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

Text from Pages 1 - 211 of the 1982 volume:

Dedication. . Table Of Contents Dedication Theme Seniors Juniors Sophonnnes Freshmen Staff lJnities Sports Etc. IAds Index 3 DFDIC A I ION II in uilh grcul pride and upprcciution that He dcdiculc Winnudu 1932 m Sibtxl Carlton. Mrs, Carlton hm bccn Ihc dcmtcd librarian and head of the hurdxmrking Winnudu chm for scvcn ycurs. Shc giws mmt Hf her time to helping othern and keeps our librnr-x in cxccllcnl order. After all. uhul xmuld school be without ovcrduc xlips being rcgulurlvx tupcd to our luckcrs? Thix pm vxcur. she hm mct our ideas with cmhusiusm and x'upportcd our projects no matter hou bimrrc. Wtd like to thank you. Mrs, Carlton. for coming u hcn we called nu mut- Icr how we called and for helping us 10 make Ihix nnc of the most expre- xivc yearbooks Ltmry has ever had I DFDIQ XI I0 K Woke not afraid to say we care We live 8; laugh 8; love 81 share 4 THHH We take the time to look around We take a chance 8; choose our ground IHlVl' For long we live and high we fly And smiles we give and tears we cry h THl-NH, .Xnd all xw touch and all we see Is all our liws xxill Her he llllel lfnified we stand forever x THFVF The best of times we spend . . . Together. Susan McMahen THFNH' U 11 :x mm Mucmrtg' W IthUI rm butlcr hkxll' Fm luq ' I orgcl 11. .l.1nlc. n'x mcr rxour hmd Compliments of A 8; M ARCO MINI MARKET 12 SF l0RS i UNITY h Thatis Our Class! The Senior class huts been a unified group. promoting x'piril Lind setting examples for the undercluwncn Io folloxx, The theme for the clam of i8: i5 The Best Of Timex . which describes lhc mam-x hupm and memorable times they :ill have xhurcd iii Loxxri. Thcir colors arc Burgundi and Silver. with the Rose being their Houcn Activities and monq making projects included the annual Hi'imccoming xpzighctli feed and an excellent xkit entitled 5ch You or Arcnit You'? , which xi L15 ulw the Homecoming lhcmc. Thc senior class also sponsored :1 dance marzi- ihon and :i tiilcnl night in Ihc spring. Hopcliill; hi the time this yearbook comm out. the scniorx will be chiming Ihcmsclvcx at grad night in Disneyland. Cun- graiululions chm of 81 xxhcn vxou graduate. youil go out in slylcfi hl wonder ixhut lhc Vlichaclk Lire doingf Compliments of ALLIED AUTOMOTIVE SENIORS 13 h X IHMM dm m Guwrrtlmni I Shc wvuidm'L p! uul mil: .wu. Dung w INUIK nul Burl RcynnldU OxHxTV Compliments of BIDART BROTHERS MACHINERY . H SF' . 10R: y; .V ... :4 With a face like this. who would rcsisli' Compliments of BRADLYS Th;H',x righL I'm Greek ' BODY SHOP SFVIORS 15 Secretary l'rmsurcr Slcphm Vnrriwn. Prcxidcm lhuMiuugh.V1uc Prol- dcm Tum Donuldmn Hmy big mu II. Rm . Compliments of ALLEN T. BROWN, M.D.. 0.0. 16 SENIORS Karen Adams Darrel Archer Louisa Arvans Demarah Backus Curtis Baker Tom Baker F lorence Begay SENIORS l7 Margarett Biddle Lavonne Blanton Lisa Bonner Doug Bosch Don Brickey Marisa Brown 1! SENIORS Dave Buckingham Nancy Cannon Debbie Clausen Carson Clelland Alicia Collins Bill Conn Kim Cress SENIORS l9 i 9, Kimberlee Davidson Tim Davis Todd DeBonis Denise Dell Paul Dick Sean Doyle Cam Drake 20 SENIORS Sam Glasgow Kelly Grady Linda Erquiaga Tracy Gribble 1 .1? Joyce Glasgow Bret Guariglia SENIORS 21 Teresa Hagen Lisa Hall Joni Harmon r Sandra Harris Liz Hayes Shellee Hayes Marilyn Hetrick Andrew Hillyer Janet Holt 21 SENIORS Carl Johnson Terri J ohnstone w' .45? ll; Ricky Jurado Brian Kearns Reece Keener Jodi Killoran Mike Klemish Jim Kracaw SENIORS 23 Susan McMahon Dean Maga Karrie Marcuerquiaga Luis Mendoza 3. f Dan Mentaberry Doug Miller Shelly Miller 243 SENIORS 4 Stephan Morrison Terry Morton Don Neilson Debbie Palmer Waynette Perkins Tebeau Piquet SENIORS ZS Rachel Procter Sharon Quilici Tonja Ramsey m :- Tom Reinold Jennie Rinehart Phillip Romero 26 SENIORS Rem? Roux J osie Sanchez Kristin Shields Steve Sortor Don Swanson SENIORS Z7 Mike Swanson Gary Swope Mark Thomson Teresa Vesco Elena Walters Jessica Winchell Shannon Young Kris Zigler 28 SENIORS Seniors Not Pictured: Kim Ashby Steve Atencio Matt Blankenzee Jill Brown Richard Crow Mary Foust J erry Fry Dorina McRae Eddie Minear Kevin Runge Senior Superlatives FunmeSK 7 Andrew Hmm and Tracy anble Most Courteous Pmlhp Romero and Vancy Cannon Vlos! Alhlcuc 7 Teresa Vcsco and Lu: Mendoza SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Z9 Meal lnlelligem - Cam! Scan Ind Sun Doylc Most Talkalivc 7 Susan McMahon And Tnbcau Piqucl Shyc$ - Marilyn Hclrick and Carson Clelland 30 SENIOR SUPEKLATIVES Ben Dunner: - Snudra Harri: and Robert Nnkamum W0 and Flirt - Dabbie Palmcr nnd Todd DeBonis Best Dressed w Mxria Sum: Ind Doug Bosch SEN lOR SUPERLATIVES 3! Mm ludcpendem rom Remum Jud me qumaga Vloxx School 5mm 77 mun Guugn 4nd 4m Dmkc SE IOR SLPERLATH ES Hm Luukmg hm kracuu and Tom Rumcx Suva mum um! Scum ma Andm mum Am numb V. , Lowry; 'e've Had Some Great Times! :1 .--a- 1 Hike Ndnmx t'urlix Arnmmng Rnbbin BJnln' Hike Bay Pcnn; Begun Shcilu Buguy l'mnk Bidzlrl Tully Bland SUViu Bnhm Scan Booth I juxl love this school! Compliments of CF. NATIONAL 36 JLTNIORS 51min Buyl tdmc Brmm Von Buchm Dcmxc .nix Uch L hmnc Sundmicnc L lnh Ixummc ulxlcr lurk anmlxnm I ha Ilmdwn I 1m chrlnxxmux Cum: un. L154; In mmcf Compliments of Douglas Calder, C.P.A. JL VIORS 37 m nghl In Ihc .151' ' umxI1 xull1 1.xry' I Ot'ficcrx Prcxldcnt N.Irlc qunnc Sullu, Scercmn-Ircnurcr l Izmnc Errm. VNCAPFCHdCHI ,lamcc chrgc Compliments of James A. Calder, D.D.S. 38 JLTN IORS I :u Mike and Term strut their slum ttlt may not look like it. but ltm really busy. The Junior ttClass of 83 has proved to be an exciting, spirit-fillcd class. They always have strong ambition in trying to promote spirit at Lowry High School. Fund raiscrs for the Juniors included a successful carwash in September. followed by the selling of M 8; NH. For the holiday season, they sold Christmas-'o-grams. Wehre counting on the class of '83 to carry on with enthusiasm, and set good examples for the underclassmen to follow. The Junior Class would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. McCuskcy for their hardworking support and ideas. Juniors Have Spirit Well who asked you anyway! Compliments of James A. Callahan, Atty. JLJNIORS 39 I N. lithcxurrm JCH Hhmv Rlchnrd l'nwhwn hmmc l mkmn ,lunccc l Hclwm I mrmu I run Id I'mm l11rrnH hack Xndxc hgg I vrl Ittyg W Compliments of DAN DeBONIS, D.D.S. Tcrr; Lind Mikc frxmumlly cram for A US. hlxtor; ICNK. 40 .IL VIORS Km'v Ioncu Paul Foncnbcrry Gcnc Faun Kcm lrcshnur Tummc Gublulu Tclcsa Icrvmndu Vzuhan Guns Kelly Garrison Vwckx Gammn Shy Mike Upshqw dcmunmme: Why It's so hard m get yealbuok candtds. Compliments of JOHN DOYLE, ATTORNEY JUNIORS 41 Gordun George Janice Gmrgc DL'bblL' Ulusguw Rodney Glimnmnn Nnnd Gmllcn Dcrmn chdcrwn Todd lIiII Todd Huff Fxchn Juc Mun Junc killing l,ixa Davidson dunlcs her customer with a smile and persuades him to buy another candy bar for Lowrj, athletics. Compliments of EDDYS FUNERAL HOME 42 JL'NIORS .lmmnc Rumq Tum Rdmxc-x Turn Rcmnld Nngclx: ancm chry ngmun Mcrlcnc Magicm Mark Liluncll Gl'xnn thtcm Kmig Lords .lnc Puchc Kevin Viachzuiu Jason Prmhro Lori and chcau collaborate on their Child Development :mignmcnt. Compliments of F 8; H MOTEL JLNIORS 43 Ihwhcl ancrm 11ml Rmc Khru- Jmnnc SANA Mmcuc SMIL1U'IJI 'HEIKC Scull Nuc Nhau luv Khlcldx VIM Shwldx .luhn Smmmnx wk: Snmh Wm? ; W lmm Spcrw x mum Suangcr hugk Succh Icrrx stcll Hsmn Imlnr 1mg rclzlxcx durlng lunch .md wukx up Ihc Luu autumn xun Compliments of HORTONS BUILDING MAINTENANCE 4-1 H 'x IORS Juniors shine with their skit 10 support homecoming. VO'I' PICTURED Rub Aubcrg Larry Currulh Arx'il Clayton Dale Edwards Paul Udbicu Reggie Kinnumun Ron Longlm Dun Lorain And; Millcr Kcll'x Pollock Stephanie Rcsncr Vlurlcnc Schubert Vang; Thompxnn Scott Townc V1ikc L pxhuxx Lcc Vundchurlicrc C'hrix Vum Tamara Wuncrxon Ruylenc chx'lcr Sumnnc Wegman Junnic Whitmorc Kclb Workman I enard Wright Karl Wyckhupc Lisa Youcll Kim Young Compliments of DAVID B. HUBBARD, O.D. JUNIORS 45 Sophomores Are Dynamite The sophomores class of '84 7 huvc bccn enthusiastically in- volved with all the uclix'ilics that have taken place. They participat- ed in all the homecoming cvcms xlhcrc lhc'x rcccivcd fourth in the skits. first in the bon fire competition. second in 1hc lug ollwur. and decorated the cafeteria for the spaghetti feed. The sophomores also 7 .. . . l l l . l , l . . . Ulhccn l xcchrcwdcnI .lmn SJlllL Sccrcmrvlrcllsurcr Dung hrllth Prcwdcm 4 rcccwcd fourth 1n thc Lhrlstmus dccorauonsV The sophomores um H mm l , . . l . . L l , Il- dcdlcatlon 21nd purumputmn has been D'xnumneif l ?.c- .... Romcu uh ancuT .3 :43: 48 SOPHOMORES 44 0m- murc xlcp md I'H gnaw; lwur nhwlc Iliuc H WMtkc up K.:Ih. HR Izmc m wthH l Ihmk I'm m Imu. ' SOPHOMURI'S 49 ' ij t I U..- .lndi hbcrg Tim 'Xndcrwn Chuck :Xumn 'Xndrce Blddn Susan anmrlh Brian Mlkcn Tom Arbumcx Jun Bukcr .lnc Blddurrcm Mlcn Bnugc .lurgc Mmru Lcc Arnmmng .lullc Bcnlumm Rub Bonner Vikc Bnckcr w. X I told Miu no! lo wullxm lhul chcxs Compliments of KAFOURY, ARMSTRONG, INC. 50 SOPHOHORLS Chm Bnmn Cllflun Brown I'runk Bmun Km Burrms Splkc Clmm PM hdxcl Dun! Cuban kclll nmhx Mmctlc Daniels Brmn Dick Ruse lurk Slxmn L'onn Tudd DcLong kcllc5 lhck mn ul'an lurrf. lh'llman l 1x4 Doruuxmln an11.er Dick HShcrry dui .xou do that? Compliments of KIMIKOS FLORAL SHOPPE RIM Dlllnn Blll Dnmldwn Tcrl Durmun SOPHOMURl-S 51 Mk7 Dnuphyx l 1w. I-chmc chrgc lcrnundcx 'lcrl Inx Michelle Guns hvrinna Gnmw Minn Drake lum l'dxmrdx Peter lcrmru Hcldl Imnl Juncl Glzhgtm I we Unnmlcx JICI'IL' Dmkc .hm lxxms l im' l'nlgutc Pnpc Gmmi PAUL! GoHIhcr Doug Graham I , i m M lnmrrx. xxdrc proud M uur chccrlcadcnf' 52 SOP! IOXIURLS x Lil Graham Dewey Gucrcm Karen Hurvcll Lisa Hctrick Wurk Jame: Fric Johnson Robcrl Graham Richardo Uuimr Max Hcrrcru Rich Higbcc Chad Juncs Muclcnc Johnson thhcllc Green Aidan llansxcn Karen Hesxcrlcc Bill Hilliury Amelia Jimiinw Dun .loncx SOPHOVORES 53 de-Hh: John chin kcuh Chrix lann Nndrc l.cgurlu Glcnn Mch Rnn Mchnuugh Amm .lumdn l'rlc Kcllcr Tunu Lurlm David l,cnn Kcn McDunlcl Milt Mdiurm knn Kcurns .lim Kcrr Dun l.cc Guy liven Undy McDonald Andra! M.1g1crn Smxlc! Youkc 0n CANDID CNMERN 54 SOPHOVIORFS a 11V L Jul x hp Photograph not available w..4.