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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1975 volume:

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Proceeds Went toward their Cache for their annual Spring trek. Members, in the upper right hand corner, are from left to right: Gale Burkholder. Coueen Dolani Donna Milis, Lolene Schwam, Laurel Haley, Paula Mentaberry, June Larmgueta, Kathy Bidart, Cami Marty, Mary Ann Paris, Advisor Mrs. Gribble. Sitting from left to right: Bob Hooft, Robert M0 Kenny, Denny Gortari, Juhn Luna and Giemi Botkin. Not pictured: Karen Dumway and Karen Barreheohea. Compliments of Valley Insurance and Realty of Winnemucca Student Council'Gains New Office Student Council Officers standing in back are from left to right; Bob Hooft, President; John Luna, Vice-Presidenc; Steve Clausen, Treasurer. Sitting on the rock, left to right: Julie Larragueta, Head Cheerleader and Mary Ann Pans. Secretary. Student Council members in bottom row from left to right: Juhn Luna, Philip Buchan. Jim Studebaker, Mike Hornbarger, Chris Betz, and Mike Michaelsen. Second row from left to right: Vicky Ugulde, Mary Ann Paris, Karen Mendicla, Julie Larragueta, Carol Marty, Debbie Hatch, Danae Hearth. Top row from left to right: Bob Hooft, Steve Clausen, Joe Dendary, Randy Nielsen, and Charlie Watson. Student Council Officers prepared for their active year by attending a 3 day workshop in Las Vegas where they learned the business of student government and played a lot at, Circus Circus. At home they carried this varied experience into planning both Football and Basket- ball Homecaming activities, and devising a rotation system for their meetings whereby all members attended each time and all organizations WETE equally represented. Student Council also gained their own conference room this year, a legacy from Mr, Dunwn who moved his belvngings into the Nurse's office. 1 Complim'ents of the Taylur Tack Science Club Gets The Lead Out The Science Club members in the front row, from left to right: Chris Bctz, Denise Lindley, Philip Buchan, and Glenn Botkin. Back row from left to right: Richard Walther, Lonny Locke, Ray Walther, and Don Landoss. Not Pictured: Peggy Olsen, Doug Bcvard, Mr. Andress, adviser and M r. Markus, advisor. The Science Club Officers from left to right: Chris Botz, Student Council Representative; Denise Lindley, SecretaryXTreasurer; Philip Buchan, Vice- Prcsident; Glenn Botkin, President. The Science Club started the year with a skit for homecoming and an entry in the homecoming parade. Next, they hold a raffle and sold donuts before and after school as fund raising projects. The Science Clubts main activities were working with a load testing kit obtained from the Shell Oil Company and rewriting the Club Constitution. Compliments of Western Auto FHA Has Eventful Year FIIA'S hectic year hogan at the new officer installation in October. Shortly afterward thc mombors who worked so diligently in the concession stand during football season received recognition at an awards banquet. District Round-up in Iilko and State Round-up in Reno gave the girls concrete ideas on how to become better citizens and more fulfilled people. The members also participated in various tasty candy 511195 to raise monoy for their annual banquet and their activities, Holiday 0n ICC and horso-bzlck Tiding. Thu banquet, hold in the Spring to honor their Mothers, crowned an eventful year for tho I'HA'erS. Above, the FHA members in the front row from left to right: Debbie Pvurco, Billie Henderson, Margaret Lau, Donna Incidner, Ve Ann Olson and Athena Phillips. In the back row from left to right: Debbie Poole, Darlene Hodge, Julio Warner, Donna Short, Donna HondCrson, Pvggy Smith, Cindy Phillips, Donna Davis, Bobbi Moravoc, and Mrs. vann Morgan. At the left, the 1' HA officers in the front row from left to right: Dohbic Pearce, Historian; Donna Henderson, Treasurer; Athena Phillips, President. In the back row from left to right: Cindy Phillips, Secretary; Bobbi Moruvcc, Vice- President. Not pictured: Shelly Poole, Student Council Representative. Compliments of Humboldt Printers I Rah! Rah! Rah: ? J ocund V ivacious hipper appy nergetic nthusiastic ouslng oud ager mazlng edicated ffervescent azzamatazz S parkllng :moymrwmmmo That's our girls: Cindy Bidart Tama Hay Anita Mariluch Karen Mendtola Cindy, fall! FFA Builds Up Farm WELCOME V 'NOETHEhN ZONE t AG. TgACtiERS h ATE FFA . Fl! '5 u. FFA Members from left to right: First row, Charlotte Third row. Amy Haley, Misty Knight, Julie Tipton, Tony Kerr, Stan Thompson, Dennis Acorda, Joe Dufurrena. Vermillion, Tracy Logan, Pete Chabot, Mike Thompson, Bob Cassinelli, Mike Errea, Bert Paris, Terry Norcutt, Mike Casalez, Dan Thompson, Clifford Exley, Vance Jim Choate, Randy Nielsen, Pete Cassinelli, Bill Trakas, Vesco, Rick Schofield. Marquee, Karen Sweeney, Billy Ray Plumb. Second row, Don Glasgow, Mike Ellifritz, Jensen, Dan Baker. The FFA Officers are from left to Earl Horton, Ron Mobley, Hank Dufurrcna, Rick Norcutt, right: Randy Nielsen, President; Roger Richards, Roger Richards, David Tustin, Rory Upshaw, Fred Vice-President; Charlotte Kerr, Secretary; Bob Stewart, John Bauer, Andy Horyza. Cassinelli, Treasurer; Bill Trakas, Reporter; Stan Thompson, Sentinel; Mr. Tom George, Adviser. v The FFA continued to be 1 of Lowry's Q WELCON'Q'E NOR l HtRN LUNE t ti rga izationsd t the . e Ezifscsgtfoglyez. AkicEfggg t Ab. TEACHERS 1 , STA FFA OFF tFRb 1 .. I r B-B-Q in Sept. set in motion the succession of events which included a pot luck supper, Greenhand Instal- lation, Zone 8: State contests, State Convention, Leadership Camp, h the Climatic Awards Banquet. Much of this year's efforts revolved around the development of the school farm. The Chapter purchased pigs for the purpose of providing students with projects. Future plans include the purchase of sheep 8: cattle for further project development. Compliments of Russ Alderman Insurance Agency VICA Tunes Up VICA Officers in the first row left to right: Mike Horn- barger, Student Council Representative; Louie Yzyguirre, Reporter; James Brinkerhoff, Parliamentarian. Back row left to right: Roger Richards, Secretary; Jim Caumiant, President; John Iroz, Treasurer. Not pictured: Wes Dimick, Vice-President; Dave Bell, Chaplain. VICA members in the first row left to right: Mike Rogers, Have a car problem? How about a truck? This past year you needed to look no further for help in solving your dilemma than the nearest VICA member with the truck raffle tickets. VICA tuned up the truck and had it in top run- ning condition for its big sale. Proceeds from this raffle and a streamer sale helped to finance members attending the State Skills Olympics contests and to provide funds for the VICA Scholarship. Fall and Spring conferences further rounded out the year's activities for V'ICA members as they expanded their knowledge of cars and their shifting problems. Marshall Poole, Ben Aylcsworth, Willie Hines, Jim Seward, Roger Richards, Ron Warner, James Brinker- hoff. Second row left to right: Jim Arbonies, Mike Ilombarger, Jeff Willer, Mike Keams, Louie Yzyguirrc, Andy Horyza, Denis Brinkerhoff, Mr. Knight Third row left to right: Kent Arrien, Jim Studebaker, Jim Caumiant, John Iroz. Art Club Holds Art Shows The Art Club, after entering a float in the homecoming parade and taking first place in the organization div- ision, held several art shows to raise money for the club treasury. One of the biggest shows was held at Christman time where original ceramics and hand- made ornaments were sold. Proceeds from art sales financed a field trip to art spots in San Francisco. Seated from left to right: Denise Lindley, Kendall Knicp-President, Terri Vaughn, Lolenc Schwartz- Secretary-Treasurer, and Mimi Richards. Stand- ing left to right: Dan Baker, Jim Seward, Karen Barrenechea, Mike Michaelscn-Student Council Representative, Phillip Buchan-Vice President, Lis Botkin, Debbie Kcarns, Advisor Mrs. Rorex. Not pictured, Larry Wirthlin. Pep Band Plays Up Lowry Spirit Pep Band members are first row, leftto right: John Archer, Terri Larsen, Cindy Plumb, Frances Horton, Shelly Poole, Bonnie