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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1980 volume:

Winnada Volume 61-1980 Albert M. Lowry High School Table of Contents Theme 2 Dedication 8 Sports 10 Organizations 36 Staff 68 Activities 82 F reshmen 94 Sophomores 106 Juniors 118 Seniors 128 Theme 148 Advertisements 152 Index 188 Quest For Victory is the struggle of an individual to achieve. a. Whether it is to succeed in school, to be a champion in sports, or to reach perfect- tion in a band solo; you must as an individual attain your 2 THEME highest goals in order to enjoy THEME 3 It,s the efforts of a club to reach unity in working for a common goal. To succeed in club unity, we must work together to accomplish our goal. 4 THEME As a group we can explore new findings and share the joy of finally making the best of something that you couldlft have done alone. THEME 5 In sports, the individual has to do his best for his own self assurance and for his team. In order for our teams to gain the Winning edge they must have teamwork, which many of them have succeeded in developing through dedication and effort. There have been many hours of 6 THFME practicing and many sore muscles for the athletes at Lowry High School We are very proud of all of them. THEME 7 Our man for the Eighties . . . Mr. Jim Salmi With much respect and admiration we dedicate this yearbook, Winnada 1980, to Mr. Salmi. Mrt Salmi is known for demanding that his students put forth all the effort they possess. He knows that unless pushed, some donit realize the potential that they have This accounts for his reputa- tion as a tough PiE. teachers The students and athletes who take the time to look realize that Mr. Salmi truly cares that they accomplish something and pursue their goals. This is readily evident in his Cross- Country and Track teams, where he works long hours and demands that his athletes work even longer hours. 8 DEDICATION To him Victory is the struggle to win, not the win itself. DEDICATION 9 Yell power hams our boys wnn We donrt have to spell Xathletucs' right to Win Coaching IS also a part of wmmng. 10 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS If you think you are beaten! you are; if you thunk you dare not, you don't; If you like to win but think you can't; itls almost a cinch you won't. If you thunk youlll lose, youlre lost, for out in the world we fmd success begins With a fellow's le It's all in the state of mind, If you think you are outvclassed, you are, youlve got to thunk high to rise; you've got to be sure of yourself before you can ever wm a prize. Life's battles don't always go to the stronger or the faster man; but sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks he can. This is our Quest . . . For Victory! SPORTS 11 CROSS COUNTRY SHOWING US F ANCY F OOT WORK Batu Run, R Ck J um? 519. !1J N1er'1y4 Tom qua me RJKHPV Mr fmlml 1,0!ch Front Row Eugem- Brown Hmyt Meadows Mark wwuh va. Ta. 1' J1: ' Pqua, Pat H ' Sr 19:: I11!!! 1, 9. w: ' This year our CROSS COUNTRY team dxd Great In a home meet the time and placmq of our team went IIkP thwsv 151 Place Hoyt Meadows 15:19 2nd Place Troy Taylor 15 40 3rd Place Jasper Begay 15 57 4th Place Gene Brown 10:09 5th Place Tom ngqsi 16.20 The score ended up being Lowry 15 and Femley431twas the hrst Perfect score our team has had Since 1974. Good Going Guys! I Bet ,1: dwint knw-vs. tmt 1.: gm: .axme 2 Lqmqrx 11' CROSS LUL NVRV 44; 1,..th-. : Last November m the state Meet at UNR our Cross Country team ran the 2.5 mile run and came in third m the state. The time for our runners there was; Hoyt Meadowsil4:06 Gene Browni 14.18 Tom Riggs 15:07 The team score was 87 Treadmg a lonely path CROSS COUNTRY 13 . , L. ,w V' - -- ,-V e 4 xr'4 $ . lufq - .I. y Cam! shmots unopposed Tom ties rt up IVS Concentrate on F undamentals Is HMS mHeyW Dr DasketbaW Reno JV 5210 Carlin 7 35730 Battle Mountain 1226 Stewart , 4343 Battle Mountain 2019 White Pme 7 34.31 Hawthorne 3324 Lovelock 7 11437 Fernley 27-58 Carlin , 23726 Elko 5437 Elko 7 3031 White Piner 32727 Lovelock , 2632 In giris JV Basketball the high pomt held goal shooters were Janice George 64, Toni George 589 Kim David- soniSZ, and Joni Harmon 50. ngh point free throws were by Kim Davidson 7112 Joni Harmon 102 and Tom George 78. Out of 14 games played, 8 were lost: some close, some not so close, Regardless of indIVIdual ef- forts without those who sometimes don2t make much mention, a team wouldnlt exist. 16 GIRLS JV BASKETBALL '3- .- n Main V. ' er '''''' W A .7774 w '40 -77 ,, a y Cam! shnots unopposed Tom tues rt up IVS Concentrate on F undamentals Reno JV 5210 Carlin 7 35730 15 W3 WWW Dagketbaw Battle Mountam 1226 Stewart 7 43713 Battle Mountain 2019 White Pme 7 34731 Hawthorne 33724 Lovelock 7 11737 Fernley 27758 Carlin 7 23726 Elko 54737 Elko 7 30731 White Pine7 32727 Lovelock 7 26732 In girls JV Basketball the high pomt held goal shooters were Janice George 64, Toni George 58 Kim David- son752, and Joni Harmon 50. ngh point free throws were by Kim Davidson 711e Joni Harmon 10, and Tom George 78. Out of 14 games played, 8 were lost; some close, some not so close, Regardless of indIVIdual ef- forts, without those who sometimes donet make much mention, a team wouldn't exist. 16 GIRLS JV BASKETBALL -.-,- 3-;1 1,. CNN Shrmh unopposed Tom hes 1t up IVS Concentrate on F undamentals Is thws wHeytw Ur tyaswtbdw 16 GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Reno JV - 52-10 Carlin Battle Mountain 12-26 Stewart Battle Mountain 20-19 White Pme Hawthorne 33-24 Lovelock Fernley 27-58 Carlin EWO 54-37 Elko White Pine 32-27 Lovelock 35-30 43-13 34-31 11-37 23-26 30-31 26 32 In girls JV Basketball the high point field goal shooters were Janice George 64, Tom George-581 Kim Dawd- son -52, and Jom Harmon 50. High pomt free throws were by Kim Davidson 11, Joni Harmon 101 and Toni George 8. Out of 14 games played, 8 were lost,- some close; some not so close, Regardless of Indiwdual ef- forts, without those who sometimes donlt make much mention, a team wouldn3t eXIst. -.-,- 3-;1 1,. CNN Shrmh unopposed Tom hes 1t up IVS Concentrate on F undamentals Is thws wHeytw Ur tyaswtbdw 16 GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Reno JV - 52-10 Carlin Battle Mountain 12-26 Stewart Battle Mountain 20-19 White Pme Hawthorne 33-24 Lovelock Fernley 27-58 Carlin EWO 54-37 Elko White Pine 32-27 Lovelock 35-30 43-13 34-31 11-37 23-26 30-31 26 32 In girls JV Basketball the high point field goal shooters were Janice George 64, Tom George-581 Kim Dawd- son -52, and Jom Harmon 50. High pomt free throws were by Kim Davidson 11, Joni Harmon 101 and Toni George 8. Out of 14 games played, 8 were lost,- some close; some not so close, Regardless of Indiwdual ef- forts, without those who sometimes donlt make much mention, a team wouldn3t eXIst. Back row: Steve Lopesl David Stoker, Rodd Lighthouse, Pat Schroeder, Coach Mendiola, Lance Lopes, Kyle Locke, Allen Brugger; Eric Vetter. Middle row: Coach Jaureguito, Larry Swett, Ernie Smart, Chuck Smith, Ric Grantham, Casey Arciniega, Robert Neary, Kurtis Betz, Coach Brandenburg. Front row: Wade George, Allen McKinney! Mike Erquiaga, Alan Davis, Ken Roybal, Mike Harmonl Lee Bosch, Dan Pearce, Bob Ugaldet AIl-State selections: lst team: running back Pat Schroe- der; 2nd team: offensive and defensive tackle Steve Lopes, defensive backs Mike Harmon and Casey Arci- niega, 18 VARSITY FOOTBALL Pigskin Title Eludes Bucks The 1979 Lowry football season was a rebuilding year for Lowry High School. The Buckaroos had a 4-6 that record. Football at Lowry really made a comeback this year. Lowry's top rusher was junior Pat Schroeder who ended the sea- son with 781 yards gained on 126 carries for a 6.3 yard average. Schroeder also finished the season as the team's top defender, recording 52 unassisted tackles and 55 assists from his middle linebacker positions The other top rushers were senior halfbacks Mike Harmon and Ric Grantham Steve Lopes was rated as outstanding lineman, both oftensively and defensively. Casey Arciniega led the defensive secondary with nine interceptions, 31 unassisted tackles, and 30 assists. Wade kicks his 42 yard held goal! Haney, I ma you not to caH me at world SCORES Lovemck Hawthorne Boulder Inchne Stewart White Pme Fermey Yenngton Manogue VARSITV FODTEALL 19 J.st Back Up ;, ,. .- , Lowry kicking off to a good start Kracaw on a sweep play with Klemish and Echeverria leading the way. SCORES 30 Battle Mountain 0 44 Hawthorne 6 0 Elko 21 16 Incline 8 38 Stewart 0 40 Fernley 0 22 Yerington 13 30 Elko 20 36 Manogue 8 20 JV FOOTBALL The JV football team was the unofhcxai AA State champxons with a season record of 8 wms and one loss. The Lowry offense averaged 27 points per game, whHe the defense held the opposmoh to an average of E poms per game Front row Mme HHL Todd DeBoms, EarmH Ewck, Kewth Cunnmgham, Kralg Lord: Fvank Exdart, Tudd Hm, Tebeau Piquet, Todd Hut? Secr and vow: kae Upshaw, ka2 Scott, Kehy PoHock, Rodney Glmsmanh, John Rams, Terry Remold, ka9 Adams, Tom Remuxd, Chm Vescu Thwd row: Cuach Cunmngham, Andrew thyer, Gordon George, Roy Echevevrla, Morgan Reed, Jim Kvacaw, asst nghelmev, Jose Herrera, Henry Kingmah, Mme Klermsh, Ruch mgbee, Sam swasgow, Sean Doyweh Cuach Bungswey JV FOOTBALL 21 hm Llawk mp bar .um Cwa ar Dmu'mem f Kmmy Roybm wurka Mr a takw dnwm l Mark Brandenburg RHOUTING some adwv Stew lnpes gum hxs opponent With a head and arm mowmem 34 WW HUM. 3 :.3 $ Sam Qasqow cross faces hrs Opponent Georgp MHIer pins ms opponent With a headmk WRFSTl INC 25 Top Individual Efforts Send Bucks to State The Volleyball team was led offensively and defensively by Betty Giinsmann with 13 sets per match and 3 downed spikes per match with 4 good saves. Oftensively, Teresa Vesco, Rie Higuchi, Carol Scott, Sandi Smith, Demarah Backus, and Lisa Davidson had outstanding down spikes per match with 6,5,5,4,3,3, re- spectively. Outstanding on Defense were Rie Higuchi, Susan Kniep, and Joni Harmon with 6,3,3 good saves per match, Te- resa Vesco served all 15 points of one game against Battle Mountain. Points made on serves per match were Teresa Vesco with 11 points, Betty Glinsmanh 7, Rie Higuchi 6, Sandi Smith 6, Susan Kniep 5, Joni Harmon 5. In the State Tournament, Betty set up 35 balls for spikes and received 3 coachesi votes for aii-state team. Setting the ball for spikes were Betty, Joni, Holly, and Joyce averaging 13, 9, 8 and 6 sets per game. The girls put together great teamwork and had to practice to ac- complish awinning season of 22 wins and 6 losses culminating with a 3rd place finish at the State Tournament. Teresa goes to the Hoor to save the bail, 26 VOLLEYBALL Rte moves qmckly to save the ball 3 :.3 $ Sam Qasqow cross faces hrs Opponent Georgp MHIer pins ms opponent With a headmk WRFSTl INC 25 Top Individual Efforts Send Bucks to State The Volleyball team was led offensively and defensively by Betty Glinsmann with 13 sets per match and 3 downed spikes per match with 4 good saves, Offensivelyv Teresa Vescov Rie Higuchi, Carol Scottv Sandi Smith, Demarah Backus, and Lisa Davidson had outstanding down spikes per match with 6,5,5J4J33, re spectively. Outstanding on Defense were Rie Higuchiu Susan Kniep, and Joni Harmon with 6,3,3 good saves per match, Tee resa Vesco served all 15 points of one game against Battle Mountain Points made on serves per match were Teresa Vesco with 11 points, Betty Glmsmann 7A Rie Higuch: 6, Sandi Smith 6, Susan Kniep 5, Joni Harmon 5 In the State Tournament Betty set up 35 balls for spikes and received 3 coaches' votes for all-state team. Setting the ball for spikes were Betty, Jonir Holly, and Joyce averaging 13, 9, 8 and 6 sets per game. The girls put together great teamwork and had to practice to ac- complish awinning season of 22 wins and 6 losses culminating with a 3rd place finish at the State Tournament, Teresa goes to the fioor to save the ballv 26 VOLLEYBALL Rle moves quickly to save the ball, Joni Jumps high to backset. Betty stuffs the other team. SCORES Austin McDermitt Bame Mt. Carlin Battle Mt. McDermItt Carlin Lovelock Elko JV White Pine Elko Whtte Pine Elko Battle Mt, Austin McDermItt Battle Mt. Battle Mt, McDermitt Battle Mt. MCDermitt Elko Lovelock White Pine Elko Yerington Boulder City Row 1: Rie Higuchi, Betty Glinsmann, Joyce Glasgow, Joni Harmon, Holly Hornunq, Row 2: Coach Mary Stone, Carol Scott, Susan Kniep, Sandi Smithl Lisa Davidson, Demarah Backus, Teresa Vesco 15 10 1576 15,13,1577 1545 1577 15-71 1578 14 16, 7715 1573 1572 1576, 1541 16-14 16 14 15-6, 15 8 15 9 13715u15713 9 15J1571o915,3 15:9, 13-15,15713 9 15 15720v15r3 16714 1570 15 2, 15 9 3715 1573 1572 1574 15713 12-15,16-1401570 15 71 1575 0715,1570r 15711 1575, 15-3 14-16, 6;15 15V2 15v9 4,15,13,15 1574 0A15,12715 15-3,12-15 15-12 11-15 5 15 VOLLEYBALL 27 With 8 wins, 2 lossesw the JV Volleyball team made a very impressive showing, Most points scored, Janice George; most improved server; Dawn Gough; most imA proved player, Lianne Errea; best defensive playerv Kris Zigler; best ofTensive player and best aIl-around player, Lisa Anderson Congratulations! Lowry vs Battle Mtn 15725 1577 VS H 15 13515710 vs H 11 15761 1510 vs CJNIH 15765 15710 V8 H 11715515712 15 12 vs Lovelock 15 13 6 1551576 v55 Battle Mtn 15741 1579 VS '1 H 10715513715 V; H 7715513715 VS H 15 55 14765 1510 vs, McDermttt No Show Dawn starts It off Row 1: Coach Wilson Debbie Clauson, Cynthia Delaney Linda Erqmaga Tracy Gribble and Assistant Coach Wendy Harmon, Row 2: KYIS Zlglerx Llsa Andersonu Lianne Erreau Teri Jone; and Dawn Gough. Debbie returns the ball with a hard ML 28 JV VOLLEYBALL JV Volleyl Serves It 1 Lenora returns the baH wmh a lek VARSITY BASKETBALL: THE PRIDE ' OF LOWRY '9 Lance Lopes 1mm to Up the NH Back Row: Em: Vener, Pat Schr reader, Dawd Stoker, Mike Porter, Lance Lopes, Nuke AHen, Peter Law ragueta, Pat Richards. Front Row: Coach Booth, Mike Harr mun, Casey Arcimega, Lee Bosch, Coach Jaureguito. 