- $4;m......u.',. AM Tcrcxu Main ,lcrry Nilldcck Hlldu Virclcx hr1x Morris chblc Vickcl Lmlcx Pclkcy frfmk Manning Kcnl Niles Lutm Mngus Shcrry Nillxsclmun Angic Viclxcn Sum Pcmldn ; thhcllc Matthews Sumn Mlllcr Mikc Mnnlcm Keith chln .lullc Pmrcc Mclnnic Pclcrx rm ' - x A $ ' N 1' , . x ' l Oh. those unsightly pdnty lincs, - SOPHOMORFS 55 Luum Pom: Clam Frmhra Shcrry Raudahl Duane Rm Conmc R053 Vluna Sulm qun SaHu Vickt Salim Bcrnardu Sanchez Mann Samoa Sherry Scan cm 5th Ken Shuxter Gmn 5mm Wam Snmmdo lekc Senor Rhunda Spam June Smmon Vlcrryann 5mm; Kim Swopc Wadc Tunney Vlmcnc VunderMmherc Rob Vunum Tom Vogc; Kmn Wudswurlh 56 SOPHOVIORES Luum Pom: Clam Frmhra Shcrry Raudahl Duane Rm Conmc R053 Vluna Sulm qun SaHu Vickt Salim Bcrnardu Sanchez Mann Samoa Sherry Scan cm 5th Ken Shuxter Gmn 5mm Wam Snmmdo lekc Senor Rhunda Spam June Smmon Vlcrryann 5mm; Kim Swopc Wadc Tunney Vlmcnc VunderMmherc Rob Vunum Tom Vogc; Kmn Wudswurlh 56 SOPHOVIORES Freshman 011155 OfiiikSL'I'X Jim Agutterr Vicc-Prexident; Sunni anem. Seeremry Treasurer: And not pictured is Chad Piqucti PrLNldthl. Frosh e Doing Their Best At LHS The class of1985 eumeto the 1981-82 high schooI registration xx ilh looks ofconfusion and anticipation on their faces. By the end 01' the first month, however, the dumb freshmen remembered both their school and PE. locker Combinations and some could even open them on the first try. During the month 01 October the freshmen participated in their first football homecoming by C01- lecting wood tone pieeet for the bon fire. putting on an interesting skit, and doing an excellent job of cleaning up. They even won the yelling contest with their loud, booming voices tit the pep assembly Although Mr. Salmi sti11 called them Tarps . u hen it was time for Christmas vacation the freshmen had finul1y figured out where English 1 was held and were no longer excused for being tardy. What really boosted their little egos was when they beat the upper classmen and took lst place in the Christmas decorating contest. The rest of the year the class 011985 worked hard and helped make the 1981-82 school year uThe Best of Times for everyone Compliments of RICHARD LEGARZA, ATTORNEY 60 17RFSHMEN Gut Stwker. l Itmbrite uuntx tu kntm 111mt1x tour love liteV' '. A tipieal freshman C1355. TmVx cnmpun-x; hm Ihrch :1 crumL - - - 'PIc;xxc. girls. one at u lime? Compliments of MODE ODAY FRESHVIEN 61 Rumum .Xpmlar hm Xgultcr l rank BAbhx klm Bzxckm kJYCH Baum Galcn 8ch Dan Bcll Jcnnilbr Bcll .Lxcklc chamm Hum chncu Lric Bcringcr Nnd5 Bcrll H1 take two humburgcrs. hold lhc nnmnxf' Tukc that puclurc and I'll drop wu. Compliments of SUSAN L. SPRAGENS, D.D.S. 63 FRFSHVEN MM! 1km Hwy HhilHL' ,lwhmm Bhuk HML: Hnggw lmm'w Hum? MW meh 11m liuu mm RMLH'G Brawn .ch Brnrnm m1h t .LMH' me'uiw I .HHHUW Hum JIHNWH ' 51udcmx look And learn ' hamcl rvighh. 1 t'umnlc pmmmc durmg lunch IRFSHN1I' M Jimmy C'unnnn Bub L'mulcz Dcmsc Hark BIH Hum: Unis Cnffcr VK Hllc L nrbclt llmd ri1cs .lurmlhnn Q rmx Slcphm Chm Bryn: Curlix You did Mm! . , T0 whnm .' M FRESHXH'N u i 74 v, m Hum Inmch Tvm Danwlx Dcmsc Dum- Dunm; Dckmg Mm DicM v 1.,- .wwm. A A 4' .d . -M ,- . l A .V A Iv mm: mm He's to MC 30 lhc zn . m: 10 Sm Dmld Brendan Iwc Clmg Drake Tmcy Durranl 4-: E I'RtSHMLh 55 lilainu Echavc Mark Echcto John Etchcvcrn Rocky Finley Jose Horcs Terri Frulicr Mary Fries Munucl Garcia Lco Gurncr Rcbccca George 66 FRESHMEN Shauna Gochcnour Carol Gordon They never learn. do lhcy. Mrr Sulmi? a '1 :i McCord Unugh ,V y I A Barbara Graham Rntx Graham Ron Unbblc Brcndy Huge Ron Hugc laurl H.1gcn Jnycc Hurrcr Gifford Hung Vurt-x Ilu-xcs Lauric llcrrcru l uix Hcrrcru Paige Higbcc I'RESHMEN 67 Lori Hull Shcllq Joncx I'rank Jurudu Wanda Kendrick 68 .lumcs Houn FRESHMEN Man James Michael Johnson Doug Jones Locker grafini sure can be interesting. Mike Jones Mike Kcykcndull Jill Kinlic Marie chmish Kcvin Knight Richard Luncn Luna Iurins Lucile Lugurm Sherri Liven Tami I yum An elevated view enables Chad to give expert advice on solving the cube. FRESH M EN 69 'l'im McBride Brian McCormick Tim Mch Pal McDudc Ray Vchudc Russ Vchurm Kulhy Muchudo Randy Magu chy Viunning Ernesto Munlo Victor Munio Shauna Murdcn Maria Martinez Tim Melody lismcul Mendoza Julie Milcs Rim Mirclcs Silvia Mirelcs Cuml Morgan Bryan Morton Dcunnu Moudy Fcrnzmdo Munm 7O l' RESHMEN John New Du: Nxxrnx Mm Ochoa Jerry Peters cm mm kau Mm 6mg, Punen Budd; lem mm Rackley Cmdy Runduhl Ran Rmhhun 0.1mm Ray smmun Ray Tydcl Ray Tum Rodd 7 C 3 l chn Rccvcs James Revd Tom Rickcus Todd Ruckmun mm Riggs Danny me Dam Rivcm Darla Rabbms I RESHMEN 71 l indu Romum Sumn ancro Ulrl RUNL' ,lumux Romll Wade Roux .Inhnmc Schenr Brynn Schmiu David Schxxuru Rich Scroggim Bryon Smith MCIIMH Smith Tim Smith Jim Snell Irmu sum Mikc Spiclmunn Cathy Squires Grcgg Slundridgc Gary Stoker Vicki Sxxungcr huck Tharp Tcd Thompson Todd Thompson Tl FRESIIMEN .. Kcll; Woodard Dcnisc Woodward Todd Warn Rick Wilder Kris Wilson NOT PICTLIRED: chvic Abcyla Mark Aszu Lovcllc Bnmn Craig Calhoun Anna Callm Nancy demrds Ophelia FernandCZ Mike Fixim Martina Gumel Sharon Kirk Chris Mchx Dean Martin Krix Timmom VIuribcl Trigucrm 'lrinu Turncr Gigi Urban Kclb VunHornc Charles Vaughn Stacy Vaughn Michelle Vcilch Sandra Vera Rulhcvu Victor Alex Vigil Tracy Vogcs Slcvc Wulkcnsham Connic Walters Dcun Walther Truq Murrictu Larry Pollock Richard Porter Robcrl Porter Mama Sunchcl Larry Shcarin Rubin Solomon Gary Sweeney Traq Sylvia Ed Turner Edelmiru Urtiz Karen Vundchurlicrc FRESHMEN 73 15 pc Mun l Irxpxgg: d4; m th H1Mcrcr'Y' Compliments of ROVS CLASS 74 FRFSHUl- 33 11m H1 1I a Baby Pcck-u-Bon. Hmd '00! Compliments of TALLMAN LUMBER lRliSHMle T5 ,3 u n. , u m 8.. $ 6 1w.i.w$Aa.ir Zir1u92 Administration: Making a better school system Robert Scott - Superintendant Kenneth Lords - Assistant Superintendant Garry Foster - Transportation and Mainte- 78 ADMINISTRATION nance Supervisor Mary Lou Minor - Nurse Wayne Whiting - Speech Therapist Duvc Bcll lrudcu lc.mnc BHIh Truxlcc XK Illic Hnuh Hcrk Don ,lunm IruHCC 1 , ' l xmun Schwartz '1 ruqcu Warren Scull Truxlcu Dun Slukcr Prcudcnl 1 Hum mw, Jerry Fcnkcll. maintenance and Imnspormlion secretary DeDe Delong. xccrctury; .lude Vicct Account Clerk Buck raw Rubm Garijo. xcrrctury: Inez Taylor. dmrlct sccrclun. Sund-x Hurshburgcr. bookkeeper, ADMIN ISTRATION '39 7 l l q-t, Glitz ?Kulera nf , nut Kinghnm 1981-82 has been a year for change at Lowry Tech. Under the administrative eye of Mr. D.. and the watchful eyes of the Big W. Lowry has conformed to federal regulations. Some of you may have noticed there are no longer stairs at the end of the glass hallway: for those ofyou who have not. there is a ramp. The ramp was built during the summer to aid handicapped students. As of yet we have had no handicapped students, just a few clumsy ones. To help us all in the guidance department. Mrs. Gribble was added as a counselor. Mrs. Gribble and Mr, Oxborrow were hard at it all year helping us to rearrange our schedules and plan our futures. Mrs. DcBonis was also added as secretary to both the counselors. This simplified the chore of getting in to see them. The secretaries were quite busy this year with the increase in enrollment. but. of course. they coped just fine and helped us to make it through the year. Mr. Joe de Arrieta Principal . Mr. Tony Wiggins Viee-Prineipal Hey! This is funnier than Hngerpainting! 80 ADMINISTRATION Mr, Frank Oxbornm Hrs. Carole Gribble Counselor Cnunxclor M r5. JoAnn De Bonis Secretary Mm Laura Chrislean Mrs, Phylliss Hgg Sccretan Secretary ADMIVSTRATION 81 Mn, t Indy Abrcgn Voculimml lidumhnn BI IX l LTY Mdc Hr JAIHLW BLanm Phwcx Algebra I t hcnnxln Science lvdb I !' Mr Hyde Andrew Gcnlngx Gcncml Bmlngx Bmlnp Adxunccd Bmlng-x Student Council Mhiscr Hr lzddlc Baum Buukkccplng lmrcrs I'd BUKInCsx XLachInCs Mr Jim Blllmgslcy US Hixlnr; Head J X Inmbul! , mech HCdd W rcxllmg Q' muh Gulf Lunch x i Mr Len Bmdcn V1;th 1 Math ll Algcbm l Mrs, Kurcn Cumx ES. L, er. Katharina Bnmn German I Iinglish ll English Ill English 3A German Club Adviser Mn, Sibel Carlton Librarian Winnada Adviser Mr. Ken Chrixtcan Typing I Typing ll Drivers Ed, General Business Head Girls Basketball Coach chd Baseball Coach I ACL LTX 83 Mr. Wayne Clark Band Choir Advanced Band Pep Band Elementary Band 84 FACULTY Mrs. Lcisa Findley Algebra II Calculus Geometry Math ll Advanced Math Math Club Adviser Honor Society Adviser Senior Class Adviser A Mrs, Gini Cunningham Girls PE. Pep Club Adviser Songlendcr Adviser Cheerleader Adviser Head Girls Track Coach Mrs. Julie Gabica English II English I Buckarette Adviser Sophomore Class Adviser Mr. Lynn Cunningham Boys P.E. Drivers Ed. General Science Human Physiology A531. Varsity Football Coach chd Varsity Basketball Couch Mr. Tom Genrgc Mr. Tim Jaurcguim Mrs, Vlichcl Basic Ag Basic lEninxh Spanish I Wclding English I Spanish ll Animal Sciencc chd Varsity Hmlbull Couch Culluml Gcngruphy Horticulture Spanish Club Adviser ICIQN Adviscr Mr. Jeffrey Lunc ML Ralph Markus English 1 Earth Science Basic English Physical Science Freshman Class Adviser Health FACULTY 85 E ML Frank MCCIUSkQ Mrs. LUQ MCCUNkCy Mrs. Jean Mcnmbcrry Wood l 6k II Office Practice Basic Mulh Advanccd Wood Typing l Mznh I 84 ll Junior Class Adviser Junior Class Adviser Mr, Todd Miller Mrsv Gwynn Morgan Government Home Economics I 8c ll World History Child Development Varsity Volleyball Coach FHA Adviser Assistant JV. Football Coach Assistant Track Coach 86 FACULTY .