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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1984 volume:

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Life Student Life 23 m Ar 24 Student Llfe . 9a. 26 Organizat iiii We were proudly represented in three parades as our band marched in the UNR Homecoming Parade. The Nevada Day Parade in Carson City. and the Labor Day Parade here in Winnemucca. To add a touch to Christmas they held their annual Christmas Concert. Band added to the spirit at Lowry by playing at the football and basketball games, at the pep assemblies, and something new, at the volleyball games with Mr. Morelock in perfect form. Boy this is better than HI don't think he got The Lowry High Band shows good form in the UNR Homecoming Parade. 28 Band x. . . '33: V quo Emgmm the Top 40! Pre-parade warm-up gets everyone in tune. Band 29 n- 30 Mam Club uMath Club never nobced me untll I started using Ultra Brita. 14$: hear $600? More times than nthe Math Club proved themselves a hard-working unit. In addition to checking out numbers. they calculated ex- penses and raised money for activities. It fig- ures that a club of this caliber, with Mrs. Find Iey as an advisor, would have no problems with division. HI have $500 V0! this mtevman jacket do i Letterman support the volleyball teams by sil- - tmg together m a group al the games ! have a silly question ...... Everyone gets excited about early morning Iettermen meetings. . . . e .r-vn ,W Darrel Greene goes for the kill in a Iosing effort against the varsity volleyball team. Block L and Block W spent their third year together as the Lettermen. under the direction of Mr. Jaureguito. To raise money for a year-end trip. they sold calendars. worked the concessions during football. and at the basketball and wrestling tournaments. Seafood was again sold, and a dance was also held. In a 3-1 losing effort against the varsity team, the boys proved they weren't the best on t'the block after all. Lettermen 31 molt; Otis Pieasso Lf-' 'Don't even push that button. uToId you I could do it with my eyes closed After inductions, parents and members enjoy refreshments. . W V Three sophomores. eight juniors and five seniors proudly represented their classes as new members in Honor Society. The annual donut sale, which required Iate-night preparation and earIy-morning delivery, was successful along with the sales of light bulbs. During basketball season, the group ran the concessions, as g- usual. which helped in funding their spring trip to ' campuses of various colleges. Building on the ideals of , ' character, leadership, scholarship and service was the ; , i: goal of this active group. Q ; Mri Andress explains upcoming events to Honor Society members, 32 Honor Society prlaymg student art was the mam goal 01AM Club under the diredion of the new art teacher, Mrs. Lmda Hm. Ciub members, as well as other smdents, worked on posters for a comes and conmbuted to the yearbook and other school pubhcahons. ' At n Art Club members really take me work seviously. BM Donamson poses as The Thinker II? Udums Listening atlenhveiy, JUHe Pearce concemvaies on club maners. Art Club 33 HAre you sure this rocket is going to take you to the moon, Harold? am am Combining the clubs of science and rocket into one formed a new club with advisor, Mr. Blattman. Making, shooting. and chasing rockets wasn't just for entertainment but to learn about aerodynamics. As a service to the community and a way to raise money. the club sponsored movies in the school auditorium. 34 Rocket and Scuence Club Close friends work well together in Govermentt What do you say we send a mouse up this time, Joey? We don't fart around at work do we. Mike? be p. $ 14 A Leadership was held by some hardworking students trying to make Lowry ngh a better place for the pupils they represent. Student Council once again organized homecoming and helped With the new wmter sports festtvmes. By selling pop and Buckaroo hats and havmg a movae. they raised money to get a new mat InSlde the doorways m the glass hallway. 432.1. Blast off! Student CounCIl 35 Using a new format for page layouts and introducing new columns with interviews and play reviews, the Bullsheet Staff was able to develop top qumny papers.Eventhoughthey had debysfron1 broken down Hpressesf'the suhfproduced good newspapers with diligent efforts. Innovative ideas from advisor Mrs. Rorex and an energetic staff rhadezanoUceabm changeinthe BuHsheetthS year. o .. 'x 1: 4-1iev Steh .e' 4M. . 7 In spite of the bronc's efforts to throw him, Pete shows good form . Steer wrestling is am events. . ' 'l' . +1; 'j'f'w-z' f m, ,, . h. E Glenn McCoy hangs on for a successful ride, 7e e - - 'x 36 Rodeo Club Cmdy McDonald gives It her best Editor Tern Dorman gives adwce to members of the stafft Although Rodeo Club IS not a schooI-sponsored actlvuty. they were once agam welleorganlzed and partlcnpated In many different things Monthly meetings were held at Buzz McDonald's. when the club planned to attend fifteen different rodeos all over the state. Money raised at Rodeo Club's own rodeo helped support the qualifiers of the national rodeo, and a dance was held hosted by them after their own rodeo at the fairgrounds For the furst year, Rodeo Club sponsored two scholarships of $500 each. Bullsheet 37 HHow come we got stuck domg thrs? Starting off the year wrth 19 new members, FFA put on their annual barbecue They also had their citrus sale and their steak fry under the supervision of Mrr George Attending State and National FFA conferences, many students learned more about being future farmers in America. lnternatnonal Club smgs the Lowry school song In four languages In their Homecoming skit. FFA members getting organized before banquet. Holding on tightly, Mrs, Cunningham superwses the business