30 VARSITV BASKETBALL Frustration is an apt word to describe the carsity basketball season. It was frustrating for the players, the coach, the parents, the Stu dent body and the fans. It was frustrating because we lost so many Close games, especially so many overtime games. It was frustrating because the season record could easily have been 177 6 instead of 10- 13. Although Lowry came up on the short side in the scoring with 61.9 points per game compared to the opponents 62.7 points per game, they were outstanding in most other areas. The team shot 61010 from the free throw line 82 37.600 from the field. They averaged 38.8 rebounds per game, 11.8 assists and 19.6 steals. Dave Stoker took top scoring honors with the most free throws and field goals which combined for a season total of 398 points, averag- ing 16 points per game. He also pulled down 229 rebounds, averag- ing 9.2 per game. Lee Bosch contributed to the scoring attack, av- eraging 69oo on free throws and 4000 on field goals. Lee also con- tributed 80 assists for the season. Pat Richards managed to steal the ball away 48 times. wage; .- !' .V a l - We owe? SEASON SCORES 3O Wooster 52 58 Incline 7O 52 Reed 86 72 Stewart 59 SO Lakeview 76 44 Incline 59 45 Lassen 71 69 Yerington 72 60 Elko 67 66 Ferhley 45 55 White Pine 57 73 Hawthorne 80 54 Battle Mtn. 59 73 Manogue 59 74 Love1ock 67 64 Incline 56 b8 Fallon 67 107 Stewart 83 63 White Pine 56 60 Elko 7O 54 Yerihgton 55 56 White Pine 58 85 Fernley 37 58 Hawthorne 69 67 Hawthorne 71 49 Mahogue 53 97 IH VARSITY BASKETBALL 31 Teamwork Pays Off for J.st ti 7' 7S w I , The J.V. basketball team showed a determined effort from all Of its players resulting in a 167 5 season record. They shot 330th orifield goals and 5390 on free throws. Defensivelyl they had 37 rebounds per game, 28 forces, 20.5 steals and 14 assists. Andrew Hillyer was the top scorer with 210 points. Swerisom Longley, Doyle, and Mehtaberry also had high scoring ref cords. Mendoza shot 679770 from the free throw line while Hill, yer monopolized the boards with 10.5 rebounds per game. Longley led the team with 71 forces for the season and shared the top number of steals with Doyle at 78 and 79 respectively. Doyle also had 83 assists for the season. These figures show the depth and versatility of this young team. 497', SCORE S 50 WIOEJStEV 57 57 Reed 79 7Q Carlih 73 b7 Lowlock 54 60 Fallon 61 55 White Pirie 42 67 Yermgtori b2 51 Ferriley 42 62 Hawthorne 55 51 M ahoqtie 4b 78 incline 7S 1U7 Stewart 57 48 Elke 74 52 Yeriugton 60 b7 Ferriley 48 69 Hawthorne 67 60 Fv'lanogue 54 b7 incline M3 73 Stewart 68 48 Elke 61 69 White Pine 66 Rom puts one up, Dan gets a chance to make 3 points on this basket. 32 J.V. BASKETBALL Who's got the ban? KeHy takes a Aump shot Hum me Lerner Back row: Coach Cunmngr ham, Luis Mendoza, Andra Hillyer, Scott Swenson, KeH Grady, AHen Bmgger, Dan Garis. Front Row: Ron Long ley, Danny Mentaberry, Dov Swanson, Todd DeBom's, Sean Doym, Tebeau quuet, J.V. BASKETBALL 33 In The Beginning. . . Doing the bump Mikefs verglon of SWAN LAKEA Gordon outstretches opporwnt for the rebound Compliments of WELDINGS 34 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The freshman basketball team shows great potential with an 1175 season record. Their only losses were to Manoguel Fale Ionl and Elkol and all were highly competitive games The Lowry offense averaged 4712 points per game while the def tense held all opponents to an average of 37 points per game. Lowry commanded a decisive edge on the boards with 40 re bounds per game to the opponerltsl 29. A team shooting aver age of 47010 from the free throw line and 3595 from the field shows the results of many long hours of practice. Gordon George was the team's outstanding rebounder with 153 for the season, averaging 10 rebounds per game. Chris Vesco connected on 42 free throws durlhg the season while Henry Kingman held the best free throw average with 6100 Chris Vesco walked off with the rest of theindividual honors, including 86 fleld goals for the season, averaglhg 4300 and 214 points for the season, averaglhg 13.4 points per game, SCORES b3 Carlin 26 34 Fallon 4O 51 Lovelock 24 35 Fallon 41 60 White Pth 46 56 Carllh 39 40 Battle lVIth. 31 50 Wmca. Jr. High 34 34 lVlahogue 37 71 Wmca. Jr. High 12 29 Battle With. 25 44 Elko 34 45 Battle Mtn. 43 43 lVlanogue 59 67 Battle lVltn. 55 37 Elko 42 Back row Blll H ll 11W mgr; 'vllke Ad'nrtx lel G.llm:.1u Gordon George Jose Herrem Henry thqrvmrt Coach CllrlS lean. Front row: Curls Vesta Mme Smite ank Bldartl John Ram lwllke Lluslmv. Run for your llle; ltls the great swamp monsterl Mike puts it up for twc p0 'tts, FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 35 Ssh! We might get caught! 1 know I dropped It somewhere' Try It! You'll like It! 36 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS L ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 6 long to make money for our plea sures ThlS year we accomplished ORGANIZATIONS m f long after we are gone ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Band Membership lst Row: Caroline ngman, Sharon QUIIICL Janice George, Rachel R07 Sue Shaw. 5rd Row: RICk Morton, Wade George. Tom Donaldson meroJ Susan Miller, Beth Ann Lords, Ruthue Horton. 2nd Row Ruch Robert NEdVY. Tom Baker,. Cums Donaldson, Kari Baker Rachel Procter, Tim DaVIS, Shelly Thompson Compliments of SINGERS PHOTO LAB Shrinks Slightly w 2!. ,IWK . x . . . A 4 w 1:, nwvgg iwk . ' .h '1' t ' v. , ' ' I 'r'KV- , . V: F . .' ' '.85 .' b. - .. .' .2. ,g . Armstrong 4th Row. Jeff Elllfmz Cana Shaul, Mlke Butler, Owen Nancy Cannon Troy C'amo Dam quley Carolyn F+C!tutC!s Crf1rIS Le Brmkerhoff Marlene Magmra Todd Huff, Tom Bricker Dave Elfermq. garza, Mike Shields Greg Hatch Mr Clark director, Dan Garls Not Pictured Joe Botkln Compliments of KEY FARMS 39 may ' . Honor Band Row onE' Jamce Game Sharon Qumm, Rachel Proctur Dam ngmy, Carer lme ngman Row qu Rm DonaMson, Wade George Tom Donamson, Dawd EWermg No! pwctwed Rutme Hovtan Mr Dark conducts the band durmg me Chnstmas Concert Neuhev ram, sleet, nor com keep the Pep Band from The 5qu cumpetmun m Elku was amended by Sue Shaw, Camlme ngman, Rutme Huh thew appomted Job 01 psaymg m FootbaH um, Janice George, 0an EUermg, and Wade Gemge Sue a Carahne got Fxcmlent rap mgs, m omevs aH renewed supemor ratmgs 40 BAND Bands Create Beautiful Music This past year the band has been very productive and busy, They marched in the UNR Homecoming parade on October 20. On October 31$t, they made their way for Carson City and the Nevada Day Parade. Solo competition in Eiko happened on January 23rd. Honor Band in Elko on February 12-13th. Massed Band massed in Battle Mountain on March let. All State Honor Band in Elko on April 17-19th. Band AdJUdlcat'on on May 7th A very well attended Sprlng Band thcers are Rachel Proctor secretary Joe Botkm presudent; Rich Concert ended the year for the Band Donaldson, St Councnl Rep; Robert Nearyh treasurer Stage Band Members: Row one- Rick Morton; Jeff Elllfrltz, Sue Shaw, Shelley Thompson, Sharon Quincy. Row two, Caroline Kingmanh Tom Donatdsonu Mr Clark; Karl Baker RICh Donaidson, Dawd Elfermg Row threeh Wade George, Rachel Proctor Tim Daws, Tom Baker. Row four: Robert Neary BAND 41 Student Council -Back in the Saddle Again! 4 wt Lrw mmw; 'H w: HUNW 'VI' N L: V ' '1 '3.: KJY'W Ntnlry Wr-ruiy Hdrmon Jerry Thnmpwn f'mm Carpenter eru: ?' H M, Hmqu IH'HJ T wv;wm 93?, RM n 32 Tm? R m; 43 STUDENT LiULJNHl HIM Meadow lmu Richarriu Hvt'v Weqm, lH Sulzwme Nummmi Pat After several years of Student Council being HSemieinactive , this year's members have gone all out to be an active and productive group in the school. Student Council started of? the year by organizing the barbecue and Skit night for football homecoming. In December, the thcers went to the fencemaker and chopped Christmas trees for the school. Alsol at Christmas they sponsored a decorating contest with the Freshmen winning first place, Seniors second place and juniors third place in the class competition. For the Clubs, Spanish Club won first place and FAF.A. second. As a project for the school, Student Councilw with the help of Mrs, Rorex, painted School Mascots for all HAA school and hung them in the gymnasium. Fund raising activities planned by Student Council were a dance, the showing of Films and a presentation of ltChampions'l a multi screen production. The new student body offlcers for 1980-81 were sent to the Stue dent Council in Las Vegas. President Jerry Thompsonl VICE PreSIdent Hoyt Meadows Sec. Kathy Neary, Treas. Wendy Harmon, Head Cheerleader Tonya Thompson Jerry and Hoyt help Mr. Porter load up the Christmas trees STUDENT COUNCIL 43 Varsity Cheerleaders Through Good Times Wefre Still ant Row Tauna Juhmtone Char Rose Back Row Tom Lowe Iowa Thompson 44 CHEERLEADERS 81 J.V. Cheerleaders And Bad For Our Team! The Cheerleaders as usual have been busy m our schout as welt as our community Last summer the Varsity got together My put on a 4th of July dance and a car wash, In July ali the Cheerteaders and songleaders wth to the U S A Spirit Camp In Santa Barbara Ca. to compete against other cheerteaders from AH over Whule they were there the Varswty won the Spirit Stick The J V. put on a Back to School dance m Sep tember and all the cheerleaders and songteaders put on the Sadte Hawkms dance ah November They ah sold howers for Valentines day and participated in the Ahmm Basketball game, Mrs,CL1r1hIrtgharh lSthlS years new Cheerleader ad, wser WJ'H 7' 1t . w Lt w it - Q btaty YQUHAJUPHL Lt HA bnumm JV'I :7 1' H y nu JV KlHt E RU ADERQ 45 Songleaders Cheer Through the Year Songieaders Ruthm Horton Karen Bllhnqsley, Sonia Mumlo and Holly Soma strutting her stuff Hormmq Keeping the spmt 4b SONGLEADERS Wrestling Cheerleaders: Cynthia Delaney, Jennifer Moore, and Juana Sanchez, Not Pictured: Dani Baum. Take Down for the Wrestlers. . .L . .33 '3 CHE m v. m M1! '3 i :S Q 1 Raw I stIlI havenl Figured how they score these darned matches. The drain after a well done match, WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS 47 German Club Still Going Strong SM n wN SJJJ'V'U Ni'mm'rl 3 ; '1 I: L.Wf w my M-H 2.1 Hmwv lrFux surv-r Br-Hy Ghrvsnmmw wre gm-Svivnt Fm ! rww JWM Mm'wm'v L'V me'. J 1'! 0 mg 2- H'LI'. H 1 .' MM! 33v. rmm-m' In then second year German C uh m stw gmmg strong. With their great humor they p1.1cedthirdmthehome coming skats They have beem SQHIHQ German candy m or der to make money for a mm trip to some CMtuml Me M German Sigmfmance Hwy! Mmdnws Chuck Smnn Jerry Thommon Suzanne Norqaard, MdrlSJ Bmwn Betty Glmsmann Tony Uqalde Scot Swpnson 48 GERMAN FLUR Chmr perlurms at the Chhstmas contevt. The chow gave its annual Chrwstmas Concert on December 17th In the audltomm They 21150 did a program for the senior cmzehs Chrwstmas lunr Cheoh. A performance m the spring concert topped OR the yearhs actwmes, Back row Ehzabeth Guevrero Rye mgucm, Tammy Caake, Kathy Kxemhh Mv mark, Sandy 5mm, EaHaha Reeves, Tammy Denny, Janme Whitmure mm row Pat ersch, Becky on, Many Lemonda, Kmy Wyckhuyse, Sue Shaw, Rhonda Hoopes, Demse Bachmanh Tammy Cuym Not mcmed Cathy Mamnez, Keuy Gamsun, Tma Ivey, ma Fahcher CHOIR 49 Drama Makes a Comeback .;! '-1 , 1 Front Row Steve Lopes Joey Blancone Tony Ugalde Tauna Johnstone David Rheault Chen Fry Roxanne Hesterlee Jerry Fry Chuck Kearns Back Row Char Rose, Karen Billmgsley Mrs Gribble Mrs DeBonIs Ruck Morton, Casey Arcmnega Not pnctured Stephanie Mulle- neaux Betty Wegman Dam Baum Chrls Legarza Blazing Guns at Roaring Gulch Sheriff Willie Lovelace ............................ Karen Billingsley Widow Black ................................................... Dani Baum Martha Muldoon ................................... Tauna Johnstone Snipe Vermen .......................................... Casey Arciniega Barney Black ................................................. Steve Lopes Harry Heartstone ........................................ Chris Legarza Dora ............................................... Stephanie Mulleneaux Flora ................................................................. Char Rose Bill Filbert ..................................................... Rick Morton Colonel Crabtree ......................................... David Rheault 50 DRAMA Shoot Out at Hole in The Wall Slick Mason ................................................... Tony Ugalde Ma Fritter .......................................................... Cheri Fry Pa Fritter ................................................... Chuck Kearns Julie Harper ................................................. Janice Visger Prudence Pringle ................................ Roxanne Hesterlee Abner ................................................................. Jerry Fry Daffy Harper .......................................... Tonya Thompson Horace Beemer .......................................... Joey Biancone Pinky .......................................................... David Rheault Cattle Kate ................................................ Betty Wegman Hope mg 3 Honeymoon Suite DRAMA 51 Tnnrow Mn Costa Hem Arm Lords Demma Lynns SheHy MMer Tnm Donamson Ph-ho anevo smphan Mammn demr mw Slary megbevq Nancy thm Ana GqurErD annam mw Steve 5mm, Tmcy Grmhhx Edml Mumm, Dawn Gauqh Barbara Nash Juana Sanc hu Leamw IJeMaum Front mw Pat stcn Chuck Smnm Not pvclured Wendy Narmon Lovem Emmi .Jnswe Sanchez Spanish Club In The Scenes A melodrama mmed m Paradlse VaHey guahried the Spanish Cmb for second mace m the Homecommg skxts This unr LlsuaX entry added a new dwmensxon to the evenmg's entertamment Christmas week brought another trophy to the Spamsh Club, as they captuved fwst place m the club Chmlmas decarar Mons Thaw display of md Spamsh cusi toms netted them $25 00 Our Htuwoud days Imp up w a mug mm 5; SPANISH CLUB Ynnraw M Costa Bnh Arm Lavas Dmnna Lynns SheHy MMer Tnm Dnmmmn thp Rowrvo Stephan Mammn Mame: mw Slary meqbevq Nancy Qmwm Ana Gumrem Bottom mw Steve 5mm, Tmcy Grmtm Edml Munno, Dawn Gauqh Barbara Nash .hmna 5mm m Leannv lJeMaum Front mw Pat Hmch Churk Sm-m Nat pvctured Wendy Harmon Lovem Wand .Jnswe Sanchez Spanish Club In The Scenes A melodrama mmed m Paradwse VaHey guahried the Spanish Cmb for second mace m the Homecovmng skxts This unr usuaX entry added a new dwmenwon to the evenmg's entertammem Christmas week brought another trophy to the Spamsh th, as they captured fwst place m the club Chnstmas decarar non: Thaw display of md Spamsh cusi toms netted them $25 00 Our Htuwoud days Imp up my a mug mm: 5; SPANISH CLUB I- F -rr4rh , OfFIcers, top: Treasurer Pat Richards, President Tony Richards, Historian Debby Quilici; Bottom: Secretary Cherie Kelsey, Reporter Kathy Smith. Rodeo Club Rounds Up The Critters Top: Debby Quihci, Mike Noad. Sec; 0nd row: Scott Towne Jeri Fleming Deborah Glasgow, Leeroy Trakas, Kathy Smith, Telly Blandv Third row: Dean Bell Glynn Montero, Geri McGarva, Tom Hammond, Will Hall, Quirt McGarva, James Glasgow. Front row: John Bell, Kelly Pollock, Pat Richards, Cindy Mobley Tony Richards, Cherie Kelsey, Frank Man- ning, Tony shows the bronc whds boss RODEO Ct UB 55 Hard at work Mentlfqu underdassmen It looks Mk9 Chaos but wrre rmHy at work Recording for the Joe 2Q KeHy help Mr Schafer collect Party TumeH money at our yearbook semmar I found a fmend 56 WINNADA lst Row Kelly Lews Tony Ugaide 2nd Row Mayelen Gariio Joe Urban Debbie Herrera Holly Horriung 3rd Row Keiiey Key; Muss Butcher adwser' Sonia Muriilo Kerri Calder Not pictured Margie Romero Memories F uture New staffer: Margie Romero The Winnada stafit was busy selling ads to the business community in town which totaled $2,900 to help pay for the yearbook. In addition we sold 25 more books than the year before, and we hope that in years to come more students w1ll buy yearbooks. The staft also had seven more pages which resuited in more work but atso helped us make this the best book ever, In the process we cropped pictures tcuttlng out the dumb oneer got scores for athietic events and Iists of activities from clubs and other organizations. At first we were excited about working on the yearbook but some of the excitee ment dies when you see the hours of work ahead. But the excitement comes back fult force when you see YOUR layout come back from the plant and it doesntt look so bad as you thought it would. Matter of fact it looks pretty good, and you can look at it and feel pride in your work, especially when the end of the year comes and we get our books back and we say to each other HWOW we did this and we feel greati' So you see it isnt easy but you can't say we didn't try. This is our book and yours. We hope you enjoy it. WINNADA 57 Art Club Wins With Sinking Ship hwm wa Kerr AMP! Shem! Hmzmy Swmd meHw Cymbm lWva, Jenmfm Mwme Ed'm MHVWV RHW Wm Bdrbam N.Im Remy? HUN lmn Bucknmhum .JMper Hmmv UJWH Knmqh lm'ettn HLHHL lpm Jntmnrmw Stephan anwn Kn MM lh-H JPN Hslmmq Raw Hmw Mark hmwh Bruce me-v wa Urtmn NM Pm Mrwj tum V .r utwerq WM n Mm'vrwn H'hwrt MAM thmr Heumjsm w1'x : UN.me St Cmm H Rwy Jasper Rmmy Vm' Prn-xldenL Dawn huuqh SPH'MJI'V hvulwurvr Compliments of KIMIKOS FLORAL AND NURSERY 58 ART CLUB H'w wry! Thw ykmv 'Hrw I my Twru FUN .m 1M! .V'Vy Lmjulw MwA MM; w- u Irv, ? I'ij Mb.1 1erhr'.'N;1vw H HW4 X:M,J! myntw 'My thwr H r-w-jwm'h; uht WW M 'wa Th'mjLEHUJ- HHHL4FE11H?H'P.!QLJ !1 , r t.tm1 1 YWW1 .M; 1.r+-n ' IerV' .v? 1 xrwp T'Mxt nan mm TW9 uh H : mm W K M 1H 'mw 'Mwnw towmdu J mp 1n mm memu A wvy m.t'nwuhm Art me nappenwi m Manh JHU Hwy Hmds- arm umd mtmrrn Mr I Jntm Thu bum h m wry Mlmted wrung JVUKYR have m Hnmlmhmi A M m wan mm M Mm! they 11H! H mm rmmntwm M What va wxll MN MW men MW Hwy pm HHQh', m Hu- J HKHL m MW w H ; Complmwnts 0f RICHARD J LEGARZA ART CLUB 51' thcers Gina R'wero sttorwavu Some MuHHn Secretarye BethAhne Lords Vme Pres, L0H Kohmu Pres Edna MunHu St Couhm Rep PH A. has been quite busy thws year. They had a germ party to mtroduce new members mto F H A In October, the annual mstaHanh dmner was held PH A, also traveled to Wells, NV for the dwsmct roundup They 550 Want to Las Vegas NV for State F.H A. The 9M5 reaHy worked hard for tth mp The trip was m Maven, and before thws month they saw candy, popcorn baHs, and cookies to rawse the money. F .H.A. iiBusy as Bees,, Members are bottom row: Juana Sanchez, Cindy Biddle, Tina Foote, Kim Cress, Regina Reed, Lori Kofford, Marga- rett Biddle, Mrs. Morgan. Second row,- Tammy Cuyler, Rhonda Gassiott, Irene Ay- lesworth, Gina Rivero, BethAnne Lords. Top row; Tammie Harvey, Sonia Murillo, Sylvia Bohrn, Edna Murillo. Sonia Murillo is the winner of the speech contest held in Wells at the district roundup. Last year Sonia won the district speech contest and went on ahead to win the state speech contest in Ely. This year the speech contest will be held in Las Vegas. Hopefully Sonia will again take State. a F.H.A. 61 N ational Honor Society Members are Chuck Smithv Jerry Thompson, Rich Donaldsonw Peter Larraguetai Tonya Thomp- son, Troy Taylor Tom Riggsf Caroline Kingmani Karen Billingsley; Suzanne Norgaardw Wendy Harmoni Adam Barrenecheav Kathy Neary, Betty Glinsmahn, Hoyt Meadows. S OfTicers: Jerry Thompson, Vice . 1k; f, 9.; ung President; Betty Glinsmannr Presi- , , 7 Q? ? dent; Kathy Neary, Treasurer; ' .. . Adam Barrenechea, Student Body Representative. This year the National Honor Society sur- prised 15 new members with the Induction Night on December 3. Throughout the basketball season they were busy selling concessions; a Coke here and a candy bar there, in order to earn money for their an- nual trip to an out of state college This year it was Oregon. They also had their annual donut sale in March; where they presold the donuts and picked them up at 4 am. to make the deliveries. The money made from them went to provide scholar- ships for 2 senior members They 51050 sold Tootsie Rolls AM the New Members 62 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY T Striving for Success Demarah Backas, Rie Higuchi Carol Scott Jim Kracaw, Sean Doyle. 0 saw Saw SALE' Ruthie Horton, Wade George Janice Visger Holly Hornung, Pat Schroeder. Tauna Johnstone, Rodd Lighthousee Debbie Herr rera, Tony Richards. Mayelen Garijo. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 63 B l 0 c k A Back Row Sandw Smrth Teresa Vesco Demarah Backus Carat Scott Second Row Jamce Vlsqer Tunya Thompson HoHy Hormmq Tmrd Row Bmgltte Bosch Betty Clinamann Leanrw DPMattm Wendy Harmon Karen BIIMnggwey Chprw lezpr Tauna erimnstone JON Chiusen Kathy Neary Carol Scott Student Comm Represpmatwe' Kathy Neary Sec Treas' Wendy Harmon Presyi dent Cheryl Framer V Premdent 64 BLOCK L Math Club Studies Hard Back Row Tressia Graham Jerry Thompson Carollne ngmant Danny Pearce Pat Schroederw Peter Lari raguetav Row two- Wendy Harmon Betty Gllnsmann Row three Troy Taylort Suzanne Norgaardt Nasht Mark Gought Hoyt Meadowy Tom Riggst Kathy Sands Adam Barrenecheat Mark Humme arbara Math Club members are se- Jected on the basis of their math grade average for A!- gebra I and Geometry. A tBt or better average is a pre requisite and members must be enrolled in or must have completed Algebra IL The Club studies for the annual math Prize Exam given by the U.N,R, math department which they took on 231380, On January 12 the members prepared lunchrpoorboy sandwiches, potato salad, ap: ples, punch and cookies for the contestants in the Elks Hoop Shoot With 125 dollars earned from the luncheon and other fund raising events, Math Club took a trip in the spring. Sec Treas Wendy Harmon VtP Mark Gouqhu St Counc Rep Tom quqst Pres Hoyt Betty flgures up the prohts 0n the Elks luncheon Meadowsv MATH CLUB 65 Hope for the F uture-F F A The Winnemucca Chapter of FFA this year, as always was an ac- tive participant both in school and extracurricular activities. Sep- tember 14 was the annuat kick-off barbecue, followed in turn by the National Convention in Kansas City, M0,, November 6-10, and the sale and delivery of citrus fruits. February 1622 was National FFA week and a steak fry was scheduled for the 20th of the same month. April 2 opened the Zone contests at Elko, and on the 21-23 the members were participating in the State Convention and con- tests at Reno. Piggint out at the barbecue 66 FFA Jan Fullenwnderd Sheri Woolfolka and Tony RichA ards compmsed the state winning livestock judi ging team and competed in the Nationm contest In Kansas City Mo. Lisa Hallf Cheri Keisey and Jim Glasgow competed in the National Floricub ture contest as our state wmmng team. Sheri Woolfolk was elected as State FFA President and Wade George was selected as a member of th9 National FFA band. A modern day shckup h f ' 4a, A 242-3: . , . a, an ilk? Row1:Klrk Damelsona Glynm Monteroa Debbae Gaasgowa Cher: Kelsey; Pat Richards WAH Halla Mr Tom Georgea adwsor: Frank Mani nmga Lee Roy Trakasu Kermit Glenn; Mike Noadu and Buddy Houston Row ?: Telly Band; Frank Bxdart Don Nxelsona me Ranking JefT EWntza MIR? Hilla Danny Cuylera Wendall Kenmsona and Darryl Prmtz Row 3 Rodney Ghnsmanna Wade George Arm Youngberga Tony Rxcharda Quurt McGarvaa Tom Hammond John Belk Scott Towns Kelly Pollock and Debbie N4ckeL Row 4' Pat Murphy stur dent teacher; Jamce George Marie Jean SaHaa and Jam Giasgow. Not OPtCtUred Llsa Halla Tim Chabota Alan Fvansa Jerry Moore Dean Bella Dale Schofwld Don Cassmelln Tebeau Pmueta BIH Conn Gem McCarva and Shem Woolfolk FFA 67 Now HHS one here x5 .3 real barqmn OK boya me new stag hlmx are In Hqu you know that lm the Author of 101 WAYN IO PICK VOUR NOR? DB STAF F STAF F STAF F STAF F STAF F STAF F STAF F STAF F STAFF STAFF STAF F STAF F STAF F STAFF STAFF STAF F STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF ADMINISTRATION: ruling, checking on truancy, balancing the budget, filing, hlling out order forms, meeting at night, worrying about the gas rationing, drinking cof- fee, putting up with the legislation, checking on the teachers, keeping the busses running, authorizing a dark room, bussing more kids, punishing, suspending, keep- ing track of recordsl writing out admission slipsiHaving The Final Say. FACULTY: writing out corridor passes, writing out hgures on the board six times a day, friendly the first semester, cranky the next, correcting papers, recording grades, keeping track of their sides, reading a hundred different 5 page reports, putting up with sassy kids, sitting tight while the student drives, keeping gum out of the machines, doctoring a cut, giving sound advice, sharing experiences Teache ing. COOKS AND CUSTODIANS: slaving over a