Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

POHOB POHOB 1985-86 POHOB POHOB POHOB POHOB POHOB POHOB Written by the Students of Elko High School 987 College Ave. Elko, Nevada 89801 Editor Deborah Aileen Shane Assistant Editor Monica C. Worline Advisor Photographers The Crew Nicole Copley John White James Lindsey Gloria Aikenhead David Madsen Colette Kump Stevie Deter Richard Highland Kenny Payne John Lespade Jeana Brilhante Michele Wilber David Cutler 2 Travis Agee Gretchen Alsdorf Patricia Andress Tim Ballard Janice Bauer Lance Bearbow David Beverly Pat Blach Nicole Blohm Scott Breschini Kathy Bucholz John Burgess 4 Dusty Byington Ronald Cade Beau Carlson Ana Carrillo Michele Carter Charity Cash Melinda Chappell John Christensen Shawn Collins Steve Combs Nicole Copley Cynthia Copmann 5 Bobby Elliott Steve Erickson Joni Erwin Catalina Fagoaga Chris Crookham Don Davis Tami Davidson Tammie Diamond Carline Diekhans Colleen Dingman Mary Doren Marty Eldridge 6 Julie Haub GJ Herrera Tami Hess Leslie Holdren Beverly Feathers Kristen Garamendi Sean Gee Chris Gevock Marjorie Green Matt Grow Raymond Haines Scott Halton Michelle Jueden Warren Jueschke Salli Kane Syndi Kane Londa Kay Kathy Kendall Dorthy Kneese Colette Kump 8 Jeff Kump Craig Kyllonen Brent Lange Kelly Lemons James Lindsey Kimberly Lipparelli Mikel Lopategui Lonny Loughney Joyce Lowery Mike Lupercio Sherry Lynn Cindy Markham 9 J We interrupt this program La to bring you this EFECIAL REPORT INDIANS edge Pirates, 16-13, to capture STATE DOUBLE A FOOTBALL TITLE 10 Congratulations m Shereena Martin Ross Matys Mike Mayfield Kathy McKIendon John McWilliams Andy Morris Andy Neff Matt Newville Monique Noel Craig Norris Jeff Owsley Joanie Parker 11 Pete Peters Coni Phillips Erik Poljak Marsha Porter Vance Pray Christine Quilici Dennis Quist Ann Reynolds Shamaria Rhoads Kelly Rider Jeannie Rizo Dyann Rogers 12 Joe Sarasua Becky Sargeant Lynette Schwertfeger Angie Sebum Debbie Shane Andrea Sharp Kim Shearer Tom Short 13 Michael Shurtz Mike Simmons Shelly Simmons Matt Simonsen Diane Sprout Tom Stedtnitz Robert Stewart Danny Strickland Takashi Taguchi Troy Taylor Steve Terry Ken Thompson 14 Sean Thompson Lene Thorsen Junior Tinnin Terry Tomera Tim Trease Todd Tsukamoto Raymond Tucker Patricia Ulibarri Doug Vejnar Owen Wall Craig Walsh William Warren 15 Tim Wickersham Rod Williams Lea Dawn Willis Furn Winder Fran Wines Billey Winn Lucas Witzenburger William Wolford Roland Watson John Weems Mike Wernsing Todd White Jocelyn Womack David Wooldridge Zani Ormaza 17 Seniors Not Pictured ______ Mychael Barstow Ketan Bhakta Pamala Bogue Noel Bondo John Burgess Susan Burnett Eric Cox Marlene Dick Audra Gowan Jimmy Ray Guire Joe Hood Donna Hopkins Kris Jones Marcella Jones Amy Logan David Madsen Irma Marin Craig Morris Bret Porter Robert Rider Evelyn Schain Barbara Shields Melissa Simonsen Stephanie Smith Tony Stratton Michele Wilber Wylin Wolf What would a championship football game be without Varsity Cheerleaders and Songleaders?!? (Kathy Kendall, Nicole Blohm, Michele Carter, Tracy Clark, Karin Long, Kim Lippar- elli, Colette Kump) Class Song Young and Innocent by Elefante Class flower White lily Class Motto: I wish, I wish that I could know the places I have yet to go. The ways I’ll change, the things I’ll do. The special dreams I’ll make come true. I wish, I wish that I could see The life that lies ahead of me. Class colors Crimson Red and Gold SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS HAVE ALL THE FUN! King and Queen of Skips Cathy Fagoaga and Tim Trease Most Likely to Succeed Kelly Rider and Rod Williams Most Athletic Dyann Rogers and Johnny Weems Most likely to Have an Excuse Steve Erickson and Nicole Blohm Who’s Who and What’s What Most Outrageous Scott Breschini and Becky Sargeant Mary Doren and Steve Combs V Most Talented — Angie Sebum and Dennis Quist Most Humorous R U L • J Nothing like reading a book in Ger- man. 28 350 + (THE FRIDGE) I stood in the endzone, Our backs toward the wall. The Bears unstoppable offense Lines up, like soldiers In a hardware store. I spotted William Alone in his backfield. I brace myself, Waiting for the oncoming assault. Getting ready for a food fight Like mashed potatoes To be drowned in gravy The ball is snapped. The refrigerator engulfs It in 350 -b pounds Of muscle and fat. He rolls toward Me. At last, My chance to do the impossible, Stop a piece of moving hardware. The impact was immense. I woke up, surrounded by trainers And coaches. Repair men fixing a broken iron. I had blown My opportunity. Cooled down by a hulking Monster. Another meal In The Fridge.” by David Cutler On the spot Students on the move. Elko Voc. Ed. is the best in Nevada. Vocational classes at Elko High School in- clude drafting, auto, electronics, construc- tion, cabinet furniture, vocational agricul- ture, commercial art, business occupations, and home economics. The Elko High voca- tional classes are all the very best the State of Nevada has to offer, and anyone who takes these classes will be ready to compete in the very competitive world of different voca- tions. There are four vocational clubs at Elko High School. They are: V.I.C.A., F.F.A., F.B.L.A., and F.H.A. The requirement for membership in any of these clubs is current enrollment in a related class. Anyone in any vocational class can join V.I.C.A. These clubs are all a lot of fun, a great way to prepare for a future career, meet other people. Find out about further training, and hear from the pros what it really takes to become a success. We do better than anybody in the state. KEITH AIKENHEAD, DRAFTING INSTRUCTOR 30 Draftsmen learn to speak the language of lines, symbols, and numbers; the language that has created modern civilization. We find our way in the world thanks to surveyors and mapmakers, and we owe thanks for the things we use and the machines which make them to architects and draftsmen. They are responsible for the development of the homes we live in, the structures we drive on, the centers we shop in, and the clothes we buy there. Everything we touch which is made by the hands and machines of man, began as a set of drawings. Students at Elko High School are preparing themselves for this reality by practice, practice, practice. They find that great art ability isn't a necessity to produce great works of functional art, and it is exciting for them to see their 2-D pictures used to create a 3-D reality. We listen, learn .. . . . . and we work hard. LEARNING TO PLAN TOMORROW’S WORLD 34 I’d better get an A” for this. What planet are you from? I don’t think that THAT was a fire drill. Don’t look! Maybe he won’t notice us. What do you mean that we could be suspended for stacking his locker? You won’t find an electronics program anywhere that is more on the cutting edge of technology than right here at Elko High School. Mr. Williams has patiently labored many extra hours so students can have experience in such varied areas as: Digital Electronics, Microprocessing, Video Equipment, Lasers, Teletype, and all kinds of electronic equipment servicing. They even built a robot named ’’Hero” from scratch; and yes, he even talks. This is not just a theory curriculum; people get hands on experience! Left: Pat Blach contemplating an electronics problem. Top: Matt Newville hard at work. Electronics 4 Classes- Experiencing the Future Today Another lost Freshman! Dyann: Congratulations on all that you have achieved! We hope your future brings as much love and light into your world as you’ve shared with us! Love always, Dad, Mom, Albert Karen Dear Nicole, Climb High Climb Far Your Goal the Sky Your Aim the Star. We love you Mom, Dad, Debie, Kristina 39 Outstanding Girl Outstanding Boy enms uist Chances are that if you were lost, it was Dennis Quist who guided you on your way. Dennis is the one at Elko High School who has always been ready to lend anyone a helping hand. He has been extra dedicated to everything he has done at EHS. Dennis has been supporting the tenor section of the Choraliers