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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1979 volume:

index mrs. rorex - full of fun, always making sure things get done, helping the seniors and students of art, she can work it out; shehs so smart. shes the head of block 1, volleyball, and art club too. her optimism has touched everyone in this schoolyard zoo. 2 so to you, mrs. rorex, we think you are so fine; we dedicate this yearbook Winnada 79. i am here to say today is a day of happiness, strength, laughter, joy- and tomorrow is full of sunshine and rainbows and promise. i am here to say enjoy yourself, be ecstatic, watch sunsets, sing in the shower, tell jokes run in the rain, scream at the top of your lungs, enjoy yourself and dream for tomorrow. enjoy yourself and dream for tomorrow. i am the voice of optimism and i say life is for those Who want it. lisa bell ! ! , 1 1o . S e t a u d a , m. Always making ahead for the best n thmgs that can happe 12 Momca Mary Lee Demse Shavon Tammy Jan and JIII Jennie Karina 13 14 Robm L Tony M Johm N ' A m, Bryan Casalez money, be funnyy Kelly $1703 9m to you. What you ; W 75 your 9le la Godv Demse through Christ which 1m. Lisa Bell 'ul gm we can we each omer yew: lo go unto a land V e and fclmw me pam forged , ngm Gerhart P 5' Darth me and be my mend. Ken Mus bit at a time. Carmen n!!! C Mamnez 16am tomorrow because mmmmrow you wnrrIEd , before. Cris Monarrez Mmy Me :s in God 5 hands mm the - mme. Sharnn Hetrick me'beaten path, branch of! and pm. Colleen Halt mm succeed, faHure may be about tumorww; u may be a won't have to worry because . evawbody needs a mug Mel , n'g; gnu you made mistakes,- But why Just once can't He ' Idon't want to muowy Do not 1- mm warn to lead am rather, Mwalk the paths oi Me with a heart asmHe on your lace and a Lyfe IS what you make rt 50 make u worth va9. Steve Jemsta The future Is only a rmle ahead, Stan Lau cm a lot of CeHa' Live your Me for yourself, You're the only one who has to be phased by yaur measures! Mary Lee B. you never lose a game,you1uslrun out of me Betty Seward I can because I think I can. Sheri Wollmk It's been real; 11's been nice: but It hasn't been vea? mce' Jackie McDade Why We perplexed mm warned brow? Too plagued by next to relish now Let come what may of yoy arm sarrowy H4 LIVE maay and risk lomorruw. my 5.2. my bum Jennie Carolyn Buchan Life 15 a football game, knock me he out of sumenne and you'll wm. Dave Cannon Smnke Dan? Jer Clark Love IS me omy mmg heuev man booze 8.5 H's better to make Mend: fast than u: make fast friends. Jan Smith You only go around Once In ME 50 go for the quite Tim Grady I'd rather laugh with the smners than cry with the saints. The smners have much more fun ONLY the good dye young, Jami Clamo Peace! Karma Crosby If you Can imagine ll, yuu Can achieve H, H you can dream Vt, you can become it Teresa Banknfxer How quaml, Grant Foster Stay on cloud nine! The kid 1' you can't get Somelhmg given to you, try askmg Erma szz-zsozl You onty hve once, 50 live R up. Jodl Baker senior sayings Away, awayy ye men of rules What have we to do wxm schuols7 They'd make us learn, they'd make us think. But wank! they make us mve and dnnk7 J Bar God gave us memorres 50 that we might have roses In December Janet Studebaker H's me to be wmportant but W5 mare Important to be nice Itxaso Obleta Preserve WildhferThvow a party! Dawn Logan I'd enmy today better vi It started tater, Janet Valle Either lead, follow, or get the Hell out of the way! George Nichols Lile IS a bowl of cherries If you can learn to swallow the pits Monica Vesco Ham gm qm mal y Dense Mme Gough Love 15 not measured by how many times you much each other, but by haw many Umes yuu reach each other. 5mm ngh School must be fun cuz I'm sml hm Charlene George Keep your face towards the Sunshlne and the shadows will lan behlnd you, Lon Stoker 02 never dud gwe nothing to the tin man that he didnyt already have. Dabble Shaw The omy thing that matters m Me Is wmnmg Tony Meadows Llfe Is a lip full of Copenhagen Ken Werner If a lvttle ram fails m yourHie,1ustwalk a Mlle faster. Mrke Guzman Is Donald Duck really Jealous 01 chkey Mouse7? Robm Lambert A pinch is all It lake; ICopenhagem Mark Seiders Many tunes I have seen me sunshme But have I ever truly seen the light? Genny Bevavd Happy times make the bngmest memories Kamy Rme I'm gonna msz you guys Tray Viss 15 Albrecht Ahrens Steve Acree Tom Alexander Tassea Allen Joyce Allen John Angus 16 J odi Baker Teresa Bankofier Wallace Baum Curtis Baum Mary Lee Baumeister 17 18 Robyn Beaman A , Mickey Bidart Lisa Bell Richard Bowman Genny Bevard Jennie Buehan Dave Cannon Karen Buckingham Bryan Casalez Jamie Clarno Jeff Clark Terri Clausen 19 20 Dee Dee Conn Gary Elges Karina Crosby Dave Elizondo Denise Denny Rory Ellifritz Carmen Fernandez John Gerhart Grant Foster Loyal Gibbons Charlene George Dawn Golliher 21 Tracie Goodale Anna Gonzalez Mike Guzman Chuck Higley Sharon Hetrick Colleen Holt 22 Ken Hummel Gabriel Jurado Steve Jenista Berta Keeney Sam Johnstone Kirby Keller 23 24 Louis Kelly Robin Lambert Kelly Ketcham Stan Lau Kelly Kniep Dawn Logan Jackie McDade Dan Mackey Ty MeDermett Cindy Martinez Rick McDonald Lupe Martinez 25 Tammy Mentaberry Tony Meadows Tony Mentaberry Cristina Monarrez Denise Michelson Teri Morris 26 Melany Morrison George Nichols John Nachiondo Itxaso Obieta Debra Newton Steve Olsen 27 Larry Palmer Brenda Ott Sabrina Reed Letty Ringheimer Kathy Rice Ruben Salas 28 Mike Schroeder Ray Sohofield Debbie Schunke Betty Seward Rolfe Schwartz Debbie Shaw 29 30 Jan Smith Janet Studebaker Jill Smith Alfred Swett Lori Stoker Chris Tarter Mark Toland Monica Vesco Janet Valle Troy Viss 31 32 Dennis Wirthlin Michell Wolicki Jeff York Sheri Woolfolk Not Pmtured Lars Abramsson Jim Ayer Sandy Cox Kem Enckson Bret GonzaXez Twm Gvady Dave Knese Joe MufHer Stephen Petty WIHIam Remhmuth Mark Senders Bob Shaft Martin Stout FRIENDLIEST , John and sta MOST INDEPENDENT - Karma and Rory MOST LIKELV TO SUCCEED , Jackwe and Tmy EEST LOOKING , Lam and ROWE l 33 EEST DRESSED , Mama and kae BEST DANCERS 7 Low: and Tevesa MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT , Tony and Janet Compliments of WATERHOLE IKE 34 ' MOST CDURTEOUS , Mum and Shem MOST ATHLETIC , Demse and Bret MOST YALKATIVE Stan and Jamie ALL AROUND SUPER SENIORS , Teresa and Roll? Compliments of BIG 0 TIRES 35 Ftrst Semster officers: President, Janet Studebaker, Vwcer President, Denise Mbchelsoh; Sec.-Treasurer, Sharon Hetrick; Student Council Rep., Dave EHzondo, Second Semester of'T'wers: President, Denny thhlih; cherPresident; Jan Smith Sec.- Treasuver, Sharon Hetrick; Student CouncH Rep., Dave Ehzondo, The theme for the dass cf 79 x5 Goodebye Doesn't Mean Forever. Thaw colors are dark Mue and hght Me with thew Hower bemq the carnation This year's seniors man to go to Marriott: for thew Senior Skxp day and are busily making money by selling raffle tickets, taking pictures of kiddwes with Santa, drwing trucks to Reno for Owenws Ford, giving the Christmas Bah, and many other projects. Hopequy, by the time this ? yearbook comes out, the semors will be sliding down the ,; mg ride at Marrwott's. L- 36 . .wmhzwum.e .vgasixhiul -.. Knowmg that even 1f you stumble you'H be able to get up again and keep on gOlng try hard First semester ciass officers Suzanne Norgaard secretaryrtreasurer Jerry Ihompsone VICPipreSldenL Debi Echeverriat preSidenti and Tony Richards; Student Countil representative The junior class is already on its way toward making points for its senior class trip. So far! 1N4 of the class has made some effort toward this. They placed first during Christmas time for their decorations of the history area. Those participating on this project were Jerry Thompson, Mark Gough, Gina Jenista, Debi Echeverria, Dani Baum, Barbara Nash, Monty Hansen, Curtis Betz, Dani Higley, and Debbie Herrera, During Homecoming, their hoat placed third But their Homecoming skit never made it off the ground. It was a disaster as was their hot chocolate sale which netted them a whole 75 cents But with a lot of eftort and big mouths, they got the spirit stick a couple of times for yelling the loudest in pep assemblies. Advisers for the junior class were Mr. Biliingsley and Mrs, Brown. Second semester class ofhcers Tony Richards Student CouriCii representative Jerry Thompson WC? preSident Mark Gouqh secretaryrtreasurer and Karl Hornbarger president Compliments of the CLUB BARBER SHOP 38 e ,3: Mame! Allen Casey Arclmega Janet Armstrung Jun Autrey Mm Ayer Irene Aylesworth Dam Baum Karl Baker Jasper Begay Kuvbs Bell Karen Bwrlmgsvey Scott Cameron Cindy Clarnu Lee BOSCH Tlm Chabcl Jom Uausen Joe Bolkm Bob Clamo L0H Cudr Eugene Brown Andy Brown Compliments of JAMES CALLAHAN MicheHe Cuyler Nan Daws Leanne Demauei 39 sauv, No more Katherme Dmk Kevm chk Dem Echevema Mavk ENrmg Shannon Emma 40 Ken Emmerpe Debme Emery kae Erqmaga Cheryl Framer Bvuce mm Kelh Freshouv Jan FuHeander Frank Gama Many Ganm Betty Ghnsmann y , v 11;; , r . i Sandra Gonzales Dawd Goudswaard Mark Guugh RIC Grantham thur Guerrero wm HaH Tum Hammond Monty Hansen Mike Harman Wendy Harmon DWEW wraulug Anhu- V ' w. . V u V? 319 Debbwe Heerra Dam ngley Kavl Hornbarger Joan Manon Mark Hummew Mark Kearns Tammy Kexsey Pam Kerr Sum Maumann Lon Komw Gma Jemsla Tma Jenkms Dawd Johnson Tauna Jahnsmne Chuck Keams Ranae Lane Crystax Leon Rad nghthouse kae Mom OPYIMISM ws bemg un page two of a ten page term paper on Thursday and mannmg on tummy wt m on FHday when yuu can't type 41 Kyle Locke Lenora Lyon Kevm McRae chk Morton Kathy Neary Dana Logan Cathy Mamnez Hoyt Meadows Betty Mmdoon Suzanne Norgaard Rodney Long Dave McDonough Wendi Mum Edna MuHHo Dawn Pnce Steve Lopes thp McDonouqh Cindy Momey Sonia MImHu Shame Reynmds Tom Lowe AHan McKmney Markus Moms Barbara Nash Dawd Rheault Compliments of UPTOWN MARKET 42 - mm 1 Tony Rmhards Gma Rwero Mvchelle Rnux Ken Roybal Lyle Santos nsm wnm nzvuus wm mos KeHy Weston Ann megberg Tammwe Santos Judxth Snapp Larry Swen Jerry Yhompson Stephame Vaughn Denms Schofield Vera Sweeney Day1e Taylor John Tumeu Kim Walters Chuck Srmm Rhondeua Swensun Troy Taylor Fvank Ugahie Ed Werner WWW? ,. Compliments of VOGUE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS the 2nd time First semestev Sophomore officers for the 78179 school year are, standing. Peter Buchan, Student Council Representative,- Carman WoonoXk, Treasurer. Seated: Jamie Lowe, VICE Pres4dent; Tonya Thompson, Secretary,- and Janice Visger, Presideht, The Sophomore class started earning money thxs year by hawng a bake sale at Raley's, holdmg a car wash, and sewng Halloween Insurancev They have mans for reusing more money by puttmg on a spring dance. The class of h81 came m 4th In Heat competition m the homecommg parade, and unfortunately didn't place m the skit -contest. Thmgs aren't necessarily better the 2nd time around. 