systems Delivering 3 Major Networks Rod, Congratulations on your many achievements. We're behind you in whatever you choose to do. Love, Mom, Dad, Cindy, Suella and Donny Congratulations -Marcus- We all love you Ivone, Marquitta, Jerome Mom Dad —i Dear Beth, May you have happiness and success in any future pursuit. Mom, Dad Valerie Hope you get to where you want to go, Maggie, in your sea-goings research, jj All the Reads Congratulations, Tina. May your life be filled with Love, Happiness, and Success. Your Family Congratulations F.L.J. Repair and Service 522 W. Cedar We use and recommend RH and RedKen Products exclusively POOR RICHARD'S Hair Design Rich Combs Stylist-Owner Tony Gunter Stylist 575 Court Street Professional Center Elko, Nevada (702)738-4322 If you don't have a sense of humor, find one You will need it all the rest of your life to be successful Best Wishes, OUR STORE 169 STAR HOTEL Bar - Dining Room Family Style Dinners Basque Food Served from 5:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Closed Sundays Your Hosts Joe Sarasua and John Aldazabal 170 ALPARK DISTRIBUTING, INC. Wholesale and Retail Jobbers of Petroleum Products 144 Railroad In Nevada 738-8446 171 Congratulations Lisa, May your life be filled with Love and Happiness. Buy, Sell, and Loan SEARS Dad, Mom and Kelly -household goods -furniture Dear Jeff, Catalogue Sales You made it, we are proud. -most misc. items Thank you. Love, Mom, Dad, Steve, Allen Bargain Barn Trim Millie McCarley Owners Dear Pam, All our love and much luck in everything you try in the future. Love, (702) 738-6749 Mom, Dad, and Bart P.0. Box 1826 738-7251 525 5th St. 702 Idaho St. Congratulations Kaye! God bless you always Elko, Nevada 89801 The Larson Family PARKSIDE MOBILE SERVICE • ACCESSORIES • LUBES • BATTERIES • SHACKS • TIRES • MOTOR TUNE-UPS • COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS • WELDING • AIR COND. SERVICE OPEN 7 Days a week 738-6411 or 738-5340 1450 Idaho 172 M 0 n t g w 0 a m r e d r y GOOD LUCK, SENIORS Congratulations to The Class of 1979 Farmers Insurance Group J 0 h n B i e 9 P. e r 760 Commercial St. 738-5718 462 Idaho St. Congratulations Graduates From Leo J. Puccinelli and Andrew J. Puccinelli Debbie, Congratulations. May the years ahead bring you joy. With all our love Mom . Dad Congratulations, Lonnie, We're very proud! Dad, Patty, Doug, Nicole, Clayt, Chief Echo Congratulations Patty, We have enjoyed you and your achievements. Mom and Dad Congratulations Brenda, May all your life be filled with love and happiness always Your Family Good Luck, Seniors Commercial Beauty Salon 420 Idaho St. 173 The Chamber of Commerce Salutes the Class of 1979. Your Chamber helps to make Elko a better place to live, work, and play. Best Wishes and Congratulations ARCTIC CIRCLE 788 Idaho St. Best Wishes to the Class of '79 with Chimes from the Holland Ranch Dinner Bell! 174 Congratulations Ross P. Eardley 175 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE MIGHTY SENIORS OF 176 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE ELKO COUNTY RANCHERS 177 Congratulations from C P CLEANERS GRANDVIEW MOBILE HOMES Neil Shaw Owner 738-8473 1900 East Idaho St. - Elko, Nevada 89801 WIGGINS PLUMBING and HEATING SINCE 1937. LEO'S RADIATOR SHOP Best Wishes and Good Luck To The Seniors of E.H.S. TED LUNSFORD 738-3516 385 Court Elko 178 SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION 335 West 1700 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 (801) 484-7274 NEVADA PAPER CHEMICAL COMPANY MADDEN UPHOLSTERY SHOP Best of Luck, Seniors 738-5310 149-9th Street (Bus.) 738-7011 Box 250 Wendover, Utah 84083 572-5th St. Elko, Nevada 89801 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Rose Apartments 179 GUYS GALS Jeans and Sportswear Elko Shopping Plaza GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 79 MONSON'S Keepsake Traditional Wedding Rings FRAZIER INSURANCE Best of Luck to the Class of '79 738-7103 451 Railroad Elko Good Luck, Seniors. Bob's Togs Bob Shirley Higley Differenco P e Wakes Joe John 180 738-5554 EVANS, BILYEU MILES Congratulations, Seniors 6881 ¥2 Idaho - Elko Congratulations, Seniors and Good Luck. SIERRA WINE Charles Chester Plumbing and Heatina Congratulations, Seniors of 1979 ATLANTIC RICHFIELD OIL COMPANY Archie Lani Distributor 181 Our Sincere Congratulations To The Class of 1979 From THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL 345 4th Street Good Luck, Class of '79 from LESBO TRAILER SALES and R.V. CENTER 1794 Idaho St. 183 LILLIAN'S J APPAREL H Congratulations C To The 0 Senior Class of 1979 M P L A I N L L O H A N N s E N 604 Commercial KELK 1240 Music-Sports-News Best Wishes To The Class of '79 from MEADOW GOLD DAIRY and from the UNCOLA COMPANY If You Must Drive and Drink Drink Milk KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 184 CRYSTAL I CRYSTAL II MOTOR VIEW Congratulations Seniors from REX BELL'S Elko's Junior Fashion Store Love Stuff Jeans Sweet Baby Jane Cecily Knits H.I.S. Shoes now in same store 477 Idaho Best Wishes 487 Railroad St. Elko Stay At PANORAMA TRAILER COURT FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEVADA Best Wishes John R. Helen Hesselgesser 185 HOLIDAY INN OF ELKO 3015 Idaho St. Good Luck Seniors 186 ELKO DINNER STATION Chinese Cocktail American Lounge Cuisine 11:00A.M.