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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1976 volume:

LLLLL ', GM 51., WIWH, 50;? . 'A s HERITA GE a balance of old and new, am idea passed on, hidden away, existing only in memories and yet bursting tbru every modern design a subtle m d .n m e r t n e l .1 S a that we are all e; n 0 t S g m p w, t S from an era 0f grandeur and hardship and that we are pushing forward building from our noble heritage . . . through an era of change, a yet nobler one . . . lisa tbompson One person building a noble heritage for Winnemueca is Mr. Frank Oxborrow. As president of the Nevada Historical Society he is heading the creation of 3. Humboldt County Museum. The building to be used is the origi- nal Saint Mary's. Espiscopal Church, one of the oldest churches in Winnemucca. Mr. Oxborrow taught in Winnemucca for many years before becoming Guid ance Counselor in 1972. In that capacity he is a huge help to all the stu- dents at Lowry, but more importantly, he is a friend. Because of the man, not the position, everyone who knows him has benefitted in some way, and we all respect and admire his unselfish contributions of time, attention and friendship. Because we owe him so much, the Yearbook Staff dedicates the 1976 Winnada to Mr. Frank Oxborrow. .A-Q V5.55? T'f 'tll'Tl' 1J0! District Administration Directs Schools m1 Muurd Ulemv - muuw Irma; 1mm 5 ..am. unmiunumnimu Iluan, dark; Dave um: lhm Wm; W'irv'tm Scan. Not pnmml: Don 5mm. anur Sup: v'mnzmlvm n-umm Human hm uvlm- Marv Yuma xm' D'Awrvmrv s. um-mv .. ,. 9.. . v.4; Compliments of Al Jones Office Equipment .r- l0 , lax Administration Has Eventful Year 1 $ i . it Jams: Porle-r lurv'v mum. n Prnxrwm w -Nnm:ipm M, n m m 1 This ruhool uzar m menthll um: mr uw high bmum administration. The premature huumccming bonfire for the vcoud vear m a row caused Mr. pom r me lo or more hair. an ulcer amok, 3nd mm whpn u was am, cuvcrui chm Um Culprits 11ml ulx'eaxlv :ruduatei Mr. nmmm villainized the cnmmumtx' in his role as sz-dley Smldgm m the faculty play und m- studunts felt hp, stayed in villainous shaman for um mmmdcr of m year! The administrumuk mainstays. m5. Weber and Mn. Frei. provldvd thrir usual moral support, nm to manhun work, although Valuue was an crutches mr mulv than six wm-ks. Yvonne l m socrewrv x I V ? Compliments of Alicia's Coiffure 12 Faculty Motivates Students Clyde Amln-gs Paul Boturv KilUlvl'ilN BFOWH Advanced Hiwlngx' Studunt Touchvr Nuvuls Biology l nglish 11A Gonlugv mezm lI Sihvl Butchrr Wme- CILer Michulv 0mm l,ihrul'iun Chair Spanish 1, 11, III Bund Stage Band Compliments of BEYARD LAMBERT CONSTRUCTION CO. J eff Dwyer American History Barbara Ferrari Special Education Ervin Erdelt Bookkeeping General Business General Math Office Machines Record Keeping Tom George Ag Ag Structures Animal Science Ornamental Horticulture Range Management Woodshop Girls' Woodshop Compliments of BIDART BROS. MACHINERY Andrea Evert Girls' P. E. Carole Gribble College Prep Drama English IV Novels . Speech Creative Writing l3 w ;4 mm 12m Krugh! muun 3mm Hm I- : V lnguth Auto shop 11. m, n Lugnsh n '. , ' L-n-Lu' Am Shup Ur mum; to Uvmg c. ' 1 - mlph Hdrkus ; l'hvmisu K Go ulmad. nwn mm mm.' hm 3mm pm g1 darlvnce ' Pl'vijm ' . Compliments of BILLINGSLE Y MOTORS Mam hers mam A r z m; w annhrlur .n hm l'sx'sunul I Hun: nu. mmw um I put m mam mhv Lmvna Muxgux Harm 1L X mlm'mr ?Iekvgr LINKS ULMKH 1m 4nd mm H mm, A mm mm mm 11a m .pnmu Blame! bLkaJ K reumm Lmulng rn-mvs 5: my. Fompliments nf Bill's NEWS STAND 16 Joe Pedrojetti American Government World Geography Susan Rorex Art I, II, III Compliments of C.B. BROWN CO. Brent Palmer Advanced Math Algebra I, II Geometry Jim Salmi Boys' P. E. Mike Schellin Drafting Driver's Ed Bill Stark Algebra I Calculus General Math Orientation to Living Their job is endless, sometimes unfulfilling and trying, but seldom dull. Year after year, coming back to try again, they grace the halls, fill the classrooms, and wonder what to do next. We thank them all and hope that someday they can look back and be glad they chose to be our teachers :11 Lowry High. Suzanne Wade Mark Winans Teacher Aide Environmental Science Health World History Compliments of BUCKBOARD PRINTERS l7 18 Cooles cmd Custodians Stew f; Sweep Custalinns: Jnmcs Muslm and Jov ,M'nna. Compliments of THE GOLDEN RULE C 00k 5: Alice Dolun, Mum, A1111Iichcx'arriu, mu! Margo Spum. Stowing and sweeping wore the primc concerns of the culinary and custodial staff this year. Working within the limits of inllatcd prices and finicky appetites, the cooks did their best to fill hungry stomachs. '1th cus- todians nursed the decrepit boilers through the wintcr and smui-rchdarly muckcd out the buildings, keeping the C1118 sromns warm and free from overwhelming litter. Custodians: Curl Hightowur 21m! Claudio Ymmljrrv. -4 Graduates 19 Senior class officers for first semester arc: President, Lolene Schwartz; Vice-President, Robert McKinney; Secretary, Loretta Vesco; Treasurer, Tammy Bankofier; Student Council Representative, Roger Richards. Senior class officers for second semester are: Treasurcwstudent Council Representative, Roger Richards; Xice-President, Dawn Murdock; President, Kent Arricn; Secretary, Karen Dunaway. Compliments of THE CHARME HOUSE David Aboud John A creo James Arbonies John Archer Upml mouth. Insert fcct. Clww wvll. M W4 ' '- g meznm. hm Compliments of the CORNER DRUG STORE Kent Arrien Coy Ashment Tracy Austin .u-u. THE wmvms: m, don't cm, what anvbody saysb Rikki Bachle Compliments of DE LONG TRUCK LINES 22 Daniel Baker Kelli Baker Tammy Bankofier Boyd Betteridge Which way to the game ? Compliments of DOWNTOWN MOTEL 23 Chris Betz Doug Bevard James Black Why vzm't these students think of better excuses 7 Denis Brinkerhoff Compliments of ECHEVARRIA FARM RANCH SUPPLY 24 Clayton Brown Anne Buchan Gale Burkholder Bernie Cannon TIH'I MI'MM'Y WALKS or AXOTHl-IR OF GlHBBLI-I'S FR EARS ON THE LOOSE Compliments of the IIUMBOLDT SUN 25 Daren Carter Cindy Chabagno .Iulie Chikami 'l'welvc ,anrs and this is all Iget? C3101 Choatc Compliments of J.B. 'S LIQUORS GROCICRIES 26 Diane Clauscn Dennis Coylc .Iam-Il Denny Is Sally Dorian Darn, thv bnvs haw- thm- gvm AGAIN. Compliments Of JIM'S CHEVRON SERVICE 27 1.94; Karen Dunaway Cindy Erquiaga Lucila Fernandez I'm faking this smile; the flag is heavy. Tina Gastlccutto Compliments of JOHNSTONE MOTOR CO. 28 Marsha Gilchrist Glen Gonzalez Cindy Grady Chris Graham! To pinch m- not to pinch. That ls the question. Compliments of KIRK'S MARKET 30 Scott Grantham Morris Greinstein What do you mean, 'Wipc that snarl off your facc' ? Compliments of LA VILLA MOTEL Laurel Haley Sherry Harris Donae Hearth Mike Hornbarger Earl Horton Arvin Hyatt I just love a parade. Compliments of LEONARD'S CLEANERS 31 John iroz Linda Johnson Martha Jones Mike Kearns I am NOT a Mexican blackbird. NO, Compliments of the MARTIN HOTEL 32 Kendall Kniep Donald Landess Mary Legarza Denise Lindley We've joined Lhc Pepsi m generation. ' l l l Compliments of MAYFAIR-SEWELL'S 1 I 33 Lenny LOCke Robert McKinney Daxyn IUurdock Debra Myers Debra Poole Compliments of MIMI'S DRESS SHOP 34 Dianna Powell Georgia Richardson Philip Price Honor Sm'iurn' what? Compliments of MONTERO'S ARCO SERVICE Roge r Richards 35 I . x. .4 l-Jrlc Robinson Elaine Royhal Julio, Sclmnkv The Fonz '2 Lolan Schwartz Compliments of SCOTT SHADY COURTMOTEL 36 James Seward Jim Studebaker Georgia Tartar Doug Thompson Is this what you guys think of studcnt uovormm-nt '3 Compliments of the MUSIC STORE Loreen 'I'oland William Trakns Jerome I'rban Loretta Vosco But Jorrmn-, I was nnh kidding! Compliments of NACIIIONDO MOTORS, INC. 38 Ronald Warner Jill Westmoreland Jeff Willer Would you believe 'kissing cousins, ' or just kissing? Louie Yzaguirre Compliments of NEDA MOTEL 39 Life has its disappointments, but there is no need to be one of them. Kendall Kniep And I like life enough to see it thru. Tracy Austin The best part of one's life is his friendships. Loreen