44 around Things arenht hecessarHy better the 2nd time around Second semester officers are, standing: Brian Moravec, Studem Council Representative,- Tom Riggs, Treasurer. Seated: Tonya Thompson, Secretary; Janice Visger, President; and Jamie Lowe, Vice Preswdeht. h uulvmr' h . n: Compliments of JAMES CALDER Picture not available MikeAHen Adam Barvenechea Erwgme Eosch sta Euckmgnam Keny Clark Robert Dawdsan 5m Angus John Begay Mike Brown Kem Camer Tmy Clamo Pamma Daws Rod Arbnmes Tracy Beu AHen Brugger Ray Casaxez ma Cmuher Tammy Denny um Autrey Loretta Ewand Peter Buchan Don CaSSmeHI cmgm Damebon Rmk Desrmsseaux chhard Dunaldsun Cam Dufmvena Tom ages Marty Evans AHen Fagg 46 ho 2 P546 AVAILABLE Teresa Fernandez Chen m Jevry Fry Dan cans Robm Garner Tum George Wade Geuvge Mavk Gumamh Kermwt exam Randy Glmsmann Kathy Gonzawes Jamne Graham Tvesswa Graham Ana Guerreru Jackwe Hemey Roxanne Hesterlee Pat Husch Carulyn Hobbs Jerry Hon Gary Hunowa Htu Homung Rutme Harm Lome Juvado Karen Keeney WendaH Kemmn KEHy Key Carollne ngman Susan Kmep thch Lamben Peter Larvagueta Chms Legarza Yvette ugnmouse Ruben manetz Lance Lupe; Beth Ann Luvds Jamm Lowe Nancy Marcuerqmaga Cmdy Martln Frank Mamnez Warren Maynard Marsha Masters Kurt MCDunuugh Vernon McDonuugh Robm MCGhee George MIHer Brlan Moravec Slephame MuHeneaux Tuny MunHu Jose Nacmundo Ruben Neary waVany Nmson Came 0n Jevry 0n Ronda Pans Tonya Pans 47 Dan Peavce Barbara Pwerce Tma PDCM PM Poland Mike Porter 48 Jim Pvau Dam Prmtz Barry Gums: Sharon Rams Regma Reed Pal Rlchards Tom mggs Chavmaane Rose anan Rusky Gma Rosky Juana Sanchez Kathy Sands Pat Schroeder Wade Sewers Jef? Swres Sand: 5mm Dave Stoker SCH! SWEHSUH Don Yhompion Kathleen Thompson Tanya Thompson ka9 Thomson LeeRuy Trakas Rubert Ugalde Tuny Ugalde Cums Upshaw Natahe Vaughn Betty Wegman Cayman Woolek Kmy Wyckhuyse Candace VanSmMe Jamce quer Ron Wmtmore Jacquehne ngm Kexth Zlgler Fwst semester freshman class ofEcers were VICE Presxdent Sean Doyle Student CouncH Representatwe Andrew HlHyeh Presxdent Carol Scott Secretary Jose Sanchez and Treasurer Cyntma Delaney Second semester freshman class offxcers were Treasurer Pthlp Romerq Secretary Stacy Youngberge Presxdent Demarah Backuse VICE Pres.dent Jimmy Kracawe and Knot pictured? Student Counc'l Representative Andrew HIHyer We are freshmen and of this weere proude at those pep assembhes Were not too loud In the beginning we d-dnet know If our wusdom would ever show As for our future we ve made no plans except to be loyal Buckaroo fans But what we are and what we wxll do brmgs an optwmsuc outlook on 82 50 fresh bring new outlook Compliments of WINNEMUCCA MOTORS Karen Adams Djuana AHEH L'sa Andersen Demarah Backus Gurus Baker Tum Baker Greg Bermeosmo Barbara Brown Cmdy Carpenter Dehme Eartun Tuna Bwasw Mama Bvown Debble Clausen Pauy Baum Cmdy Eiddle Dave Buckmgham Cargo CleHand Arnold Begay Mavgaret deme sta Burvow Km Cress Fmrence Bessy Tom Bncker Nancy Cannun BwHy Cunn Compliments of WINNEMUCCA BLACKSMITH Plum; nol JanU. John Crowwey Bob Cuddeback Danny Cuywev Klmberiee Dawdson Tvm Daws 51 Renee HuH Kevin Humrrm Holly Johnson Joeua Johnson Tern Juhnxtone Rmky Hurada Erlan Kearns Reece Keener Chem Kewsey Run memerre Rub KHSme me Kracaw AHen Lam Damon LaROque sta Larrame Soma Leidner Rocky Lemonds Robert Luzaneu Kent Lugan Randy Long Ron Langley Deanna Lynn: Pam Lyuns Susan McMahon Dean Maga Kame Marcuerqmaqa Conna Maynard Carmen Mexgoza Mms Lendaza Dan Mentabevry 53 Renee Hull Kevm Hummel HDHY Johnson Jueila Johnson Tem Johnstone Ricky Human Bman Kearns Reece Keener cnene Kebey Ron KImmeHe Rub KHslmm me Kracaw Alten Lawb Darmn LaRoque Lxsa Larrame Sonja Levdner Rocky Lemands Robert Lizanetz Kent Lugan Randy Long Ron Longley Deanna Lyuns Pam Lyuns Susan McMahon Dean Maga Kame Marcuerqmaga Gonna Maynard Carmen Memoza Muls Lenduza Dan Mentaberry 53 Doug Mmev SheHy MvHev kae wasourw supnan Mormon 54 Terry Morton Janet Mmdoon Tom MuHeneaux Don NeHson Pete Newton Betty Nums Becky nu Dureana UH Debbre Paxmer Tebeau must Rachel Pruclev Debme 0mm Nancy Qumu Sharon Quwhcw me Rackmy Dwayne Reed Marga Reed Tom Remhold Penny Nev Jenme Rmehart Phth Romero Rene Roux Yom Santos Joswe Sanchez Tnoa Schunke Mam Sanms Cam Scott E ?w Kathy Srmm Chm Swensan Roxanne Vanorsdane kae Wand Dawe Schmem Gary Swope Teresa Vesco Shawna Woaswey Stephan Sorter Mark Thomson Elena Waners ng va Don Swzson Lee Tswana Ida Watkms Stacy Voungberg Mike Swansan Tam Tnmpey Angem Watson Kns ZIgXer 55 ; Powers April 1, 1963 December 2, 1978 swap an Beloved Sleep fJ w and 13k? MW IESt; Lay dawn my head upon m ,v Savrov s mag,- ,1, If We bvethee W t Jesus j VOVES thee bESl Havlng m assyance that even w you do St f f somethmg wrongm mu turn out ngm. 57 our cheery leaders II- ' n- Robert Scott Board of Trustees: Don Stoker, Jeanne Butts, William Hooft, Clerk; Lyman Schwartz Superintendent preSIdent: Don Jones, Warren Scott, Dave Bell Sandy Harshbarger, bookkeeper; Mary Yrueta, account clerk,- DeDe Delong, secretary; Paula Garry Foster Liechti, transportation and maintenance secretary; Inez Taylor, district secretary Maintenance and transportatlon supervusor Compliments of BILUS NEWSSTAND 58 rah! rah! rah! James Purler, Prmcxpax, Joe deAmeta, Vwcerpvmmpm Donna Legarza Secretavy MaryAnn Hammond Phyllis Fagg : 11 Secvetary Secretary ENJOY GOOD HEALTH-DON'T SMOKE 59 Kalle Brown Smyl Butcher :lyde Andreas hm Bmmqsxey Ed Baum Ken Chmstean Mark Biandenhurq Wayne Clark 60 Mum Costa Lyn Eunmngham Lexsa meey Tum Geovge Lon Echevama BHI Jeanney ShMey Evans Juhn Johnson 61 Bill Knight Ralph Markus 62 Rulan McGiH Gwynn Morgan Norma Maples Mary Lou Minor Jacque Mitchell Arlene Myers Frank Oxbonow Dan Rhmehan Pauhne Pmkmgmme m 5.3me Susan Rurex Rubm Scan Sanm Shvhg1ey Lows Tnmpey 63 mm waflw me 095 , r i$e6mmaakc7rrm 7 Marmgwu ' a Imww ,4 Kay our superiors? . . . in action. Nwhaddya mean a thousand Maps ws too much7 ShWen up Sumwer! Wou've been w my mass for 9x munms and you aim don't know that tms boot goes an the other hand7 Gee, I wander N she'd go to the Prom with me? Compliments of the COZY MOTEL .. .....w.w-..w..q ., w-A..-Q.-.MA IMr Porter 3 qomg to evaluate me today7 And If jGL, don t rmnme that camera from H ; IIVEI-P'VTF rm. I wear thIS Santa Claus mug m the middle of your forehead Compliments of F 8x H MOTEL What I wed Is a few. gmd Baamms I: turn the Iadder for rm- and I II have thws IIqht bulb In m three shakes of a Iamh's tall Darn It Bill I was so xure I had .1 shot at Iwommg Queen thus year xv mam Vzaquwre James Puath 66 custodians and cooks LOUIE Vargas Allt? DoIan James Moswey Marge 5pm Joe Arana Mary Ann Echeverna Compliments of BEVARD AND LAMBERT CONSTRUCTION CO. 7x Art Club Members: First Row,- Terri Trimpey, Janet Valle, Betty Seward, Kerri Calder, Tony Murillo, Jasper Begayl Adam Barrenechea. Second Row,- Cris Monarrez,Tassea Allen, Jennie Buchan, Teresa Bankofier, Mary Lee Baumeister, Jamie Lowe, Mrs Rorex. Third Row; Jenny Rinehart, Kim Cress, Victor Guerrero, Curtis Baum, Kathy Rice! Lenora Lyons, Denise Michelson! Lisa Cloutier, Larry Palmer Fourth Row; Jackie McDade, Kurtis Betz, Sonia Murillo, Edna Murillo, Lisa Bell, Mark Gough. Not Pictured: Chris Tarter, Sabrina Reed, Joe Urban! Ann Goudenberg. Offmers: Mark Gough, President; Sonia Murillo, St Body Representative; Janet Valle, Vice President; Joe Urban, Sec.-Treasurer mot picturedr art club draws This year, Art ChAb was busy as usuat They started the year out right, winning hrst ptace in club dWiStOH in the homecoming parade with their munchkm penpte They also won second, skit night for thew conevhead skit. They hetd their annual Atmost Everythmg Goes, Art Show, and they took a trip with the money they earned throughout the year. Compliments of DAN DEBONIS D,D.S. swinging symphonic sounds: .5; 151 Row: Grant FastenDawn Gother, Dam HIgIey, Sharon Quil'mi, Shawna Woosley, Camwn Hobbs, Rachel Carmine Kingman,1txaso Obieta, Ruthie Horton, Tammy Procter, Robert Neary, Karl Baker, Tom Donaldson, Tim Santos, Nancy Cannon, Beth Anne Lords. 