Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1985 volume:

POHOB 1985 Compiled and Edited by THE STUDENTS OF ELKO HIGH SCHOOL 987 College Avenue Elko, Nevada .. . POHOB is a word taken from the language of the Shoshone Indian. It means sagebrush. In Nevada, the sagebrush is the greatest distinctive feature of our vegetation . . . Since we live in this land of sagebrush and Indians, we consider this a fitting title. 1984-85 POHOB STAFF EDITOR Candy Wilber ASSISTANT EDITOR COPY EDITOR Debbie Shane LAYOUT EDITOR Angela Wann ASSISTANT LAYOUT EDITORS Ken Payne Rhonda Bailey BUSINESS MANAGER Anita Palacio ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Nicole Blohm LAYOUT ADVISORS Keith Aikenhead Betty Fobes BUSINESS ADVISOR Vickie Manning PHOTOGRAPHERS Pete Lesbo Tracey Lattin Gun Karlsson David Madson 2 Hugh Rossolo Individuality is encouraged through education. A person must learn the facts, and gain an awareness of self-expression and confidence in order to form his or her own opinion and take logical action ' Dedication Focus on the Individual ... Who wants to be an 'individual' any- ways? Everyone knows an individual is just a weirdo who refuses to be normal and associate with the rest of humanity. Well, individuality is a bit more compli- cated than that. In the first place, we're all individuals to some extent-whether we want to be or not. In the second place, antisocial or 'non-conformist' behavior isn't necessarily individualism. We chose 'Focus on the Individual' for the theme of our yearbook because we feel that real individualism is an admirable quality. Simply put, real individualism is this: You be what you want to be, not what your friends want you to be, or your par- ents, or any one else. Because he demonstates and encour- ages real individualism, we have chosen to dedicate this year's Pohob to Hugh Ros- solo. Mr. Rossolo teaches American Govern- ment, Anthropology Contemporary So- cial Problems, Consumers Education, and General Math. He is also the advisor for the Student Council and the Drama Coach. Mr. Rossolo went to college at Washing- ton State University in Pullman, Washing- ton, where he was the President of his Fra- ternity. He is interested in theatre, he plays the trumpet in the Community Orchestra, and he enjoys playing golf and bridge. He also loves to travel. An individual, he sayes, is someone who can and will take the responsibility for his or her own actions. 3 DONUT RUN!!! Michele Achurra Angie Adams Traci Aguirre Gary Allen Dina Ames Terry Anderson Jill Aschenbach Brett Avery Dennis Ballard Barbara Bauer Tania Baumann Henry Beck 6 Rod Belknap Paula Berg Linda Blackwell Christine Blaylock Steve Boyce Lisa Brown Mark Buffaloe John Bull Bruce Burgess Raymond Burnett Danny Burton Julie Byrnes 7 Rachel Calico Jeannie Carlson Maria Carlsson Dan Christensen Tim Christensen Rita Cirone Sean Clark Nola Conroy Andrea Craig Amy Crookham Jim Davis Kathy Davis 8 Sean DeFevre Valencia Diaz Daniel Domingo Sharon Donohue Wes Donovan Susan Dorsa Mark Dory Dawn Duval Todd Dykstra Teri Eakens Julianne Eardley Matt Echeverria 9 Kelli Eichler Tim Elchlepp Tracy Ellis Amy Elquist Jay Erwin Mike Evans Lalovi Fisherman Robert Franco Bruce Frazier Suzanne Freeman Paul Frost Phillip Fuentes 10 Shirley Gamble Paula Gardner Gregg German Mike Geyer Rosanna Gonzales Trey Greenwood Greg Grisham Robert Hackler Chris Hall Becky Hanks Albert Harmer Shawn Harris 11 Robert Harshbarger David Hayes Mike Hecht Tracy Highland Darren Hood Chan Hudson Jolene Ingle Rose Ingram Michelle Jamison Nannette Jim Ingrid Johnson Jodi Jones 12 Jonna Juaristi Danielle Kail Gun Karlsson Dan Kiernan BeeWee Kohler Hideto Kondoh Chris Kranz Dean Krause Teri Lawrence Nick Leach Tracey Leavitt Alfred Ledesma 13 Christopher Leigh Peter Lesbo Luana Lindemann Robert Lino Darla Lipparelli Katherine Lovell Britt Lyngstad Tony Mendive Sham McDermott Rob McGraw Sylvia Ma Ardys Malach 14 Thalia Mancha Saul Marine Jacqueline Miller Angela Moon Michael Morfin Louis Myers Yvonne Naugayan Loren Nelson Lyle Nelson Michelle Oborn Anita Palacio Sid Owen 15 Cara Paoli Joe Payne Ty Penrod Reneese Piffero DeDe Plummer Craig Pulley Jeanette Romeo Frank Rugh Doreth Ruiter Kristy Sabala Ron Samper Nancy Scott 16 Julie Secrist Kent Sherwood Clayton Short Diana Short Robby Sicley Karie Singer Tracy Slate Robert Smith Shelly Smith Kenneth Snyder Jerick Sobie Shane Sorenson 17 David Strachan Matthew Stramel Chris Strong Darlene Tafoya Tina Talley Suzanne Tanner April Thompson Christian Thompson Tracy Timperley Todd Tognini Robert Tucker John Tueller 18 Desiree Turner John Dwayne Turpin Theresa Ulibarri Brad Wahlstrom Roger Wallock Angela Wann Jon Westlund Candace Wilber Gary Willard Erin D. Williamson Dianna Wright Chris Yensen 19 -SENIORS- Travis Agee Geri Aland Patricia Andress Tim Ballard Helene Barker Mychael Barstow Lance Bearbow Margaret Bell Curtis Bellegante Ruth Benvenuto Jim Beristain Dave Beverly Ketan Bhakta Larinda Bill Pat Blach Dan Blair Nicole Blohm Scott Breschini Kathy Bucholz John Burgess Susan Burnett Dusty Byington Ronald Cade Beau Carlson Michele Carter Charity Cash Melinda Chappel John Christensen Jamie Clegg Shawn Collins Dixie Cole Steven Combs 25 Nicole Copley Cynthia Copmann Shannon Cornell Eric Cox Christopher Crookham Don Davis Jeanette Davis Tandy Delmore David Dente Tammie Diamond Carline Diekhans Colleen Dingman Mary Doren Marty Eldridge Bobby Elliott Steve Erickson 26 Joni Erwin Catalina Fagoaga Beverly Feathers Billy Gallegos Kristen Garamendi Chris Gevok Audra Gowan Majorie Green Matthew Grow Raymond Haines Scott Hale Scott Halton Julie Haub Greg Herrera Tami Hess Leslie Holdren Joe Hood Donna Hopkins John Huff Michelle Husfon Ryan Ispisua Jeff Jarvis Shannon Jess Dean Jones Marcella Jones Michelle Jueden Warren Jueschke Salli Kane Syndi Kane Kafhy Kendall Dorofhy Kneese 28 Colette Kump Jeff Kump Craig Kyllonen Brent Longe Shanell Larson Joseph Lemons James Lindsey Kimberly Lipparelli Amy Logan Mikel Lopategui Tracie Loughborough Lonnie Loughney Joyce Lowery Sherry Lynn Kathy McClendon Russell McConkey 29 John McWilliams David Madsen Irma Marin Cindy Markham Shereena Martin Ross Matys Leon Maxwell Michael Mayfield Tony Mendive Tracy Miller Andy Morris Craig Morris Cornelius Murphy Andy Neff Mathew Newville Monique Noel 30 Jim Noorda Craig Norris Jeff Owsley Joan Parker Corey Paules Pete Peters Coni Phillips Erik Poljak Bret Porter Marsha Porter Vance Pray Christine Quilici Dennis Quist Ann Reynolds Shamaria Rhoads Michon Rackley 31 Kelly Rider Jeannie Rizo Tammy Robison Mike Roes Dyann Rogers Teresa Rosenbaum Heather Rosevear Darren Roth Brent Sallee Danny Sandoval Joe Sarasua Becky Sargeant Evie Schain Lynette Schwertfeger Angie Seburn Jacquiline Seltzer 32 Debbie A. Shane Jocelyn Womack Andrea Sharp Kim Shearer Thomas Short Michael Shurtz Mike Simmons Shelly Simmons Melissa Simonsen Richard Simonsen Stephanie Smith Diane Sprout Richard Strafford Tom Stedtnitz Lance Stevens Robert Stewart 33 Anthony Stratton Dan Strickland Troy Taylor Mervi Teras Steve Terry Don Thompson Sean Thompson Lene Thorsen Franklin Tinnin Delly Tipper Terry Tomera Todd Tsukamoto Raymond Tucker Particia Ulibarri Doug Vejnar Owen Wall 34 Craig Walsh Edmond W. Warren Roland Watson John Weems Michael Wernsing Todd White Tim Wickersham Michele Wilber Rod Williams Lea Willis Furn Winder Fran Wines Billey Winn Wylin Wolf William Wolford David Wooldridge 35 SOPHOMORE Betty Abarca Alvaro Albarran Paul Algerio Willie Ames Joey Anderson Brandi Anderson Jared Aschenbach Eliazbeth Bajoneta Tom Barnes Derk Bawcom Jeff Berisfain Sandra Bessey Troy Bettridge Mike Biers Lavetfe Bill Mark Boucher Lyle Brady Michael Brewer Dean Brown Jayme Brown Steven Brown Michelle Brownson Gina Bruner Sunday Burnette 38 Chris Burt Angie Burton Lori Buzan Melissa Calder Johnny Carlson James Carpenter Anthony Chavis Katy Christensen Sally Christensen Dennis Cole Chris Complita Jonathan Copley Kim Cornelson Jeff Corner Maiddy Corner Gene Cousineau Doug Craig Jeff Cross Mindy Culver Doug Curtis Kathy Damele James Davidson Troy DeCracker Tina DelSarto 39 Jennifer Devries Morgan Dingman Denise Dorsa Billy Draper Allyson Dumke Todd Elchlepp Joanne Elliot Jay Elquist Kenny Elwood Glena Ferdin Debbie Freeman Greg Gamboa Evelyn Garcia Stacey Gardner Cindy Gevock Jason Gilliam Martha Gonzalez David Gowan Tracy Greenwood Corey Hanks Glen Harper Tricia Harris Kevin Hartman Taralane Heilman 40 Stephen Hernandez Richard Highland 5 . 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Smith Michael R. Smith Fermina Stevens Janie Stramel Dale Thompson Timothy Tinnin Eleanor Tomera Wes Trudell Samantha Turner Mike Vasquez 45 Jeff Vicforino Kelli Vosburg Laura Voss Holly Wahlsfrom Ursula Walker Kari Walters Heidi Wammock Peter Weller Jessica Wickersham Lisa Wilber Chris Wilkins Ridge Willard Rich Williams Andy Wilson Frances Wilson Robyn Windfeldt Ada Winn Shelly Wiscombe Steve Witkouski Laurie Woodworth Monica Worline 46 WWW ii :.mLrj _ ■Tv :' v .T suilli? ■ ,- t fw M - ' yi va - X ' sv V v i • V v v S. V . 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Not Shown Paul Robles Marla Roedel Julie Romero Elias Ruiz Danielle Sabala Scott R. Sbriglia Anna Schain Ann Setty Sandra C. Shane Jerria Shelly Leslie Sheltown J.D. Sherlock Sonny Silva James Skaggs Sheryl Smith Michael Snyder Melanie Stevens Mike Stuart 57 A.J. Sutherland Troy Swain Laura Talley Kellie Thomas James Thompson Tammie Thompson Jessica Tilton Becky Timmerman Kelli Umscheid John Vance Vandy Van Norman Jerimy Zul Van Bryan Vasey Carrie Vega Mike Vejnar Stephani Vetsch Mike Voss Mitch Walton Michelle Watson Dawn Weaver Alberta White John White Sean Wilkins Donald Williams Photo ool 58 Shelby Womack Karen Yost Ty Young Justin Williams Jacita Karr The best way to promote in- dividualism in a classroom is to help each and every stu- dent develop a positive selfi- mage. Kevin C. Melcher Health Roberta Munger Librarian Patricia Harris English Donald K. Brown Mathematics Barbara Kolar English Peggy Scanland Science Biology Lee Schwartz Computer Lab Michael T. Hunton Typing “Being an individual is like having 100 marbles and one stands out among the rest. If people were all the same, our world would be a very boring place. Christine Miller Science Kelly Moon English Jeon Lake Study Hall It is important to recognize and allow each student to ex- press his individuality, and work, learn, and create at a pace, which allows for his in- dividual ability. Diane Orser Language Maurine Simpson Remedial Language Arts You cannot kindle a fire in others until you have one burning in yourself . .. Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising everytime we fall. Gerald Hasset Consumer Ed Drivers Ed Myrna Foster Biology l-ll Jake Kump Biology I Hugh Rossolo Social Studies Drama Cathy Minard English Speech Linda Hill Secretary Treat people like you want them to treat you—Smile and I'll smile back; laugh and I'll laugh with you: Blow up and I'll probably throw up! Charlene W. Hunt Frank Stott Guidance Math Survey Linda Morse People like to be judged by what they accomplish per- sonally, if it is good. Bus. Off. Adm. Shorthand 64 Robert Lake L.D. Judy Buffington Student Teacher James J. Tilton Am. Government David T. Burner Am. History Susan Rohm Home Ec. Charles L. Briggs Cons. Ed. Am. History Richard Kendall P.E. I don't promote individual- ism. Once I become ac- quainted with the students, their individualism is obvious and then I must adjust my methods to the personality of the class and the personal- ities of the individuals. Lola Ivie English Roger P. Johnson Spanish German Robert McGinty English Journalism American History should not be just a class. It should be an ADVENTURE'' for each per- son. 65 The importance of being an individual is one's own suc- cess without help from oth- ers. Genevieve Smith Librarian Robert Gallagher Driver's Education Leon Reyes Mathematics Genie Goicoechea College English William Berg College History Lynette Davis Physical Education I try not to compare students or let them compare them- selves to others. Helen Neitz Home Economics Mark Wynne Art Beverly Hitchman Health Barbara Lespade English % Shirley Beck Secretary Money Vickie Manning Accounting I have found my students to be like spaghetti. You can pull them but you can't push them. If the teacher is indeed wise, he does not bid a stu- dent to enter the realm of his wisdom, but rather leads and helps the student to find it within himself. Individuals ideally are accept- ing of themselves. They strive to maximize their po- tential. When this condition exists, positive self regulation behavior occurs and all soci- ety benefits. Keith Aikenhead Drafting Patricia Christensen Suspension Donna Jones Secretary Tom Klein Welding rrr I try to personalize education so that every student can achieve his or her full poten- tial. Walt Lovell Band Mathew Trontel Vice Principal Patricia Nelson Home Economics Ty Carrillo Wood Shop Roche Bush Math Jerry Williams Electronics 68 Dennis Hansen Wood Shop Mike Beauchamp Construction Quentin Cannon Auto Shop Moyal Kump P.E. Athletic Director Charles E. Borden Vice Principal 69 Top Left: Darwin Hunt-counselor Top Right: Clint Larson-counselor Middle: Montez Rowe-secretary Bottom Left: Katherine Blossom-counselor Bottom Right: Linda Trontel-counselor The importance of being an individ ual is expressing your right to mak your own decisions based on you own values and experiences. -LINDA TRONTEL 70 Bert A. Elliott, Principal As the 1984-85 school year is coming to a close, it is time to reflect back on the past year. From the academic to the extra-curricular, you have brought credit to yourselves, the school and community. It is only through each student's individual desire, dedication, and effort that Elko High School can continue to excel. I applaud you, the students of Elko High, for a job well done. 71 CUSTODIANS L to R Javier Ascasibar Eugenio Romero Jose M. Celaya Roy E. Carlson Geroge Weber Julian Arrellaga Ramon Echevarria Ron Bogdon, Building Supt. 72 L-R: Mr. Jeoffry Dahl, Mr. James Muth, Mr. Eldon Westlund, Dr. John Martin, Mrs. Sharon Rhoads, Mr. Jim Connelley, Mr. Ralph Paoli Elko County School Board Mr. Harold Ridgeway, Jr. Director of Instr. Serv. 73 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Front: Andy Morris, Vice President; Roger Wallock, President; Back: Amy Crookham, Controller; Darlene Tafoya, Secretary; Shelly Smith, Treasurer. 