-A A. 3 MM x u b up . Mrs, Arlene Mycrs Girls PL, English Ill 8c IV 1; ax ,. '3; Mrs. Roberta Scott Vocational Education Freshman Class Adviser Mr. David Ray Mrs. Susan Rorex Mechanical Drawing Art I 84 ll Advanced Auto Basic Auto Journalism Adviser Art Club Adviser Senior Class Adviser Lunch is our favorite Class 100! FACU LTY 87 Curmn lull.1nd Student hruunddccpcr 'HICC Duldn mvk thgc Spun Quuk Hur-x Mm I-chcx'crrm 01$ LUUIL' Vurgux Gruundskccpcr Dcnnix luck: Cuxludmn Cluudm Yzaguurrc Hcad 'usmd1;m Of Course I can dlg through thcw pupcrx 7 Thcfrc mincYY Ix this the xsickcd witch 0f the West? Or the good fairy? Not Pictured: Joe Arana. Custo- dian: Frank Phelps, Custodian; and Frances Begay. Cook. Would you hm ;: used car from this mun? STAFF 89 We thunk bcllcr um um hAnLh .xnd kllLTx JI WI'V ADK N cuboolx meT dumg Mm! Ihclx du bcsl-playmg Bottom half Marilyn Hetrick tMurylundt. Advisor, Mrs. Carlton tSibby BabyLSandra Harris tShoesL Hike L'pshaw tNanuL Middle ,, Joni Harmon tJonsieL Linda Erquiugu tl.il' Erqst, Jani Holt tSuntan Jam. Top Muriu Santos tBeanert. Reece Keener tReeciferL Tracy Gribble tGrubt, Susan McMahon tSuzie OJ 1... , Congrats to the new Mrs. Carlton from Winnada! We have ways of making you talkVi Whether it was dancing on the tables to a new song or throwing a congratulations party to a new Mrs. Carlton. the yearbook staff has managed t0 put to- gether their own ideas and creativity for a spirited yearbook. Every day during first period, ten wild and envy students got together to record and illus- trate Lowryis memories of 8 I T82 the best way possi- ble. In August 1981. four Winnada girls and advisor tMrs.Car1ton.J0ni Harmon. Maria Santos. Susan McMahon. Tracy GribbleT went to a yearbook camp at Logan Litah L'niversity. The five day ad- venture broadened ideas and skills. On their trip home they spent part of the day at Lagoon Amuse- ment Park. where they had the western picture be- low taken. The girls had a terrific time and many good memoriesi The theme 0f8 I NZ yearbook was chosen because of studenth attitudes and school styles. The Winnada class feels that Unity 7 Togetherness . . . The Best ofTimes. suits this year. All times in high school are cherishedt so the better the yearbook, the better the memoriesi The Yearbook class hopes you will all enjoy this yearbook . . . together. With a little help from Herff Jones. WIVNADA 93 Spanish Club Sells Mugs The Club started out with a bang the first week of school, but then much interest diminished, thus the activities got off to a slow start. With the start of the second semester the club sold Valentine flowers. These went over quite well. Throughout the year Mrs. Kicscr has been pushing the club to sell their Buckaroo Mugs , but therchs still probably a case or two left. They also did concessions for the track meets. Spanish Club also intends on going on a trip to the San Francisco area sometime to- wards the end of the year. Cheers to Lowry! Front: Deanna Lyons, v. prexe; Debbie Palmer, treasurer; Mrs. Kieser. Adviser; Steve Sorter. Back: Michelle Green, secretary; .Andree Bidart, Michelle Garis, Lisa Westmoreland. 94 SPANISH CLUB h 13; German Club Sells Gummy Bears W VKWW '- h h x , n 5.x, W J t9 . huff :,6 VJ wwi 5:- 'N$:tte..sri'rwxhsf's; 4w; 4 front Brendon Doyle. Mike Kuykcndall. Ken McDaniel. Middle: Barbara Graham. Tonja R;1msey.V'. Pres; Annette Santa Crui, Secretary Ronny Gribble. Treasurer Buck: Mrs. Broun, advisor; Marisa Brovm. President: James Roush. Not pictured: Dan Jones If Ludwig had heard this composition. hehd have thanked God he was dead The German Club has been somewhat active this war. Since selling German candy has turned into a tradition. once again this year they have sold their famous gummy bears. and German Chocolate In October the club travelled 10 Antioch. California for the uOktobcr Fesfi The German festival proved educational and fun while eating lots of German foods and watching German folk dances. The Ger- man Club would like 10 go sit in at a class ochrman at LINR. and also go see a German opera in Reno. GERMAV CLLJB 95 FFA Stronger Than Before This year the Future Farmers of America started offence again with the kick off barbequc. And also they were successful with their annual Citrus sale Selected members attended the national convention in Kansas City. coming back with the feeling ofsuccess, Working hard. they all fought to make this tht' best year ever. Youirc taking thix whether you like it ur nut, x -.-m This ixn't your ordinary pick of the crop pig, He always wanted to dissect a com 06 F I A '1': C Imnl an Run Wright. BIH Umn. N V Pm , 1 rank Huhn. 2nd V Prcx. .aIcnc Dmkc, Wuchnncx. Ruxxcll HcGurquil-xnn Vlnnlcro, Dem Ulm- Vikc Honlcrn. Ircx , Pclc I crmru. Scnnncl. Vans Jeanne Sdllu. chnrlcr. pm, H1lxnn McGJnA, .lnhulhun rmx, ,hm l'mnx. Shcllcy Jones. kac Hm Hull. Prcx; .lunlcc George. Sec. Brmn Mlkcn Second Rmu l-Insu Juncx f'nunh Rum. Mr George, kxlrcn Wudxxmrlh. HL'Idl Dunlclx, 1cbcuu l'chnvc. Michelle Matlhcvu, Kent Mxlcs, Scull Townc lcc Garncr. Izurl quUCI. Juncl Glasgow Undy Mclhmuld. 'l'clly Bland Hagen. Becky Gcnrgc. Phil Dichl. chf Brumm. Chad Juncx Third Raw Mr Georgc Nms don l cut my hu off. N14: Marie, hurry big box. FFA 97 ? F.H.A. HEY HEY HEY!!! F.H.A. had a busy year. November lOth they had a ham dinner for the installation of the new officers. Mrs. Mor- gan installed new officers. Sylvia Bohrn. Pres; Kim Young. V. pres; Sandra Cluh. Sec; Samantha Clah. Treasurer: Kcll; Workman. Historian: and Chris Lancn. Reporter. Some of the activitics included a raffle for :1 Christmas stocking full of candy. and also a Quccn-silcd quilt. On March 17th they attended state in Ely and re- 1urncd 0n the 20th. To top it all off. they had an award luncheon. They have had fun this year. Keep up the good work. girls!!! First mu. hrix lqucn. Samantha Cluh, Kim Young. Sylvia Bohrn,.lul1c Benjamin. Scum rmx18undm Huh. Ruth Wuucrmn. Kclb Workman. N01 Picturcd: Anncllc Duniclx. fulh His. 1 nuru Pmtcll, Cindy Runduhl. Shcrr; RunduhL Rulhcvu Viclurt Sheila Bcguy, 'Ikunur Wullcrsnn. OFFICERS: Kelly Workman. Sylvia Buhrn. Kim Young, Sandra Clah, Samantha Clah. Not Pictured: Chris Luncn. 98 FHA Pccl 1m b.1mm HM. Shula. Preparing for the installation dinnerv mum taxing dinncr. HIA 99 Front Row: Sharon Quilici, Marie Jeanne Salla. Joni Harmon, Treas; Dawn Gough. Nancy Cannom Scan Doyle. Angela Romero. Second Row: Janice George, Lisa Hallv Dcmarah Backus. Carol Scott. V. Pres; Deanna Lyons, Third Row: Jim Kracaw. Phil Romero. Pres ; Tom Donaldson, Henry Kingman. Sec; New Members: First Row: Andria: Bidart. Pat Chavez, Annie Drake, Michelle Garis. Teresa Vesco. Tina Ramsey. Second Row: Michelle Green, Julie Pearce. Marisa Brown. Lianne Errca. Lisa Echcvcrria. Kerri Frcshour. Rodney Glins- mann. Sandra Harris. Tracy Gribble. Andrew Hillycr, Frank Bidart. Mrs. Findley: Maria this is how you zip, 100 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4- ---. . 4. Julie being escorted. Phil. donk get aw any ideas This is Honor Society? Honor Society started offthc year by inducting 18 new members. The new members and the old members once again made concessions successful. Battle Mountaink Honor Society came to Winnemucca to compare notes and share ideas. They had their annual doughnut sales which. like every year. was a success. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IOI The Lettersmank Club Revivem The l.cttcrmank Club has been brought buck lo Lowry and are part of the Lowry tradition, oncc again. The flub Sponsored :1 donkcy basketball game in l cbruar3 and the lcucrmcn havc worked in the concession stands for football and wrestling. All 0f the moncy curncd goes to thc schoolk athletic fund. Welcome back lcltcrmcn. A future I cllcrnmn Before I was a letterman After I became L! lcltcrmun. 102 LETTERMEN I link.- . M rmx' Kcm Fruhour. Lisa Lchcxcrriu. .Iuni Harmon Todd DcBoms,.l1m UIW' SWH- kdrcn Addmx Janice GCOFSC. DUIJg BOsCh. Ruth Wullcrwn. Kruca. Scan Doyle. Hike Addmx'. 2nd row Vicki 5.11mi. Ruchcl Proctor. TCthu Piqucl. Chrix Vcsco. 5th mu: Kim Dandsom Phll Romero. Andrcu LN; Duidmn. Demumh Backus. Dmxn GoughV Keith N630. Kcllvx PUIA Hllhcr. Truc'x anblc. I mix Mcndozu. Ruben Graham, Henry Kingman. lock, Tern Rcmuld. er row: Kndrd l'uggA Leanne Errcu. Hike L'pshaw. Vlkc Swil- Dcnixc Cady Mdu Blunkcnlec. Scan Pcrnldu. Doug Graham. 4th row Some of us 0an get one locker , and disguised as mild-munncrcd lcltcrmcn, . a ,. 23.1123? rib; Mr. Wayne Clark, Director. 151 Row: Eric Keller. Ken Shustcr, Charles Todd Huff, Marty Clarkson, Karey Weston. Laura Powell. Becky George. Vaughn. 2nd Row: David Rackley. Wally Smiraldo. Galen Begay. Carla Ron Wright, Dave Elfering. 51h: Tom Donaldson Wrcsidcnn. Tom Baker. Shaul. Lcc Armstrong Danny Lee 3rd Row: Alex Vigil. Tydcl Ray. Wade Nice presidenU. Rick Scroggins. Curtis Armstrong Ron Rathbum, Chuck Tenney. Keith Ncary, Bill Hilliary. Man James, Jerry Peters. 41h Row Tharp. 6th Row: Rachel Procter. Brenden Doyle. Lena Edwards, Bill Don- 104 BAN D C l; . v aJ ' Of. an . a s .a' , 4 at ' . I . 