Humboldt County High School - Winnada Yearbook (Winnemucca, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 119 of the 1964 volume:

-. nu - . - s .1 w- ;':-v-.r v'..z.'r uW-v w. 1mm : vmi-t'w : F -. '- . ' .r v: V.??VNWS 1. r. WJ' .-'JM- . . .. - re, , , . .- ,. . . . - . 1' 1 THE WNNADA STAFF PRE SENTS Frances Nachiondo----Editor Kenton Bodily----Business Manager Humboldt County High School Winnemucca, Nevada ?cdicatinn Thu Winnutlu Stuff is proud to dedicate the 1913:3454 yearbook to a native of Nebraska. He graduated in 1957 from Nebraska State College in Chudron, Nebraska, where he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in music and speech. His teachings have taken him to the fol- lowing places: South Dakota in 1956 Mullen, Nebraska, in 1957 Hawthorne, Nevada, in 1058h59 Hemingford, Nebraska, in 1960 He moved back to Nevada in 1961, and joined the stuff at Humboldt County High School. In the past three years, he has brought many honors to our school. The rating of our band has been improved through his many efforts. Because of his patience and hard work. the band has received invitations to participate in many events. Some of these include: Nevada Day Parade, Zone zmd State, and our local Rodeo Parade. As the music club :idvisor, as well :15 Pep Club :uh'isor, he has boosted school spirit Lromcmlously. We all hope that he and his family; Kay, Kevin, uml Kyle, will mukc Winnemuccn their permanent residence. Congratulations, KENNETH IIOWAT. TI I E WI X NA DA 8 TA F F muriam Greater Love Hath No Man 09m EHate agreesident 3Jnhn gifitzgerald ?Rennedg 1917-1953 mam? nf 01011121115 TITLE PAGE 1 DEDICATION 10 IN MEMORIAM 3 ADMINISTRATION Ch FACULTY 11 1879 CLASSES 19 SENIORS 21 JUNIORS 33 SOPHOMORES 42 FRESHMEN 51 ORGANIZATIONS 57 ACTIVITIES 67 SPORTS 87 SNAPSHOTS 107 SUTRO TUNNEL 1M N m TI A R T: B W M D Cgmptrintmrlwt's message In this hour of crisis where confusion exists today, both at home and abroad, the need for an education becomes more apparent every day. Everything is pointing toward schooling beyond four years of high Tam 3H rm school. A high school diploma is not enough. Business men today Lire asking for grades. So it is necessary to strive for better grades in your effort to com- pete with others in this world of sharp competition. I v E 3 1 l 1 We are in need of the spirit of the pioneers who had the courage to venture forth into new horizons, because they had the vision of a better life where their children could get more in the way of education than they could receive. I wish to compliment the Winnztdu Stuff for the tremendous amount of work they have done to produce :1 yearbook, and to congratulate the Class of 1964 for completing their high school course of study. Iiunl'y C. Nelson, Supm'lzitvmicnt CCNJF'LIIUENT: LIP THE GEM BAR 'VAi. 53556121111 Cigupcrinirndcnfs gill'lcssaqc After the last round of applause - after the presentation of the last diploma to the last of the graduates - then what? Albert M. 1.0u'ry Assistant Superintendent ; g x. Nearly forty per cent of the young men and women in this group will go on to college for at least a year. But for the majority of American youngsters, this is the hour of parting with formal edu- cation. They will go on to work, marry, raise children, vote, pay taxesnall without further schooling, some we have seen, are delighted to end their years of education because they lack funds to see them through an increasingly costly col- lege course. This need not be the case, because there are many ways other than enroll- ment at the traditional four year college for one to continue his education in America, to cite just a few: career training offered by the Army, Marines, Naxy and Coast