76 STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor Hugh Rossolo; Jay Erwin, Joni Erwin, Collette Kump, Nicole Blohm, Monica Worline, Tracy Aguirre, Darla Lipparelli, Kim Neff, Anita Palacio, Sylvia Ma, Cara Paoli, Jonna Juaristi, Shelly Smith, Jenny Romeo, Teresa Ullibari, Candy Wilber, Pablo Mendez 77 Seniors Student Body J u n o r s L-R: Joni Erwin-Treasurer, Joyce Lowry-Secretary, Leslie Holdren- Girl's Represenative, Nicole Blohm-Vice President, Tim Wicker- sham-President L-R: Rod Belknap-Treasurer, Darla Lipparelli-Girl's Representative, Sylvia Ma-Secretary, Cara Paoli-Vice President, Jay Erwin-President Sophomores L-R: Vince Juaristi-Boy's Representative, Katy Christiansen-Girl's Representative, Maiddy Corner-Secretary, Jennifer Smith-Vice President, Buffy Bajoneta-Treasurer, Monica Worline-President Class Officers 78 L-R: Brian Glasier-Vice President, Tammy O'Donnell-Treasurer, Kim Neff-President, Dina Lipparelli-Secretary, Krista Kump-Girl's Represen- tative, Pablo Mendez-Boy's Representative Honor Society Few occasions are more important to a student than that he be accepted into an organization that stands for superior learning, high scholastic ability, and high student rank. While many clubs have various purposes and objectives, ours is ingular in that it stands for a single ob- jective: the betterment of ourselves through high scholastic ability. The purpose of the National Honor Society for Secondary Schools is to cre- ate an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of America's Secondary Schools. These four qualities of genuine scholarship, noble charac- ter, worthy leadership, and distin- guished service, are the virtues most fundamental in life and most useful in society. Officer from L to R: Candy Wilber, Vice President; Shelly Smith, Presi- dent; Amy Elquist, Secretary Treasurer L-R; Standing: Steve Boyce, Paul Frost, Anita Palacio, Jonna Juaristi, Yvonne Naugayan, Nola Conroy, Teri Lawrence Sitting: Candy Wilber, Shelly Smith, Amy Elquist, Teri Elsing, Becky Hanks, Jerick Sobie, Julie Eardley 79 Left to right-Anita Palacio, Cara Paoli, Nola Conroy. Not shown- Dawn Duval. Girl's State Nevada Girl's State, which is sponsored by the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary, was held in June at Clear Creek Camp near Car- son City. GIRL S STATE Girl's and Boy's State are opportunities for out standing junior boys and girls to learn more about American government on city, coun- ty, and state levels. These students are selected for leadership qualities and acedemic excellence. Boy's State Nevada Boy's State, which is sponsored by the American Legion, was held in June at Lander Air Force Field near Fallon. BOY S STATE Bottom, L to R: Steve Boyce, Roger Wallock, Raymond Burnett. Middle: Dan Burton, Jerrick Sobie, David Hayes, Rod Belknap, Bruce Frazier. Top: Jim Davis, Trey Green- wood. Not Shown-Matt Etcheverria, Phillip Fuentes. 80 SPANISH CLUB Heather Rosevear, V.P.; Brad Wahlstrom, Sec.; Not shown, Joni Erwin, Pres. L to R: Tom Barnes, Heather Rosevear, Eleanor Tomera, Brad Wahlstrom. LANGUAGE CLUB Back Row; Mr. Johnson, adviser; Tom Barnes, Brad Walstrom, Craig Pulley, Cindy Copmann, Darla Lipparelli, Eleanor Tomera, Monica Worline, Ken Payne. Front Row; Raymond Burnett, David Hayes, Jeff Kump, Heather Rosevear, Anna Marin, Lene Thorsen, Allyson Dumke, Danielle McMullen, Vicent Morley, Steve Brown. 81 GERMAN CLUB L-R; Standing: Mr. Roger Johnson, Advisor; Craig Pulley, David Hayes, Jeff Kump, Ken Payne Bottom: Steve Brown, Vincent Mor- ley, Raymond Burnett OFFICERS L-R; David Hayes, Vice President; Jeff Kump, President, Not Shown-Chelsie Collins, Sec. Treas. L-R; Top: Darla Lipparelli, Cindy Copman, Danielle McMullen, Monica Worline Bottom: Lene Thor- sen, Allison Dumke, Lorenna Marin OFFICERS L-R: Cindy Copman, Sec. Treas.; Darla Lipparelli, Presi- dent; Monica Worline, Vice President 82 FBLA L-R; Top: April Thompson, Darlene Tafoya, Mrs. Linda Morse, Advisor, Anita Palacio, Doret Ruiter Bottom: Kelli Rider, Sylvia Ma, Ardys Malach, Tracy Timperly, Teresa Rosebaum FORENSICS L-R: Steve Brown, Peggy Scandland, Advisor; Amy Malik, Jonathan Kendall, Michelle Rather, Nola Conroy, Jonna Juaristi, Lene Thorsen, Danny Kiernan, Kim Neff, Tami Thompson, Jaynine Harper, Vince Juaristi, Lynette Schwartfeger, Cathy Minard, Advisor 84 THESPIANS L-R: Candy Wilber, Traci Ellis, Amy Crook- ham, Nola Conroy DRAMA CLUB L-R; Top: Amy Crookham, Mia Carlsson; Middle: Candy Wilber, Glenn Me Colm, Doreth Ruiter, Teresa Rosenbaum; Bot- tom: Britt Lyndsteid, Gun Karlsson, Nola Conroy; Not Shown, Angela Wann PILLOW TALK Jan Morrow...... Jonathan Forbes Brad Allen...... Alma............ Pierot.......... Mrs. Walters.... Tony Walters.... Marie........... Eileen.......... Yvette.......... Miss Conrad..... Supervisor...... Miss Dickenson.. Policeman....... Bessie.......... Mrs. Frost...... Mrs. Ames....... Graham.......... Girl in Club.... Tilda........... Ann............. Extras.......... Amy Crookham Hank Journigan Glen McColm Teri Eakins-Elsing Glen Harper Angie Seburn Delos Jones Tracy Ellis Kim Lipparelli Maria Carlsson Candy Wilber Angela Wann Janine Harper Chris Romeo Ann Reynolds Tamberly Thompson Debbie Koch Nola Conroy Gun Karlsson Doreth Ruiter Shammy Rhoads Rob McClure, Jeina Shelley The Odd Couple Oscar Madison.... Felix Ungar...... Speed............ Roy.............. Vinnie........... Murry............ Gwendolyn Pigeon Cecily Pigeon.... .....Sean Clark ....Glenn McColm ........Pat Blach .....Glen Harper Jonathan Kendall .....Tom Short .....Nola Conroy .....Gun Karlsson 87 F.H.A. L to R; Standing: Ruth Benvenuto, Melinda Chappell, Cindy Markham, Stacey Gardner, Heidi Wammack, Jessica Wickersham, Suzanne Freeman Sitting: Christina Henson, Susie Carpenter, Sheri Mawery, Marlene Noorda, Cyndi Jeffries, Kim Cornelson, Shelby Womack Kneeling: Jacita Carr, Janine Harper, Marla Roedel, Sheralyn Freeman, Karen Yost 88 V.I.C.A. L to R; Top: Vince Juaristi, Candy Wilber, Nola Conroy, Teri Lawrence, Craig Walsh, Marty Eldridge, Middle: Chris Leah, John Christensen, Cathy Fagoaga, Chris Strong, John Tueller, Lyle Nelson, John Burgess Bottom: Jill Aschenback, Dan Christensen, Jon Westlund, Shawn Harris. OFFICERS L to R; Top: Cathy Fagoaga, Chris Strong Bottom: Jill Aschenbach, Dan Christensen, Jon Westlund, Shawn Har- ris 89 F.F.A. L to R: Back Row: Tom Klein, advisor; Judy Buffington, Christine Quilico, Colleen Dingman, Delos Jones, Donald Noorda, Travis Agee, Joe Payne, John McWilliams, J.D. Sherlock, Dan Blair Middle Row: Susie Dorsa, Teri Lawrence, Dawn Duval, Lance Bernadot, Sam Pemelton, Chandra Rhoads, Fran Wines, Joanie Parker, Robert Pattani, Lori Barstow, Jim Coonie, Advisor; Tom Barnes Kneeling: Paula Gardner, Andy Neff, Salli Kane, Liz Barnes, Pam Aiazzi, Steve Terry Seniors L-R: Teri Lawrence, Paula Gardner, Susie Dorsa, Dawn Duval, Joe Payne 90 Juniors L-R: John McWilliams, Christine Quilico, Joanie Parker, Colleen Dingman, Salli Kane, Fran Wines Sophomores L-R: Delos Jones, Tom Barnes, Marcus Mendive, Donald Noorda Freshmen L-R: Sam Pemelton, Pam Aiazzi, Liz Barnes, Chandra Rhoads, Robert Pattini, Lance Bernadot, Lori Bar- stow J.D. Sherlock 91 POW wow L-R: Jonna Juaristi, ARdys Malach, Shereena Martin, Nicole Blohm, Diana Short, Dwayne Turpin, Robert McGinty, Nola Conroy, Janice Bauer, Vince Juaristi, Lynette Schwert- feger, Kelly Koffler, Not shown: Angela Wann, Laura Piffero 92 Nicole Blohm-Assistant Editor Nola Conroy-Editor POHOB STAFF L-R: Thea Piffero, Tracy Lattin, Advisor-Betty Fobes, Candy Wilber, Evelyn Clark, Angela Wann, Debbie Shane, Pete Lesbo, Rhonda Bailey, Gun Karlsson, Teri Lawrence, Nola Conroy, Richard Highland, Ken Payne, Jeff Long, Advisor-Keith Aikenhead 93 POHOB BUSINESS STAFF-Nicole Blohm, Kelly Rider, NOT SHOWN: Anita Palacio 1984-85 Top left to right-Mercedes Mendive, Danielle Sabala, Anita Carlson, Cara Paoli, Kathy Kendall, April Pacini, Kelli Umsheid, Janet Iribarne. Middle L to R-Karin Long, Traci Aguirre, Colette Kump, Mellissa Reynolds, Shelly Smith, Darla Lipparelli, Monica Worline. Front L to R-Michele Carter, Anne Morris, Nicole Blohm. SENIORS Shelly Smith Traci Aguirre Darla Lipparelli Cara Paoli SONG LEADERS Darla Lipparelli Traci Aguirre Nicole Blohm Michele Carter VARSITY Shelly Smith, Cara Paoli, Kathy Kendall, Colette Kump JUNIOR VARSITY L-R: Anne Morris, Monica Worline, April Pacini, Karin Long L-R: Mellissa Reynolds, Anita Carlson, Kelli Umscheid, Danielle Sabala, Mercedes Mendive, Janet Iribarne FRESHMEN 96 BAND OF INDIANS Michelle Churra, Brandi Anderson, Jill Aschenbach, Elizabeth Bajon- eta, Michael Barstow, Tania Bau- mann, Troy Bettridge, Christine Blaylock, Mark Boucher, Steve Boyce, Michelle Brownson, Gina Bruner, Kathy Bucholz, Jeannie Carlsen, Maria Carlsson, Michele Carter, Charity Cash, Sally Chris- tensen, Tracy Clark, Jonathon Copley, Nicole Copley, Cynthia Copmann, Maiddy Corner, Amy Crookham, Chris Crookham, Jeff Cross, Mindy Culver, Jeannetta Davis, Troy DeCracker, Sean De- fevre, Tina DelSarto, Allyson Dumke, Julie Eardley, Tracy Ellis, Catalina Fagoaga, Robert Franco, Gregg German, Rosanna Gon- zales, Raymond Haines, Scott Hal- ten Corey Hanks, Shawn Harris, Tricia Harris, Kevin Hartman, Stephen Hernandez, Tami Hess, Leslie Hol- dren, Marcella Jones, Shawn Jones, Genevieve Jones, Jonna Juaristi, Vince Juaristi, Tonya Kaf- ton, Syndi Kane, Kathy Kendall, Becca Kien, Kelly Koffler, Colette Kump, Joy Larson, Kelli Lemons, Concepcion Leyva, Robert Lino, Mlkel Lopategui, Tom Loughney, Katherine Lovell, Sherry Lynn, Amy Malik, Kathy McClendon, Danielle McMullen, Nadine Mi- chalscheck, Mary Muth, Mark Miles, Yvonne Manugayan, Mat- thew Mewville, Michelle Oborn, April Pacini, Cara Paoli Nila Patterson, Marsha Porter, Bret Porter, Valerie Portwood, Mi- chelle Rather, Shammy Rhoads, Kelly Rider, Dyann Rogers, Jean- ette Romeo, Teresa Rosenbaum, Doreth Ruiter, Evie Schain, Julie SE- crist, Andrea Sharp, Kim Shearer, Shelly Simmons, Shelly Smith, Jen- niferSmith, Carolyn Smith, Darlene Tafoya, Suzanne Tanner, Troy Taylor, Lene Thorsen, Mervi Teras, Wes Trudell, Richard Staf- ford, Patricia Ulibarri, Brad Wahl- strom, Holly Wahlstrom, Roland Watson, Chris Wilkins, Peter Weller, Jocelyn Womack, Robyn Windfeldt, Shelly Wiscombe, Wil- liam Wolford, David Woldridge, Monica Worline 97 Twirlers Andrea Sharp, Sherry Lynn, Cathy Fagoaga J V L-R; Front: Sally Christeanson, Shelly Simmons, Shammy Rhoads, Kelli Rider, Teresa Rosembaum 2nd Row: Michelle Rather, Val Portwood, Genie- vieve Jones, Lene Thorsen, Trish Ulibarri 3rd Row: Maiddy Corner, Holly Walstrom, Darlene Tafoya, Tracy Ellis, Nadine Michaelscheck Back: Chrissy Blaylock, Jeannie Carlson, Tania Bauman, Kathy McClendon, Jenny Romeo Advisor: Kelly Moon Drill Team P E P E Seniors L-R; Back Row: Tania Bauman, Jeannie Carlson Middle Row: Tracy Ellis, Darlene Tafoya Front Row: Chrissy Blaylock, Jenny Romeo Officers L-R: Kelly Moon, Advisor; Tania Bauman, Chrissy Blaylock, Jenny Romeo BLOCK E L-R: Mr. Jake Kump, Advisor; Back: Shelly Smith, Bruce Burgess, John Burgess, Barbara Bauer, Front: Roger Wallock, Andy Morris, Phillip Fuentes, Rod Belk- nap, Sean