for four years, and he has lended his voice to the drama department, too. He has played four years of basketball, playing varsity for two years. Dennis has also been a representative to Student Council for three years, and he was a 1985 representative to Boys State. Dennis will never leave EHS, because he has left his cheery smile and friendly wave in the hearts of everyone who has ever needed them. Chosen by the faculty, the outstanding boy and outstanding girl are well-rounded students. They are active in both academics and extracurricular activities. The outstanding boy and girl are the students that represent all aspects of Elko High School. Nicole Blohm has been a leader in everything she has undertaken. Nicole’s shimmering blonde hair and smiling face have graced almost every ac- tivity at Elko High School. We've seen her at games and assemblies for four years as a cheer-and songleader. She has participated in drama, and in Student Council, where she served as the student body vice president. As a fourth year French student she was president of the French Club, and in her spare time she has run three years of track. She was a 1985 representative to Girl's State, a candidate for homecoming queen, and has participated in the Junior Miss Pageant. Nicole has also led the way for her fellow students by being the 1985-86 Century III Scholar, Editor of the Powwow, and co-business manager of the Pohob. Nicole's inspiration for all of the students as EHS will long be remembered. Sean, If you have wings- You can fly, Pegaus brings Heartsong nigh . . . And Unicorn Wylie, May the road in life you follow, hold a bright and rewarding future, full by and by .. . of lots of happiness. Touches the morn Lighting sky- All of love, Dad, Mom, Chip, Justin, and Griffins wake- Amber With a sigh . . . And centaurs take- Arrows high . . . Magical things In minds eye . . . If you have wings- You can try . . . With pride for what you are-and- for what your life may be. Love, Chris, Greg Mom, and Thunder 44 JUNIORS Alvaro Albarran Willie Ames Erica Anderson Joey Anderson Jared Aschenbach Elizabeth Bajoneta Tom Barnes Derk D. Bawcom Troy D. Bettridge Jayme Brown Gina Bruner Angie Burton Kristi Butcher Lori Buzan Susan Cappalli John Carlson 46 Anthony Chavis Katy Sue Christensen Sally Christensen Chris Complita Jonathon Copley Jeff Corner Maiddy Corner Mindy Culver Kathy Damele Tina DelSarto Jennifer Devries Allison Dumke Joanne Elliott Jay Elquist Kenny Elwood 47 Debi Fiorentino Glenna Fordin Greg Gamboa Evelyn Garcia Stacey Gardner Cindy Gevok Jason Gilliam Tracy Greenwood Tricia Harris Stephen Hernandez Richard Highland Jim Hogner Jim Holt Wendy Jeffries Delos Jones Matthew Jones 48 Shawn Jones Hank Journigan Vince Juaristi Evelyn Kafton Tanya Kafton Brittani Kail Sheila Kehn Joy Larson Tracy Lattin Kelli Laughlin Michael Lawrence Terry Lee Jeff Long Karin Long Taylor Lundgren 49 Amy Malik Rob McClure Brad Martin Debbie McKennon Danielle McMullen Stoni Melton Nadine Michalscheck Mark Miles Mike Moore Anne Morris Mary Muth John Naungayan Adam Neff Donald Noorda Tim Norris 50 April Pacini Julie Page Angel Pascarelli Eric Patton Richard Patton Kenneth Payne Chris Perry Wesley Pete Robbie Peters Chuck Petersen Thea Piffero Valerie Portwood Donald Potter David Prindle Stacy Proud Michelle Rather 51 Beth Reed Randy Ridgway Chris Romeo Jeff Rose Pace Saxton Charlie Scott Carolyn Smith Michael R. Smith Fermina Stevens Jane Stramel Dale Thompson Kaylene Thurston Eleanor Tomera Sami Turner Jeff Victorino Laura Voss 52 Holly Wahlstrom Ursula Walker Peter Weller Jessica Wickersham Rowdy Wilbanks Brenda Wilkie Rich Williams Andy Wilson Frances Wilson Ada Winn Steve Witkowski Lauri Woodworth Monica Worline 53 Juniors Not Shown Paul Algerio, Roger Auge, Maribel Bazan, Jeff Beristain, Mike Biers, Lavette Bill, Mark Boucher. Lyle Brady, Michael Brewer, Dean Brown, Michelle Brownson, Sunday Burnette, Chris Burt, Melissa Calder, Jim Carpenter, Kim Cornelsen, Douglas Craig, Doug Curtis, Troy Decracker, Morgan Dingman, Denise Dorsa, Debbie Freeman, Martha Gonzalez, Michael Gowan, Shannan Guyer, Corey Hanks, Paul Henstrom, Eliza- beth Hyman, Kyle Johnny, Genevieve Jones, Jonathan Kendall, Russell Knapp. Kelly Koffler, Jeffrey Kuhl, Eliot Lalo.Jon Legarza, Ryan Lim- berg, Tom Loughney, Tom Mandeville, Lorena Marin, Rick McBride,Jamey McClendon, Deb- bie McClure, Dominic McCormack, Jennifer McDonald, Danielle McMullen, Porfirio Medrano, Shawn Mocaby, Vincent Morley, John Muncrief, Andy Neff, Cari Owen, Douglas Peterson, Laura Piffero, Dennis Robblee, Francisco Romero, John Ross, Maria Sarasua, Ron Schollars, Stephen Schwartz, Katie Scott, Ted Shepard, David Silver, Donovan Sims, Jennifer Smith, Michael C. Smith, Trent Tibbetts, Tim Tinnin, Perry Traster, Wes Trudell, Lisa Varga, Michael Vasquez, Kelli Vossberg, Lisa Wilberger, Arthur Willard, Chris Wilkins, Shelly Wis- combe. 54 EHS CONSTRUCTION, SMILE! Where am I mom? You’re on Candid Camera! Tammy Adams Pamela Aiazzi Bill Alexander Marie Alexander John Ardans Cindy Ashworth HI HO H| IT'S ofT To SCHOOL we go WITH RAZOR MD£S AWD HAwDtR£tfflDES Hi Ho H ho HI Ho hi ho IT'S OFF To HOMf VlB So WIFH SLoepyBLADES AND (JO GRCNftPeS Hi Ho Hi Ho Roy Auge Leslie Bailey Elizabeth Barnes Tammy Barr Lorri Barstow Mitchel Bartorelli Harold Baugh Bertha Bazan George Bear Michelle Beasley Scon Beller Nitin Bhakta Angelee Bilbao Vicky Blackwell Greg Boggs LaRae Boucher Sara Brady Karen Brooks 60 Pat Brown Brett Brunk Shawn Brust Tim Callahan Melissa Campsey Steven Canas How C-UOSS is -p RL.WD To HE-U— CL0S6 £WOUGrH SO Mow CAt s££ sparks! Annita Carlson Donald Carlson Linda Carpenter Susan Carpenter Greg Carter Raymond Chambers Ana Mari Ciscar Larry Clemens Bill Cocanougher Sindi Coleman Chelsea Collins Robert Cook Marc Cox David Cutler Dean Decarlo Maria Delgado Sabra Delmore Stephanie Deter 61 Shannon Drake Anne Dumke Troy Dykstra Dominic Echeverria Marvin Edwards Angie Elquist Brian Emge Lisa Flores Mike Freed Sheralyn Freeman James Randy Fullerton Theresa Fullerton Jason Gale Joann Garrett Daryl Glanzman Brian Glaser April Glenn Amy Goicoechea Santiago Gonzales Penny Gough Kathy Hackler Jackie Hage Debbie Haines Greg Halton 62 Danelle Hanson Peter Harper Kaylyn Harris Cristy Harshbarger Jerry Hendershot Christine Henson John Herron Kelly Higgins Scott Holbrook Cheryl Holland Clinton Holton Earl Holton Jean Holmes Dan Hoot Ron Hoover Julia Hovan Amy Hudson Ron Hunt Clint Hyde Janet Iribarne Cindy Jefferies Cathy Jellesed Jason Johnnie Bobby Johnson 63 Jonnye Jund Christine Karas Jacita Karr Mark Kay Rene Kay Marcus Kinnison Rolyne Knight Susan Knuth Debbie Koch Greg Kump Krista Kump Michael LaMorte Kevin Langston Jennifer Leavitt Shawna Legarza Chris Leyva Karl Linley Dena Lipparelli Bobbie Long Jason Long Delwyn Loughney W. Kenny Lovell Sherry Ma Robin Macmillan 64 Cruz Marin Steve Martin Paul McAnany Connie McClendon Scott McDonald Sybol McKenzie Mary Ann McHugh Gary Me Knight Kerry McLane Kelley McRae Pablo Mendez Mercedes Mendive Michele Mickelsen Craig Moiola Melinda Morgan Troy Morris Sheri Mowrey Cindy Neff Kimberly Neff Matthew Nisbet Marlene Noorda Tamera O’Donnell Shane O'Neil Elizabeth Ozambela 65 Robert Pattani Alice Patton Sam Pemelton Brian Pepin Guy Perry Jason Petersen Paul Poljak David Porter David Pulley Joe Racine Chelli Rackley Melissa Reynolds Mike Redford Perry Reynolds Chandra Rhoads Gary Rider Raul Robles Marla Roedel Leni Ross Elias Ruiz Danielle Sabala Ronald Scott Sbriglia Ann Setty Sandy Shane 66 Melanie Stevens Mike Stuart A J Sutherland Laura Talley Kellie Thomas James Thompson Tamberly Thompson Jessica Tilton Becky Timmerman Kelli Umshied Vandy Van Norman Jerimy Van Zyl Bryan Vasey Carrie Vega Mike Vejnar Michael Voss Michelle Watson Berta White 67 John White Sean Wilkins Don Williams Shelby Womack David Yardley Karen Yost Steve Zeller _ twyk Drawn by: Sopho- more Jerry Hender- shot Gloria Abel Dawn Adkins Chad Alexander Rachel Alsdorf Delia Alvarez Jon Ames Charlotte Andreozzi Serena