Bullock, Carol Choate, Bonny noybal. and Loretta Trujillo. Second row: Charlie Watson, Lisa Thompson, Mark Allen, Linda Qujlici, Diana English, T0110 Cuddeback, Marlis La Rose, and Connie Ketcham. Third row: Dave Adams, Mike Michaelsen, Curtis Jams, Allen Seals, John Lsge, John Luna, Glenn 130cm, Andy Rosevear, Mike Bell, and Mitch Stewart. Fourth row: Carol Marty, Greg Higley, Mike Stuart, Rick Wimer, Doug Stuart, Dun Prather, and Todd Goodale. Fifth row: Gordon Phillips and Mr. Wayne Clark. Compliments of Hooft's Bakery 2O Stage Band Members are first row from left to right: Cindy Plumb, Rick Wimer, Linda Quilici, Diana English, and Toni Cuddcback. Second row: Andrea Hammons, John Archer, Charlie Watson, Mitch Stewart, John Luna, Min Stuart, Todd Goodale, and Jim Black. Third row: Mr. Wayne Clark, Dave Adams, Carol Choato, Connie Ix'ctcham, and Greg Higley. Concert Band Plies Musical Notes Concert Band members are first row left to right: Terri Larsen, Cindy Plumb, Frances Horton, Shelly Poole, Bonnie Bullock, Carol Choate, Bonny Roybal, and Loretta Trujillo. Second row: John Archer, Curtis Jarvis, Lisa Tompson, Mark Allen, Linda Quilici, Diana English, Toni Cuddeback, Marlis Lakosc, and Connie Ketcham. Third row: Allen Seals, John Lagc, John Luna, Glenn Botkin, Andy Rosevear, Mike Bell, and Mitch Stcwart. Fourth row: Gordon Phillips, Mike Michaelsen, Charlie Watson, Carol Marty, Greg Higley, Mike Stuart, Rick Wimcr, Doug Stuart, Don Prather, Todd Goodale, and Mr. Wayne Clark. Marching Band Goes To Carson Band members include: Mike Bell, Melvin Gokey, Marlis La Rose. Don Prather, Allen Seals, Doug Stuart, Mark Allen, Bonnie Bullock, Toni Cuddeback, Diana English, Todd Goodale, Greg Higlcy, Frances Horton, Curtis Jarvis, Connie Ketcham, John Lagc, Shelly Poole, Linda Quilici, Andy Roscvcar, Bonnie Roybal, Mitch Stewart, Mike Stuart, Lisa Thompson, Tammy Treiok, Loretta Trujillo. E I E i John Archer, Carol Choate, Cindy Plumb, Rick Wimer, Glenn Botkin, Colleen Dolan, Terri Larsen. John Luna, Carol Marty, Mike Michaelsen, Gordon Phillips, Charlie Watson, and Jim Black. Band Officers are: Gordon Phillips, Treasurer; Glenn Botkin, Business Manager; Carol Marty, Vice President; John Luna, PIeS- ident; Lisa Thompson, Secretary; and not pictured Colleen Dolan, Student Council Representative. Go, go, go seemed to be the year's theme for the Lowry High School Bands. Their hectic schedule included marching in the football homecoming parade and the Nevada Day Parade, per- forming halftime shows at foot- ball homecoming and the state Basketball tournaments, and presenting Christmas and spring concerts. Concert Staged By Choir Choir members include: Chris Graham, Scott Grantham, Marty, Devron McKenney, Maria Nicholes, Herb Sweeney, Robin Seleck, Mary Anne Herrera, Denise Christofferson, Mary Triszczuk, and Jim Black. Officers include: Mary Kathy Graham, Jeri Schwartz, Shana Stock, Don Atwell. Ann Herrera, President; Herb Sweeney, Vice President Hubert Begay, Cindy Erquiaga, Kathy Evans, Colleen and Denise Christofferson, Secretary. The Lowry High Choir vocalized its abilities this year during second period class while pre- paring for its Christmas and spring concerts. Both concerts were extremely successful. The audiences will long remember the enjoyable and pleasing sounds of entertainment presented to them those evenings . Busy Beavers In Drama Wedded To A Villain Busy Beavers easily could have been of many duquises donned by the 6th period Drama Clan. Cmtmly in preparation for plays, class members seemed to never be idle. Their lst auc- oeuuiul etiorts were 2 melodnmu The Diligent Daughter and Wedded to a Villain both presented on Halloween eve. Navembet and December Lowry future stars were learnmg lines. senrchlng for costumes, uni cutting cardboard flowers for their children's theatre presenta- tions The Happy Scarecrow and Ferdinand and the Dirty Knight during the final week bdore Christmas vacation. After a two week teat members get Iorth once more to produce the successful 3 not play One Wild Night. Drama clus'a final activity was the drive to Sparks for Mrs. Grlbble's Rm. The Drama Class members are, first row, left to right: Luanne DIInton, Cindy Plumb, Jay Asher. Second row: Chad Crosby, John Archer, Nancy Any. Marie Powell, and Teacher Mrs; Gribble. 5mm; third rww: Glenn Botkln, Chrli Beta. Steve Brown, Gordon Phillips. Fourth row: Tracy Austin, Gale Burkholder, Rick Wlmex'. Debbie Poole, Ciro! Cheats, Evelyn Brown. Stand- lng fifth raw: Klthy Alennder. Block W Sponsors Games Block W members are first row from left to right: Martin Engeler, Kurt Kracaw, Kirk Collins, Mike Pirrea, and Willie Hines. Second row: Don Atwell, Bob Muldoon, John Luna, Tim Billingsley, Jerome Urban, and Lloyd Johnson. Third row: Dan Dufurrena, Walt Vetter, Denny Gortari, Bernie Cannon, and Mike Kearns. Fourth row: Dave Mendiola, Roger Harmon, Mike Glenn, Glen Gonzalez, Dave Dake, and Rick Bertz. Fifth row: Kent Arricn, Mark Foree, Quinn Dufurrena, John Iroz, Jon Burhans, and Dan Baker. Sixth row: Stan Thompson, Dave Ellison, Charles Watson, John Acree, and Leo Leighton. Seventh row: Rick Maestrejuan, Tom Chamberlain, Steve Clausen, Joe Dendary, John L'galdc, and Bob Hooft. Block W officers are left to right: Donny Gortari, Socrt-tz'u'y-Trcasurer; Dave Ellison, Vice-Presideht; Mike Glenn, President; and Joc- Dcndm'y, Student Coun- cil n'pmsentativv. Block W, the Lowry High Lettermcns Club, is always nctivv in some type of fund raising; project. They use this money to pay the bills for thc-ir social activities lilu- the Homecoming dance. Their other activities this year includvd participating in the honwcmning skits, thv Donkuy Basketball game, and the basketballgamo bctwvcn the school faculty and the KBCN Wonders from Rvno. Both games proved humorously and financially successful. Key Club Promotes Easter Seals Key Club members are left to right: Mltch Leann, Ted Wuler, Steve Latrngueta, Tun Bmmgsley. Dave Mendloln. Karen Mendlola, Kurt Krwnw. Dale Memberry, Mark Upshaw, Jana Legu'za, andWIlt Vener. The Lawry High Key Club had quite an active year. Throughout the year the members worked to raise money walling popcorm so that they might attend a Key Club convention in Sac- ramento in April. In addition to aiding their own cause the Key Club members performed several worth- while projects: helped the Kiwanis sell Christmas trees In December, helped with a concession stand for City Lengue Tournaments. in March, uni promed the Easter Seal cun- paign at Lawry duruvg March. Feb- ruary 22 the Key Club sponsored a dance u men Hill with music by T. C. and FrleIdB--I dividend of fun for a hard working service organization. Key Club officers are from left to right: Mike Glenn, Treasurer; Walt Vetter, Secretary; Dave Mcdiola, Pres idont; and John Acree, Vice Pres- idem. 26 Rodeo Club members are first row from left to right: Debbie Evans, Desi Stultz, Tama Hay, Loretta V'esco, Cindy Vesco, Mary Ann Paris and Dianna Gastelecutto. Second row: Tony Jones, Rick Norcutt, Teresa Vaughn, Billie Munson, Lesli Munson and Ronda Gibbons. Third row: Brian Shaffer, Bert Paris, Hank Bufurrena, Vance Vosco, and Dennis Acorda. Fourth row: Joe Nelson, Dan Dufurrena, Ed Boyce, Roger Richards, Herb Sweeney, and Terry Norcutt. Not pictured: Nancy Angus, John Ugalde, Tony V'ermillion, Pete Chabot, Tammy Loveland, Georgia Richardson, Ron Mobley and Joe Dufurrena. Rodeo Club Hosts State Rodeo Club officers are first row from left to right: Cindy Vesco, Treasurer; Mary Ann Paris, Scrap Book Editor; and Dianna Gastelecutto, Secretary. Second row: Dan Dufurrena, President; and Quinn Dufurrena, Vice President. High School Rodeo Compliments of Sewells Excitement abounded among the bronco busters and bull doggers in Winnemucca as June 19th approached. HJ- RC hosted the State 11. S. Rodeo June 19-22, an event which drew enthusiastic rodeo fans from all over Nevada and climaxed a thrilling rodeo season. The usual tempestuous events, a cutting horse and a Western Belle Queen con- test, added to the intoxica- tion of the State H. S. Rodeo. The four top winners in each event participated in the Nation High School Rodeo held in Gallop, New Mexico. 