DeFevre Not Shown: David Hayes and Mike Geyer 101 WAR i ¥ WHOOPS Darla Lipparelli Shelly Smith Wednesdays at 7:30 on KELK. CHORALIERS L-R; Standing: Yvonne Naungayan, Angie Seburn, Kim Lipparelli, Theresa Ulibarri, Dennis Crisler, Chuck Peterson, Dennis Quist, Shawn Jones, Kathy Lovell, Becky Hanks, Dorthy Knesse, Susie Dorsa, Mr. Stephen Sanders Sitting: Amy Malik, Shelly Wiscombe, Trisha Ulibarri, Glen Harper, Delos Jones, Chris Leyva, Hank Journi- gan, Michelle Rather, Charity Cash, Marcella Jones On the floor: Gun Karlsson, Dyann Rogers, Troy Bettridge, Chris Burt, Amy Crookham, Traci Ellis CHORUS L-R; Standing: Mr. Stephen Sanders, Vicki Blackwell, David Cutler, Christine Henson, Ronny Hunt, Holly Orcutt, Del- wyn Loughney, Jonnye Jund, Larry Clemens, Janine Harper, Marla Rodel Sitting: Kristy Sabala, Abby Garcia, Sa- bra Delmore, Robin McMullan, Debbie Moses, Kaylyn Harris, Rhonda Bailey, Bobbie Long 103 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS T L I ■ ■ Lto R: Cheerleaders: Maria Mia Carlsson, Mervi Teras Football Players: Britt Breet Lyngstad, Gun (pronounced Gune not gun) Karlsson, Doreth Dee Ruiter At Home: Hideto Kondo To be an exchange student is really an experience! When we all left our home countries and suddenly sat on a plane on our way to Elko -1 don't think many of us realized how much this year would mean for us. Elko High School is a great school and there are so many people, teachers, and friends that we got to know, and they have done a lot for us here. There would be a long list to name them all. All the fun times and memories will take a big place in our hearts and suitcases when we soon will leave Elko and return home . We will always remember the football basketball games and the dances, going to Burger King for lunch, cowboys, peanutbutter, detention, casinos, passes, parties, and Powder Puff, etc ... etc ... A big thank you and goodbye to you all and may our friendship last forever, even though we live in another corner of the world. 104 FOOTBALL 1984 VARSITY L-R Back Row Tim Wickersham, Bobby Elliot, Jeff Kump, Mike Geyer, GJ. Herrera, Mike Hecht, Chris Gevock 2nd Row; L-R: Steve Terry, Matt Simonson, Andy Morris, Bruce Frazier, SEan Clark, Roger Wallock, Danny Kiernan 3rd Row; L-R: Marty Eldridge, Jerick Sobie, Todd White, Phillip Fuentes, Bruce Burgess, Sean Defevre, Pat Blach, Steve ERickson 4th row; L-R: Tim Elchlepp, Eric Poljak, John Burgess, Jay Erwin, Jon Westland, Danny Burton, Wes Donovan, Jim Davis Front Row; L-R: Albert Harmer, Furn Winder, Craig Kyllonen, Robert Stewart, Shawn Harris, Brett Sallee, Mike Schurtz, Craig Norris Not shown: Dusty Byington, David Hayes, Lyle Nelson, Danny Sandoval Season Scores Varsity Elko 20 Fernley 12 Elko 35 Truckee 0 Elko 14 Moapa Valley 26 Elko 20 Lowry 6 Elko 34 White Pine 6 Elko 41 Battle Mountain 0 Elko 12 Jerome, Idaho 14 Elko 15 North Tahoe 0 Elko 0 Manogue 17 Elko 30 North Tahoe 20 Elko 18 Moapa Valley 20 J.V. Elko 31 Fernley 0 Elko 33 Truckee 0 Elko 36 Moapa Valley 0 Elko 22 Lowry 14 Elko 52 White Pine 0 Elko 48 Battle Mountain 6 Elko 48 Wells Varsity 12 Elko 12 North Tahoe 6 Elko 22 Manogue 8 Freshmen Elko 28 Lovelock J.V. 34 Elko 0 Twin Falls 20 Elko 34 Wells J.V. 0 Elko 0 Carlin 24 Elko 18 Lovelock J.V. 21 Elko 22 Wells J.V. 0 107 JUNIOR VARSITY Back Row, L-R: Coach-Greg Reeder, Kenny Elwood, Jeff Vicforino, Chris Wilkins, Jim Holt, Chris Complifa, Jeff Corner, Brian Glazer, Rich Williams, Chris Perry, Coach-Michael Hunfon Middle Row, L-R: Jim Hogner, John Muncrief, Tim Norris, Tom Mandeville, Jon Lagarza, Doug Scierine, Chuck Peterson, Greg Gamboa, John White Front Row, L-R: Tom Barnes, Jay Elquist, Doug Craig, Rick McBride, Mike Lawrence Ronnie Scholars, Johnny Carlson, Donald Libby, Randy Ridgeway FRESHMEN Back Row, L-R: Coach-Quentin Cannon, Mike Hogan, Marcus Corneso, Paul Mcanany, John Ardans, Greg Kump, Brian Emge, Greg Carter, Coach-Kevin Melcher Middle Row, L-R: Peter Harper, David Erwin, David Cutler, Greg Boggs, Paul McGrath, Paul Poljak, Pablo Mendez, Clinton Holton Front Row, L-R: AJ Sutherland, Joe Racine, Guy Perry, Mike Vejnar, Mitch Bartorelli, Brian Vasey, Troy Dykstra, Perry Reynolds Rosanna Gonzales, Monique Noel, Gina Bruner, Jayme Brown, Danielle Kail, Barbara Bauer, Dyanne Rogers, Amy Elquist, Kat Christensen, Jennifer Smith, Laura Voss, Diane Hunton Coach, and not pictured Anita Palacio Manager Varsity Team The Varsity Team was very busy this year. They practiced every night from four o'clock to six-thirty. They worked on their serve-receive technique, de- fense and offense. The team was phys- ically competetive and they played their best, improving with each match. 110 Volleyball Scores Tuesday Sept. 18 Saturday Sept. 22 Tuesday Sept. 25 Thursday Sept. 27 Thursday Oct. 4 Saturday Oct. 6 Saturday Oct. 13 Tuesday Oct 16 Wednesday Oct. 24 Saturday Nov. 3 Tuesday Nov. 6 Carlin home Yerington away Carlin away Battle Mountain home Lowry away Hawthorne home Femley away Carlin home Bttle. Mountain away Fernley home White Pine away W 15-0, 154 W 15-6,9-15,15-10 W 15-6,7-15,15-5 W 13-15,15-3,15-6 L 5-15, 13-15 W 15-2,15-11 L 15-6,13-15,8-15 W 15-3, 15-4 W 15-6, 15-4 W 15-12, 15-3 L 5-15. 11-15 JV Team -R Cindy Ashworth, Sharon Couchom, Brittani Kail, Angie Elquist, La Rae Boucher, Paulette DeFevre, Krista Kump, Tammy )'Donnell, Amy Goicoechea, Brandi Anderson, Michelle Houston, Nicole Copley, Coach Lynette Davis. BASKETBALL V L-R: Michelle Achurra, Jennifer Smith, Katy Christensen, Danielle Kail, Syndi Kane, Carlene Diekhans, Dyann Rogers, Barbara Bauer, Amy Elquist, Gina Bruner, Fermina Stevens, Shawna Legarza. Kneeling: Mark Wynne, Lynette Davis, Anita Palacio. 36-McQueen-50 38-Lowry-40 50Jerome-35 47-Twin Falls-55 71- Carlin-19 72- White Pine-19 57-Lowry-29 56-White Pine-50 58-Carlin-26 87-North Tahoe-9 44-White Pine-37 52-Truckee-42 49-lncline-60 52-Whittell-48 59Yerington-51 L-R: Mark Wynne, Salli Kane, Jennifer Levitt, Dina Lipparelli, Brittani Kail, Kaylyn Harris, Buffy Bajon- eta, Krista Kump, Paullette DeFevre, Jayme Brown, Lili Hooper, Michelle Mickalson, Berta White. Kneeling: Marie Alexander, Melissa Campsey, Linda Carpenter. 26- Wells-28 24- Wells-42 27- Jerome-42 23-Twin Falls-32 47-Wells-12 38-Battle Mnt.-42 25- White Pine-28 29-Carlin-32 45-North Tahoe-23 34-White Pine-25 68-Truckee-44 41 -Incline-29 55-Whittell-12 29-Yerington-l 7 113 BASKETBALL VARSITY L to R: Joe DeBraga, Sean Thompson, Roger Wallock, Paul Ellis, Pat Blach, G.J. Herrera, Andy Morris, Todd White, Sean DeFevre, Tim Wickersham, Tim Elchlepp, Steve Erikson, Dennis Quist, Johnny Weems, Bob Gal- lagher Varsity 51- Wendover-37 60-Dugway-67 67-Buhl-55 42-Alta-49 57-Bishop-53 63-White Pine-42 46-San Jose-66 52- Hug-53 66-Hawthorne-44 57-North Tahoe-55 59-White Pine-54 59-T ahoe-T ruckee-32 80-lncline-68 50-Whittell-40 55-Yerington-52 J.V. 59-Wendover-33 53-Dugway-51 43-McDermitt-49 50-Wells Var.-60 53-White Pine-47 45-Eureka-79 72-Jackpot-16 53- Carlin-43 54- North Tahoe-58 55- White Pine-54 36-T ahoeT ruckee-41 47-lncline-42 50-Whittell-53 67-Yerington-42 Frosh 39-Carlin-38 35-Wells-25 62-Carlin-29 35-Carlin-l 8 39- NYTC-46 40- White Pine-27 33-Carlin-34 32- NYTC-47 30-lndependence-37 60-White Pine-32 33- Battle Mtn.-43 1 14 L-R: Manager-Steve Hernandez, Trent Kane, Willie Ames, Ron Schollars, Doug Craig, Mike Smith, Randy Ridgway; BACK L-R: Adam Neff, Anthony Chavis, Troy Betridge, Jeff Corner, Brian Glasier, Brad Martin, Coach Joe DeBraga. J u N I 0 R V A R S 1 T Y F R O S H L-R: Manager-Ronnie Hunt, Brian Vasey, Mike Vejnar, Dennis Crisler, Brian Emge, Greg Carter, David Porter, Nitin Bhakta, Greg Kump, Jason Peterson, Peter Harper, Justin Williams, Mitch Bartorelli, Coach Ted Burner Boy's Basketball Wrestling WRESTLING L-R; Standing: Coach Mike Hunton, Bobby Elliot, Danny Kiernan, Chris Perry, Lyle Nelson, Chris Gevock, Jeff KUmp, Matt Echeverria, Loren Nelson, Lance Bearbow, Coach Kevin Melcher. 2nd Row: Manager Laura Voss, Shawn JOnes, Micheal Lawrence, Brad Wahlstrom, Jim Hogner, Scott Brischin, Cruz Marin, JOnathon Copley, Rod Williams 3rd Row: Elias Ruiz, Pual Poljak, Jared Aschenbach, Andy Neff, Guy Perry, Steve Brown 8th Annual Elko Kiwanis Toumament- 7th place White Pine Wrestling Tournament-5th place Lowry Wrestling Tournament-6th place 45-Hawthome-27 10-Lowry-60 29-Battle Mountain-24 21-Yerington-52 35-White Pine-33 Battle Mountain Wrestling Tourna- ment-6th place GIRL'S AND BOY'S TRACK Doreth Ruiter, Maria Carlsson, Marie Alexander, Michele Mickelson, Berta White, Angie Elquist, Connie McClendon, Margret Bell, Gun Karlsson, Jonnye Jund, Anne Setty, Linda Carpenter, Britt Lyngstad, Cindy Ashworth, Pam Aizzi, Christine Hen- son Mr. Briggs-Advisor, Anne Reynolds, Mike Veyner, Jeff Victorino, David Hayes, Paul Ellis, Paul McAnany, Jerick Sobie, Tim Elchlepp, Don Davis, David Cutler, Sean Harris, Kim Lipparelli, Mr. Reyes-Advisor B Rod Belknap a William Ames John Weams s Sean Thompson e Randy Ridgeway b a 1 1 L-R: Roger Wallock, Bobby Elliot, Brad Martin, Tim Echeverria, Brad Wahlstrom, Roche Bush-Advisor, Front L-R: Troy Taylor, Kelly Higgins, Jerry Hender- shot, Craig Walsh, Mikel Smith 120 HHHwf HOMECOMING DANCE Don't throw to the center!” Powderpuff Football Game Junior Sophomore 16-Senior Freshmen 0 Junior Sophomore team: Buffy Bajoneta, Nicole Blohm, Carline Diekhans, Joni Erwin, Cathy Fagoaga, Leslie Holdren, Salli Kane, Colette Kump, Anne Mor- ris, Kelli Rider, Teresa Rosenbaum, Becky Sargeant, Melissa Simonsen, Diane Sprout, Fran Wines Senior Freshmen team: Desi Turner, Shelly Smith, Chrissy Blaylock, Tracy Aguirre, Darla Lipparelli, Cara Paoli, Danelle Hansen, Tania Baumann, Connie McClendon, Melissa Campsey, Berta White, Laura Talley, Ann Setty, Annita Carlson, Jennifer Leavitt, Kelli Umscheid, Debbie Hanes, Tracy Ellis, Jeannie Carlsen, Darlene Tafoya, Jenny Romeo, Doreth Ruiter, Goon Karlsson, Brit Lyngstad Cheerleaders: L-R: Jeff Victorino, Doug Craig, Chris Burt, John Muncrief, Rich Williams 130 Winter Fiesta' WINTER RALLY KING oger Wallock scort Darla Lipparelli Phillip Fuentes Escort Shelly Smith Bruce Frazier Escort Amy Elquist Sean DeFevre Escort Nicole Blohm Bruce Burgess Escort Cara Paoli KELK 5PDRT! Yesterday is but 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. The Salutation of the Dawn, from the Sanskrit Colors: BLUE AND GREY Flower: BLACK ROSE Song: TENDER YEARS By John Cafferty • • • If I were principal for a day The 1985 seniors were asked if they were principal for a day, what would they do. Michelle Achurra- If I were principal for a day I would declare it a holiday and go fishing. Traci AgumeTf I were principal for a day, I would let the Seniors have a skip day let just SOME juniors come make the freshmen sophomores go home to calm down their little squirreHy personalities. Gary AMen-Not much. Dina Ames-I would have Van Halen come and everybody would get out of class to jam to them and have a totally radical party. Dennis Ballord-I would come to school, sit in my chair and pop my feet on the desk and fire some teachers. Barbara Bauer-lf I were to become principal for a day, excuse the seniors for the day for a big party in the old gym to make up for the senior trip that we don't get. I would also call the president and let him know that I am moving on up so look out. Today principal, tomorrow the White House. Tania Baumann-lf I were principal for a day I would declare that day an official holiday. Henry Beck-I would send all of the lower classmen away and start a party in the New Gym. Also would invite Van Halen and Iron Maiden to perform dur- ing our massive Senior Party. Rod Belknap-I would take the day off and go to Reno. Paula Berg-I would close the school down and throw a big party. Larinda Bill-1 would let all the Freshmen through JUNIORS out of school and let them do whatever they want, just as long as they're gone. I would let the rest party and get rid of all of the teachers. Just PARTY!!! PARTY!!! PARTY!! Linda Blackwell-lf I were principal all day I would let seniors take a Senior trip and have a Senior skip day. I would go out to lunch a little earlier and make sure everyone is on time if not give them 1 day in detention instead of 3. Chrissy Blaylock-I would like to have a big party ya know and like its like only for seniors o.k. Lisa Brown-lf I were principal for a day I would give the Seniors a senior skip day. Then I would make the buses go back to letting students off in front of the school so the seniors could continue their tradition of parking in the Senior Parking Lot. John BulH'd take the day off. Bruce Burgess-Give everybody a bad time. I'd demand a senior trip and legalize beer on campus with Trontel's office as the pub. Ray Burnett-lf I were principal for a day I would let everyone do what they want and throw a party for everyone except the freshmen. I