Guard, trade or voca- tional school, business and secretarial schools, and junior colleges. As our society grows more complicated and competitive, high school education becomes increasingly inadequate as a pre- paration for work and living. A general education is fine, but more is needed to- day, and most people simply are not exposed in high school to all the skills Lind knowledge they will ultimately need. A college diploma is now a routine re- quirement for most weIl-paying positions. There are exceptions, of course, but the exceptions are becoming fewer, so we Sincerely hope that the members of thin, the 1904 Class, have given serious Ctmsidcrution and made plans to go on to some. form of higher education. FK1K.NPI lhALANW-q fl: KFITH'S MODEL T TRUCK STOP Mr kr-I-vrwAWe W . IK't-VWNLWV fissistant fSttptrinimIdmtE gHHcssagc After the lust round of applause - after the presentation of the last diploma to the last of the graduates - then what? NVA-t .- v- tum Allwrt Al. Lowry Assistant Superintendent Nearly forty per cent of the young men and women in this group will go on to college for at least a year. But for the majority of American youngsters, this is the hour of parting with formal edu- cation. They will go on to work, marry, raise children, vote. pay taxes--all without further schooling, some we have seen, are delighted to end their years of education because they lack funds to see them through an increasingly costly col- lege course. This need not be the case, because there are many ways other than enroll- ment at the traditional four year college for one to continue his education in America, to cite just a few: career training offered by the Army, Marines, New and Coast Guard, trade or voca- tional school, business and secretarial schools, and junior colleges. As our society grows more complicated and competitive, high school education becomes increasingly inadequate as a pre- paration for work and living. A general education is fine, but more is needed to- dny, and most people simply are not exposed in high school to all the skills filld knowledge they will ultimately need. A college diploma is now a routine re- quirement for most well-paying positions. There are exceptions, of course, but Iht' exceptions are becoming fewer, so we sincerely hope that the members of lhl5, the 1901 Class, have given serious Consideration and made plans to go on to some form of higher education. COMPLIMENTS OF KEITH'S MODEL T TRUCK STOP H 'd b b b 33m $rintipal'5 x51 ozoov Each year it is becoming more apparent that education plays a vital role in our nation. Our way of life is being plagued on many different fronts by enemies who are deter- mined that we must be destroyed. One of the greatest weapons that we have to fight this continuous assault from our enemies is knowledge. An intelligent and well- informed citizenry is our strongest bul- wark against such foes. Within our country a great movement of automation is sweeping the nation. Countless labor-saving devices are creat- ing problems for many of our unskilled laborers. Those of us who will experience the most difficulties are the ones who have allowed their educational advancement to be interrupted. The drop outs are going to be the biggest losers. Therefore, it becomes clear that edu- cation will help solve many of the problems, both foreign and domestic, which we are bound to ehcounter. John Dolan, Viee-Principal COMPLIMENTS OF FORD MOTORS $thnnl guard gaHemherg Cedric Hammond, Lamond Higbee, Lynn Backus, Marie Stewart, Joan Dufurrena, Rolland Mudge, Clarence Jackson. Administrators: Henry Nelson, Albert Lowry, Robert Kerth, Lyman Bruce, Nora Roberts. szr mwmuu-myw. u. .n M..A-.- , -wp-Mm-m.n mm -..