28 Songleaders Dance Up LHS Spirit Lowry Songleaders standing from left to right: Laurel Haley, Paula Mentaberry, Beth Crosby, Jana Legarza, and Janell Souza. The dedicated Lowry High Songlea- ders started getting in tune early this year be attending the Squaw Valley Songleader Summer Camp, where they placed fourth in camp competition. After school began they worked on novelty and pre- cision dance routines to be presen- ted during halftimes at games both home and away. The money for transportation to the away games was taken from their various fund raising projects. Buckarettes Attend Workshop School in August? Ugh! cried the Buckarettes, until they learned that the school would be a dance workshop meeting in Santa Barbara, CA. After a week of hard work, the Buckarettes made a side trip to Disneyland and then returned home ready for a year of dancing up school spirit. The Buckarettcs danced at halftime during home games and travelled to Manogue and Reno for basket- ball tournaments. Money raising projects included a Sadie Hawkins Dance and the raffling of a furry purple and pink stuffed elephant and a handmade afghan. Buckarettes from top of L down include: Kathy Evans, Debbie Mentabcrry, Kendall Kniep, Shirley Mason, Alicia Davis, Claire Moncivais, Lolene Schwarts, Debbie Hatch, Donae Hearth, Mimi Richards, and Kimmy Hart. Not Shown: Jeri Schwartz. Buckarctte Officers are: Lolene Schwartz, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Donac Hearth, Student Council Representative, Clara Moncivais, President and Kimmy Hart, Mascct. 30 Cheerleaders Go On And On This year, like every other, the Winnada Staff has worked long and hard to complete the yearbook and a summer supplement. But the long hours, the headaches, the writer's cramps, and even rushed deadlines became pleasant memories with the arrival of the finished product. Winnada Pours Out Members are first row left to right: Philip Buchan, Co-Iiditor; Julie Larragueta, Tom Chamberlain. Second row: Miss Stroud, advisor; Mrs. McGill, advisor; Cathy Gilbraith, business manager; Lesli Jarvis, Terri Larsen, Co-Ilditor; Denise Lindley. Not pictured: Charlie Watson, Co- Editor; Lolene Schwartz, Mark Allen, Mary Ann Herrera, and Mike Michaelsen, photographer. Time and Effort Spanish Club Has Good Start Spanish Club members are first row from left to right: Connie Engeler. Second row: Michele Costa, advisor; Renae York, Lisa Thompson, Tammy Loveland, Toni Frances Horton, Tama Hay, Linda Quilici, Kathy Cuddeback, Debbie Armstrong, Melanie Dimick, and Alexander, Patricia Beck, Colleen Marty, Karen Dunaway, and Suzanne Nendick. Spanish Club officers are from left to right: Linda Quilici, President; Tama Hay, Student Council Repre- sentative; and Patricia Bock, Secretary-Treasurcr. The Spanish Club is an addition to the Lowry High Club collection this year. Starting with student council app- roval of the constitution, the Spanish Club swung into full gear working hard on planning a Mcxicanbuffot din- ner, with genuine Mexican entertainment, for the 1975- 76 school calendar. Their main activity for this year was their trip to R eno for a language seminar. During this they were tested on their proficiency and given various language oriented demonstrations. Sports Basketball, Football, Wrestling, Track. Cross Country, Gymnastics, Golf and back. Continue with Baseball, Volleyball 600. Our jocks and our cheerleaders, The crowd and you. Philip Buchan 36 We Lost A Few, But. I Steve Clausen 1 Wide Receiver Dave Mendiola Mike Glen w Safety Guard Tailback Bob Huoft Quarterback Joe Dendary Mamn Engeler Linebacker Tailback Donny Gonari Center Mike Schellin Coach John Ugalde Fullback Rick Maestrejuan Linebacker Randy Nielsen Tackle Tony Vcrmillion Safety $3 Charlie Watson Willie Hines Stan Thompson Guard, Tackle We Were Never Beaten John Archer Tim Billingsley Dave Ellisun Guard End-Tailback Center Kant Arrien End Jeff Willer Guard Chris Meyers Linebacker Fullback John Acree Center Ben Polkinghotne Assistant Coach John Itoz Guard Gordon Phillips Manager Jerome Urban Fullback Bernie Cannon Safety Rick Benz End Tailback 38 Lawn; Lowry . , Low ry I . m5 ry Low ry Low ry Low 13! I .ow 13; Low ry Low ry Scores 40-77Lovclock White Pine Elke Hamhomu Fauon SO-Vrstewnrt 22 wnougxns 1 Val? Mnnoguc ZO-V-Ycringtun 38 Scores Lovclock hitc Pine k0 -Hawthm m.- Lowry Lowry Low ry 1. m5 ry Lowyy anon Lowry cwm Lowxy ADongns Lawn ale Lowry Mnnoguc Lowry ZO-w-Ycringum J .Vis Come 011 Strong Junior Varsity Football players, bottom row from left to right: Michael Casalez, Auen Lee, Mlke Ben, Rmk Norcutt, Allen Seals, David Aranguem, Tim Chamber- lain, Joe Buchan, Mitch Stewart, zmd Ted Vx'iller. Second row: Curtis Jarvis, Kevin Harrington, Earl Horton, Bert Paris, Ron Bankofier. Robin Schultz, Tobin Maestrejuan, Mitch charza, sccve Cuuch, Stewart Moore, and Rmy Upshaw, Manager. Third row: Mr. Jeff Dwyer, Coach, Fred Stuart, Terry Norcutt, Tom Baumiestcr, Richard Coy, Mike Stuart, John Moore, Todd Goodale, Gordon Rous ch, and Rudy Salas. Fourth row: Martin Barrenechea, Mark Upshaw, Frank Maestrejuan, 13m Hillyer, Hank Dufutrena. Chad Crosby, Joe Dufurrcna, Brent Marcucrquiaga, Bruce Delaney, and Steve Larragueta, 40 Female Golfers Place In State Pictured from left to right the mcmbcrs of the Girls' Golf Team are: Julie Warner, Julie Larragueta, Cindy Bidart, Debbie Mentabcrry, Karen Mendiola, Joyce Vctter, Kathy Bidart, and Mary Ann Lawrence. Not pictured: Mr. Larry Dunton, Adviser. Under the supervismn of Mr. Larry Dunton, the Girls' Golf Team acquired a win-loss record of 4-2 and went on to take second place in the State Golf Tournament, Congrat- ulations for a successful first year, girls. Compliments of Kirker's Budy Shop Cross Country Runs Again Despite injuries and cold weather Lawry's Cross Country team started strong and finished strong. They chalked up 3 seasons record of 12 wins, 2 losses and amnng their other honors placed second in the State Championship. Outstanding runners, Bob Muldoon and John Luna, finished the season as two of the top ten crossh country participants in the state wide competition. Members of Cross Country from left to right: Dave Johnson, Dave Dake, Jon Enthans, Co-captain; John Luna, captain; Bob Muldoon, co-captain. Second row from leff to right: Kirk Comm, Don Atwell, Erie Robinson, Boyd Betteridge. Third mw from left to right: Jim Salmi, Numb: Craig Collins, Ray Walther, Hubert Eegay. and Jeff Marcinik. 42 Joe Dendary Lowry Bounces Through Steve Clausen Mike Glenn Manager Tom Chamberlain An Undefeated Season Bob Hooft Walt Vetter Coach Pat Hart Charles Watson 43 AA Compliments of Kraz-e-Kone LOW'RY VARSITY 1974-75 BASKETBALL SCORES L OWRY 72 74 75 74 95 85 57 70 83 7B 95 83 76 98 84 85 78 108 97 71 97 72 109 93 65 Alumni South Summit Spanish Fork Elko Hawthorne Yerlingmn Hug VVooSter Sparks Molokai, Hawaii Molokai, Hawaii Fallon Doublas Stewart Elks White Pine White Pine Hawthorne Yeringwn Fallon Douglas Manogue Stewart Elke Managua 55 44 54 51 G4 62 43 55 63 46 45 66 61 76 52 44 53 57 50 41 46 45 68 66 42 LOWRY JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Lowry n J .Vis Have Great Season L V. Basketball Team players are, first row from left no right: Jeff Winer, Ron Bankofier, Frank Maestre- juan, Jerome Urban, Toby Maestrejuan, and Bernie 1974-75 65 - Lovelock 52 - VVoDster 73 - Yerington 46 - Managua 59 - Hawthorne 76 - Yeringmn 63 - Lovelock 50 - Fallon 66 - Douglas 2 -. Stewart 52 - Elke 69 - White Pine 79 - White Pine 60 - Hawthorne 59 - Yeringmn 56 - Fallon G3 - Douglas 56 - Managua SO - Stewart 65 -- Elko 55 - Managua 59 59 38 41 45 36 62 55 40 58 51 41 52 57 60 7B 31 68 77 FORFEIT Cannon. Second row: Ron Warner, manager, Kent Amen, Erle Robinson, Chad Crosby, Mark Upshaw, Mark Batson, Steve Luragueta, and Coach Jim Arte. 46 Girls9 Volleyball Hosts Tournament Up, up and away might describe Lowry's Volleyball team. The girls spent many early morning hours and late evenings bounc- ing along in a trusty yellow bus as they traveled to Eureka, Ely, Elko, and Battle Mountain for tournaments. But the only bouncing for the team on Oct, 29 occurred on the courts as Lowry