hot pot of spaghetti, washing forks, sho- veling the snow, washing endless black boards, vacuuming, mixing, staying within a food budget, throwing sawdust on the hoormlrreplaceable. STAFF 69 ADMINISTRATION HAVING THE F INAL SAY Liixeffit't 2? ' ln tdtkmg wnth Mr Hubert SCUM our mpvnntendent We have dtSCCWi ered several sxgnthcant rihanges W our schaot dtstrtct Enronent dtS trlct Wlde has mcreased to 1885 students although eanInent at Lowry has decreased sllghtly Because at thw the wunty nas added We teachers tncludmg one blmtguat teacher t3 help wth the 130 Spamsh speakmq students In Our school system Thu: Intreased er rollmeht and consequertly overcrowded CIaSSt'UUmS has pmmpted tdtk of budding a new etemvntary schoot a; ? E ..J ' Part of the tncrease In Student enrohment can be traced m the COP structlon of the new electrical power ptant at Varmy 70 students to be exact Unfortunately expected fundtng from taxes 0'1 the pldrtt W'H not be as great as anttcwpated Due to teglstatwe tax cuty Me vamr atton assessment has been dropped aporowhately to one thtrd 0f the ongmal assessment It Propouttun o n, passed by the voters the ref ductlon wwll he even greater Robert Scott Supermtendent Everyone knows that the price of gas and oil IS gomg up, up, and up. This price increase has hit Humboldt County School District hard, Besides higher prices, the school district also has to cope with a gas allocation system based on Oct. 1978 consumption. The problem is further compounded by the fact that the district has had to inf crease the number of and the length of the daily bus routes to handle the increased enrollment. Increased activities trips have also added to the problem. Due to higher gas prices, Nevada schools wiH reduce athletic schedules next year to save money and conserve energy. Garry Foster Maintenance and Transpurtatton Superwsor 7O ADMINISIRAHON THE ONES KEEPING LAW ,Joe DPAFVIETBT Prmupat 1980 has been a year of changes for Lowry ngh. We have a new prinCIpale Joe DeArrIeta, and a new vice principale Tony ngng. Our new administration has been busy making Changes here. Examples of this are that now our school has a smoking area for students and a visitors parking area, The sidewalk in front of the school has been pamted red to help the How of trame Any car found parking there can be towed away. Stu, dents have also found that they have to have a corridor pass to go anywhere during classes. Last year we only had one futletlme and partetime secA retaryt This year we see two futlitlme secretarxes, Phyl- Iiss Fagg and Chrws Peraldoe and a part time secretary, Jo Ann DeBonis, With more people in the office. the work has become more erhCIent and less of a burden. The peopte are more frwendly too! 7? ADMINISTRATION Tony nggerS, VICE PrInCIpaT AND ORDER. Chm PPmMu Jo Arm DeBoms Phylllss Fagg ADMINISIRATION i3 And who dmgussed as Clark Kent Robin G1mdwrerch at your wmce And m your Easter bonnet With all the frills upon wt. Relaxing With the Staff. M97 SWIshW M FACULTV Eth- HHMYH i4 mLLchg w; H- 1 'J t!' 1H 'JP Am a1. n : waqmn; X M12 1mm MAW U'M .- '1 1 r 'w JIUW-HMA'H Hwhiwqw ts; m1. H. L: t- 1:w': : a 1' JVH HM mp r, U S Iiw Y:: v'y .Xun' Lw Md 11 mum hn-xwp : '- kdthmrm Brawn E'vqhnh H K. HI m-m' 1' I H 5H1 hrHYHh ML .lumm 11.1w. Adv v 7!!! 1311717!!! 1' Mark Bmwivmhum hr'wmxm w, ,vr h-y ' 5mm Hwtchm L hnlr ,1 Wx'wmm tun twat WW T m fun n Hum ?DMMMIH CUJH! W WM Hmrvw. .3 ? B3 -1 w 3w PM why Clyde Andress Advanced Biology Biology Geology Mark Brandenburg American Government Asst. Wrestling Coach Head Football Coach World History Asst. Baseball Coach Jim Billings!ey U.S. History Asst. Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach Katharina Brown English II 8 III German I, II 8: III German Club Junior Class Adv. Eddie Booth Bookkeeping General Math Record Keeping Consumer Math thce Machines Head Basketball Coach Sibyl Butcher Librarian Winnada Adv. FACULTY 75 MW k ',hrr'atean Heaww Genera Bumku; Typing l F'c'whma'w BAZH-tlmH LDLHLH Head anth Czyach Asst Foothah Coach .dey Chnwy Baum Ermhw mu- me mam Sgnm-sh I II Xx HI Spamsh Club, Adv Gum Cunnmgham Girl 5 P L Block L Adv Cheerleader 81 Sonqleader Adv GIN 5 Track Coam 76 FACU LTY Wdynr Clark Bdrm Ow r Uemmtdry Band Stdqv HMO Pm: Band Lynn memnqtmm Driver 3 Edumtmn E'mronmenim Suvnw Head J V FootbaH Coach J V Basketball Coach Leisa Findley Algebra I 8: II Calculus Adv. Math Physics Geometry Senior Class Adv. Math Club Adv. Carole Gribble English II Drama Sophomore Class Adv. Tom George Animal Science Basic Agriculture Ag. Bus. Management Ornamental Horticulture Machine Mechanics F.F.A. Adv. Frank McCuskey Industry Wood Shop Construction Tim Jaureguito English I Asst. Basketball Coach Asst. Football Coach Lucy McCuskey Shorthand I Typing I 8'. 11 Junior Class Adv. FA6ULTY 77 Rmph Markus Earth Suence Physmaw 5mm Pat Murphy Agmmme Student Teacher -.3 78 FACU LTV Mary Lou Mmar Schom Nurse M; ;. x . AHene Myers CoHege Prep Creams wrmng Enghsh m a w Honor Socxety Adv Gwynn Morgan Home Economwcs lmevmr Deswgn Dress Dawn CHM Devebpment Nursery Schoui Cookmg Sewing F HA Adv Frank Oxbowow Counseiov Skis Qumm Vumtmnm Lducatmw Ame Robyn Scott Vocatmnai EGUCJUOH Sophomore Uass Adv SJSBW Rwex ArtI II III Semor Claw, Adv Art Cmb Ada Mary Stunt? Pm Agvhm Algf'brd Cwemxgtry Generat Math Genrm-try Freshman Class Adv Jim Sdhm Boy: ; F Hwy 5 Traik Cmch Crow Lourtrv CUJCH Kent Swa'wbvck Adv AULG Want 8L SUM Smenw Vlefah 83st Auto FACULW cw Behind the scenes with the COOKS Atmm LU NJ .1 m mum ummum '1' WM; 30-; nvqf' 11' ' .41' '- nwwwx A wwrm' wmmwww h 'md' a mum Hut Hw Ynmv EK Hiullvmu aw 1' H ' t..' VF HNVMTL r s. thev Hw rw Nth Hf Thnw Hum. Maui HUM wegwmwm; trw dyw a MM mm m m tu 1W aw ; ,, 'f KW LI '4 AH ummm nmmiwm- x Aw xtmwm; Mr; F v ' -- W .3 ?rw u MW 1 Wm mew aw va'ev wwmen fnmfn 1 . Iv'n'wq 1H .rvn' MUM! T;mCu. , MHJHIW Mr 0m, r'w-w LWN 1 Y'xv. TH wmwm vmhxv M at New H'rrw H mm 4m mm N am twu wmwn kwhw 1w Hum m-v' ;'-L v1'!'P .Hl' P .N ILHW m vewi JAM Mum mmm ,mm-N' MM Wm JHHHW 'Mqh Htudmrta 7U N v NW3 1N 1'111 Jar, fuw pr; WNH! v'muHJw-w MW mm H Mm, Arm Fchwerna JV 7 AF? Alm' Dunn CUSTODIANS WIPLOI n nuou mas HM .u-ar Mela llw IL sales mwaz-O II I I m Imus l l nli'uu Ham Claudio Yzagulrre It IS 50 smd that a woman's work x3 never done and the same applies to our custoi dnans They can syrnpatmze With the house- wwes davly drudgery I e e dustmge vacu ummq moppmge washmq wmdowy etcetera but no housewde ever had 465 chxldren to clean up after From babymg the boulers m the furnace room to washing down black, boards to ptckmg up trash 1n the parkmg lot If certam redeemable alummum canse our custodians triumph m the never ending battle against grime and corromon ; v James Roach Joe Arana l! Louve Vargas STAFF 81 Aiways Cheering no matter how cold . amuowvgw ., . . J. Jumor skit fiops, Karen IS crowned Homecommg Queen' 82 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES Remember . .. HOMECOMING: the long practices for skits, the fun in dressing up the week before, Hoyt's entertaining jokes between skits, Snake dance, crowning of the Queen, and of course, Winning the Game! SPORTS EVENTS: sitting under a blanket to watch a football game, 7:00 am. practices, sore muscles, the excitement of doubte overtimes! MONKEY MAKING PROJECTS: German candy, homemade candy, M 8L M's, Tootsie Rolls, Iollipops, teddy bear rafhe, football rame, gun raffle, Sadie Hawkins, candy canes, Valentine Howers! Do you re- member? ACTIVITIES 83 I wondev W Dtu Pamn started UM waY Lowry Wins Homecoming 62-3 B4 HOMECOMING , i E' NA, w w . me, 0K :.;;-;-i,9$;:HmmWiGMWWM' . H I w Queen Karen Biilingsley escorted by Steve Lopes, and her court Kelli Freshour escorted by Ken Roybal and Tauna Johnstone escorted by Casey Arcmiega All week long the Student Body participated in Homecoming spirit, hrst by wearing hats on Monday which was Hatday. The followmg day was SOis day Then Shadesdayi Thursday was Miss-Match day; and finally with school colors blue and gold, came the Big day Instead of the classes working on fioats this year, we had a change Ali four classes participated in an alumni spaghetti feed Thursday night before the skits. The Sophomores started with advertising. Se; niors served and Freshman got good ole clean-up. Junior gave a dance after our 62-3 win over Femley, Results of the skits were Sophomore hrsty Freshmen second, and Seniors third for class competition. In Club competition Art Club got first, Spanish Club got second and German Club got Third. HOMECOMING 85 1qu your number on of the waH If mks could km Penmk, 10w each 86 CAN DIDS have armed See teach I don't have any gum ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ Hey baby' Wanta get lucky7 CANDIDS 87 e $.11 The Bee Geese the 7 1 smqnhq qmup of the year captured the award fur ton atbum Hf the year wtth thew ht SPIRITS HAVING FLOWN Donna SummeM top htt xmqte 'tBtid ertsw hetped her wm :1 female vocahst of the ymr The gasotlhe thrtaqes helped fuel a stump m the auto Industry Hardest hit was the fiter'yster t'hn'wmtwh which faced hdhermtt y tmt I the fedora! qmerhment m tervem'rt wtth t1 mah quamhtw tPtqmama swept the hatlcm after the retease 0f the Christopher Reeve: Starred In the 1979 fr 1 box nfhce htt SUPERMAN MUPPH MOVIL Mms Piggy the mowers teamhq attye Jumped mtru the front rahka of t'urrvm antrmwa whm are covtsldered sex symbols 88 WORLD EVENTS Cowboy boots standard footwear m Wmnemucca swept th;a ndtmn thh the anEnUOU of mdoor outdoor skates came the Wild add crazy as a tad and were a common srqht from New York City to Log Ahgw pashme 0f rollerskatmq Skates even found them way rhto the dwsco his gcene Enk Fstrada roared through the screen and became the new male Released Dec 24th STAR TREK THE MOVIE quqckly broke box thce T V Idol records and prormxes to be the top mowe for 1980 The mowe reuni wtes all the regular stars of the orlgmal TV serum mdudmg Leonard Nlmoy and William Shatner WORLD EVENTS 89 XIII OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES LAKE PLACID I980 The 1980 Winter Olympics took place in Lake Placid, New York It ofhcialiy opened on February 14, 1980, and continued until the 24th. There were 1470 athletes from 37 nations competing throughout the games. The major events were speed skat- ingt ice hockey! alpine skiing, ski jumpingo crossecountry skiing, bobsledding, luge, and biathlon, along with many minor events that are included with these. Unfortunately, Taiwan withdrew from the Olympics because the IOC asked them to Change their na4 tional anthem, their hag, and their name, but they refused to do so. 90 WORLD EVENTS A Arthur Fwswllrer 1594,1979 Mame waelntwwer Thuvman Munson Nebwjn RmkvfeHer Jtmn Wayne 1:89an llMlileQ mommy; After 76 years of the Umted Stat9s Hrwmg possessmn M the Panama CANAL t was tumed over to Panama Skylab Amemgsm Space observatory feH fmm urbxt and crasth tn mirth m Australxa Amtmhdm wrarenl too Messed to be Amerxcas dumpmg grmmds The rmtu'm 5 first serxous nudear acctdent mcurred at thel Three MHe Isiand The once 0' gum xkymcketed to over $850 per DUNCE before reactor Human error probably caused the rmctor tn werheaL resuttmq m a the market peaked Thts caused a dmumtm murease m the; core meitdown Although no nrw xuffwmi radioactwe :munes the reacmr pmtv 0f claw rmgs WIN probably be Irmppmtwe for Severm years WORLD hVENTS 91 Once agalh people across the United States lined up for blocks to buy gasoline. In some states the shortage was so severe that an even-odd rationlng plan was used. Much of the shortage problem was traced to the gov- ernmentls faulty distribution plan. Gasoline may not be as scarce in the summer of 1980 but the price will probably soar to $1.50 per gallon. The Shah of Iran was exiled from his country after months of unrest He visited several countries, but dld not choose any of them for a permanent home, In Octo- ber of 1979 he entered the United States for treat ment of a lymph cancer This triggered the takeover of the US embassy m Iran by militant Moslem students, Fifty Americans were taken hostage and were still being held over 100 days later. Iran has demanded the return of the Shah before the hostages will be released. After leaving the United States, the Shah took up residence in Panama. The Ayatollah Khomeini was named the man of the year by TIME magazine He returned to Iran after 35 years of exile in France to take over as the Moslem spiritual and political leader, Lacking political experience his leadership dropped the country into chaos and anarchyl 92 WORLD EVENTS Valmy is a coal-hred electricity plant being built by Sierra Pacific Power Company. Bristlewolf Sentenced to Life. The trial of Ronald Gress in January and Febru- ary of 1980 was the only bright spot in an oth- erwise dull semester of American Government. Government students attended the trial of