- asrmx annwvaFQ-A'mwvdu. ... 4 2 $ecretarieg Mary Yrucm, Ann Tipton, Inez Taylor, Sylva Yeazel Mike Lucumbcrry GIIIEiUdiEIIIE Snbino Gonzalez HUMBOLDT COUNTY BULLETIN CUN1PLI PAENTS OF --W r g 3:11th LOU ISE BU RTON English I RA LPH MARKUS General Science Physics Chwnistry JON KOHLHAAS Advanced Math Plane Geometry 1 7 PHYLLIS PUUHX GARY MCCA L1. Shm'limmi liypmg Iingllsh III Imwklwx'plng mex nuI1 w1 DEA NNA PHI DA Glrls' P. 1i, Typing COMPLI IVIENTS OF PHIL'S AMERICAN SERVICE 1m Eacultg KEN HOWAT Band i FAUNEIL MCCARL English II LOIS CRAVER Librarian GRACE BROWN RANDY CHAPIN Speech World llislm'y English IV ECOHOHHCS BOB PR1 DA Spanish 1. II COMPLIMENTS OF MODERN NEVADA LAUNDRY Eatulig JOHN DOLAN United States History BOB O'CONNOR Driver Training General Science Bl LI. KNIGHT Vuculiunzll Shop Mechanical Drawing IC VE LYN CASEY Guidance. and Counseling JOHN FLEMING Bio logy CONIPLINIENTS OF RODEO LANES JIM SALMI Bays' 12 E. Health JIM PORTER American Government STEPHANIE CHRISTIANSON General Math MONTE PARKJ NS Glee Club w LOUISE TAYIDR Home Economics COMPLIMENTS OF THE GRIDDLE l5 !, Ei thlt Ail 3A . v 1! . l :55. HUMnlwmww X. . aural 13.1-54, . ..u1!.utlt1jfx.oyrvf.i 3. . .L J u - . $71.3 g5 r I , . , Magwi.v10g3 qfx . y Y I. , . f . AN1! .Na .. 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Evie! , - hi. U.Pu .m v.2? alzhw,3.wib 4;. rqrdhknko .wnzun . ; s Vol... la Eiykn. r. . Ma 40. xt . 11!; ; , f . ti! . .J..r.zllh!; . .; u .J. .fxnl: 11 I A y g X . A f TWV , f . chLyvth V 54a ix . aimihhcvtv. , . r .I ?Iti. d... H , . Q: ...v A . , ,ncl ...Jx..?f,. , x r , Iv v .13., u . .V Seated, L. to IL: Mr. Kcrth, Advisor; Bunny Sanders, Head Cheerleader; David Anderson, Treasurer; Julie Wcikcl, President; Gone Lnucirica, Vicc-Presidcnt; Juanita Stoncstrcet, Secretary: Mr. Dolnn, Advisor. Standing: Rosalie Martinez, Rubin Burk, Francis Nuchiondo, Beth Ansotegui, Ann Willis, Kenton Bodily, Mikx Black, Carol Dc LnMurv, Sharon Muckic, Bernie Hornbnrgcr, Lana Larson, Kay Muxwull. 18 COMPLIMENTS OF PEPPER'S CLUB Gt? W $2ninr 0112155 Qfoitcrsa mam First Semester, L. to R. : illlllll. lllll Snig Backus-Pres. Candi Chamberlain-Scc. Jim Robinson-Treas. Judy Jones-Vice-Pres. Mr. PorteluAdv. Carol DelaMare-Rep. Mrs. Casey-Adv. Smmml Semester, 1;. Km IL: 1 1 Arm XVllhsiva. L'm'nl DL-lleux'vah-p. l 1';mhin- Millm'-Prcs. 1 Tum Imsh-Viuv-Prcs. l 1 COMPLIMENTS or F AND H MOTEL p... ENIORS I c5911iur5 1, CA NDI CHA MBERLAIN DAVID ANDERSON JULIE ANN ARRATE MICKEY BA LLEW 'I'UM HYSH CAROL DvLuMAR E CONIPLHWENTS OF CORNER DRUG STORE GREG FOSTER RONNIE CHESSER JANET GEISER NOREEN HARRISON JUDY JONES RAY DE VIL BISS COMPLI MENTS OF DAN RAMASCO JEWELER r IV GREG FOSTER RONNIE CHESSER JANET GEISER NOREEN HARRISON JUDY JONES RAY DE VIL BISS COMPLIMENTS OF DAN RAMASCO JEWELER f IQ GREG FOSTER RONNIE CHESSER JANET GEISER NOREEN HARRISON JUDY JONES RAY DE VIL BISS COMPLI MENTS OF DAN RAMASCO JEWELER r IV $miur5 KAY MAXWE LL 1?. 1 ;?' BOB HAPGOOD LANA LARSON ...m 'N DAN HOCKENBERGER DO N K IH A R A MARY ANN MARTIN COMPLIMENTS OF NORMANSH BAR 5:4 Agvuiurs GENE LAUCIRICA DE LFINO HERNA NDE Z KATHY MC BRIDE G LA DYS M A DSE N FRANKIE MILLER MITCHELL JORDUN COMPLVIMENTS OF MARKET SPOT FRANCES NACHIONDO DAVID LAUNIUS CHERYL MUIR JERRY MARCUERQUIAGA COY MILLER WANDA OLSON COMPLIMENTS OF THE TOGGERY Q 5'? $ruinrs M IKE MO NTGOM F. RY LARRY LECUMBERRY MARY MUTZ LOUISE PELUAGA E VE LYN PETERMA N JIM M EHRTEN COMPLIMENTS OF PARADISE MERCANTILE 11 , JANICE SILVA I -'1A ' 4; V GARY MORRIS SYDNEY PETERSON RU BIC R T PE RA LTA DAN SHIELDS GAY SCHIERHOLZ COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN HOTEL a o $2niur5 X LARRY TREGALLAS BILL NOR BURY DORIS PHILLIPS BU NNY SANDERS JUANITA STONESTREET JIM R0 BINSON COMPLIMENTS OP TONY' S UNION STAT ION .37 ., 4 STE FKA TRISZCZUK .H I,IH W'rilfifil, HAROLD URIGUEN $miurs YINI WATTS RAMONA WHITE PHYLLIS STORY COMPLIIVIENTS OF HANW S PAKQUT :3 ,w KB NTON BODILY ANN WILLIS UNIORS Euninr 0112152; QBffiteris First Semester, L. to R.: Randy Eigurcn-Prw. LCLRee Howell-Sec. Ted Zimmerman-Vice-Pres. Robyn Berk-Rep. Mike Sheppurd-Treas. Miss Christianson-Adv. Mr. Chapin-Adv. . iv :x,J-K.