Joyndrews Catherine Arias Tamara Bahe Angie Bamburg Shannon Barngrover Jeana Brilhante Ridley Browne Wade Broyles Bobbie Bull Shawn Burt Darren Byington Michael Sean Cappelli Charles H. Cash Paul S. Cash Lane Ceccarelli Georgia Chapin Valarie Lyn Chavis Britt Coleman Karin Collins Clinton S. Connelley Brenda Corbett Elizabeth Couchum Nicky Cousineau Monica Craig Sean Michael Crawford Lisa Cunningham Clayton E. Devries Valerie Ann D’Asto Kim Ewing Mark Ferreira Anna Fisher Mike Florez Kristie Fosnot Patrick Frette Jackie Frost Clinton Gale Melissa Garcia Brian Gardner Lisa Gibson Scott Gilligan Kenny Gonzales Mindy Gustafson Shane Hill Jennifer Holdren Mary Hallond Billy Hood Robby Hood Bobbie Huston Charles Immenschuh Imelda Jacabo Scott Jamison April Jewett Benjamin Jimenez Kim Johnson Debbie Hartshorn Jenny Heilman Kim Kelly Rachel Knudsen Karl Kuhl Casey Kump Chance Lake Davida Larson Annie Lawrence Justin Leech Crystal Lesbo Brent Jones David Jones Gene Juarez Jeri Kelleher Kevin Kelly Maite Lopategui Bobby Martinez Laura McCanay Clynt McCauley Chad McDermott Russel McElhiney Shaun Macintire Traci McKennon Laura Mecham Martha Medrano Josh Melton Brian Milano Stephanie Monett April Montes de Oca Robie Morris Curtis Norris Carlos Nunes Brandon O’very Jerry Oak Jeff Oborne Steve Olin David Owen Jennifer Palmore Terry Parker Angie Patton Julie Pelosi Marcia Peters Michael Pepper Malissa Phillips Kyle Shurtz Jennetta Smith Jim Sprout Mike Steele Damon Roberts Diana Robinson Estella Robles Michelle Romero Shawna Redding Joel Reeves Stacey Reeves Mike Rizo De-Dee Roberts Bill Steen Raquel Stevens Regino Stevens Shannon Schwartz Dennise Tanner Tricia Teague Carrie Thomas Darren Thompson Gregg Thompson Zandra Timmerman Aaron Voile jo Melanie Tom Kevin Tomera Heidi Torrealday Matt Trontel April Trudell Tim Tsukamoto Brandon Tueller Brett Walsh Vance Weems Bettilyn Weller Marc Williams Diana Winklekotter Deana Woodward Jenny Wright Roger Yensen Manda Zimmer Freshmen Not Shown Kathy Bogue, Mike Butcher, Geraldine Franco, Jackie Frost, William Garrett, Aaron Goicoechea, Joshua Hobbs, Nick Journigan, Elterese Kima, Tonie Maloy, Jess Marin, Craig Miller, Lyle Mumford, Peterson James, Larry Piffero, Brook Sena, Jon Seymore, Kurt Taylor, Luther Wade, Roman Wood, Ronnie Woods, Lisa Woodworth Hand in hand we walk away with dreams of what we’ll be, the years ahead, the happy times that we’ll see. But stop for just a moment and remember what we’ve done; teachers calling roll in class, and football in the sun. Textbooks, pencils, pens and such, homework, tests, and grades, all of these things we leave behind; so soon the memory fades. But next year we will all be back to see these things once more. We’ll keep the memories close at hand but not too far from mind, remember 1986 and the tracks we left behind. Jeana Brilhante BAND TAKES GOVERNOR’S TROPHY WHERE’D THEY TAKE IT? Sophomores Not Shown I don t believe it! Lance Bernadot, Sandra Bessey, Carman Bogue, John Car- den, Marcos Cornejo, Sabrina Davidson, Donnetta Davis, Paulette Defevre, Michael Donohue, Leonard Edmo, David Erwin, Monica Florez, Dante Gualco, Lance Holmes, Sean Holmes. Lili Hooper, Robert Johnson, Bonny Lesbo, Mary Ann McHugh, Nick Norman, Holly Orcutt, Terri Parker, Michael Pepper, Anna Schain, John Shahan, Diane Shine, James Skaggs, Troy Swain, Justin Trujillo, Mitch Walton, Dawn Weaver, David Yardley Cathy Fagoaga demonstrating the traditional Basque Wine Dance at State VICA. 79 ELKO COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD Hard at work from left to right, Mr. James Muth, Mr. Eldon Westlund, Dr. John Martin, Mr.Jeoffry Dahl, Mrs. Sharon Rhoads, Mr. Ralph Paoli Elko County's School Board, Working for Excellence in Education 81 The students of Elko High School had a great deal to be proud of in 1985-86. The tradition of excellence continued, from academics to extra-curricular activities. The exemplary image and reputation of our school is known and respected throughout the state. Your accomplishments and achievements have not gone unnoticed. This has truly been The Year of the Indian.” 82 VICE-PRINCIPALS 83 Guidance Clint Larson Darwin Hunt Audrey Joanne” Crowe, Secretary Katherine Blossom Linda Trontel 84 March 15 Battle Mountain April 12 Incline April 19 Femley April 26 Fallon May 3 Manogue May 16-17 State Playoffs Soft ball R-L: Dena Liparelli, Tra- cy Clark, Kaylyn Harris, Fran Wines, Dyann Rog- ers, Jennifer Levitt, Car- lene Didkhans, Katy Christensen, Shawna Le- garza, Coach, Lynnette Davis; Not Shown: Asst. Coach, Vickie Manning R-L: Paul Poljack, Peter Harper, Shawn Thompson, Craig Norris, G.J. Herrara, Eric Poljack, Rano Ridgeway,Jeff Kump, Tim Norris, Wesley Peete, Greg Kump Baseball March 1 5 , Battle Mountain March 25, White Pine April 8, Battle Mountain April 12, Incline April 19, Femley April 26, Fallon May 3, Namogue May 10, Lowry May 16-17, State Baseball 85 Robert McGinty English, Journalism Cathy Minard English, Speech Lola Evie English English Betty Fobes Barbara Lespade English Patricia Harris English Kelly Moon English Richard Kendall I Health Ty Carrillo Advanced Woodworking Charlene W. Hunt Special Education Lee Schwartz Computer Lab Moyal Kump Robert Lake 1 Driver’s Ed P.E. Learning Disabilities 1 90 Biology I Jake Kump Myrna Foster Biology I II Donald K. Brown Mathematics Mathematics Leoncio Reyes Mathematics Frank S. Stott 91 Stephen P. Sanders Vocal Music Beverly L. Hitchman Health Social Studies Walter Lovell Instramental Music Susan E. Rahm Home Economics Gerald Hassett Consumer Ed Driver's Ed Roger Johnson Spanish, German Pat Erickson Mathematics Diane Orser French, Spanish June Schaeffran Vocational Aide, Computer Consultant Linda Trontel Counselor Christine Miller Science Robert Lake L.D. 12 JO Shirley Beck Roberta Munger Help Behind The Scenes Linda Hill Donna Jones Ora Enos 94 Back Row, L to R: Chris Burt Brian Glaser, Ann Setty, Salli Kane, Carlene Diekhans, Syndi Kane, Elizabeth Barnes, Allison Dumke, April Pacini, Jessica Wickersham, Buffy Bajoneta Front Row, L to R: Brent Jones, Krista Kump, Jeff Kump, Jennifer Smith, Colette Kump, Vince Juaristi, Monica Worline, Trent Kane, Laura Voss, Christina Blohm 5 T U D E N T C 0 U N C I L 96 Officers Pat Blach, President Nicole Blohm, Vice President Not Shown: Jennifer Smith, Secretary Vince Juaristi, Treasurer Andy Morris, Controller This year's Student Council has tried to intro- duce new ideas into every aspect of Elko High School. They have added new games and contests to assemblies, and have tried to raise the spirit of EHS students. They have been working on ideas for renaming the buildings, and they've started a hospitality committee to greet new students. Student Council hopes to lead EHS, through activity and involvement, to its goal of excellence in every area. 0 n o r o c 9 t e Mikel Lopetagui Matt Newville Cathy Fagoaga Kathy Kendall Kelly Rider Steve Erickson Colleen Dingman Joni Parker Nicole Blohm Carline Diekhans Collette Kump Tim Wickersham (some members no shown) BACK ROW: Mikel Lopategui, Bill Wolford, Ray Haines, Todd nTsukomoto, Doug Vejnar. FRONT: Sean Thompson, David Woolridge, Jeff Kump, Andy Morris, Dennis Quist BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE Jocelyn Womack, Joni Parker, Colette Kump, Carline Diekhans, Nicole Blohm, Michelle Carter Marlene Noorda Cindy Ashworth Mary Ann McHugh Laura Barstow David Cutler Guy Perry, V.P. Kathy Kendall, Pres. Debbie Shane, Treas. 