Gress who was ultimately convicted on three counts of first degree murder for the Black Rock Desert shooting deaths of a Colorado couple and a local resident, Pete Cachenaut. Gress was sentenced to three consecutive terms of life in prison without parole. Bristlewolf Rural Nevada leaders divided on MX issue The Government has proposed housing for the MX missile sys- tem in Utah and Nevada. Numerous silos with connecting race tracks would be built allowing for movement of the missiles from one silo to another. This plan is designed to prevent the Russians from blowing up all of our missiles in the event of a nuclear war. Some people in Nevada welcome the economic growth that would be generated by the construction and opera- tion of a missile base. Others fear that the missiles would make Nevada the Russians' number one spot for an attack and would destroy Nevada's traditional life style. Winnemucca finally built a new swimming pool. The year-round facility is solar heated. It was named after Bode Howard, a former resident of Winnemucca and assemblyman, now deceased. Why YT187 Glynn 81 George discover that finding the Fmglash 1 room 15th that hard aftvr the fwst time Freshmen didn't make It home before mldmght 8 tumed mto pumpr kins 94 FRESHMEN F RESHMEN F RESHMEN F RESHMEN FRESHMEN F RESHMEN F RESHMEN F RESHMEN F RESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN F RESHMEN F RESHMEN F RESHMEN F RESHMEN F RESHMEN F RESHMEN F RESHMEN We Came ... eagerly anticipating the thrill of being in high school . . . As ushort people we had no reason to live . . . timidly hiding in the bathroom, combing our hair, hoping the tardy bell would ring and the halls would be empty so we could go to class . . . enthusiastically trying out for ev- erything, not realizing that freshmen only get to watch the others play ... dutifully opening our big mouths wide at pep rallies, but to no avail. Those giant upperclassmen had bigger mouths . . . pathetically packed into the gym the last hours of registration, tears, lines, only leftover classes ... uBut I can't take calculus; I'm only a freshman! uWe know. FRESHMEN 95 Mike Adams Luga Anderson Tom Arbomes Cums Armstrong Lomsa Arvans Denise Bachman VleI Bachman Jon Baker Sally Baumexster Arnold Begay Penny Beqay SheHa Begay Greg Bermeosolo Frank Bldart Mike Butter Telly Bland Sylvia Bohrn Compliments of ALLIED AUTOMOTIVE INC. 96 FRESHMEN Owen ankerhoff Man Budwan Demse Cad; Dxana Cbmte Adolfm Cortez Robert Cuddehack Kenh Cunnmqham Tammre Cuyler Kwk Damemm Ltsa Dawdson 8mm 0ka L!sa Echeverrua Jeff Elltfntz Mame Errea Alan Evans Earroll Evick Lorl Fagg Compliments of BEVARD 8 LAMBERT CONSTRUCTION FRESHMEN 97 George Fernandez Teresa Fernandez Jen Fiemlng Jlm Foote Tina Foote Vernon Ford Kerri Freshour Paul Gablca Tammie Gabmla Nathan Garts Kelly GdrFISOH Gordon George JJHICE George DPbble Glasgow Rodney Gllnsmann Jose Gonzales Kelly Grady Sho nuff, that's Nancy. What do you mean you thunk It's funny that my last name m Smart7 Compliments of BILL'S NEWSTAND 98 FRESHMEN Typical attire on Sock Day during Homecommg Week. Compliments of ALLEN BROWN Elizabeth Guerrero Tammie Harvey Greg Hatch LIZ Hayes Darwin Henderson Armando Herrera Ernestina Herrera Jose Herrera RICh ngbee Todd Hlll BI Hilliary Ronda Hoopes Kewn Hummel Todd Huff Terri Johnstone Jlm Kendall Mary Jane Killing Jodi Kllloran Henry Kingman FRESHMEN 99 F reshmen Are N 0t Underdogs Freshmen ofhcers for thus year are Back Row Secretary Janice George Vice Presutent Tamrme Gablolae Treasurer Mtke Upshaw, Front Row Student Councn Rep Debbi Giasgow Pregldent Lcsa Da- wdson The freshmen are no longer underdogs They have showed more spirit than some of the other classes They took 2nd in homecoming skits and lst in the Christmas decorae tions. Also during homecoming they sold over 500 Howers which brought them about $300.00. At our Pep assemblies they aren't shy. They want LHS to know they're around. Mrs. Stone and Mr Jaureguitot the class advisers are very proud of how the freshmen are participating in the school activities. 100 FRESHMEN Compllments of JAMES CALLAHAN They man't ask me tn saw these, they low we to FHI thws Space and tell your Case. Dxd You hear about Trez7 n has 10 wags and CompHments of DOUG CALDER FRESHMEN 101 Marta Lemonds Rocky Lemonds Mark leanetz Ron Longley Dan Lorain Kraig Lords Judy Lyon Ron McDonough Milton McGarva Dean Maga Merlene Magvera Frank Mannmg Karrie Marcuerqwaga Laurie Martinez Holli Meadows Margarita Melgoza Bryan Meyer Susan Miller Glynn Montero Terry Morton Compliments of JOHN DOYLE 102 FRESHMEN Tammy Muffhw Tom Mulleneaux Don Nellson Debbie Nickel Mike Noad Betty Noms Mane Northouse Kevm Openshaw Sharon Paulk Joseph Poche Kelly PoHock John Rains Joanne Ramey Earlana Reeves Terry Remold Angela Romero Compliments of DAN W. DeBONlS FRESHMEN 103 Rama Romero Cami Rose Bruan Roaky Mane Jeanne Salla Date Schoheid ka6 Scott Carla Shaul Susan Shaw Wko thelds Lisa Short Vicki Smnh Tami Spero Helana Suvn qua Sweeney Chns Swenson 104 FRESHMEN Compliments of DESERT MOUNTAIN SURVEYING Trez Snvnson Twr'y Swett CryStaP laymr Navcy Thompson Shehy Ihrmmson Lw 1mm: Scott 10va Glen Ime MICMM Upshdw Chm Vescu ded Vm Charmttr' lellams Janme Whttmore Jessma Winchell Karl Wyckhuyse NOT PICIURFD Debble Drummond Andrew Arvans Lolly Ullfrltz Cindy Carpenter Lem Fwnmm Debbie Cervo Tuna Ivey Troy Clamo Damn Johns Tim Dexrmssmux Crmrm Maynard Compliments of DUFFYS GARAGE Mike stsourx Jeff Nelson Robert Perkins Scott Rmd lun Robmson Jarme Stetson Frm? Smart Kelly Stram Leon Warner Suzanne Weqman FRESHMEN 105 No mow bemg m the dark as to the snap Hagwa 595 we can waik down the halls alone as long as they're empty V99 mu Is my locker yes I know the commnahon 106 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES E SOPHOMORES m SOPHOMORES M:'::t: 3;:.:.;21:23:21'33:: f:::.:::f:::'m: SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 1 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES OOOOOOOOOOOOO Sophomores Standing Somewhere in Between Mr T Km'wster th-v A'W'iww war U C' F'rw Mum '5;th 11w, r pH HH Mirw SIM? Ivnnhurw Jr'm m mev Khmirvt Q'mmm Rr-wmtmmfm- Ju'm Hmrmm 2mm buy The sophomore dam Hm year SLU'IPO 1t out good Ihey placed lst with thmr Swewt Buckaroos skit durmq hmne Liommq wwk They dlSU md the dawn, Mons or the homecommg dance lhe sophomorvs presented L1 mowe ivhruary Rb Wthh was called H1e House nf Waxf Kpmnd Semester mhwrs Karvn Adams Trmwm Todd Dr-vam Presuh-M Stacy Ymmqm-rg Smrvlllrv Andrew HMw-r WEE Prr-wirrwt 108 SOPHOMORES AW moutw Who says 11w? awl a wch I found n Grab aH ymu can Ihave cormdence I use Sure H thmM SOPHOMORES 109 Karen Adams Demarah Backus Curtis Baker Tom Baker Debbie Barton Patty Baum Florence Begay John Bell Cynthia Blame Margaret Biddle Tom Bitler Doug Bosch SheHee Bosworth Thomas Bncker Marisa Brown Dave Buckmgham Lisa Burrow Nancy Cannun Denme cxausen Carson Clelland Wendy Cum WIWam Conn Tammy Cooke Kml Cress Gary Crosby Danny Cuylev KimbeHee dedsau Tm Dams Todd Deboms Cyntmz Delaney Demse Den Tom Dunamson Sean Dayle Cameron Drake Ray Echevema Dawd Elfevmg Debbwe Emery mm; Erquvaqa Jerry Fry Juhe GaHardo Rhonda Gassmu Erenda Gastelezutto sta Gastewecum Joyce Gbsgow Sam Uasgow Charmue Gwenn Kermvt menu Dawn Gough Tracy Gnome Brett Guengha Tamra Haney Jom Harmon Harm H Mcl- U m Hm 5mm HQ mm Pam Lyons Gen McGarva Susan McMahon Carmen Melgoza Lms Mendoza Dan Mentaberry Doug Muler Shelly Muller Jennifer Moore Dean checks out eqmpment at the tool shed Compliments of STUART L. PEARCE 114 SOPHOMORES Jerry Moore Stephan Morrison Stephanie Mulleneaux Dorina Ott Becky Ott Debbie Palmer Francme Passarella Tebeau Piquet Rachel Proctor Debbie Quilici Nancy Quillci Sharon Quilici Jim Rackley Morgan Reed Compliments of THE RECKON BAR SOPHOMORES 115 Thomas Remom Jenme Rmehart Pmnp Romem Rene Ruux Josxe Sanchez Mama Santos mea Schunke Cam Scntt Kinny smn Steve Smuhk Stephen Sorter Vanna Swanger Dun Swansow Suphomores Support the are cmb M 8 M candy sale Art dais deans up lmm pullery makmg session, CompHments of RADIO SHACK 116 SOPHOMORES MMe Swanson Gary Swap? Dun Thmmmm Mark Thomsm Bob Uqalde CLM Unshaw Twesa VesCu Roberta Vigxl Elena Walters Stacy Youngberg Km Zlqler NOT PICTURED Muke Arvans Ieresa Hagen sta Hal! Brian Kmrns Ludw Mmmear Jerry 0t! Carol Petty Shetla RobertSOn Wade Senders Sophomores really think that school IS hard'!! Ru? plays for the chorus Christmas concert Compliments of STAR CITY CENTER SOPHOMORES 117 118 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS WE CONQUERED . . . ALMOST THERE . . . Showing off our class rings as we walk down the hall . . . finally getting the chance for a furst string berth in varsity sports . . . holding down after school jobs-all that money rolling in; we're in the big league working at Taco Time . . . trying to choose elective classes when there's noth- ing you want to take . . . thinking about college-oh, those tests: PSAT, ACT. Thank goodness we don't have to pass the state proh- ciency exam to graduate! . . . selecting a band . . . Do we need a band for the prom? . . . Are we going to have a prom? . . . I don't know; what's a prom? . . . Don't worry, wetll make it. After all, we're the Juniors-class of '81. JUNIORS 119 Mike Allen Rodney Arbomes Adam Barrenechea Tracy Betz Joey Blancone Loretta Bland Robert Bogglo Brigitte Bosch Allen Brugger Peter Buchan Llsa Buckingham Kerri Calder Don CassmeHi 120 JUNIORS Pass? what pass? I didn't know I needed a pass. Compliments of TALLMAN LUMBER Coleen Damekon Robert Dawdsun Tammy Denny Rick Desmsseaux Rmham Dunamson Carol Dufurvena Tom ages AHen Fagg Chem Fvy Dan Saris Mavsha Gasmewttu Tum George Wade Geovge Mark Gulbranh Jamne Graham Comphments of WWI THOMPSON JUNIORS 121 Treiswa Svaham Candace Hansen Roxanne Hesterlee kae Hm Pat Hrrsch Carohm Hubbs Holly Hurnunq Rutme Horton Ten Jones Lame Juvado KeHey Key Caroline ngman Susan Kmep Petev Lavraguela Lance Lopes Bem Anne Lovds Jayme Lowe Kurt McDonough Nancy Mavcuerqulaga George Mnler BHan Movavec Joe Movgan Tony Mumlo Jase Nachlondo Robert Neavy 122 JUNIORS Complxments of SHEPPARD CONSTRUCTION T Harry NeXsm Jxm Nortmuae Cam? Ott Robyn Otterstrmn Ronda Paws Danny Pearce- Tma Poche Phn Poland Mike Porter Darryl Prmtz Sorry guy5 RIF doesnl glve away dirty books Complimenfs of SHEPPARD CONSTRUCTION JUNIORS 123 Barry thm Ronda Rand Regina Reed Pat Richards Mm qugx Chammdne Rose Gma Rosky Juana Sanctum Kathy Sands Pat Schroeder Jerry Short Kva Snmh Sandi 5mm Dawd Stoker Scot Swenson 124 JUNIORS Compliments of SHEPPARD RENTALS Kathleen Thompson Tonya Thompson Lisa Thomsen Mike Thomson Leeroy Trakas Tony Ugalde Jamce VISqer Russell Wadsworth Betty Wegman Ron Whitmore Dave WISE Kitty Wyckhwse NOT PICTURED Leslie York Scott Bracken Kelth ngler Paul chk Quwt McGarva Warren Maynard PatrICIa MIHer Marqm Romero Natalie Vaughn Basketball is my life and thts IS my song! You won't thunk cheese when you pull this pen from your nose Compliments of SHEPPARD RENTALS JUNIORS 125 Juniors were engaged in several different activi- ties, many to provide fundlng for the Junior-Se- nior proml which was held on May 17. Some of these activities were selling candy canes at Christmas l$200l, spirit sticks at home games, and a dance l$100l. They participated in the homecoming program with a skit, which alv though it didnlt win any prizes, wasnlt QUITE as bad as when they were freshmen. They also ac- quired the band and chaperones for the home- coming dance. According to the advisers Lucy McCuskey and Katie Brown, class participation was not at an all time high, but improvement was hoped for. The Junior Mafia Flrst semester ofhcers: Jamle Loweu VICEvaGSIdent; Candace Hansen, secretary; Janine Grav ham, treasurer; Betty Wegmanu student COUl'lCll representative; and Tom Riggsw president. Superlority comes naturally when youlre Base que. 126 JUNIORS Captain W emergmg from a paint splattered Second semester emcery Tony Murillo VICE presudent: Rich Donatdson presndent Coleen room Hhe MW stands for weirdJ Damehon secretary; Betty Wegman student counCII representative; and Tony Ugalde treai surer. With a crew like this the Navy would be sunkv JUNIORS 127 . 