Toland A miracle is something that can never happen, until it does. Earl Horton Don't let it end until you let it begin. Marsha Gilchrist Walk beside me, not behind me, for a friend will always help along the way. Georgia Richardson Smile. It makes people wonder what you've been up to. Lolene Schwartz So much to prove; so few to tell you why. . . . Martha Jones The most wasted day in the world is the day in which you have not laughed. Kelli Baker Tomorrow lasts only as long as today, but yesterday lasts forever. Andy Horyza Only one life will soon be past; only what's done for Christ will last. Gale Burkholder Look to this day, for yesterday is al- ready a dream, and tomorrow is only a Vision. . . . Scott Grantham If you see someone without a smile, give 'em one of yours. The memory of it lasts forever! Loretta Vesco I believe in communication through involvement. Lenny Locke Compliments of FOXY FOUR WHEELER Senior Sayings To be or what to be? Doug Bevard People are like the weather; they're always changing! Bill Trakas To know things as they are is better than to believe things as they seem. Chris Betz Chain up the dogs; put on the coffee; I'm coming home. Jerome Urban Time is everything. When you don't have time, you don't have anything. Dan Baker As I leave this school of beauty and am forced upon the outside world, I fear no evil; for I am the evilest 1'19th of them all. Kent Arrien Get high and never come down! Annie Buchan A woman is only a woman, but a cigar is a smoke. Louie Yzaguirre Things are never the same remembered twice. Dawn Murdock Put off today what you can do tomorrow. J im Arbonies No matter what, make the best of it. Don Landess Things turn out best for those who make the best out of the way things turn out! John Acree Happiness is being a Basque. John Iroz The true friend, the lasting friend, is the one who knows us for what we really are and doesn't try to change us. Donae Hearth TodayI am me, the same person I'll be tomorrow only just a little uiscr. Cindy Grad Why me ? It wasn't my fault. Morris Croinstci Tho I walk thru the valley of darkness in the shadow of death I fear no cvil because I'm the meanest we in the whole valley. Co-go' No pit is so deep that God is not dcepe still. Laurel Hale: Do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you ca in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the people you can, as long as ever you can. lilriine Royba Be good. af you can't be good, be carefulJ Carol Choatt I am not afraid of tomorrow, f or I have seen yesterday, and love today. D.l Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is like a broken-wingcd bird that can not fly. Cindy Erquiag God said it. That settle it! I believe it. Jim Seward Don't put off tomorrow what you cand today. Daren Carte The love in your heart wasn't put ther to stay; love isn't love until you give it away. Georgia Tru'tez Nothing like us ever was . . . . Sally Dorial Being different is not only fun; it is a challenge. Do you understand? Robert Mclx'inne M issed Prints Xlnh HHIWV'II le'ViIl '1 hrmmwvn 12 :Hur 1 ,prllhhuuz 1' Tm rllIA131rEItII'I! :,I urn '1x 1119M. fox IhL'rv ldlk' ,II'I'Ixmg Nqnlnrn. Compliments of HORTON'S BLDG. MAIX'Ilix-XXCl-I 41 Senior Superlatives FRIENDLIEST - Kent Loretta MOST INTELLIGEIVI' - Robert K' 1101mm MUST INDEPENDENT - Martha K- Louie N0 SMOKING SIIYEST - Donald it Sherry Compliments of CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITIES CO. 42 WK l l A llIH'I - Xnnv A 31114; HINT UHIANHxH - I'wrlliw b. HH 111 5'1 Ilext'Jth -l'1h A 'I Inu'x Compliments of the STAR BROILER JLJHV! IN LITA; Juim ax lhl 3.1 MI NI VI'HIJ 'HV - Iu'lll ' .-M I n1m' 43 7 Rogcr xv blame MubT SCHOOL SPIRIT 7 John K Julie L. MOST COL'WJ'I-IOI'S - Laurel Phil Compliments of tho STEREO SHOP m i , 7.4.;99v9 in I 4 Mwutwr lxmwn 'lemiinlu, X H- rl'u 1 :vaIH 46 junior C lass Officers WNW! Vh-w HUNT! MW: Mull, H n H'wmm, qmlvm Cmmnul rvpr'rwm mud M w mle; FUHM'H Hill'tv, Nw'vwlztw 'l l'v:I 1HvI . Nut pin'tmwi: thnii rnulw, xwwrm! rrw-fr: H.HM K .1 wIlw - r Mx 3:4., 2m l mwr; 1km WM anlq K rw J'szwlw';Iwml.31w 1M- . Compliments of CITY ICLEC'IRIC INC. WMCNLCJJ E du'f. M 114ww, Sum :w' Vunnml r'ww w IHM- Dennis Acorda mun- Alexander mm; mm Bum Arbonics Joy Asher Mark Ashmcnt Donald Atwull Linda Ayar Dchbic Armstrong Martin Barrntneclma Mike Barry Smilu, and say cheese ..... burger Compliments of FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Patricia Beck Tammy Bovard Hubic Begny Marla Bell Tim, we've got to stop meeting like this. Cindy Bidm't Tim Billingslvy Diana Brinkerhoff Bonnie Bullock Mary Bowvn Dorothea ' a1 1 ington Compliments of HFMBOLDT READY MIX Bob Cassinclli Dale Cook Julie Canmiemt Barbara Chipp What else are mat mam: for? Steve Couch Hylari Coyle Toni Cuddeback Donna Davis Chad Crosby Bruce Delaney Compliments of JONES JANITORIAL SUPPLY CO. 49 Debbie Dennison Hank Dufurrcna Joe Dufurrcna Linda Dunnway Mary Ellifritz Stuart Ellifritz The strong, silent type? Well, smell isn't cvcwthing. Kathy Evans Compliments of RA FOURY-ARMSTRONG-TURNER Eu CO. 50 Paul Garcia Robert Giacometto Miguel Gomez Mitzi Gucrcio Vincent Hall John Harris Mike Hatch Of course it never snows in Winnemucca. Carol Henderson Compliments of LOUIE'S BARBER SHOP 51 52 Ed Herrera Greg Higley Bill Hillyer Frances Horton Ru ssell Jenkins Jude Huber Darren Hummel Compliments of CHRIS' SHELL SERVICE Curtis Jarvis Rhonda Jamison Debra Kearns Gary 1 ambm Steve Larraguvm Bill LloiLl 51m run Ix'Un ms Allyn 1.00 Conniv Kutrh 1m Vltch Legin'li Kurt Ixmuuv 1mm T 5110!! John LILLU Tammy Imwmna Compliments of NICYADA MOTEL 53 Lisa Montoro John Moore Bobbi Morm'cc David Norton ,1 Dcvron MCKCHHBY Suzanna Nuntlick What's so funny about mu playing Santn Claus'fH Terry Norcutt Peggy Olson Brent Palmer . Complimcnts of the PARK MOTEL 55 Cynthia Phillips Shelly Poole Linda Quilici Andy Rosevcar Debbie ROSS Gordon Roush R ick Schoficld Blane Schnffcr Robin Schultz Compliments of J. C. PENNEY CO. 56 Sam Seals Kim Shaw Phil Simpson Peggy Smith Cindy Steele Mike Stuart Compliments of L. W. PERALDO CO., INC. Mitch Stewart Tony Temres Lisa Thompson 58 Mike Thompson Cynthi a Trak as Mary Triszczuk Loretta Trujillo Mark Upshaw Joyce Vetter Brent, Brent? ! Compliments of PETROLANE-NEVADA GAS SERVICE VoAnn Olson Ray Walther Larry Wirthlin Renae York This is me old lady who swallowed Lhu mu I missed Captain Kangaroo for ths v z X: fg' x'm SURE! Pv'ow AL undm' vour oxm hxo Arman I used to have 7st til l mu Wmfwan Jack! Mm, chrismws wwymw. C'mon Chns, let's go 'w-ustle' Compliments of PHILLIPS FURNITURE K: FLOOR COVERINGS 59 Sophomore C lass Officers First semester sophomore officers, clockwise, are: Joe Buchan, Student Council representative; Tom Baumeister, President; Joni Elfring, Secretary- '1 reasurer; Vance Vcsco, Yice-Presidcnt. Second semester sophomore officers, left to right, are: Darlene Clausen, President; Joe Buchan, Student Council representative; Joyce Burkholder, Secrctm y. v' Tr0asurcr. Not pictured: Shirley Mason, Vice-President. Compliments of RAMASCO JEWELRY David Aranguunn Chuck Austin Ron Ba nkofje r Joyce Angus Bill lmsson Tammy Baumeister Mike Bell Shelly Bissctt Tom naumeisuer Larry Blaylock Compliments of RALEY'S EAGLE DRUG SPORTING GOODS 61 Liz Botkin David Brown Joe Buchan Joyce Burkholdcr J ames Burrows Mike Casalez g, J. James Callahan Tim Chamberlain Land Ho! Kelly Carter Jeannette Chikami Compliments of thc RECKON BAR 62 Alicia Davis Mike Ellifritz Sus an Ellison Darlene Clausen Kay Clelland Karen Duggcr Mr. Clark, it's the mun. rmany did swallow my sax. Compliments of the RED BULL CASINO Joni Elfring Cliff Exley Robert Gastolecutto 63 Don Glasgow Robert Glincsmzum Kathy Graham Amie Ilalcy Donna Harmon Kevin Harrington Sure, Mr. Winans, we understand. Compliments of DONNELL RICHARDS REAL ESTATE Darrell Henderson John John ston Debbie Hatch Billie Henderson OH NO! Compliments of PETE SALLA PLUMBING HEATING s 3 Donna Henderson Billy Jvnsen Josie Jurndo 65 mm n An: y;-kpm .4. W4......U v. AA- 66 Scott Krac aw Jeannette King Marlis LaRosc M argarot Lau Wow, she's not bad! Compliments of SIIE LL PRODUCTS Tracy Logan Lois Manning Shirley Mason Debra Mentaberry Craig Olsen Lori Morris Craig Paris Joe Nelson Ricky Norcutt l X Harry mm X , DebrnPearcc Ron Mobxey y smart Moore W Ed Moravcc 1 Smile Joe, 3 camera Compliments of SIERRA WINE K: LIQUOR CO. 68 Ray Plumb Don Prnther Rudy Salas Mimi Richards Tami Rheault Allen Seals Jeri Schwartz Compliments of SIMPLOT SOIL BUILDERS Suzcll Richardson Sidney Sm ith Karon Sweeney Sharon Swan Son Shana Stock Alan chtt Dan Thompson Julie Tipmn Linda Trakas Rory ITpshaw David Tustin Compliments of SONOMA SERVICE STATION 69 Ricky Vassar Teresa Vaughn Tom Vcnable Vance Vesco James Visger Julio Warner Ted Willer Phlbbt! Jon Williams Teresa Willis Lisa York Compliments of SOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATION 70 uwlh Hwy, Cw rug, WWII g0 rm: mm LH' vmn'i : EXIT Honest, Miss Evert. . .we only had one! Who turned the monkeys loose? Compliments of the GEM SNACK BAR 71 72 Freshman Class Officers First semester freshman Class officers, eltwlm'iw, :n'c: MiCkvy Bidart, President; Jeff York, student Council rcprvsontntivc; Stm'e Acroc, Tronsurvr; Monica Vcsco. Svcretary. Not pictured: Karina Crosby X'iCc-Prcsidont. .3 - ..o Second somwtm' ft'cshmrm C1215: officers, lvft to right, arc: Dave Elizondo, l'r casurur; Kelly Kniop, Student Council represcnatntix'v: Rolfe Schwartz, X'iCc-Prwi.'h?nt; Mm c Acrr-o, Sum'vtary. Not picturod: Mickey Bidm't, PrcSidcnt. Compliments of BILL MacDONALD Mu! 1f they don't. likr UH; vax I called nmu .. . Robert Abel Tassea Allen Cody Ashmcnt Jodi Baker Steve Acme John Angus Jimmie Ayer Tom Alexander Allen Armstrong Joyce Allen Compliments of STEVE'S TOGGERY Curtis Baum Mary Baumeister How much did they pay the Judges 7 ' Annie Barr Wallace Baum Robyn Beaman Tony Beaman Linda Belger Lisa Bell Compliments of STOCKMEN'S STORE Genny 5mm 74 Bryan Casaluz Lupe Chavez Do I have m '2 David Chapman Jackie Chikami Mickey Bidalt David Cannon Gaorge Boggia Karen Buckingham . Jennie Buchan Comphments of 'lALLMAN LUMBER CO. Terri Clausen Karina Crosby Audie Cross Sandi Cuddeback Denise Denny Kevin Dick Away from the crowd .' 3 3 3 -, R My. 1 i v 3 3 g , x o ' c 3 , 3.3.. Debbie Elges Gary Elges David Elizondo Rory Ellifritz Compliments of WM. M. THOMPSON 76 r $2 2 V I5: Ramon Fernandez Gram Foster Leroy Garcia Iodine George Dawn Golliher Anna Gonzalez Smish W A Bret Gonzalez Tracie Goodale Michael Gough Compliments of TITLE SERVICE 8: ESCROW CO. 77 78 ;.9 .55, Clayton Gusky Mike Guzman Jeff Hammons Chuck Higley Beverley Hill Colleen Holt Oh, Gee, School again Compliments of UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS sz LOAN ASSN. Melinda Holt Ken Hummel Mary J arman Steve J enista Sam J ohnstone Tony Jones Gabby Jurado Kirby Keller Louis Kelly Kelly Ketcham Pretty? Oh, Idnn't know. Kelly Kniep Stan Lau Patricia Leavitt Dawn Logan Compliments of UNION SEED CO. 79 Michael Lowncy Jackie McDade Rick McDonald Dan Mackey Cindy Martinez Lupe Martinez Jesse Martinez Tony Mundows Jeff Ncyers Denise Michelson Elizabeth Minor Compliments of TERRY 8: BONI MILLER v Morrison 9mm Chn' nn Monnrrcl Bill Mmhy Tori Non Wm ??cmWMM mmvuw Kluwvm. waaw Wm Dixie Palmer 1 nrry Dalmcr Tammy Palmer Compliments of VICTORY SUPPLY CO. 81 Freshmen make noise better! Tim Plumb Joe Ross Debbie Schunke Rolfe Schwartz Sabrina Reed Ruben Salas Bob Rheault Valerie Sant Letty Ringheimer - Bryan Schaffer Compliments of WAGNER WAREHOUSE 8; STORAGE 82 Betty Seward I gotta go! Debbie Shaw Cindy Smith Sharon Snell Tina Stewart Lori Stoker Compliments of WESTE RN AUTO Rick Stokes Janet Studebaker Alfred Swett Chris Tartel' 83 Hm: Plano 'l 0 Cheryl Thompson Mark Tolzmd AI Urban scewm Warner Ray Turner Janet Valle Roger Wuston Monica Vesco Chip William 5011 Dennis Wirthlin Compliments of WINNEMUCCA BLACKSMJTH SHOP Hold min a minute Jeff and you'll be lxmutitul! Darla White Michell Wolicki Sheri W oolfolk Jeff York Compliments of WINNEMUCCA EQUIPMENT CO. 85 ,2, ..... I Like to sit alone Joyce? Jello - slurping contest winner . . . Those Freshmen all look the same to me. Mr. Pedrojetti just said hello to me! Compliments of GLENNON EQUIPMENT CO. 86 Em MW And hm'v wo arc in beautiful dumnown Furnlcy! A typical 1 I L'Shl11i I1 Ilomvcmning Skit . . . Dumb! I only mwd 1.3 more Cums. .xh. . .szght rud-Jmmlml! Compliments of VALLEY INSURANCE 8: REALTY 87 88 Frank Gillnrdo Lcslcc Mclx'cmm New S tudents at Lowry Tech Jodie Widthson Lid Werner Ronda Gibb ons Compliments of CALIFORNIA PACIFIC UTILITIES CO. Loyal Gibbons Barbara llolladuy Ix'znhzu'ino Stzmcil 1:311 Steinshoucr Compliments of the FRONTIER MOTEL Tummy Thomas 89 -.. . r$4iv A Ame J , 7 v m'xnuw' Girl .4' What do you mean, 'what do I have m the bng7' whaw! Me chcaw Mr. Dwyct'H Puclwnrbow And Wu thought superman was a gnndyvgoodw Compliments of SPROUSE REITZ CO. 90 l ! ! l ! Organizations 91 i! i, M HO L D T ? C 0 l V VT C 013 R ' '4 k . m .... $.43 PrPr-waakqggm XQMAV w w a . map x , - ,. -g1.ww w;.-.:- - . - ' v r ' .t . S tudent Council Govems School Creatively The courthouse, which sits on the corner of Fifth and Bridge Streets, was built in 1920 after the Old Courthouse burned down. While the plans for the new courthouse were being made, a temporary one was set up in the old high school building mow the Grammar Schooh. One interesting point is that the new courthouse build- ing was the cause of the diVision of Humboldt County. When Lovelock stated that they would pay only $75, 000 for the construction of the courthouse the issue of division was brought up. A few months later the bill was passed and Pershing County was formed. Information courtesy of Mrs. Michaelsen. Student Council mcmbem and the group they re- presvm am: left to right, first row: Anita Mzu'iluch, Spanish Club; Tani Cuddcbach, Iland; T311111 Hay, Clwcl'lcudvrs. Second row: Itolcnc Schwartz, Srmglczulcrs; Colleen Marty, Honor Society: Shirley Mason. Block L; Elaine Royhnl, Student Body; lxnrvn Duuuwny, Student 130th . Mark .chn, Winnarlzi. Third row: John htchcr, Student Body; Prank Mllcall'cjuun, Junior Class; Monica Vrsco, Choir; Joe Buchnn, sophmnmv Class: .Jvff York, Freehman Class; Mike Smart, V.I.C.A.: Linda Hulgor, ISuc-knruucs; John Acme, Student Body: Robert McKinney, School Board: luvger Richards, Senior C1355. Not pic- tured: Li; Bothin, Art Club; mbbie Mormoc, IIHNXx. Chrig Hvtz, Science Club: hn't Paris, IV. I'.X.: Mr. Porter, .deisur. Student Body Officers, left to right, are; John Acute, Vicc-President; 'ltnmn Hay, limd Chvvrlcnder; John Archer, President; Karen Illnzurzw, 'Itwnsurer; Iviluinv Roybal, Secrcmrv. Compliments Of THIRD EYE PIIOTOGRA PHY 92 P1011, P1011. 1LT, 2 . .'....XV '11'r'tJ.$ Thw H'llt'i X H1 N 1M . . . MUN?! M llun'l trx .nnithw, Muldxi' xlm p m 11an whvr1 ' 'I xgm' L1 UM H I lunch. Compliments of L ICGARZA, LEE, BARENGO, DOYLE, av McNALLY 93 Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit 31'81 1' : chvcx'luwiul'r, 1UP to right, 1111-: 'I'Intm Him, HUM Chuvrlumim'; Iizu'cu Mmldioln. Kathy .Xluxmniw, and Cmm; Iiirlnri. Junior anbm. Chu-vrlrmlxvr'a, 1n:f110fij,;ht, mm: Hrhhiw 15511011, Jvr'i Schwartz, vjvrmnriu' Chiktmli, :Lml Ik-bbic Mrnmhcrrw. hum C'hC-Lgrlctldu1'. Compliments of a FRIEND. 94 nu n and Jumor Varsity Cheerleaders, loft m right, are Jeannette Clukami, nuhbm Mentahox'ry. hebbm Hatch, mumxmander, Cvndy mam. Tanm Hay. Kax'vu Mcmhala, and Jun achwxrlz. Catching mo: 7 Compliments of the WINNER'S INN 9b Songleaders Promote Spirit lhwirhw wwrlmn; thy hwurx nn thrir routimw. EhrM sirlx ?mn :lunt' lhvir lwsi tn hvlp tht- vhw-x'lmulmN 'Hu! In pr'vvmrrtc Hm wirit :II luwm. 311k. Hx-umh dnnutml :I huml-mudv dull fur a dull mH'lv 11 1hr hgmmn; rf IhL war. Nmuluuh-I's picim'wl IlL'l'l' lumivh- tht- hnuu- 1tH1:-turnvrnfinri A lhuilmn Mrw-In :u'u. left In rmn, lmnnv 111 21I'lh, Inh-m' N-hw'irtx, 'ami Jnliv CIHLSHJ. 