at hand. By combining Spanish and German Clubs and adding French. the International Club was created. Money for a scholarship was lb raised through sales of Valentine flowers and candy. There was no language barrier here with Mr. Crowley and Mrs. Cunningham advising the group in such fun as a Homecoming skit in four languages. Roll IS taken by Stephanie Baum before the trip to San Francnsco IS dnscussed. International Club 39 imkgsg You We lore Lana Larios Mike Macdonald Barbara Graham Dan Jones Susanne Killing Mike Larragueta Doug Graham Jeff Lane Pete Ferraro Niki Doughty Annie Drake Martina Gamez The Laughing Letters Bookers Yeah We Are Lowry Records 8 Tapes Cam You Laugh With 40 Wmnada I any Other Letter? tr-r-ri Wlnnada 41 Halftime dances were prepared well and presented nicely. tConcentratmg on the game more than the The role of the cheerleader adwsor IS very complex, Our big girls taught these little ngS how to clown around propeHy, 42 VarSIty Cheerleaders cheer, Angleh SINCE the school district purchased umforms for the cheerleaders this year. the guns had little worries about fund raiserst They did have two cheerleadmg camps for girls of all ages and a car wash Wthh dld prowde money for school actlvmes Without the worries of finances, the spirit team put their attention on things such as new formats for pep assemblies. posters. and dance routines. PIg-out days were created With cheerteader adVIsors In mlndt VarSIty Cheerieaders 43 Brenda Martin throws In the towet to indicate the end of the first period. During halftime of the Fernley garnet Mr. WiggInS announces the wmner of the Stockments gift certificate. Before leaving for Washington DC. in April. Close Up had a variety of fund raisers. They started out the year with a raffle for a $40 gift certificate to Stockmen's and t'goody boxes for Christmas, Later they held a benefit breakfast at Arctic Circle and ended the year with a car wash. Their hard work was worth all the trouble. as the students and Mrs. Gabica had an enjoyable and educational trip. ......--- v. .umu... t'Don't tell anyone, but I'm pocketing half of the sales 44 ClosevUp Funny busmess dominates the meetings when Mrs, Gablca cs In charge What more could a mother ask for? Because of thenr ability to work hard and strive for perfection, thlS years spirit team was the best Lowry has seen In a long time Their creatlvnty and dancmg abatltles won them many awards at cheerleadmg camp In Utah; Their loyalty to each other and team cooperation made n a good year for the cheerleaders JV Cheerleaders 45 I'm Teavmg you dear. you'll have to fund an, H have a large pwzza wnh After weeks of practice, this year's drama class prepared several wellv performed ways for Lowry ngh students and the publxc. The drama class started out the season With REST ASSURED and went on to perform for cthreh wath the entertarhlhg FERDINAND AND THE DIRTY KNIGHT The adwsor. Mrs. Rorex. pushed her students To make better, more Interesting presentations such as THEY RUN IN OUR FAMILY to amuse and stun their audiences, The future stars COhciuded the year With a hit comedy. . . . '79,: .1, 1 T5; l- 'f5 v' .V f . ' U f ': i'Ad ' Peering through the scenery Pat McDade Back stage passes are not Just for guests of the cast and crew 46 Drama , . f' :, . .. 1 v 1 I . L v A: -a ' 4 . ' i. First graders weve delighted wuth the perfor- mance staged Just for them. ' You can cover your head. Mrsv Rorex. but you can't cover your stomach de awaits ms cue to go on stage Drama 47 wow SHOQS 9v A - 6' W ,n4 4;: . 4... STUDENT COUNCIL. First Row: Mike Montero. Second Row: Becky George, Frank Echave. Michelle Garis. Joel Jauregwto. Katie Doyle, Kim Backus, Jean Salla, Chrls Drake, Mike Macdonald, Mr. Oxborrow. Adviser. Third Row: Bill Donaldson. Dean Campbell, Robert VanDiest, Jennifer McCoy, Tami thuania. Fourth Row: Ron Gribble. Todd Rickman. Lnsa Folgate W9 s t A : .- :1 4:31; '- A 3 RODEO. First Row: Stacey Peterson. Jennifer McCoy, Gus Duncan, Jun- een Ferraro, Duana Evans, Tanya QuuliCI, Second Row: Pete Ferraro, Cmdy McDonald, Marla Boggio, MarKMarh Kate Fi'bin- Th'rd Row: Dan INTERNATIONAL. First Row: Teresa Smith, Jennifer Berogan, Llsa West- Bell, Tammy Cooley Christine QU'I'C' J'm Evans. Janell Bessy. Wayne moreland. Patrlck Smlth, Josh Haynle Holly Wayson Second Row1Chns Jones. Bishop. Teresa Smoker Kevm Hetnck, Melody Graham. Angle Daugh. erty. Suzanne Killing, Gundula Webber. Michelle BIack, Stephame Baum. Third Row1JIm Nachiando. Jim Shaw 48 Organizations ART. First Row: Cathieen Nendick. Sherri Keith, Mrs. Hill. Adviser, Lori Holt. Jost-E Garcia. Second Row: Donna Curtis, James Palmer, James Roush Van Lizanetz, Doug Jones. Terri Baker, LETTERMEN. First Row: Sean Peraldo. Todd DeLong, Ron Wright, Jeff Ydiando. Kevin Holt, Todd Thompson. Second Row: Dean Campbell, Todd Rickman. Chad Piquet. Paul Brenner. Pat McDade. Third Row: Andrcfz Le- garza. Tanya Larios. Vicki Salmi, Rob VanDiest, Jim Kerr. Fourth Row: Clif- , ton Brown, Jog Garcia, Angie Nielsen. Julie Pearce. Lisa Folgate. Andre aBidart. Fifth Row: Richard LaHen. Phil Diehl. Tim McBride, Jeff Brumm. Joel - Jaureguito. Sixth Row: Mike Montero. Wayne Jones, Wally Smiraldo. Mike ?ILarragueta. Eric DeBonis. Dave Stettler, Jim Cannon. ROCKET First Row: Mike Wamboldt, Debbie Martin, Jody Sands, Harold Turner Second Row: Mark Hill. Jim Nachiando. Fide! Guer- rero, Mr. Blattman, Adviser, Third Row: Joe McCoy NEWSPAPER. First Row: Kim Swope. Terri Dorman. Kim Weese, Heid: Franz. Second Row: Andi Larsen, Tracy Alley. Jost$ Garcia, Sharon Kirk. Organization 49 BAND. First Row: Debbie Martin. Sylvia Flores. Tina Huff, Dave Ar- cher Boyd Lords, Jon George, Jody Sands. Second Row: Ken Brucker, Shelby Hancock. Shannon McDade, Angie Sullivan. Brenda Martin. Joye Flores. Joe McCoy. Mr. Morelock. Third Row: Don Shaw. Jennifer Bell, Duana Evans. Jim Shaw, Andi Magiera, Paul Richardson, Mlke Schermerhorn, Troy Traynor Fourth Row: Kevm Schmidt. Ricky Polk, Jlm Reid, Mark Echeto, RICki Abrego, Dolly Lau, Debbie Sands, Tyde! Ray. Jlm Nachiando, Kevun Knight. MATH, First Row: Michelle Garis, Wayne Jones, Mike Montero. Kris Timmons, Michelle Green, Second Row: Lisa Hetrick. Annie Drake, Andree'e Bidart. Rita Dillon, Patty Blankenzee. Third Row: Michelle Embry. Robert VanDiest, Joel Jaureguito, Lisa Folgate, Paula Golliher, Julie Pearce. Pat Chavez. Dan Jones, BIII Donaldson, Pepe Gamez, Wade Tenney, Mike Johnson. 