1 NOS GUSTA ESPANOL EM. A. Bottom to top-Rachel Knudson, Susie Carpenter, Sheri Mowery, Debbie Koch, Anna Schain, Cindy Jefferies, Karen Yost, Kathy Damele, Sue Rahm-adv., Bren- da Corbette, Stacey Gardner, Marlene Noorda, Sheralyn Freeman, Mindy Gustaf- son, Jacita Karr, Melinda Chapell Not Pictured-J.D. Sherlock, Furn Winder, Shelly Womack, Michelle Watson, Sybol McKenzie Deusteh macht Spass Brandi Anderson, Joy Larson, Chelsea Collins, Kenny Payne, David Jones, Mr. Johnson, Heather Muir, Kelli Umsheid, Melinda Muir, Anna Fisher, Mike Steele 101 Middle L- Nice day to draft outside. Bottom L-Mr. Williams healing a sick robot 102 THESPIANS FORENSICS This year the Forensics Club was very successful, bringing home many trophies. At the time this page was written, they were pre- paring for the big UNR Tourna- ment. L to R; Back row: Mark Boucher, David JOnes, Adv. Cathy Minard, Stevie De- ter, LaRae Boucher Front row: Rene Kay, Nicole Cop- ley, Vince Juarisd, Kim Neff Commercial Art This year Commercial Art has helped the Pohob Business Remember to say thank you to all of the generous sponsors of Staff by arranging and laying out all of the advertisement this year's Pohob, and to the Business Staff who has organized pages. all of our sponsor's contributions. 104 Pohob Business Staff Cast Corrie Bratter............Nicole Blohm Paul Bratter..............Delos Jones Corrie’s Mother...........Nadine Michalscheck Victor Velasco............Tim Callahan Harry Pepper..............Chris Burt Delivery Man..............Agurtzane Ormaza Production Staff Director.................Hugh Rossolo Student Director.........Michelle Carter Set Director.............Stephen Paul Sanders Lighting.................Brian Peppin Make-up..................Val D'Asto Set Crew.................Tricia Harris, Stephanie El- liott, Otto Lynn, Susan Cappelli, Tina DelSarto, Lon- ny Loughney, Chris Burt, Shawn Jones, Rich Williams 105 87 c JUNIORS L-R: Monica Worline, Treasurer; Laura Voss, Vice President; Jessica Wickersham, Presi- dent; April Pacini, Secretary; Buffy Bajon- eta, Girls' Representative; Not Shown: Hank Journigan, Boys' Representative S L-R: John White, Boys' Representa- tive; Brian Glaser, Vice Presi- dent; Krista Kump, Secretary; Ann Setty, President; Liz Barnes, Girls' Representative 88 0 I L-R: Otto Lynn, Vice President, Heidi Toriealdy, President; Gloria Abel, Sec- retary; R F R E S H M E N S o p H O M O R E S 89 106 Front Row; L-R: President Cathy Fagoaga, Secretary Martha Gonzales, Back Row; L-R: Matt Simonson, Mike Simmons, Craig Morris, Vance Pray and industrial r Jlub A JL JL meric a Elko Chapter Advisors, Mike Beauchamp and Keith Aikenhead Elko's V.I.C.A. Chapter traveled to the State Leadership Conference in Las Vegas and also traveled to the State Skill Olym- pics in Carson City. They have had a lot of fun this year and plan to have even more fun next year. They urge anyone who is taking a vocational course to join in the fun. L-R: Travis Agee, Dale Thompson, Vice President Lea Dawn Willis, Reporter Stevie Deter F.F.A. L-R: Back Row to Front Row: 1. Robert Johnson, Mark Denitt, Carlos Nunps, Dante Qualeo 2. Craig Waslh, Shammy Rhoads, Chad Mcdermott, Anna Schain, David Jones, Marvin Eldridge, Josh Melton 3. Brian Garoner, Sam Pomerton 4. Gloria Abel, Kenny Elwood, Joanne Garrett, Colleen Dingman, Jamie McClendon, Will Garrett, Chad Alexander, J.D. Sherlock 5. Carrie Vega, Rawdy Wilbanks, Liz Barnes, Marcy Peters, Tom Barnes,Joni Parker, Brian MaLutch, Guy Vega Treasurer-Donald Noorda Reporter-Colleen Dingman Secretary-Joni Parker V.P.- Fran Wines Sentinel-Tom Barnes President-Shammy Rhoads 108 Making The News JOURNALISM STAFF, Left to Right, Jessica Wickersham, Leslie Holdren, Christy Harshbarger, Geniveve Jones, Amy Malik, Shereena Martin, Nicole Blohm, Chelsea Collins, Lynette Schwertfeger, Mr. Robert McGinty, Colete Kump, Trent Kane Nicole Blohm, editor of the 1985-86 POW WOW, has been working hard with her excellent staff and advisor, Robert McGinty, to publish an informative and upbeat newspaper. The journalism class this year has been reporting on the problems that face teens in today’s society. In a reveal- ing survey of Elko High School students, they exposed the truth of the problems of drug and alcohol use and abuse among the teens in our community. Ill POHOB STAFF Hard at work. Advisor, Keith Aikenhead, Monica Worline, Stevie Deter, Debbie Shane, Jonathan Kendall, Melinda Culver, Ken Payne, Jeana Brilhante Which page is this, Monica? 112 SPIRIT SQUAD 113 Song Leaders Nicole Blohm Karin Long Michele Carter Tracy Clark DARE TO BE 100% AND MORE!! The 1985 - 86 Spirit Squad At assemblies and games, they rose the spirit of the crowd, making the games and assemblies more fun. Also this year, the spirit squad raffled cabbage patch kids. Kathy Kendall Colette Kump Kim Lipparelli Anne Reynolds W. Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Botton, L-R: Brandi Sheltrown, Tracy Dubuisson, Valarie Chavis, Bobbie Bull Top, L-R: Cheryl Diekhans, Malissa Phillips 115 Pi Harmony Classical Melody a t n a BAND OF INDIANS: Tammy Adams, Marie Alexander, Delia Alvarez, Brandi Anderson, Charlotte Andreozzi, Catherine Arias, Shannon Barngrover, Tammy Barr, Darla Berg, Troy Bettridge, Kris Blohm, Larae Boucher, Mark Boucher, Angie Bravo, Michelle Brownson, Kathy Bucholz, Darren Byington, Melissa Campsey, Susan Carpenter, Ana Carrillo, Charlie Cash, Raymond Chambers, Ana Ciscar, Tracy Clark, Britt Coleman, Cynthia Copmann, Maiddy Corner, Chris Crookham, Mindy Culver, Lisa Cunningham, Valerie D'Asto, Konnetta Davis, Keith Davis, Troy Decracker, Tina Delsarto, Kelli Drennan, Tracy Dubuisson, Sean Dufurrena, Allison Dumke, Anne Dumke, Jose Duran, Cathy Fagoaga, Anna Fisher, Lisa Flores, Gerry Franco, Clinton Gale, Jason Gale, Lisa Gibson, Amy Goichechea, Tracy Greenwood, Debbie Haines, Raymond Haines, Scott Halton, Tonya Harris, Tricia Harris, Stephen Hernandez, Jennifer Holdren, Lili Hooper, Julia Hovan, Bobbi Huston, Janet Iribarne, Kim Johnson, Brent Jones, Shawn Jones, Vincejuaristi, Jacita Karr, Kelly Koffler, Cari Kuhl, Collette Kump, Davida Larson, Joy Larson, Annie Lawrence, Jennifer Leavitt, Terry Lee, Kelly Lemons, Bonny Lesbo, Chris Leyva, Karl Linley, Dena Lipparelli, Maite Lopategui, Mikel Lopategui, Delwyn Loughney, Todd Loughney, Tom Loughney, Lovell Kenny, Amy Malik, Kirk Malotte, Shannon Mariluch, Clynt McCauley, Laura McAnay, Sybol McKenzie, Danielle McMullen, Pablo Mendez, Mercedes Mendive, Nadine Michalscheck, Mark Miles, Stephanie Monette, April Montes de Orca, Heather Muir, Melinda Muir, Mary Muth, Kim Neff, Jeremy Newville, Matt Nisbet, David Owen,Jennifer Palmore, Brian Pepin, Bret Porter, David Porter, Marsha Porter, Valerie Portwood,Joe Racine, Michele Rather, Melissa Reynolds, Kelly Rider, Mike Rizo, Andrea Sharp, Jennifer Smith, AJ. Sutherland, Laura Talley, Taguchi Taschi, Troy Taylor, Carrie Thomas, Kellie Thomas, Gregg Thompson, April Trudell, Wes Trudell, Tanya Tybo, Micheal Valtierra, Vandy Van Norman, Michelle Watson, Roland Watson, Bettilyn Weller, Pete Weller, Wilkins Chris, Don Williams, Shelly Wiscombe, Bill Wolford, Jocelyn Womack, Shelby Womack, David Wooldridge, Monica Worline, Nikki Jensen, Carolyn Smith, Sherry Lynn, Shawn Burt, Jamie Laieh. F o r t e 116 Jazz Funk Rock -ffj: P = P 3 ‘ • — t r ' k. - Combining Elements For Success Sciences at Elko High are often overlooked, but they are a very important area of our education. Ken Payne, chemistry student, remarked, Science is important for high school students because it gives them an advantage and proper preparation for college level classes.” Debbie Shane, 4th year science student, said, I think my favorite year was Biology II, when we got to cut up those cats and sharks.” EHS offers quite a few areas of science, ranging from general science and practical science, to biology, chemis try, and physics. Each class usually completes projects for the annual Elko County Science Fair. Commenting on the Fair, Vince Juaristi, 1986 representative to the Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium in Salt Lake City, said, I think the science fair is beneficial for all students because it gives them a chance to develop a personal project and pursue it until it is completed.” Many students found chemistry difficult, although most enjoyed the challenge. Matt Jones found chemistry to be, more work than it was worth,” and Chris Romeo said he thought it was, beyond mental capacity.” Eleanor Tomera said, I like sciences, and I enjoy the challenge of chemistry.” Many students, like Jayme Brown and