hosted the volleyball tournament. During the season the team journeyed to Reno for :1 Volleyball clinic where they acquired additional skills and knowledge of volleyball. Congratulations to a spirited group of girls and their Sportive coach. The Volleyball team, in the first row left to tight: Nancy Asay, Marie Powell, Lesli Jarvis. Second row: Michelle Stock, Shana Stock, Julie Tipton, Debbie Myers, Georgia Richardson. Third row: Mrs. Rorcx, coach; Suzelle Richard- Eon, Vicky Ugalde, Kendall Kniep and Lolene Schwartz. W In, 1W WW Compliments of Sprouse Reitz New Lowry Gy'rmnastics Team Gymnasta are from top to botfom: Cindy Bidart, Shirley Mason, Julie Warner, Lisa York, Debbie Mentaberry, and Myrna Garijo, coach. The girls' gymnastic team had four out-of-mwn meets since the the facilities are not adequate for a home meet. Their first out-of-mwn trip was February 8 in Fallon, which was more of a workshop than a meet. The meets were then held February 20 in DougIas, February 22 in Fallon, and March 1 in Douglas for state competition. This is the first year of inter- scholastic competition. Several individual honors were received as was much experience. Gymnastic meets are made up of four separate events, with each gymnast competing in each event. Compulsory routines are judged from 1-10 of floor exer- cise, balance beam, uneven parallel bars, and Vault. 47 48 Wrestling Varsity Wrestlers are, front row left to right: Manager Glenn Botkin: Anen Lee, 4th in State; Denny Germs, 3rd in State and 4th in Carson Tourney; Kurt Kracaw, 4th in State; Paul Butkholder: Mitch Legarza: Bill Hillyer: Boyd Betteridge, Manager. Back row, left on right: Coach Mike Shellin: Dan Baker; Todd Goodale; Tim Billingsley, 2nd in State and Sparks Tourney and 3rd in Carson Tourney: Hank Dufurrena; John Iroz: Dan Dufurrena; Co-captajn, 3rd in State; Jim Black, 4th in State; Mike Stuart; and assistant Coach Clyde Andrass. Honors given to same of Lawry's matmen are the following: Doug Stewart Memorial Award: Denny Gortari; Outstanding Wrestler: Tim Billingsley; Most Improved: Mike Stuart: and Most mspriational: Kurt Kracaw. J .V. Wrestling J.V. Wrestlers are first row from left to right: Tom Venabel, Scott Kracaw, Mark Ashment, Allen Seals Curtis Jarvis, Dan Baker. Second row: Coach Mike Schellin, Jim Seward, Doug Stuart, Mike Kearns, Mike Michaelsen, and Dale Mentaberry. Freshmen Try Hard Freshmen basketballplayers are, the first row from Mr. Stark, coach; Craig Collins, Stuart Moore, Vance left to right: Mike Bell, David Aranguena, Robbie Vesco, Tom Baumeister, Jim Visger, Rudy Salas, Gastelecutbo, Tim Chamberlain, Mike Casalez. Joe Crajg 015m, and Tom Chipp, Buchan, Nephi Hobbs and Ted Willer. Second row: FRESHMEN 1974-75 BASKETBALL SCORES LOWRY aa Lovelock 55 N 46 Fallon 56 H 57 Lovelock 39 H 45 Lovelock 75 .7 a1 Elke 35 H 62 Battle Mountain 47 H 41 Lovelock so m 59 Battle Mountain 48 H 55 Junior High A 27 H 30 Fallon 50 H 42 Managua es 44 Elko 55 29 Managua 41 Compliments of Sierra Wine and Liquor Co. wow Freshman Babies, Sdphomare SpookS, Junior Zombies, Senior Gooks. --Anonymous 51 975-Classs 0f Discontent Senior Class Officers are, first row: Philip Buchan Student Coun- cil Representative; Kathy Bidart, President'; Cindy Vcsco, Secre- tary and Presidentw; and Mark Foree, TreasurcN. Second row: Denny Gortari, Vice-Presidcnv; Laura Quilici, Vice President' M and Dave Dakc, Treasurer. W Not pictured: Janell Souza, Secretary. H hFirst Semester Officer M-Second Semester Officer I GIVE UP. Compliments of Stockmen' s Dave Batson Maureen Aboud Nancy Angus Julie Asher Dave Adam: Nancy Asay karen Barrenccha Turn here? Ready, hit it! Compliments of First National Bank Dave Batson Maureen Aboud Nancy Angus Julie Asher Dave Adam: Nancy Asay karen Barrenccha Turn here? Ready, hit it! Compliments of First National Bank Paul Burkholder Butch Garden Christine Casalez Pete Cassinelli Pete Chabot Jim Caumiant Tom Chamberlain Tina Ceatley Compliments of Gary 8: Chris Bengochea James Choate Mike Clausen Steve Clausen Susie Clifford Joe Dendary Beth Crosby Wes Dimick Colleen Dolan Sheri Elges Dan Dufurrcna Don Ellifritz ; .9 , Has anybody seen the mght Stall er Qumn Dmmem Dave Ellison 56 Karen Ellison Klm Elmhorp Martin Engler Mike Errea Rene Fry Debbie Evans Dianna Gastelecutw Mark Foree Cathy Gilbraith Compliments of Terry's Market Spot Mike Glenn Denny Gortari 58 Judy Hammond Roger Harmon Dee Dee Harold Karen Hayes Kathy Hebert Mary Anne Herrera Willie Hines Della Higbee Bob noun GIVE IT TO ME! Sandy Kearns Dave Johnson Lloyd Johnson Lesli Jarvis Rex Jensen Charlotte Kerr Julie Larmgueta Terri Larsen Dee Ann Lee FFALO ROAM . . . GIVE ME A HOME WHERE THE BU OH 5. Vic Marcucrquiaga Dave Mendiola Lorne Lyon Carol Marty Paula Mentaherry Jenny Lloid Rick Macstrejuan Jana charza John Luna Leo Leighton Complimems of City Electric mm mm; A Mike Michaelsen Donna Mills Claire Moncivais Karen Myers John Montero Bob Nelms Sam Monroe Tom Nasvold Compliments of Golden Rule 61 62 Mary Ann Paris Athena Phillips Gordon Phillips Keith P1 est Marshall Poole Vicky Price Marie Powell Laura Quilici Compliments of Kirk's Market Ron Quilici Mike Rogers Raylcne Roush Norma Sant Randell Schultz Mike Scibior Herb Sweeney Tim Trakas MARRY YOU? DON'T BE SILLY! Robin Selleck Tom Sheppard Michelle stock Compliments of Title Service and Escrow Co. 63 a Tony Yurmi!hon Walt Vutt Cindy Vescn Dabbiv Visgvr Oun' fur Um rouxl? Gail lruu John I gmlrh Vicky Ugnldv Richard Walthvr Charhw Watmvn Dale Wands Senior Antics I'm gonna' count to three. . . . . Oh, my Gosh: Hi, Mom. What do you think your looking at? Super Senior Julie and Mike Most School Spirit Jana and Jon Best Dressed Maureen and Randy Flirt and Wolf Karen and Dave Julie and John Most Courteous Best Looking Colleen and Philip Most Intelligent Compliments of Union Federal Savings and Loan Assoc. 66 Superlatives w , . Karen and Denny Friendliest Eric Beth and Charlie Independent Best Dancers g 1 i Terri and Pete Shyest DeeDee and Tom Most Talkatlve Janelle and Dave Funniest Kathy and Bob Lesli and Steve Most Likely to Succeed Most Athletic 6. 68 Senior Sayings SE NIOR SAYINGS Dave Adams Do in others before they do in you, then split. .Eric Aldous Powder River Dave Alger We do not possess what we do not understand. Karen Barrenechea Fear not that your life shall come to an end but fear that it shall never have a beginning. Dave Batson Everybody needs somebody, sometimes. Glenn Botkin You've got a friend. Jim Brinkerhoff From the time you are born, till you ride in a hearse, things are not so bad but what they could be worse. Steve Brown Why worry about tomorrow when you may never make it through today? Philip Buchan Be kind to your enemies, you made them. Tina Cearly If you love something, set it free. If it comes back it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Tom Chamberlain A loud mouth is better than no mouth at all. Susie Clifford Wouldn't it be something if soneone gave a war and nobody came ? Colleen Dolan God didn't create me to be like other people. He created me to be the person I am. Karen' Ellison I sought my soul, But my soul I could not see. I sought my God, But my God eluded me. I sought my brother, and I found all three. Mark Foree Yes, we have no bananas. Dianna Gastelecutto The love in your heartwasn't put there to stay. Love isn't love 'til you give it away. Cathy Gilbraith Think positive and our world will seem brighter everyday. Judy Hammond As you travel the road to success only glance at your past Dee Dee Harold Do what you want today and worry about tomorrow when it comes. Karen Hayes Before you let yourself go, be sure that you can get yourself back. Mary Anne Herrera Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, It comes and softly sits on your shoulder. Col 3 Della Higbee The incomparable beauty of liferis not discovered with the eyes or the mind, but with the soul. Willie Hines Life is lovely. Love it or leave it. Kirksel Hobbs . Love for children is the best kind of love. Bob Hooft Life is a big mac. Lesli J arvis Is there any worse fate that can befall a man than to grow old unloving and unloved ? Charlotte Kerr Senior