50 Organizations HONOR SOClETY. First Row: Brenden Doyle Becky George. Lisa Fol- gate, Michelle Green Rita Dillon. Angie Nielsen, Pat Chavez, Bill Donald- son, Anme Drake, Pete Ferraro, Second Row: Sheliey Jones. Pat McDade, Terr: Redd. Susan Romero, David Schwartz. Kris Timmons, Kelly VanHorne. Heidi Franz, Joye Garcia Stephanie Baum. Kathy Hum- mel. Mike Macdonald, Mike Johnson. Wayne Jones. Sean Peraldo, Mike Montero. Ron Gribble, Andreas. Bidart, Lisa Hetrick. Joel Jaureguito, Pau ta Golhher, FFA, First Row: Mr, George,Adv1sor. Kate Filbin. Pete Ferraro, Lori Holt, 9 Becky George Second Row: Jill Kinzie, Christy Delong, Kevin Hetrick, Tommy McCauley. Mickey Hockersmuth Dan Galespe, Calvnn Wolfsteller, MicheHe Stanton. Tami thuania. Third Row: Ray Scott Jon George. Paul 1 Smith. Jon Wood, Gus Duncan, Juneen Ferraro. Joe HIII, Bruce Crawford, Teresa BIShOD, Mike Howard Cathy Cassinelli, Steve Bohrn. Dan Crab- tree. V o o um mm mm; CHEERLEADERSV Sitting Kym Backus Terri Redd Standmg Brenda Martin, Susan Romero. tha DxHon. Andi Bertz. Sharmon McDade On Shoulders. NIkI Hendrix. Angie Nxeben, Andree deart, Susm Draxe .1, CLOSE UP Kewn Kenth, Lana Larlos. Stacy Miller, And: Bertz, Denise DeLong. Jennifer Bell, Not Pictured Lon Youell Lisa Herrick Stephanie Baum. Jorge Pe- draza DRAMA, Bottom Row: Frank Jurado. Ernk Johnson, Andi Maglera. Kum Weese. Tern Dorman. Middle Row: Jlm Kerr Ken McDaniel, Scott Betzv Top Row18usan Bosworth, Pat McDade, Karen Hesterlee, Clif- ton Brownl And1 Bertz, Adwsor Mrs, Rorex. Johnna Black. Craig Drake Organizations 51 1 54 Faculty Agriculture I Agriculture ll Ag Weldmg Welding FFA Advusor Mr. Tom George Mr. James Bla ttman General Solence Chemistry PhySIcs Rocket 8 Selence Club Adwsor Mr. Jeff Lane BaSIC English English I English II Wmnada Mr. Gary F oster Transportatmn and Maintenance Supervusor Retired Mr. Ma tt Crowley English II Spanish l Spanish ll International Club Advisor Mrs. Julie Gabica Noveis English I English I! i English IHA' . Cheerleader Advisor Mr. Bill Clark School Psychologist Mr. Jim Billingsle y US. History Government Head Wrestling Coach Head Golf Coach Faculty 55 'h3. g umvgq; QVQW u - no- Mrs. Mary Lou Minor Nurse Miss Margaret Lau a Speech Therapist g, 0;. I Mrs. Frances Begay, Mrs. Alice Dolan, Mrs. ! Delphine Jackson, Mrs. Louise Dillon, Mrs. 3' Mary Ann Echeverria. Cooks 3V Mr. Doug Conner Mr. David Ray Algebra I I Architectural Drafting Math I r; Drafting I Geometry i V L Autol Junior CIass - Auto II Advisor 56 Faculty Mrs. Gwynn Morgan Child Development Home Economics l Home Economics II F HA Advisor Mr. Joe Bartek Typing l Bookkeeping Mr. Joe deArrieta Principal Mr. Todd Miller Geography Government U.S. History Varsity Volleyball Coach Girls Track Coach .i'EisMrs. Sandy Harshbarger, Mrs. Jerry Fen- , i334 kell, Mrs. Dede DeLong, Mrs. Judy Vice, Mrs. Robin Garijo, Mrs. Kathy McKinney. District Secretaries Faculty 57 1 Mr. Robert Scott Superintendent 3 Mrs. Katharina Brown , English I English II English III A German I German II 2 I 1 t 'L? 3; Mrs. Sharon Thomas Secretary I Attendance $ Mrs. Phyliss Fagg Secretary ,? Administrative 2 Mrs. Joyce Mendiola Secretary 5! Counselors' t- ; u ,3 -; g; ave Bell, John Falen, Tom Johnstone, Dave 3 3. assinelli, Don Stoker. 5 r 3 School Board 3; t WzNot Pictured: Don Jones, Willie Hooft E b- . ; ' in A 58 Faculty 3 i Mrs. Arlene Myers English I English II English IV P.E. Miss Janet Studebaker Language Arts Mr. Tim Jaureguito Career English English I English II Conditioning Head Varsity Football Coach Mr. Clyde Andress Biology I Biology II Geology Honor Society Advisor Letterman's Club Advisor Faculty 59 60 Faculty Mr. Norm Higley Transportation and Maintenance Supervisor McCuskey Typing II Personal Typing Office Practice Sophomore Class Advisor Mrs. Linda Hill Art I Art ll Art Ill Art Club Advisor Mr. Ton y Wiggins Vice Principal -g'. Mr. K en Lords Assustant Supermtendant Mrs. Susan Rorex World sttory US History Government Drama Senior Class Advusor Mrs. CaroIe Gribble Counselor Career English Cheerleader Adwsor Mrs. Sibyl Carlton lerarlan Facuity 61 a A Wwia-VWAq- ' '?-n h ?t wa- 4 62 Faculty va . Mrs. Leisa Findle y Algebra I Albegra II Advanced Math Calculus Math Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor Mr. K en Christean Typing I Consumer Education Health Varsity Girls Basketball Coach Baseball Coach WMWA4 -. Mr. Dennis Locke Mr. Frank McCuskey . Woods I Mr. Claudio Woods u - Woods III YzagUfrre Sophomore Class Advisor Not Pictured: Mr. Louie Vargas Mr. Frank Phelps Mr. Joe Arana Custodians Mrs. Gini Cunningham P.E. French International Club Advisor -4 Mr. Frank Oxborrow Counselor Mr. Eddie Booth E Athletic Director Introduction to Computers Computer Accounting Miss Robin Scott Vocational Education Freshman C?ass Advvsor Mrs. Cindy Abrego Vocationai Education Aide Freshman Class Adwsor Faculty 63 Mr. Jerry Morelock Band I Send H Elective Band Choir Pep Band Adwscr VT Mr. Sean Wilson Opuonax Math Math II Junior CXass Adesor Mr. L ynn Cunningham General Science Heahh Varsity Easkelball Coach Mr. Jim Salml P E Elective P E Head Boy's Track Coach Mr. Vince Mendiola Baswc Math Mam I P E Asswstant Varswty FcotbaH Coach J.V. Baskemall Coach 