-ta rNua-m mm. . $ . MMM ....-- .. -m w. ,. .. ,. anw .h. ... Mum 1. .,:$. w'l- . Mm - Wrw-aw R N .V . . ' , A ntfzuw-H .WIM..WW 1 . . Wmuvn .v...w.... M... ...- ....N 1 44 x. ,.,' tn; - .0. :r...' 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BenumhPresident Claire HI'UHriNgL'l'Ctlry Imunzu'd vavrsi ViCL-v Prvs. 31 COMPLIMENT'S OF ALPINE GLASS C. . djumurs Steve Adams Robyn Burk Chris Boyer Frank Bill Claire Bruce David Butts Mike Arruti Cecilia Bcngoa Leland Berg COMPLI MENTS OF WINNEVA DISTRIBUTORS 35 EuniUrs Candy Caldwell Nee n21 Duke Greg Callahan Guilinna Cocchi Lynn Chatelle Randy Eigurcn Bill Dins Donnnlyn Drake Linda I-Jyrc Kristin Flury COIWPLI MENTS OF PHILLIP'S FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING Euninrs Candy Caldwell Nocnu Duke Greg Callahan Guilizmn Cvcchi Lynn C hutcllc Randy Eigurcn Bill Dxns Donnulyn Drake 1 111 1 l-Zyrv KYISHH Hury LLOMPLI thNTS OF PHILLIP'S FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING JJuuiurs L Richard Gzlvicn Jozm How:er LnRee Howe ll Martha Hutchinson Cheryl Johnson Lorraine Guirlani Karen Johnston Charles Jones Karen Hascull Richard Higbee COMPLIMENTS QF' EAGLE DRUG COMPANY, INC. 37 Wilma McTavish Twila Meadows Lijuttiurg Pat Neville Ric hard Odie Suzanne Primeaux Ginger Putnam Luanna Rudegeair Leonard Sever Pam Mowry Esther Mullins COMPLIMENTS OF HOTEL HUMBOLDT 39 Euninra Peggy Shields Peggy Stanford Mike Sheppard Evelyn Silberstein Joanne Solomon Judy Thompson Terry Spcro Tim Ugaldea COMPLIMENTS OF L. W, PERALDO CO. 40 IVCOCA COLA DISTRIBUTORS '.'3m-I----.-u.m-----------..----...q JJ 1111iur5 Tony Ti pton NOT PICTURED Gary Garijo Linda Emerson Ann Marie Garijo Judy Jenkins Theresa McKinney Barbara Hargis Ann Wilton Larry Yamasaki Ted Zimmerman COMPLIMENTS OF NEDA MOTEL 41 l ; First Semester, 1.. to R: Mrs. Brown-Advisor UiL-k Pcruldo-Pres. Ullbcrt Wcikel-V. -P. Beth Ansowguhlielmcs. Phyllis O'Carrol-Treas. K11 run Butts-Secrotary Mr. Knighl-Advisor g?tIphnmure 61121553 GBfficerg Second Semester, 1,. to IL: Donnie IIcilman-Scc. Beth Ansotugmirlmpx'cs. Kay Fugg-Prcsidcnt Bob Fcttic-Trcns. John McNinclvVicv-Pros. CONIPLIMENTS OF SONOMA 76 44 M. M. J. 3L About! A rungucnzl Barnes Hidurl C. Anderson B. Ansotegmi J. Achabnl G. Amos V. Arruti K. Aul C. Bongon R. Bcnum aguphumurw COMPLIMENTS OF RELIABLE HARDWARE . A hrego . Arano C. M. Bongoa Bod i 13' Invi- M. Black G. Collins K. Chamberlain S. Johhston COMPLIMENTS OF CLUB BARBER SHOP agnphumurcs L. Briggs K. Butts R. Bonnet T. Campbell M. French L. Iiutchins J. deArrieta D. DeLong M. K. D. S. Boatmzln Fugg Dayton llzLRue 46 J. Douglas L. Lloid E. Courlvy J. Mnllicv J. Lawrence D. Lecumbcrry R. Fcttic A. Flores J. Muckic J. Mnrcuerquingn A. Green L. Hardgravc xfgLIplyumurrs COMPLIMLNTS OF CHESSER SHELL STATION J. H. R. C. F, van 5 I ,u n :1 Gmuvo gel M ny J. Harrcr D. Morris R. Hilbish A. Rosevenr COMPLXMENTS 0F PARK MOTEL gm 7 M. Miller D. Ileitmun P. O'Carrol S. Inman phumurvs S. T. D. D. Miller Heller Polkinghorne Jones D. Harris J. Mutz H. Hutchinson L. Sanders .1. Immius ,I, Munich 1,. Svhicrimlx S. Svhivrholz 1H. K9311h L. 1.;nx'ruceu Ii. vaoy B. Stoddzlrt P. Watts M. Wmuhvurd Sup h n m ur v5 5 .J ULISS FROCKb 'N FHILLS J . A . A . D . Junkim Smith lmwib Mathias R. Richeal B. Stone C. Vice l T. McErquiagn