2nd Row: Davis, Curtis Baker, Richard Donaldson, Tom Baker, Compliments of DELONG TRUCK LINES 70 Curtis Baum, Deblne Shaw. 3rd Row: Wade George, Clarno, Jxm Autvey. Mr. Clark, director. Not pictured: Chris Legarza, David Elfering, AHen Armstrong, Kirby Tom Bricker, Dan Gans, Greg Hatch, Chuck Kearns, Keller, Brian CasaVez, Rick Morton,Joe Botkin, Troy Scott Shelton, Jacqueline Wright. Compliments of DESERT MOUNTAIN SURVEVING COMPANY . 71 Stage band members: First row: Dawn Gulliher, Dani ngiey, Debbie Shaw, Karl Baker. Second row: AHen Armstrong, Tommy Bricker, Chris Legarza, Caroline Kingman. Third row: Rick Morton, Troy CXarno, Grant Foster, Curtis Baum, Torn Donaldson. Director: Mn mark. Band reaHy anyed aH around this year. To raise money they sold Readerst Digest records, which netted them $40000. This went for- trips and supplies. Tnps were taken to Carson City for the Nevada Day Parade, to Etko for solos and ensembles and Honor band, to Las Vegas for AHeState Band, and to Lovelock for Massed Band, The guest directors for Honor Band and Massed Band were, respectwely, Dr. Steve Men from Central Washington University and Jerry Lusk. Local events were the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and concerts at the Junior High and Grammar SchcoL Pep Band supported the Buckaroos by playing for footbaH, girlst and boys' basketball, and wrestling To conclude the '78-79 year the Lowry Band played for graduation. 72 Band omcm Hrs: vow. Dawn Gchmar. secretary, Drum Mamrette; ltxaso Ohieta, Fragment; Carohne ngman, Student Counul Representatwe Second mw- way Kellen cherPresxdent, Curtis Eaum, Band Manager; Grant Foster, Treasure! Compliments of JOHN M. DOYLE Concert Band Uh Beth Ann? I thunk the songk over The LIMP Drummer Boy Compliments of RICHARD J. LEGARZA 73 , , , block Kadie$ attain victories I Back row HoHy Homung, ltxasu Ometa, Rum: Hanan, Mickey Ewan Monica Vesco Teresa ankamy, Karen Bunngswey, andy Harman, Cheryl Frazier, Kathy Neary, MISS Echevama Second row Anna Gonzalez, Tonya Thompson, Jamce szgev, sta BeH, Charlene Geovga Yammy Kelsey Betty Ghnsmann, Jame McDade Front vow Gm Jemqa Tauna Johnston Tma Jenkms, Tammy Menlaberry Jane: Studebakev, Mrs Rorex, Demse Michelsum Engme Bosch LlSa BHL VP, Jana Studebaker, pres, Dumse chhelson tsmmg m for Betty Sewavm, St, Cmm rep, and Betty Ghnsmann, Se: Wr Hem met manon ws Superb H Compliments of A FRIEND our melodious choir Back row: Mr. Clark, Dawn Gother, Angela Watson, Ranae Lane, Debbie Palmer, MicheHe Cquer, Kim Cress, Regina Reedr Second row: Penny Rider, Barbara Pierce, Cmdy Biddle, Margaret Biddle. Front row: Sonja Leidner, Toni Santos, Cathy Martinez, Tammy Santos, Sandra Gonzabes, Pam Lyons, Candy VanSicklev Chow emcers are Tammy Santos, Sandra Gonzales, Cathy Martinez, and Toni Santos. Compliments of EAST SIDE TEXACO mtm productions The 1978-1979 varsity cheerleaders are Tauna Johnstone, Mickey Bidart, and Monica Vesco, head cheerleader. six 9 This year the varsity cheerleaders have been earning money by holding rummage and bake sales. They also put on a Sadie Hawkins dance and an Old Man basketball game with the junior varsity cheerleaders and songleaders. Even though Mickey was out most of the season with a leg injury, Monica and Tauna have promoted as much pep as possible. Compliments of HETRICK BROTHERS, INC. 76 songleaders: disco inferno Compliments of GINGERhS PHOTO LAB Bankoher, head schgleadev; Lori Stoker, Gina Jemsta, and Karen Billinngey. They have raised money by putting on a dance dimc, by havmg a rams for a $25 gift certihcate at the Stockmans store, and by homing two dances downtown with live bands. The 78479 songXeaderS have been entertaming audiences with thew dfmcmt hand and dance routines am This year s sohgleaders are Teresa h through the year. h 77 j.v s point to Victory JV cheerleaders: Charmaane Rose, Yvette Lighthouse, head cheerleader; Tonya Thompson, Ronda Pans. lets wrestle f.h.a. cooks! Lawry's F.H,A. Xadxes found themsewves mvolved m a sales, set up a donatxon can in Orovada, and are number of actlwties tms year. Under the adwsement of hopequy Xockmg forward to a trip to stneyland after Mrs Gwynn Morgan, they held pIZZa and popcorn ball school has been dxsrmssed. Front row, left to ngm: Lam 'mn Lad I. I . W I Codr, Beth Ann Lords, AngeIa Watson, Dawn GoHiher, Fernandez. Back VOW: Kelly Key, Brlgeue Bosch, Irene Ranae Lane, Lori Komru. Second row: Jackie Henley, Aylesworth, Sonia Murwllo, CoHeen Damelson, Kare Kelly Clark, Nancy Cannon, Toni Elges, Teresa Keeney Complimenls of HUMBOLDT VETERINARY CLINIC 80 x Congratulations Soma MwIHo m placmg vim m the speech cuntest ham 3! the menu Roundup m WeHs The mstallatmn :eremuny of the l?7871979 F N A umcm From M m mgm, Ranae Lane, msconan, Soma Murillo, swam body representauve, Beth Ann Lords, secretary, Lon KuRom, me premaem; Dawn Golllher, pvesident, Angewa Watson, treasurer Compliments of KRALE-KON E 81 pres. Sheri nevadafs ffa. ' 35-7 '7 -u' ??M ;. .wuLH'f' L . FFA members are Bruce Frazier Tom Hammond, Will Conn, Deb Quilici. Third row: Kermit Glenn, Mr. George, Hall, L96 ROY Trakes, Tony Richards, Jan Fullenwider, Advisor; Dale Schoerld, Tebeau Piquet, Darrel Printz, Susie Klaumann, Cheryl Frazier, Sheri Woolfolk, Tim and Dave Buckingham, Not pictured; Cindy Mobley, Pat ChabotX Wade George Second row: Don Cassinelli, Lisa Richards, and Randy Glinsmann. Hall, Danny Cuyler, Ron Kimmerle, Jim Rackley, Bill ThlS years FFA omcers were Jan Fullenwider, Secretary; Susie Klaumann, Reporter; Cheryl Frazier, Student Council Representative; Sher! Woolfolk, President; Bruce Frazier, Treasurer; Tony Richards, Sentinel, and not pictured Cindy Mobley, Vice President sweetheart at kansas city i '7'$ 9r+t a K, j. 1.. ; Sheri Woolfolk, local president and state sweetheart, went to the FFA National convention in Kansas City, Missouri on Nov. bth-llth along with other members of the locai chapter, FFA had an active year again starting with their kick-of? BBQ on Sept. 15th to the State Convention attended during April 23rd- 25th. Other activities included the December citrus sale, National FFA week,Feb.17th-23rd when they held their Foods for America program. Along with this, they also sponsored a Steak Fry on Feb 23rd and participated in a livestock judging contest in Lovelock on Feb. 17th in which our team pictured ieft, took hrst place. 83 national honor society 1 points in new directions Honm Scam Members Fwst Raw Mark Gouqh Betty Ghnsmann Wendy Harmon Janet Studenakpv Teresa Bankwer Demse Munewsan Momca Vesw Sner- waaumk chke; dean Secunc Row, Hay! Mmuuws Jew Thomnmn Tray Taymr Lm BeH, Jada? McDade John Angus Aviene Myers madman Rum: Schwartz Suzanne Norgaam, Itxaso 0mm Nm mead, Dave Emonnn New Innumees Fmt Row Adam Banemnea, Carohne omcers Jam Studebaker, Pveydent; 1mm 0mm Vmer WEN Pam WWUHA Mite Wmmmgr TOME Pmdenl Mmkey Wm swam Comm REV Demg Thumpsun Carmen Woouaw Secund Ruw Karen ammqswey Michelson Masum Suzanne mam, 59mm, Mrke Schroeder George Nmnms Kvby KeHer Rwhmd Donamsom Tum nggs Tammy Kebsey 1th Row Tammy Memaberry, Chem Frazier Kamy Neary, Chuck Srmlh Dawn Gallmer, Sharon Hemck, CuHeen Halt -' Compliments of KAFOURY, ARMSTRONG, TURNER 8r. C0. 84 Uh Mr Andreas We see youw He wanted 10 mm my harm My gwme ws kHlmg meH Honor SOEIEU got an the baH early 1m: year and changed m consmuuon So that the new members were mducted eamer m the year Tm enabled the new membevs to hem throughout the year Wm thew annuax doughnut sale, moms mu Sam and axso the saw of Concessmns at we basketbaH games Honor Somety wound up the year vwm thew usual mp 10 outrofrstate coneges Noil don't mmd cake m my harm 86 german club reorganized Front Row: Carman Woolfolk Jerry Thompson Mark Gough Scot Swenson Back Row- Hoyt Meadows, Suzanne Norgaard, Betty Glmsmann, adwsor Mrs. Brown, Tony Ugalde and John Gerhart. Left to right: Betty Gllnsmann, vuce pres.; Tony Ugalde, student council rep' Suzanne Norgaard, secretary. Back row: Jerry Thompson, preSIdent; Mark Gough, treasurer; and Hoyt Meadows, historian. janets planet visits 1.h.s. Front row Suzanne Norgaard, Tony Ugaide, John Gerhart, Janet Studebaker, adviser Mr Jeanney, Hoyt Meadows, Dawn GOHIhEY, Janice szger, Cheryl Frazxer, and Kathy Neary Back Row Joe Bolkm, Betty GMSmanH, Debbie Herrera, Mark Gough, Wendy Harmon, CoHeen Holt, Jerry Thompson, Hoyt Meadows, Chuck Smxth, and Jackie McDade, Omcers: Colleen Holt, student councH reps, Janet 50 m 'oumahsm mm has Suzzeeded m puumg out w mfamws Studebaker, editor, Betty Glinsmann, assnstant edttor m Bucks EuHsheet an Mme evevy momh The newspaper m made charge of humor,- and Cheryl FraZIer in charge of clubs tremendous :mdes m the Ham 0! Jamnausm Juumahsm dub ha: and adwmei expanded swgnmcanuy m mcmm- cveahve wrmngs from vdnous studenh on we saw and m aeom mtervmws, aHhongh mey have added new cammns, such as W2lcome to My Worm 'by Jackm McDade and have km the steadlast reamm such .35 Janet: Wane! Joumahsm dub made ,1 mp 10 w Unwersny ac Rena, m amend Juurnahsm Day There they attended classes wmm revolved around Jnumalwsm They mclude yearbuuknewspaper avvd0e1evxsmn repomng Rodeo Club Members are: Front row, dockwwse, Jeff Roy Trakas, John Angus, Dani Baum. Not pictured- York, Tim Chabot, Jenme Rinehart, Tricia Schunke, Mark Elfring, Brenda GasteXecutto, sta Gastemcutto, Debbie lelci, Mark Sewders, Torn Hammond, WIH HaH, Cindy Mobley, Pat chhards, Frank UgaXde, Dean BeH, Tony Rxchards, Jan Fullenwxder, Lxsa HaH, Kim Cress, John Bell. Cheme Kelsey. Back row, left to rtht: Kathy Srmth, Lee Rodeo Club Omcers ave. Left to right, Jeff York, cherPresxdent; Tony