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

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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.

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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.

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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.