64 Faculty High above the trees and things FIies a beauttful creature of great spans of wthgs In the heavens he does glide With sky and wind upon his side With pride as strong as ours J-Ie still exists among our towers Soaring to and fro with a great sense of peace Oh dear Lord, don't let this creature ever cease, Cathteen Nendick Lon Holt , Scratchboard Pele Ferraro The other day as I walked down the hall, I happened to glance at the mirror on the wallt And to my surpr'rse I dId not find. the person I thought was so speciat and kind. Astonished as I was I still could not see, the person I thought was truly me. For in my place there she stood. wanting to speak it only she could. Trying to tell me that I needed to change, try to create and to rearrange. This person that I had become, was a stranger to me and everyone. I looked into her eyes they were clear and kind, I saw a gleam of compassion, and wished it were mine, Atl the great vtrtues seemed to be there, klndness; Wtsdom; courage; and care. It only I coutd steal them and put them into me. try to live better and become like she. I suddenly realized I stIH had time to put into practice the theme of thrs rhyme! Stephanie Traynor . 2nd Ptace Joe Garcia , FenCII Art 65 h. n- 66 Ari HIS NAME IS JOEV His name is Joey, and he's very shy. He lives next to me. i can hear him cry. His dad is yelllng almost all the time. Joey doesn't know that this is a crime. He goes to his room with his head hung low, wiping ah his tears, iooking at his bruises ieh on his forearm from blocking the swings of his father's fists. He tans to his knees because at the pain, breathing on his arms to cool down the sting. He started to crawl out oi the Window; he was halfway out when his dad Came 1. He grabbed Joey's legs and pulled him back in. Joey was screaming with terror and night. His mam stood watching, the cruet and Sick sight. His dad Was yemhg while kicking Joey in the ribs and lace. 3400:: was thrown vapidly all over the walls. Joey had passed out dunng the beating. When he came around. he could barely move, His face was swollen. his lips were wide split, blood was everywhere leaking tram his face. He slowly got up, and started to limp. He went to the mirror, staring at himself; he slowly blinked once; tears fell silently, The very next day I went to his house. I asked a policeman what was going on, He said that a kidi was Vound in a roomi hanging by a rope tied around his throat. i Sald back to him uHis name isn't kid: his name Is Joey. Scott Bonnm - lst Place Mamna Gamezr Pencil Cathleen Nendick - Pencil Tom Stephen - Pencii A d . a 5., 4 MN 0 - l ME I try so hard ', i to do my best but it's so hard to live up to the rest. I feel like no one has seen my face, I feel so left out and out of place. s I hope somehow, ' someday I'll be found a different person in a different way. It's so hard to live up to the rest but, I'll try, and do my best. Lisa Norcross Art 67 Nicole Patterson - Pen 81 Ink Stippling DADDY'S GIRL Be home early. Don't come in late. You're only a sophomore, Let's not debate! You're not like your brother. You're not like your friend. They may stay out late. But you're coming in! I'm doing it for your sake, I hope you're not mad. I just wish you'd remember, It's hard to be a dad! I beg and cry for the pain to end L I laugh at the many times I've sinned 7. ,- l'm every child with a troubled mind I'm every teenager who commits a crime I'm every child who runs away Searching desperately for a place to stay I'm every teenager who is the victim of trouble I could be your friend, but in reality, l'm your double Who am I, do you know? Searching your mind, think who? That's right . . . l'm you! ' Candy Jordan Stephanie Baum Cathleen Nendick You try to give the world, the happiness you never had You cry for many whose lives are sad You give out so much, yet get less in return With each new hurt. it's just a little more you learn You'll soon realize, that do what you might Not everyone will always, do what's right Sometimes a person will take a wrong road Do what you can, you can't relieve his load He is now the one lost to fate And because he didn't listen, he has himself to hate. 4 3 Candy Jordon Art 69 .h,. .h-w '3 W .vet.ypuw'-'a.n av ,v NWT ewwgb vqalmimn - .4 K tu- HORSES What are the creatures that God created? The animal that is so cruelly mistreated? The one with the long, silky tail and mane? The one that suffered so much pain? This is the horse so graceful you see, And would be more graceful if it were free. STILL I SIT Late at night, I walk outside 3 4 into the deep dark night. Stars form shapes in my mind. I wish upon a bright star, gleaming in the night. The grass is damp on my feet. 3 if but still I sit, g i to listen. 33;; The trees sway in the cool spring breeze .3! Leaves on the trees rustle, r a kg making noise that only little children would be frightened of. I hear people softly whispering, in the distance. A sprinkler is still on. 3' 3 helping the new plants to grow to their fulIest. if; I wish this world of ours would gifA always be this way. 75.4; , No one fighting, gm: just peaceful, 4 as nature is. Paula Golliher 70 Art Lisa Norcross Danny Drake - 2nd Place l l Danny Drake Joe Gavcia , Pencil Terl Dorman . Pencll FOREVER YOU 8. ME As I sleep with my head on my pillow, Wlshin' you were here. but now I'm in a dream and then you disappeared, now I'm in a world where nothing is lhe same, but now you came along and made my whole life changel lf this was only true but some day it will be. alwaysAn-lorever together you and me. CSV Galloway Art 71 UNR Goes Far Nevada fans were thrilled as the UNR Football team had the best season they have had for many years, along with their first Big Sky Conference Championship. There were a couple of major standouts, with quarterback Erik Beavers 