Richards, Treasurer; Dani Baum, Secretary; John Angus, President. Not pictured: Frank Ugmde, Repovter Rudeo Club has particvpated in many of the state sanctioned rodeos hem 'm the Silver State during the past summer. They sponsored the Humboldt High School Rodeo at the Humbohit County Fairgrounds, which was held on May 12th and 13th. They also sponsored a Rodeo CXub Dance that was held on May 12 m conjunction with the Rodeo. They plan to participate in severat m- state rodeos in the summer of 79. We wish them the best of Xuck. Spanish club cushions our Victories First row: Tom Riggs, Lance LopesJ Peter Larraguetav Victor Guerrero, Barbara Nash Mary Lee Baumeisterv Wendy Harmonc LeAnhe DeMatteiu Janice Visger, Rodd Lighthouse, Lisa Cloutier, Mrsi Costa! Chuck Smith, Second row: Ana Guerrero, Adam Barrenechea, Edna Murillo, Itxaso Obieta, Kathy Nearye Susan Khiepu Juana Sanchezu Yvette Lighthouse. Third row: Lee Boschw Genny Bevardu Letty Ringheimerc Colleen Holtt Tonya Thompson Not pictured: Jackie Wright, Cindy Martinez, Lupe Martinez, Tressia Graham. At the end of last year, the Spanish club went to Salt Lake Officers. Lee Bosch preSIdent; Rodd City Utah to Visit BYU and Utah University. This year they Lighthouse vice president: Yvette had their annual candy sale and they also sold Buckaroo Lighthouse, student COUHCll V894 Colleen seat cushions at the basketball games and other activities. HO't, 56C. treas. ThlS was their main money raising project which provided them with enough money to go on a trip this year also They entered a heat in the football homecoming parade entitled HLiquify the LIOHSH which placed second in the organization division. They also had a skit for skit night 90 LIQUIFY THE LIONS A 9nd place HLetS see O O O O Next tune I bake grasshoppers Into the cake I Tar and feathering remams a form of woM eat any flrst punishment In Spanish club Compliments of MOTORCYCLES UNLIMITED 91 92 st. council entertains us '3 Student CouncH Members are, standing: Betty Seward, BXock L; Cheryl Frazler, FFA; Lisa BeH, Student Body Treasurer; Andrew Hillyer, Freshmen,- Troy Viss, Student Body Vice President; Dave Elizondo, Seniors; Rolfe Schwartz, Student Body Pres4dent; Tony chhards, Juniors. Sitting: Brigette Bosch, FHA; Sonia Murillo, Art Club; Yvette Lighthouse, Spanish Uub; chkey Bidarl, Honor Society,- Monica Vesco, Head Cheerleader; and Tony Ugalde, German Club. Not pictured are: Brian Moravec and Peter Buchan, Sophomores; Hoyt Meadows, Math Club; Wendy Harmon, Pep Club; Caroline Kingman, Band; Tom Santos, Choir; and Itxaso Obieta, Student Body Secretary, The Student Council successfully completed the Football Homecoming Actwmes this year and they have attended the Nevada Association of Student CouncHs in Elke before school began to get some Ideas on how to improve our school system for both the alumm and the student body They cut down Christmas trees and decorated sections uf the schooh during the holidays. Also, they collected mascots from our AA opponents and placed them in the gym, in addition to sponsoring many schom assembhes to entertain the student body. Compliments of STUART PEARCE I a' 1; , ,:waa. No no Mr Perm lthmk HHS w: the way bark w Wmnmhucm Student Body OchrS are standing Lisa Bell, treasurer; Itxaso Obieta, secretary. Sitting' Monwca Vesco Head CheeHeader, Troy szs, VwceVPreswdent, and RoWe Schwartz, Preswdent. szr dream house, Lm7 amin What an ya mean you com me Sagebrush burqers and pme tune wna Compliments of ROV'S GLASS SERVICE 93 vica claims top auto skills 13,,w Vica members are ms: row. Mr. nght, adviser; Joe Mumer, Bman Casamz, Wally Baum, Eugene Brown, Allan McKinney. Second row: Markus Morris, Rodd Lighthouse, Third row: Pam Kerr, Martm Stout, Kevm McRae, Mark Sewders, Tim Grady, Mark Toland. Not pictured are Bob CXamo, Frank Gabica, Dawd Johnsun Rick McDonald, Lyle Santos, This year, Vica had a rame for Vica funds. It was on December 22, and they made about $200 doHavs. They ramed a car cassette, h siuffed bear, and an emergency tom set. For afund raising project they sold their auto shop skills to the public. Vica also attended the Custom Car Show m Reno. Vica State Skills Contest was held in Reno on March 13 Representing Lowry are Wally Baum for the Speech contest, Martin Stout iorAuto Mechanic, Allan McKinney for Arc Welding, and Rick McDonald for Auto Body Repair. erst Semester emcers are Mark Toland, Preswdent; Tim Grady, Vice Preswdeht; Martin Stout, Secretary; Kevin McRae, Treasurer; AHan McKmney, Parhamentariah; Eugene Brown, Reporter; Frank Gabica, Student CouncH Representatwe; Rick McDonald, chaplain. Second Semester ofhcers pwctured betow are AHan McKmney, PreSIdeht; Lyle Santos, Vwce President; Kevin McRae, Secretary,- Dave Johnson, Treasurer; Rodd Lighthouse, Parhamehtariah; Eugene Brown, Reporter,- Pam Kerr, Student Council Representatwe; Frank Gabwca, Chaanih. Mary Lee Baumster-Edwtor Kathy che Dame Herrera a group of talented, hardworking, dedicated, responsible, . . . Gma Jemsta Chamne George Rnbm Lambert ambitious young adults: our yearbook staff, the winnada class 96 Troy Vlss le Bell Shawn Hetmk For the hrst tlme m the hlstory of L.H.S., the constructlon of the school yearbook was offered as a class, and under the strict gmdahce of her excellehcy Slbyl Butcher thus year 5 staff set forth to brlng you the best yearbook ever. Starting early m the year, these students attacked almost all of the local busuness establishments m our area and sold over 3000 dollars worth of advertisements, enough money to not only help pay for the publication, but Wlth a sufficient amount left over to invest in a staff camera. On September 23 the HerFvaones Co. held thelr yearbook workshop In our school Wlth students from across the state attending, and Wlnnemuccals professnonal photographer Jerry lesch lnstructlng a course In photography. ,0qcy-f ' 97 ll' pep club struggles to survive Offlcers: Mr. Brandenburg, Advisor; Stephanie Vaughn, Fund Raiser; Itxaso Obieta Secretary-Treasurer: Betty Seward Vice President; Janet Studebaken Pres,- and Shelly Reynolds, Fund Raiser. Top row: Jackie McDade Dawn Golliher Mr Brandenburg Itxaso Obleta Janet Studebaker Betty Seward. Janet Valle, Cheri Fry 2nd rnw- Hko Hormmg, Teresa Bankorier, Tammy Mentaberry, Linda Erquiaga, Tracy Betz Joyce Glasgow Roxanne Hesterlee 3rd row: Kelly Clark CoHeen Danielson Wendy Harmon Betty Glmsmann, Susan Kniep, Carman Woolfolk, Kim Cress, Kimberlee Davidson. 4th row: Stephanie Vaughn Mickey Bidart Teresa Vesco, Monica Vesco Mark Gough Janice Vlsger, Betty Wogman Brigitte Bosch, Josie Sanchez 5th row: Shelly Reynolds Vera Sweeney Gina Jemsta, Tracy Gribble, Shawna Woosley Tonya Thompson, Suzanne Norgaard, Karen Adams; Caro? Scott. 6th row: Jamie Lowe Sonia Murillo Kathy Neary Tammy Kelsey Cheryl Frazier Lisa Cloutuer sta Burrow Demarah Backus, Jon! Harmon 7th row. Loretta Bland, Edna Murillo, Terri Johnstone, Rene Roux, Dawn Gough Janet Holt Bottom row: Lisa Buckingham Karen Keeney Carolyn Hobbs Charlette Glenn, Betty Norris Doreana Ottv my V . y . aw, i Varsity Men: Fivst Row; Brian Moravec, David Goudswaard, John Begay, AHan McKmney, Wallace Baum, A1 Daws, Ken Roybah Stan Lau, Paul Kerr, Ruben Salas, Lance Lopes, Mike quuiaga, Dave Cannon, George Nichms, Louis Jurado, Second Row: Steve Lopes, Mike Schroeder, RoWe Schwartz, Chuck Smlth, Casey Arcimega, Pat Schroeder, AHen Brugger, AI Urban, Bvet Gonzalez, Kelly Kmep, Dave EHzondo, Tmy Mentaberry, Mike Harmonv Coaches: Front Row; Jim Bxllingsley, U.VJ, Bill Lowry 14 Lovelock 7 Jeanney, Warsitw, Lyn Cunningham, U V x Second Lcwry 32 Hawthorne 10 Row: Mark Brandenburg, Warsityl, Ken Christean Lowry 16 White Pine 27 UVJ, Lowry 18 Incline 33 Lowry 46 Stewart 0 Lowry 6 Yerington 44 Lowry 6 Douglas 56 Lowry b Manogue 52 Lowry 6 Ewko 28 White the scores don't show it, Lowry's team had some very good ball players Our leadmg rushers were Rolfe Schwartz and Pat Schroeder; our Xeadmg . passer was Kelly Kniep; our leading player in total offense was aXso KeHy Kniep. Our leading passmg recewers were kae Schroeder and Robfe Schwartz and our main men on defense were Dave Cannon, Tony Mentaberry, and Pat Schroeder The Lowvy Bucks showed us some pretty excmng games this year. Compliments of the RECKON BAR :avgv or football x u r 61 excites! Compliments of TALLMAN LUMBER 101 10wryj.v. football 2 - 5 Front Row Roberi Neary, Sean DoyXe, Jun Kracaw, Danny Pearce, Cums Upshaw, and Roy Echeverria 2nd row: Tom Hammond, Tom Reinhold, Tebeau quuet, George Miller, AHdvew Hillyer, and Lance Lopes. 3rd row Mr Cunningham asst mach, Mr, Billinngey, asst. coach; AHen Brugger, Mark Elfring, Marty Evans, Mike Brown, KyXe Lock, Paul Kerr, Mike Porter, M Chrxstme, coach, and Fred Stewart, assistant coach. scores Hawthorne, 0 ....... 22 Douglas, .V .., '45 O Stewarl., , . O Vermgton ,,,,, ,22 Elko .34 Manogue ,34 102 girls take The Winning Scot: Scores 48 Battle Mn 30 61 Carlln 54 5: Ella: 31 72 Austin 14 71 Battle Mm. 37 50 Fallon 34 49 Carlln 51 55 Douglas 54 51 Carlin 40 73 Battle Mtn, 39 50 Carlin 33 1 1 41 Carlin 45 , .1 u, . 