'M a- .. - . .. Promoting spirit :1! Lowry High; How Cume our instruments gel chairs and we don't? l06 BAND Preparing for the Chrixtmttx Concert. Little boy blue. blow your hnrn. The 1981-83 Band has done 21 great job this year and they received many compliments on their concert in December. They also received compli- ments on their marching The band marched in Carson City for the Nevada Day Parade and in Reno for UNR's Homecoming Parade. The Pep Band helped Promote spirit throughout the year at football and basketball games. Mri Vine, an Artist ln Residence was here for eight weeks in December and January working with the band. He helped the band students in and out of school Lind he held two concerts in January that were very nice. Marching. our way, BAN D 107 Riding 8z Roping Rodeo Club Top Row: Leo Garner. Carl Johnson. Glynn Montcro, John Simmons, Mike Mon- and Sam Glasgow Bottom Row: John Bell, President; Tom Mullcneaux. Dan Bell. I tero, Roy Echeverria, and Kelly Pollock. Middle Row: Vakric Drake. Marla Bog. Russ McGarva. Jim Evans, Glen McCoy. Telly Bland, Vice President; and Waync gio. Heidi Daniels, Milton McGarva, Janet Glasgow. Scrapbook; Lisa Hall, Debbie Jones Glasgow, Treasurer; Pete Ferraro. Cindy McDonald. Joyce Glasgow. Secretary; John hangs on! John displays his skill in calf roping which led him to the High 108 RODEO CLUB - - IWIL-lll II C Lisa rounds the barrel in Gardncrvillc for a first place in Barrel Racing 1 School Nationals in Douglas. Wyoming. Cindy ties the critter up! Action photos courtesy of Sammye Ugalde. RODEO CLUB 109 Art Club Makes Big Leaps You Gotta Have Skin Art Club's main project this year was the Art Fair which was held in March at the Winne- mucca Fine Arts Gallery. The fair displayed am from all over the county. kindergarten through high school for a month. Art Club painted a sign for a service station and sold clay Easter projects to raise money for a trip they look in May. The members of the club also put on a skit for Homecoming which was entitled You Gotta Have Skin . Art Club Members: Stephan Morrison. Teresa Hagen, Dawn Cough, Mark Lizanet7 7 Presidan Sheila Bcgayg Lianne Errca Vicc Presidcm. Sandra Boyd. Penny Bcgay 7 SecretaryTreasurcr, Karen llarvcll. Jessica Winchell and Mrs. Susan Rorex, Adviser. llO ART CLUB Senior Snap Shots The Wolf strikes again, Ht: got bouncing :md behaving hair Of course he said yes! Give it two more years 10 age. CANDIDS 1H Choir Sings On Mr Clark directs thc choir durlng their opening number rake Tunc for love at lhcn' annml Chrhlnmx pmgmm, Bottom row: Heidi I'runl. Marla Santus. Julic Sunton. Murry Xnn $tecnclx. Secretary; Tmu Zlglcr. Susan Miller. Jame Whitmnrc, Vicki Garrison, Lena Edwards Middle row: Llsu Gonmles, Tim Smith. Rulhcxu Victon Ramona Agullur, chbnc Daniels. Dawn Cough Kim Crusx. President: Dcdc Choatc. Kelly Woodard. L'Jrol Gur- don. Tnnu Turner, Top row Wanda Kendrick. Marcelle Vundchur llerc. Maelenc Johnwn. Kdrcn Baum. Regg'c Kinnamdn. Dean Cumpcll, Mr. Clark. Adviser; Rocky Findlcvx. Pal McDude. Nn- ncttc Daniels. Treasurer, Kns WII- mn. Mun Biddle. Cindy Randall. Tummy Cuylcr, Not pictured: Suc Shzm, Kclb Gurrixon. Vlcchrcxx- dent The Lowry Choir has been quite busy this ycur. They started off the year by selling Rccce's Peanut Cups to misc money for the National Honor Choir that mm in lilko in February. Thc'x have held two concerts this year. one in December and one in Febru- 2er 112 ORGA IZATIO S Pep Club Provides Spirit! f The Pep Club cheers Bottom row: Tami Sperm Nitti'y Fries. Deanna Lyons, Dawn Gought lviunnc Errca. thmmic Cuylcri Middle row: Stephan mex. Kelli Woodard. Trina Turncn Kris Wil- son, Pam me. I'Inrcnce Begin, Marisa Brmxn. Back row: Viurcclle V'Jndchttrliere, Kelly V'unhorn. Nmuy Manning. Jili Kinwyt Dee Norris. Carol Gordon. Sheila Be- guy, Lisa Gonzales, Karen Vander- Viurlicre. Sandra Boyd. Nadine Brown. 11nd Sherry Scott. The Lowry Pep Club has done wonderful things this year. They have provided our teams with refreshments after the games. locker decorations. locker room decorations. but most of all with their support. They have helped with the wrestling matches, been at all of the other games Cheering the teams on, and have held cake raffles to raise money to go to the away games on Pep Busses. Their main goal this year is to go to the State Tourna- ment in Reno. ORGANIZATKWtS I 13 Buckaroo Whiz Kids Vulh Club mzu bc good uith figuru. but with uhul kind 0f figum is thc qucslion. Hum Ihcir gmup plclurc and Ihc cundidx tukcn bclow ilk ubxinm Ihq'rc ;: xlmngc bunch nf kidx! f! . U1umrxc I kmm 2m hwkw mmlwmtmn' I'm H1 HAIII lub .lrcnll l hmid Hm puw'Dl-x by K: mumtwr ul HAM: Mb Buck mm er I'lndlcy, anwr. t dml Scull. Todd DcBnmx, Inm Dmuldwn. :Xndrcu Hlllrxcr. Hum Bnmn. Dcnnm l yum. NLIII BldnkJnlCC Middle rmx' chphnn Vnrrwun. Dcnmruh Bugkux Dung anch fmm mu .llm chau. Scan Dmlc, Ph1lllp Romero 114 MAIH QLLB 1 y x; , ' 3' 1 ; U l..- -- ' ' a wk ' v- . U . 1 -PX ' 1 ' 'T' . Buck mu, Pcnny Bcgku.5hc11;t Bcgzu. v111dmc Brumu D;mn17inugh. Tum mu: Kcll; Gm'r1wn.51cp1xm Vnrriwn..1mc 1 10191 Jannm RmchurL Spurn. BHDHIC Hillnn. thmn PrutL ku11'x Wurknmn,V1c1uG.1rriwn,1mm Scan and Shcllu xwrkmg nn 111c1r Lmuutx Tumblin1 Tumbleweed The 1981-82 Newspaper staff did its best to let the students know what was going on in the school. Thq worked hard to gct the paper out on time and usually did. Stephan und .lcnnlc running copies of the ncxnpupcr. 111VSPNPFR SFAH 115 Buckarettes Come On Strong The Buckaraettes of 1981-82 came on strong this year with all of their spirit and enthusiasm! They helped cheer at all of the games and danced at half time, too! They raised money with their cake raffles and their frog raffle also. The Buckarcttcs worked hard this year and did a good job! 39.. v; Back row: kris Timmons, Shelly Miller, Anita ilurado, Karen Adams, Mary Gocringv Ruth WHHCFSOH, Tamra Watterson, Terry Redd, Front rOtK: Liz Marilyn Hctrick, Michelle Grccnl Graham. Tina Ramsey. Michelle Veitch, Nancy Cannon, Shannon Ruyv I l6 BL'CKAREILil'ljS Working Hard?! Buckarcttcs perform during Homecoming! g BUCKARETTFS I17 A Spirited Crew in 81- 82 Don't drink boole! Girls. it's not nice to point! Angie, Joni. and Kathy cheer the girls B-ball team on to victory! 118 CHEERLEADERS Bucknrom. buckurous. gut 0n .mur Jab? The cheerleaders worked very hard this year on promoting spirit throughout the school with their crazy homecoming skit, that wild snake dance, and those strange pep assem- blics.Wi1h all of those things and a lot more it was obvious there was more school spirit this year than there has been in the past. Gcc Sandra. dnn l look so cxcilcd? The Songleuders and the Chccrleudcrs perform u: the pup assembly CHEERLEADERS 119 9th , w... .. '.uu.g+ J.Ji' , - q. 'Ihlrd row: Tug Gribble. Dcmumh Backus. Shcrry Mussclnmn. Angela Romcrq Lori Fugg. Top: Joni Hurmnn, Andriic Bidurl, Kerri l'rcshnur. HEFRl EADELRS III Student Council Works T0 Better Our School The Student Council once again sponsored Homecoming, set- ting it off with a tug-of-war competition between each class. They also sponsored the annual Christmas decoration competi- tion. putting up $25. which was awarded to the freshmen. Other activities included a trip to Wooster to visit their Student Coun- cil. and in May. newly elected officers attended the State Con- vention in Ely to better acquaint them with their offices. Also, , The Student Council uwurdcd Hrs, Dnlun lln award for her outstanding service 1hC.SIUdcnl CounCII IS trymg to get 87 pop machine. .and mic m our schmt trying to get students aware of the importance of keeping their school Clean. Keep up the good work? With this pile 0f wood. the mphomnre class won the hon fire Competition. STUDENT COUNCIL Ill Student Council Works T0 Better Our School The Student Council once again sponsored Homecoming, set- ting it off with a tug-of-war competition between each class. They also sponsored the annual Christmas decoration competi- tion. putting up $25. which was awarded to the freshmen. Other activities included a trip to Wooster to visit their Student Coun- cil. and in May. newly elected officers attended the State Con- vention in Ely to better acquaint them with their offices. Also, , The Student Council uwurdcd Hrs, Dnlun lln award for her outstanding service 1hC.SIUdcnl CounCII IS trymg to get 87 pop machine. .and mic m our schmt trying to get students aware of the importance of keeping their school Clean. Keep up the good work? With this pile 0f wood. the mphomnre class won the hon fire Competition. STUDENT COUNCIL Ill Bucks Leave Mark in 81 Juxtifiublc jubilation after win nvcr Managua. Romero. chcau Piquct, John Bell. Earroll Evick, Coach Jaurcguilo, Front row: Chad PiqueL manager; Kclly Pollock, Terry chtt, Sean Doyle, Jim Kracaw. Keith Wright. Kraig Lords, Mike Adams, Todd chonis lst team all-sxatc: Roy Echeverria. Doug Busch, and Andrew Hillycm Back row: Coach Ringhcimcr, Mike Bays, Ken Anderson, Kevin Rungc Dave Buckingham, Bob Nakamura. Doug Bosch. Andrew Hillycr, Tom Reinold. Sam Glasgow. Chris Vcscm Luis Mendoza, Coach Mendiola. Mid dle row: Aidan Hansen, manager; Mike Upshaw, Mike Klemish, Phillip 126 VARSITY FOOTBALL Are mu xurc tau cztn work the camera. ilne'? Hurry SCLHL pass the ball? The Varsity football team didnit win a championship this season but weire very proud of their 54 record. Lowry has never been known L158 football school, but with the football team we had this year that's starting to change. The crowd and cheerleaders went wild every game. and quite Ll few fans showed up to the away games too. The two most exciting games of the entire season were when Lowry beat the Elko Indians who were then undefeated and then defeated the Manoguc Miners whom Lowry hasnit beaten in a long time Yes the Lowry Buckaroos definitely left their mark in i81! A faithful crowd followed the football team to