would also get hd of all rules and make the buses into a roving casino. Danny Burton-Party at my place!! Julie Byrnes-Cancel School; fire all the teachers; and request the destruction of the school. Take the Seniors to Disneyland. Rachel Calico-lf I was a principal for one day I would let everybody out at lunch and give the students all A's in all of their classes. Because the senior class of 85 rules over all. Jeannie Carlsen-lf I were principal I would declare every Friday a holiday. Dan Christensen-lf I were principal, I would outlaw Monday mornings. Rita Cirone-lf I were principal for a day I would dismiss school for that day. Sean Clark-I would dismiss all Seniors for a day to make up for our Senior T rip. I would have the staff buy 13 kegs and hire a live band for a party in the old gym. Nola Conroy-I would kick back in my comfortable chair, drink coffee, and feel powerful. Andrea Craig-Seniors have their Senior trip, (reinstate Senior Trip). I would approve the Senior Skip day. I would let everyone out of school early-like not even show up. Make the Freshmen stay in school for an extra year. Amy Crookham-lf I were principal for a day I would take a walk to the district office and teH the school board that seniors should get their class trip and that they should be able to go to Disneyland. After aM, it might be the last thing the seniors ever do as a class. Jim Davis-lf I were principal for a day I would get our senior trip back at any expense; move the buses back to where they should belong; watch Monica Woriine walk down the haN ever hour; and have a cocktail party for the graduation seniors!! Sean DeFevre-lf I were the principal for the day, I would fire all of the teachers, buy 1,000 kegs of beer, and have on aN day party at the Centennial Gym- nasium. I Would dip into the band fund and hire Van Halen to play at the party. Then I would get drunk and have a rippen time. Valencia Diaz-lf I were principal for a day I would give the Seniors back their Senior Trip. I would supply all the booze for the senior skip day. I would let aN the Seniors do what they please but the underclassmen are stuck in school. Daniel Domingo-Declare a Senior trip and have one awesome road trip there. Wes Donovan-ROAD TRIP!!!! GO HOME!!!! Sharon Donohue-I would let all of us big, bad seniors out for the day, make all the lower classmen go to school just for that day of course. Mark Dory-lf I were principal for a day I would start off by having a 24 keg party in the gym. After the party we would all take a good size amount out of the school fund and take the seniors to Fort Lauderdale, Florida for another party and then on a Caribbean cruise for four weeks for a senior trip. Todd Dykstra-Declare a major SCREW-OFF Day. Come to school if you want or stay home. Teri Eakins-Elsing-lf I were principal for a day, I'd commit myself to the insane asylum. Julie Eardley-lf I were principal for a day I would make the lower classmen take ten classes a day and take the seniors on a trip to Disneyland. Matt Echeverria-lf I were principal for a day I would send the football team away to the big head football players of America camp , and then give the volleyball team a lesson on teamwork. I would also sit back and drink my Sanka and kick all the stoners out of school for indecent exposure. I would also sell our cheerleaders to Mountain City as nuns and then go to Reno and purchase some new cute ones. Kelli Eichler-I would send all the Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen home to their mommies. Then I would get Van Halen, ZZ Top, Thin Lizzy to put on a concert fo the Senior Class of 1985! Tim Elchlepp-lf I were principal for a day I would give everyone the day off to rest. Tracy Ellis-All lower classmen would remain in school. The rest of them would have a big party and not have to attend school the next day! Paul Ellis-lf I were principal for a day I would like to hold a special assembly during school. I'd like to talk to the students about their talents, their attitudes, and what they do with them. I would try and express to them how important they are. Their mental attitudes decide for them how they act and what they accomplish. If there was just one thing I could instill in their minds and hearts it would be: KEEP A POSITIVE ATTITUDE. Amy Elquist-I would make all the Freshmen stand in a circle, hold hands let all the Seniors thrash them with eggs, cow manure, and make them cat rot- ten socks. Then I would set up a dozen or so kegs in the old gym and have a mega-party. Of course, every teacher could have the day off, too, so they could get together have fund raisers to raise money for us to go on our Senior Trip. Jay Erwin-I would give everyone a PA to go fishing for a week. Mike Evans-I think I would get out Mike Evans' file and give him straight A's for all four years he was in highschool. I'd tell all the teachers to go home and me and all the students would make bond fire in the middle of the campus using woodshop, some of trash out cars in auto, and the teachers who re- fused to leave. Then we would sit around drinking beer all night until the next day. Laloir Fisherman-lf I were a principal for a day, I would go to every class and tell them you all can go home for the day, but remember to be off campus before 8:45 A.M. and give no homework for them. Robert Franco-lf I were Principal for a day I would close the school and declare that day kick back day at Elko High. Bruce Frazier-lf I were principal for a day, I would first, try to get the senior trip back; second, I would make the school bus loading zone in front of the school so the seniors can park in the island again; and third, I would dismiss school at noon and throw a graduation party for the senior class because they deserve it after what the school board has tried to put them through this year. Suzanne Freeman-lf I were principal for a day I would let the Seniors skip. I would make all the others go to school. The Seniors would be allowed to initi- ate the freshmen by any means they wanted. I would also allow the Seniors their senior trip. Paul Frost-1 would put the busses back where they were, give seniors their senior trip back, blow off to Sun Valley and Go Partying with my good looking secretary. Phil Fu -Excuse school for the day! Shirley Gamble-1 wouldn't have school for that day so everyone could sleep in or do what they want. Gregg German-lf I were principal for a day, I would put loud heavy metal music over the intercom, and rock everyone out all day long. Mike Geyer-Go home and go to sleep. Trey Greenwood-First I would send Bert on a vacation to play golf in Northern Siberia with his beautiful red headed son Bobby. I'd change a rule and make it legal to wear Bermuda Shorts. I would send a certain Basketball coach for a drive in his Driver's Ed. car with Danny Smith. I would kick back and ponder the Seniors' futures. I'd give them their senior trip and a few added extras such as a massive senior Class party in Lamoille. I'd tell the foreign ex- change students they could graduate and the I's run for state senate. Try Greenwood-Principal E.H.S. Greg Grisham-lf I had a real good day I would make a policy stick. I would let the seniors have a senior trip and get out of school early this year. 85 let's go to Disneyland for Senior trip. Rosanna Gonzales-I would give the Class of 85 Seniors a Senior trip, let them out a month earlier give the Seniors a !party! till the cows come home, which could be never. Robert Hackler-lf I were principal for a day, I would shorten the school from 7 periods to 6 periods a day. Then our school would be like the rest of the state. I would have a big assembly. Chris Hall-Sleep in till noon then come in the afternoon and grant us the Disneyland trip and Senior skip day. Then take the rest of the day off. 140 Albert Harmer-lf I were principal for the day I would let everybody out at lunch. IN the morning I would have an assembly at 9:00 till lunch. Then take all the seniors on a ROAD TRIP!!! Shawn Harris-1 would close school and have a 32 keg party in the old gym. David Hayes-lf I were our principal for one day, I would buy the most up to date torture tools, set them up in the basement, and let the underclassmen know how good they have it now. Mike Hecht-I would make sure we would get our senior trip back so we could have one heck of a party in Southern California. Tracy Highland-lf I were principal for 1 day I would let the seniors take the trip. I would also let them out that day and make the lower classmen go for a 24 hour school day. Chan Hudson-1 would take all the partying Seniors to Lamoille Canyon to watch a concert of W.AS.P., Krokus, Helix, Rail, and Heavy Pettin. I would get all the seniors to pitch in money to get a few kegs and other party favors. We would all camp out and have a massive orgy. Jolene lngle-lf I were principal for one day I would have one heck of a party and charge the liquor to the school!!!! Rou Ingram-Declare the day a holiday and we would all stay home. Ingrid Johnson-lf I were principal for a day I would fire all the secretaries, I would fight to get the Senior trip back; I would then (playing incognito), break into the Senior account and buy me a Mercedes sports coupe with an ice chest loaded down head down the coast for some bogus parties. Jodi Jones-lf I were principal for a day I would take the Senior funds and throw a big party for the class of 85.1 would hire Van Halen to play and have an open bar. Then I would hire a limo(out of the Senior funds of course), buy a new outfit, and head to the party. Danielle Kail-lf I were principal for a day first I would only make the seniors go to school in the morning and have the afternoon off .' Then I would make all the lower classes stay in school all day, and make their moms make them lunch so they couldn't leave at noon either. The last thing is to let the sen- iors skip a week and have a Senior Trip. Danny Kiernan-I would pronounce it a school holiday for all Seniors and then reinstate the senior trip!!!! BeeWee-l would let school out for the day! Teri Lawrence-Same thing he does-not a whole lot (nothing). Tracey Leavitt-lf I were principal for the day, I would try to talk to the school board to let them go on the Senior trip and get out a week early. I would let the seniors also have a senior skip day. I think the seniors deserve having fun the last year in high school. Chris Leigh-1 would hand out a personal bulletin saying everybody can take the day off. So they can have their own skip day and make all of the other students go to class and give all the seniors all of the breaks from school they need. Peter Lesbo-lf I were principal for a day I would give myself a two week vacation and take my own senior trip. Robert Lino-1 would dismiss all the Seniors every Friday at least in the afternoon to go party and have fun. I would also have a big snowmobiling party at the Canyon every Friday afternoon and through the night and all day on Saturday. Darla Lipparelli-lf I were principal for a day I would protest for the Seniors against having no senior trip and also I would find a way for them to have one because seniors rule!!! Katherine V. Lovell-lf I were principal for a day I would try to get the school board to let seniors have a senior trip. Then I would cancel school so that we could have a 7 day weekend. I would also ask the school board to approve to seniors a shortened school year, in which they get out of school on the 3rd week of May. Sylvia Ma-I'd let the students do anything they want and let them have any kind of party they want. Ardes Malseh-Cancel School! Thalia Mancha-lf I were principal for a day, I would have all the teachers suspended for that day. We would have a big party. Absolutely no drugs, or Al- cohol allowed. If I caught anybody with these things they'll have to share with me or get suspended for the day. There will be 7 classesas usual but 1 st is: Toke Time; 2nd is: Munch Time; 3 is drinking time; 4 is r r; 5 is Senior Skip; 6 is Activity hour; 7 is Assembly. This is a day never to forget, I wish It could come true. Saul Marin-I would call all of the seniors into the new gym and have the party of our lives and make it a year to remember. Glenn McColm-1 would take the mature approach and leave everything the way it is because if I said some stupid things like everyone else I would lower myself to your level and we wouldn't want that. Angela Moon-Kick back and hold wild parties in every room. Party with whoever you want. Then class would be dismissed. But we'd have to be back to normal the next school day. Oh, and promise the class of 85 a senior trip to L.A. and party. Mike Morfin-I would dismiss school for a day. Louis Myers-lf I were principal for one day, I would bring back everyone that Bert, Matt, and Ernie have kicked out, close the main building deeming it hazardous, and sign all tardy and truant students out of detention to go party. 