Sayings You can't win them all! H Terri Larsen Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. Jana Legarza Expect the unexpected. Leo Leighton Wehn you get drunk you go to sleep. When you go to sleep you commit no sin. When you commit no sin you go to heaven. So let's all get drunk and go w heaven. J enny Lloid Nothing ventured, nothing gained. John Luna What't the use of always dreaming, if Tomorrow is Today '2 Carol Marty Life is a pure flame, and we live by an invisible sun within us. Dave Mendiola Life is more important than the meaning of life. Paula Mentaberry Two roads diverged in a wood, and l. . . I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the differ ence . Mike Michaelsen The eyes are the Windows of the Mind. Through them you can see what is within. The trick is getting in. Sam Monroe Today is the first day for the rest of your life. Bob Nelms We're gonna have ourselves a time tonight 1 Randy Nielsen May your days he better than the best you've had Your wrinkles from laughs, not frowns Your nights spring dreams that make you glad Your joys be mountains, not mounds. Nora Norbert Life is beautiful when the green grass is always on your . side. Mary Ann Paris Help those who thep them- selves. Athena Phillips To love and be loved is the greatest joy on earth. Gordon Phillips Don't say why, say where? Michelle Stock Seeking means to have a goal, but finding means to be free. Herbie Sweeney Man, I'll sure be glad when I get outa this cotton pickin school. Tim Trakas Do it today because they might pass a law against it tomorrow. J ohn Uglade Happiness is knowing how to multiply. Vicky Ugalde I like you, you're different Tony V ermillion It's better to be in chains with friends than in a garden with strangers. Cindy Vesco It takes both sunshine and rain to make a rainbow. Debbie Visger We act as though comfort and luxury were the chief requirements of life, when all we need to make us really happy is something to be enthusiastic about. Charles Watson Love is feeling with your eyes not with your hands. 76-Class of Anticipation Junior Class Officers are, first row: Loretta Vesco, Secretary-TreasureH and Vicc-Prcsident ; and Lolene Schwartz, Presi- dentJ Second row: John Acree, President ; Roger Richards, Secretary- Treasurerw; Jim Studebaker, Student Council Represent- ative; and Bernie Cannon, Vice-Prcsidem:.m MFirst Semester officers M-Second Semester Of- ficcrs WHAT WAS THE ANSWER TO NUMBER THREE. . . John Actec John Archer Jim Arbom'es Ronda Arnold Go, team, go? Tracy Austin Kent A rrien Coy Ashment 72 Coleen Aylesworth Rikki Bachle Dan Baker Kelli Baker Goo. just what you always wanted Tammy Bankofier Mark Bataan Boyd Betteridge Chris Betz Doug Bevard Denis Brinkerhoff Gale Burkholder Daren Cartcr June Chkami Annie Buchan Bernie Cannon Cindy Chabagno Cdrul Cheats V Diane Clausen Is it 50le yew Compliments of Smu's 74 CW Dennis Coyle Pediculus humanis, commonly called crab. . . Karen Dunzway Lunnne Duntcn Aubrey Fields Clyde Friescn Nancy Eastbum Lucila Fernandez Tina Gastviecutto Julie Gilkeson Morris Greinsnein Glen Gonzalez Chris Graham Cindy Grady Scott Grantham My Fair Lady Laurel Haley Sherry Hams Bob Hardgrave Donae Hearth Compliments of Scott Shady Court Stuart Hoagland Earl Horton Mike Hornbargor Andy Horyza Hey, Joe, over here! John Iroz Mike Kearns Martha Jones Kendall Kniep Compliments of Roy's Glass Service Don Landess Mary Legarza S Robert McKenney Denise Lindley Lcnox Locke Billie Munson Cumpk'lmuma 0'! blevmh lhnliuml Bunk TADAA! I L I 75 Dawn Murdock Debra Myers Cindy Plumb Debbie Poole The Entertainers '? Roger Richards Georgia Richardson Marian R ltt 5 2,, : f a Erie Robinson Lolene Schwartz Benita Smith Georgia Tarter Elaine Roybal Jim Seward Jim Studebaker Loreen Toland WHAT DID YOU SAY ? Compliments of Winneva Distributing Co. Inc. 79 x, m William Trakas Loretta VeSCO Jil! Wcstmoreland Jeff Willel' Jerome Urban Ron Warner Lenore Wilcox Rick Wimcr Louie anguirre Bob, please. Thure are people watching. Compliments of L.W. Pnl'aldo Co, Inc. Dmlglas Jay Stewart July 10, lsss-May 23, 1974 Doug loved football and wrestling. He eagerly participated in both sports demonstrating his courage and determination 12: dc his hast for himself and his teammates. Well liked by his friends. teammates, and teachers, Doug's sunny disposition and life oonhdbuted be their happy memories. We will all miss him. 82 77-Class of Enthusiasm Snphomoru Claxs officers are, ms: w mmly sump, Truusu 1131 H; Km-t va'aczm', sivcmm-n Melanie Dlmich, Troasm cm And Julm Bauer, SUPPER! 13w- 3 onrlrou Rick s, fiohl, Vicv Pr: IrlanU; Tim Rillmgslcy, pmsidunu; lxnrvn Mvnrlioln, Student Council rmm- ntnlivc; and Hum! Hay , 'cta I'y' :md promcm- . anl scnh vstex' UUACK' ' $Svc0ml cumcstep . moor. pm . Mum, My body is a lethal wmpom Dennis Acorda Mark Allen Kathy Alexander Beth Arbonies Say the secret word, and 4 . .. Debbie Armstrong Mark Ashment Joy Asher Don Amen Linda Ayer Compliments of Euifmz Catalog Sales Agency Budnw Bagwell Jahn Bauer Cindy Bidart Mary Bowen Martin Barremhen Patricia Beck Tim Billingsley Diana Brinkcrhoff WE ALWAYS STUDY THE HARD Patty Beedles Hubert Begay Bonnie Bullock James Burrows Dorothea Carrington Bob Cassinelli Julie Caumiant Terese Childs Clayton Clarke Bryon Clelland Kirk Collins Steve Couch Richard Coy Hylari Coylc HOHUM, SHE'S ALWAYS SO SLOW 86 Chad Crosby Toni Cuddeback David Dahl Donna Davis Bruce Delaney Debbie Dennison Melanie Dlmick Hank Dufun'exm Joe Dldurrcna Linda Dunaway Mary Ellifritz scum Ellifritz Lorie Elhthm'pe Comic ringeler Cindy Erquiaga Diana English Kathv Evans Kelly Franklin Melvin Gokey Todd Goodale Evelyn Guzman Robcrt Giacometto Miguel Gomez Mitzi Guercio Terry Hanson 88 John Harris Tami! Hay Eddie Herrera Bill Ilillyer Mike Hatch Carol Henderson Greg Higley Frances Horton Jude Huber Darren Hummel I know it's gotta be here somewhcrc Compliments of Steve's Toggery Curtis Jarvis Rhonda Jemison Gary Lambert Steve Larragucta Debbie Kearns Sharon Kearns Allen Lee Mitch Logarza Connie Ketcham Kurt K mcaw Oh, Bonnie, he is too cute! Compliments of The Music Store X Arum Munluch L uHeun Marty melcm- Um'tmpl lxzn'on Hemlrolu Do, me, mi, m, 50, m, ti, do um Linnd ran Mauslrejuan Robin Logan Tobin Maw: jurm Tummy anclnud Joe Alarcin Marim MarXeHv mam Marcuerquiagu Arum Nnrlluch Cullevn Marty Jnmcm Martino? lxnron Mcndmhu no, N, mi, m, so, 11!, ca, dcw 13111 Hold Frank Mnustrewan Robin Logan Tobin Macstrehmn Tummy Lrwcland Joe Mnrcimk Marisa MnCNeHy Brent Marcuerquiagu Peggy Olsen VeAnn Olson Brent Palmer Cynthia Phillips Bert Paris Robeson Pierce THAT'S WHAT GOOD FRIENDS ARE FOR. Shelly Poole Andy Rosevear Linda Quilici Debbie Ross Compliments of Humboldt Sun 92 Gordon Roush Bonny Roybal a 1' q :Wm-w. am . Robin Schultz Sam Seals Blane Schaffer Rick Schofield 7W Phil Simpson Peggy Smith Cindy Steele GEE, STEVE, I DON'T KNOW.. . Complimcnts of Pak-Out 94 Mitch Stewart Mike Stuart Compliments of Jones' Janitorial Supply Co. 9,41 , Cheryl Sweeney Tony Temres Mike Thompson Cynthia Trakas Desi Terlisner Lisa Thompson Tammy Treick Mary Triszczuk 94 Mitch Stewart Mike Stuart Compliments of Joney Janitorial Supply Co. ; Cheryl Sweeney Desi Terlisner Tony Tcmres Lisa Thompson o, J J J Mike Thompson Tammy Treick Cynthia Trakas Mary Triszczuk 78-Class 0f Inexperience Freshman Class officers are, first row: Mimi Richards, Presidenn; Jeannette Chikami. Prosidcnw; and Debbie Hatch, Student Council Representativeu Second Row: Tom Bmlmeistcr, VichresidenP; Dave Aranguena. Secrctm-y-Troasuror; Tim Chamberlain, vicc-Prcsidcnw; and Joe Buchan. Seeletary-Trcas- CTCIJ'W. npirst Semester officer Wsecond Semester officers YOU ARE ENTITLED TO A FREE FRENCHFI?Y AT THE ARCTIC. WHOA'. '. 78-Class 0f Inexperience Freshman Class officers are, first row: Mimi Richards, Presidenn; Jeannette Chikami. Prosidcnw; and Debbie Hatch, Student Council Representativeu Second Row: Tom Bmlmeistcr, VichresidenP; Dave Aranguena. Secrctm-y-Troasuror; Tim Chamberlain, vicc-Prcsidcnw; and Joe Buchan. Seeletary-Trcas- CTCIJ'W. npirst Semester officer Wsecond Semester officers YOU ARE ENTITLED TO A FREE FRENCHFI?Y AT THE ARCTIC. WHOA'. '. 