72 Gazette The big controversy in sports this year is whether or not Sugar Ray Leonard will be able to come out of retirement successfully. He seems to think so, and the world will just have to wait and see. controlling the team and Otto Kelley having an outstanding season at running back. Tony Zendehaz was the most talked-about place kicker on the west coast, breaking most of the standing national records. The world will watch this year as thousands of athletes compete in the 1984 Summer Olympics. to be held in Los Angeles, California. This year's Olympics should prove to be a very competitive year, with many strong athletes from every nation. America's athletes are looking forward to the games with an added excitement, since they were not able to compete in the last Olympics due to a boycott by America. Like the Summer Olympics, the Winter Olympics should be very competitive. Phil and Steve Mahre will be the strongest hopefuls for the downhill skiing event, while the figure skating event should belong to Scott Hamilton, and other strong U.S. skaters. Look at that! The new music craze isnlt on records. but now on Videos. and Mtv is THE place to see all your favorites. Videos have brought a new dimension to music, while also boosting record sales, Wthh had been sagging in previous years. Mtv, and other programs of the same concept, are the latest rage, And Mtv is the only place to watch musm videos 24 hours a day, In stereo. The Jackson Five are back together for one last tour, In Europe. Marlon, Randy, Michael. Tito. and Jermaine seem very exoted about this tour. which could very well be their last together. The cities In Europe are ecstatic about the reappearance of the Jacksons. No Make-up? The rock group KISS premlered this year With a new record and a new face. Not only did KISS get a new drummer, but also, they no longer wear theIr intense make-up. Their new record, 41le it up was among the best sellers list for many weeks, while the title track appeared 0n Mtv. KlSS fans can count on some more great rock from the group in the future, The 1984 Winnada staff supported the hrst-ever KOZZ dance this year. during football season. D.J. Max Volume hosted the dance, with free dance contest prizes along With trshirts. records, and hat gwe-aways, The dance proved to be a benefit to the students. along With helping to pay for the yearbook, Gazette 73 t:- d- wqu . vwmQ ??Ovn. . Unpeaceful Morning United States' Marine forces, who have been stationed in Lebanon since mid-1983, lost much insight of their peace- keeping intensions after a tragic bombing at the Marine compound of the U.S. Marine Battalion Landing Team headquarters. The building, located at Beirut International Airport, was nothing more than a mass of pulverized concrete, after a truck with more than two Goes Down tons of TNT burst through barbed wire, and a wrought iron gate before exploding, and bursting the Marine building on October 23, 1983. The event seemed even more devastating due to the fact that it occured in the early morning, while most of the occupants were in the building. It took three weeks to count all the bodies. and the final count for the dead came to 239 Marines, sailors, and soldiers. Korea. Flight 007 was blasted out of the air by two Russian missles, which sent the plane to its fiery death. On board the plane were 69 U.S. citizens, including an American senator. The Russians denied that they had ordered the plane shot down until almost a week later. Many people feared a drastic move WINNADA NE WS ABC Television presented a dramatic movie special this year that shocked and disturbed millions of people all over the world. THE DAY AFTER dealt with a very controversial subject - nuclear warfare and its devastating power. While the public reaction in the U.S. was quite subtle, the riots in Europe showed the feelings of the rest of the world, against the nuclear arms race. All heads were turned this year as Reverend Jesse Jackson flew to West Germany to talk to President Assad. The matter at hand was Lt. Robert O. Goodman, a pilot for the 1 ' 5'1 August 31, 1983 was a night of terror and death for 269 people r atioard the Korean Airlines 9 Boeing 747, bound for Soul, U.S. Navy, who was captured would occur, but it soon ended . by Syrian troops. along with the 269 lives of those innocent people. 74 Gazette New Terms for Record Fine: $3 Million Stardust Casino owners won't be cheating people anymore. At the beginning of 1984 the gaming commission placed a 3 million dollar fine on casino ' T i r I , owners after a complaint was Amalgamatei , filed against the casino. The a 1 l j-v -, owners, Allan Sachs and Herb lramll MW e- Tobman, agreed to sell their shares in other casinos, and they also agreed to have their gaming iG-tat v36 Greyhound owners And Workers :13 and resort licenses revoked. This 1983 was another good year for a major strike. or so the workers for Greyhound Bus Lines thought. The workers stayed on strike for many weeks protesting and planning their demands. The Corporation owners felt they i i? n ' h Vanessa Williams is the newest, and one of the most talked-about Miss Americas i'ever. This could be contributed , 1to her outstanding qualities of , v , beauty, brains, assertiveness, x zwand also her background. Miss Williams is the first-ever black Miss America, and although quite a fuss has been made about the event, Williams has proved a good selection for the title. When asked her feelings. y .. she firmly responded to gwreporters, tlThey picked me t' ,' because they thought I could A 160 the job, and color seems i to be no barrier. could survive without workers, was the largest gambling fine m but they soon found out otherwise. Many workers seemed pleased when they announced the end of the strike, as did many American people. Greyhound is back and going stronger than ever. '25:. aims Is Ma Bell Really Dead? Ma Bell didn't really die, she just split up into smaller companies. Although separate companies, the Bell System and AT8rT still work together to give the people the same great service they have enjoyed for over 100 years. Sally Ride was cast aside from other women this year as she became the first woman to ever go into space. The Challenger Space Shuttle was the host to this historical event, and millions of Americans cheered as she walked out of the shuttle after landing. Women all over the nation found new hopes for equal rights and a greater women's future. Gazette 75 .t'. ..w.m.,.mm.;g- Ni , u- w .. '- X W1. vrvvgl 'Wi!h r9h' i Q .pigr David Niven. Actor of such debonair roles in THE MOON IS BLUE and SEPARATE TABLES. 