Lovelock. VARSITY FOOTBALL 127 LOWRY 26 6 36 20 12 42 6 20 19 J . V . Football HAWTHORNE 6 BATTLE MTN. 12 WHITTELL 6 MANOGUE 38 YERINGTON 19 LOVELOCK 6 TAHOE TRL'CKEE 20 ELKO 15 FERNLEY 13 RECORD 5-4 I wonder if sth thinking of me right now? Todd Dc1ong gaining alot of yardage for Bucks at away game 128 J.V'. FOOTBALL Splits Season 5-4 1981 J.V'. foolbu111cuding rushcr mu Sum Dodd. Sam gained over 1.000 Ixurds and had 10 touch downx Best performance was by Doug Graham Rush-167. pass-HO. touchdowns-B. Defense was led by Pat McDadc. Scan Pcraldo, Jeff Brumm. Sum Dodd giving 11 2111, FRONT: Kelly Dick. Richard BrownWally Sn11raldo,PhilDich1.Danny Lcc,Pau1Kerr.Wade Reux.F.ar1Hagan.F.ric Barringcr, Brian Morton, Tim MCBridc.Ran1 dy Mega. SECOND ROW: Duvc 1,eon,Car1 Rose. Kevin Knight. George Alvercz, Richard Laflcn. Bernardo Sanchez.ChadJancs,Tydc1 Ray. Rob Bonner. Jeff Bruan David Schwartz. David Racklcy, Keith chry THIRD: Jim Billingslq 1Head Coach1. Dean Campbell. Chuck Tharpe. Craig Drake. Dan Bell. Bob Casalez. Doug Graham. Clifmn Brown. Sean Peraldo. Todd DcLong. Jim Evans. Rub VunDiesl, Sum Dodd. Herk Crisswell.1AM,Coucm,LASTiJamcs Roush, Ron Wright, Ray McDadc, Mike Montcro. Pat McDade. Pele Ferarro, And$ charza. Todd Miller 1A551. Couchl, J.VX FOOTBA L 1, 129 Varsity Takes Third nail! Kdren xhoots for 2. Jump. Caml, lump 130 BASKETBAI I 50 White Pine 28 65 Hawthorne 63 45 Elko 38 61 Manogue 28 45 Battle Mtn. 29 61 Elko 58 47 Elko 32 93 Fernley 27 70 Lovelock 33 49 Truckee 44 66 Battle Mtn. 47 57 Yerington 50 50 N. Tahoe 38 61 Whittell 51 81 Lovelock 21 61 Pahrump 43 49 Incline 51 55 Incline 57 The Varsity girls basketball team formerly the AA State Champs came out in third place this year. The teams average was 59.4 points per game, shooting 40.1 percent from the field and 52 percent from the line. Carol Scott for the second year led the Bucks offensively as the leading scorer followed by Teresa Vesco. Front Row: Coach Christcan. Second Row: Manager Debi Glasgow. Dede Choatc. Third Row: Rachel Procter. Teresa Vesco. Melonie Peters, Vicki Salmi. Fourth Row: Demarah Backus. Carol Scott, Lisa Davidson. Kim Davidson, Karen Adams. Denise Cady, BASKETBALL 131 Mcliwl's up For 1 ' V Front Row l cri Bcnch. Becky George. Cuach Wilson. Annie Drake. Tanya Lurimv Sccnnd Row: Manager Andi Berti. Kim Ruckus. Julie Pearce. Barbara Graha Rita lnllon, Ann kcurns. Ruth Wullcrxnn. karen Hcslcrlcc. Melissa Smith, 1.1m lamb. Unimm Gomez 133 IV BASKFTBML Camera shy, 10 I8 10 3'4 45 39 46 n 44 30 30 Go gcl'cm. Elko Battle Mln. Elko Battle Mtn. N. Tahoe Incline Hawthorne Elko Fernley Truckcc Truckcc lV. 35 40 50 38 54 29 52 52 51 43 47 BASKETBALL 133 l' ' X First Row: Jim Cannon, Jim Kerr. Second Row: Jim Aguuer. Mike Adams. Earl Hagen, John Simmons. Tim Davis. Kelly Pollock. Mike Sortorv Jeff Ellifrin, Keith Ncaryx Third Row: Coach Jim Billingslcy Compliments of GENE 8; LYLE DAVIS I34 WRESTLING First ROW: TOITI Reinold, Tom Baker. JOC SthldS Second ROW: Jlm Kra- P31 McDadc Tim Andergon' Frank Jurado. Ken Andersom Asst. Coach caw. Rich Enochsom Chad lanes, Matt James Third Row: Lenard Wright, Rick Ringhgimcr, Compliments of GENE 81 LYLE DAVIS WRESTLING I35 The others look on 10 see if Ricky will pin his man. You're lucky I'm letting you have it easy! Tiaafs right, girls. I'm a gorgeous wrestler. Working hard to win the match. Compliments of GENE 81 LYLE DAVIS 136 WRESTLERS Wrestlers Struggle For Victory The Bucks ended the season with a 6-1 duel match record and also won three Invitational Tournaments. They worked hard lifting weights and running three days a week and gave their best at practices 5 days a week. Throughout the entire season many of the wrestlers starved themselves to make weight and looked pretty thin. But that didnht hold them back from taking Second in the State Tournament in Yerington, and after that they all fattened up on hamburgers, cokes, and Snickers bars. Individual winners at State were 131 Rich Enochson and Kelly Pollock, 2nd a Keith Neary and Jim Kracaw, 3rd 7 Jeff Ellifritz, Ricky Jurado. Tom Bakert Tim Davis, and Pat McDadc, and 4th 7 Keith Wright and Tom Reinold. Jim Kracaw also set a school record with 77 career wins. Yes. the wrestlers worked hard this year and deserved all of the support they received; they were great! Mr. Billingslcy coaches from the side. 0' I. ' I l Pin him, Tim! Look Annie, first place! Compliments of GENE 8; LYLE DAVIS WRESTLERS 137 Volleyball Catches Division I AA Title Rccd 15-13. 15-10 Battle Mtn. 15-13. 15-10 Ycrington 15-9. 10-15. 15-5 N0. Tahoc 15-7. 12-15. 1511 Battle Mtn. 8-15. 15-10. 15-8 Whittell 15-12. 11-15. l5-10 Lovclock 12-15. 15-11. 15-2 Lovclock 15-8. 15-3 Whittcll 15-12. 11-15. 15-10 Incline 3-15. 10-15 Fcrnlcy 15-13. 15-8 Hawthorne 3-15. 15-10. 15-12 Battle Mtn. 15-10. 15-10 Yerington 15-2. 15-4 White Pine 15-7. 15-13 f'crnlct 15-12. 8-15. 15-9 Elke 11-15.15-13. 13-15 Elke 5-15.15-9.12-15 Battle Mtn. 15-6. 15-9 Truckee 15-4. 9-15, 15-13 Lovclock 8-15. 12-15 lnclinc 8-15. 15-8. 12-15 Elko 15-13.15-10 Elko 11-15.9-15 The Bucks ended their season with an 18-6 overall record and a perfect 6-0 conference record. giving them the Division 1 AA Title. Teresa Vcsco was the leading scorer. averaging 8 points per game and a total of 190 for the season. She also was the most accurate server with 96 7c. Following Teresa was Carol Scott with an average 015 points per game and a total of 132. Spiking was led by Lisa Davidson with an average of 8 spikes per game and a total of 188. Teresa Vesco had 7 spikes per game with 129 for the year and Carol Scott had 6 and a total of 85. Blocking was led by Lisa Davidson with a total of 125. Carol Scott with 85, Teresa Vcsco with 78 and Teresa Hagen with 64. Joni Harmon led all sets, with an average of 18 per game and a total of 447. Penny Begay aver- aged 9 sets per game with a total of 229 for the season. Lisa slams onc past the block, 138 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Tcrcsa Jumps high for the spike. Joni jumps 10 backwl, m Left 10 right: Joni Harmon, Carol Rose. Teresa Vcsco, Carol Scott. l,isu Davidson. Teresa Hagen, Kim Ashby. Dawn Guugh, and Penny Bcgay. Kneeling: Coach Todd Miller. Not pictured: Kimberlee DavidA SUTL ' . I l Teresa shows off her bumps. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL I39 JV Volleyball Sets It Up! $ v , .. ' . .' .... --.- l r J-- 1' 1, v - :5 ' , I kv- ; g -' . Kris Timmons, Michelle Garis. Julie Pearce. Susan Romero, Denise DeLong, Ruth Watlcrson, Liz Graham. Angie Nielsen, Lana Larius, Chris LaHin. Tanya Lanos. Coach: Jane Miller 3 Lowry returns a fast ball. Denise displays a skillful bump. 140 JV VOLLEYBALL Rccd 5-15 13-15 Lovclock 15- 3 15- 7 Owyhec 15- 3 15- 8 Incline 15- 8 15- 3 McDermitl 6-15 8-15 Hawthorne 15-11 13-15 15-13 1.0velock 15-11 15-5 15-11 14-16 15-11 Ycringlon 15- 7 12-15 15- 6 Battle MI. 16- 4 9-15 1-15 Fcrnley 12-15 15- 7 10-15 Whiucll 15-1011-1515-10 Elko 4-15 9-15 Lovclock 13-15 15- 3 15-13 Truckee 13-15 15-10 4-15 Elko 3-15 10-15 Battle ML 13-15 15-12 9-15 Conference 5-1 N. Tahoe 15-10 15- 4 All-Around 10-8 The JV Volleyball team had a grcut season. With a lot 01' hard work they were able to finish the year with a 5-1 Conl'crcncc and 111-8 All-Amund record. Couchcd by Jane Millcr the team pmvcd to bc impressive on the coun Ruth concentrates very hard, Careful not to go over the line. JV VOLLEYBALL 141 Buckaroos Capture Division I Title TtharsItVV Basketball Tcam: Mike L pshaw Frmk Bidan chcau Piquet Scan DOVIC 00rd0n George AndV VIIller KcllV Grady Andrch Hilchr ChrIchsco Kingman Danm McntabcrrVV Dun Swanson Kneeling: Assistant Cunch HcrL Criswcll CoaLh l VVnn Cunningham. V 34 KellV in on the rebound. An easy 2 points. Chris shoots for the basket. Lowry captured the Division 1 title in the newly reorganized AA conference with a perfect 7-0 record. They finished 14-9 for the season. The team shot 37?? from the field and 68921 from the line, averaging 65 points per game while holding their opponents to 58 points per game. They pulled down 38 rebounds per game. Don helps trap the opponent Chris Vesco took scoring honors for the team with a regular season t0t3101283 points. averaging 12 points per game; he also led the team with 47 steals. Andy Miller had the best field goal shooting percentage with 429?. Mike Upshuw shot a blistering 846G; from the line To no one: surprise M led the team in rebounds. pulling down 194 rebounds during the regular season. averaging 8 rebounds per game. Danny Mcntabcrry led the team with 38 forces. Sean Doyle had 63 assistx 61 47 59 56 71 84 54 77 69 59 74 47 53 Elko White Pine Elko JV Sparks Lassen Elko Truckee Fallon Fallon Battle Mt. Love10ck Elko Battle Mt. 46 53 33 60 67 35 60 73 71 53 53 61 55 Lowry Varsity Record 64 N. Tahoe 77 Lovelock 58 Incline 50 Manogue 71 Hawthorne 68 Fernley 77 Elko 77 Truckee 76 Whittcll 70 Yerington State: 57 Manogue 72 TahoeTruckee VARSITY BASKETBALL 143 52 67 67 60 56 39 62 78 61 66 57 74 J .V. Basketball 10-10 The Lowry High J.V'. Basketball team topped off the year with a record of ten wins and ten losses. They averaged 36 pcrcenl from the field. 