99 Shelly Bisset Freshman float makes third Liz Botkin Joe Euchan Joyce Eurkholder Kelly Carter Mike Casalcz Tim Chamberlain Jeannette Chikami Tom Chipp Denise Christoffersen Darlune Clauscn Kay Clelland Craig Collins Alicia Davis , k A Hike Euirrnz Susan Ellison Clifford 1: cy Ramon 1 clnandez I'm, She has pretty Roburt Gastcl ucutto legs. 94 100 Charlene Gvorgv Honda Gibbons Donna Harmon Donald G lasgow R obm't 01 invs mun Kevin Harrington Kellie C1055 Amy Haley Kathy Graham Amln-a Hammnns HAVE I GOT SOMETHING TO TELL YUI'E Compliments of Reliable Ace Hardware Tony Harris Debbie Hatch Bum Henderson Donna Henderson Billy Jensen Darrell Henderson Darlene Hodge Tony Jones Josie Jurado Lupe Jurado CATCH IT, AM'Y'. Compliments of Phillips Furniture and Floor Coverings 1C Jeannette King Misty Knight Marlis LaRoSe Margaret Lau Scott Kracaw MaryAnn Lawrence Donna Leidner Tracy Logan GET OET OF HERE KIRK, THIS IS A FRESIIMAN PICTURE. Jeff Marcinik Shirley Mason Compliments of Star Broiler 102 YOU WOULDN'T Debbie Mentaberry Ron Moblcy Harry Miller Stuart Moore Eddie Moravec Jeslic Munson Rick Norcutt Craig Paris Lori Morris Joe Nelson Craig, Oisen 104 Debra Pearce Ray Plumb Don Prather Evans Price Tami Rheault Rudy Salas Mimi Richards Brian Schaffer Suzell Richardson Jeri Schwartz Debbie Ritt Allen Seals Donna Short Shana Stock Doug Stuart Sheri Swanson Karen Sweeney Julie Tipton Alan Swett Guy T hacker Dan Thompson Marilyn Tom Compliments of Big Hat Saddlery Ooh! Aren't they sexy? Linda Trakas David Tustin 1C a k! Rory Upshaw Teresa Vaughn Vance Vesco Ricky Vassar Tom Venablc Jim Visger Teresa Willis We lave you, Mr. Stark Compliments of J.B.'S Liquors and Groceries 106 Julie Warner Ted Willey Lisa York as tlme goes on With experience it Should get better with time One almost xx ishcs that instead of getting older We, could gu hack in time to be as innocent and carefree 's we used to be --D:Lve Ellison District Administration Leads Ably The Humboldt Schools Robert Scott School board members, are front row left to right: Inez Taylor, Secre- Supcrintcndont tary; Jeanne Lasa, and Linda Dufurrona. Back row: Dave Boll, Don Stoker, Lyman Schwartz, President; Don Jones, Willie Hooft, and Warren Scott. Mary Y meta Inez Taylor DoDo Dolong Jeanette Clauson Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary 108 Larry Dunton Vicv-Principal James Porter Principal home sick, you say 1' Hmm... Valerie Weber Yvonne Frei Secretary Secretary Administration Faces Dilemmas This your marked a noted recession of M 1'. Porter's hairline, and Mr. Dunton took to malox, both due to the problems the sec- retaries could not solve. Without their leadership and the secretarios' aspirin bottle, the school couldn't function. For instance, the day two boys, sent to the office for disciplinary action, failed to show up. Mr. Porter, imploying his knowlcdgo and psychology of the student mind, tracked them down. Or what about the day some boys set fire to the lavoratory'? and then there was the day the Driver's Iid car was stolen. After this came . . . . . . Faculty Imparts Wisdom IWILL NOT BE HAPPY! 5:5 Clyde Andress Wayne Clark Jim Arte Michele Costa Katherina Brown J effrey Dwyer WHAT GOOD, IS A TEST WITH NO PAPER ? 110 JUST A MINUTE, I FORGOT MY GRADE BOOK AGAIN. Eran Erdelt Tom George Andrea Evert Carole Gribble Barbara Ferrari Pat Hart. 1 t n .. A WHAT DO YOU MEAN, YOL DIDN'T THINKI HAD A DRESS ? WITHOUT IT. WHY DO YOL' NO, ICAN'T s: ASK '3 Bill Knight mm McGill Paulinc Nelson Ralph Markus Cvxxynn Morgan Frank Oxbormw Ccmplimonts of Winnm's Inn 112 AVAI LABLE .M Vm AVAILABLE I r 1.1 Brent Palmer Susan Rorex Bert Polkinghorne James Salmi Hard-working, dedicated, friendly, long- suffering, donkey-riders, bus-sitters, door- lockers, kid-chasers, parent-meeters, louse- chascrs, kid-trainers, busdrivers, quiz- givers, drill sargents. . .the Lowry High faculty met all of these requirements and more as the faculty sought to impart wisdom and knowledge to Lowry's students during the 1974-75 school year. Parents had a chance to see these wonders in action on October 9 when approximately 100 filled their children's desks for an evening. Lowry's Open House succeeded in drawing interested parents and con- cerned teachers together to discuss com- mon interests. A sigh of satisfaction can now be expressed by Lowry's faculty after a busy and ful- filling year. See you all in September '75'. Mike Schellin William Stark Janice Stroud Suzanne Wade Careful, that's not professional. r., 113 Cooks AAnd Custodians Serve The School The Cooks are from left to right: Alice Dolan, Marge Spcro, and Jackie Arbomes. The Custodians are from left to right: Joe Arana, Carl I-nghtower. and James Mosley. The cooks and custodians did a fine job again this year In serving the school. The cooks demonstrated their ability to make appealing menus throughout the year considering their limited supplies and budget. The custudians have been Very busy trying to heep every thing in order. especially when there's a shower of unexpected glass. 114 Youthful games, Hep, and cheer, Nmost more name than m: could mm. nuskoumu, hnsvlmll, wnzstiing, and track, When n mmu to sports, there was no moi . Classicnumy runners at the meet, Running and panting up the mm, Girls goll knew hmx m Mn And the boys, of course. Look sum: ngmn. Mr. cmk ick in hand, Lending Lowyy's marching band. Sklts and floatg and smnos and tears, It ms 11 homecoming like 311 other years. The Ioutball game m chdn't win, but the scmor cmss did it again. my cum, Rodeo Chm, MA, and BALI, Art Club, Science Club, and Honor Socmty. The day 15 long and wc'rc nom- done- But mars xxhy mmy .s M! Kathy Bidm New Students Marianne Bradley J anell Denny Kelli Goss Linda Johnson Karen Dugger Russell J enkins Tim Kitto Lions Club Speech Contestants This year's contestants for the Lions Club Speech Contest were standing: Julie Chickami and Roger Richards; seated, Quinn Dufurrena. The theme of this year's contest was America, Where Now? Quinn Dufurrena took first place. All three speeches were excellent and all three participants are to be commended. 116 All-State and Honor Band Honor Band and A11-State Band students are leit to right Glenn Botkin, Honor Band; John Luna, Bonot Band; Cindy Plumb, Honor Band; Mark Allen. Honor Band and All-State Band; and Diana English, All-State Band. Girls? and Boys9 State Boys' State delegates are left to right: Glenn Botkin, Girls' State delegates are left to tight: Kathy Bidart, Bob Hoan, Denny Gorcari and Pete Cassinem. Lesli Jarvis. Mary Ann Paris and Colleen Dolan. Compliments of Monterc Arco Service 11 All-State and Honor Band Honor Band and A11-State Band students are leit to right Glenn Botkin, Honor Band; John Luna, Bonot Band; Cindy Plumb, Honor Band; Mark Allen. Honor Band and All-State Band; and Diana English, All-State Band. Girls? and Boys9 State Boys' State delegates are left to right: Glenn Botkin, Girls' State delegates are left to tight: Kathy Bidart, Bob Hoan, Denny Gorcari and Pete Cassinem. Lesli Jarvis. Mary Ann Paris and Colleen Dolan. Compliments of Monterc Arco Service 11 Honor Society Induction New Honor Society members, back row, left to right: Terri Larsen, Mark Foree, Tom Chamberlain, and Leo Leighton. Front row: Cindy V'esco, Beth Crosby, Karen Ellison, Cathy Gilbraith, and Lesli Jarvis. New members, back row, left to right: Linda Dunaway, Kendall Kniep, Karen Mendiola, Mike Hornbarger, and Roger Richards. Front row: Tamn Hay, Cindy Bidart, Colleen Marty and Kirk Kracaw. The night of the Honor Society Induction began with nervous- ness on the part of the new members. 'Fenseness grew when the school blacked out due to a power failure. With the return of lights and the end of the formal ceremonies, everyone relaxed enough to enjoy refreshements and dis- cuss the upcoming Honor Society trip to Disneyland. 