11 Lovelock u Luwry girls varsity basketball team members are: Left to right, top :2 Elegngm :: ! row: Betty Seward, Sandi Smith, Jan Smith, Karen Billingsley, 57 Eng, 23 L Manager Lisa Cloutier. Middle row: Carol Scott, Janet Valle, Joni 53 Boulder CW 36 E Clausen, Denise Michelson, Coach Lori Echevarria. Front row: Teresa ? Vesco, Anna Gonzalez, Kathy Neary, Tammy Mentaberna Records show conclusweiy why our ng basketba1I12am is N01 1. In the state of Nevada. Stammc: show that 4 they averaged 377: harm the Ma and 49V: from the 1 free throw Hne fov an avevage of 57 9mm: per game They were also active under the boavd bnngmg down 30 venounds per game An average of tweWe stem per game aka helped thew wmnmg Mun No wonder they ended the season with I 15-2 Mon. All State. First team: Betty Seward, center; Tammy Mentaberry, guard; not pictured; Denise Mlchelson, forward1 Honorable Mention: Jan Smith, forward; Teresa Vesco, guard. Betty Seward was voted Player of the Year by the other coaches in the conference, and Coach Lori Echevarria was named Coach of the Vear. LG I LUWRY L; s m: gHAHPIaAIS AA 7a ' 9 J.V. s top northern nevada ' h v x row 1: Nancy Marcuerquiaga, Roxanne Hesterlee, John Demarah Backus, MISS Pecorilla tcoacm, row 3: Harmon, Rache! Procter, row 2: KatNEeH Thompson mebeHee Davidson, Kareh Adams, Carman Woolfolk, tmanagert, Cheri Fry, Susan Kniep, Debbie Clausen, Susie Klaumah, Jennifer Moore. The J.V.'s suRered 0th one mss this SCORES season to the Austin Varsity. Susan Kniep was the leading scorer with a 30 EM: 26 total of 135 points for the season 61 Battle Mtn 19 and an average of 13V: per game. 37 Fallon 25 Susie Klauman totaled 91 points for 50 Carhn 39 l the seasun with an average 0f 91 per 30 Austm 41 a game, Cheri Fry totaled 75 pts. in the 51 Battle MM 12 season for a 7.5 per game average. 33 Carlm 23 Demorah Backus totaied 41 pts. m 48 Carhn 30 the season wqth a 4.1 average. 45 Loveiock 32 57 Elko 28 106 H.4- Awe 10 1930 MM baskets m .1 Smulv hound 0.0. ends season in stride 1 Cross Country members are back row: Hoyt Meadows, Troy Taywor, Mark Gough, Jerry Thompson, Tom Riggs, Mr Salml, coach Second row Eugene Brown, Gabby Jurado, Tony Murillo, Jasper Begay, Tim Grady, Sitting, Robyn Garner, and Jill Smyth. This yeaVs resuHs from state seem to be very prOmISing 1n the 2 mile run, Hoyt Meadows came m 7th place, With a time of 1421, Jill Smith, 9th, 14:31; Troy Taylor, 15m, 14:44; Tlm Grady, 18th, 14:5 Gabby Jurado, 23rd,14'57;R0byn Garner, 25th, 15:38, Jasper Begay, 26th, 15:03; Eugene Brown, 32nd,15:29;Mark Gough, 33rd, 1530. With times lxke that it's easy to hope to Lake State next year Compliments of W.M. THOMPSON, DDS. 108 nastics n W1 Thws year's gymnastwcs team mdudes, First row Ruthie Horton, Jackwe MCDade. Second row, Sandra Harris, Stacy Youngberg, Karen Emmgswey Third row Chevy! Framer, Holly Hornung, and Tauna Johnstone. Fourth row Jim BHHngsley, coach The gymHaSllCS team has been very busy throughout the year, They mwted the 50156 team to an exhxbition m the faH, and they traveled to Idaho for another match thus spying, Tony MurMo 7 3rd State Jim Kracaw 7 2nd State Stan Lau 7 2nd State WaHy Baum 7 2nd State Winnemucca Invv 7 4th Wmte Pine Tourney 7 3rd Elko Tourney 7 4th State 7 6th 110 scores wrestlers rebuild 8 21 66 18 20 32 23 33 30 FaHon 41 Elko 39 Stewart 6 Yeringtcn 46 Fallon 40 White Pine 38 Elko 36 Hawthorne 30 Dongas 30 Compliments of GENE AND LYLE DAVIS Gabby Jurado '17,; Ken Roybm Karl Baker Ray Ethevema Malmams Junmy szcaw Tom Baker Compliments of GENE AND LYLE DAVIS L 111 j.v. wrestlers, in training . W , WRESIUNG' 0 .H Jrv h NG ' i t 7- 4 yBWJIJ, h .wnesnmc hWWPI' WESTIIIE X vmsmm '1 Back row, left to right: Coach Billingsley, Curtis Baker, Rich Donaldson, Robert Neary, Coach Brandenburg, ant, left to right: Arlen F5199, Ricky Jurado, Jim Rackley. Due to their size, this year's J.V. wresthng team was unable to have any actual meets. This didn't stop them from participating however, and those of you who watched them in action at the Varsity matches know that they're as tough as anybody around. Keep an eye on these guys in the future, because they get even tougher as the years go by. 112 varsity volleyball hustles for third place state Win 1,1 , f SOOIGS 11130 McDevrmu - 15- 4,15- 3 11130 Austin -15- b,11-15,15-12 11130 Bame Mt -12-15, 11-15 121 7 Bame Mt -15-1o,15-14 121 7Carlm - 13-15, 7-15 121 7 McDerrmtt - 15- 2,15- 8 12114 Cavhn -11-15,1o-15 12114 MCDEFNIM -15-11,15- 2 12116 Lovemck - 1513,15- 4 1 11 4 Em - 5-15,15- 8,15- 8 1' 1' 4 Ely -15- 3,15- 4 1 11 4 Carhn - 15-12, 17-15 11 4 Eureka -15- 2,15- 2 1111 Eame Mt - 5-15,15- 53,1511 1111 Austm -14-15,15- 4,15- 7 1111McDerm1u - 15- 6,15- 3 1118 McDermm - 15- 5,15- 7 1'18 Same M1 - 7-15,15- 5,10-15 1130 MCDErrmtt - 15- 6,15- 4 21 1 White Pme - 15- 5,15- 8 21 1 EM -15- 5,15-10 21 8E1ko - e-15,13-15 21 sLovemck 15-11,15- 5 2117 Vevmglon - 15- 1,15- 9 Compliments of T.G. SHEPARD CONSTRUCTION 114 Demse Mmhe4san Jam Bum Janet Vane Tammy Kersey Beny mmsmann Leanne DeMatm 5am vath Teresa Vesm Compliments of SHEPARD RENTALS 115 jv s round up 10 Wins Front row sta Burrow, Demarah Backus, Susan Kniep, HoHy Homung, Carol Scott, Karen Keeney Back vow. Mgr Nancy Cannon, Jackle Henley, Tauna Johnslnne, Jenmver Moore, Joyce Glasgow, Lenora Lyon, and Coach WHson OveraH Record 10 Wms , 6 Losses Battle Mln-12715;10715 Battle Mm. 845, l5-17 Carl:n.1s-13;15 x1 Carlin 1573,1579 Eureka 14-4, 34 Lovelock 156, 15713 Carhn. 375, 10.3 6km 74,110 Esme Mm.9V15,7v15 wm'te Pme- 12-4.- 1375 Battle Mm , 571 , 5712, 7715 Lovelock 1579. 15710 Same Mm- Forlm Eureka Form! Elke 13715, 7715 Ewku 1-15;15 3-,1577 116 Hth pmnt amrw Suwm kmep 13 Ms Mm! mmmwd wrwr Taurm lwhnutrrrw Bwst deennxw player Jum H mun Mud mmmmi h'HDr Lxm Burrow Best nHemwv W fr Hully Hmmunq Moat unwwm pm , Lillml Sum 89x1 Handa JHyLP Gqurvw Moat mxwomri wttPr ,Im kw HPNQW MUST mteHwtum Dldy'Pr Drnmmh Bnduw varsity aggravates opponents 4- i. . 1,;an . . Q... t . Q tn, . . ............- ..- The 1978-1979 Lowry High Buckaroos are hrst row: Eddie Booth, coach; David Stoker, Mike Schroeder, Denny Wirthlin, Tony Mentaberry, Louis Kelly, John Gerhart and Don Swanson, manager. Second row: Brian Kearns, manager, Bret Gonzales, Mike Harmon, Lee Bosch, RIC Granthem, Rolfe Schwartz, and Steve Olsen. Gee Coach. I was sure that was our basket' Team statistics: We shot 42 percent Lowry I from the heid and 62.5 percent from va's'ty Reco'd l the free throw lme for the season. We 61 Reed 71 1 averaged 64.8 points per game and 32.6 56 Wooster 71 't rebounds per game 54 Lawn, Cam 47 1 ' 44 Reed 71 . . 6? Reno 86 t lndlwdual honors: Lee Bosch had the 62 Stewart 56 best free throw average wnth 85.7 :3 Emma :2 . ug I percent. LOUIS Kelly shot 47. 7 percent 57 Fallon 56 t from the held, Rolfe Schwartz average 67 Inclme 66 11.2 points per game while Mike :3 3: ? Pm :2 . O Schroeder had the most pomts for the 71 Mamme 76 season with 282. Louis Keliy and Mike 74 Hawthorne 92 Schroeder each average 6 rebounds per :3 SVOhlnglaglne 575:; game while Rolfe Schwartz racked up 70 EM 72 60 assnsts for the season. 91 Stewart 66 57 Manogue 55 105 Lovelock 45 64 Fallon 63 54 Hawthorne 71 t 57 Incline 56 53 Yennqton 55 40 Douglas 41 75 Boulder City 63 22 Douglas 36 118 I smemmy swear in ten the whole truth and , EemerMeemeVMlmeVMo, I'H gwe that basket to w Remember when yaw mom gave you a May hume perm and you mad for 51x 16 you dorm leave me amne my hlg mother months Rmbwt, Ribblt, Cvuak' ws gonna beat you up' I smemmy sweav in ten the whale mm and , EenlerMeemeVMlmeVMo, I'H gwe that basket to w Remember when yaw mom gave you a fnzly hume perm and you mad for 51x 11 you don't leave me amne my mg mother months vabm, Ribblt, Cmak' ws gonna beat you up' Reed 4b Wousm 53 57 Owyhee Varsuy 55 58 Independence 5i: ' 52 Stewart 59 Eb Luvemck 57 48 Hug 39 55 Fallen 46 64 lnclme 43 4 71 Wmte Pine 51 55 mm 55 29 Managua 4w : 68 Hawthorne 45 ?U Vermgton 48 59 Doumas 51 68 wmte Pme 50 as Emu so 70 Stewart 45 52 Managua 51 34 Lovelock 54 , . 55 FaHon A9 , ea Hawthorne 77 ' . ea lncime 36 V L 75 Vermglun 63 . x 54 Douglas 71 anry can be pruud of nus year's JV EB team They averaged 34w, averaged 7v: rebounds per game whHe MIKE had me most Md goa1s 7 an the mm and 547m imm me free throw lme, averagmg 52 points 87 forces Casey Arcmlega averaged 3 7 Steals and 4 5 asswsts per per game, wmle thew uppunents ow averaged se pomts The team game Durmg the games, Pat Emma: had a Stunmng 567; on the averaged 33 vebounds per game, 23 forces, 14 stems, and 13 asslsts, iree throw hne. These guys wm be our State Champmns Everyone was outstandmg thxs yearr Pal Schroeder 57 kae Purter Tap Ruw- Dana Logan, Chuck Smith, Peter Larragueta, Casey Armmega, Pat Richards Bottom Row1Coach Cunningham, kae Men, 5ch Swensun, Lance Lopes, M-ke Porter, Pat Scmaeder First row Kevin Hummel, Manager; Lms Mendoza, Ron Langley, Andrew HiHyer, Stephan MomsoH, Tebeau Pmuet, Mr Chrwstean, Coach. Second vow, Tom Lowvy Lowry Luwry Luwry Lowry Lowvy Lowry Lowry Lowry Lowry Lawvy LDWYy Lowry Lawry Lawry SCOTGS bl be 45 53 5b 55 59 49 b7 53 50 57 59 4a 5; Jr mqn Lovewock Cavlm J v FaHun BalHE M4 BaKHE Ml Elko Managua Battle M! Jr mgr. Baule Mt mo FEHun Manoque Luvemck Remhold, Sean Doyle, Dan Mentaberry, M!ke Swanson, Tim Hancock. Not pwctured, KeHy Grady 28 35 4o 28 27 33 4a 44 59 34 w 43 b2 34 31 Optimism VHSm s. Assurance .. U0 Istandmgamdm r90 b-ball homecoming queen traeie, her escort tony, and her court: teresa and denny, terri and bret. um This year's basketball homecoming talent night was an all time great. In addition to the ctass skits, individual entertainment was provided by various talented students, Ct resulting in an evening that will long be remembered. 