141 Yvonne Naungayan-I'd do three things: first, I'd pass a school policy banning all freshmen from the face of the earth. Then I'd sit down in my desk, call the governor, and tell him that foreign exchange students would be allowed not only to participate in graduation exercizes, but also receive a certificate of attendance and their cap and gown as a gift from EHS. Then I'd take my vaction time and go to Hawaii. Loren Nelson-Put a keg in every classroom. Lyle Nelson-lf I were principal for a day I would give their trip and their parking spot back. That is what I would do then go home because there is nothing else to do. Sid Owen-Fire Mr. McGinty of course! Anita Palacio-lf I were principal for a day I would make sure it was Friday and I would dismiss all classes. Then I would eliminate the school board and change a few of their policies. Cara Paoli-I would take a plentiful amount out of the school fund, treat myself others to breakfast, then go home and watch soap operas. Ty Penrod-lf I were principal for a day I would do away with crazy surveys like this one. Then I would embezzle school funds and take off for an Island Paradise! DeeDee Plummer-lf I were principal for a day I'd allow running in hallways, among other things, and I would make the freshmen stand with their noses in the corners and let the Seniors rule the school, then, I'd let all the Seniors escape to the new gym for an aewsome party with Van Halen jump -ing aroulnd and burning down the house. Craig Pulley-Play Billy Idol in every classroom. Change my grade average to a 3.9. Stop the school board from taking away our Senior Trip. Put the buses in front of the Main Building where they belong. Jenny Romeo-First of all, I would dismiss all classes,(not to leave the campus, however). We would go over the the football field, and have a massive par- ty-shaving cream included(remember the good ole days). Then we'd just party, party, party, all day and night. Frank Rugh-Fire Ms. Schwartz and then take the day off. Julie Secrist-I would dismiss Seniors for the day and we would have a party at the block, then go snowmobiling while the underclassmen go to school. Kent Sherwood-I would have the most radical party in the New Gym. Diana Short-lf I were the principal for a day I would declare it a school holiday so I could sleep. Tracy Slate-Sleep in . . . Call off school, and throw a principal appreciation party. Robert Smith-Cut school to half a day, have a party in the New Gym for the rest of the day, then I would go talk to the school board about getting back the Senior trip. Shelley Smith-lf I were principal for one day I would throw a huge party in which both faculty teachers students would be able to attend Shane Sorenson-I would throw a party that would out do any other party around, we would have a live band and rent a truck full of beer from Bloch Dis- tributing. There would be 15 minutes between each class, and a smoking lounge where students could go and kick back and have a cigarette. Matt Stramel-I would renew our first senior trip!!! Then have an open season on Freshman and teachers and then have a party!!!!!!!!!! David Curtis Strockar-I would order the fire department to condemn and tear down the school, just for a day. Chris Strong-Have a giant party at school. Darlene Tafoya-lf I were principal for a day I would have a toga party, for the Seniors. This party would consist of all athe alcoholic beverages available at the down town market stores. My guest speaker would be the President of the AA group-Desi Turner. The topic would be how it is good for you. The Seniors would also have to save the bottles to put in the trophy case in the New Gym. in Showing that the 1985 Seniors won 1st place Party Till You Puke. Signing off, your weenie. Tina Talley-I would let the Seniors have a big party in the new gym. Make all of the lower class go to school the whole day. Suzanne Tanner-Tell everyont to go home and never come back and take the Seniors on a trip to Disneyland. Christian L. Thompson-Road Trip!!! I would be nice to the students not like Trontel is acting but I would enforce the rules and regulations a little less harsher. If I saw somebody in the halls or on campus I wouldn't stop and ask them questions unless they were causing trouble. Tracy Timperley-lf I were pricnipal for a day I would take a vacation. Todd Tognini-lf I were principal for a day, I would violently threaten the school board until they gave the seniors the trip that they have been waiting for since they knew about it, let the seniors park in front of the gym, and let them out of school two weeks early. After I got this done I would wait for sev- enth period then send out a special bulletin saying the party is at my house in honor of the Senior class since the board tried to screw up their last year at EHS. I would also let them bring back the UGPC. John Tueller-lf I were principal for a day I would have everyone go to the New Gym. There would be a live band and a big party. I would let all the teachers have the day off, and I would make the Freshmen and all the cheerleaders sit in a corner. They could listen but not participate in all the fun. 142 Desi Turner-lf I were principal for a day I would dismiss school for seniors every Friday and have a wild and crazy party in the new gym with music, Food, and all the booze you could possibly drink. Dwayne Turpin-lf I were principal for a day I would declare it a school holiday and go hunting. Theresa Ulibarri-Change the rules have a Senior trip. Brad Wahlstrom-I would send everyone home for a month. Roger Wallock-I Would make sure the Seniors get a Senior Trip and not let the School Board make decisions without discussing it with the students. Angela Wann-I'd change attendance policy, senior trip policy. I'd let seniors out of school May 1 and I'd give myself the power to drink on campus. Jon Westlund-lf I were principal for a day I would do away with stupid rules. I would demand a senior trip. I would let school out for a day. Candy Wilbur-lf I were principal for a day, I would make yearbook preparation a class. Even though people don't believe it, there is a lot of work that goes into making a yearbook and there's not enough people who have time to help. Erin Williamson-Let the Seniors out of school on Friday. Let them snack in class. Dianna Wright-I would let everyone roam the halls. Have parties in everyone of their classes and I would even join in with them. 143 OUTSTANDING GIRLS Candace Wilber 144 OUTSTANDING BOYS 145 SENIOR HALL OF FAME WITTIEST MOST ATHLETIC Boy-Mike Geyer Girl-Danielle Kail MOST OUTGOING MOST TALENTED Boy-Danny Burton Girl-Candy Wilber Boy-Steve Boyce Girl-Cara Paoli Boy-Roger Wallock Girl-Darla Lipparelli MOST GULLABLE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Boy-Roger Wallock Girl-Anita Palacio Boy-Chris Thompson Girl-Nancy Scott c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 MICHELLE ACHURRA School activities: girl's basketball, 1-4; band, 1-4; track, 1,4; student coun- cil 1,2,3; honor band,3,4 Plans for future: I plan to attend college for 6 years and get a masters degree in science. Then work as a lab technologist in a well- known hospital. TRACI AGUIRE School activities: cheerleader, 1,2; band, 1,2; class V.P.,3; Songleader,3,4 Plans for future: I plan to attend college and major in business manage- ment. While I'm in college I plan to find some rich guy to marry that is good-looking and live happily ever after. GARRY ALLEN School activities: none Plans for future: Move to San Diego, Cal. and live with my brother and race ten speeds in France. Then retire and open a bike shop in San Diego. DINA AMES School activities: band, 1,2,3; Powder-puff football,4 Plans for future: I am planning on getting married July 27, 1985. After that I plan on going to a cosmetology school and someday own- ing my own beauty salon. JILL ASCHENBACH School activities: band, 1-4; yearbook, 1,2; VICA,2-4; Pep E, 3,4; student council,3,4 Plans for future: Attend UNR for one year then on to Fort Collins, Colorado to further my career in law enforcement. DENNIS BALLARD School activities: none Plans for future: I am going to college for four years of deisel mechanics. BARBARA BAUER School activities: basketball, 1-4; volleyball, 1-4; track, 1-4 Plans for future: To attend the Junior College of California at Sepuioa's, hopefully on a basketball or volleyball scholarship. I plan to major to be a legal secretary then later, with my exper- ience, become a lawyer. TANIA BAUMANN School activities: band, 1-4; track, 1; Pep-E,3,4 Plans for future: I plan to go on to college somewhere in the United States and get a major in something. B I 0 G R A P H 1 E S 147 HENRY BECK Plans for future: School activities: basketball, 1; track, 1; choraleers,3,4 Become successful and have fun. Plans for future: BRUCE BURGESS Keeping my job!! Being very wealthy. School activities; Football, 1,2,3,4; VICA State office, 1; track, 1; Block E ROD BELKNAP V.P.,2; School activities: Plans for future: Football, 1,2; basketball, 1-3; baseball,2-4; student coun- 1 plan to be rich, own alot of toys, have a good time, and cil,4; block E, 3,4; boy's state,3 Plans for future: have one awesomely beautiful lady. 1 plan to attend a small two year college and play baseball. 1 RAY BURNETT would like to major in accounting or business manage- School activities: ment. German Club,3,4 Plans for future: PAULA BERG 1 plan to attend college and major in computer program- School activities: ming. After 1 complete my education 1 would like to move alcoholic anonymous Plans for future: to Europe and work with the West German government. 1 want to go to college and be out on my own or go into the DANNY BURTON airforce. School activities: FFA,1,2,3; Football,2,3,4; track,3,4; Block E,3,4; Boys LARINDA BILL State,3; Photography editor of Pohob,3 School activities: none Plans for future: Plans for future: Go to college, become successful, marry a gorgeous worn- 1 hope to be a choreographer for a while. an, kick back and enjoy life. LINDA BLACKWELL JULIE BYRNES School activities: School activities: FHA, 1 Band, 1,2; Honor band,2 Plans for future: Plans for future: 1 plan to go to a trade school to become a cosmetologist and hairdresser and take a one year course of mathemat- 1 plan to go into nursing. 1 will be going to I.S.U. for college. ics. RACHEL CALICO School activities: CHRISSY BLAYLOCK Drill team.2 School activities: Drill Team band, 1,2; SADD,3,4 Plans for future: Plans for future: Be a Secretary. 1 am going to take night school at the Go to organize a sit-pick-and-flick club. Community College. STEVE BOYCE JEANNIE CARLSEN School activities: School activities: Band, 1,2,3,4, wrestling, 1; VICA, 1 Pep-E,2,4 Plans for future: Plans for future: Go to college to become a world famous architect. Have 3 houses: one at Tahoe, one in Malibu,and one in Europe. 1 Go to college and be a bum. want to die before 1 get old and wear my hair like Mr. MARIA CARLSSON Aikenhead. But my alternate goal is to grow up and be just School activities: like Mr. Trontel. band,4; Pillow Talk ,4 Plans for future: to become a vetenarian after 1 ahave worked LISA BROWN School activities: abroad for one or two years. Vice President, 1; band, 1,2 RITA CIRONE Plans for future: School activities: 1 plan to get married to Bryan Grisham when 1 graduate. Basketball, 1: Track, 1 Then 1 will move to Arizona or Sacramento and attend Plans for future: college for 4 years. MARK BUFFOLOE 1 plan to go to two years of college here at NNCC and finish my last two years in Reno at UNR and major in business. School activities: DAN CHRISTENSEN Basketball, 1,3, skiing, 1,2,3,4 School activities: VICA,3,4 SEAN DEFEVRE Plans for future: School Activities: 1 am going to stay around Elko for about a year and then 1 Football, 1,2,3,4: Block E,3,4: Basketball, 1,2,3,4: All-state am going into the air force. Choir,2,3,4: Choraliers,2,3,4: Band,2,3,4 Plans for the future: TIM CHRISTENSEN Attend Mt. San Jacinto Jr. College in southern California to School activities: play football for two years, and then move on to a bigger VICA, 1,2: Welding 1 major college also to play football. Plans for future: Move to California, and party for a few years. Then try to VALENCIA DIAZ get into a Vocational Tech School, to learn to be a diesel School Activities: automotive mechanic. After 1 graduate from the tech Cheerleader, 1: Band, 1,2,3,4: school I'll party for a few more years then start my own Plans for the future: business. 