51 percent from the free throw line. Their offensive and defensive rebounds averaged 315 per game. There were 10.9 assists per game. Their scoring average was 52 points per game. Gary Stoker averaged 12 points per gamc. Although Scan Pcraldo ended the season early, he managed to average 10 points a game. 69 McDermm Var, 63 M Luvclmk 33 42 Austin Var 62 57 lnclinc 47 X0 Elku Fresh 23 40 Hanoguc 51 54 Carlin Var. 64 47 Hawthorne 49 70 Owyhcc Vur, 57 44 Fernlcy 20 h 43 Fallon 65 3.1 lilko bl David Schwartz. Vlax Herrera. Todd Thompson. Thomas V'ogcs. Jeff Ydmndn. Run WrighL 55 Baulc Mountain 36 5g Tahoe Truckcc 70 Robert Graham, Scan Pcruldo, Craig Drake, Gary Stoker, Doug Graham Knccllng: Greg Slan- 45 Lovclock 38 52 Whiucll 53 dridgc. Coach Mcndiola. Chad Piquelv 4! Hkn $3 36 Ycringlun 4T 55 Battle Mountain 40 49 North Tahoe 45 Ron shoots the ball. Jeff Rebounds. I44 J.Vh BASKETBALL Jeff Reaches for the ball, Thomas fights for Ihe bull. JV. BASKETBALL 1-15 hmmmh Hukm. Cward in Hump BMJI Quccn lnm Harmun. cxuulcd M l le Mcndnm. IUHM lldnhcx. cxcnrlcd bx Philip Rumcrn I mx ry's homecoming xmx bcucr than cvcr thix ycar, chncxduy night Ihc traditional spughcni feed was hcld with all Ihc Cluwcs participulmg Thc xcnmrx mudc Ihc xpughcm. 1hc juninrx xcrvcd Ihu dinncrx xhc mphumuro Licwr.xlcd and Ihc frcshmcn clcuncd up, lhc sluts xwrc held In Ihc gun right after lhc xpughcm 1'ccd.Thc chccrlcudcr xkil rcccixcd first. Ihc cldss of 82 bluccd scmnd. and the class 01' NH rcccivcd third, I hcrc was :1 bun firc cmnpclilinn, lhc sophunmru pluccd firxt.Md;xxr1ukC duncc fullouing lhc skits. 'l hursduy night Ihc girlx pluwd buxkclb'all mlh Hunoguu friduy Afternoon Ihcrc xx ;1 x:11lIg 0f-mlr xx ilh lhc junior girls placing firxL Ml neck lung Loxw; xludcnlx xxcrc ignited uilh xpiril which madc Homecoming Bcucr 'I h.m lixcr NH IIOHH UHl G l wk Joni. HIV H.1mc h on hcrc The Victory and the Defeat lhc cnumrx mix dccpix hurt mcr Ihc .txxzwnumn HIV Ihc I115 plmn Pmidcm Xmmr SMJI, lhc mcd I'h Inmdcd lllrhrniu. gunning Icns'ion In l'nrmcrs. l cch Wdlcm lcd Pnlnndx Solidarity Rcugnnn- micx brnupht JbUUI ncu lmdgcl culx Xnd S.1ndr.1 Du; OT nnnnr wax Ihc hm xwmm Suprcmc Hurt .luqicc lhc MIAH' um brought dmxn by and lmppcnmgx mth Ihc dc.lth HI . I nucll l'hnmnx.0m;lr Br.1dlc.x..luc I nuix. Mmhc Dunn. William HHldcrkHIHH.1i1c-x. 11.!hc Wand I hcrc xxcrc .xlm wmc 11mm uf flT'Cd! dcichmtim mth Ihc xwddmg wt' Irkzd-x Hum .md Prmcc l1;1rlcx$1xg.1r RA-x l cmr'd dct c.1tcd Hhim;h Hcarnx In dct'cnd lm lillc. Thc Mr mmmllcrx xmkc brought Icminn In mrlincx And lhc rubiclx cuhc punlcd hundrcdx, Vutt' Nuikzt prcwim' v1 lyxrl mmxxmulml .EA A M-u -AH--- - luh .11$ 1. Snithmx lmder :r: I'Hlami Rmywrmwm a. mum um: Smdm lhx WCUmmr clurlcd Hm unmm Suprm Cnurl llMuC IRU World l'xcnh anmnc umxm lam Scnmn numbcr 0116' mi: ' VHQVN ka 3 VA , The LOWRY BL CK XRCKJS When 1 gm up 1 anna bc :1 Buck 1r L-L1c HO M ECO M I NC I 49 IA 3'vx. qucll Ihmmx Omar Bradley Jnc Lnuxx Nimhc Duym Rlllmm Holden BIH Halley Mimhu Wood IN9ZVWM lquwxl WHrWHl WIEWXI IQINWNI W:?WM 1919-th , 1,!- O X. 1; .' .r.r' .d-d Prince Churlcx married LJde Dlzmu In thc royal wedding of the .xmr Mr wnlrollen slnkc caused heated tenslon. Rubick cubc crulu hm the LES WORLD EVLNTS I5! Local and State Events Dick churlu appointed Judge The year began with the highway 80 by-pass completed. The Slur is being rebuilt and a Convcntion Center is being built next 10 it. Dick charza was appointed District Judge. Thu Schom Bond Issue was passed so the new school on Grass Valley Road will be built. This summer the Stock Car szccs were one Of the biggest lhings that came to Winncmuccu. The Sage Theater burned and is to be reopened. 153 EVENTS Winncmucca by-pais finishcd Stock cur races wcrc lhc'bigngl thing this summcr, Star is being rebuilt. Vcw Convcnlion Ccnlcr being builL Earlier this year the MX project was not passed. A law was passed that if you got caught speeding it would only be a $5.00 fine up to 70 mph and the d.u.i. laws were stricter. Claude Dallas shot two forest Rangers close 10 Winnemucca and got away. The people of Nevada raised all together 70 thousand dollars for a nmrfs heart transplant. but he ended up dying a couple days before. so the money went to his family. Sage theater to bc rcupcncdv LVEINTS l53 Students Hard At Work la, Scan Buulh :md thhcllcG.mu3f1,mxn High SchnuI. llxtcn m Dr Baldcx K Vig durin;V Sclcncc Day All Ihc l nivcmly nf chdchnn Uc you ux wnfuxcd us I am ' ' Thlx upcxwllcr n my bcxl mund ' 95-: SH DI T UH L l Il set this kid straight. give me time. Why didn't I choose a female model? It xtould have been much more inspiring than Bub STLIDENT LIFE 155 Hush your troubles :mny Like mm. cvcrylhlng ls upsidc downY' Hiker Vdo you beliexc in ARTESIAVS'? 156 STUDENT LIFE Well. what can I mix. So dick .1 Inuk- mmcm sh'x ' STLIDENI' HFL 157 Nu. Aidan. this hn'l Yuhllcc ' kinda like pulling lufl'y Jill class is over ,., Jill. 158 STLDFVT LIFE Twinkle. Twinkle. Little Slur. Luix.Il1cy'rc coming to lake us away. Well. paige. hmx about it STLIDENT LIFE I59 iJ ., , - -!--- ,--. TRADING POST... 1' I W IIlC-Il'l' I!- Ti? 6 ' - V I a . . SANDY'S 11 . .. -. 4 TRADING POST 81UPHOISTERY USED FURNITURE DON AND MARY ELLIFRIT7 ANTIQUES MONTGOMERY WARD HAROLD HAD 81JlJNE SEVERSON 48 EAST FOURTH STREET 308 5; BRIDGE WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA 023 2521 PHONE 623-3733 SCOTT SHADY COURT MOTEL PO, BOX 672 WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA PHONE. 62373646 SOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATION CONGRATULA I IUNQ Ll ASS m 82 160 ADS w JOHNSONS FOOD TOWN C.B. BROWN CO. 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CASHELL, ; Chairman of the Board 1 0025 623-2525 1 DICK SCOTT, 30 WEST WINNEMUCCA BOULEVARD PresidenUGcneral Manager WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA 89445 192 ADS Lann-d INDEX Aabcrg, Jodi 50, 170 Abrcgo, Cindy 82 Adams, Karen 15, 17, 103, 111, 130,131,154,158 Adams, Mike 35, 36, 41, 103, 134 ADMINISTRATION, DISTRICT 78, 79 ADMINISTRATION, HIGH SCHOOL 80, 81 Aguilar, Ramona 62, 112 Agutter, Jim 60, 62, 74, 122, 134 Aitken, Brian 46, 50, 96, 97 Alvarez, Jorge 50, 129 Anderson, Ken 12, 17, 135, 157, 174 Anderson, Tim 50, 129, 135, 136 u. Andrcss, Clyde 82 Arbonies, Tom 39, 50 Archer, Darrel 17, 38 Armstrong, Curtis 36, 104 Armstrong Lee 50, 104, 106 ART CLUB 110, 111 Arvans, Louisa 17 Ashby, James 17 Ashby, Kim 138, 139 Austin, Chuck 50 Austin, Greg 171, 188 Austin, Tracie 166 Babbs, Frank 62 Backus, Demarah 14, 17, 31, 100, 103, 120, 130, 131, 148, 155, 174, 185 Backus, Kim 62, 105, 107, 132 Baker, Curtis 17 Baker, .1011 50, 155 Baker, Tom 17, 30, 104, 135, 136 BAND 104-107 Banks, Robbin 36 BASKETBALL, BOYS' JV 144, 145 BASKETBALL, BOYS1 VARSITY 142, 143 BASKETBALL, GIRLS' JV 132, 133 BASKETBALL, GIRLS' VARSITY 130, 131 Baum, Karen 46, 62, 112 Begay, Florence 17, 113, 174 Begay, Galen 9, 62, 104 Bcgay, Penny 36, 110, 138, 139 -. Begay, Sheila 36, 99, 110, 113, 155 f Bell, Dan 62, 108, 129 3- Bell, Dave 79 .43 1611161111116: 62, 105 31,. Bell, John 18, 108 8359' Benjamin, Jackie 62 3 Benjamin, Julie 50, 98 Bennett, Molly 62 Beringer, Eric 62 Bermeosolo, Greg 18, 174 Bertz, Andi 62, 132 8th, Scott 63 Bidart, Andree 50, 120, 164 .1 Bidart, Frank 36, 96, 125, 142 ; ,Bidaurrcta, Joe 50 ?v Biddle, Cindy 18, 169, 174 ,Bidplle, Margarett 18, 169, 174 f Biddle, Mary 63, 112, 169 :3 Billingsley, Jim I, 5, 82, 89, 129, 134, 136, 137, 184 Billingsley, Tim 184 4 p; P. .3, x Black, Johnna 49, 63, 105 Bland, Telly 96, 108 Blankenzec, Matt 12, 31, 103, 125, 149, 174, 185 Blanton, Lavonne 18 Blattman, James 82 Boggio, Marla 63, 108 Bohrn, Sylvia 36, 98, 99 Bond, Joanne 63 Bonner, Lisa 18 Bonner, Rob 50, 125, 129 Booth, Eddie 82 Booth, Scan 36, 154 Bosch, Doug 4,11,14,18, 31,103, 148, 174, 181 Bosch, Teri 61, 63, 123, 132, 147, 181 Bosworth. Susan 46, 50, 55 Botts, Jeanne 79 Bouge, Allen 50 Bowman, Tim 63 Boyd, Sandra 36, 37, 110, 113, 170 Braden, Len 83 Bricker, Mike 50, 154 Brickcy, Don 18 Brown, Chris 50 Brown, Clifton 50, 129 Brown, Frank 50 Brown, Jill 158 Brown, Katharina 83 Brown, Marisa 18, 113, 174, 185 Brown, Nadine 37, 113 Brown, Richard 63, 129 Brumm, Jeff 63, 96, 129 Buchan, Mary 37 BUCKARETTES 116, 117 Buckingham, Dave 19 Burrow, Kris 51 Cady, Denise 38, 45, 103, 120, 130, 131 Calder, Curtis 63 Camacho, Amanda 63, 123, 147 Campbell, Dean 63, 112, 129 Cannon, Jimmy 64, 134 Cannon, Kathy 186 Cannon, Nancy 8, 15, 19, 29, 36, 100,101,105,106,122,149,158 Carlton, Sibyl 2, 3, 83, 93 Carson, Spike 51, 129 Casalez, Bob 64, 129 Casds, Karen 83 Chavez, Pat 51 CHEERLEADERS 118-121 Choate, Dede 37, 112, 131 CHOIR 112 Christcan, Ken 83, 131 Christcan, Laura 81, 174 Cichon, David 51 Clah, Samantha 19, 98, 99, 174 Clah, Sandralenc 37, 98, 99 Clark, Bill 78 Clark, Denise 64 Clark, Rose 51 Clark, Wayne 84, 104, 106, 112 Clarkson, Marty 104 Clarno, Bill 64, 74 Clausen, Debbie 6, 19 Clelland, Carson 19, 30, 80, 174 Coffer, Chris 64 Coffer, Wendy 19 Collins, Alicia 19 Collins, Scan 51 Combs, Kelli 50, 51, 53, 120, 123. 147, 149, 164 Conn, Bill 19, 96, 97 Conn, Susan 51 Cook, Paula 186 COOKS 88 Corbett, Willie 64 Cress, Kim 19, 92, 112, 174 Crites, David 64 Crow, Jon 64, 96 Crow, Stephen 64, 113 Cunningham. Gini 77, 84, 123 Cunningham, Lynn 84 CURRENT EVENTS 150-153 Curtis, Bryan 64 CUSTODIANS 88 Cuyler, Tammie 37, 112, 113 Dallman, Darryl 51 Daniels. Annette 51, 112 Daniels, Debbie 65, 112 Daniels, Heidi 65, 96, 108 Daniels, Tim 65 Danielson, Kirk 37 Davidson, Kimberlee 20, 103, 131, 138, 139, 174 Davidson, Lisa 37, 38, 42, 103, 130,131,138,139 Davis, Denise 65, 105 Davis, Tim 20, 134, 136, 137 de Arrieta, Joe 80 DeBonis, Jo Ann 76, 81 DeBonis, Todd 7, 9, 14, 20, 31, 103, 111, 174 Dell, Denise 20 Delong, DeDe 79 Delong, Denise 65, 75, 140, 141 Delong, Todd 51, 128, 129 Desruisseaux, Lisa 51 Desruisseaux, Tim 37 Dick, Brian 51 Dick, Kelley 4, 49, 51, 129 Dick, Norman 51 Dick, Paul 20 Diehl, Phil 61, 65, 69, 96, 124, 129 Dillon, Rita 47, 51, 53, 120, 132, 164 Dodd, Sam 65 Dolan, Alice 88, 123 Donaldson, Bill 51, 105 Donaldson, Tom 8, 9, 16, 20, 100, 104, 106, 107, 149, 174 Dorman, Teri 48, 51, 174 Doughty, Niki 52, 53, 155 Doyle, Brenden 8, 65, 105, 146, 171 Doyle, Sean 4, 20, 30, 100, 101, 103, 122, 123, 142, 155 Drake, Annie 52, 132, 186 Drake, Cam 4, 9, 20, 32, 149, 155, 162, 174 Drake, Craig 65, 74, 129, 144, 162 Drake, Valerie 52, 96, 108 Durrant, Tracy 65, 74 Echave, Elaina 66 Echave, Elisa 52, 96 Echeto, Mark 66, 105, 106 Echeverria, Lisa 38, 40, 103, 185 Echeverria, Mary Ann 88 Echeverria, Roy 4, 16, 20, 102, 108, 157, 174 Edwards, Lena 52, 105, 112 Elfering, David 21, 104, 106, 107 Ellifritz, Jeff 40, 134, 159, 160 Enochson, Rich 40, 135, 157 Erickson, Connie 40, 43 Erickson, Janicce 40 Erquiaga, Linda 21, 32, 92, 93, 174, 182 Errea, Lianne 36, 38, 40, 45,103, 110, 113 Etcheverry, John 66 Evans, Ed 40 Evans, Jim 52, 96, 108, 129 Evans, Shirley 188 Evick, Earroll 40 F FA 96, 97 FHA 98, 99 FACULTY 82-87, 89 Fags, Andre 40, 45, 103, 138, 139 Fagg, L011' 40, 43, 121 Fagg, Phylliss 81 Fenkcll, Jerry 79 Fernandez, George 52 Fernandez, Teresa 41 Ferraro, Pete 52, 96, 108, 129 Findley, Lcisa 63, 84 Finley, Rocky 66, 112 Flores, 1056 8, 60, 66, 105. 