Beth Reed, found chemistry interesting.” Jayme said, I like the idea of mixing the chemicals to create new compounds.” The general favorite of students, however, seemed to be physics. Christy Butcher remarked, Physics is mostly math, and it’s easier to understand.” Andy Morris summed it all up when he said, I liked physics because it was all there. I mean chemistry is all imaginary. Well, it’s there, but it’s not ...” w H Leslie Holdren and Kathy Kendall Airs at 7:30 on K.E.L.K. Wednesdays! (y p s 8 6 EHS Twirler Cathy Fagoaga has amazed the crowds at assemblies and football games with her twirling. Her spectacular throws and catches and her twirling with fire batons have made Cathy The Star” of the show! 121 CHORUS Back: Faye Tewell, Accompanist, Rachel Alsdorf, Shammy Rhoades, Tracy Elliot, John Lespade, John Rollins, Jose Duran, Shawn Burt, Jim Sprout, Jeri Kelleher, Sandi Shane, Vicki Blackwell, Elizabeth Couchum, Charlotte Andreozzi, Mr. Sanders Middle: Pam Donohue, Sara Brady, Donetta Davis, Laura Mecham, Mary Holland, Eltrese Kime, Tricia Teague, DeDee Roberts, Tami Anderson, Michelle Romero Second: Leola Madsen, Gayla Love, Jenny Wright, Jennifer Curtis, Mindy Gustafson, Toni Maloy, April Jewett, Mindy Beristain Front: Tim Tsukamoto, Larry Clemans, Kevin Kelly, Brent Jones, Will Garrett, Guy Vega, Carlos Nunes. CHORALIERS IT Tt -i- nS’ K J- J 1 jfe .—j Back: Delwyn Loughney, David Erwin, Kenny Lovell, Charity Cash, Delos Jones, Joni Erwin, Rich Williams, Chris Burt, Holly Wahlstrom, Marcy Williams, Cindi Coleman, Steven Paul Sanders, Aaron Jenkins, Guy Perry. Middle: Shelly Wiscomb, Susan Cappelli, Kim Cornelson, Sherry Lynn, Kaylyn Harris, Ann Setty, Mary Doren, Dorothy Kneese, Patricia Uliberri, Gina Shelly. Front: Karen Yost, Pablo Mendez, Genaveive Jones, Roger Yensen, Amy Malik, Lanny Loughney, Michelle Rather, Shawn Jones, Lene Thorsen. £ ■L W1 Back: Mr. Sanders. Middle: Pres. Chris Burt, Sec. Shawn Jones, Bass Sec. Leader Lonny Loughney, Vice Pres. Troy Bettridge, Alto Sec. Leader Trish Ulibarri. Seated: Tenor Sec. Leader Delos Jones. GLKO HIGH SCHOOL THE YEAR OF THE INDIAN is doubt that basket- the midst of a consider that milestones on the same week. will try first Elko career when the . ... at North Tahoe on Friday. The same night may see Todd White become the all-time leading boys' leader in Elko as he tries to score the 1,000th point of his varsity career. Rogers will go into the game on Friday having scored 1,499 points in her four years on varsity. She has 427 points this season tor an average of 22.47 points per game. Second i all-time scoring list ' Tim - career graduated in 1969. However White destined to pass this week, and as the have The scored 980 points years of varsity to school dte's a I points, dor has in three t accor- ALL-T1ME LEADING EHS SCORERS - Oyann Rogers (left) will try to become the first Elko High basketball player to score 1,500 points, while Todd White (right) will shoot to become the all-time leading EHS boys’ basketball scorer and get 1,000 points at the same time (staff photos by Mark Lem). per game in 16 contests so far this year. He is also the team’s leading rebounder, pulling down 16.6 boards per contest. He also has the distinction of being the only EHS player in the last several years to make a suc- cessful! slam dunk. And if Rogers or White fall short of their goals on Friday, they'll stiil have a chance the following evening in Fernley. Elko Takes State Title Front row-L-R: Kathy Kendall, Chuck Peterson, Jeff Corner, Jeff Victorino, Eric Poljak.John Burgess, Jeff Kump, Steve Erikson, Pat Blach, Tim Wickersham, Collette Kump 2nd row-L R: Michele Carter, Mike Vasquez, Robert Steward, Kwnny Elwood, Randy Ridgeway, Johnny Carlson, Chris Gevock, Todd White, Jon Muncrief, Karin Long 3rd row L-R: Tracy Clark, Tom Mandiville, Dusty Byington, Chris Burt, Furn Winder, Rich Williams, Scott Breschini, Bobby Elliot, GJ. Herrara, Nicole Blohm 4th row L-R: Jim Hogner, Tim Norris, Jon Legarza, Greg Gamboa, Mike Shurtz, John Weems, Hohn White, Craig Norris, Kim Lipparelli Back row L-R: Mr. Rayes, Mr. Reeder, Brett Sallee, Danny Sandoval, Andy Morris, Craig Kyllonen, Mr. Hassett, Jake Kump, Moyal Kump Elko-16 Moapa Valley-13 Scores 6 Lowry 64 Elko 6 Truckee 35 Elko 0 White Pine 48 Elko 16 Boulder 48 Elko 17 Fallon 10 Elko 18 Manouge 22 Elko 0 Incline 40 Elko 0 Fernley 57 Elko 6 N. Tahoe 33 Elko 0 Manouge 21 Elko 13 Moapa 16 Elko Outstanding Defensive Lineman John Burgess Outstanding Defensive Back Todd White Outstanding Offensive Lineman Tim Wickersham Todd White set a school receiving Record with 69 catches. John Weems set a school kicking record with 36 P.A.T.'s and 6 field Goals Outstanding Offensive Back Bobby Elliott Most Valuable Player Craig Kyllonen Statewide Super Poll No. 1 Wooster (11-0) No. 2 Chaparral (10-1) No. 3 Rancho (9-2) No. 4 Reno (8-2) NO. 5 Eldorado (6-4) No. 6 Valley (6-4) No. 7 Bishop Gorman (5-4) No. 8 South Tahoe (6-4) No. 9 Elko (10-1) NO. 10 Basic (5-4) Bobby Elliott became the all-time leading EHS passer this year as he passed for 1,084 yards and nine TD’s By winning the state title, Elko snapped Moapa Valley's streak of 23 consecutive victories which at the time was the longest winning streak in Nevada. J.V. FOOTBALL Back row, L-R: Coach Mike Hunton, Rob McClure, Pablo Mendes, Brian Emge, Mike Vasquez, Brian Vasey, Coach Greg Reeder 1st row, L-R: Greg Carter, Jason Peterson, Mickey Melton, David Erwin, Perry Reynolds, Paul Poljak, Paul McAnany, John Muncrief 2nd row, L-R: Rowdy Wilbanks, John Ardans, Jonathon Copley, Clinton Holten, Marcus Lornejo, Dean DeCarlo, Tom Mandeville, Mike Lawrence Front row, L-R: Steve Zeller Brian Glaser, Anthony Chavis, Dave Cutler, Greg Boggs, Tom Barnes, Guy Perry, Troy Dykstra Record: 1-2 BE PROUD BE SPECIAL Scores BE THANKFUL Elko 32 Lowry 6 BE CHAMPIONS Elko 25 Truckee 6 Elko 42 White Pine 0 Elko 39 Boulder City 14 Elko 14 Fallon 15 Elko 6 Manogue 21 HIT TO WIN! Elko 54 Incline 0 Elko 28 Eernley 0 Elko 16 North Tahoe 0 126 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Back row, L-R: Mr. Beachump, C. Devries, K. Shurtz, M Williams, B. Morris, J. Melton, Coach Cannon 1st row, L-R: J. Sprout, R. Hamilton, M. Ferraro, B. Walsh, C. Norris, Mr. X, J. Logsder 2nd row, L -R: C. Kump, B. Hood. , M. Steele, S. Olin, L. Checarelli, S. Crawford, M. Elderidge, J. Newville 3rd row, L-R: R. Negron, B. Tueller, V. Weems, M. Setty, S. Jamison, K. Gonzales, D. Curtis Front row, L-R: S. Hill, S. Gilligan i, S. Shelby, A. Gogochea, C. Cash, Record: 5-2 Future Elko Varsity Foot- Scores ball Players Elko 0 Ely 12 Elko 22 Lovelock 12 Elko 12 Robert Steward 14 Elko 14 Fallon 0 Going all out! Elko 31 Wells 0 Elko 29 O-Leary 6 Elko 16 Lovelock 6 127 JV VOLLEYBALL Left to Right- Coach Lynette Davis, Bobby Huston, Rachel Alsdorf, Ann Setty, Monica Worline, Shannon Mariluch, Gloria Abel, Buffy Bajoneta, manager Linda Carpenter, Crystal Lesbo, Carrie Kuhl, Monica Craig, Darla Berg, Cindy Ashworth, Berta White, Angie Elquist, manager Gretchen Alsdorf JV volleyball suffered through a no-win season, but don’t be fooled by their record. They were a very inexperienced team with only two returning players. Comprised mostly of freshmen, they had a lot of growing and learning to do, and they did improve! Coach Davis and the players expressed optimism for next year. Elko volleyball is on its way up. 128 SPIKERS Manager Tammy O’Donnel, Coach Diane Hunton, Brittani Kail, Katy Christensen, Gina Bruner, Amy Goicoechea, Laura Voss,Jayme Brown, Paulette Defevre, Kaylene Thurston, Krista Kump, Jennifer Smith Elko’s captains were Jennifer Smith and Katy Christensen. Most valuable players were Katy Christensen, power hitter, and Laura Voss, de- fensive specialist. Most inspirational players were Krista Kump and Jennifer Smith. Elko’s biggest goal for next year—Beat Lowry! Co-captainsjennifer Smith and Katy Christensen led the team of seven juniors and three sopho- mores through a growing year for Elko volley- ball. The season record isn't able to indicate how much they've matured. With all returning players next year, watch out Nevada AA! 129 Making Their Way To The Top!! Boys' Varsity, Left to Right, Manager Sean Thompson, Willie Ames, Trent Kane, Brad Martin, Anthony Chavis, Steve Erickson, Jeff Corner, Todd White, Tim Wickersham, Troy Bettridge, Dennis Quist, Andy Morris, John Weems, Coach Bob Gal- lagher ELKO OPPONENT 74 Wendover 63 52 Lassen 35 36 Reed 49 49 Lowry 32 83 White Pine 52 65 Wendover 48 75 Battle Mtn. 49 49 Lowry 47 75 Truckee 42 76 Fallon 41 65 N. Tahoe 61 60 Manogue 50 60 Incline 32 68 Fernley 46 46 Lowry 41 42 Manogue 41 59 Truckee 49 68 Fallon 43 57 Incline 33 130 J u V N A I R 0 S R I T Y 15 Wins 4 Losses Elko 38 Jackpot 26 Elko 45 Wendover 34 Elko 31 Battle Mtn. 58 Elko 56 Battle Mtn. 31 Elko 43 NYTC 40 Elko 60 Carlin 59 Elko 50 Fallon 40 Elko 38 Carlin 40 Elko 33 Battle Mtn. 27 Elko 43 Manogue 38 Elko 52 Battle Mtn. 29 Elko 45 Manogue 47 Elko 55 Manogue 51 Elko 44 Fallon 37 Elko 45 Battle Mtn. 33 Elko Battle Mtn. Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko Elko 43 Wells 45 59 NYTC 55 60 Gerlach 74 53 Eureka 46 81 Carlin 34 53 Battle Mtn. 42 55 White Pine 47 43 Lowry 42 64 Truckee 55 43 Fallon 32 66 N Tahoe 51 43 Manogue 41 71 Incline 19 55 Fernley 56 48 Lowry 40 36 Manogue 53 75 Tahoe Truckee 51 53 Fallon 47 53 Incline N Tahoe Fernley 48 34 30 32 44 40 22 24 12 10 14 20 42 Coach Manager Brian Glaser Greg Kump Nitin Bhakta Jason Peterson John Shahan Greg Carter Bryan Vassey Peter Harper Mitch Bartorelli Mike Vejnar Bill Cocanauer Steve Zeller Jim Haskins John White Left to right: Manager Aaron Goigachea, Scott Gilligan, Curtis Norris, Ralph Negran, Matt Trontel, Casey Kump, Mike Rizo, Jose Duran, Robby Morris, Vance Weems, Mike Steele, Chance Lake, Coach Ted Burner 131 Elko 44 McQueen 67 Elko 71 White Pine 27 Elko 81 B.M. 31 Elko 65 Tonapah 25 Elko 69 White Pine 39 Elko 71 Carlin 34 Elko 69 Wells 42 Elko 46 Lowry 28 Elko 75 Truckee 42 Elko 53 Fallon 47 Elko 78 Manogue 29 Elko 48 Incline 60 Elko 74 N. Tahoe 17 Elko 83 Fernley 21 Elko 62 Lowry 40 Elko 69 Manogue 19 Elko 62 Truckee 36 Elko 56 Fallon 42 Elko 51 Incline 25 VARSITY GIRLS PHI SLAMMA JAMMA Left To Right Dena Lipparelli Fermina Stevens Kaylyn Harris Michele Mickelsen Syndi Kane Dyann Rogers Carline Diekhans Paulette DeFevre Katy Christensen Jennifer Smith Mary Ann McHugh Shawna Legarza Lynette Davis, Coach 132 Managers: Melissa Campsey Linda Carpenter J. V. GIRLS SHOOT TO WIN! Elko 23 Jackpot Elko 25 Eureka Elko 48 Lovelock Elko 30 Wells Elko 61 Owyhee Elko 40 Tonopah Elko 44 B.M. Elko 40 Lowry Elko 42 Truckee Elko 39 Fallon Elko 30 N. Tahoe Elko 42 Manogue Elko 30 Incline Elko 32 Fernley Elko 35 Lowry Elko 49 Manogue Elko 45 Truckee Elko 35 Incline 15 Front Row: Berta White, Maite Lopategui, Raquel Stevens, Carrie Thomas, Ann 45 Setty, Julia Hoven. Back Row: Shannon Mariluch, Kim Kelly, Krista Kump, Rachel 5! Alsdorf, coach: Mark Wynne. 48 40 20 20 28 24 30 12 22 24 25 32 33 20 37 WRESTLING WEIGHT CLASSES 112 Jon Copley 98 Ernie Lupercio Bill Alexander 138 Bob Elliott 119 Cruz Marin Scatt Jamison Chad Alexander 105 Jeremy Shelley 145 Trent Tibbetts Jessie Gonzales Doug Curtis 126 Lance Bearbow Shawn Jones Brett Walsh 155 Chris Gevock 167 Jeff Victorino 132 Mike Lawrence David Go wan Clint Connelley Clayton Devries David Curtis 175 Craig Kyllonen HWT Kenny El wood Jim Hogner TOURNAMENTS PLACE Elko Kiwanis 8th White Pine 4th Lowry 5 th Battle Mount. 3rd Sparks 12th 134 Bottom to Top; L-R: Pat Blach, Ann Reynolds, Robert Stewart, Todd Tsukamoto, Wade Beachamp, Mike Rizo, Mike Short, Craig Kyllonen,Jon Legarza, Jeff Victorino, John Burgess, Lalo Elliot, Chris Gevock, Jeff Kuhl, Jim Hogner, Adam Neff, Sergio Salas, Brian Emge, Lance Berarbow, Don Davis, Rowdy Williams, Paul McAnne, Raymond Chambers, Ricky Schwartz, David Cutler, George Bear, Guy Perry, Elias Ruis, David Erwin, Ernie Thompson; Coaches Leon Reyes and Chuck Briggs not shown. 1986 Boys’ and Girls’ Track Schedule 22 Fallon Meet 3 J-Club Invitational 12 Lowry Meet 9 Elko Kiwanis Meet 26 Battle Mountain Meet 3 Yerington Relays 10 Zone Track 17 State Track Meet Top to bottom; L-R: Michelle Romero, Angie Burton, Rachel Stevens, Kim Kelly, Berta White, Sybol McKenzie, Valerie Chavis, Cheryl Diekens, Collette Kump, Pam Aiazzi, Angie Elquist, Danielle Sabala, Crystal Lesbo, Gloria Abel- Jayme Layer, Shannon Mariluch, Carrie Kuhl, Mr. Rich Kendall, Valerie Deasto,Julia Hovan, Amy Goigochea, Krista Kump, Marie Alexander, Debbie Hartshorn, Mr. Mark Wynne 135 INDIANS CAN TAKE THE HEAT 139 Indians can take the heat Students kicked off their Some Like It Hot” home- coming week with the traditional powder-puff football game, and things were even hotter at the bonfire fol- lowing the game. Student's rallied to cheer their team on to victory, and as spirit grew hotter, the victorious junior and sophomore girls decided they liked it hot in the popcorn fights at the first-ever pajama party. Foot- ball players decided they could take the heat, too, when they were treated like royalty in the float parade. It payed off later, when the heat of the Indians football team drove Incline off the field. The blazing week ended in an inferno with Syndi Kane, the 1985 Home- coming Queen, reigning over the Some Like It Hot” dance. ADVENTURE ON ICE It was a cold, bleak week in Elko, NV, but the spirit of Adventure burned brightly on the Elko High School Campus. No one minded the cold when the halls came alive with skates and snowflakes, and crepe paper abounded. And, no one could say that the spirit of winter was cold at the Adventure on Ice Assembly, where Brian Glaser was named Mr. Elko, and Scott Gilligan had the sexiest legs. An icy wind ran through the crowd on Friday night at halftime of the big game, when Andy, Todd, Steve, Tim, and Pat were introduced as our adventurous Winter Rally King Candi- dates. Andy Morris turned out to be the most Icy Adventurer, though, gliding over the Ad- venture on Ice hockey rink dance floor as 1986 Winter Rally King. 143 75 RADICAL YEARS AND RED-E 4 75 MORE! 1896: Elko County High School, the first county facility in the state, opened on Court Street at sixth. It was used until the College Avenue campus was built. Later it was used by the American Legion and Elko Homemakers Club with the 20th Century Club utilizing the old sci- ence building behind the high school building. The County Library was moved from the courthouse to the second story in 1926 where it re- mained untill the upper level burned in 1942. The building was remodeled into a one story structure and used as the county library until a new library was constructed on the southeast corner of Seventh and Court in 1974. The structure is now a courthouse annex with county of- fices. Original cost of the high school building was 7,420 dollars. It opened with 43 students. Picture taken in 1926: From left to right: Univer- sity of Nevada (Elko was the first site of the University in 1874-1885). The building then be- came the county hospital, then it was torn down; Main building; Hillcrest Hall for out-of-town students; Gymnasium, then auditorium, when the new gym (now old) was built on the Universi- ty Building site. F.lko High School Band, 1932, on the Courthouse steps Cast of high school play, Importance of Being Earnest”; 1922. From L. to R.: Gerald Trescartes, Isabelle Griswold, Minette Dreeben, Niles Bruce, Gerald Fitzgerald, Gerald Clayton, Ann Crawford. 146 147 First football team; EHS 1905. Top row, 1 to r, Sam Me Mullen, Rufus Wool- verton, Jim McMullen, Prin. E.E. Caine, Loren Angel, George McMullen, Will Critchley; Center seated: Leslie Jones, Alex Carey, Ted Car- ville (became Governor of Nevada 1939-1945 and United States Senator 1945-1947) Front: Earl Wright, Claude Armstrong, Arthur Mallet, Will Smith, Edgar Eyler I El IS Pohob Staff, 1915 in front of old High School Building at Sixth and Court streets. Just as the Pohob has changed over the past 75 years, so has the staff. The sailor's top and formal suit and tie are rarely seen now. Sadly, compared with these 18 people, our staff is quite small, and this reflects a general trend in many clubs around the campus. The dedication and creativity of the staff members, however, has remained constant through the years, not only on the Pohob staff, but in all of our outstanding organizations at Elko High School. 