1 plan to go to California and work for a couple of years then go back to school. Then who knows what! P.S. Follow SEAN CLARK Ty to Hawaii. School Activities: VICA, 1,2: Footbal, 1,2,3,4: Block E,1 SHARON DONOHUE PLans for future: School Activities: 1 plan to go to college in Southern California and study None Telecommunications. When I'm not in college 1 will be par- Plans for the future: tying on Malibu Beach with Bruce and about 5 blonds, 2 for 1 plan on attending a college and take business classes, him and 3 for me. 1 never plan to marry. It would be a flaw in then-who knows. my character. WES DONOVAN NOLA CONROY School Activities: School activities: Football, 1,2,3,4 Drama, 1,2,3,4: Track, 1; Forensics,2,3,4: Yearbook,2,3,4: Plans for the future: Newspaper,3,4,: Student Council, 4: National Honor Soci- 1 plan to be a kickback. ety,4: Girl's State,3 Plans for future: MARK DORY 1 plan to get an MA in English, teach English composition at a School activities: very small, very expensive, very well-paying private school, VICA,3,4 and write The Great American Novel on the side. Plans for the future: My plans for the future are to go to a two year college and AMY CROOKHAM then become a professional auto mechanic. Settle down School activities: and have a family in a good community. Also to keep in Band, 1-4, Class president,2, Choraliers,2-4, Drama,3,4, touch with all my friends. Homecoming Queen Committee Chairperson,4, Student Council,4 DAWN DUVAL Plans for future: School Activities: In the fall 1 plan to attend college in Reno or Arizona to study FFA,l-4: Drama Club,l: Forensics,2: Honor Society,4 music for a couple years. 1 hope to attend a music academy Plans for the future: to get a major in music education and a minor in instrumen- 1 plan to major in Biochemistry or Premed in college, then tal performance. After college 1 hope to get a teaching job go on to Medical School. 1 am interested in Anesthesiology in the East. and Research. DANIEL DOMINGO TODD DYKSTRA School Activities: School Activities: VICA,4: Golf,2 None Plans for the future: Plans for the future: Study Business Law at Universtiy of Logan then open a 1 will be going to Carroll College in Helena, Montana, this business. You never get rich working for someone else. fall of '85. 1 hope to major in pre-med and then go to University of Utah for post-graduate training. If all this JIM DAVIS works out I'll be a doctor in about 10 years. School Activities: Track, 1,2,3,4: Block E,2,3,4: National Honor Scoiety,2: TERI EAKINS-ELSING Basketball,2: U.G.P.C.,2,3,4: Football,3,4: Boy's State,3: School Activities: Wrestling,2 Class Treasurer,l ,3: Forensics,2,3: FBLA,3,4: School Plans for the future: Plays,2,4 Got to college, party, ski, party, graduate, and party. Plans for the future: 149 1 plan to attend college, get a master's degree in Business JAY ERWIN Administration, get rich, and marry a millionaire. School Activities: Football,1-4: Track,2 years: Student Council as freshmen JULIE EARDLEY class president and Senior class President School Activities: Plans for the future: Band, 1-4: Honor Scoiety,4 1 plan to go on to college and try to get into medical school. Plans for the future: If 1 don't make it 1 will go to Alaska and become a bush Pilot. After graduation 1 plan to go to a junior college for two years, and transfer to a university. 1 also plan to someday get MIKE EVANS married and have kids. School Activities: Well I've only been here for about 2 weeks now so 1 haven't MATT ECHEVERRIA had much chance to get involved in too many things. I'm School Activities: thinking about playing basketball on the Washington Gen- Golf,2-4: Wrestling,3,4: Band, 1,2 erals though. When 1 came up here, 1 thought EHS had a Plans for the future: swim team, but the only one the had was during the sum- 1 plan to attend a four year school and major in Accounting mer. So 1 might be going back to Reno so 1 can try to get a or Law. And then start making big bucks. swimming scholarship. Plans for the future: KELLI EICHLER Well 1 want to go to college so 1 can swim and try to take School Activities: courses on dintistry. 1 haven't really made up my mind 1 was a flower child my freshmen through junior year. 1 lived in exactly, but 1 would also like to be a manager of a motel in a nudist camp during this past summer. 1 am currently 5' 1 Hawaii. and will never make the girls basketball team. Plans for the future: LALOVI FISHERMAN Going to the west coast and joining the moonies. School Activities: Band TIM ELCHLEPP PLans for the future: School Activities: 1 am going to go to a Vocational school in Albuquerque, Football 1,3,4: BAsketball,2-4: Track, 1,2,4 New Mexico. Plans for the future: Be the best Nuc ET in the U.S.N. ROBERT FRANCO School Activities: PAUL ELLIS Band, 1-4 School Activities: Plans for the future: Cross Country, 1-4: Basketball, 1,2: Track, 1-4: Lettermen's To attend a vocational school and take classes on auto Club,2,3: Letterman for 3 years in cross country and track mechanics. Plans for the future: 1. Attend Weber State College 2. Coach Younger Athletes BRUCE FRAZIER track. School Activities: Basketball, 1: Football, 1 -4: Golf: 1,2: Track,3,4: Block E,3,4: TRACY ELLIS Senior Class Representivtive: UGPC,2,3,4: Boy's State,3 School Activities: Plans for the future: Class Vice President,2: Class Secretary,3: Chairman of the Attend college at University of Washington and do lot's of Winter Rally Week,2: Chairman of Homecoming-1984,4: partying, swanking, and SKIING! Statistician for Boy's Basketball teams: Treasurer for S.A.D.D.,3: Spanish Club member: Drill Team 1-4: Chora- TREY GREENWOOD liers member,3,4: Thespians member: Student Council School Activities: member: Powder Puff player,3,4 J.V. Basketball Team,3,2: Boy's State: Member of Plans for the future: U.G.P.C.: Player-Coach of Washington Generals State Go to the University of Arizona to be a Dental Hygienist. Championship team.: Member of Bob Galleger Fan Club with the motto In Bob we trust . Member of the 12-Pack AMY ELQUIST Club: President for the Homecoming Cocktail Party Com- School Activities: mitte e. Freshmen class V.P.: Sophomores class Secretary: Basket- Plans for the future: ball-J.V.: Volleyball-1 year J.V.,2 years Varsity: Honor Soci- I'm Planning to go to UNR or UNLV and major in Business. 1 ety-Secretary and Treasurer plan to keep in touch with a beautiful Norwegian girl and Plans for the future: send her plane tickets to visit me. I'll be watching Bruce Attend college and find the fastest and easiest way to Burgess play football on T.V. 1 plan to keep in touch with become rich. 1 aslo might get married a few times if 1 can fit my best friends and 1 plan to party at college a lot. it into my schedule. 150 GREG GRISHAM School Activities: School Activities: Getting up in the morning Going to my classes Going home None to do my homework And going to graduate from School! Plans for the future: Awesome Surf California My plans are to get married before 1 graduate then next fall move to Salt Lake, so my hubby can go to school. Also Plans for the future: have a fun life and do the things that I've always wanted to Be a Body and Auto mechanic do. ROBERT HACKLER GREG GERMAN School Activities: School Activities: None Band, 1,2,3,4 Plans for the future: Plans for the future: Graduate school, get a good job, buy a Camaro, and be 1 wanna be a rock star! rich for the rest of mylife. MIKE GEYER ALBERT HARMER School Activities: School Activities: Football,3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; basketball, 2,3; Football, 1-4 track, 1,2,3,4 Plans for the future: Plans for the future: 1 plan on going to college and futhering my skills in electron- To become a world class track star and go to the Moscow ics. Then start up my own electronics shop. Olympics and BA the CZAR. SHAWN HARRIS ROSANNA GONZALES School Activities: School Activities: Band,1-4: Choraliers,l-4: Honor Chior,l-4: Track,1,2: Volleyball, 1,4; Band, 1,2,3,4 V.I.C.A.,2,3,4: J.V. Football, 1,2: Varsity Football, 3,4: Plans for the future: Plans for the future: My plan for the future is to go to Arizona St. to become an Move to outer Transylvania, and become an apprentice to architect. If that doesn't work, I'll move to California with my uncle Dracula and work with him for all eternity. my friend, cousin, party partner, Nannette Jim, live life to the full. If you know what 1 mean. DAVID HAYES School Activities: MIKE HECHT Track 1,2,3,4: Football, 1,2,4: German Club, 1,3,4 School Activities: Plans for the future: 1 played football for four years; first two years on J.V. then 1 would very much like to move to Sweden and hunt Russian the next two on Varsity. Played on fresmen basketball Submarines. team and one year on the J.V, team. Joined V.I.C.A. my Junior year and went to state in constuction competition SUZANNE FREEMAN but did not place but did place in opening and closing School Activities: compition. Joined my Senior year and became Vice Presi- Ruby Mountain Christian School,1,2,3; F.H.A.,4; Track,4 dent for the V.I.C.A. Club. Plans for the future: Plans for the future: 1 will go to NNCC for one year. After that, 1 will go to Weber Hope to graduate high school then go to a two year trader State College for 3 years. 1 plan on being a dental hygenist. school and hope to major in woodworking industry. Then 1 Later 1 plan on getting married and raising a family. 1 also would like to get a good job and find a place to live and plan to keep in touch with my friends. have a great time partying with all my old friends and hope- fully live healthy and happily forever. PAUL FROST School Activities: CHRIS HALL 1 went to a lot of school parties at Jon Whipple's house. School Activities: Plans for the future: Party!! 1 plan to attend college at Caspar College, open a major ski Plans for the future: resort, become wealthy and buy Anheuser-Busch. First, 1 will graduate. Second, Make a million by twenty. Third, Spend it all by twenty-one. Fourth, decide what 1 am PHILLIP FUENTES going to do with my life. School Activities: Football, 1,2,3,4; Track, 1,2,3,4: Boys State,3 TRACY HIGHLAND Plans for the future: School Activities: Go to college in Southern California for 2 years finish my None last 2 years in HAWAII and be a surf bum at sunset. Plans for the future: My future plans are to join the Navy and sail around the SHIRLEY GAMBLE world till 1 die. CHAN HUDSON Safeway.(haha) School Activities: General Activities in 1-4. DAN KIERNAN Plans for the future: School Activities: Jam Elko, make money, party, and 'till I'm 104 years old. Wrestling,2-4: Football,2-3: Forensics,4 Plans for the future: JOLENE INGLE 1 hope to go to college and go on to be a computor pro- School Activities: grammer. Swim Team,l: Band, 1,2 Plans for the future: BEEWEE KOHLAR Haven't decided. School Activities: None ROSE INGRAM Plans for the future: School Activities: Attend Beauty College and get married some day. FBLA, 1,2: National Honor Society, 1-4 Plans for the future: TERI LAWRENCE Live in Arizona, Marriage, attend Arizona College School Activities: FFA,3,4 INGRID JOHNSON Plans for the future: School Activities: Go to college in Montana and become a minning engineer. Band, 1,2: Homecoming Vice Chairman,4 Plans for the future: TRACEY LEAVITT 1 plan on moving to Virginia and ... School Activities: Track,2: Softball,2 JODI JONES Plans for the future: School Activities: 1 would like to go to Weber State and major in Drafting, Homecoming Float Chairman,1: Band,1-3: Drill Team,3: Welding. FBLA,2: FBLA Parlimentarian,3: Homecoming Dance Chai- man,4 CHRIS LEIGH Plans for the future: School Activities: 1 plan on moving to Virginia and attend college. After turn- V.I.C.A.,4 ing 21,1 plan on going to United Flight Attendant School in Plans for the future: Chicago, Illinois. Then I'll come back to Elko in about five To become a Electronics Technician, a computor program- years driving a Ferrari. I'll like it like that. mer and repairman; become a mechanic for a dealership, and someday become an Egineer. JONNA JUARISTI School Activities: PETE LESBO Forensics, 1-4: Student Council,2-4: Class Officer,2,3: School Activities: Spanish Club, 1-4: Band, 1-4: Honor Society,3,4 Yearbook Photographer,2,3,4 Plans for the future: Plans for the future: 1 plan to go to college and become a professional psycholo- Enlist in the United States Marine Corps. gist. Then I'm going to the Soviet Union as a head shrink to cure all of the mad Russians. TRACY LIMPALEY School Activities: DANIELLE KAIL Track, 1: FBLA,3: FBLA Treasurer,4 School Activities: Plans for the future: Girls Track-2 years: Girls Basketball, 1-4: Golf-1 year: Vol- 1 plan to go to college and become a CPA and a Computor leyball-1 year: Yearbook Staff-2 years: Art Club-2 years programer with hopes to own my own business, and have Plans for the future: power, WEALTH, and happiness. 