126 The famous basketball homecoming skits beqmning left bottom dockwise: Lime Jennie and the Imperxals Seniors, 3rd anceL Lowry Dating Game Greshmen, 4m, Zieglield Girls mpening follies numbeH, Grease Uuniors, 15L maCeX King Tut Sophomores 2nd anceL 0n the opposite page IS the Fantastic Senior class entertaining the audience between acts 577w For my next magmav mck W gavglc peanut butter chunkyw We a me hoogm wooqle bugh'r bay of company B 127 Homecoming Queen Monica Vesco escorted by Mxke Cannon and Mickey Bidart escorted by Rolfe Schwartz. Schroeder, and her court- Lori Stoker escorted by Dave floats float on On Thursday October 5, was the parade of Heats. It began promptly at 3:15 pm. The judgmg took mace between 2-50 and 3:05 p m The Grand Marshall was Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Schwartz, Seniors won lst ance, Fveshmeh 2nd place, and Juniors 3rd place, The organization Heats were lst ance Art Cmb, 2nd mace Spanish Club, and 3rd place Rodeo Club, Thursday October 5, Homecoming skwts started at 600 to 9:00 pm. Semor skit won 15! place, CheeHeader skit Zhd mace, Art Cmb skwt 3rd Macs, and Freshman skit 4th ptace m 9 9 e m o w u. WHBCY, you promised me he wamdn'l du THAT . he Lopes. Steve don't run 130 math club . . . .. calculating individuals Front row: Mrs, Findley, adviser; George Nichols, Jackie Hoyt Meadows, Troy Taylor, Jerry Thompson, Davtd McDade, Mark Gough, Betty Glmsmann, Back row: Elizondo, Chuck Smith. Wendy Harmon, Barbara Nash, Suzanne Norgaavd, In order to become a member of thxs ehte dub, one must have attamed a 8 average in Algebra I and Geometry, and be enrolled m, or have commeted AXgebva II. This year's members busied themselves studying for the Nevada Math Prize Exam and raming 0H calcuXators, etc. to Manta a MId trlp. 131 Viper wmw lmnn rH Fw Um HaHowEd Han; Tm Low Huim '! nrm't see a Imam u Who armed the Answers? 13 that what that wovd mearm' I mm mm m w my pants Shmnbd Mary Lesionce a Juverma . dehnquent, aways a JuvenHe dehnquent, 133 we rather be 519$qu My, arem muse aggreswe ants NI was m a Crest Test Even mums men get stunew Once a Hake, anays a Hake 0 P X 'r , 1 H 'THE BEAR' le never rmd us m here H HI know what Santa does behmd dosed doovsV' l And now wt's time fur another wsn from the Story Lady. 136 Snme Tvn a Camem Vonoev he: Basque coumry No Idem lhmk M. Porky mu approve a pnvchasa order cor ashtray; m we qvm' bathroom Comphments of UNION SEED Iwam my Mommw Vou pmked a the Mme to leave me Lucme Yes, I am Joe Com Commiments of A FRIEND 137 6 Itxaso Obleta 7 Vahedlctonan Dawd Ellzondo 7 Salutatorian Girl? 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WINNEMUCCA, NEV 89445 176 ALL ACROSS NORTHERN NEVADA WITH DON THOMSON'S HUSKY 82 OIL CITY STATIONS FOOD 82 FUEL 24 HOURS KWNA 1400 ON THE DIAL TORREY SHEEN GENERAL MANAGER KEITH'S MODEL T Ph. 623-2030 BOX 591 1000 WATTS WINNEMUCCA, NV TRUCK STOP CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 177 walk with me down the road of life, for i am your friend. i can show you light in the lurks of darkness, security Where you only found fear. 17B come with me optimism, and hand in hand with idealism, i can show you how to face for every cloud has a silver lining, and behind every frown hides a smile. if you want happiness in life you must search for it. 180 so be my friend and come with me to a land of discovery. mary lee baumeister index Abramsson, Lars 134 Acree, Steve 14, 16 Adams, Karen 51, 98, 106, 107 ADMINISTRATION, DISTRICT 58 ADMINISTRATION, HIGH SCHOOL 59 Ahrens, Albrecht 16, 134 Alexander, Tom 16, 105, 129 Allen, Djuana 51 Allen, Joyce 16 Allen, Marcel 39, 154 Allen, Mike 45, 120, 121 Allen, Tassea 16, 68, 154 Anderson, Lisa 51 Andress, Clyde 4, 60, 85 Angus, John 16, 84, 88, 89 Angus, Sherri 45 Arana, Joe 66 Arbonies, Rod 8, 45 Arciniega, Casey 8, 39, 100, 121 Armstrong, Allen 17, 70, 72, 172 Armstrong, Janet 39, 172 Armstrong, Roger 174 ART CLUB 68, 69 Austin, Greg 157 Autrey, Jim 39, 45, 71 Ayer, Myrl 39 Aylesworth, Irene 39, 80 Backus, Demarah 50, 51, 54, 98, 106, 107, 111, 116 Baker, Curtis 51, 71, 112 Baker, Jodi 17, 115 Baker, Karl 39, 70, 72, 73, 111, 113 Baker, Tom 51, 71, 111, 113, 136 BAND 70-73 BAND, HONOR 139 BAND SOLOS 139 Bankof1er, Teresa 13, 17, 34, 35, 68,74,77,84,98,101,124, 125,164,180 Barrenechea, Adam 8, 45, 68, 84, 9O Barton, Debbie 51 BASKETBALL, BOYS JV 120, 121 BASKETBALL, BOYS VARSITY 118,119 BASKETBALL, FRESHMAN 122 BASKETBALL, GIRLS JV 106, 107 ' BASKETBALL, GIRLS VARSITY 104, 105 Baum, Curtis 17, 68, 71, 72 Baum, Dani 39, 79, 88, 110, 126 Baum, Patty 51 Baum, Wallace 13, 17, 94, 95, 100,178 Baumeister, Mary Lee 12, 17, 68, 90, 96, 133, 153 Beaman, Robyn 18, 35 Beck, Barry 97 Begay, Arnold 51 Begay, Florence 51 Begay, Jasper 39, 68, 108 Begay, John 100 Bell, Dave 58 Bell, Lisa 7, 9, 13, 18, 33, 68, 74,84,85,92,93,97,132 135,136,157 Bermeosolo, Greg 51 182 Betz, Kurtis 39, 68 Betz, Tracy 98 Bevard, Genny 13, 14, 18, 90 Biasi, Tina 51 Bidart, Mickey 13, 18, 74, 76, 84,92, 98, 128, 132, 164, 180 Biddle, Cindy 51, 75 Biddle, Margaret 51, 75 Billingsley, Jim 43, 60, 100, 109, 110,112,113 Billingsley, Karen 39, 74, 77, 84, 101, 104, 109, 126 Bland, Loretta 45, 98 BLOCK L 74 Booth, Ed 60, 118 Bosch, Brigitte 8, 45, 74, 78, 80, 92, 98, 126 Bosch, Lee 8, 39, 90, 118, 174 Botkin, Joe 34, 39, 71, 153 Botts, Jeanne 58 Bowman, Richard 18 BOY'S STATE 138 Brandenburg, Mark 60, 98, 100, 110,112,113 Bricker, Tom 51, 72 Brown, Andy 39, 41 Brown, Barbara 51 Brown, Eugene 39, 74, 94, 95, 108 Brown, Katie 60 Brown, Marisa 51 Brown, Mike 45 Brugger, AIIen 45, 100 Bruno 174 Buchan, Jennie 2, 13, 18, 33, 68, 126,127,140,154 Buchan, Peter 4, 44, 45 Buckingham, Dave 51, 82 Buckingham, Karen 12, 19 Buckingham, Lisa 45, 98 Burrow, Lisa 51, 98, 116 Butcher, Sibyl 60, 64 Calder, Kerri 45, 68 Cameron, Scott 39 Cannon, Dave 19, 100, 128 Cannon, Nancy 51, 71, 73, 80, 116 Carpenter, Cindy 51 Carson, Les 174 Casalez, Bryan 19, 71, 94 Casalez, Ray 45 Cassinelli, Don 45, 64, 82 Chabot, Tim 39, 82, 88 CHEERLEADERS, JV 78 CHEERLEADERS, VARSITY 76 CHEERLEADERS, WRESTLING 79 CHOIR 75 CHOIR, ALL-STATE 139 Christean, Ken 60, 100, 122 Clark, Jeff 19 Clark, Kelly 45, 80, 98 Clark, Wayne 60, 70, 72 Clarno, Bob 39 Clarno, Cindy Clarno, Jamie 19, 35 Clarno, Troy 71, 72 Clausen, Debbie 51, 106, 111 Clausen, Joni 39, 104, 178 Clausen, Terri 19 Clelland, Carson 51 Cloutier, Lisa 45, 68, 90, 98, 104 Codr, Lori 39, 80 Conn, Billy 51, 82, 90 Conn, Dee Dee 20, 69 COOKS 66 Costa, Michel 61, 90, 91 Cress, Kim 51, 68, 69, 75, 88, 98 Crosby, Karina 13, 20, 33 CROSS COUNTRY 108 Cuddeback, Bob 51 Cunningham, Lyn 61, 100, 121 CUSTODIANS 66 Cuyler, Danny 51, 82 Cuyler, Michelle 39, 75 Danielson, Coleen 45, 80, 98 Davidson, Kimberlee 51, 54, 98, 106 Davidson, Robert 45 Davis, Alan 39, 100 Davis, Patricia 45 Davis, Tim 51, 70 de Arrieta, Joe 9, 57, 59, 65 Delaney, Cynthia 50, 52, 150 Dell, Denise 52 Delong, DeDe 58 DeMattei, Leanne 39, 90, 115, 150,154 Denny, Denise 20, 75 Denny, Tammy 45, 49, 133, 139 Desruisseaux, Rick 45 Desruisseaux, Tim 52 Dick, Katherine 40 Dick, Kevin 40 Dick, Paul 52 Dodge, Dave 174 Dolan, Alice 66 Donaldson, Richard 46, 71, 84, 112, 139 Donaldson, Tom 52, 70, 72 Doyle, Sean 50, 52, 122 Drake, Cameron 52 Dufurrena, Carol 46 Echevarria, Lori 61, 74, 104, 155 Echeverria, Debi 38, 40, 79, 125 Echeverria, Mary Ann 66 Echeverria, Roy 52, 111 Elfering, David 70 Elfring, Mark 40 Elges, Gary 20 Elges, Toni 45, 46, 80 Elizondo, David 20, 34, 36, 92, 100, 131, 138 Ellifritz, Lolly 52 Ellifritz, Rory 20, 33 Ellifritz, Shannon 40 Ellithorpe, Ken 4, 40, 126 Emery, Debbie 40 Erquiaga, Linda 52, 98 Erquiaga, Mike 40, 100 Evans, Alan 52 Evans, Marty 46 Evans, Shirley 61 Evans, Shirley 157 FFA 82, 83 FHA 80, 81 FACULTY 60-65 Fagg, Arlen 46, 112, Fagg, Phyllis 59 Fernandez, Carmen 178, 179 Fernandez, Teresa 21, 34, 45, 46, 80 Findley, Leisa 61, 131 FOOTBALL, JV1102, 103 FOOTBALL, VARSITY 100, 101 Foster, Garry 58 Foster, Grant 21, 70, 72, 127, 135, 139 Frazier, Bruce 33, 40, 82, 132, 161 Frazier, Cheryl 9, 40, 74, 82, 84, 92, 98, 109, 161 FRESHMAN CLASS 50-56 FRESHMAN OFFICERS 50 Freshour, Kelli 4, 40, 111, 126, 154,161 Fry, Cheri 46, 98, 106, 107, 126 Fry, Jerry 46 Fullenwider, Jan 40, 82, 83, 88 Gabica, Frank 40, 43, 94, 95, 157 Gallardo, Julie 52 Garner, Robin 46, 108, 110, 111 Garteiz, Marty 40, 132 Gastelecutto, Brenda 52 Gastelecutto, Lisa 52 Gastelecutto, Paula 147 George, Charlene 21, 74, 96, 135,159,174 George, Tom 61, 64, 82 George, Toni 46, 179 George, Wade 46, 70, 82, 83, 110, 111, 139 Gerhart, John 9, 21, 33, 101, 118, 119, 126, 134, 138 GERMAN CLUB 86 Gibbons, Loyal 21 Gilbert, Edna 137 Gilbraith, Mark 46 GIRL'SSTATE 86 Glasgow, Joyce 52, 98, 116, 117 Glenn, Charlotte 52, 98 Glenn, Kermit 46, 82 Glinsmann, Betty 40, 74, 84, 98, 115, 131 Golliher, Dawn 9, 12, 14, 21, 67, 70, 72, 75, 80, 84, 98, 134, 135,139,174 Gonzales, Joe 52 Gonzales, Kathy 46 Gonzales, Sandra 40, 75 Gonzalez, Anna 13, 22, 74, 104 Gonzalez, Bret 35, 100, 101, 118, 119, 124 Goodale, Elaine 174 Goodale, Tracie 12, 22, 79, 110, 124,174 Goudswaard, David 40, 69, 100, 175 Gough, Dawn 52, 98 Gough, Mark 38, 40, 68, 84, 98, 108, 126, 131, 132 K Grady, Kelly 52, 122, 136 :? Grady, Tim 94, 95, 108 5 Graham, Janine 46 Graham, Tressia 46 Grantham, Ric 40, 43, 118, 133, 134 Gribble, Tracy 52, 54, 98, 110, 111,130 Guerrero, Ana 46, 90 Guerrero, Victor 40, 68, 90, 132, 178 Guzman, Mike 22, 35 GYMNASTICS 109 Haley, Tamra 37, 52 W8g$ww$vm$mw Hall, Lisa 52, 82, 83, 88 Hall, Will 40, 82, 83, 88 Hammond, Mary Ann 59, 136 Hammond, Tom 6. 