59 19 . $5153.41, : SENIORS 128 128 SFNIORS 130 lying; Ari, Hf'lgd Janwt Armstrong lreni- Aylegworih Karl Baler Kurtzs Bet; SENIORS Dani Baum Jaspvr BPgay Casey Arcineiga: Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12, Captain 11,12,- Football 9,10,11,12,- Block W, 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 10; Key Club; Art Club; Senior Wolf. Janet Armstrong: Volleyball 9,10; llTomorrow lasts only as long as today, but yesterday lasts foreverfl Irene Aylesworth: F.H.A. 11,12, Historian 11; Pep Club 9,- School Play 9; llTo dream of a person you would like to be is to waste the person you are. Karl Baker: Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12,- Stage Band 10,11,12. Dani Baum: Basketball 10; Football 9,; Wrestling matmaid 9,10; Buckr arettes 9; Pep Club 9; Cheerleaders 11,12,- School Play 10,11,12; Rodeo Club 9,10,11,12, Secretary 3 years; 47H 9,10,- Volleyball 11,12; Senior Flirt; ill just might do it. Jasper Begay: Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; Wrestling 10,12,- Art Club 10,11,12; Vice President12 Kurtis Betz: Football 11,12; Track 10,: Science Club 10; Art Club 9,10,11,12; HLife is to live and to love'l Karen Billingsley Lee Bosch Joe Botkin j Eugene Brown Tim Chabot Cindy Clarno Karen Billingsley: Basketball 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain; Football 10; Track 9,11,12; Block L. 10,11,12; Class Ocher 9; Buckarettes 9; National Honor Society 11,12; Pep Club 9; Cheerleaders 10, Head J.V. Cheer- 1 ' leader; Songleaders 11,12, Head Songleader 11,12; Gymnastics 10,11; 1 Best Dressed Senior; Super Senior. Lee Bosch: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Block W. 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11. Eugene Brown: Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 9,10,11,12; V.I.C.A. 10,11. Cindy Clarno: Football 9; F.H.A. 9,- Pep Club 9; Funniest Senior. Joni Clausen: It's nice to be important, but more important to be nice. A AAMNwd-v Joni Clausen SENIORS 131 Lori Codr Alan Davis Patricia Davis Leanne DeMattei Cathy Dick Debbie Echeverria Lori Codr: F.H.A. 11,12; Drill Team 9; Pep Club 9,10; Yearbook 9; School Newspaper 9. Alan Davis: Football 9,10,11,12; Block W 10,11; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Most Independent Senior. Patricia Davis: Pep Club 9,10. Leanne DeMattei: Block L 12; Pep Club 9; Spanish Club 11,12; Volley- ball 9,10,11,12. Cathy Dick: Baseball 9,10; Basketball 9; Football 9,10; Track 9,10,12; Cross Country 9; Chorus Club 9; School Play 9; Drill Team 9. Debi Echeverria: Class Officer 9,10,11; Buckarettes 9; Cheerleaders 11; Most Talkative Senior. Shannon Ellifritz: Football 10,12; Matmaid 11; Tennis 11; I'll take heaven for the climate and hell for the society. Shannon Ellifritz 132 SENIORS Muke Erqulaga Bruce Frazuer Kelli Freshour Jan Pullenwuder Mike Erguiaga: Basketball 9,10; Football 11,12; Golf 9,10,11,12; Key Club 10; Funniest Senior; ttSnow blind, the only way to goj' Bruce Frazier: Class officer 12; F.F.A. 9,10,11; 4-H 9,10,11,12; Class Service 11; Art Club 12; Best Dancing Senior; 11Do what you want; be what you will; be not what others think you should be. Cheryl Frazier: Gymnastics 9,10,11; Track 9,10,11,12; Block L 11,- Stu- dent Councit 11; School Newspaper 11; Rodeo Club 9; 4-H 9,10,11,12; Friendliest Senior; ttlf you want a friend, be a friend. Kelli Freshour: Track 10; Pep Club 9,- Matmaid 10,11. Jan Fullenwider: F.F.AA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Rodeo Club 9,10,11,12; 4-H 12; Art Club 12; Whots Who Among American High School Students 12; 11We the willing, led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for the ungrateful and have done so much for so long with so little we are now qualified to do anything with nothing Jim Glasgow: F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9; Rodeo Club 10,11,12. Cheryl Frazier Marty Garteu Jun Glasgow SENIORS 13$ Bwtty Glinumdrm Dawd Guudswaard Mark Gough Vitmr Guwrvm WIH Hrill Inm Hammond Betty Glinsmann: Track 9,10; Volleyball 11,12; Gymnastics 9; Biock L 9,10,11,12; Class thcer, secitreas 10; pres, 12; Honor Society 10,11,12; pres 12; Pep Club 9,10,11; German Club 11,12; v pres 11,12; Newspaper 10,11; sports editor 11; Girls State 11; Class Skit 10; HMan staggers through life yapped at by his reason, pulled and shoved by his appetites, whispered to by fears, beckoned by hopes, Most Intelligent Senior. David Goudswaard: Basketball 9; Football 9; Track 9,10,11,12, Mark Gough1Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; Class Officer sec-tres 11,12; Honor Society 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11; German Club 11,12; tres 11; Science Club 9; Math Club 11,12; Newspaper 11; Boys State 11; Church Officer 11,12; 49H 9,10; Art Club 9,10,11,12; pres 11,12; 11Be careful what you wish it may come trueW Senior with the most School Spirit . Monty Hansen Victor Guerrero: Spanish Club 11,12; Art Club 11,12; HThere is no time We now. There is no place like bereft Monty Hansen: 1160 for the gusto 0r don1t go at 5111, 134 SFNIORS Mike Harmon Wendy Harmon Debbie Herrera Dani Higley Mike Harmon: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Block W 11,12; Demarah Most Athletic Senior. Wendy Harmon: Powder Puff Football 9,10; Track 10; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Honor Society 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; sec-tres 10; Math Club 11,12; sec 11; Student Body Treasurer 12; Newspaper 10,11; Girls State 11; uTrue happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth of choice. Senior Most Likely to Succeed. Dee Dee Hayes: Basketball 9,10; Track 9,10; Cross Country 10; Class thcer, pres 9,10; G.A.A. 19,10,- sec 10; Cheerleader 10; Student Body Vice President; Student Council 9,10; School Play 9,10. Debbie Herrera: Winnada 11,12; co-editor 12; Newspaper 11; Church Ocher 9,10; 4-H 9,10; uBelieve in yourself. Dani Higley: Pep Band 9,10,11,12; v pres 12; Majorette 12; Stage Band 11; Newspaper 11; uWheri I look back on all the crap I learned in high school, it's a wonder I can think at all. Karl Hornbarger: V.I.C.A. 10; sergeant at arms 10; Key Club 11; Most Talkative Senior. Mark Hummel: Science Club 9,10,12; Math Club 12. Dee Dee Hayes Karl Hornbarger Mark Hummel SENIORS 135 1,;va JHWUIJ Tuna Jenkins D.md Johnxon hum Johmmne ChucL Kearns Susan Klaumann Tina Jenkins: Most Independent Senior; Track 10; Block L 11,12; Buck- arettes 10; Pep Club 9; Art Club 10; Gymnastics 10. 11When my world falls in and there1s nowhere to go, there's always someone special I can turnto... Mike... Gina Jenista: 11The path to a friend's house is never a long walkl' David Johnson: Track 10; Wrestling 9; V.I,C.A. 9,10,11,12; 4-H 9,10; Art Club 10,11; 11It's not what you have its how you use it. Tauna Johnstone: Most School Spirit; Powder Puff Football 10; Track 11,12; Golf 9,10,12; Buckarettes 9; Pep Club 9,10,- Key Club Sweetheart 9; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Drama 12; Volleyball 11; HLife is either a daring adventure, or nothing at allW Chuck Kearns: Pep Band 9,10,11; Music Club 9,10,11; Drama 12; Boy Scouts 9,10, Susan Klaumann: Basketball 11; F.F.A. 9,10,11, reporter 11; Pep Club Lon Kofiord 10; Girls State Runner Up 11; 47H 9,10,11,12, 9 isecretary, 10 ipresi- dent, 11 secretary; HLive each day as it comes, 13b SENIORS ELL.- ?Ln Ranae Lane Crystal Leon Rodd Lighthouse Mike Lloid Kyle Locke Ranae Lane: Most Courteous Senior; Chorus 11; F.H.A. Historian 9,10,11,12; Art Club 9; VoHeybaII 10; You only have one life so WE it right. . Crystal Leon: Pep Club 9,10; Drama 9; Volleyball 10; HIf it wasn't for short people, tall people wouldn't have anyone to pick on. Rodd Lighthouse: Baseball 11,12; Block W 11,12; Footbail 12; Spanish Club 11,12; V.I.C.A. 10; St. Body Representative 9; Drama 9,10,11. nJen- nifer Mike Lloid: Baseball 9,10; Basketball 9,10; uLife is a big fat one. Kyle Lock: Football 11,12. Steve Lopes: Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Golf 9,10,11,12; Class omcer 9,10,11; Spanish Club 10; School Newspaper 10; Key Club 9. Toni Lowe: Basketball 9; Class Officer 9-secretary; Buckarettes 9; Pep Club 9; Cheerleaders 10,12; Art Club 10; Life comes but a day at a time and that's the way to live it. Steve Lopes Toni Lowe SENIORS 137 Lenora Lyon Cathy Martinez Cindy Mobley 138 SENIORS . Allan McKinney Kevin McRae Hoyt Meadows Wendi Miller Allan McKinney: Football 9,10,11,12; V.I.C.A., President 11; Demolay 9. Always be a leader and be it 1. Kevin McRae: Football 9,- V.I.C.A. 11. Cathy Martinez: Chorus Club 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; F.H.A. 9,10. Hoyt Meadows: Baseball 9,10; Track 11,12; Cross Country 11,12; Class Of- ficer 10, President lst semester, Vice President 2nd semester; National Honor Society 10,11,12; German Club 11, Historian; Math Club 11,12; Student Council Representative 11; Student Body Officer 12; Boys State Sheriff of Malone County. Wendi Miller: Buckarettes 9; Pep Club 9; Wrestling Cheerleader 11; School Play 10. 11Be nice to little things. Cindy Mobley: HA day without sunshine is like a day without Bob. Ricky Morton: Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Music Club 9,11,12; Science Club 11; School Play 12. nWhen you start something it seems like it will take you forever, but when you finish, you wish you could go back and do it again. Edna Murillo: F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, secretary 9; Student Council Representa- tive 12; Pep Club 10,11; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Rainbow 11,12; Art Club 9,10,11,12. uIt's about time the last day came. Rlcky Morton Edna MUfIHO Barbara Nash Kathleen Nenry Sonia Murillo: Chorus Club 10,- F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, treasurer 11, secretary 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12,- Buckarettes 9,10, President 10; Songleader 12,- Winnada 12; Rainbow 11,12; Art Club 9,10,11,12; Student Body Repre2 sentative 10,11. 11Timing should always be essential. Barbara Nash: Math Club 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Art Club 12. Kathleen Neary: Basketball 9,10,11,12, Team captain 12; Powder Puff Football 9,- Track 9,10; Block L 10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11; National Honor Society 11,12, Secretary and treasurer 12,- Pep Club 9,10,11; Spam ish Club 11, Student Body omcer 12, Secretary 12; School Newspaper 1011; Girls State 11. Winning is the second step, wanting to win is the flrstfl Suzanne Norgaard: Class Off1cer 11, Secretary 151 semester and treasurer 2nd semester; National Honor Society 10,11,12, Secretary 11; Pep Club 10,11; German Club 11,12, Secretary 11; Math Club 11,12; School News- paper 10,11; Girls State 11,- Church Officer 9,10,11,12; Rainbow Club 10,11,12. HI will dry todayls blossoms and tomorrow I will put them in my rose jar of yesterdaysf' David Rheault: llFree bird; one more from the road; street survivors; noth- ing fancy; just 151 and last. Sonm Murlllo Suzanrw Norqaard deld Rhmult SENIORS 139 row Rwhards Gma Rwem Ken Ruybal Lyte 5.1mm Fnc SLthHl Denms Schonewd Tony Richards Basketbal19,1o;F FA 9,10,11,12,Sentwnal11,V1ce Presil dent 12, Student C0unc119,10,11,12; Rodeo Ctub 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 10,11, President 12; Funmest Semor Gma RiverO' F HA. 11,12, sttoman 12 HOnWard and upward Ken Roybal, Football 9,10,11,12, Block W 10,11; WresUmg 9,10,11,12 ENC Schacht: Football 9. Denms Schoflem: FODtbaH 9, Track 10. Chuck Smith Baseball 9,10, BasketbaH 9,10,11,12, FootbaH 10,11,12; Track 11,12; Cross Country 9; Nat. Honor SOCtety 11,12; German Club 11, Math Club 11,12; Spamsh Club 10,11,12;Sch001Newspaper 11, 11Gwe 1t aIL today, there may not be a tomorrow '1 Chuck 5mm 140 SENIORS X Les Chaney Stacey Crow Mayelen Garijo Davis Goble Ana Guerrero Jerry Holt Les Chaney: Football 9; Wrestling 9,10,11; All City 9; District 10. Stacey Crow: Track 9,10; F.F.A. 9; Pep Club 9; Cheerleader 10,11; Year- book 9; Newspaper 9,10; 4-H 9,10,11, President 9,10,11; Volleyball 10,11; Drill Team 9. Dave Goble: Football 11. Ana Guerrero: Track 12; Spanish Club 10, President 12; Church omcer 10; Rainbow 10,11,12. 