'I'hw luixtnric 1101GC Wls built in li'lH bx tln 1h mhurt 1 !xztil'. xx'hw Cllllll i1t'1 k' l'rnm Germany in 1hr 1W0's. II was built :15 II wwhling prvwm 11:er Humham's sun. It lulw' mm uwnmi M 11n- .'1. .h-nlins Mmilv xxhnw rimuhtL-r is Mrs. Imus Vnru-l Hf I'flnlv MUUHIJliH. thvr mmm'x wm'v 11w lumh f'lmilv, Hw Mztn-r lnmilx', HIM HIL' lwlix N'Hlts, 1h:-prvsvmrmnm'm Compliments Of hXQLTARIC CIRCLIC VALLE Y IRRIGATION thn I grow up I wanna bu Inkl 1' 1,! m ' ,1 . mm HI I M 1m mm null Mw-m 4-: u mel :md 1-1le:Lnr1-'I ,.-U-1 H, I I . 355' L H - L$EM I lmr :1 purmh' . C I i k Pm xmur l ..;11I N.HM 11:, pm 2mm LJH 13mm MI; Put uzm' tht Imml m, um! um uhnlm i1 :Ill :llwm. qu JH 1hr ?:024. x pulw. 1W. 21' 11:,'. mmw l1 :Irounni. 111 115 xx'hzll HM Ill nimut. Compliments of the Ix'RAZ-IC-KONE 97 98 Buckarettes Outsbine Rockettes 0n the Buckarette squad this year are: 10h to right, row one: Karen Bugger, Jennie Duchan, Tm'ri Clausen, Tami Hheault. Row two: Teresa Willis, Jackie Chikami, Linda Bclger, Karina Crosby. How three: Marisa Machlly, Lori Stoker, Alicia Davis. Row four: Monica X'osco, Robin Beaman, Tina Stewart. on top: Mickey Bidart. Huckaretti- officers, left to right, are: first row: Mickey Binlart, Vice-President; Jennie Buchan, Historian; Robyn Buaman, 'l'rvasuri-r. Second row: Jackie Chiknmi, Prusidcm; Linda Bclgcr, Student Council roprvsvntatix'm Karina C rosby, Secretary. Compliments of TOM DOUGHTY BOOK-KEEPING Now what do we do? How much longer do we have to Stay Cheese? Who ' 5 r i ght ? D0 those 100k like innocent freshmen to you? Compliments of the WINNEMUCCA HOTEL 99 Pep Band Epitomizes Spirit at Lowry 1 , - 1 , h : t ; ig l Pep Band members, left to right, first row, are Shcuy Poole, Frances Horton, Carol Choate, Bonny Roybal, Lori Trujillo. Second row: Debbie Shaw, Bonnie Bullock, Tina Stewart, Tracie Gooda1e, Chris Tartar, Itxaso Obiefa. Third row: Sandi Cuddeback, Dawn Golliher, Debra Nevmon, Michele Wohcki, Lisa Thompson, Diane English, Linda Quilici, Tom Cuddeback, Marlis LaRose, Sidney Smith. Fourth row: Tom Alexander, Grant Foster, Curtis Baum. John Lage, Mike Bell, Kirby Keller, Rick Stokes, Kelly Ketcham, Don Prather, Cliff Exley, Brian Casalcz, Wayne Clark, director. Back row: Greg Higlcy, Todd Goodale, Chuck Higiey, Doug Stuart, Alan Armstrong. Not pictured: Mark Allen, John Archer. This year was an innovative year for the Lowry High Pep Band. They provided entertainment at all home football games. As a new service, they 3150 backed che 'restlcrs by doing an excellmt job of entertaining the fans between matches. They did an outstanding job of entertaining fans during the basketball season. Compliments of WINNEMUCCA MOBILE HOMES 100 Stage Band Proves Indispensable at Local Concerts This year the Lowly Stage Band was veryactive. First of all they were organized as a club. They also put on a few concerts. The first concert was performed for the Convention of thC Nevada League of Cities, hold at the Star Broiler. The second one was for the Art Club's Buck's Ba- zaar, held at Nixon Hall. The third concert was provided for the DeMolay Sweetheart Contest at thc Masonic Hall. Another concert was given in April at the Miss Winnemuoca Pageant. Winding up the year was the Spring Concert in May. A11 in all, they had a very active year, practicing during school and having evening practices. Stage Band members, first row, from left to right, are Shelly Poole, Frances Horton, Lisa Thompson, Linda Quilici, Diane English, Toni Cuddeback. Second row: Melanie Dimick, Carol Choate, Bonny Roybal, Lori Trujillo, Bonnie Bullock. Third row: Tom Alexander, Greg Higley, Mike Ben, Todd Goodalc, Brian Cassalez, Alan Armstrong, Doug Stuart, Wayne Clark, director. Not pictured: Mark Allen. Compliments of DR. ALLEN BROWN 101 Concertbzmd members, first row, left to right, are Debbie Shaw. Frances Horton, Shelly pools, Bonnie Bullock, Carol Choate, Bonny Roybal, Lori Trujillo. Second row: Gram Foster, Sandi Cuddeback, Dawn Gollihcr, Michell Wolicki, Debra Newton, Tracie Goodale, Tina Stewart, Chris Tarter, Itxasa Obicta. Third row: Tom Alexander, Curtis Baum, Mark Allen, Lisa Thompson, Linda Quilici, Diane English, Toni Cuddeback, Marlis LaRose, Sidney Smith. Fourth row: Rick Stokes, Allen Seals, John Lagc, Mike Bell, Kirby Keller, Mitch Stewart, Todd Goodalc, Cliff Exlcy, Don Prather, 13mm Casalez. Fifth row: Chuck Higley, Kelly Ketcham, Greg xgigley, AIlenArmstrong, Doug Stuart, Mr. Clark, director. Concert Band Looks at the Serious Side of M usic A new improved concert band emerged Band officers, first row, left to right, are Diana English, secretary; Lisa this year. They performed their usual Thompson, treasurer; Toni Cuddeback, Student Council representative; Christmas and Springs concerts, as well Caro! Choatc, president. Second row: Linda Quilici, vice-president; as traveling to Wells for festival. Mark Allen, business manager; Greg Higlcy, band manager. Compliments of DALLAS E. LIGHTHOUSE 102 Marcbing Band Moseys Down Main Street Lawry's Marching Band xn-m through another svzlson with its annual homecoming '.half-tim0 Shnw. 'l'hv band :llsn trau-lwl to Carson City for thv NL-x'ada Day pamdr. Gundulv, Dung Stuart, nghiv Shaxx , Sandi ledvbuck, Huxm Gnllihur, Miclu-H Wnlicki, Lisa 'l lmmpmm, Tum Cuddv- hm-k, Dinm- lauglish, Debra Nmton, Murlis IHHOSU, Sidmy Smlth, Allvn Armstrong, MiLv 1301.1, Kirby Ix'vllrr, Rid. Slulws, John Lagv, Mitch Stewart, Chris Tnl'tvr, Allen Souls, Tudd Goodnlv, Brian Casnlt-z, Cliff I'lxlt-y, Chuck High-y, lx'rHy Ketchztm, Gl'wg High-y, Grunt l-Rmtn-r, Dun Prathvr, Curtis Baum, Frimcvs Hnrton, Limla Quilioi, drum mnjnrettv: 'I'mu Stkul't, Marl. .XUvn, drum m:1jm,u';W:1ym- Clarlx, dircctnr. Holding banm-x': Shully Wolv, t'n 1'01 Choatc. Marching: Band mmnlwrs, from lvft tip of W, 11w Bonniv Bullnvk, Bonny Huybal, Lori Trujillo, Itxnsu Obim-tn, Trach- 104 Chair Sings Out Choir mvmhurs, front to hack, lvft to right, 11w Kathy Graham, Colleen Marty, Chris Tartar, Dcnisc Denny, Fhuryl Swvunvy, Carol vah-rsnn, Melanie Dimivk, Mr. Wnynv Clark, conductor; Mary Triszczuk, Denise Michelsvn, Bobbi Moravuo, Charlene Gx-orge, Monica Vvsco, Karina Crosby, Collccn Holt, Dixie Palmor, Valcriv Sum, Tammy Palmer, Chris Graham, David Morton, Betty Smk nrd, and Janet Studebaker. Not pictured: Barbara Holladny. Choir was active this your improving its harmony and performing in several concvrts and public appcnruncesz The Christmas concert held at the high school was :1 hugv success featuring the old favorites. Spring concert provided :1 selection of contemporary classics in- cluding Bless the Beasts and the Children, Walk on By and This Girl's in love with You. Many solo parts Were included also, showcasing individual talvnt. In addition, choir performed for :1 Lions Club program and the Miss Winncmuccn Pagent. Choir officers, loft to right, arc Karina Cmsby, sccx'vtzu'y; Monica Vcsco, Student Council reprosvntativu; Kathy Graham, Truasurcr; Melanie Dimick, Yicv-Presidvnt; Chris Graham, Prosidvnt. Compliments of ROY'S GLASS SERVICE Science Club Investigates Data Scix-ncc Club nu-mbers, left to right, are Mr. Ralph Markus, adviser; Doug Bcvurd, I'rvsidcnt; Immy Iocke, SOCrvtnx'y-Tx'cusurer; Don Lamh-ss, Annie Hummons, Chris thz, and Earl Horton. Not pictured: Robert McKinney, Vicv-Prcsidcnt; Karvn vaeenm', 11nd Dcnisc Lindlcy. Besides meeting for frequent dis- cussions of scientific principles, the Science Club embarked on several pro- jects, major of which was the building of a methane generator. This was :1 home power unit for natural gas. Much was learned and no local power com- plications were reported. Gosh, I think xw'vc run out of gun powder and pipe. Compliments of PEPPER'S CLUB 105 Drama Sets the Stage for Terror Drama t'lub members, from lvft to right, nn- anl Fhmltc, Tum anstrviuun, Shvlly Pnolc, Don errlvss, Chad Crosby, Gary Lambert, Dvbhiv Ross, Mary Trisu'nuk, John Moore, Connie lingulcr, Stvvv Cnuuh, Kathy Aluxnndvr, Allen Luv, Joy Asher, Cindy Phillips, Mitzi Guvrcio, Dchhix- Poole. Thu SA-vcn Wivvs of Drnvuln Frankmxstcin Slept IIUI'C Compliments of JAMES A. CALLAHAN 106 I I'llilllll'l'l lililllll IIIIIIII c! I . I I'll!!! . E; .llLEIll-l' 107 Q. RYAN AGENCY Compliments of the JOHN Winnada Works Best in Circles Winnnda members, from center front counter-cloclavisc, arc Bonnie Bullock, Denise Lindlcy, editor; l-larl Horton, Elaine Roybal, Karen Dunaway, Mary Bowen, Lisa Thompson, Patricia Beck, Doug Bevard, Boyd Bcttcridge, Liz Botkin, Lisa York, Josie Jurado, Marisa Machlly, Linda Dunmx'ny, Melanie Dimick, Anita Mariluch, Mimi Richards, Mark Allen. 