149 Dawn Marie Morris, 1983 Homecoming Queen, pictured here with three of her princesses, Barbie Wetzel, Lori Satterth- waite, and Dawn Neu, (not pictured is Debi Blohm). The crowning of the queen topped a flashy week of Puttin' On the Ritz.” Later in her reign, she traveled to the National Competition of Homecom- ing Queens, an exciting honor for Dawn Marie and Elko High School. 150 -4 ON YOUR MARKS . . . Lois Carpenter, above right, a sophomore here, took a state championship in the high jump with a jump of 5 feet and one quarter inch on May 19. 1982. Carline Diekhans, above left, a freshman here, took a zone title with her 13:46.20 showing in the 3200 meter run that year on May 11,1983. Kathy Walker, left, a junior here, nips Boulder's Tammy Bahde at the 200 meter finish line. Walker also set a school record in her 400 meter championship effort, and ran in the 400 meter and 1600 meter relays on May 18, 1983. You wear army boots your mother dresses you funny. Jerry Williams, Electronics teacher remembers . . . Graduating in 1963 he commented that school was more serious. Nobody talked in class except the teacher. Whis- pering was permitted until you were caught. The principal was Edwin Jensen and he operated the school on a demerit point system. You started out with 12 merits. If you were caught skipping you lost 8 points and it was automatic suspension which lost you all 12 points. The only way to make them up was sitting in detention. All extra-curricular activities were just that—extra. They were all done either before or after school. If there was to be an assembly it was only for about 15 minutes and done at the very last period of the day. Jerry Williams humorously recalls when Mrs. Trontel came to Elko High and met Mr. Trontel. Needless to say they’ve been together since! 152 Ms. Schwartz runs the computer program now in its second year. Students study com- puter history, programming, practical soft- ware applications, and computer languages. This is another reason why EHS is a great high school. Coach Ayarbe, Richard Kendall, Bob Smith, Dick Harris, Bill Sutherland, Lee Lyons, Mike Madden, Richard Wilson, Ted Burner, Ron Holferty, Moyal Kump, Pat Landell, Mitch Brust. Kneeling: Tom Talley, Jake Kump Familiar Faces From the Flails of EHS I Can’t Believe It!” Place Photo Here Place Photo Here Place Photo Here The Yearbook staff unanimously decided to dedicate this wonderful, unique yearbook to____________________________________. (place name here) According to_______________________________ (place name here) ________spouse___________________ ________parole officer ________best friend is an outstanding__________student athlete ________teacher ________party animal other _________ During the past years,______________ (place name here) has been involved in many activities including ______football and________student council ______yearbook _____track ______skipping _____spacing out ______other_____ _____other______ In the following years,___________ Favorite song: Favorite food: Favorite place to visit: Favorite thing to do: Favorite Saying: Bulldog tenacity! Thank you, Thank you, Loyal fans!!! (place name here) plans to (place name here) remainat EHS and hopefully_________graduate _go to college ________become rich bum around Europe ________surf in Australia other_____________________ __________________________other____________ 157 Students could fee! the ex- citement mount on the first day of school as Student Body President Pat Blach greeted them and named 1985-86 the Year of the Indi- an. Change was in the air at EHS, and students could soon feel its nip at their heels. Get involved!” became the rallying cry. The freshmen were added once again to the EHS State Champion Band of Indians, whose massive size intimidated the whole state. Their performance in Moapa Valley helped the football team to give the whole school a big push toward excellence with the seizing of the State Football Crown. 1985-86 has been designated as the year of the Indian. In academics, sports,... everything, Elko High will excel and prove that we are 1985-86 The Year Of the IDA N I N On ye Indians On ye Indians Fight for Elko High Gallant men in maroon and white are hound to do or die Rah, Rah, Rah, On ye Indians On ye Indians Crown our school with fame Fight for old Elko High to win this game Education takes precedence at Elko High School, and that was on the move too. Hon- ors classes, initiated at EHS two years ago, moved into high gear. In 1988, honor gradu- ates will be named instead of a Valedictori- an and Salutatoriam The outstanding qual- ity of our education makes the Year of the Indian possible. Congratulations to the fac- ulty and students of EHS. YOU are the Year of the Indian! CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CHORALIERS McDonald9s Music Jocelyn Womack (shown with fellow Nevadan Larry Munoz of Las Vegas), a senior, represented Elko High School and Nevada in the McDonald's All American High School Band this past year. Playing the French horn, Jocelyn marched in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Fiesta Bowl Parade, and the Tournament of Roses Parade. 160 Congratulations Salli and Syndi We wish you love, joy, and success in the future Syndi and Salli: you are daughters to be proud of. We love Mom, Dad and the 3Ds -L — Todd Tuskamoto No mom could be prouder, and no son more deserving of that praise. Remembering, there is nothing you can’t accomplish if you really try. Congratulations All my love always Mom. VS ■ - ■ Lucas Witzenburger you’ve come a long way baby! Attaboy! We knew you could do it. All our love Mom, Pete ft Kelly, May your future be filled with happiness and success. Congratulations! 162 you’ve come a long way baby. We love you Mom Dad Dorothy Kneese Congratulations Dorothy Dusty Byington Were proud of you son,, In more ways than one, for things you have done and, for what you have become. 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Tom Jenkins General Manager, Elko 777 West 2nd Street 2609 South Highland Reno, Nevada 89503 Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 (702) 323-6156 (702) 731-4171 207 Commercial Street Elko, Nevada 89801 (702) 738-3411 Ei ko CONGRATULATIONS Cou nty 1. Classroom YJeachlers ECCTA OFFICERS Association Dick Canady-President Billie Roberts-Vice-President Kandiss McVey-Secretary Vickie A. Manning-Treasurer Nobody Cares More About the Quality of Education Than Teachers 2 J yr w pf CP 1K11 NATIONAL 331 Seventh Street P.O. Box 952 ELKO, NEVADA 89801 (702) 738-2141 Svvn: Holiday Inn-Elko Elko, NV 89801 702 738-8425 3015 Idaho Street CONGRATULATIONS 1986 SENIORS 170 r { McMullen, McPhee Company Certified Public Accountants Tax Planning and Return Preparations Small Business Accountaing Services Accountaing Systems Consulting • Auditing Elko: (702) 738-8157 429 Court Street With offices in Ely, NV. and Twin Falls, ID. NV. Contractors License No. 016602 Commerical - Residential Free Estimates 738-8786 Truck Repair, Diesel, Gas CARTER EQUIPMENT REPAIR Farm and Ranch Service, Welding Emergency Road Service Telephones: Shop 738-9491 Home 738-6631 1101 West Main Owner: Elko, Nevada 89801 John Carter ----------------------------------------------- Stockmen’s Barber I Shop Good luck Seniors Stephanie and Bernie ......................... s' Stockmen’s Hairstyling Salon Red Ken Products 340 Commerical Street Elko, Nevada 89801 v ii Security Bank of Nevada P.O. Box 231 605 Idaho Street Elko, Nevada 89801 (702) 738-7036 D. F. West Vise President Manager We’d Like to be your personal bank ' East End merchants CONGRATULATIONS, BRENT! I knew you could do it. Hope all your dreams come true. Love you, Mom” (IT Heather