COMPLIMENTS OF BOB'S UNION STATION J. McNinch J. Robinson R. Tallman G. Weikel gguphununma H. Murdock R. Schoff H. Taylor W. Westmoreland R. Pcraldo D. Scott K. Thomas C. Larsen D. McKellips T. Miller D. Schunke J. Wegman C. Emmett Not pictured D. Peters B. Stevenson J. Triszczuk zcwzc George Harnes . Kuskio Olson . Vonsild 49 m Erngh 0113155 GBfficBrs ' First Semester: C. Lum-Pres. S. Mackic-Repres. A. McBride-Sec. B. Culdcr-Vice-Pres. C. Runkin-Treas. Mr. Burton-Adv. Mr. Kohlhaas-Adv. Second Se master: 0 Hawkins-Prcs. S. Mrtckic-Reprcs. D. Westmorelnnd-Soc. M. De LilMerC-V. -P. B. Bontmnn-Trvas. SC COMPLIMENTS OF LEW'S ENCO SERVICE xm- RESHMEN Freddie Abcll Beverly Boatman Mark Bosch Linda Bullls Bonnie Calder Robert Caldwell Jackie Cnudill Mulvin Czlvonder Lnrcne Chabugno Charlton Chapline Sonya Cluuson Imuise Cmvley George Curry Mary Dx-IgiMzu'e Pam DcWilt Linda Doylv mm Echvvzu'rin Hubert Evlwvnrria I-II'IL-en Iilmunr Byron Erskinv 5;: CL'MWVLJ NHLWT H my FRANK'S HOCK SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF SEWELL'S SUPERMARKET Pilaf Escolmr Jody Fettic Isabelle Fisk John Fransway Jennie French Juancho Garijo Jo Ann Gourley Norma Guirlani Leon Hammond Phyllis IIarrer Lynn Barnes Chester Harrison Darlene Hampton Charles Hawkins Donald Hawkins Kathy Howell Stanton Inzer Max Jenkins Kris Johnson Tara Jollie 53 Christine Jones Kathy Jordan Sherry Kallio Robert Kendall Jim Kennard Pat Kuskie Gary Lindekugel John Link Eugene Loy Sharon Mackie Shirley Mauchette Ann McBride Curtis Melton John Milton Bruce Morrison Charlync Murdock Czu'ol Nelson Linda Nickell Robert Palmer Clay Pcluugn 54 COMPLIMENTS OF NEVADA PUMPS Carl Peterman Barbra Phillips Patty Purser Charles Rankin The a Rose ve :11' Paddy Sheppard Jean Silberstcin Martha Silberstein Susie Soloman Selia Sosa Joe Spero Larry Sweeney Kenneth Swopc John Tate John Thomsen Marilyn Thomas Linda Timm John Torok Linda Vincent Dawn Westmoreland COMFLIMENTS OF C. B. BROWN COMPANY HOME OF FINE FURNISHERSII 55 Mark Wcstmoreland 56 Kathy Weikel Barbara Wildman NOT PIC TURED Jesse Barrera Johnny Camack Frankie Diehl Louie Diehl Bill Emmett Lloyd Evans Kenneth Haswell Robbie Hylton Mike Jenkins Bob Roberts Barbara Bruce Ruth Gillespie Leona Gray Linda Luca Theresa Lusty Joette Prather Lilla Sosa Christine Yamasaki COMPLIMENTS OF KIRK'S MARKET Dennis Zimmerman RGANIZATIONS 57 0 IE Julie Weikel Bernie Hornbarger C. C. Bengea Richard Gavica .I. Bunny Sanders 2 Kenton Bodily Herlinda Hernandez ' .. Evelyn Silbei'stein Steve Adams Juanita Smnestreet Ann Willis Mr. Kerth-Advisor tr 58 COMPLIMENTS OF ELKS LODGE minnunimt Stefka Triszczuk Pat Neville Bernie Hornbargcr Cheryl Muir Twila Meadows, Editor Carol Doyle Sydney Peterson Kay Maxwell Nikki Vonsild Pamela Kuskie STANDING, L. to R.: Mary Mutz KNEELING, L. to R. : Dan Hockenbergcr Mr. McCall, Adviser Daro Schunkc David Butts COMPLIMENTS OF GOLDEN RULE 59 G. DcLong, B. Stephenson, T. Spcro, M. Sheppard, B. Morrison, R. Hilbish, J. Mehreten, M. Jordan, K. Bodily, H. Hernandez, C. Caldwell, K. Fagg, A. Wilton, R. Eiguren, Tony Tipton, G. Foster, S. Backus, D. Anderson, D. Shields, R. Pemlta, T. Ugnldea, G. Callahan, T. Bengochea, J. Marcuerquiaga, D. Kihara. Science T 8; 1 Club Officers Officers x K. Bodily D. Hernandez G. Callahan R. Ilapgood T. Ugaldea Mr. W. Knight, Adv. J. Fleming, Adv. R. Gourley R, Markus, Adv. B. Fittro R. Calvert H. Uriguen 61 8c :31 0111le SliA'I'lCIJ: E. Gourlcy, B. Filtrn, H. Urigucn, R. Culvert. STANDING: L. 