1n center, Rulan McGill, Sibyl Butcher, advisors. Not pictured: Kent Arrien, Teresa Willis, photographers. 108 109 El Club de Espm'zol Trabaja Fuerte w 'I Spanish Club members, around the table, left to right, sitting: Tom Chipp, Lupe Jurado, Anita Mariluch, Student Council Representative; Josie Jurado, Cindy Bidart, Sheri Swanson, Donna Harmon, Mimi Richards, Treasurer; Tim Chamberlain. Second row: Michele Costa, advisor; Teresa Wills, Joyce Burkholder, Darlene Clausen, Secretary; Denise Lindley, Tim Billingsley, Tammy Baumeister, Alicia Davis, Margaret Lau, Billie Henderson, Debbie Hatch, Liz Botkin. Third row: Rudy Salas, Steve Larragueta, Mark Allen, Kurt Kracaw, President; and Renee York. Not pictured: Lisa York. El Club de Espanol Trabaja Fucrtc. 'llranslatcd: ,1.th Spanish Club Works Hard. And a more appropriate hcadlim could not be found, for this quickly growing group has been busy all year long. Active participation in homecoming activities produced a float for the parade and a Clever skit for Skit Night. All through Novombor and December the work hours mounted up as they constructed exquisite piflatas to sell at the Bucks' Bazaar before Christmas. One pihata was also raffled. March 25th, the group participated in the National Spanish Test at Reno. All throughout second semester, the club conducted several sales projects, including bake sales, to raise money for its first annual banquet on May 14th. Featured at the banquet were Spanish entertainmpnt, Mexican food prepared by club mom- bers, and awards for group activities and academic achievement. Invited guests at the banquet were parents of the mvmbcrs and Spanish-speaking people in the community. Hopefully, the energy and enthusiasm displayed by club mem- bers this year will have set a precedent that will encourage futurs: members to work to make Spanish Club one of the most active groups at Lowry. Compliments of NEVADA BARTH CORPORATION 110 Compliments of STATIC FARM INSURANCE 112 FHA Observes Basque Chef at Worle H ..' 1113'! x x . , , . FHA members, left to right, are Carol Choate, Shelly P0010, Historian; Debbie Poole, President; VvAnn Olsen, Bobbi Moravcc, Student Council representative; Cindy Steele, Shonda Gilchrist, Treasurer; Donna Henderson, Marsha Gilchrist, Secretary. Not pictured: Marianne Bradley, Darlene Hodge, Cindy Phillips, Vicc-Prcsidcnt; Peggy Smith, Cindy Trakas, Linda Trakas. Members are pictured observing Margaret Olano prepare lunch in the kitchen of the Winncmucca Ilo- tel. The Winncmucca Hotel, originally built in 1863 by tho Lay brothers: Frank, Louis, and Baud, has long enjoyed one of the finest reputations for Basque food in the west. Advertised as the only plastered hotel in town, it was a well-known gathering place for ea rly sheephon rdors, cattlemon, 21nd minors. Owned today by Miguel and Margaret Olano, the facilities in use are the original ones and the fame of ICUSKALDVNAN JATECOA has spread to the international lcvol. Compliments of TOM JOIINSTONE REAL ESTATE Matmaids Add Glamour t0 Wrestling This year to add more pizazz and spirit to the wrestling sport, a group of specially selected girls has been formed. These thirteen girls have, throughout the wrestling season, supportvd the wrestling team by writing spirit letters, de- corating lockers, making goodies, and by accomplishing other tasks for the boys. This group of dedicated girls is known as the Lowry Matmaids. Front row: Joni Elfring, Anita Mariluch, Tina Stewart, Connie Engelcr. Back row: Karen Bugger, Mimi Richards, Lori Vosco, Tracy Goodalc, Tammy Lowland. Not pictured: Joy Ashor, Karina Crosby, Shirley Mason, Georgia Tn rte r. 114 T,1'.A. mvmbors, first roxx, 1mm nght, are mu 'lhompson, Vance Vosco, Em Horton, mm mum; Bob Cassineui, Robbie Gastelet cm, Don Glasgmx, Dennis Acorda, Roger Richards, Bay Plumb. Tracey Logan. m nd row: Cody Ashmunt, Dan Mackey, Ron Mobley, Dave Chapman, Joe Ross, Mam; 1mm, Davu Londn, Mar olanrl, 911m Johnstonu. John Nachiondo, Kelly Kniep, Cheryl Thompson, Rick Norcutt, Karon Swuumzy, Amie Halev, Tim Grady. Third row: Torry Norcutt, Em Paris, Joe numrrcnn, Mme Thompson, cm Exluy, Rick McDonald, Rolf Schwartz, Dennis umhun. Tom George, adviser; Gary Elges. steve Acres, Roger Weston, Ken Hummcl, Wally Baum, Dan Baker, Rick Schofmld, Teresa Vaughn, Jim Arhonies. Not pictured: Fred Stewart, David Tustin, Dave Cannon, Stan Lau. .A. oHiccrs are Bob Cassinem. VicerPresident; Roger mamas, Presidum; Earl Horton, Treasurer: Dan Thompson, Reporter; Dennis Acorda, Sentinel. x10: pictured: Fred Stewart, Secremy. It doesn't seem like thcrc will be any sngvhrush left by the time I get this fire going. Mike, if you want to do it yourself, you mm. Hope our mothers don't svv us. . .thuy might get ideas! 115 gw.....n ;--- - . Art Club Projects Build Organization Art Club members, left to right, first row, are Debbie Koams, Kathy Alexander, Stove Couch, Donna andcrson. Row two: Rvm-u York, Peggy Smith, Mimi Richards, Lisa York, Marisa MaCNclly, Liz Botkin. Third row: Linda Aym', Charlene George, Suzvllo Richardson, Shirley Mason, Mickey, mdurt, Teresa Bunrloficr, Alicia Davis, Kav Clvllzmd. Fourth row: Tracy Logan, Billie Henderson, Debbie Hatch, 'l'cri Morris. Fifth row: Darren Hummol, Mzn'izlnnv Bradley, Teresa Vaughn, Boyd Bottvridgc, Jennie Buclmn. Back row: 31in Ilornbargvr, Larry Wil'thlin, Dan BakL-r, Jim SUWLII'LI, Tommy Baumcistcr. Standing at right; Tammy Baumoistvr, Susan Rorux, advisol'; Shelly Bissvtt, .Im- Buchnn. I Art Club officers, left to right, un- Boyd thteridgu, Prvsidom; Mimi Richards, Vico-Prusident; Tammy Baumeister, Socrvtury-Trmsurur; Liz Botkin, Student Council Repre- sentativu. 116 FL-utul'u apeulmt lmsts mt thspluy lor UH.- Art. Chub and Art classes. An Club hosts BucksJ Bazaar. 117 -a :3 OF AMERICA VICA Womb: 1024'ng and Day a s VICA members, kneeling, left to right, are: Don Prathcr, Cliff Exlcy. First row: Lisa Thompson, Bill Trakas, John Archer, Kathy Evans, Curtis Jarvis, Tammy Bevard. Second row: Mike Stuart, Dennis Brinkcrhoff, Jim Studebaker, Erlc Robinson, Larry Palmer, Andy Horyza. Third row: Torry Norcutt, John Iroz, Linda Quilici, Don Atwell, Clayton Brown. First semester VICA officers are, first row: Erle Robinson, Parliamentarian; Sharon Kcams, Svcrc- tary; Mike Stuart, Student Council representative; Tammy Bovard, Chaplain; Terry Norcutt, Vice- Presidcnt. Back row: Linda Quilici, Historian; John Archer, President; Rick Schofield, Reporter. Not pictured: Lisa Thompson, Treasurer. Second semester officers are Lisa Thompson, His- torian; Tammy Bovard, Treasurer; Terry Norcutt, Parliamentarian; Linda Quilici, Secretary; Mike Stuart, President; Cliff Exlcy, Vicc-Prcsidont; Kathy Evans, Reporter. Not pictured: Don Prather, Chap- lain; John Johnston, Student Council Representative. Ridin' and Ropin? Rodeo Club Wrangles 0n Rodeo Club members, from loft to right on the fence arc Blane SchaffL-r, Audiv Cross, Brian Schaffvr, Wally Baum, Roger Richards, Dennis Acorda, Joo Dufurrona, Vance Vcsco, Robbie Uastlvcutto, Ron Mobloy. Standing: Clayton Cusky, Steve Jonistn, John Angus, Joe Ross, Dnvc Cannon, Tama Hay, Teresa Vaughn, Debbie Ross, Joni Elfring, Tracy Logan, Hank DLqurrcna. Not pictured: Ilubio ngay, Tammy Lowland, Losliv Munson, Georgia Richardson, Loretta Vosco, Sheri Woolfolk. The '76 rodeo season started with Competition at Hawthorne on March 27th and 28th. Wilmmnucca later took its turn as host on May 15th and 16th. Highlight of the season was thc State Rodeo at Las Vegas. Officers are Tama Hay, Trcas- i urer; Roger Richards, Presi- dent; Dennis Acorda, Vice- l? 1E I:- President; Joe Duiurrcna, Scr- 'I WWI: E geant-at-arms. Notpicturod: Bert Paris, Student Council Representative; Loretta Vesco, Sec rotary. 