73. lra Gershwin. Lyricist who brought us show songs and hit tunes with his brother, George. 86. Joe Delaney. Tried to save two boys in a pond, but drowned. Pro football will miss him. 24. 76 Gazette Karen Carpenter. 10 million records sold, yet suffering from Anorexia Nervosa led to a heart attack. 32. Jessica Savitch. Newscaster who gave us newscapsules and nightly coverage from New York on NBC. Died in an auto accident. 36. Dennis Wilson. The only real surfer in the Beach Boys group drowned off the California coast, silencing his drums. 39. Barney Clark. First artificial heart recipient taught us all something about life. 62. Lillian Carter. Jimmy's mother gave him a few worries and a name for herself. 85. Jack Dempsey. Past heavyweight boxing champion took his final loss far from the ring and the fame. 87. f The Golden Arches '9 7' Have Arrived in Winnemucca McDonald's comes to Winnemucca is the big news , this year as our city continues 5? to grow. McDonald's brought E i in some new faces, but many native Winemuccans are finding great opportunities by working there also. Fifty people were hired to run the fast food service that the storage lot and shop. This move hopes to bring in more sales with a better selection of automobiles. McDonald's is so famous for. a and more will be hired when ' the summer time comes and the travelers start coming through our city. McDonaldls should not only be an asset to its own company, but it should also get more travelers to come through Winnemucca. New Faces on Old Places ' STRIKE. No. not another football strike, but a bowling alley opening this spring at the old Dyer Lumber. Mayfair changes to Bag and Save to give Winnemucca a chance to buy in bulk. New Homes; New Loans The Desert Mountain RV Park, located on East Winnemucca Blvd., was established to give visitors to our town another choice to spend the night. Away from the hustle and bustle, this new park allows people to be Haway from it all , just up the road. With grassy lots and landscaping that will soon grow in. a comfortable place has been developed where tourists may stop and enjoy the best of Winnemucca, then stay right at home in their own vehicles. Located where the Humboldt Hotel once stood, the new First Federal Savings building brought Winnemucca its first and only Day 84 Night Teller. Besides the bank, the mini-mall on the corner of Bridge and Winnemucca Blvd. also houses other businesses and shops. The Bank has proven to be convenient for downtown shoppers and major investors alike. Gazette 77 777777777 9. Ar' USA FOLGATE. May on your dreams come true and may you have the Wlsdom u: know what to dream Mom and Dad JOEL JAuREGuwo- Vouyre a super athlete and a tup-nmch son Love orro prayers Mom and Dad 5PM: CARSON Congralmahons and gone ruck m me Mkure Mom and Boo JAMES FREI: We want you to know you are very specral oo us, You have mooe 07259 last ergrrreerr years excmng ono mm and we are so orouo or you Keep me gooo ouolmes you have devemped m Foukmg up ono eyer gomg fovwavd We love your Mom and Dad cums LAFLEN- We re proud oi you, Mom and Don RAY MCDADE: Numbev one son You have made us yery orouo. mm and Wayneue McDade PAULA GOLLIHER Congratuvanons Fame and graduoresr now me now! begms. Drck Gourher USA MC CAULEY' We kwe you and are very nvoud at you Vou WM always be 2:1 Mooo m our hearts Love Mom, Duo, and Tommy Ucu're sun on Iesmcnom TANVA unlos Congratulauonsr we're orouo or you Love, Mom and Boo MARIA SALAS We're proud or you cor makmg n mmugh mgn schoal weo hke ta congrorume you fov dmng u youvsell and also for Uymg hard m hack Lyora arro sonny MARK JAMES' Congratulations Cor a job wen done, Love. Mom and Dad LIZ GRAHAM Dear Euzaoem Anner We areyery proud 0! your acmevemems m the ms! sevemeen years a! your Me Yau are spe- erol to us and were comment lhak your lumve wm be fulmlmg and happy. we worn be the same ouer you're gonel Loye. Mom. Dad. and Jenmrer SHARON KEITH Cangvalmavons Shem. Love. Mom and Dad JlM KERR Congratulauons, WeWe proud 0! you Lovey Mom ano Bar: To me CLASS OF '34 I Nways 5mg ororses Kc me Lord even u youre a me on key The Goughs JORGE PEDRAZA We'ye enloyed hawng you wrm us ems yzarv Hope your year m Amenea was a gooo one. Bueno suene Caml and Walt 80 Proud Parems Proud Parents ROBERI GRAHAM Best worms and rots o! mck rover Memo Dadr Barby ADM chky, and 3tu ANDREE BIDART Theve wm be many pyramsds m No We wIH oe cheenng max you are owways on tap Mom. Dad, Frank and Rob SUSAN EOSWORTH Congrzlmahons Susan. we re proud 0! you Luvey Momy mo and Joey Anew NIELSEN Way to go Angle I m yery orouo or you May were always be vamoows In your lulute May you have We unoersmomg arm compas- smn mroughour your Me A orrgm smmng lur ture cor your Angre Love, your Mom SHARON NRK Keep up the good work, Lover Dad and Ricky JOE BIDAURRETTA Cangratulatmns May you excex m whatever you endeayor excxuorng bemg Stuck m the sand. havassmg me depuues. ono mung markev posu Love Mom and Dad KEVXN KEXTH Congrarurauony Mom and Dad JULIE PEARCE Cangratulznons' We wrsh you on me hoopr- ness m the ond and know you 'MH no a suc- cess m your chosen held. Thanks cor makmg these was! seventeen years so lunomed and enroyaowe '0' us We love you Mam ono Dad WAYNE JONES May on your wushes come rrue Mom and Dad JEAN SALLAV 825! 