Rosevear Congratulations Sis! Set your goals and reach for the stars! We love you very much! Dad, Mom Joe «5 Congratulations Mathew! Best wishes for a bright future. Love, Mom, Dad, Jeremy CONGRATULATIONS, JEANNIE! We love you very much! Dad, Mom, Joe, Mike Way to go G.J.! We love you!! Mom, Dad, Steve, Corrie, Deb, Bob, Lenny, Eric, Toby, Paul, Stacy Pee Wee. 5 Kelly Lemons, AHIAH and Congratulations! You’re our favorite 2 Son! Love Lee Pee CONGRATULATIONS CARLENE! May happiness and success follow you always. God Bless You! Love, Mom, Dad, Bonnie, Cheryl 9 Joanie, Thank you for being such a wonderful daughter. I’m very proud of you. Love and happiness to you! Mom 173 Kathy, Congratulations Pat, CONGRATULATIONS SQUIRT! We are very proud of you and love you a lot May all the success and happiness you deserve come your way Dad, Mom, Allan, Karla, Love Laura Robert Mom Dad Leslie, Congratulations! We knew you’d succeed Always give your very best!! We love you Dad, Mom Jennifer Congratulations Mickel Were proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Maite Patricia: Congratulations!! Keep the twinkle in your eye! We love you! Mom, Dad Trease � I ----ft, Monique We are proud of you I wish you lots of happiness success Love, Mom, Dad, Robin Mary Congratulations Chris! Make the most of today and of all your tomorrows. Love you babe, Mom, Dad, Barry Richy i- Mary Lynne We knew you could do it we are so proud of you Love you Dad, Mom, Ernie S' 5== = V Todd, We are so proud of you Congratulations! The future is yours, Take It! Love Mom, Dad Troy Kathy, We are very proud of you wish you lots of love joy in the future! Love Ya Bob, Mom, Connie 1 — = Congratulations Tom Dooley!! Congratulations Troy! May love happiness and success be yours Love always Dad, Mom Rick We are proud and Love You very much! Mom Dad r 1 — Congratulations Evie Tia Krisi, We love you very much continue in the future! We knew you could do it! We love ya! Mom, Dad, Anna, Charlie John, Deb Krista Ann V = ========== Congratulations Eric: Congratulations Steve, Life has many rewards for you we are very proud of you-you are a fine son and have given us much joy!! We’re very proud of you and love you much! very Love you, Mom, Dad, Pug Krisie Dad, Mom, David i 175 ■ ■ Michael, Congratulations Thank you for all the happiness and love we are very proud of you and always will be! Dad, Mom, Kyle Nonnie Nonno y......... i Lea Dawn We always knew you’d make it. Congratulations and good luck in your future. You’ve make us very proud Love, Mom Dad Joni, You are very special we love you and know you will always do your best Mom, Dad, Family (ft Kris, Congratulations little Sis! The world out there waiting for you, go for it! We love you Nisie, Choch, Peper Scott, Congratulations! You did it!! and we are proud. Goodl luck in the future! Love, Mom, Dad Your whole family L———- - I. Dearest Catalina Congratulations! May all your dreams come true!! We love you so much! Love Ama, Aita, Casey Glen, Philip Congratulations Colleen! Were all so proud of you and we love you Mom, Dad, Jery, Kink Morgan 176 Dennis, May love and success walk with you always We love you! Dad, Mom, Joe, Lisa, Amy % Congratulations Cindy Lou! You did a great job! Beau, Congratulations! Hansen, I’m Surprized Love, Mom, Dad, Tracey, Chip Shadow Charity, you really did it! You reached the un-reachable star! Keep going! Love Always the Cash family 1 — Jocelyn, You’re a real winner, we love you lots! Mom, Brent, Shelly 1 Bret, Bert, Bertly We are very proud of you for another job well done. Love and Luck always! Mom, Guy, Brian Congratulations Vance! We knew you could do it! We love you Mom, Dad, Sheree ; Congratulations Mike! We knew you could do it. We are very proud of you. Mom, Dad, David 11- 177 Congratulations Nicole, Barbara Shields!! This is the beginning of a wonderful future- may it expand! We love you! Love you, Your family, Mom, Dad, Jack, Mom, Johnathan Laura, Leisa, Brad CONGRATULATIONS, PETE! Congratulations, Doug! knew you could do it! We’re all proud of you go out and make yourself a great life! Love, Love, Mom, Dad, Grandma Mom, Dad, Mike, Brad Joyce, Mike Simmons We are so, proud of you! We are proud of you! Go out and make yourself We love you!!! a great life!! CONGRATULATIONS!! With love, Mom, Del, Erin, Gena Mom, Dad, Owen Congratulations, Martha! Shelly Simmons We hope you’ll bring as much joy and happiness We are proud of you! to the rest of the world as you have to us. Love, With Love, Dad, Mom, Carrie Ann Mom, Dad, Owen 178 r The Elko City-County Convention Authority CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1986 We’ve appreciated your support in the past four years with band concerts, plays, and other school activities. We wish each and every one of you continued success in the paths you choose to travel. You’ve been a good class and should be commended on your performance, both in school and out. Make the rest of your life, the best time of your life! Elko Convention and Visitors Authority 700 Festival Way, Elko, Nevada 89801 (702) 738-4091 Western States Walls 1-800-523-5317 RV Park-Country Store- Ice Cream Texaco Products-Sandwich Bar CIMMARRON WEST (702) 738-9861 or 8733 John and RoseAnna Carpenter Mountain City Highway Box 428 Elko, Nevada 89801 181 Builders Mart Lumber Building Supplies Elko’s Complete Home Improvement Center for The Contractor and Home owner 331 Eleventh Street Elko, Nevada 89801 738-8454 S 5------------ -1 Body Truck Repair Complete Paint Jobs Insurance Work Free Estimates Frame Straightening Chief E-Z Liner All makes Models Auto Glass 24 hour towing ELKO BODY SHOP 1670 Lamoille Hwy. Elko Call 738-3924 182 Windshield Specialists Fred Howe 738-4928 160 12th Street Elko, Nevada 89801 fa Dress for success in clothing for men and young men from: BOB’S TOG’S Body Shop 453 Idaho Street 183 % FOX FOTO 443 Idaho Elko, Nevada 89801 All of your photo Services, Supplies and The Wedding Center Photos by Bush ROCHE BUSH, The 1986 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. DEBBIE SHANE STOCKMENS Thank you for your patronage and To the 1986 Graduates Ride, Ride the Carousel and reach for the Golden Ring Never to end, but begin again Life is a circular thing . . . STAR HOTEL BAR-DINNING ROOM Excellent Basque food Family Style Dinners Specializing in our Famous Steaks Closed Sunday Your hosts Joe and Anita Sauasua Served from 5:00 to 9:30 p.m. p o First Interstate Bank Two offices for your convenience: Elko main office and Elko Plaza office Congratulations Seniors Takashi, Taguchi OUR BEST WISHES FOR A SUCESSFUL FUTURE! Elko Rotary Club FAGOAGA CONSTRUCTION Lie. 8094 740 Elm Street 738-3873 New Residences and Remodeling Good Luck class of 1986!! From Nick and Betty (ft % BLOHM JEWELERS 495 Idaho Street Elko, Nevada 89801 (702) 738-8466 Ted Blohm Certified Gemologist Registered Jeweler American Gem Society Diamonds Fine Jewelry Gifts CONGRATULATIONS! PEARL PRINTING 546 South Fifth Street Elko, Nevada 89801 Telephone 738-5979 Business Cards, Envelopes Graduation Invitations Job Printing, Copies Wedding Invitations COMPLETE tzfTeRvice Ross P. Eardley ATTORNEY AT LAW Telephone Area Code 702 738-4046 469 Idaho Street P.O. Box 391 Elko, Nevada 89801 A === Congratulations 1986 Grads wm Because It’s Better! Sunrise Shopping Center 738-2541 ELKO INDEPENDENT 276 Eleventh Street P.O. Box 309 Elko, Nevada 89801 (702) 738-3611 Published Wednesdays Commerical Printing Congratulations Seniors! Complete High School Sports Coverage 191 Best of Luck From Jerry and Julie SEARS Authorized Sears Catalog Merchant 1 1 ' OUR STORE The Little Store With The Big Heart!! 1015 5th Elko 738-5015 PM Supply, Inc. WHOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIAL AND MARINE JOBBERS 303 THIRD STREET. ELKO. NEVADA 89801 TELEPHONE 702 738-5116 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE VOGUE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Over 30 Years Experience IN BY 11:00 OUT BY 5:00 ONE DAY SERVICE 175 5th Elko 738-5156 190 All thanks 2 God. 192