120 Dennis Acomh '1 Roger Richards Biane Schaffcr Key Club Sleit Captures First I I 1 Key Club members, from left to right, first row: Allen Lev, Kurt lx'racaw, John Acrco, Mitch Logurza, Borniu Cannon. Second row: Sweetheart Rikki Bachlo, Chad Crosby, Frank Maostrcjuan, Dalv Menta- bcrry, Tod Willor, Ron Bankofit-r, Stuart Moore, Rick Ringhvlmer. Sweetheart chbiu Montabvrry. Third row: Stove Larvaguvta, Bruce Dolam-y, Mark L'pshaw, 'l'uby Macstn-juan, Stow Couch. ' Key Club was ODCL' again very activv this year. The mvmbvrs' skit for football homvcnming tnppvd all with first place. The Club sponsm'vd svvvral community activities such as a Santa Claus downtown at Christmas and a dance. The highlight of the year was a skiing trip to Sun Valh-y in March. The 1975 Nevada Aii-State Band, Orchestra, and Chorus Concert was held at the Pioneer Thea- terAuditorium, Saturday, March 20th. This year, Lowry had four participants, the most ever accepted from here. They were chosen after sending in a taped audition, which included mus- ical interpretation and sight reading. Those chosen, from left to right, are Frances Horton, second clarinet in the Allstate Band; Lisa Thompson, alto clarinet in the Band; Mark Alien, lead bass clarinet in the Band and Orchestra; and Mike Bell, second ehrhct in the Band. Lowry Musicians Singlet! Out Lowry Was represented in the District Solo and En- semble Festival, as well as the State Festival. Parti cipating ensembles at the State Festival were the Wood- Wind Trio fur two flutes and clarinet, consisting of Itxaso ohieta, Carol Choatc, and Mark Allen; Woodwind Trio for mite, clarinet, and bass clarinet, consisting of Itxaso Obieta, Grant Foster, and Mark Allen; Clarinet Quintet, whose members are Frances Horton, first clarinet; Debbie Shaw, secund clarinet; Grant Foster, third clarinet; Lisa Thompson, alto clarinet; and Mark Allen, bass clarinet. Solos were played by Mark Allen, bass clarinet and Melanie Dimiek, piano. The District Festiwl had these representatives from Lowry: both Woodwind Tries, the Clarinet Quintet, and a Saxophone Quartet with Diana English, first alto sax; Sid Smith, second alto Sax; Linda Quilici, tenor sax; and Doug Stuaxt, baritone sax. Solos were played by Mark Allen on bass clarinet and clarinet, accompanied by Meiahie Dimick and Sid Smith on saxophone, accompa- nied by Lisa Thompson Members of the Woodwind ensemble also played for the Miss Winnemucca Pageant. for State Honors ' April 10th. This year Lowry had eight partici- pants in the Honor Band. They were Greg Higlcy, baritone; sheuy Poole, clarinet; Frances Horton, clarinet; Diana English, alto saxophone; Mike r Bell, trumpet; Alan Armstrong, tuba; Mark Allen, bass clarinet, and Lisa Thompson, alto clarinet. i The District Honor Band put on its concert X ? Block L Letters for Lowry Block L members, standing left to right, are Susan Rorox, adviser; Linda Quilici, Jeannette Chikami, Georgia Richardson, Karun Dunaway, Diana English, Kathy Alexander, Joyce Vottcr, Julie Warner, Androa Evert, adviser. Kneeling: Shana Stock, Charlene erorge, Jeri Schwartz, Colleen Marty, Georgia Tartcr, Debbie Pearce, Debbie Mentabcrry, Karon Mvndiola, Shirley Mason. Sitting: Jill Westmoreland, Lolcnc Schwartz, Donao Hearth, Cindy Bidart, Dvbbic Hatch, Mary Ann Lawrence, Karon Bugger. Block L is the girls' letter Club. Each girl must earn a varsity letter in one sport. Girls' sports this year include basketball, golf, gymnastics, track, and volleyball. Block L conducted svvoral monvy making projects to support girls' sports as well as participating in Homecoming activities with a skit. 124 National Honor Society: Winnemucccfs Future National Honor Snvivtv mvmhors. first row. from left to right. :trv 1.1mm Dunuwnv, Cnllvvn Mnrtv, Kurt Kmmw, lx'xlrvn Monrlinln, Cindv Birlzn't. Back row: C11 r010 Gribblv. urlvism , Rohvrt Mclx'innov. Roger Richards, Mike Hamburger. Karen Dunnwuv, Ilolom' Svhwnrtz, 0:110 Hurkhnlrivr, Laurel Hnlvv, Tumzl Hay. At right: James I'ortor. :Mvisnr. Not pictured: MTG inductees lizn'l Horton, Dz-nisv Lindlvy, and Phil Price, suniurs; Mark Allvn, Pulricln chk, lenniv Dimick, Stmu- Lurx'ugm'm, Marisa Mnchlly, Anita Mnriluch, Bvrt Paris, Linda Quilici, Frml Stewart, and Lisa Thompson, juniors; Ron Bankofivr, Liz Bntkin, Dvbbiv Hutch, Shirley Mason, Mimi Richards, and .lm'i Schwartz, anh- ommws. NUS mumbvrs :1 n- picturvd in front of the present Wimwmuccn jail which was built in law by thv 5va and Srllmun Cum- pzmy :11 a cost of $3u,r;m . 50. Thvsv facilitivs are soon to by FthaCL'd by a largL law enforcement complvx Containing: a nmv court hmmv, nvw jail facilities for adults, and u nvw juvvnilv dvtvntion Ct'ntvf at :m approximuh COSL MI 1.5 million dollars. .qvg- ts! EV. , 1; y 1:!!! wean V K- O 3 . , S - w m S. a , u, . .. U H W: w G h. H , . M ., ... V S .. . , E H a W ,T 3. w . B A; .1. a a mw ., Mu rrrtUb-l NIHJNIMMTW'2IFAH w S m , A C u f h llil; . I . w w M k. . .? w J mm: V fro. 0-; V i KG Members of the Varsity Football team frr A left to right, front row are Rick Ringheimer, Bill Hillycr, Tim Billingsly, Mitch charza, Frank Maestrcjuan, B' mt Marcuerquiaga, Terry Norcutt, Hank Dufurrcna, Mike Stuart, Bob Cassi- nelli, Mark Upshaw, Chris Meyers, .dikc Thompson, and Tom Alexander, manager. Back row: Mike Schcllin, head . coach; Larry Blaylock, Kent Arrien, Jim Studebaker, John Acrce, co-captain; Bernie Cannon, Glen Gonzalez, Jerome Urban, co-captain; John Archer, Phil Price, Ron Bankofler, and Bill Jeanney, assistant coach. Not pictured: Bruce , Delaney, Fred Stewart, and John Iroz. SCORES 30 Lovelock 1 2 8 Fallon 1 3 2 0 Y o rington 6 12 White Pine 2 14 Incline 7 12 Douglas 16 14 Stewa rt 6 6 Manogue 28 h' 12 Hawthorne 7 8 Elko 28 Coach Jeanney Coach Schcllin 128 E Kent Arrien Center John Acree Bernie Cannon All State End First Team Defensive End Glen Gonzalez Jerome Urban All State All State Honorable Mention First Team Defensive End Linebacker John Archer Phil Price Jim Studebaker Guard All State Tackle Second Team Running Back Junior Hank Dufurrena was the only underclassman to be named to an All State position on the First Team as an Offensive Guard. 129 j.V. Football Builds for Future Junior Varsity Football team members, left to right, first row, are Dave Elizondo, Kelly Kniep, Rolf Schwartz, Stan Lau, Dave Aranguena, Mike Bell, Allen Seals, Joe Buchan, JeSSe Martinez, Martin Barrenechea, A1 Urban, Jeff Meyers, Curtis Baum. Second row: Coach Dwyer, Ruben Salas, Dave Cannon, Toby Maestrejuan, Rudy Salas, Tom Baumeister, Todd Goodalc, LarryWirthlin, Chuck Higley, Doug Stewart, Rick Norcutt, Don Glasgow, Coach Pedrojetti. mu .V.h ' - il'J'J .5 130 131 Varsity Basketball Spends Year Rebuildin Varsity Basketball players, front row, left to right, include Ron Bankofier, Brent Marcuerquiaga, Bernie Cannon, Toby Macstrojuan, Ted Willer. Back row: Coach Mark Winans, Chad Crosby, John Acrcc, Jim Visgor, Erie Robinson, Kent Arrien, Ron Warner, manager. Ron Bankofior was leading scorer with 12 ptshgame. E 110 Robinson was leading rcboundcr with 1M- game. Erie was leading field goal shooter with 5257; ave. Ron was leading freethrow shooter with a 6592' ave. Leading in assists was Toby Maostrcjuan. Ron Bankofier was most valuable player and most val- uable tournament player. Kent Arricn was most improved. x SCORES 50 Wooster H1 55 Sparks 56 70 Cypress 52 64 North Summit 59 63 White Pim- 72 '71 Fallon 79 84 Lovclock 70 74 Stewart 63 63 Incline 77 64 White Pine 48 51 Elko r54 47 Manoguv 81 55 Hawthorne 73 60 Yerington 50 55 Douglas 52 57 Elkn 59 75 White Pine 50 63 Stuwa 1'1 75 63 Manoguc 88 62 Fallon G4 68 Hawthorne 88 61 Incline 77 89 Ycrington 62 Douglas Bomiv Cannon - guard John Acroo - Forward Iirlv Robinson - Contm' Kl'nt A rrit-n 1' 0l'W1l1T1 J. V. Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball team members, from left to right, front row, are Frank Maestrejuan, Robbie Gastlecutto, Bret Gonzalez, Rolf Schwartz, Joe Buchan. Back row: Stuart Warner, manager; Rudy Salas, Chuck Higley, Steve Larragueta, Steve Couch, James Callahan, Coach Joanney. SCORES 36 Sparks 34 48 Fallon 55 65 Lovolock 52 96 Stewa rt 66 66 Incline 38 58 White Pine 67 69 Elko 67 54 Manogue 80 62 Hawthorne 73 6 4 Y erington 52 56 Douglas 51 67 White Pine 55 42 E lko 44 68 Stewart 62 46 Manogue 75 72 Fallon 58 54 Hawthorne 68 57 Incline 63 Compliments of LITHO ARTS, INC. Compliments of 7-UP BOTTLING CO. 135 Girlst Golf Knows How This year's girls' golfers showvd their talent well while beating all of their op- ponents by a least 15 strokvs; they won 14 matches in :1 row. Amongst this 14 match run was the Nevada AA Statv Champion- ship. In addition to those accomplish- ments, Ix'arvn Mondiola was thv AA medal- ist tthv player with the lowest scorm, and J uliv Warner was the AA modalist runnvr- up. Congratulations! Left to right are lx'arcn Mvndiolu, Sherry Swanson, Karon Duggvr, Debbie Hatch, -. Cindy Bidart, Mary Ann Lawrence, and 3 Rims Julio Warner. Standing: CoachWinans. t0 Tee Off Right 136 42 g- 30 35 36 Basketball Bats .62 5 SCORES Battlc Mountain MCDcrmitt Austin Eureka Lovc-lock Battle Mountain Mch-rmitt Austin Eureka Lovclock Uwyhoc Hlko lettlz- Mountain Carlin I'llko Battle Mountain 36 12 26 10 16 10 R7 -1 CIQIOIQHIO CH 10 K1 .1. W Members of this year's girls' basketball team, front row, left to right, arv Donav llvzu'th, Chris Turtcr, Middle row: Coach Lori lichcvarria, Jeri Schwartz, Shirley Mason, Georgia antcr, Back row: Janet Studebaker, Joannctu Chikami, Lisa Bell, Debra Denise Michelson. Debbie Pearce, Lolcne Schwartz. Mentaborry, Tammy Baumcistcr, Betty Seward, Debbie Poole. 137 Volleyball: Serves, Sets, and Spikes The Varsity Volleyball team started off the Sea- son with a prv-soason record of 7 wins and 1 loss. The regular season ended with 8 wins and 5 losses in the book. They were ranked number one in their division at State after winning the zone tour- nament, but fell in thv second round of play. The Junior Varsity Volleyball team ended the regular season of play with a record of 9 wins and 3 105505. Varsity Volleyball team pictured at right. Bottom row, left to right: Linda Quiiici, co-captain; Diane English, Marianne Bradley. Middle row: Julio Tipton, Karen Dunaway, captain. Top: Denise Michelson. Junior Varsity Volleyball team pictured at bottom right. In front: Colleen Marty. In middle, left to right: Shana Stock, Georgia Richardson, co- captain; JOYCC Angus, Amy Haley, Mimi Richards, captain; Linda Dunaway, Debbie Ross. Behind team: Coach Susan Rorcx. WM; mygftfv Ww'wlma'mwnmgzyw Wm; ,, qul'tiin Hlvhux'wlwm Grapplers Grapple The wrestlers are, from left to right, in the front row: Kurt Ix'racaw, Scott Krucaw, Allen LOG, Sam Johnstonc, Kelly Ketcham, Sid Smith, Cliff Exlcy, Ruben Salas. Second row: Chris Meyers, Hank Dufurrena, Rick Ringheimur, Mike Stuart, Stan Lzlu, Wallace Baum, Bryan Casalez, Coach Pedrojetti. Third row: The Thing 1 1V IascoU, Mitch Lugarza, Rick Norcutt, Bill Hillyer, Tim Billingsley, Todd Goodale, Doug Stuart, and Al Urban. A -A-a, w w- Honors acquired by the wrestlers this year: Tim Billingsley, lst in State, outstanding middle-weight 0 57M Mitch charza, 2nd at State U363 Rick Ringheimer, 2nd at State QMM Hank Dufurrena, 3rd at State H78n Mike Stuart, 3rd at State Gicavywoightn Bill Hillyer, 4th State a48L The Thrill of Victory . . . . . . and the Agony of Dcfcat. SCOR ES 60 NYTC 15 32 Whitcpinc 29 27 Minico 31 35 Elko 34 66 Coleville 11 57 NYTC 15 11 Yerington 51 42 Hawthorne 20 25 Fallon 39 72 NYTC -1 24 Elko 39 9 Yerington 53 55 Douglas 18 141 Gymnasts Swing into Action Gymnasts, from left to right, are Shirley Mason, Itxaso Obieta, Denise Burrow, Lisa Bell, Tina Stewart, Cindy Bidart, Teresa Bankofiur, Coach Garijo. 142 Activities 143 144 mun nuwuwmmwwmm wu.m Scenes from Football Homecoming . i, i a ti; o .u.... 3.: Members of the Football Homecoming Court are Attendant Rikki Bachlc, escorted by John Acree; Cheen Loretta Vesco, escorted by Kent Arrien; and Attendant Lolene Schwartz, escorted by Bernie Cannon. QLIL-un Ioreeta 145 A ttendant Karen 146 g mm m. 1 ..-. Queen Julie Attendant Donae Three Lovelies Grace Basketball Homecoming Coronation Julie Chikami was crowned basketball queen during halftime ceremonies of the Lowry-Yerington game on February 20th. Her escort was Erle Robinson. Her Attendants were Karen Dunaway, escorted by Kent Arricn, and Danae Hearth, escorted by Bernie Cannon. Last year's queen, Jana Legarza, presented Julio with her crown and roses. Lowry later defeated Yerington 89-62. Homecoming activities were wrapped up Satur- day night with a Sadie Hawkins Dance at Nixon Hall. just for K ides On April 13, the Drama Class presented a comedy farce JUST FOR KICKS which brought back the happy days of the 1950's. When the losing football team, the Squirrels, got really desperate, they called upon the talents of the English teacher, Janet Talber, to save the day as the first female coach. Pictured above are Gary Lambert, Mitzi Guercio, Darren Hummel, and Carol Shoate. FFA Zane Contest The Winncmucca FFA Chapter went to Wells on March 18 to compete i with eight other chapters in zone contests. Teams pictured, left to right, by ascending file, are senior livestock team, Second place: Roger Richards, Dennis Accorda, Bob Cassinclli and Vance Vcsco. Junior parliamentary procedure, Second place: David Cannon, Robbie Gastelc- cutto tjunior livestockt, Rolfe Schwartz, and Roger Weston. Agricultural mechanics, Second place: Dan Thompson, Rick Schofield, Terry Norcutt. Range management, undecided: Earl Ilorton, Wallace Baum t3rd Star Greenhandt, Mike Thompson, and Fred Stewart. Record keeping: Tracy Logan tfirst high individuan, Terry Vaughn tsocondt, George Boggio 0r. parliamentariam, and Mike Ellifritz tsr. parliamentariam. The Senior ' parliamentary procedure team consisting of Roger Richards, Earl Horton, Vance Vesco, and Mike Ellifritz placed third. The chapter wont to Reno April 26th for the state contest. 147 I i y E. .......h L Karen Dunnway was awa rded the honor of Valedicto rizm after maintaining :1 perfect 1. 00 grade point average during her four years of high school. Gale Burkholdcr and Lolene Schwartz share Sulutatoriun honors with grade point averages of 1. 05. Lolcnc Schwartz - Co-Salutatorian Gale Burkholdcr - Co-Salutatorian 148 1975-76 Girls' State delegates, from left to right, are Karen Dunaway, Lolcne Schwartz, and Loretta Vesco. 1975-76 Boys' State delegates, from left to right, are Roget Richards, alter- nate; Robert McKinney, Mike Hornbarger, Doug Bcvard, Earl Horton, alternate. Lions' Club Speech Contestants, from left to right, are John Acrcc, runner-up; Mary Bowen, 15: place; Tam Hay, runner-up. These three students repre- sented Lowry7 The speeches Were all on the theme Criminal Rights vs. Citizen Rights. Mary Bowen later placed 15: in zone Z-A competition. This qualified her for competition in the Region Two contest at Elke. HQ Knccling, left to right, are Stuart Moore, Stewart Warner, Kurt Kracaw. Standing: John Acree, Ron Bankoficr, Bernie Cannon, Stvvc Larragucta, and Coach Schollin. Baseball Kneeling, left to right, are Bret Gonzalez, Steve Olson, Tim Grady, Tony Meadows, Chuck Iligloy, Steve Jenista, Don Glasgow, Mike Ellifritz, Kelly Knicp, Dennis Wirthlin. Standing: A1 Urban, Phil Price, Jerome Urban, Kent Arricn, Robert Giacomctto, Jeff Willcr, Jody Urban, Robbie Schultz, and Coach waer. Not pictured: Brent IVIarcucrquiaga. s49 Seated, left to right, are Betty Seward, Janet Studebaker, Lisa Bell, Debbie Newton, Julie Tipton, Tammy Palmer. Second row: Denise Michelson, Shirley Mason, Joyce Angus, Janet Valle, Suzcllu Richardson, Diane English. Third row: Dawn Logan, Chris Tartcr, Linda Trakas, Debbie Ross, and Colleen Marty. This is good