00 luck m Ihe future congratulanons? Lovey Mom and Dan MlKE MONTERO. Mlkee Remembersuoeessrsorourney. nokadesnnae uon Love, Mommy and Daooy PEPE GAMEZ No more paper. No more books No more teachers dirty woks' We are very proud or you Lover Mom and Dad JORGE ALVAREI. Cnngramlahuns. Jorge. and Iols ol luck m the mture Vour parenrs TERRI MXLSAP Congralmaltons. Tern Please ccrmnue me good wovk and u wrn be very vewavdmg Loye. oronomo ono Glandpa LISA WESTMORELAND. Congralulalmns' We are very proud M you! You have been a joy to us me last seventeen years Wsshmg you success and happmess In your lulure years Love Mom and Dad ANN KEARNS Congvatulahons on your graduauon. Arm Maur reen o Love, Mom ano Dad RIVA DILLON. V You made no and we're prouo or you Lovey Mom and Dan ROE VAN DEIST Congramatmns! We are very proud olyou and wush you an the success m the worm 007 any gears that you try to auom, We've Dehmd you on the Way Love. Mom arm Dad RON WRIGHT Congralmahons la a Me son Love Mom and Dad y EERNARDO SANCHEZ We are prouo or you cor umsmng sonoov Good luck m onymmg you try to do Loye. Mom and non CUFTON BROWN Whatever you do were behmd you an me way wnh Xove and prayers y Congvalmauons orom Mom and Dad , VAN LIZANTETZ Congratmallnns Van! Heroes wrsmng aH your mwre goals came hue Lovey Mom. Dad. Ruby and Mark KELLEY DICK Congratmahons. we knew you cnuld do m Love Mom and Boo BILL DONALDSON Hr saw What a thnw You ye graduamm and we re emew Mother and Dad Ham FRANZ Congrormouonszo agoad kvd were both very prouo o! yew Love. Mom and Dad MXCHELLE GREEN Congrauuouonsr Mreneue cor an outsxandmg roo We are very, very proud ov you Love, Mom and Dad TODD RlCKMAN e To Khe man or me house: ugm or my me, ono deer or me Mme reo hunk 'W AM my love, Mom WADE TENNEY Here's to your ngM Imure H s yours ror mo takmg We wrsrr you success Love. Mom and Dad NIKI DOUGHTY Seventeen years have gone by Oh how they am My Be happy m Whatever you oo Congralmonons We wove you Mom and Dad Duvut s A true you st-H keep THAT cemervmd m you! mckeW HI think I womd have enjoyed high schooX more N there weren't so many mteHectuaIs around. Dave Leon Julie Benjamin Andree? Bidan Joe Bidaurreta Semars ax u 82 Sewers Have you been seemg my woman. Jean? Good? Yeah we are. But fouryears here wer- en't just to prove how good we are. Our grades, our attitudes, our achievements in sports and participation in clubs will take us to even higher performances. The white rose represents our apprecia tion of pure beauty in life; burgandy and silver show richness and a sense of class. Ahead of us nowis more beau- ty, greater riches, and continued class be- cause HThe Best is Yet to Come . Spike Carson Pm Chavez Clifton Brown Susan Bosworth Davnd Cichon ... Todd DeLong ' Rita DiHon In addition to being gifted in academics and ath- letics, the seniors showed talent in other fields. There were winning speakers, creative artists, imagina five writers, and poignant actors. These lively minds pro vided brilliant momen ts worthy of applause. BHI Donatdson Imam mmk Mr Sam womd m m heree am you? Teri Dorman Senlors 83 , A'pnieimakg ' Valerie Drake; ' ; ,L : F 84 Seniors ., 1.155 Folgatex , Heidi Franz: ' .Jimk Fr'ei ls mm thmg waded? Underclassmen found these seniors approachable and friendly. Although upperclassmen tended to be distant with the class of '84 when freshmen, they learned to work together with other classes to make Lowry a working unit. A good example of comparability has been set for future Graduates. Senicrs 85 9-3 ,54 . 86 Seniors It is often stated that a high school is the direct reflection of its senior class. Relative to the class of 1983-84 this philosophy seems to take on an added sense of truth. Lowry High School has become a place of spirit, involvement, academic improvement, and in addition, a place to mature in preparation for adult life. This image is the picture I see as I look into the faces of the senior students. They have provided us with many things, but I feel this reflection is their most important gift. Thank you seniors, Tony Wiggins Vice Principal i Michelle Garjs Ma sz Graham Michene Green i Darrel Greene J1m Guerclo Adan Hanssen Karen Harvell Max Herrera Karen Hesterlee Samoa 87 u- K; h I 2216' t Lisa Hemck Mark James Joel Jaureguito Senior sports fans were dedicated in supporting our teams. Whether cheering, decorating or congratulating, they tried their best to make the athletes feel that Lowry was behind them all the way. Many even traveled to away games to help the Buckaroos 'tHang Loose. Amelia Jimenez Wmmvg w ,matk Lowvy m; up tor me game EriWohnson N ' ss Serums i? z. , Dan Jones Wayne Jonas ; I'M q 4 Kevin Keith Sherri Keith . , Jim Kerr Chris Laflen Seniors 89 n 90 Serums 0mg Mndd Larsen Andre Legarza Having a desire to improve themselves academically and vocationally, over half the seniors took English IV and filled the largest Advanced Math and Calculus classes yet. Other electives were also filled with seniors preparing for work and further education. DaVId Leon VaH Lizaneu Ltsa McCauXey GXenn McCoy Ray McDade Ken McDaniel Cmdy McDonald Andrea Magxera Mlchelle Mathews Term Mrrsap Cathy Mogus Sewers 91 g u- Mike Montero Angie Nielsen H you can't read the phone number IVS 62372047 HThe Spirited Class! To prove they were spirited, seniors painted more parking spaces than ever before, but that wasn't enough They won first place in the Homecoming skits and were awarded the first spirit stick given to a class. The school year truly grew in spirit from the Class of '84! Julie Pearce 92 Seniors Jorge