'I'rcgzlllzls, D 1,. Borg, H. Ilupgoml, H. Pvrzllm, J. Barnes. , Hcrnumlcz, 50 COMPLIMENTS OF WINNEMUCCA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT Find Svnwslcr Officers EBlntk 333 Snig Backus-Presidem Gene Laucirica-Vice-Pres. Jim Robinson-Treasurer Bob O'Conner-Advisor John Fleming-Advisor Mike Black-Sccretary Second Semester Officers Jim Robinson-President Bill Dins-Vice-Pres. Mike Black-Student Representative COMPLIMENTS OF' WINNEMUCCA LAUNDRY M, HanMnx'c .I Vljltic S, Sthivrhulz .IA Hmun'd l-' MilIur K. Butts M. Hutchinson B. Buntmnn R. Bork R. Martinez '1'. Julliv D. Pulkinghurnu l-'. Abcll S. Muuchvnv T. Ruscx'vnr C. Ynmusakl K. Howvll 62 8. Bruce P. Sheppard V. Arruti L. Briggs C. Muir Y. Watts J. Silva S. Triszczuk D. Morris P. Kuskie P, Watts K. Aul s. LnRuc D. Lecumberry L. Eyre M. Bodily C, Johnson J. Arratc K. Weikcl F. Nachiondo D. Drake J. Marcucrquiaga T. Silva B. Stoddart S. Miller C. Bruce M. Arangucnzl G. Putnam M. Miller K. Flury R. Stacey C. May P, DoWitt A. Hosevcnr U; Kallio J. Lawrence R. Gillespie T. Lusty L. Doyle S. Sosa COMPLXMENTS OF AL'S FLYING A J. Pmthcr ' Primcaux Cccchi Guirluni Purser Westmorelnnd Johnson Schierholz Murdock leckie . Vincent Bengon Story Stanford Willis DCLOng Phillips . Jones Kuskiu Mmiscn Chamberlain Larsen . McBride U Prmzpwzp V9973QFT5?FJTJ.OF 3' Deanna Pride, Advisor $3ng GBfficerg lst Semester Julie Ann Arrate-Pros. Ginger Putman-Sergeant at Arms Rosalie Martinez-Vice President Ann Willis-Smdent Council Representative Mrs. D. Prida-Advisor' Janice Silva-Treasurer Yini Watts-Secretary C. C. Bengoa-Sports Mgr. 2nd Semester Janice Silva-Treasurer Rosalie Martinez-Vice- President Julie Ann Arrute-President Yini Watts-Sccretary Mrs. D. PriduvAdvisor Theresa Silva-Sports Mgr. Phyllis O'CarroI-Scrap Bk. Ginger Putnnm-Sergemmt at Arms Ann Willis-Student Body Representative COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL T'. VERTZ INSURANCE AGENCY 63 Em E. Silberstein-President P. Kuskie-Secretary C. Muir-Treasurer E. Mullins-Parliamentarian R. Luna-Historian L. Hazen-not pictured-Vice-Presidem Mrs. L. Taylor-Advisor Officers Noreen Harrison Pam Kuskie Esther Mullins Cheryl Muir Evelyn Silberstein Marie Bidart. Lynn Harnes Donnalyn Drake Carol Nelson Linda Bullis Kathy Aul Gloria Collins Anita Miller Kimberly Harnes Barbara Phillips Lilla Sosa Mrs. Louise Taylor, Mary Cowley Jean Silberstein Advisor Vicki Arruti Mary French Loraine Briggs Darlene Hampton Jo Ann Gourlcy Cheryl Olson Rm'ic Luna Wanda Olson 64 COMPLIMENTS or GOLDEN RULE STORE , . 1:51 Semestvr Ut'furol's 3qu GIIuh Luna Larson Mr. Howat, Adviser Dee Dee Morris Yini Watts Phyllis O'Carroll Judy Jones 2nd Seme ster Office rs Julie Ann Arrate Mary Ann Miller Lana Larson Yini Watts Frances Nachiondo . COMPUMENTS or WINNEMUCCA TV 65 19121an5 Nnchiundo Editor Kenton Bodily--Business Manager $irlg, 05122 Seated, L.to R.: K. Jordan, L. Doyle, B. Boatman, K. Maxwell, S. Kallio, S. Solomzm, L. Nickcll, C. Emmett, A. Miller, M. French, R. Stacey, J. Prather. Standing: '1'. McKinney, J. Thomson, K. Weikcl, B. Wildman, R. Gilcspic, L. Murdock, P. Kuskic, .l. Sillwrstvin, K. Howell, M. Mutz, J. Jones, J. Caudill, B. Hornbargcr, K. Hascull, G. Collinx Accumpnnist Sonya Clausen 68 COMPLIMENTS OF TALLMAN LUMBER 1 brad myxmm u. m85mw3mmn H: mvanm u. 305535 v. mmoocwa waHHOZm mix A. 3.33 Hmzow mam r. 5.553. x. $$me 2. .5650 ngHZmHm w. wgamnm m. $mwxmg u. EosmHm O. wacom U. gocavmwww w. ?nmnocmnncwmmm w. E353 b. mwzamnm w. wEme Z. ynwsncmaw m. mwaowm 5y. max: 9. SEN m. 558 w. 9:830 v. mrmvnma m. vlamwzx F. 5:09; u. urame Z. wont; erHMm 2. mmHEwo: r. OEZWB w. wacom w. Morogxmnlm wxwmm Owkwwwzmam w. ZNHSDmN u. 9.3.79, xZLHO O?pwEma .9. wommguh HwOHSwOZMm w. moms! b. gocacmuww u. anoconpcwwmm wwmzom mOme m. b.gwam a.m. wonmnmo: O. morswo: HWCZHUmHHm 0. W039. .2. gmmnaonmpwaa U. mEmEm m. Hmzaws .H. wommiwwa 3. memo: U. OawExommH r. 28me Piquozm G. gamma Uwcgm w. 92:53.8: D. $8.1m mm 22me w. OwEon 002:2..Zmz4m On HHWOZAJME ZO4NF wyzo Ugmoaow 3n. W. $023 chz gxfuow m. 335$ Harsh wwwxrwmwm w. gwnocmnngwmm w. wEmEm Z.puomeHMm p. 996333 a. :oswud r. mwammnm w. 35.:sz ,23 Eognma 70 First and Scum SICA'HCD: Greg Foster Cluirv Bruce Frankie Mlller S'I'ANDING: Linda la'yx'c Bob Talhnun Rosalie Martin Music Club Officers ml Scmcstors L'Z COMPLIMENTS 0F ADAMS SONOMA INN STORE I- Julie Weikel :m-... ME K 1 I 3; Drum Majorctte umcth I ou IL Band Director Joan Juanita Linda Rosalie COMPLIMENTS 9F BEAUTY SALON rm, . X!