1 plan to attend college and major in Commercial Art. Then 1 plan to find a job and a very rich guy and live on the beach. ROBERT LUIS School Activities: GUN KARLSSON Band, 1-4: School Activities: Plans for the future: Drama Club,4, Powderpuff,4: Yearbook,4: Choraliers,4 1 plan to go to school and get into law school and become Plans for the future: either a law enforcement person or a lawyer. I'm going back to Sweden this summer to go my last year of school. Then if my grades are good enough, 1 want to go to DARLA LIPPARELLI college at once. Otherwise, I'll wait a couple of years and School Activities: go to France or Italy in school and work and travel around. Cheerleader, 1-4: Girls representative : French Club Vice Or I'll come back to Elko and get a job at Burger King or Pres.,3: French Club President,4: Track, 1,2: Band, 1,2 Plans for the future: School Activities: 1 plan to go on to college in Utah and hopefully major in None Psychology. 1 hope to marry, and start a family after 1 gra- Plans for the future: duate from college (and of course I'm going to be rich). 1 plan to go to college. 1 will figure out what to do later. KATHERINE LOVELL LOUIS MYERS School Activities: School Activities: Band, 1-4: Choraliers, 1-4: Play,3 Basketball, 1 Plans for the future: Plans for the future: 1 would like to go to college and earn my major in Home 1 plan to die, hopefully before WWIII, but until then; 1 don't Economics with emphasis on Interior Decorating and foods, with a minor in Music. know. YVONNE NAUGAYAN SLYVIA MA School Activities: School Activities: Choraliers, 1,2,3,4: Forensics,2,3: Forensics Vice-Presi- FBLA,2,3,4: Senior Class secretary dent,4: Sophomore Class Secretary: Plays,3,4: Drama,4: Plans for the future: Thespians,4 To go to college and become a CPA and to become rich Plans for the future: and famous. After graduation, I'll make a career of travelling all over the country in search of the best Basque Festival, then Jonna GLEN MCCOLM and 1 plan on attending UNR for a year and searching for School Activities: the best party. After UNR I'll transfer to the University of Basketball,J.V.,2,3: Frosh Basketball: J.V Football, 1: Varsi- Southern Chile to major in Filipino Warfare, meet a rich ty Football,3: Plays,4: U.G.P.C.: Bob Gallegher Fan Club(we Arabian oil tycoon, marry him for his money, and move to love you Bob) with the motto In Bob we trust. : S.A.D.D.: the new movie capitol of the world, Elko,NV, to have an S.T.U.D.(Students That Usually Drink.) Plans for the future: affair with the manager of Pizza Barn-Paul Frost. Go to Europe and study to be a doctor, after that 1 plan to LOREN NELSON either attend a college in Utah or Idaho. Plan to get married School Activities: and make a name for myself. Wrestling, 1-4: Track,3,4: Block E,l-4 Plans for the future: ARDYS MALACH School Activities: Go to college and major in Electrical Engineering. FBLA,3,4: Jounalism(Pow Wow),4 LYLE NELSON Plans for the future: School Activities: Become rich. Track, 1 year: V.I.C.A.,1 year;Wrestling,l year Plans for the future: THALIA MANCHA To become a civil engineer and then be rich. 1 would like to School Activities: J.V. BAsketball,l ,2: Basketball,4: High School Bowl- own a big Ford 4-wheel drive and a hot sports car. ing,l,2,3: Softball,4: Band,l ANITA PALACIO Plans for the future: School Activities: Continue my schooling, to become either Travel Agent, or Pohob Business Manager 3,4 Manager of volleyball,bas- an Athletic Coach. ketball 1-4: Manager girls track 1-3: Manager softball 4,FBLA 3,4: Spanish club 2-4: Student council,4: Honor SAUL MARINE Society,4: Homecoming Publicity Chairman,4 School Activities: Plans for the future: None 1 plan to attend Boise State and major in Business Adminis- Plans for the future: To go to Mexico at least once or twice a year. tration and Management. TY PENROD ANGELA MOON School Activities: School Activities: Basketball,1: Track,1: V.I.C.A.,3,4: The only thing I've been involved in was FHA. Plans for the future: Plans for the future: Go back to Paradise! Possibly go to school and study car- To get out of Elko and check out different places and people. Maybe become an elementary school teacher with pentry or cabinet making. 1 plan to live! a fast car and good looking snag. Do more breaking and DEDE PLUMMER popping. School Activities: Newspaper staff, 1: F.H.A. Historian,2: F.H.A.,3,4: Pow- MICHAEL MORFIN Wow staff,3: Photographer for Pow Wow,3: Powder Puff,3 Plans for the future: I plan to go to a trade school in Business Administration and to marry my gorgeous red-headed teddy bear. CRAIG PULLEY School Activities: German Club,4 Plans for the future: Go to college. Buy a Porshe 935. Become a millionare. JEANETTE ROMEO School Activities: Band-3 years: Pep-E,3 years: Student Council, 1 year: Cho- rus, 1 year: S.A.D.D.: S.T.U.D.: Alcoholics Anonymous- treasurer-1 year Plans for the future: I plan on attending college, partying it up, learning the trick-of-the-trade, and making mucho bucks. Then I plan on joining Chrissy Blaylock's Sit-Pick-n-Flick club. FRANK RUGH School Activities: None PLans for the future: To attend UNR and become a CPA and then become a millionaire. JULIE SECRIST School Activities: Band for 4 years: German Club: Plans for the future: I will own my own flower shop and become rich and if that doesn't work I will marry a rich man. If all else fails I will ride the rails. KENT SHERWOOD School Activities: Played varisty football my Junior year, and partied my sen- ior year. Plans for the future: I plan on going to college, and party a little bit harder. DIANA SHORT School Activities: Journalism(Pow Wow),3: Pow Wow,4 Plans for the future: I plan on moving to Reno and get a job as a secretary and getting married. TRACEY SLATE School Activities: Hall Wandering 1,3: Advanced Hall Wandering,4: FFA,4 PLans for the future: Find Mr. Right and marry him, find Mr Better and have fun, then I'll wake up and smell the coffee. ROBERT SMITH School Activities: Party, Party, Party, and Party. Plans for the future: Boise State to major in Accounting or Business Administra- tion and minor in Auto Body for 4 years. Then be a C.P.A. SHELLY SMITH School Activities: Cheerleader, 1-4: Band-3 years: Honor Society, Block E: Student Body Treasurer Plans for the future: My plans for the future include graduating form High School, going to college and hopefully becoming another Barbara Walters! I also hope to find the man of my dream- s(tall,dark hair, and blue eyes), having 2 or 3 kids, A dog, and a porshe and owning a condo. I also plan to live happily until I die(which will be at least 100 years old!) JERICK SOBIE School Activities: Football,4 years: National Honor Society: Boy's State Plans for the future: To go to college and major in computor programming and after graduation find a good job that pays a lot of money. SHANE SORENSON School Activities: None Plans for the future: Attend Tech, college in California for Electronics. DAVID STRACHAN School Activities: None PLans for the future: I plan to get a professional degree in Accounting or Com- putor INformation Systems. MATT STRAMEL School Activities: Football, 1: POHOB,l-3: Plans for the future: After graduation I plan to go to Denmark for a month to see Christian Tvede and travel all over Europe seeing Paris, Italy, and so on. After my travels I plan to settle down and go to college majoring in Areonotics. CHRIS STRONG School Activities: V.I.C.A. Plans for the future: To become a professional motocross racer. DARLENE TAFOYA School Activities: Student Council: Pep-E: Band: Basketball: Volleyball: FBLA: Senior Class Vice President: S.T.U.D. Plans for the future: I plan to go to college for a couple years and then join Chrissy Blaylock's Sit-Pick-n-Flick Club. After joining this club, I will be getting married and live a happy life. TINA TALLEY School Activities: Band for three years Plans for the future: Go into marketing, own a clothing store of my own. golf. ANGELA WANN SUZANNE TANNER School Activities: School Activities: Journey club,1-3: S.A.D.D.,2,3: Pow Wow,4: Pohob,4: Band, 1-4: Drama, 1 year: Drama,4 Plans for the future: Plans for teh future: Go to a Cosmetology school and then be a professional cos- I'm going to get a Masters in both Business Administration metologist. CHRISTIAN THOMPSON and Journalism, become rich by my 25th birthday and buy the world a drink. School Activities: JON WESTLUND Football, 1,3: Track, 1,2: Basketball-Manager, 1 School Activities: Plans for the future: Through my high school years 1 have been involved in Go to college in Reno and get a master in Business Adminis- Freshmen and J.V. Basketball. 2 years of Varsity track, tration, major in Chemistry. 1 don't have any plans for mar- frosh,J.V.,and Varsity Football; Pohob staff for one year, riage. and 2 years of V.I.C.A. Plans for the future: DESI TURNER School Activities: Go on to college and graduate and become a Electrician. Band,l: Drill team,2: S.T.U.D. CANDY WILBER Plans for the future: School Activities: 1 plan to go to college in Boise and major in partying. After Band,l: Class Treasurer,2: VICA,2-4: Forensics,2: Home- college 1 plan to continue to party and join Chrissy Blay- coming Student Invitation Chairman,3,4: Yearbook,3,4: lock's sit-pick-n-flick club. Drama Club,3,4: Honor Society,4: Student Council,4 Plans for the future: JOHN TURPIN 1 plan to go to California college of arts and crafts and School Activities: major in illustration and graphic arts. 1 plan to become a Football, 1,2: Wrestling, 1,2,3: Track, 1,2: VICA, 1-4 Plans for the future: sucessful commercial artist or become a great art teacher. 1 plan to graduate from high school and attend college at ERIN WILLIAMSON Idaho State. 1 plan to graduate from there with a degree in School Activities: Drafting. Then 1 will move to a big city and go into business Chorus, 1-4 for myself. Plans for the future: 1 plan to go to college to be an R.N. and work in Hospitals. DWAYNE TURPIN School Activities: Go join Chrissy Blaylock's Sit-Pick-n-Flick Club. Basketball,2: Jounalism(Pow Wow),3: Yearbook,2 DIANNA WRIGHT Plans for the future: School Activities: I'm going to major in dentistry at UNR and get married. FBLA,4 Plans for the future: THERESA ULIBARRI 1 plan to attend college in Boise, Idaho after 1 graduate. 1 School Activities: plan to to take a year off and go to wherever my money Choraliers,2-4: Student Council,4 Plans for the future: To go to college and become a Speech Therapist. Much Later, to marry and have a maximum of three kids. BRAD WAHLSTROM School Activities: Golf Team,4 years: Basketball, 1 year: Band, 1 year Plans for the future: 1 plan to attend college and pursue a career in the medical field. ROGER WALLOCK School Activities; Football, 1-4: Basketball, 1-4: Block-E,2,3: Golf, 1-4: Boy's State,3: Student Body,4 Plans for the future: takes me. Attend BYU, major in computer science, and play varsity 155 158 CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CHORALIERS May the lord bless you and keep you May his light be always in thee. May he keep you safe from harm Give shelter form the storm May he grant you peace. May he guide you on you way Bring you joy with each new day Lift your voices with us pray together singing May the Lord bless you and keep you May his love be always with thee May your faith be ever strong And sheild you from all wrong As you go now in peace. Amen Theresa Ulibarri Choraliers President 1984-85 You've been a wonderful president, Theresa. May you enjoy success and happiness throughout your life. Thank you for all your hard, dilegent work for the Choraliers. SPS Wishing you the best in Life! May God bless you- your illustrious director, Stephen Paul Saunders 159 FOX FOTO 443 IDAHO ST. ELKO, NV ALL OF YOUR PHOTO SERVICES, SUPPLIES, AND THE WEDDING CENTER Tom Clark, The 1985 POHOB staff would like to thank you and everyone at FOX FOTO for taking and developing pictures. Thanks for going through the trouble of helping us. Candy Wilber 160 The Flower Shop 638 Commercial St ftS-8 Elko, NV Phone-738-5101 Congratulations 1985 Seniors! Grandview Mobile Homes Sales and Service Featuring: Great Lakes and Oakuilla by Guerdon and Skyline Also Charmac Horse Trailers Anita, We are very proud of you and your accomplishments and appreciate the kind of daughter you have been. It has been a privilage to be your parents. With much love, Mom and Dad 161 ROSS P. EARDLEY ATTORNEY AT LAW TELEPHONE 469 IDAHO ST. AREA CODE 702 P.O. BOX 391 738-4046 ELKO, NEVADA 89801 THE HAIR BRUSH MANICURES OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY - Manicures - Open Monday thru Saturday - Evenings by Appointment 1376 Idaho Street KATHY CARLSON - Se a. 738-3225 CONGRATULATIONS Stewart R. Wilson Telephone SENIORS 738-7271 Richard G. Barrows AREA CODE 702 M Wilson and Barrows, w eLscrm LTD. Lie. 021075 NO J03 TOO SMALL 1076 River 738-6261 ATTORNEYS AT LAW one professional center ELKO, NEVADA 162 JULIE, 'Tis an occasion to be glad. High