107 Folgate, Lisa 52 Follett, Kim 41 FOOTBALL, JV 128, 129 FOOTBALL, VARSITY 126, 127 Fortenberry. Paul 41 Foster, Garry 78 Foust, Gene 41 Foust, Jeanie 162 Foust, Mary 162 Fox, Teri 52 Franz, Heidi 52, 112 Frazier, Terri 66 FRESHMAN CLASS 58-75 FRESHMAN OFFICERS 60 Freshour, Kerri 45, 103. 121 Fries, Mary 66, 113 Gabica, Julie 76, 85, 96, 149 Gabica, Paul 172 Gabiola, Tammie 41 Gamez, Martina 146 Gamez, Pepe 52, 170 Garcia, Manuel 66 Garijo, Robyn 79 Garis, Michelle 52, 121, 140, 154 Ga1'is, Nathan 39, 41 Garner, Leo 66, 96, 108 Garrison, Kelly 41, 43 Garrison, Vickie 41, 112 Gastelecutto. Paula 167 George, Becky 61, 66, 96, 104, 132 George, Gordon 42. 142 George, Janice 38, 42, 100, 103, 105, 185 George, Tom 85, 96, 97 GERMAN CLUB 95 Glasgow, Debi 42, 96, 108, 131 Glasgow, Janet 52, 108 Glasgow, Joyce 21, 96, 108, 178 Glasgow, Sam 4, 21, 108 Glinsmann, Rodney 42 Gochenour, Shauna 66 Goering, Mary 7, 21, 105, 106 Golliher, Paula 49, 52 Gomez, Arline 167 Gomez, Corinna 51, 52, 132, 133 Gonzales, Lisa 52, 112, 113 Gordon, Carol 66, 112, 113 Gough, Dawn 8, 16. 21, 32, 100, 101,103,110,112,113,122, 138, 139, 154. 158 Gough, McCord 66 Grady, Kelly 14, 21, 142, 155 INDEX 193 17 Graham, Barbara 67, 122, 132 Graham, Doug 47, 48, 52, 103, 129, 144 Graham, Liz 53, 140 Graham, Robert 47, 53, 103, 129, 144 Graham, Roy 67 Green, Michelle 8, 53 Gribble, Carole 77, 87, 89, 159 Gribble, Ronnie 62, 64, 67, 75, 81 Gribble, Tracy 9, 10, 12, 16, 21, 29, 44, 92, 93, 103, 120, 149, 159, 174, 182 Griffiths, Marianne 167 Guariglia, Bret 21 Guercio, Dewey 53 Guillen, Anna 42 Guizar, Ricardo 53 Hage, Brendy 67 Hage, Ron 67 Hagen, Earl 67, 96, 129, 134 Hagen, Teresa 22, 110, 138, 139 Hall, Lisa 22, 96, 100, 108 Hanssen, Aidan 53, 158, 159 Harmon, Joni 22, 30, 92, 93, 100, 103, 120, 138, 139, 148, 149, 174, 182 Harrer, Joyce 67 Harris, Sandra 15, 22, 31, 92, 93, 121,159,174,182 Harshbarger, Sandy 79 Harvell, Karen 7, 53, 110, 174, 179 Harvey, Cliff 67 Hayes, Liz 22, 111 Hayes, Marty 67 Hayes, Shellee 22 Henderson, Derwin 42 Hendrix, Elaine 167 Herrera, Laurie 67 Herrera, Luis 67 Herrera, Max 53, 144 Hcsterlee, Karen 46, 53, 133 Hetrick, Lisa 53 Hetrick, Marilyn 22, 30, 92, 93, 122, 174, 182 Higbee, Paige 67, 159 Higbee, Rich 53 Hill, Todd 42 Hilliary, Bill 53, 104 Hillycr, Andrew 12, 14, 15, 16, 22, 29, 32, 103, 122, 142, 143, 149, 155, 159, 185 Holt, Janet 8, 10, 13, 16, 22, 92, 953, 156, 174, 179, 182 Ho1t, Kevin 67 ' Holt, Lori 68 HDMECOMING 148, 149 , i-Iooft, Willie 79, 185 ' gllgiilzlloun, James 68 1 uff, Todd 9, 42, 104 I F9Jim6nez, Amelia 53 7 1- Hummel, Kevin 23 Jamello, Joe 166 James, Mark 53 James, Matt 68, 104, 135 11 James, Chad 53, 96, 129, 135 hJaureguito, Tim 85 Joe, Evelyn 42 Johnson, Carl 23, 108 Johnson, Erick 53 Johnson, Maelene 53, 112 Johnson, Mike 68 Johnstone, Terri 23, 174 194 INDEX Jones, Dan 46, 53, 105 Jones, Don 79 Jones, Doug 68 Jones, Mike 68, 96 Jones, Shelley 68, 96 Jones, Wayne 54, 96, 108, 129, 154 JUNIOR CLASS 34-45 JUNIOR OFFICERS 38 Jurado, Anita 54, 122, 146 Jurado, Frank 68, 135 Jurado, Ricky 23, 136 Kearns, Ann 54, 122, 132, 140, 146 Kearns, Brian 23 Keener, Reece 7, 23, 92, 93, 182 Keith, Kevin 54 Keller, Eric 9, 54, 104, 106 Kendrick, Wanda 68, 112 Kerr, Jim 54, 129, 134 Keykendall, Mike 69 Kieser, Michel 84 Killing, Mary Jane 42 Killoran, Jodi 23 Kinsman, Henry 43, 100, 103, 142, 185 Kinzic, Jill 69, 113 Klemish, Marie 69 Klemish, Mike 4, 11, 16, 23, 174 Knight, Kevin 69, 129 Kracaw, Jim 12, 23, 32, 100, 103, 135,136,137,185 Laflen, Chris 54, 98, 99, 140 Latlen, Richard 69, 129 Lane, Jeffry 85 Larios, Lana 8, 69, 132, 133, 140 Larios, Tanya 54, 122, 132, 133, 140, 154 Lee, Danny 50, 54, 57, 104, 129 Legarza, Andr6 54, 129 Legarza, Lisette 69 Legarza, Richard 152 Leon, Dave 4, 54, 129 LETTERMEN CLUB 102, 103 Livers, Gary 54 Livers, Sherry 69 Lizanetz, Mark 43, 110 Lizanetz, Van 54 Locke, Dennis 88 Lords, Ken 78 Lords, Kraig 36, 43 Lyons, Deanna 11, 14, 24, 100, 113, 158, 185 Lyons, Pam 24, 113 Lyons, Tami 69 McBride, Tim 70, 75, 129 McCormick. Brian 70 McCoy, Glenn 54, 108 McCoy, Tim 8, 70 McCuskcy, Frank 86, 155 McCuskey, Lucy 86 McDade, Pat 70, 112, 125, 129, 135, 136 McDade, Ray 70, 74, 125, 129 McDaniel, Ken 54 McDonald, Cindy 54, 96, 108 McDonough, Ron 54 McEachern, Alicia Garijo 186 McGarva, Milt 54, 96, 108 McGarva, Russ 63, 69, 70, 96, 108 McMahon, Susan 4, 16, 24, 30, 92, 93, 156, 157, 158, 182 Machado, Kathy 70 Machado, Kevin 43 Maga, Dean 24 Maga, Randy 70, 129 Magiera, Andrea 54, 105 Magiera, Marlene 43, 49, 105, 106 Main, Teresa 55 Manning, Frank 55 Manning, Nancy 70, 105, 113 Manzo, Ernesto 70 Manzo, Victor 70 Marcinek, Ruthie 162 Marcuerquiaga, Karrie 6, 15, 24, 174 Marden, Shauna 70, 105, 179 Markus, Ralph 85 Martinez, Maria 70 MATH CLUB 114 Matthews, Michelle 55, 96 Melody, Tim 70 Mcndiola, Vince 4 Mendoza, Ismeal 70 Mendoza, Luis 8, 14, 24, 29, 103, 148, 149, 159,171,174 Menesini, Monica 167 Mentaberry, Dan 5, 24, 142, 155 Mcntaberry, Debbie 186 Mentaberry, Jean 86, 87 Merkley, Charlotte 162 Milacek, Jerry 55 Miles, Julie 70, 105, 146 Miles, Kent 55, 96 Miller, Andy 142 Miller, Doug 24 Miller, Shelly 8, 10, 13, 24 Miller, Susan 55, 112 Miller, Todd 1, 86, 129, 139 Minor, Mary Lou 78 Mireles, Hilda 55 Mireles, Rita 70 Mircles, Silvia 70 Mogus, Cathy 55 Monroe, Patsy 179 Montero, Glynn 43, 96, 108 Montero, Mike 48, 55, 96, 108, 122, 129 Moore, Jennifer 25 Morgan, Carol 70 Morgan, Gwynn 86, 99 Morris, Chris 55 Morrison, Stephan 16, 25, 110, 158 Morton, Bryan 70, 129 Morton, Terry 25 Moudy, Deanna 70 Mullcncaux, Tom 4, 6, 25, 108, 174 Mur'noz, Fernando 70 Musselman, Sherry 51, 55, 120, 149 Myers, Arlene 87 Nakamura, Bob 25, 31, 155 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 100, 101 Neary, Keith 50, 55, 103, 104, 129, 134 Neilson, Don 25 NEWSPAPER STAFF 115 Nickel. Debbie 55 . Nielsen, Angie 55, 120, 137, 140 Nielsen, John 71 Norris, Dec 71, 113 Ochoa, Nancy 71, 147 Palmer, Debbie 25, 31, 174 Pearce,Ju1ic 51, 55, 140, 141 PEP CLUB 113 Peraldo, Scan 50, 55, 103, 128, 129, 144 Perkins, Waynette 25 Peters, Jerry 71, 104 Peters, Melanie 53, 55, 123, 131, 147 Piquet, Chad 65, 69, 71, 75, 174 Piquet, Tebeau 25, 30, 43, 62, 75, 96, 103, 142 Plaza, Gloria 71 Poch6, Joe 43 Pollock, Kelly 103, 108, 134, 166 Pollock, Larry 62, 166 Powell, Laura 56, 104 Prange, Jan 171 Pratt, Scan 26, 174 Proctor, Rachel 26, 103, 105, 107, 131, 174 Prothro, Clayton 56 Prothro, Jason 43 Pullen, Greg 71 Quilici, Buddy 71 Quilici, Sharon 26, 100, 154 Rackley, David 71, 104, 129 Rackley, Jim 26 Ramey, Joanne 43 Ramsey, Tina 34, 43, 45, 185 Ramsey, Tonja 26, 32, 148 Randahl, Cindy 56, 71, 112 Rathbun, Ron 71, 104 Ray, Charles 71 Ray, David 87 Ray, Shannon 8, 71, 123, 147 Ray, Tydel 71, 104, 129 Redd, Terri 71, 105, 123, 147 Reed, Morgan 4, 26, 174 Reeves, Ellen 71 Reid, James 71 Reinold, Terry 39, 41, 43, 45, 103 Reinold, Tom 12, 15, 26, 32, 135, 136 Ricketts, Tom 71 Rickman, Todd 46, 54, 71 Riggs, Anita 71 Rinehart, Jennie 11, 26, 155, 178 Ringheimer, Rick 135, 136 Rivera, Danny 71 Rivera, David 71 Robbins, Darla 71 Roden, Dave 167 RODEO CLUB 108, 109 Romero, Angela 43, 100, 121, 171 Romero, Linda 72, 105 Romero, Phillip 6, 14, 26, 29, 100, 103,122,148,171, 174 Romero, Rachel 44 Romero, Susan 9, 60, 71, 72, 140, 171 Rorex, Susan 39, 87, 110 Rose, Carl 72, 129 Rose, Carol 44, 138, 139 Rose, Duane 56 Rosebcrry, Pennie 27, 154 Ross, Connie 56 Roush, James 72, 129 Roux, ch6 27, 174 Roux, Wade 72, 129 Runge, Kevin 124 Salas, Maria 56, 122, 146 Sall'a, Jean 48, 56, 57, 96,97 1 ,1 Salla, Marie Jeanne 34, 38, 44, 45, 100, 122, 185 Salmi, Charlene 167 Salmi, Vicki 49, 56, 103, 131 Sanch'ez, Bernardo 56, 129 Sanchez, Josie 27, 174 Santa Cruz, Annette 44 Santos, Maria 4, 9, 10, 27, 31, 92, 93,111,123, 156, 158, 182 Santos, Maria 56, 112 Schmitt, Bryan 72 Schofleld, Dale 27 Schwartz, David 69, 72, 129, 144, 145 Schwartz, Lyman 79 Scott, Carol 10, 12, 14, 27, 30, 32, 42,100,101,103,130,131,138, 139, 155, 174, 185 Scott, Mike 35, 44, 103, 124 Scott, Robert 78 Scott, Robin 87 Scott, Sherry 56, 113 . Scott, Warren 79 Scroggins, Ricky 72, 104 SENIOR CLASS 10-32 SENIOR OFFICERS l6 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 29- 32 Shaul, Carla 56, 104 Shaw, Susan 44 Sheen, Amorie 191 1 Shields, Joe 44, 135 Shields, Kristin 27, 174 Shields, Mike 44 Shuster, Ken 9, 56, 104, 106 Simmons, John 44, 108, 134, 136 Small, Gina 56, 157 Smiraldo, Wally 49, 56, 104, 129 Smith, Byron 72 Smith, Melissa 4, 8, 72, 132, 133 Smith, Tica 72, 112 Smith, Vicki 44 Snell, Jim 72 Solis, Irma 72 Solomon, Tobin 155 SONGLEADERS 118-121 SOPHOMORE CLASS 46-57 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 48 Sortor, Mike 56, 134, 181 Sortor, Steve 11, 14, 27, 105, 158, 181 