- 33 i1... . g. g. . LE. , v ,- I-Il.-- pt md L V . Fri, L n3 I I . I 15 urtl 5m gaumetnming 1954 C?dtendanta gamutic Mb! 76 glimmemaking 351mm; 332111101121 White Our school's 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow FHA State Delegnu-S ?Rafhg 3111 Co-ed Correspondent for the 1963-1964 school year L. Hazen, E. Mullins. J. Silberstein, E. Silberstcin, C. Muir 1-.- 531neethwrtk q72111 lemdidatns 151 CAffgndanf 7 2nd CZthIdztnt Jean $ilhprgtpin manda 09151111 Micki CArruti EJIIniur agrum 3 $3 SEATED: J. Thomsen, B. llornbnrger. J. Lawrence. STANDING: K. Hascall, L. Nickell, J. Marcucrqumga, F. Miller, L. Doyle. PTA Officers Linda Doyle, Historian Judy Thomson, Vlcc-Pres. Mrs. Burtnn, Adviser Bernie Hornburgcr, President JoAnn Laurence, Secretary Ellihrzlrians ,. Cruvcr, Adv. . Chnbugno STANDING: .1, Munit-n H. l-Icht-vcrrm H. Murrlson I . lk'u-rmun ,T. thxurlry 83 Don Kihara Kenton Bodily Ronnie Chesser Gene Lauciricu Julie Weikcl Frankie Miller Bernie Hornbarger Ann Willis Herlinda Hernandez Joyce Clauson Larry Lecumberry 23mg? and ijirls, 531312 COMPLIMENTS OF KREME KONE Egutkareitps I; C; T. O M K Pu A P F O 5 T N E m m, M m Juunnn .7. .7 .C..,..I,L 1 , 3.1.2544? . x3 kFSUA-w 3.. Cl President Juanita Stoncstrcet 83 COMPLIMENTS OF T. G. SHEPPARD CONSTRUCTION CO. COMPLIMENTS OF STARBR IGHT THEATER H: F O S T N E M L P M O C o. c S E n m T U w W c A D. m N R o F L A c CAROLYN HONORINF LINDA KAREN QOMPLIMENTS OF 'f WINNEMUCCA PROPANE 87 3 $quad Penny DeLong Jnnny Jones Julie Ann Arratc Ann Willis Donnlyn Drake Janice Silva Doris Phillips Claire Bruce Joan Howard 88 $irI2U 3301123211311 $231115 m ull Jul . Yini Watts Ronda Marcuerquiaga Myrna Bodily Ginger Putnam Frances Nachiondo Lorraine Guirlani Becky Stoddnrt Patty Watts .1 udy Jones COMPLIMENTS OF STAR BROILER - 44 Rosalie Martinez Beverly Boatman Ann McBride Cheryl Olson Dawn Wcstmorcland Sonya Clauscn JoAnn Lawrence Sandra LaRuc Alta Rosevoar Honorine Arano Joan Howard Julie Ann Arrato Ginger Putnam Myrna Bodily Theresa Silva Janice Silva Dawn Wcstmorchmd Janny Jones COMPLIMENTS 0F NACHIONDO MOTORS 89 GIRLS J. Howard A. McBride L. Hazen M. DelaMare . Fettic . Bruce Silva . Putnam . Armtc . . Silva '. Clausen . Stoddart . Martinez . . Jones L. Sanders .1. Lawrence B. Boanan C. Johnson M. Bodily , . $ .2 3: ,1' '7 CONIPLIMENTS 0F DELONG TRUCK LINES BOYS J. Garijo D. Hawkins M. Jordan D. Shields K. Bodily J. Trisczcuk D. Peters L. Lecumberry M. Black T. Bush , 333 gnnihall ?Heam FLRST ROW SCORES Chamberlain Marden Caldwell Douglas Campbell Butts Peterman Amos I Winnemucca O Fallon 28 f 7 Elko 7 copaPFFW 0 Lovelock 7 THIRD ROW L. Evans H. Taylor C. Larsen R. Benum G. Weikel C. Harrison D COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNSTONE MOTORS SECOND ROW Stone Zimmerman Grauvogel Thomas Fettic Larrucca Hawkins Fransway :qPFPFCfiFj 91 gHunthaII gHHanagerg ?dhletit ?irtdur John Dolan Ennihall Gnathw 353313332 Bob Pridu, Assistant Coach; Bob O'Connor, Varsity Coacl Jim Salml, Assistant Coach FOOTBA LL SCORES Winnemuccu 6 Elko - 8 Stewart T Fallon 5:, 7 7 Hawthorne 34 7 7 Carson City 18 ' x , U Yeringwn 33 26 Munogue 13 . 