142 SENIORS . , 0. N0 . Ginger Spielmann Vera Sweeney Larry Swett Troy Taylor ' Jerry Thompson Ginger Spielmann: Science Club 11,12; Spanish Club 10; 4-H 10,11. Where's the party? Vera Sweeney: Pep'Club 9,10,11. Larry Swett: Football 12,- Track 11,12. Troy Taylor: Senior Most Likely to Succeed; Track 9,10,11,12; Block W 10,11,12; Cross Country 9,10,11,12; Nat. Honor Society 10,11,12; Math Club 11,12; School Newspaper 10,11 asst. Editor 11; Boys State 11 City Councilman Bush City uI wish I was smart enough to think of a senior saying. Jerry Thompson: Track 10,11; Cross Country 10,11; Class officer Vice President 11; Nat. Honor Society 11,12 Vice President 12; German Club Pres. 11; Math Club Treasurer 11,- St. Body officer Pres. 12; Student Council Rep. 10; School Newspaper 9,10,11; Boys State 11 When you get to the end of your rope, make a knot and hang on. Eric Vetter: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 10,12; Golf 10,11,12; All Con- ference Golf 11. Best Looking Senior uBasquo-Basquo, rock-n-roll. Stephanie Vaughn Eric Vetter SENIORS 141 Paul Kerr KeIIy Lewis Rod Schultz Joe Urban Paul Kerr: Football 10,11,12; Block W 10,11,- Wrestling 9,10,11,12; F.F.A. 9,10; VICA 11, St. Body Rep. 11. Kelly Lewis: Yearbook 12; Volleyball 12; Best Looking Senior; uI know you know what I thought I meant was what you meant, but what I meant wasn't what you meant, but what I meant. Betty Muldoon: uLive today like it would be your last, because you might not live until tomorrow. Joe Urban: Track 9,10,12; Yearbook, Assistant Editor 11, Co-Editor 12; Art Club 10, Secretary-Treasurer 11,12; You only pass this way once, so make the best of it. Betty Muldoon Kelly Weston SENIORS 143 144 Km Walters SENIORS NOT PICTURED Dean Bell Linda Dostal Frank Gablca Charlene Georg? Dawd Gouyeia RIC Grantham Kathy Klemcsh Markus Moms Mychelle Roux Doyle Taylor Frank Ugalde AI Urban Ann Youngberg Dean Bell: Rodeo Club 9,10,11,12. Linda Dostal: Basketball 9,- Track 9,10; Cheerleader 10; Newspaper 9, David Gouveia: Basketball 9,- Football 9; Golf 9,10,11; Boys State 11. Ric Grantham: Basketball 9,10,11,12,- Football 9,10,12; You'll never know what you don1t know and you'll never know what you do know and if you don't know what you do know then you'll never know what you don1t know . . . SHEER PROFUNDITY. Kathy Klemish: Chorus 9,12; FHA 9,10,12; Pep Club 9,10; Drama 10; Rainbow 9,10,12; Volleyball 12. Markus Morris: Baseball 9,10; Football 9,10,- Track 910,- Wrestling 9; VICA 10,11; Boy Scouts 9,10; Key Club 9. Doyle Taylor: Shyest Senior. Frank Ugalde: Rodeo Club 9,10,11,12. Al Urban: Baseball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Block W 9,10,11,12; All Conference 11; All State 11,12. Ann Youngberg: Art Club 11, HBe Yourself. Michelle Roux: Love will keep us together. Karl suggests what the Iranians can do Wlth Khomemx, Go suck a doorknob' Notice the resemblance between me and my horse? How does my eyeshadow look? SENIORS 145 331$ Seniors: F lower and Colors The class of ,80 has chosen peach blossoms as its flower, peach and cream its class colors. The theme is Tomorrow lasts only as long as today; but yesterday lasts forever. '9 For the football homecoming night, the Seniors were in charge for the spaghetti dinner held before the skits. They also raffled off a shotgun, had a car bash, and the dance marathon for their fundraising. The Seniors made enough to go on their trip. Wham; 9m? fhnf was; who Knows? 5m g 4-4. Their Theme Oh! Someone on the Winnada staff accidently forgot to write in the Senior Superlatives for 4 of our senior students. They go as follows. Hoyt Meadows Most courteous and super seniof, Sonia Murillo Best dancer Senior Officers, both first and second semesters: Tony Richards, Student Body Rep; Betty g Clinsmann, President; Mark Cough, $ Secretary-Treasurer. Top: Bruce Frazier, Vice-President. Kathy Neary Most Athletic 6?; Suzanne Norgaard Shyest Q We extend our apologies for this leetle mistake. SENIORS 147 Americafs Quest For Victory With the coming of the 19803; America experiences good times 81 bad 148 THEME The United Stated demonstrated Its interest m helping the less fortunate people of the world by orgahlzmg efforts to rescue the boat people from Vietnam. The Soviet InvaSIon of Afghanistan caused an international uproar. The Ameman reaction was to threaten a boycott of the Moscow Summer OTympIcs thus sacnhcmg the four year training efTorts of our athletes. The capture of the American Embassy in Iran and the holding of Amew cans as hostages brought us out of our apathy and pulled us together for the hrst time Since World War IIV THtME 149 The Worldts Quest for The energy crunch resulted in lowered thermostats and miles long lines at gas stations, A point in favor however was the increasing number of people using their own energy to get around, by bicycling or even walking, and enjoying it Mother Teresa, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, was a bright spot on the horizon. Her loving unselhsh care of orphans entrusted to her made her truly a deserving re- cipient 0f the prize the prize of peace, Pope John Paul IL the leader of the Cathohc Church, brought a message of peace and hope to all religions, people and nations, and a vision for the future. As one of the most beloved Popes for centuries, he has had a unifying effect upon much of the world. 150 THEME Lowry High School, America, and the world, regardless of the direction that each separate quest may take, de- pend on total individual effort and group unity to achieve the victory for which we strive. 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We have everything you need for a Wnew you including Jerome Alexander brushes, NaturSlim Weight program, Dermetics Cosmetics and excellent shampoos! conditioners, and soaps for at-home beauty care, RELIABLE ACE HARDWARE VOGUE LAUNDRY 84 DRY CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF 403 HANSON ST. DR. AND MRS. W W MAKE YOU PROUD OF WHAT BERNARD CANNON WE LL YOU WEARH FAST, FRIENDLY, DEPENDABLE, SERVICE lbb ADS HUBER'S PLUMBING 84 HEATING INC. ' . J SPECIALIZING IN $NEW CONSTRUCTION iiREMODELING , $WATER HEATER 1 1 INSTALLATION . $GAS PIPING j FREE ESTIMATES 623-3628 FREE EXPERT ADVICE 505 MONROE NEVADA STATE LICENSE :95 5567 SINCE 1960 WINNEMUCCA L 4 WINNEMUCCA BLACKSMITH 840 EAST 4th 77 r CONGRATULATIONS I INNEMUCCA CLASS OF v; 1980 MOBILE HOMES CONGRATU LATIONS CLASS OF 1980 1230 HWY 40 EAST 623-2249 WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA 168 ADS 'v v ' ' ' K Ink; . T. T. u: r, T ',...-m .,; - .. m 1H Q. 0 V.-v,w x w T, . l . a Things Happen To I'npcr g E ! mam 5890 g H Q1 . ,JMLAQV 55;? 2g 2'va yiszg 411k; J R Q X7911? 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Him 6'2 'Vr AUTOGRAPHS 187 AUTOGRAPHS Index Adams, Karen 17, 108, 110, 169 Adams, Mike 21, 35, 96 ADMINISTRATION, DISTRICT 70,71 ADMINISTRATION, HIGH SCHOOL 72, 73 Allen, Mike 30, 120, 123 Anderson, Lisa 27, 28, 29, 96 Andress, Clyde 75 Arana, Joe 81 Arbonies, Rodney 96, 120 Arciniega, Casey 7, 18, 19, 30, 50,85,130,179 Armstrong, Curtis 39, 96, 175 Armstrong, Janet 130 ART CLUB 58, 59 Arvans, Louisa 96 Aylesworth, Irene 61, 130, 178 Bachman, Sandra 96 Bachman, Vicki 49, 96, 175 Backus, Demarah 6, 15, 27, 45, 63, 64, 110, 179 Baker, Curtis 23, 110, 179 Baker, Jon 23, 96 Baker, Karl 3, 23, 38, 41, 130 Baker, Tom 23, 39, 41, 110 BAND 38-41 Barrenechea, Adam 62, 65, 120, 126 Barton, Debbie 110 BASKETBALL, BOYS FRESHMAN 34,35 BASKETBALL, BOYS J.V. 32, 33 BASKETBALL, BOYS VARSITY 30, 31 BASKETBALL, GIRLS J.V. 16, 17 BASKETBALL, GIRLS VARSITY 14,15 Baumeister, Sally 17, 96, 103, 104 Baum, Dani 130 Baum, Patty 105, 110 Begay, Arnold 96 Begay, Florence 110, 179 Begay, Jasper 12, 36, 130 Begay, Penny 25, 96 Begay, Sheila 96 Bell, Dave 71 Bell, Dean 54 BeH,John 54,67,110 Bermeosolo, Greg 96, 115, 178 Betz, Kurtis 18, 128, 130 Betz, Tracy 87, 120 Biancone, Joey 50, 51, 120 Bidart, Frank 21, 35, 67, 96, 174 Biddle, Cynthia 61, 110 Biddle, Margarett 61, 110 Billingsley, Jim 21, 22, 23, 66, 68,74,75,158 Billingsley, Karen 15, 46, 50, 64, 82, 85, 128, 131, 158 thr,Ton1108,118,175 Bland, Loretta 120 Bland, Telly 54, 67, 96 BLOCK L 64 Boggio, Robert 120, 165 188 INDEX Bohrn, Sylvia 61, 96 Booth, Eddie 10, 15, 30, 31, 75 Bosch, Brigitte 64, 82, 120, 176 Bosch, Doug 110, 176 Bosch, Lee 6, 18, 30, 131, 176 Bosworth, Shellee 110, 178 Botkin, Joe 41, 131 Bolts, Jeanne 71 Brandenburg, Mark 3, 18, 22, 23,24,68,74,75,85 Bricker, Tom 110 Brinkerhoff, Owen 38, 9 Brown, Eugene 12, 1!, 131 Brown, Katharina 175 Brown, Marisa 48, 110, 179 Brugger, Allen 10, 18, 33, 120, 127,165,179 Buchan, Mary 67, 97, 101 Buchan, Peter 87, 120, 127, 179, 186 Buckingham, Dave 110 Buckingham, Lisa 5, 120 Burrow, Lisa 45, 106, 110 Butcher, Sibyl 57, 62, 74, 75, 152 Butler, Michael 38 Cady, Denise 17, 97 Calder, Kerri 56, 57, 120, 152, 179,186 Cannon, Nancy 60,66, 111, 116, 179 Carpenter, Cynthia 42 Cassinelli, Don 67, 120 ChaboL Thn 66,67,131 Chaney, Jody 76 Chaney, Les 128, 142 CHEERLEADERS, J.V. 45 CHEERLEADERS, VARSITY 44 CHEERLEADERS, WRESTLING 47 CHOIR 49 J Christean, Ken 35, 68, 76, 85 Choate, Dee Dee 17, 97, 103, 104 Clark, Wayne 39, 40, 41, 49, 76, 99 Clarno, Cindy 131, 178 Clarno, Troy 179 Clausen, Debbie 28, 1141, 179 Clausen, Joni 64, 131, 145 Clelland, Carson 111 Codr, Lori 132 Coffer, Wendy 111 Conn, William 111 Cooke, Tammy 49, 111, 178, 179 COOKS 80 Cortez, Adolfo 97 Costa, Michel 52, 76 Cress, Kim 61, 111, 179 Crosby, Gary 111, 179 CROSS COUNTRY 12, 13 Crow, Stacy 142 Cuddeback, Robert 97 , Cunningham, Gini 10, 68, 76 Cunningham, Keith 21, 97, 104,179 Cunningham, Lynn 10, 21, 33, 76 CUSTODIANS 81 Cuyler, Danny 67, 110, 111 Cuyler, Tammie 49, 61, 97, 179 Danielson, Coleen 36, 121, 127 Danielson, Kirk 67, 97 Davidson, Kimberlee 17, 111 Davidson, Lisa 15, 97, 100 Davidson, Robert 121 Davis, Alan 18, 23, 132 Davis, Patricia 132 Davis, Tim 7, 23,24, 39,41, 111, 113,179 DeArrieta, Joe 43, 68, 72 DeBonis, Jo Ann 73, 80 DeBonis, Todd 21, 33, 108, 111 Delaney, Cynthia 28, 47, 106, 111,179 DeIl, Denise 111 Delong, DeDe 71 DeMattei, Leanne 52, 64, 132, 178 Denny, Tammy 49, 121 Desruisseaux, Rick 121, Dick, Brian 97, 105 Dick, Cathy 132 Dick, Paul 102, 105, 117 Dolan, Alice 80 Donaldson, Richard 23, 38, 40, 41,62,121,127,165 Donaldson, Tom 38, 40, 41, 52, 53,111,179 Doyle, Sean 21, 33, 63, 108, 111 Drake, Cameron 85, 111 DRAMA 50, 51 Dufurrena, Carol 121 Echeverria, Debbie 128, 132 Echeverria, Lisa 97 Echeverria, Mary Ann 80 Echeverria, Roy 20, 21, 112, 179 Elfering, David 3, 39, 40, 41, 112 Elges, Toni 121, 127 Ellifritz, Jeff 23, 38, 41, 67, 97, 102, 104, 173 Ellifritz, Shannon 132 Emery, Debbie 112 Erquiaga, Linda 28, 112 Erquiaga, Mike 18, 132, 179 Errea, Lianne 28, 97, 179 Evans, Alan 97 Evick, Earroll 21, 97, 101 FACULTY 74-79 Fagg, ArIen 22, 23, 121, 165 Fagg, Lori 17, 97, 101, Fagg, Phylliss 73 Fernandez, George 94, 98, 103 F.F.A. 66, 67 FHA. 60, 61 H Findley, Leisa 77 Fleming, Jeri 54, 98, 175, 179 - FOOTBALL, J.V. 20, 21 FOOTBALL, VARSITY 18, 19 Ford, Vernon 98 Foster, Garry 70 Frazier, Bruce 128, 133, 145, 147,169 Frazier, Cheryl 62, 64, 133, 158, 169 FRESHMAN CLASS 947105 FRESHMAN OFFICERS 100 Freshour, Kelli 85, 113 Freshour, Kerri 98, 104 Fry, Cheri 10, 15, 50, 51, 121, Ma 127,179 Fry, Jerry 50, 112, 179 Fullenwider, Jan 76, 128, 133, 145,179 Gabica, Paul 35, 98, 184 Gabiola, Tammie 17, 98, 100 Gaff, Joe 81 Gallardo, Julie 112 Garijo, Robin 71 Garijo, Mayelen 56, 57, 63, 121, 128,142 Garis, Dan 32, 33, 39 Garis, Nathan 98 Garrison, Kelly 98 Garteiz, Martin 133 Gassiott, Rhonda 61, 112, 175 Gastelecutto, Brenda 112 Gastelecutto, Lisa 112 Gastelecutto, Marsha 121 George, Gordon 7, 21, 34, 35, 98 George, Janice 17, 38, 40, 67, 98, 100, 179 George, Tom 66, 67, 77, 84, 87 George, Toni 16, 17, 121 George, Wade 18, 22, 38, 42, 41, 63, 67, 121, 179 GERMAN CLUB 48 Gilbraith, Mark 121, 179 Glasgow, Deborah 17, 54, 66, 98, 100,101 Glasgow, James 54, 67, 133 Glasgow, Joyce 27, 112, 178, 179 Glasgow, Sam 7, 21, 24, 112, 117 Glenn, Charlotte 112, 179 Glenn, Kermit 67, 112 Glinsmann, Betty 27, 48, 62, 64, 65,134,147 Glinsmann, Rodney 21, 67, 98 Goble, Davis 142 Gonzales, Joe 98 Gortari, Karen 158 Goudswaard, David 134, 179 Gough, Dawn 28, 52, 112, 179 Gough, Mark 12, 13, 62, 65, 134, 147,179 Grady, Kelly 33, 98, 179 Graham, Janine 121 Graham, Tressia 65, 122, 126, 179 Grantham, Ric 18, 168 Greinstein, Morris 182 G'fibble, Carole 50, 68, 77 Gribble, Gerry 19 Gribble, Tracy 28, 29, 45, 52, 106,110, 112, 169 Guariglia, Brett 112, 175 Guerrero, Ana 52, 53, 126, 142 Guerrero, Elizabeth 49, 99, 179 Guerrero, Victor 128, 134 Haley, Tamra 112 Hall, Will 54, 67, 134 Hammond, Tom 54, 67, 134 Hansen, Candace 122, 126, 179 Hansen, Monty 134 ' Harmon, Joni 17, 27, 108, 112, 178 2 Harmon, Mike,18, 30, 135 H 14.1,. 1.4.11 121.31, 252.1 M 42 75'! 22.3.. 