-10:00P.M. Closed Wednesday ELKO TRUCK SERVICE 1850 Idaho St. Truck Parts and Repairs 24-hour Service 738-4061 Is Now Celebrating Its 47th Anniversary 738-3328 11th and Silver Serving Elko for 46 years. MERKLEY AND HANKINS SHELL 187 FOUR SEASONS FLORAL Corsages Weddings Special Occasions Enjoy Bowling at the INDEPENDENT CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF E.H.S. Publishing Commercial Printing Lithographs 738-3611 P.O. Box 309 John H. Martin, Jr., D.D.S. 188 ELKO BODY SHOP Best Wishes 450 South 4th Street Elko, Nevada 89801 Phone: 738-3924 Guaranteed For: • Radiator Repair • Recoring • Painting • Complete Body Repair • Fiberglass Repair STOCKMEN'S BARBER SHOP 'Dccfiaat 'P cL'wtacef 397 Fifth Street Elko, Nevada 89801 Congratulations, Seniors PHONE: (702) 738-5149 GEORGE A MORLEY, R.Ph , Proprietor Best Western Lodging at its Best jLWar WotorJn 837 Idaho Street ELKO. NEVADA 89801 Dial (702) 738-7261 YOUR HOSTS LEO LEONIE MORANDI ‘‘ Its Dupont's for the Host in Drill’s” 189 Congratulations, Rachel I'm proud of you. Love - Mumsy Dave You little Buckaroo. I didn't think you'd graduate! We're proud of you. Mom . Lulu Roger Good Show! Love - Mom, Dad Brothers Congratulations, Nick! May love, happiness, and success be yours. JlM_____REAL ESTATE 990 FIFTH STREET ELKO, NEVADA 89801 RON OE FEVRE BROKER-SALESMAN BUS. 738-7144 Res. 738-6974 z_ 7 G AND T CONSTRUCTION, INC. JIM GREGORY 738-7144 990 5th ST. ELKO. NEVADA 89801 Mom, Dad, Feron Janie Congratulations, Valerie. Jf NSURflNCE jvfiuflOElYlEMT RWCES 738-5108 461 Fourth St. formerly the John Q. Ryan Agency ELKO....RENO WINNEMUCCA We wish you much happiness and success. Mom, Dad Alisa Brad, Congratuations and best wishes for the future. Your Family Congratulations, Cathy! We hope the future is bright. We love you. WISHES THE BEST TO THE GRADUATES OF EHS George and Mom Teresa, Congratulations. Thank you for being you. With love, Mom, Dad Giovanni Tim 190 ORMAZA CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractor Peter Ormaza Owner P.O. Box 306 Elko, Nevada 89801 Congratulations, Carl. Anchors Aweigh Now! Love you Nan and Dee Suzanne, Congratulations for your past achievements-success to your future. Mom, Dad, Carol, Dawn Congratulations, Randy. Good Luck to You, Mom, Dad, Kenyon, Tammy Dearest Laurie, As you follow your dreams, always know that our love and prayers go with you. Mom and Dad Congratulations, Chris, We love you! Mom, Dad, Matt, Paul, Tom, Anne, Laura, Mike Dear Beth, May you have happiness and success in any future pursuits. Mom, Dad, Valerie hugh d. McMullen REALTOR Congratulations, Gayla! May your future be filled with happiness. We Love You, Mom Dad REALTOR Dear Mary, Congratulations. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Kathy Andy 429 Court St. 738-7278 Elko, Nevada 89801 191 The book is finally complete, and I hope that it holds special memories for everyone. I owe these pages to so many people. Connie, I can't express in words the feelings and deep appreciation I feel for your help. This book is as much a part of you as it is of me. Thank you so much, and good luck next year. You'll do great. Mr. Swendseid and Mr. Harris, you have helped in so many ways. You were always there when I needed you, yet you let me have a free hand. You're the best! Judy, you always came through when the going got rough, and you did a great job. Sally, thanks for your help on the copy. Mr. Clark and Mrs. Danner, I could always depend on you to have the pictures I needed, and they were the best ever. Thanks for your understanding and cooperation. Paul, and the rest of your cohorts, your pictures could not have been taken by anyone else. Through your eyes you caught the real feeling of EHS. Mr. Bush, your pictures always had a special effect on me. They seemed to capture special moments so perfectly. Special thanks to: Susan Kennedy Mrs. Pat Bush Crystal Theatre Mr. Howard Hickson Mr. Paul Lyon Mrs. Ginger Rackley Elko Daily Free Press Mr. Royal Orser Dan Steninger Judge Joseph 0. McDaniel Pete Cavender Mr. Robert McGinty Fred Call Mr. Frank Lespade Maureen Young Custodians Val Phillips Counselors Mrs. Pauline Amestoy Faculty and Administration Mr. Robert Smith Business Staff Mr. Bob Schafer Mr. Fred Schafer Shirley Coleman Mom Rachel Harris Editor 192 9 S-227