Spahan, Rhonda 56 SPANISH CLUB 94 STUDENT COUNCIL 122, 123 Spero, Marge 88 Spero, Tami 44, 113 Spielmann, Mike 72 Squires, Cathy 72 Standridge, Gregg 62, 72 Stanton, Julie 56, 112 Stoker, Don 79 Stoker, Gary 60, 72, 144, 145, 186 Swangcr, Vicki 72 Swanger, Vonna 44, 159 Swanson,Don 3, 27, 142, 143 Swanson, Mike 28 Sweeney, Chuck 44 Sweeney, Deede 167 Sweeney, Merryann 56, 112 Swett, Terry 44, 161 Swope, Gary 28 Swope, Kim 48, 56 Taylor, Crystan 44, 187 Taylor, Inez 79 Tenney, Wade 8, 56, 62, 104 Tharp, Chuck 72, 104, 106, 107, 129, 154 Thompson, Don 28 Thompson, Nancy 45 Thompson, Ted 73 Thompson, Todd 69, 73, 144 Thomson, Mark 28 Timmons, Kris 73, 105, 122, 140, 147 Townc, Scott 45, 96 Trigueros, Maribel 73 Turner, Trina 73, 112, 113 Upshaw, Mike 34, 39, 41, 45, 92, 93, 103, 142, 156, 158, 182 Urban, Gigi 73, 105 VanderMarliere, Karen 113 VanderMarliere, Lee 45 VanderMarliere, Marcelle 56, 112, 113 Van Dicst, Robert 56, 129 VanHorne, Kelly 73, 113 Vargas, Louie 88 Vaughn, Charles 73, 104 Veitch, Michelle 73, 105 Vera, Sandra 73, 74 Vesco, Chris 45, 103, 142, 143 Vesco, Teresa 28, 29, 42, 130, 131, 138, 139, 155 Vice, Judy 79 Victor, Rutheva 112 Vigil, Alex 9, 73, 104 Voges, Tom 56, 144, 145 Voges, Tracy 73 VOLLEYBALL. IV 140, 141 VOLLEYBALL, VARSITY 138, 139 Wadsworth, Karen 56, 96 Walkenshaw, Steve 73, 147 Walters, Connie 73 Walters, Elena 28 Walther, Dean 73 Warn, Todd 73 Watlerson, Ruth 57, 103, 105, 132, 140, 141 Watterson, Tamara 8, 45, 98 Webster, Raylene 45 Wegman, Suzanne 45 Westmoreland, Lisa 57, 122, 146 Weston, Karey 57, 104 Whitmore, Jannie 45, 112 Whiting, Wayne 78 Wiggins, Tony 3, 7, 88 Wilder, Rick 73 Wilson, Kris 73, 112, 113 Winchill, Jessica 28, 110 WINNADA 92, 93 Witz, Clark 57 Woodard, Jody 57 Woodard, Kelly 73, 112, 113 Woodward, Denise 73, 105 Workman, Kelly 45, 98, 99 WRESTLING 134-137 Wright, Lenard 45, 135, 136, 159 Wright, Ron 50, 96, 104, 129, 144 Wyckhuyse, Karl 45 Youell, Lisa 45, 155 Young, Kim 45, 98 Young, Landra 57 Young, Shannon 28 Young, Shelly 162 Yzaguirre, Claudio 88 Zigler, Kris 10, 28, 174 Zigler, Tina 57, 112, 179 INDEX 195 Advertising Index A 8: M Arco Mini Market 12 A 8: W 162 Allied Automotive 13 Arctic Circle 175 Bidart Bros. Machinery 14 Billingsley Motors 184 Bosch Motors 181 Bosworth Auto Supply 163 Bradly1s Body Shop 15 Bridge Street Tires 163 Brown, Allen T. 16 Brown, CB. and Co. 161 Bullhead Motel 170 Burdettefs 171 Buzz1s Shell Service 189 CR National 36 Calder, Doug 37 Calder, James A. 38 Callahan, James 39 Carpet Store 190 Charme House 169 City Electric 178 Davis, Gene 8: Lyle 134-137 DeBonis, Dan 40 Doyle, John 41 Drake, CR. 8: Sons 162 Dyer Lumber 162 Echevarria1s Farm Supply 163 Eddie,s Chevron 190 Eddy1s Funeral Home 42 El Tony's Motel 164 F 8: H Motel 43 Fabrics, Etc. 164 Findley, Pat 185 Frontier Motel 186 Glennon Equipment 179 Hair Co. 186 196 ADVERTISING INDEX Hickory House 164 Hidden Closet 174 Hooft's Bakery 185 Hortonk Bldg. Maintenance 44 Hubbard, David B. 45 Hubefs Plumbing 8L Heating 172 Humboldt Printers 190 Humboldt Sun 182 Insurance Management Services 182 International Dunes 191 Ironhorse 177 Janitorial Supply 165 JeneaPs Fashion 165 Jim 8; Davels Chevron 179 Johnson's Foodtown 161 Johnstone Auto 182 Johnstone Realty 186 Judy1s Beauty Salon 166 KWNA 191 Kafoury, Armstrong, Inc. 50 Kimikds Floral Shoppe 51 Kraz-E-Kone 179 Legarza, Richard 60 Marie1s Flower Shop 174 Miller Truck Lines 182 Mills, Ray 8L Sons 191 Mimi's 186 Mode O2Day 61 Model T 183 Montgomery Ward 160 Neda Motel 172 Nevada Barth 188 Nevada Motel 185 Nevada National Bank 166 Northrup King 167 OK Tire 188 Orovada Mercantile 167 Penney, J.C. Co. 173 Peraldo, LW. Co. 189 Phillips Furniture 171 Playhouse Child Care Center 167 RZ Cleaners 169 Raintree Realty 188 Raley1s 184 Ramasco Jewelers 181 Ray,s Exxon 164 Reliable Ace Hardware 170 Round Table Pizza 176 Roy1s Glass 74 Saga Exploration 171 Sandy's Trading Post 160 Scott Shady Court 160 Sears 185 Seven-up Bottling Co. 170 SewelPs Mayfair 168 Simplot Soilbuilders 169 Sleep center 176 Sonoma Realty 178 Southwest Gas. Corp. 160 Spragens, Susan L. 62 Sprouse Reitz 169 Stank Hobbies 8: Crafts 163 Star 192 Stockmen1s Store 187 Sugar 1n Spice 168 Tallman Lumber 75 Third Eye Photography 174 Tips 166 Title Service 8: Escrow 161 Toggery 170 Union Seed 168 Uptown Market 178 Valley Insurance 8: Realty 187 Victory Supply 168 Western Auto 176 Winnemucca Air Service 172 Winnemucca Construction 176 Winnemucca Mobile Homes 161 Winnemucca Realty Associates 181 Winners Hotel Casino 180 Winneva Diswibuting Co. 189 K8h4 ; 5,44 9M6:..4 IVA. W7 1982 Winnada Summer Supplement Albert M. Lowry High School; Winnemuca, Nevada Mike lTpxhuw and Lisa Echcwrriu are declared Princc und Pnncus Lowry Invcbirdx dancing lu prom lhcmc ' Iundlcw me The l982 Prom thrown for Juniors and Seniors was held in the cafeteria Saturday, May 2. Not only docs this dance mark the only formal dance at Lowry but it also marks the lust HOh no. no more pictures please dance for Seniors. Thc thcmc was Wind- lcxs Loch and the band was HMr. X from Reno. Prom Royalty was Queen Joni Harmon. King Luis Mendoza. Princess Lisa Echcvcrriu, Prince Mike Upshaw PROM 1 BASEBALL F EVER! Front Row: Rich Laticn. Todd DcBums. Wade Roux, Wally Smlraldo. Jeff Brumm Mlddlc Rnw Tim McBnch Danny Lee, Doug Graham. Tony Mamas. Terry Relnnld. Chm Vcsco. Mlkc Adams. Mlkc chmlsh, Back Row Coach Chrlxtcun. Jnc Shleldx Tndd DcLung. Ray McDudc. Hob Ndkumuru, Scan Doyle, Clayton Prnlhm. Sean Pcruldu, and Axxl Coach Hcrk Cnsucll Coach Christean looks forward to a good season next year. He will have a lot of returning players. Aim thc Senior League Baseball program will improve the Lowry team. This season Lowry stayed in the playoffs Kill the last weekend and knocked Ycrington out to go to the Division Playoffs. I.Ncn hcrc. Dunlw-x II' yxu dun! cuupcrulc mlh me yuu'rc doing all the Wch gm In xlup muclmg llkv Ihu' qucxlmnx chuptcrx l K: m lhc American Gmcrnmcnl buulx' 2 BASEBALL LOWRY GOLF me RM Ron Rmmun. Em Jnhnmm Dqu Kiuncm. Grul: Slandrmgc. hm Kmmw. Ron Gnhhlc. 0mm mnmgucy Buck Rou Carol Sum. Cam mm. Ruck Scruggme. my Smku . .c Bunngcr, Dung Bmch. Mm Scull, mg Drakc, mml rodd Tlmmpmn The golf team had a gum! xeasun lhls yuur with u scaaun record m' 2444 Thcy were the AA Stale runncrrup, Gary Smkcr was Ihe Stale runnerrup lnwmcdulisl Mike Scou um! Gary Sinker had me IOWESI scumn uvcmges wnh both uf them LH 80 for lhE season, 1k mu hm VvhHmm TMI gm nu mm And m. m my mck xhnU col 1- 3 Graduation . . . Rim I T. Donaldxom M Brown, D 1.3mm. M Inmkcmc, T chm, C M Sanlm. M chnmh, M SwunxmLK Huuuml s McMahon. I lklinnh, Scan. 5 Doyle, E HaH. N Cannnn. Qumcl, P Rmncnx. D HJLMh.J J Axllhy.S Mlllur Rm 1 C Bukcr.K nmamuJ BahnD Chuwu.H Harmon. D nouth Kmum T Gnhhlc S Harm, A HIHycr Rm 3 R Mkumum. T Juhnxumc T Paqun, K Axhhy C Dmkr, K Audumn B Roux. S Sonor.K Adamxn Swamon.R Jumqu Lmkmml. Mlnmcur. mnmy,L Mcmwnx K Mulcucrqumgu. I RumuM. K mm. D Mcnmhcm 4 GRADUAT ts . The Best of Times! I Lil? I HJ-lelu'lcx, H Rccd.h vammvlu. H Mhnhcld Rnu 5 U Mxnpcl' Uluxpm. N MHmeL H hmcrlng. Pull P Ixunx Rm; K Shwldxl FICIIMMV D Hh'rm: R Kn'rm D Bmkmdmm H BINxh I WlmhclL H HUII. R lxllcwmAL V Hclruk R PrmlthK Puxkxnx HlthC I HL'L'JM M.1y.n.l Mumn' H h'nn.l HJp-u H Hmmwn D HLHH l' Rmyhun J Glaxynu, J RmHLW k hgh'r. I wax .l kun J dem K hmdy VI Mmmx D Valium U Brukm. H lemn. H Ik-HJ Bull. 5 ItrlykxmL U Blddiv GRAINMILS 5 Track Takes It on the Run Flnl mu Becky George. me Eackm. Tnna Turnen Chm lmen. Vlm Salrm. Dumarah Backus, Llsa Fnlgaxc. Kmn Hcsmlcc Serum! rm Hul Donalduyn. Tcd Thompmn. Flank Jumdo. P.Iula Gnlllhcr. hue Flnm, Dave Buckinghun. Mlkc Track season this year was cxciling us alwayS. Our runncrx placed in all Lrack meets in different evens. ancupams want :0 mm May lSIh in Elko. They Included Ted Thompson. Luis Mendum, Philhp Romero, Karen Hcsterlee, and Lisa Fulgale. The ylulc mecl includr ed teams from all over Nunhem Nevada ulepnmed from lhc Bdbks BullshcelJ 6 TRACK prm. PM McDadr Third mu Hum nguun. thlhp Kmmm. Tydcl Ray. Pm! Dlehl. Andrew Hullyer, Kcuh Mm. Rub VunDIrq Luh Vundozd hmnh mw Coach Salml, much Mulcr SENIOR AWARDS AT GRADUATION Sean Doyle 7 Vulcdmlnnun. mm: Ynulh Prugrum. F.1ks.$1l00; Carol Scull 7 Sululalunun, Firclncnk, Ladi Golf. Honnr Sock my. Wmca. Tribune, $1700: Nancy Cannon - 8 Utah Slam Firemenk. Elks. Rainbow, $2046; Mama Brown 7 Saw Hmily. U.N,Rq U N.R Germun Tulliun. Elkx. $1475; Phllhp Romcr07 U N R.. Fireman's. Ella. $1,125: Roy Echewrna 7 John Angud John Bnylon Memorial. $100 Dcmurah Backus 7 Elks, SIOOU: Sum McMahon 7 Graphic Ann 5mm; Deanna Lynn: 7 U N7R.. Elks, $825;Tum Dunuldsnn 7 U N R . F 'x. 8825. Mall Blunkenlce 7 Wild West. $7507 Tr y Gribble 7 Wild West. S750; Sharon lemi 7 LBS Bmimw Coll . Elks. SIISU. Joni Harmon 7 Knlcp Mcmurial, Elks, $775: Elna Hull 7 Mnnlem Memorial. $2000: Joy'c Glaxgmw 7 BPW Scholarship. $600. Cam Drake 7 Elks7 ; Jim Krucuw 7 Ladlcs' Golf. $200. Danny Mcmabcrry 7 thuc Club $200. Andrew Hum; 7 Howard E, Bmwne SchMarshlp, 53m Mary's vcrxmn m er McCuku cumulxcd the u hole audlcnuz mcludlng Lucy I.2.3.4.5.6.7. All good children go In hcmcn SENIORS 7 OUR TOWN Performance A Real Success Mum thuruglcrx Phllxp ancrn and Ndng Cannnn SCIIIHHCDIJI mnmcnl mth Ndnq .k Andrmx OI'R TOWN. written by Thornton Wilder. was performed Thursday March H. I982 through Saturday March I3, The play starred mostly Lowry students as well :15 other people of lhc community, The main inspiration. as well as- director. was Mr Bill Beeson. chadu Artist in ResL dcncc. The play was centered on u homemwn much like Winncmucca. Thc actorxfactrcsscx did a superb job? u-wwmau Mr Bill Bccmn mgumlcr .zmi dnulnr X DRsXH-X l