sport any time of year. Oops! Spring is the wrong season for football, but L aren't they 5.0.0-0 cutell Lowry Tech Presents 154 Faculty in Action 5 .u w ' 155 6 5 157 159 159 160 161 ;;ii;; - uumul; ':3 'c:hxl 162 163 A v1-v- w c 7- .1 ' Hold it. I'm hCI'U. Kojak in disguise. l 165 Cbiao .' by the meatballs a Index Abc1, 110131-11 73 Aboud, David 21, 113-1 AL-urda, I'Mxnnis 47,114,115320, 121,147 ACHW, John A1,21,1-1,U'2,1112,12E 120,132,133,139,144,11m15u 155,162,165 Acrvv, Stuw- 72, Alrxandvr, Kath 05,106,107,1v- Alcxumlcr, Turn 1 1113,103,111;,117,12N Alger, .1011 HD 11111111, JuyCv 73,151; A1l1n, 111:1 rk 47,92,1110,1ll1,1ll3, 103,1m,110,123 Allrn, Tussvu 711,H7,111 Amos, Jnniw 1112 Audnvss, Clydu 12,155 Angus, John 73,1211 Angus, .Inycy131,13W,1.'111,151 Arangucnn, David U1, 1311,1351 15a,1111,111:3 11111111111, Jun; 1n Arhonivs, 111,111 47 211111011108. Jim 21 '11,1,11:, Archrr, John 4,21,11,93100, 1111,11R,12H,1251,151,1511,1SE1, 1114 Armstrong, AHM1711,1UO,1111, 102,103,123 Armstrong, Hubbil- 47,1133 Arriun, Kl'llt v1,20,'22,712,1117, 12H,12!J,132,1351,144,1-1U,1511, 159 Asm-r, Joy -IT,551,1OG,1117,1151, 163 Asth-nl, 1101131 Ashmvnt, Coy Ashm-xnt, Mark '17 Alwcll, 11011417,11H Austin, 111111011111 Austin. Tracy 32,43,107,151, 1153,1114 Ayur, 'limminx 73 Aycr, Linda 17,116,117 Aylvswu 1111, 0311131311 5 3 . 4 1 3 1 Buchlry, 11ik1ri 22,1111,1:.'2,lv1-1, 1112 llakw', Hun 23,114,111i,117,151 112111.11, Judi 73 131111111, lx'cl1i 23,1111 Banknfivr, 110113111 131,122,13, 132,150,165 Bunknfivr, 'Ihmmy 21,23,162,11;3 15311141111111, TL'I'USZI 74,116,117, 1-13 Barr, Annic 741 Burwnuchra, Martin 117,130,158 Barry, Milw 47 Basmm, Bill 131 111mm, Curtis 711,103,103,11111, 1115 Baum, Wallace 7L1,1111,120,13N, 1111,1417 Buumcislvr, Mary 711,111 Baumvistvr, Tummy131,1111,1113, 117,137,165 BuumriMrr, Tum 611,131,1143,117, 11111 1113111112111, Hulgm 74,f1m,f151,1213 Brnnmn, 'l'uny 71 Burk, Putriviu JU,4N,111N Leavitt, Patricia 79 Lee, Allen 53,59,106,122,138, 140 Legarza, Mary 33 Legarza, Mitch 53,59,122,128, 138,140,141,165 Leggett, Ricky 53 Lindley, Denise 7,19,33,108,110, 160 Lloid, Bill 53,90 Locke, Lenny 34,105 Logan, Dawn 79,151 Logan, Tracy 66,114,116,117, 120,147 Loveland, Tammy 53, 113, 121 , 126,163,165 Lowney, Michael 80 McDade, Jacqueline 80,87 McDonald, Rick 80,114 McGill, Rulan 9,14,108,155 McKenna, Leslee 88 McKenney, Devron 55 McKinney, Robert 4,5,6,7,20,34, 42,92,125,145,149,157 MacNelly, Marisa 54,98, 99, 108, 116, 117 Mackey, Dan 80,86,114 Maestrejuan, Frank 46,54, 92, 122,128,134,135 Maestrejuan, Toby 54,106,107, 122,132,133,165 Manning, Lois 66,162 Marcinik, Joe 54 Marcuerquiaga, Brent 54,128, 132,163 Mariluch, Anita 54,92,108,110, 111,113,117,126 Markus, Ralph 14,105 Martinez, Cindy 80 Martinez, Jesse 80,130 Martinez, Lupe 80 Marty, Colleen 46, 54, 92, 104, 124,125,138,139,145,151 Mason, Shirley 66, 71, 92, 113, 116,117,124,137,142,151,160 Meadows, Tony 80,150 Mendiola, Karen 46,54,93,94,95, 124,125,136,164 Mentaberry, Dale 54,119,122, 126,165 Mentaberry, Debra 66,93, 94,95, 122,124,137,158,162,165 Meyers, Chris 54, 59,128,138, 140,151,159,167 Meyers, Jeff 80,130 Michaelson, Denise 80,104, 137, 138,151 Miller, Elizabeth 80 Miller, Harry 67 Mobley, Ronald 67,114,120 Monarrez, Cristina 81,87 Montero, Lisa 55 Moore, John 55,106 Moore, Stuart 67,122,150 Moravec, Bobbi 55,104,113 Moravec, Eddie 67 Morby, Bill 81 Morgan, Gwynn 15 Morris, Lori 67,166 Morris, Teri 81,116,117,166 Morrison, Melaney 81 Morton, David 55,104,107 Mosley, James 18 Murdock, Dawn 20,34,162 Myers, Debra 34 Myers, Arjene 15, 154,155 168 Nachiondo, John 81,114 Nelson, Joe 64 Nelson, Pauline 15 Nendick, Suzanne 55 Newton, Debbie 81,100,102,103, 151 Norcutt, Richard 67,114,115,130, 138,140 Norcutt, Terry 55, 114,118, 128, 147 Obieta, Itxaso 81,100,102,103, 111,123,142 Olsen, Craig 67 Olsen, Peggy 55 Olsen, Stephen 81, 150 Olsen, VeAnn 58 Oxborrow, Frank 8,15,155 Palmer, Brent Sr. 16 Palmer, Brent Jr. 55,58 Palmer, Dixie 45,81,104 Palmer, Larry 81,118 Palmer, Tammy 81,87,104,151 Paris, Bert 55,114,115 Paris, Craig 67,71 Pearce, Debra 67,124,137 Pedrojetti, Joe 16,130,139,140, 141,154,155,157,162 Phillips, Cindy 56,106 Plumb, Tim 82 Plumb, Ray 68,114 Poole, Debbie 34,106,112,137 Poole, Shelly 56,100,101,102, 103,106,107,112,123,164 Porter, James 11,14,125,154, 155 Powell, Dianna 35 Prather, Donald 68,100,102,103, 116 Price, Phil 35,44,128,129,150, 164 Quilici, Linda 56,100,101,102, 103, 106, 107, 118, 119, 124, 138, 139,143 Reed, Sabrina 82 Rheault, Robert 82 Rheault, Tami 68,71,98,99 Richards, Mimi 68,108,109,110, 111,113,116,117,138,139 Richards, Roger 5,20,35,44,92, 114,120,121,125,147,149,155 Richardson, Georgia 35,124,138, 139,164 Richardson, Suzell 68, 116, 117, 124,151 Ringheimer, Letty 82,111 Ringheimer, Rick 56,122,128, 138,140,141,152 Robinson, Erle 36,43,118,132, 133,146 Rorex, Susan 16,116,117,124, 138 Rosevear, Andy 56 Ross, Debbie 56,106,120,124, 138,151,158 Ross, Joe 82,114,120 Roush, Gordon 56 Roybal, Bonny 56,90,100,101, 102,103,143 Roybal, Elaine 36,44,92, 108, 109,139,145,158 Salas, Ruben 82,110,130,138, 140 Salas, Rudy 68,134 Salmi, Jim 16,155 Sant, Valerie 82,104 Schaffer, Blane 56,120,121 Schaffer, Bryan 82,120 Schellm, Mike 17,128,150,154, 155 Schofield, Ricky 56,114,115,147 Schultz, Robin 56,150 Schunke, Debbie 82 Schunke, Julie 36 Schwartz, Jeri 68,93,94, 95,124, 137 Schwartz, Lolene 20,36,42,92,96, 97,124,125,137,144,148,149, 160,163 Schwartz, Lyman 10 Schwartz, Rolfe 72,82,114,130, 134,135,147 Scott, Robert 10 Scott, Warren 10 Seals, Allen 68,102,103,130 Seals, Sam 57 Seward, Betty 83,104,137,151 Seward, Jim 37,116,117 Shaw, Cheryl 68,152 Shaw, Deborah 83,100,102,103, 123 Shaw, Kim 57 Simpson, Philip 57,163 Smith, Cindy 83 Smith, Peggy 57,112,116,117 Smith, Sidney 68,100,102,103, 138,140 Snell, Sharon 83 Spero, Marge 18 Stancil, Katharine 89 Stark, Bill 17,154 Steele, Cindy 57,112 Steinshouer, Barbara 41 Steinshouer, Edward 89 Stewart, Fred 57,139,147,164 Steward, Mitchell 57, 102, 103 Stewart, Tina 83,98,99,100,102, 103,113,126,142 Stock, Shana 69,124,138,139 Stoker, Lori 83,98,99,126 Stokes, Richard 83,100,101,102, 103 Stuart, Douglas 69,100,101,102, 103,130,138,140 Stuart, Michael 57,92,118,119, 128,138,140,14l Studebaker, Janet 83,104,137, 151 Studebaker, Jim 37,118,128,129 Swanson, Sharon 69,110,136,152, 157 Sweeney, Cheryl 57,104 Sweeney, Karen 3.69.114 Swett, Alan 69 Swett, Alfred 83 Tarter, Chris 83,100,102,103, 104,137,151 . Tarter, Georgia 37,113,124,137, 164 A Taylor, Inez 10 Temres, Tony 57 Thomas, Tammy 89 Thompson, Cheryl 84,114 Thompson, Dan 69,114,147 Thompson, Doug 37 Thompson, Kevin 41 Thompson, Lisa 57,100,101,102, 103,108,118,119,123 Thompson, Mike 58,114,128,14 Tipton, Julie 69,71,138,139,151 Toland, Loreen 38 Toland, Mark 84,114 :F-rakas, Cindy 58 Trakas, Linda 69,151 Trakas, William 38,118,119 Triszczuk, Mary 58,104,106 Trujillo, Loretta 58,90,100,101 102,103 Turner, Ray 84 Tustin, David 69 Upshaw, Mark 58,122,128 Upshaw, Rory 69,150 Urban, Al 84,130,138,140,150, 159 Urban, Jerome 38,43,128,129, 150,162,164 Urban, Jody 150 Valle, Janet 84,151 Vassar, Ricky 70 Vaughn, Teresa 70,116,117,120, 147 Venable, Tom 70 Vesco, Loretta 20,38,42,113,1- 145,149,164 Vesco, Monica 72,84, 87,92,98, 99,104 Vesco, Vance 60,70,114,120,147 161,165 Vetter, Joyce 86,124,163,164 Visger, Jim 70,132,133,135 Wade, Suzanne 17 Walther, Raymond 58,139 Warner, Julie 70,124,136 Warner, Ron 39,132,139,158 Warner, Stewart 84,134,150 Weber, Valerie 11,87 Werner, Ed 88 Westmoreland, Jill 39,43, 124, 158 Weston, Roger 84,114,115,147 White, Darla 85 Widdison, Jodie 88 Willer, Jeff 39,150,156 Willer, Ted 7o,71,122,132,133 Williams, Jon 70 Williamson, Chip 84 Willis, Teresa 70, 98,99,109, 110,157,161,165 Winans, Mark 17,132,136,154 Wirthlin, Dennis 84, 86, 114, 150 Wirthlin, Larry 58,116,117,130 Wolicki, Michell 85,100,102,103, 111 Woolfolk, Sheri 85 York, Jeff 72,85,92,159 York, Lisa 70,108,109,116,117, 160,166 York, Renee 58,110,111,116,117 Yrueta, Mary 10 Yzaguirre, Claudio 18 Yzaguirre, Louie 39,42,156