6 Lovclock 7 Douglas 27 ink H 1 92 COMPLIMLNfa u! WESTERN AUTO ggnuthall Ilzlrsitg Gleam u W-kMWA COMPLIMENTS OF NEVADA EQUIPMENT INC. 93 w Larry Lecumbcrry Chris Bengoa Tackle Center Donny Hcitmnn Humxmk Huh Pvrulm tiuuxwi LUMPLINH NTin Ur MARIE'S FLOWER SHOP KNI Swept: 'l'xu-Hc 94 mg End David Jones Quarterback J im deArrieta Quarterback COMPLI MENTS OF KEN' S REFRIGERATION Mitch Jordon Fullback Snig Backus Fullback Co-Captain 95 Mike Black Ted Zimmerman Tackle Guard Tom Bush Ha1fback Don Peters Left Halfback Alex Flores ' End 4 96 COMPLIMENTS OF BUZZ'S MOBIL C1010 Bengoa Fullback meant Jurmchu Guruu End Ilulflmck John MCNinch End c OMPLIMENTS Lm-g Lullnhzm OF Hnmxu'k DILLION'S RICHFIELD 9, 3351mm; gagkahall 111221111 w V 44.:, 0 21:3: '3? , 3 A Wx Elku 4 Nx 4S Elkn Y 3 : Wooster Sparks Brooking, Ore. 14 43rc. 41K Lnkcvic W v Hawtho 3 1c 471 f; Munw 10 6': f :2 Luv, ock 681W . A H :4 3, ngmn 48 4 61 , 'Lewrlrt 5 j 6534 Douglas , X,u 0 Hawthorne ,W 4 ' x. JJW SHE Mnnoguc I h ,4 J, 3 62 Lovulock X W 4 W :35 Ycringtog, ,1 . GU Stew; 4 j V Jill 7 7 58 WE COMPLI MENTs OF MCBR IDE' 5 SHELL. SERVICE L..........-....-.-----u 4..- -4M3Waa.illu D '5 , MW Co-Captains Coach--John Fleming Gene Laucirica, Jim Robinson ?agkethall Bob Fettic--Guard Ray Devilbissv-Forward COMPLIMENTS or: WILLIS BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO. 99 Gene Laucirica--Forward J im deArrieta Forward Jim Robinson--Guard Ted Zimmerman--Guard Mike Arruti--Center loo COMPLIMENTS OF NEVADA BARTH CORPORATION ' Tim Bengochea--Guard Mickey Ballew--Guard Snig Backus--Guard COMPLIMENTS OF KIWANIS CLUB IOI $33 Zgzmkethall' Qeam L. m H : Ii. Pridu, Couvh; D. Hzm'kins, D. Jones, D. Hcitman, A. Flores, L. Severs, R. Bcnum, C. Larsen, R. l-Iigurcn, H. Taylor, C. Bcngou, C. Bcngoa, IJ. Pcmldo, W. Westmoreland, Manager. SCORES Winncmuccn 63 Elko 4 1 49 Elko 37 .39 Wooster 57 :33 Sparks 51 67 Nevada Youth Center 63 64 Hawthorne 48 :31 Manogue 39 61 Lovclock 48 :31 Ycrington 49 01 Stewart 46 13:3 Douglas 61 130 Hawthorne 43 :36 Manogue 6:3 5-; Lovelock 65 5.1 Ycrington 49 7 9 Stewart 66 45 Douglas :30 n12 L'JQAJPLIYUFMTS NV JACKSON MINlNG COMPANY GI aggltad Zigaskcthztll $221111 1.. to R.: J. Achabal, J. Douglas, T. Campbell. L. Diehl, M. Echeverria, D. Zimmerman, J. Tate, M. Bosch, J. Mnrden, T. Fransway, C. Hawkins, Mr. Robert O'Connor, Coach. 104 Sulto Truck 'Ibum Jim dw .erieul Kulth 'I'Iwmas Alvx Hares Ucnv lgmviricfl Rllkv Black Urack 61mm COMPLIMENT: Ur ALPINE GLASS CO. KNEELING: G. Foster M. Black G. Luucirica STANDING: T. Zimmerman A. Flores G. Callahan T. Uguldea J. dL-Arrieta R. Peralm K. Thomas meant Egagehall Ronnie Chesser Randy Eiguren Mike Arruti Dickie Peraldo F John Fleming x x Coach X63 N Davy Jones Mic key Ballew COMPLIMENTS OF STOCKMEN'S STORE .05 $2111 53111:!21115 Don Keller Lloyd Evans John Evans llvlen Wiglc Murcia Moxley Diana Snow Terry Iizlzen Ralph Wiglc Susan Laird Mary de'vrcghnn Pam Carroll chh liner COMPLIMENTS OF DESERT SPORTSMAN 106 RI NAPSHOTS 4.43m, 45.4.7. 1.1 3w? no r ' , Inmv'.-v' '. $y.w .,.,. 41-:393mii ' ' Frances Nachiondo Editor Mr. Ross Photographer EEditana glfinal mom i In appreciation, I wish to gratefully acknowledge: The patience, understanding, and co-operation of the ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY. The helpful suggestions and photography of MR. ROSS ' AND MR. COUCH. The thoughtful guidance of MR. SCHAFER of WALLACE PISCHEL, PUBLISHERS. ' The consistent enthusiasm and support of the STUDENT BODY. The diligent day-by-day toil 0f the STAFF AND MRS. CRAVER. The sincere interest and co-operation of OUR PARENTS. ' The wonderful assistance of 2111 our ADVERTISERS, whose financial I support made possible our 1964 Winnada. 2W W COMPLIMENTS 0F WINNEMUCCA, SLIM OLSON'S INC.