School days, both work and fun. We're proud of you for a job well done. MOM, DAD, AND FAMILY Michelle Oborn, Congratulations Michelle! Love you much. Mom, Dad, Jeff Congratulations Dianna, You've done a great job. Keep it up! May love, happiness, and success be yours al- w°ys- Love, Mom, Bartolo, Tammy, Danny Hideto Kondoh Hideto, Mike and I Wish you happiness and fulfillment in all your life choices. We welcome you in our home if you return to America. Host Father and Mother Thalia, You have made us very proud in everything. May your future be a big success. We Love You. Mom, Dad, Jess, Lester, and Uncle Lester Henry Beck Congratulations Henry, you've done us proud. We are behind you all the way what- ever you choose. Love, Mom, Dane, Allan Congratulations Nannette! This is just the beginning. We're all very proud of you. May success and happi- ness always be with you. Our Love, Grandpa, Grandma, Norma, Mike, Jo- seph, Ponch Dianna Wright Your a daughter to be proud of. Continued success. Make the best of it. Love Dad Teri Eakins-Elsing Congratulations Now that we can live with you, suppose you'll move. Love, Dad, Mom, Chris, and Spider Rita May Cirone Congratulations Rita: Keep doing what you think is right, don't stop, Keep going! Our Love, Joe, Laura, Jana Ty Penrod, Ty, We are so proud of you, have always been! Love, Mom, Dad, Christy, and Choco Sweets, We're proud of you! Love Susie and Dwain GREG G. HOW MANY WAYS ARE THERE TO HAVE FUN WITH A GEOMETRY RULER!?!?!? Darla Lipparelli If it is true that GOOD THINGS HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE then only the BEST will come your way! Thanks D.J. for being our girl! We Love You. Mom, Dad, Dena, Chauncey 163 FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF NEVADA TWO OFFICES FOR YOUR OiFirst CONVENIENCE Interstate Elko Main Office The Official Bank oi the 1984 Olympics 99 and Elko Plaza Office Congratulations Seniors! ELKO INDEPENDENT i.ijA 276 Eleventh Street P.O. Box 309 Elko, Nevada 89801 (702) 738-3611 PUBLISHED WEDNESDAYS COMMERCIAL PRINTING KELLINE GOICOECHEA Business Manager Congratulations Seniors! 164 GOOD LUCK SENIORS ©mith ■“Gregory insurance P.O. Box 2108 — 790 Commercial Street Elko, Nevada 89801 Quality shoe boot repair oOTf . 457 Railroad Street M. -I Elko, NV. 89801 ”1 (702) 738-8546 CLYDE GREGORY National Cowboy Boot Repair Award Winner Renowned for his quality St efficiency PUCCINELLI PUCCINELLI, P.C. 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We love you Mom, Dad, Laura, Danelle, Chana HEU FURNISHINGS Congratulations class of '85' 570 Commercial St. QUALITY FURNISHINGS AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD 169 ipg A if P.O. Box 428 4,LJ 1400 MTN. City Hwy. Elko, Nevada 89801 John C. Carpenter Licensed Real Estate Broker Rose Anne Carpenter Charles Ballew BROKERS J H Auto Parts 600 Commercial St. Elko, Nevada 89801 738-8406 Dress For Success In Clothing for Men And Young Men From: BOB'S TOGS BODY SHOP 453 Idaho J.M. CAPRIOLA CO. ★ Famous custom saddles-western ★ Silver jewelery, spurs bits ★ The best hat and boot selections in Northwestern Nevada ★ New and used saddles: We make the best and repair the rest.” ★ Rawhide and horsehair equipment. 500 COMMERCIAL ST. 738-5816 CONGRATULATIONS! 170 Kelli J. Eichler We are proud of your success Love and Kindness Mom, Bob, Andi, and Brent Steve Boyce, Congratulations Steve! We are so proud of you and wish you success and happiness. Thank You for sharing your rain- bows. Love Mom, Dad, Matt, and Collette Patrick Mateo Echeveria Zorionak Matt Bide ortatik Jarritu daqizula dosez beterik Ama, Aita, Tim Dom Dawn Duval Congratulations for your past achievements. Success to your future. We love you Mom, Dad, Carol Suzanne Richard Brett Avery Brett, always think positive and success will become a way of life. We are very proud of you Love Mom, Dad, Drew, Shay Good Job ROG! We've always been proud of you! We know you'll succeed as you have what it takes. Love Dad, Mom, Steven, Vicki, Jeff, and Paula Congratulations Terry, We knew you could do it. We are very proud of you and love you very much Dad, Mom, and Joey Linda Blackwell Congratulations Linda! Nobody had a tough- er climb to graduation then you. Nobody could be prouder of you than I Dad Jill Aschenbach Congratulations Jill, We knew you were special from day ”1 Time proved us right Love ya, Mom, Dad, Jared, and Stephie Xenie Bill Wunderlich New York Life Insurance Co. Telephone: Bus. 738-8459 Res. 738-3476 575 Court St. Elko Nv. 89801 171 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS invites you to visit us again. ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH REV. MICHAEL SHAY REV. WILLIAM KELLY ROBERT, CONGRATULATIONS! I'M ESPECIALLY PROUD OF YOU. I KNOW ALL YOUR DREAMS AND GOALS WILL BE FULFILLED. I LOVE YOU. MOM CONGRATULATIONS MARK. YOU DID IT! LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE OF IT! GO FOR THE STARS! LOVE UNCLE AND ANTIE CONGRATULATIONS TANIA, WE ARE SO PROUD. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. WE LOVE YOU. MOM, DAD, JAN, JIM, AND ALLEN CONGRATULATIONS CRISSY!!! WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU AND KNOW THAT A BRIGHT FUTURE AWAITS YOU. LOVE, MOM AND DAD 172 FRED C. WORLINE ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE INSURANCE FRED C. WORLINE RFAITOR’ CORNER OF 5TH OAK ELKO, NV 89801 CONGRATULATIONS! DEAR AMY, ALL THE WAY FROM K THRU Z AND NOW...... WOW!!!! WE ARE FILLED WITH PRIDE AND LOVE FOR YOU AS YOU CLIMB ANOTHER STEP CLOSER TO YOUR DREAMS. MOM, CHRIS, ALISON, ME-ME AND POPPOP GOOD LUCK SENIORS! 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OUR STORE BEST WISHES 1984-85 Patty's Pizza 1342 Idaho Street Home Delivery ENROD’S PLUMBING, HEATING AIR CONDITIONING SIWBt 255 - 11th Street (Comer of 11th and Silver Street) Elko, Nevada (702) 738-7389 LENNOX jfn. a INTERThBM. Nevada License No. 013143A;015043,020272 McMullen, McPhee Company Certified Public Accountants Tax Planning and Return Preparation Small Business Accounting Services Accounting Systems Consulting-Auditing Elko: (702)738-7157 429 COURT STREET With offices in Ely, NV and Twin Falls, ID. 181 (ffaflb DISTRIBUTING OF NEVADA, INC. Tom Jenkins General Manager, Elko 7 77 West 2nd Street Reno. Nevada 89503 (702) 323-6156 2609 South Highland Las Vegas. Nevada 89109 (702) 731 4171 207 Commercial Street Elko. Nevada 89601 (702) 738 3411 182 Nola, We are both very proud of you. Mom Dad GOOD JOB, JULIE! You have always made us very proud. May you have much success and happiness in the future. We love you. Mom, Dad, and Mike Kathy Davis Princess, You made it! Now shoot for the stars! The sky is the limit. Mom, Dad, Keith TRACI, We're very proud of you and your accomplish- ments. Remember ... We Love You!!! Dad, Mom, Toni, and Michele Congratulations, Danielle! Follow your dreams-There is nothing you can't accomplish. May success and happiness be yours always. Love, Dad, Mom, and Brittani Rosanna S. Gonzales, Congratulations on a job well done. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Raynard, Junior Congratulations, Todd! The best is yet to come! We love you. Mom, Dad, Troy and Spring Congratulations Ter! We knew you could do it and with such style too. Thanks for being you! We love you! US GUN, Thank you for your help and encouragement. We'll miss you! Good luck in the future. THE POHOB STAFF BK ' Candy, May your life always hold the zest and vibrancy you bring to it today ... May your heart be forever light and happy .. . May each day move you forward to your dreams ... And every- where you go . . . everywhere you turn . . . May you reach out and touch happiness all around you! Love, Mom, Rudy, Michele, Angela, Rosa, Rocky 183 C P Cleaners 566 River St. Elko, Nevada 738-3720 MORRIS F. GALLAGHER, D.D.S. MARVIN W. CONLEY, D.D.S. P.O. Box 752 810 Court Street Elko, Nevada 89801 ELKO DINNER ELKO STATION “ACE” HARDWARE AND TIRES CHINESE 147 Commercial Street AMERICAN P.O. Box 672 CUISINE Elko, Nevada 89801 COCKTAIL Vacf7 Slk LOUNGE 1430 Idaho St. Elko, NV = lUMMiM ==? 1 184 STEVEN D. GLASER, D.D.S. General Dentistry 888 Fifth St. Bsns. phone Elko, Nevada 89801 (702)738-7201 HARRY N. JEVAS. O.D.. LTD. ROBERT A. COLON. O. D. KURT G. ALLEMAN. O. D. OPTOMETRISTS 900 FIFTH STREET ELKO. NEVADA 89801 TCLCPHONI 738-8491 185 Kelli Jean Eichler I have no yesterdays, time took them away. But, I have today. And today I love you and tomor- row I'll love you EVEN MORE. Love your very proud DAD Sean DeFevre Sean, we are very proud of you. You have been a joy to all of us. May your future be as bright as the past 18 years have been. Love, Dad and Judy, Mom and Rich, Paulette, Ricky, and Nicole Amy Elquist Congratulations Amy- You have made many accomplishments in your 18 years. It has been a privilege to be your parents. We love you! Josephine and Thadd ■■■ Brad Wahlstrom Brad, we are very proud of you! It's been a fun- filled 18 years. We look forward in seeing you accomplish your goals for the future. We love you! Mom Dad 186 STAR HOTEL BAR-DINING ROOM Excellent basque Food Family Style Dinners Specializing in our Famous Steaks Closed Sundays Your Hosts Joe and Anita Sarasua Served from 5:00 to 9:30 p.m. 187 . . . in memory of Lisa Rae Stottar Being editor this year was both exciting and horrible. I had a wonderful time with our POHOB staff. With the exception of Nola Conroy, everyone was new. They all showed enthusiasm and willingness to work. And, work they did! Many did not expect that much work, but faced with many problems and often time confusion, they came out on top. When looking through this yearbook, I hope everyone will remember the good times and forget the bad. Since the yearbook is almost finished, I would like thank a few people, for without their help, the POHOB wouldn't be done. Mr. Aikenhead, I am so glad you took over the yearbook. You gave me the chance to create and be free in my editing. You trusted us and you let the POHOB be OUR yearbook. Mrs. Fobes, I thank you too for helping us. You took some of the boring jobs, like proof-reading, without complaining. You encouraged us too! And, thank-you for pushing us and forcing us to work when we didn't want to, especially those weeks before our big deadline. Mrs. Manning, thanks for all your help with ads. I know that Anita also appreciated your advice. Anita Palacio, you probably already know how I feel about your help and friendship. Remember the promise we made in eighth grade? Aren't you glad we broke it? I am! Nicole Blohm, thank-you for the last minute help when we were doing ads. I owe you one, I know next year, you'll do an excellent job with ads. Debbie Shane, I couldn't have had a better assistant editor to work with. You're optimism and bright smile cheered up a lot of people on the yearbook staff. I also loved you're graffiti ! Remember, always look forward to something new and challenging. Good luck next year! Angela Wann, I have so many things to thank you for. It takes a lot to come to a new school and become active. I'm grateful you chose to help with the yearbook. And, thank-you for putting it first above all other activities. Ken Payne and Rhonda Bailey, you did a great job this year. Stick with the yearbook, your time will come to shine in the spotlight! Nola Conroy, you've been on the yearbook staff longer than anyone, including me. Thank-you for helping me teach the others. There is so much to learn, and we never do stop learning. Also, thanks for writing the theme and dedication. Mr. Wynne, thank-you for helping us with our homecoming skit and thank-you for the advice and information. Miss Schwartz, thank-you for allowing Michele Wilber to print the senior biographies, and I'm sorry I disrupted your class. Colette Kump, thanks for deciding to help us. The cheerleader pages, band, Pep-E and Candid pages look great. I hope you stay with the yearbook next year. I would like to give a special thanks to Vicki Rossolo. She provided a way to get Hugh Rossolo's picture and gave us all the information we needed to write the dedication. Her help is sincerely appreciated. While talking to her, she EMPHASISED that Hugh Rossolo loves teaching high school more than anything else. He puts in extra hours supporting students and postive feedback inspires him. Mr. Rossolo, I would like you to know that the students of Elko High School care a lot about YOU and that YOU inspire so many of us. Thank-you. I would also like to thank the following people: Ridge Willard Linda Hill Sammy Silva Bert Elliot Doug Craig Kelly Rider Mr. Williams Fred Schafer Gun Karlsson Bob Schafer Michele Wilber Neil Horton Pete Lesbo Shirley Coleman David Madson Tracey Lattin All the teachers who supported the POHOB Tony Carter The Free Press Tom Clark and everyone at Fox Foto Candy Wilber Editor aft AUTOGRAPHS