34, 40, 82, 88 Hancock, Tim 52, 122, 126, 136 Hansen, Monty 40, 133, 142 Harmon, Joni 52, 98, 106, 107, 116 Harmon, Mike 40, 43, 100, 118 Harmon, Wendy 40, 74, 84, 90, 98,115,131,154,178 Harris, Sandra 8, 52, 109 Harshbarger, Sandy 58 Hatch, Greg 52 Henley, Jackie 8, 46, 80, 116, 117 Herrera, Debbie 73, 96 Hesterlee, Roxanne 46, 98, 106, 126 Hetrick, Marilyn 52 Hetrick, Sharon 13, 22, 34, 36, 84, 97 Higbee, Lamond P. 146 Higley, Chuck 22, 33, 140, 181 Higley, Dani 40, 43, 70, 72, 73, 123,178,179 Higley, Teresa 147 Hillyer, Andrew 50, 52, 92, 122, 125 Hirsch, Pat 46, 145 Hobbs, Carolyn 46, 70, 73, 98 Holt, Colleen 13, 14, 22, 84, 90, 136 Holt, Janet 52, 98 Holt, Jerry 46 HOMECOMING, BASKETBALL 124-127 HOMECOMING, FOOTBALL 128- 130 Honawa, Gary 46, 49 HONOR SOCIETY 84, 85 Hooft, William 58 Hornbarger, Karl 9, 38, 40 Hornung, Holly 46, 74, 98, 109, 116,117, Horton, Ruthie 46, 74, 73, 74, 109, 139 Hull, Renee 53 Hummel, Ken 13, 23 Hummel, Kevin 53, 122 Hummel, Mark 40 Hutchinson, Norma 166 Ingram, Debra 147 Jamello, Joe 147 Jeanney, Bill 57, 61, 64, 65, 100, 110,113 Jenista, Gina 39, 41, 74, 77, 96, 98, 101 Jenista, Steve 13, 23, 33 Jenkins, Tina 4, 41, 74 Johnson, David 41, 94, 142 Johnson, Holley 53 Johnson, Jocelyn 147 Johnson, Joella 53 Johnson, John 61 Johnstone, Sam 12, 23 Johnstone, Tauna 41, 74, 76, 109, 116, 125 Johnstone, Terri 53, 98 Jones, Don 58 JOURNALISM STAFF 87 JUNIOR CLASS 38-43 JUNIOR OFFICERS 38 Jurado, Gabby 23, 108, 110, 111,113 Jurado, Louie 46, 100, 101 Jurado, Ricky 53, 112, 113 Kearns, Brian 53, 118, 119 Kearns, Chuck 4, 41, 154 Kearns, Mark 41, 43 Keener, Reece 53 Keeney, Berta 7, 13, 23, 80 Keeney, Karen 46, 98, 116, 117 Keller, Kirby 23, 71, 72, 84, 139 Kelly, Louis 24, 34, 118, 119 Kelsey, Cherie 53, 88, 89 Kelsey, Tammy 41, 74, 84, 114, 115 Kenison, Wendall 46 Kerr, Paul 41, 94, 95, 100, 111, 142,161 Ketcham, Kelly 9, 24, 126, 127, 130, 133 Key, Kelly 47, 80 Kimmerle, Ronald 53, 82 King, Nancy 137, 141 King, Ron 174 Kingman, Caroline 47, 70, 72, 73, 75, 84, 139 Klaumann, Susie 41, 82, 83, 106, 107 Kniep, Kelly 13, 24, 98, 100, 101 Kniep, Susan 47, 49, 90, 106, 107,116,117 Knight, Bill 62, 94 Kofford, Lori 41, 73, 80, 81 Kracaw, Jim 50, 53, 111, 113 Kriese, Dave 134 Laib, Allen 53 Lambert, Mitch 47 Lambert, Robin 14, 24, 96, 136, 141,159,174 Lane, Ranae 75, 80, 81 LaRoque, Darion 53 Larragueta, Peter 8, 47, 84, 85, 90, 121 Larralde, Lisa 53 Lau, Stan 9, 24, 35, 100, 132 Legarza, Chris 47, 70, 72 1 Legarza, Donna 59 Leidner, Sonja 53, 57 Lemonds, Rocky 53 Leon, Crystal 43, 136, 161 Liechti, Paula 58 Lighthouse, Rodd 43, 90, 91, 94, 95, 126 Lighthouse, Yvette 8, 47, 76, 84, 90, 92, 100 LION'S CLUB SPEECH 139 Lizanetz, Robert 53 Lloid, Mike 41 Locke, Kyle, 42, 133 Logan, Dana 6, 120, 121 Logan, Dawn 14, 24, 178 Logan, Kent 53 Long, Randy 53 Long, Rodney 12 Longley, Ken 174 Longley, Ron 53, 122 Lopes, Lance 8, 47, 90, 100, 120, 121 Lopes, Steve 9, 10, 18, 100, 110, 111,130,140 Lords, Beth Ann 47, 71, 73, 80, 81 Lowe, Jamie 23, 44, 47, 68, 98, 179 Lowe, Toni 4, 126, 154, 161 Lyon, Lenora 2, 68, 116, 117 Lyons, Deanna 53 Lyons, Pam 53, 57 McDade, Jackie 13, 25, 33, 68, 74, 84, 98, 109, 131, 139, , 174 McDermett, Ty 25 McDonald, Rick 25, 95 McDonough, Dave 42, 43 McDonough, Kurt 8, 34, 47 McDonough, Phil 42 McDonough, Vernon 47 McGhee, Robyn 47 McGilI, Rulan 62 McKinney, Allan 42, 94, 95, 100, 101 McMahon, Susan 53 McRae, Kevin 94, 95 Mackey, Dan 25, 64 Maga, Dean 53 Maples, Norma 62 Marcuerquiaga, Karrie 53 Marcuerquiaga, Nancy 78, 106 Markus, Ralph 62 Martin, Cindy 47 Martinez, Cathy 7, 75 Martinez, Cindy 12, 25 Martinez, Frank 47 Martinez, Lupe 12, 25, 139 Masters, Marsha 47 MATH CLUB 131 MAT MAIDS 111 Maynard, Corina 53 Maynard, Warren 47 Meadows, Hoyt 42, 43, 84, 86, 87,108,131 Meadows, Tony 10, 26, 34, 136, 139 Melgoza, Carmen 53 Mendoza, Luis 53, 122 Mentaberry, Dan 53, 122 Mentaberry, Debbie 124 Mentaberry, Tammy 9, 13, 26, 74,84,98,104,105,114,115 Mentaberry Tony 14, 26, 34, 100,118,124 Michelson, Denise 7, 10, 12, 26, 35, 36, 68, 74, 84, 85, 104, 105,114,115,127 Miller, Doug 53 Miller, George 47 Miller, Jeanne 147 Miller, Shelly 54, 111 Miller, Wendi 4, 42, 79, 110, 136,154 Minor, Mary Lou 62 Mitchell, Jacque 62 Mobley, Cindy 42 Monarrez, Cristina 13, 26, 68 Moore, Jennifer 34, 54, 106, 111,116 Moravec, Brian 44, 47, 100, 101 Morgan, Gwynn 62 Morris, Markus 42, 94, 95 Morris, Teri 4, 26, 124 Morrison, Melany 27, 166 Morrison, Stephan 22, 54, 126, 130 Morton, Ricky 42, 71, 72, 73 Morton, Terry 54, 126 Mosley, James 66 Muffler, Joe 94 Muldoon, Betty 42 Muldoon, Janet 54 Mulleneaux, Stephanie 8, 47 Mulleneaux, Tom 54 Murillo, Edna 42, 68, 90. 98, 154 Murillo, Sonia 42, 43, 68, 80, 81, 92, 98, 154 Murillo, Tony 47, 68, 108 Myers, Arlene 2, 62, 84, 175 Nachiondo, John 14, 27 Nachiondo, Jose 47 Nash, Barbara 42, 90, 131, 133, 178 Neary, Kathy 42, 74, 84, 90, 98, 104,105,178 Neary, Robert 47, 70, 112 Neilson, Don 54 Nelson, Tiffany 47 Newton, Debra 27 Newton, Pete 54 Nichols, George 4, 13, 27, 84, 100, 131, 159, 178 Norgaard, Suzanne 38, 42, 84, 86, 87, 98, 131, 166 Norris, Betty 54, 98 Obieta, Itxaso 12, 27, 33, 34, 7o, 72, 72, 74, 84, 9o, 93, 98, 135, 136, 138, 140 Olsen, Steve 27, 118, 119 Ott, Becky 54 Ott, Brenda 28 Ott, Carrie 47 Ott, Doreana 54, 98 Ott, Jerry 47 Oxborrow, Frank 63 Palmer, Debbie 54, 75 Palmer, Larry 13, 28, 68 Paris, Ronda 57, 78, 101 Paris, Tonya 57 Pearce, Dan 8, 48 PEP CLUB 98 Pierce, Barbara 48, 75 Piquet, Tebeau 54, 82, 122 Poche', Tina 48 Poland, Phil 48 Polkinghorne, Pauline 63, 179 Porter, James 35, 59, 93, 179 Porter, Mike 48, 120, 121 Powers, Dara 56 Price, Dawn 42 Printz, Darryl 48, 82 Procter, Rachel 54, 70, 106 Quilici, Barry 48 Quilici, Deb 54, 82, 88 Quilici, Nancy 54 Quilici, Sharon 54, 70 Rackley, Jim 54, 82, 112 Raine, Sharon 48 Reed, Dwayne 54 Reed, Morgan 54 Reed, Regina 48, 75 Reed, Sabrina 13, 28 Reinhold, Tom 54, 122 183 Nukquwmw 1. Hall, Lisa 52, 82, 83, 88 Hall, Will 40, 82, 83, 88 Hammond, Mary Ann 59, 136 Hammond, Tom 6. 34, 40, 82, 88 Hancock, Tim 52, 122, 126, 136 Hansen, Monty 40, 133, 142 Harmon, Joni 52, 98, 106, 107, 116 Harmon, Mike 40, 43, 100, 118 Harmon, Wendy 40, 74, 84, 90, 98,115,131,154,178 Harris, Sandra 8, 52, 109 Harshbarger, Sandy 58 Hatch, Greg 52 Henley, Jackie 8, 46, 80, 116, 117 Herrera, Debbie 73, 96 Hesterlee, Roxanne 46, 98, 106, 126 Hetrick, Marilyn 52 Hetrick, Sharon 13, 22, 34, 36, 84, 97 Higbee, Lamond P. 146 Higley, Chuck 22, 33, 140, 181 Higiey, Dani 40, 43, 70, 72, 73, 123,178,179 Hig1ey, Teresa 147 Hillyer, Andrew 50, 52, 92, 122, 125 Hirsch, Pat 46, 145 Hobbs, Carolyn 46, 70, 73, 98 Hon, Colleen 13, 14, 22, 84, 90, 136 Holt, Janet 52, 98 Holt, Jerry 46 HOMECOMING, BASKETBALL 124-127 HOMECOMING, FOOTBALL 128- 130 Honawa, Gary 46, 49 HONOR SOCIETY 84, 85 Hooft, William 58 Hornbarger, Karl 9, 38, 40 Hornung, Holly 46, 74, 98, 109, 116,117, Horton, Ruthie 46, 74, 73, 74, 109, 139 Hull, Renee 53 Hummel, Ken 13, 23 Hummel, Kevin 53, 122 Hummel, Mark 40 Hutchinson, Norma 166 Ingram, Debra 147 Jamello, Joe 147 Jeanney, Bill 57, 61, 64, 65, 100, 110,113 Jenista, Gina 39, 41, 74, 77, 96, 98, 101 Jenista, Steve 13, 23, 33 Jenkins, Tina 4, 41, 74 Johnson, David 41, 94, 142 Johnson, Holley 53 Johnson, Jocelyn 147 Johnson, Joella 53 Johnson, John 61 Johnstone, Sam 12, 23 Johnstone, Tauna 41, 74, 76, 109,116,125 Johnstone, Terri 53, 98 Jones, Dan 58 JOURNALISM STAFF 87 JUNIOR CLASS 38-43 JUNIOR OFFICERS 38 Jurado, Gabby 23, 108, 110, 111,113 Jurado, Louie 46, 100, 101 Jurado, Ricky 53, 112, 113 Kearns, Brian 53, 118, 119 Kearns, Chuck 4, 41, 154 Kearns, Mark 41, 43 Keener, Reece 53 Keeney, Berta 7, 13, 23, 80 Keeney, Karen 46, 98, 116, 117 Keller, Kirby 23, 71, 72, 84, 139 Kelly, Louis 24, 34, 118, 119 Kelsey, Cherie 53, 88, 89 Kelsey, Tammy 41, 74, 84, 114, 115 Kenison, Wendall 46 Kerr, Paul 41, 94, 95, 100, 111, 142,161 Ketcham, Kelly 9, 24, 126, 127, 130,133 Key, Kelly 47, 80 Kimmerle, Ronald 53, 82 King, Nancy 137, 141 King, Ron 174 Kingman, Caroline 47, 70, 72, 73, 75, 84, 139 Klaumann, Susie 41, 82, 83, 106, 107 Kniep, Kelly 13, 24, 98, 100, 101 Kniep, Susan 47, 49, 90, 106, 107, 116, 117 Knight, Bill 62, 94 Kofford, Lori 41, 73, 80, 81 Kracaw, Jim 50, 53, 111, 113 Kriese, Dave 134 Laib, Allen 53 Lambert, Mitch 47 Lambert, Robin 14, 24, 96, 136, 141,159,174 Lane, Ranae 75, 80, 81 LaRoque, Darion 53 Larragueta, Peter 8, 47, 84, 85, 90, 121 Larralde, Lisa 53 Lau, Stan 9, 24, 35, 100, 132 Legarza, Chris 47, 70, 72 4 Legarza, Donna 59 Leidner, Sonja 53, 57 Lemonds, Rocky 53 Leon, Crystal 43, 136, 161 Liechti, Paula 58 Lighthouse, Rodd 43, 90, 91, 94, 95, 126 Lighthouse, Yvette 8, 47, 76, 84, 90, 92, 100 LION'S CLUB SPEECH 139 Lizanetz, Robert 53 Lloid, Mike 41 Locke, Kyle, 42, 133 Logan, Dana 6, 120, 121 Logan, Dawn 14, 24, 178 Logan, Kent 53 Long, Randy 53 Long, Rodney 12 Longley, Ken 174 Longley, Ron 53, 122 Lopes, Lance 8, 47, 90, 100, 120, 121 Lopes, Steve 9, 10, 18, 100, 110, 111, 130, 140 Lords, Beth Ann 47, 71, 73, 80, 81 Lowe, Jamie 23, 44, 47, 68, 98, 179 Lowe, Toni 4, 126, 154, 161 Lyon, Lenora 2, 68, 116, 117 Lyons, Deanna 53 Lyons, Pam 53, 57 McDade, Jackie 13, 25, 33, 68, 74, 84, 98, 109, 131, 139, , 174 McDermett, Ty 25 McDonald, Rick 25, 95 McDonough, Dave 42, 43 McDonough, Kurt 8, 34, 47 McDonough, Phil 42 McDonough, Vernon 47 McGhee, Robyn 47 McGiII, Rulan 62 McKinney, Allan 42, 94, 95, 100, 101 McMahon, Susan 53 McRae, Kevin 94, 95 Mackey, Dan 25, 64 Maga, Dean 53 Maples, Norma 62 Marcuerquiaga, Karrie 53 Marcuerquiaga, Nancy 78, 106 Markus, Ralph 62 Martin, Cindy 47 Martinez, Cathy 7, 75 Martinez, Cindy 12, 25 Martinez, Frank 47 Martinez, Lupe 12, 25, 139 Masters, Marsha 47 MATH CLUB 131 MAT MAIDS 111 Maynard, Corina 53 Maynard, Warren 47 Meadows, Hoyt 42, 43, 84, 86, 87,108,131 Meadows, Tony 10, 26, 34, 136, 139 Melgoza, Carmen 53 Mendoza, Luis 53, 122 Mentaberry, Dan 53, 122 Mentaberry, Debbie 124 Mentaberry, Tammy 9, 13, 26, 74,84,98,104,105,114,115 Mentaberry Tony 14, 26, 34, 100,118,124 Michelson, Denise 7, 10, 12, 26, 35, 36, 68, 74, 84, 85, 104, 105,114,115,127 Miller, Doug 53 Miller, George 47 Miller, Jeanne 147 Miller, Shelly 54, 111 Miller, Wendi 4, 42, 79, 110, 136, 154 Minor, Mary Lou 62 Mitchell, Jacque 62 Mobley, Cindy 42 Monarrez, Cristina 13, 26, 68 Moore, Jennifer 34, 54, 106, 111,116 Moravec, Brian 44, 47, 100, 101 Morgan, Gwynn 62 Morris, Markus 42, 94, 95 Morris, Teri 4, 26, 124 Morrison, Melany 27, 166 Morrison, Stephan 22, 54, 126, 130 Morton, Ricky 42, 71, 72, 73 Morton, Terry 54, 126 Mosley, James 66 MufHer, Joe 94 Muldoon, Betty 42 Muldoon, Janet 54 Mulleneaux, Stephanie 8, 47 Mulleneaux, Tom 54 Murillo, Edna 42, 68, 90. 