118 All-State Athletes Most valuable player Steve Cluusen Coach of the year Pat Hart Compliments of Third Eye Photography All-Smte Athetc: are, first row fmm left to right: Dave Mendiom, football: Jerome L'rbrul. football; Ice Dommy, football and buxketball md Have Ellison, football. second row: Bob noon, football and basketball; Steve Clausen, football and bnxketball, Dan Dufurrena, football: :1an Mike Glenn, football and bmkecbau. Steve Clausen, nob Hooft. Joe nendary, and Mike Glenn also made this year's All-Stnte First Team. Notre Dame 120 Beats Purdue This ymw't. honmnmmg acu iLius proved to be more eventful than those m the p . . With the prediction that Manogur metre Damn pm- how mper scam would w k nu ovm- Lmu'y Umuhm, ammy prevailm! hvemvm The cnvnl of this hmmy hm 'vd itself when som- body decided to burn the hon rm 3 night ulde of tin , With school spi n nbmmding, Lhu bonfh' was soon Ha bum, bigger and hvttur, and whcn ht, boc. me a high- light of skit night. The imagination and enthusiasm uf the students carrivd over into their skits, especially scuiors-lst placv, Block w-end place, and Chm-h-hdors-zux place. Kathy Bidart's coronation :Is 1974 Football Hornuuoming Queen crowned the night's activities as attendants Julie Lanaghhm and Lesli Jarvis shared her joy. Although the next day Som- Dame won over Purdue, tho stomping defeat oxpncted did not materialize, and Lowry's spim lives on. 121 J ana Crowned Queen Lowry chalked up another victory at the 1975 Basketball Homecoming game by trouncing Yerington 97 to 50 in front of a capacity crowd. The evening was highlighted Mth the croxming of Queen Jana Legarza. Jana's attendants were Beth Crosby and Karen Barrenechea. Compliments of James A. Callahan 122 Lowry Third Time State Champs Lowry m Stewart .10 hm ry x-7 mumgue 42 -1 owrv 7x Boulder Cm no Thampmnmip frame 123 Buckaroos G0 Hawaiian This year the Lowry Bucks added a new flair to their game schedule-two games in Hawaii. Aided by many contributions from local business, Reno businesses and friends and supporters, the Basketball Team and the Varsity Cheerleaders were able to go to Hawaii, paying only for a few meals and souvenirs. The results of the games were Lowry 78-Molokai 46 and Lowry 95-Molokai 45. 124 Cheerleaders Whntd' yn mean our bnskcw $5.00 at the hmrdrriser's for Hus9 Take Donkey Game whxch one is tho rlonkoy ' One, point, donkeys This year Block w presented another successful Donkuy Basketball Gamr. Tm Vnrsxty Cheerimlrlers Mew or! m me Club. chm Lhc faculty for the championship. Tm Mwm brought up the roar ThL spectacle played to a mu house unrl en-v'yone had 11 great. Limp. Douhrs stm prevail. howcvcr. nhvther the gir!s 01' donkeys wcn- responsible for the fun and human 125 Nevada Jr. Miss On January 25, at the Sparks Nugget. Julie Lurragueta an and Kathy Bidart participated in the Nevada Junior Miss Pageant. They were judged on poise and appearance, talent, physical fitness, scholarship, and most important, the judges' interview. Kathy was selected as first runner-up in the contest, which was worth a $500 scholarship. She also received a $100 scholarship for poise and appearance. Julie was chosen Nevada's Junior Mjss, which won her a $1,000 scholarship. she also won two $150 scholarships, one for Talent and the other for Physical Fimess. She represented Nevada in America's Junior Miss Pageant on May 5th in Mobile Alabama. 126 Student Life student life full of 'lfe everyday's the same do 3 Ur work and never smirk or you'll lose the game smoke your pot but doxft get caught with 1: in your locker the student block likes acid rock the teache s hke weir rocker l?8 129 130 3 132 Compliments of Dillon's State Farm Insurance 134 INDE X Able, Robert 97 Aboud, Dave 129 Aboud, Maureen 53, 63, 66 Aborda, Dennis 16, 26,83 Acree, John 20, 21, 24, 25, 37, 42, .70, 71, 124 Adams, David 19,20, 53 Aldous, Eric 67' Alexander, Kathy 23, 24, 83, 91 Alger, Dave 53 Allen, Mark 19, 20, 21, 83, 117 Andreas, Clyde 7, 48,49, 110 Angus, Joyce 97 Angus, Nancy 26, 53 Arena, Joe 114 Aranguena, David 39, 50, 96,97 Arbonies, Beth 83 Atbonles, Jackie 114 Arbonles, James 31, '71 Archer, John 6., 19, 23, 37, 71, 72, 78, 128 Armstrong, Debbie 34,83 Arnold, Beth 97 Arnold, Ronda 71 Arrien, Kent 24, 31, 37, 45, 71, 72 Arte, James 45, 110 Asay, Nancy 23, 46,53 Asher, Julie 7,14, 31,64,66, 125 Asher, Joy 23, 183 Ashment, Coy 71 Ashment, Mark 49 Atwell, ' Don 22, 24, 41, 83 Austin, Chuck 97 Austin, Tracy 23, 71, 75, 83 Ayer, Linda 83 Aylesworth, Ben 31, 53 Aleswdrth, Coleen 72 Bachle, Rikki 72, 128 Bagwell, Buddy 84 Baker, Dan 16, 37, 49, 72, 79, 132 Baker Kelli 6,18, 48, 72 BaBankofier, Ronald 39, 45, 97 Bankofier, Tammy 70,72 Barrenechea, Karen 18, 53,67, 77, 122 Barrenechea, Martin 39, 84 Basson, B111 97 Batson, David 53, 88 Batson, Mark 45,72 Bauer, John 16, 82, 84 Banmeister, Tammy 97 Baumeister, Tom 39, 50, 96, 97, 105, 120 Beck Patricia 34, 84, 91 Beedles, Patty 84 Begay, Hubert 22,41,84 Belger, Joel 54 Bell, Dave 54 Bell, Laura 84 Bell, Mike 19, 20, 21, 39, 50,97 Bertz, Rick 24, 37, 54 Bettendge, Boyd 41,48, 72,99, 128 Betz, Chris 11,12, 23, 72 Bevard, Doug 72 Bevard, Tammy 84, 88 Bidart, Cindy 6, 15,31,40,47, 84, 118, 130 Bldart, Kathy 10, 14, 31, 40, 52, 53,54, 67, 117,118,121,125, 126, 133 Billingsley, Tim 24, 26, 37, 82, 84, 120 Bissett, Shelly 98 Black, Jim 20, 21, 22, 48 Botkln, Glenn 10, 12, 19, 20, 21, 23, 48, 54, 87, 117, 133 Botkln, Liz 18,98 Bowen, Mary 84 Boyce, Ed 26,54 Bradley, Marianne 116 Brinkerhoff, Denis 31, 73, 129 Brinkerhoff, Diana 84 Brinkerhoff, Jim 31, 54 Brown, Evelyn 54 Brown, Katherina 110 Brown, Steve 23, 54 Buchan, Annie 23, 73, 77, 128 Buchan, Joe 39, 50,98 Buchan, Philip 2, 6, 10, 11, 12, 18, 32, 33, 52, 54, 56, 65,66, 120, 128, 132, 133 Bullock, Bonnie 19, 20, 21, 85, 87,89,129 Burbans, Jon 24, 25, 35, 41, 42, 44,54,66,122,123,124 ' Burkholder, Gale 10, 23, 73, 118, 129,133 Burholder, Joyce 98 Burholder, Paul 48,55 Burrbws, James 85 Cannon, Bernie 6, 24, 37, 45, 70 73 Garden, Butch 55 Curington, Dorothea 85, 129 Carter, Daren 73, 131 Carter, Kelly 98 Casalez, Chris 55 Casalez, Mike 16, 39, 50, 98 Cassmelli, Bob 16,85 ' Casslnelli, Pete 16, 55, 67, 117 Caumiant, James 31, 59 Canmiant, Julie 85 Cearley, Tina 55 Chahagno, Cynthia 73,129 Chabot, Pete 16, 26,55 Chamberlain, Tim 39, 50, 98 Chamberlain, Tom 1,24,33,42, 55, 67, 118, 124 Chikami, Jeannette 46, 96, 98, 105, 131 Chlkaml, Julie 70, 73, 77, 116 Chllds, Terese 85 ' Chlpp, Tom 98 Choate, Car0119,20,21,73 Choate, James 16,55 Christoffersen, Denise 22,98 Clark, Wayne 19, 20, 22, 110 Clarke, Clayton 35 Calusen, Darlene 99 Clausen, Diane 73,131 Clausen, Mike Clausen, Steve 11,24, 36,42, 44, 55, 67, 93, 119, 121, 123, 124 ' Clelland, Bryan 85 Clelland, Kay 99 Clifford, Susie 56 Collins, Craig 41,50, 99 Collins, Kirk 24, 41, 85, 102 Costa, Michele 34, 91, 110, 131 Couch, Steve 39, 85 Coy, Richard 39, 185 Coyle, Dennis 74 Coyle, Hylu'l 85,89 Crosby, Beth 6, 7, 8, 28, 30, 56, 67, 118, 122 Crosby, Chad 23, 39, 45, as, 86 Cuddeback, Toni 19, 20, 21, 3'4, 86, 192 Dahl, David 86 Dake, Dave 24,41,52, 66 Daniels, Misty 16 Davis, Alma 29,99,131 Davis, Donna 17,86 Delaney, Bruce 39, 86 Dendary, Joe 11,24, 42,44,56, 119, 124 Dennison, Debbie 86 Denny, Janell 116 Dimick, Melanie 34, 82, 86 Dimick, Wes 24, 56 Dolan, Alice 114 Dolan, Colleen 10, 21, 56, 66, 117 Dufurrena, Dan 24,26, 37,48, 56, 119 Durfurrena, Hank 16, 26, 39, 48, 86 Dufurrena, Joe 16, 20, 39, 86 Dufurrena, Quinn 24, 26, 56, 116, 128 Dugger, Karen Dunaway, Karen 34, 74 Dunaway, Linda 86,118 Duton, Larry 16,40,109 Dunton, Luanne 23, 74 Dwyer, Jeffrey 39, 110 Eastburn, Nancy 74 Elges, Sheri 56 Ellifritz, Don 56 Ellifrltz, Mary 33,86 Elllfritz, Mike 16, 99 Ellifritz, Stuart 86 Ellison, Dave 24, 37, 59, 119 Ellison, Karen 57,66, 118 Ellison, Susan 99 Elmhorpe, Kim 57 Elllthorpe, Lorie 86 Engeler, Connie 34, 87,91 Engeler, Martin 24, 36, 57 English, Diana 19, 20, 21, 87, 92, 117 Erdelt, Erv1n 111 Erqmaga, Cindy 22,97 Errea, Mike 16, 24,57 Evans, Debbie 26, 30, 57, 131 Evans, Kathy 22, 29, 97,191 Evert, Andtiea 111 ' Exley, Cllfford 16,99 Fernande'z, Lucila 74 Fernandez, Ramon 99 Ferrari, Barbara 110, 111 Fields, Aubrey 74 Force, Mark 24, 52, 56, 57, 65, 118, 133 Franklin, Kelly 87 Frei, Yvonne 109 Friesen, Clyde 74 Fry, Rene 57 Gastelecutto, Dianna 26, 57 Gastelecutto, Robbie 50,99 Gastelecutto, Tina 74, 131 George, Charlene 100 George, Tom 16, 111 Giacometho, Robert 87 Gibbons, Ronda 26, 100 Gilbraith, Cathy 33, 57, 65, 118 ' Gilkeson, Julie 74 Glasgow, Donald 16, 