1 11,14; Harmon, Wendy 28, 42, 43, 62, 64, 65, 66, 135, 178 Harris, Sandra 113, 115, 116 Harshbarger, Sandy 71 Harvey, Tammie 61, 99 Hatch, Gregory 39, 99, 179 Hayes, Dee Dee 135 Hayes, Liz 99 Henderson, Derwin 99 Herrera, Armando 99, 104 Herrera, Debbie 7, 57, 63, 85, 135 Herrera, Ernestina 99 Herrera, Jose 21, 35, 99, 104 Hesterlee, Roxanne 15, 50, 122, 127 Hetrick, Marilyn 113 Higbee, Rich 21, 99 Higley, Dani 40, 135 Higuchi, Rie 26, 27, 49, 63, 113, 117 Hill, Mike 21, 67, 122 Hill, Todd 21, 99 Hilliary, Bill 35, 99, 174 Hillyer, Andrew 7, 21, 33, 85, 108, 113 Hirsch, Pat 12, 42, 49, 50, 52, 58, 122 Hobbs, Carolyn 122 Holt, Janet 113 Holt, Jerry 127, 142, 186 HOMECOMING 84, 85 Hooft, Willie 71 Hoopes, Ronda 49, 99 Hornbarger, Karl 135 145 Hornung, Holly 27, 42, 46, 56, 57, 63, 64, 122, 152, 176, 186 Horton, Ruthie 3, 10, 39, 40, 46, 49, 63, 179, 186 Houston, Buddy 67, 113 Hum Todd 21, 39, 99 Hull, Renee 113 Hummel, Kevin 7, 99, 179 Hummel, Mark 65, 135 Jaureguito, Tim 18, 19, 30, 68, 77,104 Jenista, Gina 128, 136 Jenkins, Tina 136 Johnson, David 136, 168 Johnson, Holly 113, 117, 179 Johnson, Joella 113, 179 7 Johnstone, Tauna 10, 44, 50, 51, 63, 64, 82, 85, 136, 156 .Johnstone, Terri 99, 116 Jones, Don 71 Jones, Teri 28, 122, 186 JUNIOR CLASS 118-127 JUNIOR OFFICERS 126 Jurado, Louie 122 Jurado, Ricky 12, 13, 23, 113, 117 Kearns, Brian 179 Kearns, Chuck 50, 51, 136, 179 Keener, Reece 112, 113 Kelsey, Cherie 54, 66, 113, 158, 179 Kendall, Jim 99 Kenison, Wendall 67, 113 Kerr, Paul 23, 143, 179 Key, Kelley 57, 121, 122, 152, 179 Killing, Mary Jane 10, 99, 178 Killoran, Jodi 99, 103 Kingman, Caroline 38, 40, 41, 49, 62, 65, 122, 126 Kingman, Henry 7, 21, 35, 99 Klaumann, Susan 136 Klemish, Kathy 178 Klemish, Mike 21, 49, 113 Kniep, Susan 4, 10, 15, 27, 122, 125 Kofford, Lori 60, 61, 136, 145 Kracaw, James 20, 21, 22, 23, 63, 113 Lane, Ranae 137 Larragueta, Peter 30, 62, 65, 122, 165 Legarza, Chris 113, 178, 179, 186 Lemonds, Marta 49, 102, 103 Lemonds, Rocky 102 Leon, Crystal 137, 158 Lewis, Kelly 56, 57, 85, 128, 143, 152 Lighthouse, Rodd 7, 18, 19, 63, 137, 166 Lizanetz, Mark 102, 117 Lloid, Mike 137 Locke, Kyle 18, 137, 168 Langley, Ron 32, 83, 102 Lopes, Lance 5, 10, 18, 30, 122, 165 Lopes, Steve 18, 23, 25, 50, 51, 85, 137 Lorain, Dan 102 Lords, Beth Ann 39, 52, 60, 61, 122, 179 Lords, Kraig 21, 66, 102 Lowe, Jamie 120, 122, 126 Lowe, Toni 10, 44, 82, 137, 178 Lyon, Judy 102 Lyon, Lenora 87, 138 Lyons,'Pam 114 Lyons, Deanna 52, 113, 179 McCuskey, Frank 77 McCuskey, Lucy 77 McDonough, Kurt 115, 116, 122 McDonough, Ron 102, 104 McGarva, Geri 54, 114 McGarva, Milton 102 McGarva, Quirt 54, 67, 103 McGiIl, Rulan 191 McKinney, Allan 18, 138 McMahon, Susan 4, 15, 114 McRae, Kevin 138 Maga, Dean 102, 114, 179 Magiera, Merlene 39, 102 Manning, Frank 54, 67, 102 Marcuerquiaga, Karrie 102, 158 Marden, Marlaine 158 Markus, Ralph 78 Martinez, Cathy 138 Martinez, Laurie 102 MATH CLUB 65 Meadows, Holli 86, 102 Meadows, Hoyt 12, 13, 42, 43, 48, 62, 65, 138 Melgoza, Carmen 4, 114 Melgoza, Margarita 102 Mendiola, Vince 18 Mendoza, Luis 33, 114 Mentaberry, Dan 33, 1,14, 179 Meyer, Bryan 102 Miller, Doug 114 Miller, George 23, 25, 122, 179 Miller, Shelly 52, 114 Miller, Susan 39, 102 Miller, Wendi 138, 178, 179 Mobley, Cindy 54, 138 Montero, Glynn 36, 54, 66, 94, 102 Moore, Jennifer 47, 108, 114, 166, 179 , Moore, Jerry 115 Moravec, Brian 122, 179, 186 Morgan, Gwynn 60, 61, 78 Morgan, Joe 122 Morrison, Stephan 12, 13, 52, 115 Morton, Ricky 38, 41, 50, 51, 139, 179 Morton, Terry 102 Mumer, Tammy 103 Muldoon, Betty 143 Mulleneaux, Stephanie 115 Mulleneaux, Tom 103, 117 Murillo, Edna 52, 53, 60, 61, 128, 139 Murillo, Sonia 46, 56, 57, 60, 61, 128, 139 Murillo, Tony 122, 127, 165 Murphy, Pat 67, 86 Myers, Arlene 78 Nachiondo, Jose 122, 123 Nash, Barbara 52, 65, 139, 179 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 62, 63 Neary, Kathy 6, 10, 15, 42, 43, 62, 64, 86, 139, 178, 179 Neary, Robert 7, 18, 23, 39, 41, 122, 165 Nelson, Tiffany 123 Nielson, Don 66, 67, 103 Nickel, Debbie 67, 143 Noad, Mike 54, 67, 103, 104 Norgaard, Suzanne 42, 48, 62, 65, 139 Norris, Betty 103 Northouse, Jim 123 Northouse, Marie 103, 179 Openshaw, Kevin 103 Ott, Carrie 121, 23, 126 Ott, Doreana 155 Ott, Rebecca 5, 49, 111, 115 Otterstrom, Robin 123, 178 Oxborrow, Frank 78, 86, 124 124 Palmer, Debbie 115 Paris, Ronda 123, 127 Passarelli, Francine 115 Paulk, Sharon 103, 104 Pearce, Dan 18, 65,85, 123, 165 Peraldo, Chris 73 Piquet, Tebeau 21,- 33, 66, 115 Poche, Joe 103 Poche, Tina 123 Poland, Phil 123 Pollock, Kelly 20, 21, 23, 54, 67, 103 Porter, James 85 Porter, Mike 5, 30,31, 43, 123 Porter, SaIly 85 Printz, Darryl 36, 66, 67, 123 Procter, Rachel 15, 38, 40, 41, 115,179 Quilici, Barry 124 Quilici, Debby 54, 115 Quilici, Nancy 52, 115 Quilici, Sharon 38, 40,41, 115 Rackley, James 12, 13, 23, 67, 115 Rains, John 20, 21, 35, 97, 103 Ramey, Joanne 97, 103, 104 Rand, Ronda 124 Reed, Morgan 21, 115 Reed, Regina 60, 61, 124, 179 Reeves, Earlana 49, 96, 103, 179 Reinold, Terry 20, 21, 103 Reinold, Tom 21, 116 Rheault, David 50, 139 Richards, Pat 6, 3o, 42, 54, 66, 67, 124, 176, 177, 179 Richards, Tony 42, 54, 55, 63, 67, 140, 147, 177 Riggs, Tom 12, 13, 42, 62, 65, 124, 126, 179 Rinehart, Jennie 85, 106, 116 Ringheimer, Rick 21 Rivero, Gina 60, 140 Roach, James 81 RODEO CLUB 54, 55 Romero, Angela 103, 178 Romero, Margie 56, 57 Romero, Phillip 52, 53, 116 Romero, Rachel 38, 104 Rorex, Susan 10, 68, 74, 79 Rose, Carol 5, 16, 17, 104 Rose Charmaane 44, 50, 51, 124 Rosky, Brian 104 Rosky, Gina 124 Roux, Rene 116 Roybal, Ken 18, 23, 25, 85, 140 Salla, Marie Jeanne 67, 104, 105, 179 Salmi, Jim 8, 9, 12, 79 Sanchez, Josie 116 Sanchez, Juana 5, 47, 52, 61, 124 Sands, Kathy 65, 124 Santos, Lyle 140 Santos, Maria 85, 116 Schacht, Eric 140 Seho8eld, Dale 104 Schof1eld, Dennis 140 Schroeder, Pat 18, 30, 63, 65, 124 Schultz, Rod 143 Schunke, Tricia 116 Schwartz, Lyman 71 Scott, Carol 4, 6, 15, 26, 63, 64, 108, 116 Scott, Mike 21, 35, 104 Scott, Robert 70 Scott, Robin 74, 79 INDEX 189 Scott, Warren 71 SENIOR CLASS 128-147 SENIOR OFFICERS 147 Shaul, Carla 38, 104 Shaw, Susan 39, 40, 41, 49, 104 Shields, Mike 97, 104 Short, Jerry 124 Short, Lisa 124 Smart, Ernie 10, 18, 98, 186 Smith, Chuck 18, 48, 52, 62, 140, 145 Smith, Kathy 54, 116 Smith, Kelly 124 Smith, Sandi 6, 15, 27, 4,9, 64, 124, 125 Smith, Vicki 104 Smolik, Steven 116 SONGLEADERS 46 SOPHOMORE CLASS 106-117 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 108 Sorter, Stephen 52, 116, 179 SPANISH CLUB 52, 53 Spero, Marge 80 Spero, Tami 104 Spielmann, Ginger 128, 140 Stoker, David 18, 30, 121, 176, 179 Stoker, Don 71 Stone, Mary 27, 79, 111 STUDENT COUNCIL 42, 43 Suen, Helana 104, 179 Swanbeck, Kent 79 Swanger, Vonna 116 Swanson, Don 33, 116 Swanson, Mike 117 Sweeney, Lisa 101, 103, 104 Sweeney, Vera 140 Swenson, Scot 33, 48, 121, 1779 Swenson, Trez 17, 105 Swett, Larry 18, 140, 179 Swett, Terry 105 Swope, Gary 117 Taylor, Crystan 17, 105 Taylor, Inez 71 INDEX 189 Taylor, Troy 12, 62, 65, 140 Thompson, Don 4, 117 Thompson, Jerry 13, 36, 42, 43, 48, 62, 65, 141 Thompson, Kathleen 125 Thompson, Nancy 98, 105 . Thompson, Shelly 39, 41, 105 Thompson, Tonya 10, 42, 43, 44, 62, 64, 125 Thomsen, Lisa 125 Thomson, Mark 117, 169 Thomson, Mike 125, 169, 179 Toland, Lee 105 Towne, Scott 54, 67, 105 Trakas, Leeroy 54, 66, 67, 125 True, Glen 105, 175 Ugalde, Tony 48, 50, 56, 57, 125, 127, 152, 176 Ugalde, Frank 55 Ugalde, Robert 18, 117, 123 Upshaw, Curtis 117 Upshaw, Michael 21, 35, 100, I 190 INDEX 7Anied Automotive 96 Mrctic Circle 173 7'Big 0 Tires 174 5Billingsley Motors 158 105 Bill's Newsstand 98 Urban, Joe 56, 57, 128, 143, F Bosch Motors 176 145, 178 Vosworth Auto Supply 186 Wradley's Body Shop 176 Vargas, Louie 81 xBrown, Allen 99 Vaughn, Stephanie 141 Wrown, C.B. Co. 163 Vesco, Chris 21, 35, 84, 104, 105 588 Head Motel 164 Vesco, Monica, 82 xBuzz's Shell 165 ' Vesco, Teresa 6, 14, 15, 26, 27, 64, 115 7.CP National 186 Vetter, Eric 18, 19, 30, 141 6-Cal Gas 182 Vice, Judy 71 Walden Doug 101 Vigil, Roberta 115, 116, 117 Viss, David 105 Wallahan, James 100 Wannon, Bernard 166 Visger, Janice 51, 63, 64, 125 :Carpet Store 172 VOLLEYBALL, J.V. 28, 29 Wentral Nevada Mobile Homes VOLLEYBALL, VARSITY 26, 27 173 Chad's Music Store 186 Charme House 184 1 Chris' Shell 172 6Coast to Coast 164 Wadsworth, Russell 125 Walters, Elena 117 Walters, Kim 144 Warner, Leon 174 Wegman, Betty 42, 125, 126, xDavis, Gene 8 Lyle 22, 23 127 4De80nis, Dan 103 Wegman, Suzanne 4, 178 Weston, Kelly 143 Whitmore, Jannie 105 Whitmore, Ron 125 Wiggins, Tony 72 Williams, Charlotte 105 Wilson, Lynn 28 Winchell, Jessica 17, 94, 103, 104, 105 WINNADA 56, 57 x1: 3, H Motel 109 Wise, Dave 125 'F' st Federal Sa in s 8 Loan WORLD EVENTS 88-93 163 V g WRESTLING 22-25 First National Bank 154 Wyckhuyse, Karl 105 French, R.T. Co. 157 Wyckhuyse, Kitty 99' 125 7Frontier Motel 176 5Doyle, John 102 Wrake, CR. 8 Sons 159 Duffy's Garage 105 7Echevarria Plumbing 8 Farm Supply 163 xEI Tony's Motel 163 Youngberg, Ann 5, 67, 128, 144, 145 Youngberg, Stacy 45, 52, 53, 108, 117 York, Leslie 125 Yrueta, Mary 71 Yzaguirre, Claudio 81, 84 Singer's Photo Lab 38 xGlennon Equipment 167 N1 81 R Block 157 Happy Lyon Ceramic Shop 155 Hidden Closet 182 7Vobft's Bakery 182 Zigler, Keith 125, 178, 179 WOW 0f Sty'e 166 Zigler, Kristina 28, 117 Advertising 74Humboldt Printers 167 Humboldt Readymix 164 NXInternatlonal Dunes Motel 154 Index , . Janitorial Supply Co. 174 xJim's Chevron 160 ' 542A 81 w 178 Vphnson's Foodtown 174 Agricultural Aviation Service 160 Nohnstone Auto Service 156 xXJudy's Beauty Salon 169 American Savings 161 57 KOA Kampground 175 77 KWNA Radio 167 Bea's Antiques 8 Gifts 177 Key Farms, lnc. 39 Bevard 8!. Lambert Construction xKimikO'S Floral Shoppe 58 Co. 97 2 wKraz-E-Kone 158 Bidart Bros. 174 '25Legarza, Richard J. 59 VLitho Arts 156 Huber's Plumbing 8 Heating 168 7Marie's Flower Shop 161 ' xMayfair Sewells 180 5Mimi's Dress Shop 159 5Model T Truckstop 170 Wontero Arco 162 75Montgomery Ward 173 V75Motel Winnerhucca 182 xNeda Motel 184 4Nevada-Barth 169 5' wNevada First Thrift 171 Nevada Mobile Homes 184 xNevada Motel 170, Nevco Implement 185 Northrup King Co. 162 Orovada Mercantile 162 xPearce, Stuart L. 114 Venney, J.C. Co. 183 Vhillip's Furniture 157 xPlayhouse Child Care Center 155 Nhe Prudential 158 Wesert Mountain Surveying 104 5Radio Shack 116 5 Raley's 170 Wamasco's 162 Reckon Bar 115 6Reliable Ace Hardware 166 3 Richards Real Estate 177 Rocky View Inn 171 NRoy's Glass Service 167 x-Scott Shady Court Motel 175 Vears 175 , xSeven-Up Bottling Co. 186 Sheppard Construction 122, 123 Sheppard Rentals 124, 125 Simplot Soilbuilders 171 Star City Center 117 $tate Farm Insurance 172 xStackmen's Store 156 Vugar xn Spice 180 5Sundance Casino 160 xTaco Time 171 xTallman Lumber 120 5Third Eye Photography 179 Thompson, WM. 121 Thomson's Don Husky 169 Vip's 154 Title Service 8: Escrow Co. 161 Voggery 165 xUptown Market 175 G'Valley Insurance 8 Realty 159 Wictory Supply Co. 155 Vogue Laundry 166 5 Water Doctors 179 Weldings 126 8Western Auto 177 Winnemucca Air Service 179 Winnemucca Blacksmith 168 Winnemucca Mobile Homes 168 Winnemucca Motors 180 5Winners 181 Winneva 165 magi 9-- a Hatrw '9!4W Rulan McGill ' 1947-1979 Our Teacher and Our F riend In Memoriam Mrs. McGiIl was killed by unknown assailants on July 10th while on a shopping trip to Reno. A weIl-Iiked and dedicated teacher, she had taught sophomore English at Lowry High School for the past seven years. She had also served as sophomore class sponsor and was a former adviser for the Winnada staff. MEMORIAL 191 192 1980 Winnada Summer Supplement Albert M. Lowry High School Winnemucca, N evada Honors mm gm v m' m; mm'g 1w mm H ; Nhlrk Guuqn mm Belly Ghnxmaun mmed Cm'hmales m Mum mu! Mm mm v ml nu best Mm m meww 1nd aw hguws rmmme hm Ham Cm Manom W Mark mew wok w w mew 'm-l .md mvcd mp mm m m Nmm Bum Lmvmmmn ma mm W 5m 5w! hr mum: me anwn mm Hw wu y M! .,. 1 m ,E 44: vmwuomm ,md Sm Hulm'mh mmw ngm mm Ghrkumx Vuhwirrlorhm m a Sumww Norgamal SJMLMQHJH AH xv a 'w .wa-mmsw Ale-E, H mm Omegm mm m mn'arm, Nulm'ne Nnrqmrd, mm, NL-m'y, Wendy Havmm mm Cw UNUgath Huyl Mmmw rm, Tay m Jm, 1 mm Wm an Beau, : um 5w w w w .. M'HJL ' Hulnutwrmv N mum: Mm - M .1 HHIHW 'Hk 1n 14w? ' ALHVHHH Activities SPRIN G The gymmastus team Back row: Remee HMM S'WEHEe Em, worm Wait! 9 rim: Jnn BMmgMey mach; Namzy Qudwm Hem row: Mm Mewhnnn me H :r'1um 1 Lur Hm. imwse L' 1mg Chaudm is mducted mm FFA as an honorary rrcnmer. Rte Xeada the charm m a HUWDEV. Pat mmg mg FFAJS steam. AtHNTiLE 3 ng Tonyu' nces wnh Que ePa uuo ng m The 1980 Junior Senior Prom was A Starry Starry Night! A smrry starry mgm, cherw Thanks! 1 needed max 4 FROM :; PPHH E'Wii Jar He; ; rw MT Hr 7.13m M JIJIJ'E'UQUCV P U 50713 193mm thv mm smug FEW stems, Ihe 1980 JLmioriScmor Pr'OW was a sumuf'iaki. Wdth the colors helhg Bum a Silver ll get off thh thumb 751mm Starry NIQHI. At 10:30 they had the crowning ceremony for lxmg 3; Queen. The candidates were: Kareh Bihmgsley h Tony Richards; Cheryl Frazer 5x Cagey Arcmega; and Kehx Hcshour' 8c Rodd Lighthousu The candidates for Prime 6i Princess were: Tonya Thompson 84 Pat Rxcnards; Nancy Marcuermhaga 651 Dave Stoker; and Roxanne Hesterlee 51 Pat Schroeder. With the hem of the Junior dais adwsom Mrs. Matluy key, and Mrs. Broer the Prom was L1 night to be remembered. A Great Tee Off Through The Whole Season :3 gr 35.4.1; These are me sxx teammates that went to Indme and won state champmnshlp: Lee Bosch 83 Dave Stoker 84 Lance Lopes 89 NW9 Erqmaga ,90 Dave Gouveia 495 kae Scot! i9? 0 GOLF You can Mt n now . Somemmgx Wr'omg wt wow: mm mm First row: an Vetter, Darrw Prmtz lance Lopes Dave Sinner, Steve LODGE, Cucum Chaney. Second row: 5mm DONE Jm ?xmcaw va Bosch, MMC Erqmaga Mme Scott. GOLF I Hun Meadav - Naval RDTL $4 Luv y, M rk quh re, ed me P 3250 . man Foundaurm mum and New ROTC '54 Una. Getty Jhnsmaun, Nanw : mm HL Hub 315' Troy Tawny 9an year mnemt l Pam! Mmla And EILs th '57s lum Fr ' twummn Jerry Tm on: Av Fme R TC 14 w and UMP, Fr hymn. , Hmmv S . 1v 3th amp $ . 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