98, 154 Murillo, Sonia 42, 43, 68, 80, 81, 92, 98, 154 Murillo, Tony 47, 68, 108 Myers, Arlene 2, 62, 84, 175 Nachiondo, John 14, 27 Nachiondo, Jose 47 Nash, Barbara 42, 90, 131, 133, 178 Neary, Kathy 42, 74, 84, 90, 98, 104, 105, 178 Neary, Robert 47, 70, 112 Neilson, Don 54 Nelson, Tiffany 47 Newton, Debra 27 Newton, Pete 54 Nichols, George 4, 13, 27, 84, 100, 131, 159, 178 Norgaard, Suzanne 38, 42, 84, 86, 87, 98, 131, 166 Norris, Betty 54, 98 Obieta, Itxaso 12, 27, 33, 34, 70, 72, 72, 74, 84, 90, 93, 98, 135,136,138,140 Olsen, Steve 27, 118, 119 Ott, Becky 54 Ott, Brenda 28 Ott, Carrie 47 Ott, Doreana 54, 98 Ott, Jerry 47 Oxborrow, Frank 63 Palmer, Debbie 54, 75 Palmer, Larry 13, 28, 68 Paris, Ronda 57, 78, 101 Paris, Tonya 57 Pearce, Dan 8, 48 PEP CLUB 98 Pierce, Barbara 48, 75 Piquet, Tebeau 54, 82, 122 Poche', Tina 48 Poland, Phil 48 Polkinghorne, Pauline 63, 179 Porter, James 35, 59, 93, 179 Porter, Mike 48, 120, 121 Powers, Dara 56 Price, Dawn 42 Printz, Darryl 48, 82 Procter, Rachel 54, 70, 106 Quilici, Barry 48 Quilici, Deb 54, 82, 88 Quilici, Nancy 54 Quilici, Sharon 54, 70 Rackley, Jim 54, 82, 112 Raine, Sharon 48 Reed, Dwayne 54 Reed, Morgan 54 Reed, Regina 48, 75 Reed, Sabrina 13, 28 Reinhold, Tom 54, 122 183 1979 winnada summer supplement albert m. lowry high school Winnemucoa, nevada Cheerleaders' sponsor: sadie hawkins . . . old man basketball C senior actives dance and t l The senior trip was taken on May 25 and 26 to Marriottts Great America, situated in California. A school bus was taken to Reno, then a plane from Reno to San Jose, and hnally numerous cabs were taken to the Holiday Inn where they were greeted with a personal welcome on the marquee. The afternoon and evening activities were swimming and visiting a nearby shopping plaza where students shoppedt dlSCOGd, pizzaed, moviedr etc. All day Saturday was spent at Marriottts enjoying the vast amusement park. They left at 6:00 pm to Hy home via Air California. Everyone survived the trip m reasonably good spirits except the chaperones. i gals set track records 1 Id 1 ' 36:12. hi ' '3 1h ivtdr'yn J 3 '1 U, '- First Row: Lisa Cioutier, Tammy Mentaberry, Teresa Davidson, Betty Seward Sandy Smith, Carol Scott, Vescq JOHI Harmon, Josie Sanchez, Kathy Neary, Demarah Backusu Jill Smith Coach Echevarrm Cheryl Frazier, Second Row: Coach Pecorilla, Kimberlee The team took 5th In the NAA State Meet. E' SCHOOL RECORDS Betty Seward - High Jump 5'53! Carol Scott 7 880 de Run 2:352 Jill Smith - Mule Run 5:388 TOBIN FIELD RECORDS Betty Seward 3 High Jump 5'31' Tammy Mentaberry w 440 Yd. Run 65.6 Carol Scott , 880 Yd. Run 2:35 Demarah Backus - 220 Yd. Dash 27,9 Jill Smith - Mile Run 5:428 4L Dumg the best mm the mscus, Betty m Fugm Jm Srmlh breaks the tape, STATE TITLES Betty Seward -1st-ngh Jump 6th-EO Yd, Low Hurdles Tammy Mentaberry v2nd-Lang Jump 6Lh-440 Yd. Dash Jill Smith -3rd-MHE Run 6th-880 Vd Dash Karen Billingsley - 3rd-High Jump Demarah Backus - 4th-440 Vd. Dash Carol Scott 73rdliscus 3rd7880 Yd. Run young track team will return 13: Row Chris Leqavza, Davm Rheamt, Robevt Neary, WaHy Baum, Brawn, Chuck Smnh 3rd Row Coach Samu, Larry Swett Dawd Jaspev Begay, Dawd Ehzundu, Hay! Meadows, Troy Taylor 2nd Row Goudswaard, Tom Rvggs, Mark Gough, Rm Donamson, John Gerhavt Peter Buchan, Jerry Thmnpson, hm Grady Mlke Harmow, Eugene Mark flashes thraugh the 440 hurmes Jasper breaks the tape Chuck mes up and over. The track season produced outstanding results from several individuals David Elizondo set a school record in the triple jump going a distance of 40'31w'2H. He was also a strong competitor in the pole vault with a best efTort of 123W John Gerhart set a school record in the 330 intermediate hurdles with a time of 43.6 sec. He competed in the high hurdlesl 440 relay and the mile relay as well. Mike Harmon proved a versatile track and held athlete as he competed in the 100 and 220 sprints, the 440 and mile relays, the long jump and the triple jump. Pete Buchan placed third at BYU and at state in the 440 sprints. His best time was 518 sec. Pete also competed in the 100 and 220 sprints. Andrew doesn's take thmgs lying down. good-bye doesnt mean for t '7 I The class of 1979 graduated on June 1, 1979 at Lowry Scholarship at UNR of $600. High Schoolt Thirteen of the graduates were honored With scholarships. The Howard Browne Freshman Scholarship of $300 UNR went to Colleen Holt. Valedictorian Itxaso Obieta received three scholarships, induding the Community Club's Valedictorian Rolfe Schwartz was the recipient of two scholarships, Scholarship of $235, the Max C. Fleischmann Freshman the UNR freshman scholarship of $700 and the Scholarship of $1,000 and the Carroll College, Helena, Raymond Hooft Athletic Award. Montana, $200 scholarship. Kelly Kneip was honored with a $200 scholarship at David Elizondo was honored with the Savitt Family Carroll College! Helena. ever but itTll do for now! The Beta Sigma Phi, Winnemucca ETA Chapter, scholarship went to Lupe Martineze Jan Smith received the RT French Co. Home Economics $50 award and pin. Jackie MCDade was honored by a National Merit Scholar award at Loyal Marymount University, Los Angeles. The Winnemucca Chapter! Order of Rainbow for Girls, award of $600 went to Lisa Bell. Tim Grady was honored with a $300 award by the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, Lowry High SchooL The Winnemucca Lions' Club Vocational Scholarship of $500 went to Letty Ringheimer. Denise MicheIson and Janet Studebaker received the Lowry High Schooll National Honor Society, Chapter, scholarships of $200 each. lst Row: Coach Brandenburg, Randy Ghnsmann, Ketcham, Steve Omen, Darryl Prmtz, KeHy Kneip, Casey Dennis Wirtmin, Rodd Lighthouse, Mike Schroeder, Arcwmega, Troy Viss, Bret GonzaXez. Tony Meadows, Coach Chrxstean. 2nd. Row: Kelly 10 11 f4w' 7' - v - . ' ,'r': ; VA Front Row: Coach Jeanney Sean Doyle, Mike Erquiaga, Lee Bosch Jim Kracawv Back Row: Dave Cannon, Dave Stoker, x1 59:2. .J' , 74V 4 La :3? Lance Lopes, Peter Larragueta Wm H: r. qr? Steve Lopes. golf team strokes way to state In February FFA had a Steak Fry. They used this event for fundraising. For their dinner they had charcoal broiled steaks accompanied by baked potatoes basque beansl salads, breads, and topped with cake for dessert. Grabbing all the tickets were Jan and Lisa. Burning all the steaks were Wade, Tony, Tim, and helping them was Mr. George himself. The rest of the crew were helping with serving and food preparations. All in all it turned out to be delightful. parent member banquet An annual event in which all members bring their parents. This year as a guest speaker they had Dr. Ron Squires from the U. of NV. He presented members with awards that they had accomplished during the State Convention. They also installed new ofhcers for 1979-1980 school year. The State Convention this year was held in Reno. The members competed in 11 different competitions involving leadership in Agriculture. Awards went to: For Parliamentary Procedure Cherie Kelsey, Dave Buckingham, Debby Quilici, Lisa Hall. For FFA Record Contest Cherie Kelsey, Pat Richards. For FFA Range Contest Winnemucca Team For FFA Livestock Contest Sheri Woolfolk, Jan Fullenwider, Tony Richards. 14 ffafers cook well For Showmanship Contest Lisa Hall, Bill Connt For FFA Soils Contest Winnemucca Team. For FFA Mechanics Contest Jim Glasgow, Will Hall. For Floriculture Contest Bruce Frazier, Jan Fullenwider. Star State Greenhand Lisa Hall. State Farmers Dan Fullenwider, Cindy Mobley, Sheri Woolfolki Master Chapters, H9 for 79'! Winnemucca Team, Diversified Livestock Dan Fullenwider. Horse Prohciency Cindy Mobley. President for State Sheri Woolfolk. us navy band stopped heve m Wmnemucca during the spring. 10 of our students played With the band that mght 'm a concert The students were: Scott Shelton Wade Geovge Itxaso Obweta Dawn Golliher Jackie nght Dam Higley way KeHer chh Donaldson Grant Foster Carohne ngman traeie goodale A Semor of L.H.S. was setected Miss Wmnemucca for 1979 She went on to compete in the sts Nevada Contest m Renov Reading is Fuhdamentat natmnal proJect to gwe away free books to students Humbotdt County was hrst and so fav the only one to set up a county wwde dwstmbutwon The prOJect was funded by the Hu. Co. Ctassroom Teachers' Associatwoh, the Humbctdt County Library and the Schoot disthct, as weH as other miscellaneous conmbutions. art Club makes springtime fun!?! . :3 I II ' UK: a ,1? , . ..'. , f'f 1; ' . J Is that you, Mrs Rorex7 Humbum County student art show