100 Glenn, Mike 24, 25, 36, 42, 44, 57, 66,119, 121, 123 . Glinesmam, Robe'rt'loo Gokey, Melvin 21, 87 Gomez, Muguel 87 Gonzalez, Glen, 24,37,42 Goodale, Todd 19, 20, 21, 39, 48,91 Gortari, Denny 1o, 24, 36,48, 52, 57, 65, 117, 128, 133 G058, Kellie 100, 116 Grady, Cindy 75, 131 Graham, Chris 22, 75 Graham, Kathy 22, 100 Grantham, Scott 22, 75 Greinstein, Morris 75 Gribble, Carole 10,23,111, 118 Guercio, Mitzi 8, 87 Guzman, Evelyn 87 Haley, Amy 16,100 Haley, Laurel 10, 28, 30, 75, 129, 133 Hammond, Judy 58 Hammone, Andrea 20, 77,100, 102 Hanson, Terry 87 Hardgrave, Bob 75 Harmon, Donna 100 Harmon, Roger 24, 37, 58, 120 Harold, DeeDee 58,67 Harrington, Kevin 2, 5,100 Harris, John 88 Harris, Sherry 75 Harris, Tony 101 Hart, Pat 43, 111, 119, 124 Hatch, Debbie 11, 29, 30, 96,101, 105, 131 Hatch, Mike 88, 128 Hayes, Karen 58 Hay, Tama 15, 26, 31, 92, 91, 118 Hearth, Donne 11, 29, 75, 76, 131 Hebert, Kathy 58 Henderson, Billie 17,101 Henderson, Carol 22, 88 Henderson, Darrell 101 Henderson, Donna 17,101 Herrera, Eddie 88 Herrera, Mary Anne 5, 22, 33, 58, 129 Higbee, Della 58 Hightower, Carl 114 Higley, Greg 19, 20, 21, 88, 90 Hillyer, B111 39, 88 Hines, Willie 24, 31, 36, 58 Hoagland, Stuart 76 Hobbs, Nephi 50 Hodge, Darlene 17,101 Hooft, Bob 3, 10, 11, 24, 35, 36, 38, 43, 44, 56, 58, 67, 117, 119, 120, 121, 123, 124, 133 Hamburger, Mike 11, 31, 70, 76, 91, 118 Horton, Ear1 16, 19, 76, 79, 129 H6rton'; Frances 20, 21, 34', 88 Horyza, Andy16,31 73, 76 '3 Huber, Jude'ss Hummel, .Darren 88 Isz, John524, 31, 37, 48,76 Juvis, Curtis 6,19, 20, 21, 3-9, 49, 89 ' Jarvis,- Lean 31, 32, 33, 46, 52, 3 59;6.5,117,118,121 ' ' Jamison, Rhonda; 89 Jenkins, 11696611 116 Jenseh', Billy 1101, 116 7 J?msen, R'ex 59 5 , 1 Johnson, Dave 24,41,59,129 Johnson, Linda 116 Johnson, Lloyd 24,59 Jones, Martha 76 Jones, Tony 101' gr, Jurado, Josie 101 4 Jurado, Lupe 101 Kearns, Debbie 18, 89 6 Kearns, Mike 24, 31,49, 76 Keams, Sandy 26, 27, 59 - Kearns, Sharon 89 Kerr, Charlotte 16, 59 Katcham, Connie 19,420, 21, 89 King, Jeannette 102'. ' 1' Kim, Tim 116 , anep, Kendall 16, 29,46, 76, 116,131 , 1 Knight; Misty 102 Knight, B111 31, 112 Kracgw, Kurt 24,25, 48, 82, 89, 113 . ' 1 Kracaw, Scott 49,102 f Lage, John 19, 20, 21, 89 Lambert, Gary 89 Landess, Donglz, 77 LaRose, Marlis, 19, 2o, 21, 102 Larragueta, Julie ,3, 10, 11, 14, 31, 32, 33, 52, 59, 66, 75, 118, i 121,125,126,130, 133 Larragueta, Steve 35, 39, 45, 89,129 1 Larsen, Terri 19, 20, 21, 32, 33 1 59, 67, 1.18 ,. Lau, Margaret 17, 102 Lawrence, Mary Anne 40, 102 Lee, Dee Ann 59 Lee, Allen 39, 48, 49, 89 Legarza, Jana 25, 28, 30, 60, 66, 122 ' L6Garza, Mary 77 , Legarza, Mitch 25, 48, 89 Leldner, Donna 17, 102 Leighton, Leo 24, 36, 60, 118 Lindley, Denise 2, 12,18, 77 Lloid, Bill 6, 48, 90 Lloid, Jenny so Locke, Lenny 12,77 Logan, Robin 90 Logan, Tracy 16, 1'02 Lox'zeland, Tammy 26, 34, 90, 91 Lung. John 10,11,19, 20, 21, 24, . 41, 60, 107, 117, 130 Lyon, Lorne 60 MacNelly, Marisa 90 Maestrejuan, Frank 39, 45,90, Maestrejuan, Rick 24,35, 36, 43, 60, 122, 124, 128 Maestrejuan, Toby 39, 45, 90 Marcinik, Jeff 41, 102 Marclnik, Joe 90 Marcuerquiaga, Brent 39, 43, 90, 124 Marcuerquiaga, Vic 60 Maiiluch, Anita 14,15, 31, 90 Markus, Ralph 112 Martinez, J aniece 90 Marty, Carol 2, 10, 11, 19, 20, 21, 60,107, 118, 128, 131, 133 Marty, Colleen 22, 34, 90, 118 Mason, Shirley 29, 30, 47, 102, 120, 131 4 Mch, Rulan 32,33,112 McKellips, B111, 91 McKenney, Devron 91 McKenney, Robert 10, 32, 33, 128,133 Mendlola, Dave 24, 25, 36, 38, 43, 60, 67, 119, 122, 123, 124 Mendiola, Karen 11, 14, 15, 25, 31, 40, 82, 90, 93, 118, 130 Mentaberry, Dale 25, 49, 91, 120 Mentaberry, Debbie, 29, 30, 40, T 4 47,103,120,131 Mentaberry, Paula 10, 14, 28, 30, 60, 65, -133 ' Meyers, Chris 37,91 Michaelsen, M1cha'el7,11,18, 19, 20, 21, 33, 49, 56, ',61 65, 128,130,133 Miller, Harry 103 Mills, Donna 10, 61,133 Mbbley, Ronald, 16,26,103 Monclvais, Claire 29,30 61,, 131 Monroe, Sam 61 Montero, John'61 Montero, Lisa 91 Moore, John 39,91 Moore, Stuart 50,103 Moravec, Bobbi 17, 22,91 Moravec, Eddie 103 , Morgan, ,Gwy-nn 17, 112 Morris, Lari 103 Morton, David 91 Mosley, James-ll4 Muson, Bdllie 26 Munson, Leslie 16, 26,97,103 Murdock, Dawn 78,131 Wars, Debra 46,78 Myers, Karen 61. Nelms, Bob161 : Nelson, Joe 103 Nelson, Pauline 112 Nedick, Suzanne 34, 91 Nexvold, Tom 61 .. . Nichols, Maria 22,91 Nielsen, Randy 11,, 16, 36, 63, 66,128 Norcutt, Rick 16, 26,39,103 Norcutt, Terry 16,26, 39, 91 Olsen, Craig 50,103 Olsen, Peggy 33, 92 01son, VeAnn 92 ,Oxborrow, Frank 112 Palmer, Br6nt,,Jr-. 92 Palmer, Brent, Sr. 129 Paris, Bart16, 26, 39,92 Paris, Craig 103 ' Parts, Mary Ann 10.11,26,62,117, 118,133 Pearce, Debra 71,104 P16111179, Athena 17,62 Phillips, Cypthia 17,92 Phillips, Goi-d6n 19., 2o, 21, 23, 36,61, 62, 7a ' Pierce, Rebecca 92 Plumb, Cindy 19, 20, 21, 23, 73, 117 . , Plumb, Ray 16,104' Polkinghorne, Bert 37,13,125 Poole, Debbie 17, 23, 78 Poole, Marshall31, 62,132 Poole, Shelly 19, 20, 21, 92 Porter, James 15,107,109 Iiow'eiI,Mar1e 23. 46, 62 Prather, D011 19, 20, 21,104 Prest, Keith 62 ' Price, Evans 104 Price, Vicky 62 Quilgpi, Lahra 52,62,66 Quilici, Linda 1,9,20,21,92 Qullici, min 62,; ' Rheaulc,Tam1 1'04 Richards, Mimi 5,18, 29, 30,96, 104,120,131 ' Richards, Roger 16, 26 31, 70, 7,8 116,118 Richardson, Georgia 26, 46, 78, 80 , Richardson, Su'ze16146,104 6 Ritt, Debbie 104 Ritt, Marian 78 Robinson, Erle 41,79 Rogers, Mike 31,62,130 Rorex, Susan 18,46,113 Rosevear, Andy 19, 20, 21, 92 Ross, Debbie 6, 91, 92 Roush, Gordon 39, 93 Roush, Raylene 62 Roybal, Bonny 19, 20, 21, 93, 129 Roybal, Elaine 79 Salas, Rudy 5,39, 50, 104 Salmi, James 41 Sank, Norma 63 Schaffer, Blane 93 Schaffer, Brian 104 Schellln, Mike 36,48, 49, 112, 113 Schofleld, Ricky 16, 82, 93 Schultz, Randell 63, 65 Schultz, Robin 39,93 Schwartz, Jeri 104,105, 131 Schwartz, Lolene 10,18, 29,30, 32, 33, 46, 70, 79, 118, 131,133 Scibior, Mike 63 Scott, Robert 108 Seals, Allen 20, 21, 39, 49, 104 Seals, Samuel 19,931 Selleck, Robin '22, 63 Seward, James'31,49, 79 Sheppard, Tom 25, 63 Short, Donna 17, 105 Simpson, Phil 93, Smith, Benita 79 Smith, Peggy 17, 93 Souza, Janell 28, 63,67 Spero, Marge 114' Stark, William 50, 113 Steele, Cynthia 82, 93 Stewart, Fred 16, 39, 93 Stewart, Mitch 19, 20, 21, 94, 132 Stock, Michelle 46,63 Stock, Shana 22,46,105 Strand, Janice ,32, 34, 113 Stuart, Doug 20,21, 36, 49, 105 Stuart, Michael 19,20, 21, 39, , 4s, 94 Studebaker, Jim 11, 31, 7o, 79 Stult2, Des129,94. Swanson, Sheri 105 Sweeney, Chery194 Sweeney, Herbert 26,63 Sweeney, Karen 16,105, Swett, Alan 105 Tartar, Georgia 79 Tamas, Tonyv94 . Thacker, Guy105 Thompson, Dan 16,96,105 Thnmpson, Lisajl9, 20, 21,34, 94 Thompson, Michael 16,94 Thompson, Stan 16, 24,36 Tipmn, June 16, 46, 47,105 Toland, Loreen 79 Tom,jMar11yn 105 ' Trakas, Cynthia 94 Trakas, Linda 105 Trakas, Tim 63 Trakas, Wihlam 16,80 Treick, Tamn1y794, 121 Trlszczuk, Mary 22,94 Tm'a, G21164 ' . Trujilld, Loretta 19, 20, 21, 95 Tustin, Anne 95 Tustln, David 16,105 Ugalde, John 24, 26, 36, 64, 66, 120 Ugalde, Vicky 11,46,64 Upshaw, Magk 24,39,45,95 Upshaw, Rdiy'16,166' Urban, Jerome 24, 37, 45, 80, 99, 119 ' Urban, Jordan 95 Vassar, Ricky 106 Vaughn, Teresa 18,26,106 Venable, Timi49h106 Vermillion, Tohy'16, 26, 36 64 Vesco, Cynthia 26, 52, 64, 118, 131 Vesco, Loretta 26, 70, 80, 90 Vesco, Vance 16,26,50,106 Vetter, Joyce 4o, 95 ' , Vetter, Walter.'24, 25, 43, 64 Visger, Deborah 5, 64 Vi'sger, Jim 50,106 Wade, Suzanne 113 Walther, Raymond 12,41, 95 Walther, Richard 12,64 Warner, Julie 17, 40, 106 Warner, Ronald 31, 45, 80, 99 Watson, Charles 4, 11, 19, 20, 21, 24, 33, 43, 59, 64, 124, 132 Wever, Valerie 109 Westmoreland, Jill 80,99 Wilcox, Lenore 80,99 Willer, Jeff 31, 37, 45, 86, 99, 128 Willer, Ted 25, 4s, 50, 106,120, 129 Williams, Jon 95 Willis, Teresa 103, 106 Wilmer, Richard 19, 20, 21, 23, 80, 99, 129 Wirthlin, Larry 3, 95 Woods, Dale 64 York, Lisa 47, 106 York, Renae 34, 91, 95 Yzaguirre, Louie 31, 80,99 E w 13! From the $113. We all wiH pa Sayms goodby . wnl m 4: success Others may fall aside Many Will chase and catch a dream A few will run and hide Forrwekall must take a journey To wherever life may lead Hoping that someday All of uswin succeed --John Luna