Pedraza Stacey Peterson Sherry Randahl Todd Rickman Duane Rose Semovs 93 94 Serums Maria Salas Homecommg was made great wuh students cars bnngmg in the court. Enthusiasm and spirit were spread by the seniors at the Homecoming Snake Dance as upperclassmen led the train of students through pools and casinos. Spirit rubbed off on members of the community as the words HGO LOWRY were heard over the intercom of the Star and Winners Casinos! And strangely enough, employees of certain businesses took the time out to step outside and cheer on the Lowry Buckaroos. Vicki Salrm Carla Shaul Wally Smiraldo HThinking about this class, one thing comes to mind: the impression we had of them as freshmen. We were sure they would never grow up; they would always be awkward and skinny and giggly and self-concious. But somehow they have grown up into a senior class full of enough enthusiasm and school spirit to set an example that will remain long after they are gone-a class we are proud to be associated with. Susan Rorex and Lelsa Findley And In scene two, Ten Will Me 0 the top oi the Iaddev. to answer the phone Julre Stanton Merryann Sweeney Kim Swope Wade Tenney Senlors 95 96 Senlovs Rick Traynor Ron Wright Robert Van Diesti' x.- Lisa WesxmoreAand Tina Zigler Tom Voges Kim Weese N01 Pictured: Brian Aitken Kelley Dick Sharon Kirk Tami Moon Bernado Sanchez Kevin Schmidt Rhoda Spahan Kim Worthington Jeff Ydiando .-1 mW-wmm-u-mmvwm . - We Ah. Wm... ; 3'11. rmtxmr 59.7. K'piMh '52:: V. JIM GUERClO: Congratulations. we're very proud of you. 'Love. Mom and Dad JIM EVANS: Congratulations on your graduation and good luck in the future. You have made us very proud and happy to be your mom and dad. The Family KAREN WADSWORTH: l Congratulations and best wishes. May Qbu have the best in future years. Love. Dad and Shawn ERIK JOHNSON: May your life be as happy as we all wish ours could be. Mom, Wes. Holley and Forresti DAN JONES: Here's wishing all your future goals come true. Love, Mom and Steve WALLY SMIRALDO: r We're proud you're our son. Love, Morn and Dad STEPHEN CROW: Here's to a wonderful son, we're glad you made it through. Love. Mom and Dad ANNIE DRAKE: Congratulations Class of '84. Hope things get even better for you. We wish you the best at everything, Annie. Love. Mom and Dad RICK NORCROSS: Welcome to the world; can't believe the change: it's fantastic! Love. Mom and Dad ,f Today, Tomorrow. Forever; : Lowry will always be in our minds mm? vmuwc: .tnt' w 2-321214 aww; ,. For our memories of Lowry are mostly fond Good times, friends, teachers. These are part of our lives Part of our hearts Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and finally our Senior year Looking back on all the mistakes we have made. We laugh. cry, and just wonder. To go back again. we all wish we could, To that Freshman year. To relive; change our mistakes. no, To have more good times and more Memories to share. We now stand in the gym For one last time. Side by side with our friends Everyone waiting, hoping this moment Lasts forever, not knowing what lies ahead. The night passes by quickly, too much so. For it is a night spent in restlessness, Fear and sadness. Lowry High is no longer our home We have to look ahead And plan our future In just a few short months. We say good-bye to Lowry for one last time, With tears, with broken hearts, We all go on with our lives. All that's left of Lowry is our memories. Doug Graham ?::lVlOr6 VI'IOB 52' V08 ? ANDl MAGIERA: Happy are those who reject the advice of evil men, who do not follow the example of sin- ners. or join those who have no use for God. We love you. Mom. Dad. Pye, Thos. and Iggy VALERlE DRAKE: Congratulations, Valerie. we knew you could make it. Mother and Dad CORRINA GOMEZ: P.- To Shortcake, Life can be just what you make it- Life can be fashioned and warm as a crown. YOU-the designer. YOURS-the decision. whether to wear it or set it down. The future awaits you and it's all yours. Lots of luck. Love. Mom. Dad. Ann. and Gigi THOMAS VOGES: Congratulations. Thomas. Love. Mom. Dad, Tracy. and Granpa DOUG GRAHAM: Congratulations and best wishes for success to a son that has been everything i ever hoped for and more. I love you dearly. Morn PETE FERRARO: Congratulations son. we finally made it. Love. Mom and Dad TRACI ALLEY: Congratulations. We are very proud of you. a Love. Mom and Dad GRADUATlON DAY Today we'll start a new life and say our last goodbyes to all the friends we've grown to love, with whom we've laughed and cried. Remembering all the fun and laughter the problems and the fears and watching all our memories grow, throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances, the new friends that we've met vacations, teachers, talking, and exams we'd rather forget. The times we've spent together may our memories never end but stay in our hearts down deep inside. and keep us together, forever friends. Yes, high school days are precious where all our dreams come true. cuz, today is not the end but a beginning of a life we'll start anew. Cherish the things that happened not what we should have done cuz each and everyone of us knows The Best is Yet to Come. Melonie Peters 'IERI DORMAN: Congratulations to TeriaLynne from your fam- ily. We're very proud of you. Sharon Newman MELONIE PETE'IFikz Good luckiclass of '84. You dcne good, Mel, Jessell'ivPeters- 1962 MICHELLE GARIS: Congratulations, Shotgun; you've been a blast! From your parents DAVID CICHON: Aim high, but stay level Congratulations, Da- vid, we're proud of you. The Shields ANDRE LEGARZA: Get a good job so you can take care of your . k mother. Love, Mom PAT CHAVEZ: We wish you the best of happiness in the fu- ture. Your Mom and Dad To the Class of '84: Our sincerest congratulations as you graduate from Lowry High School. So many of you have touched our lives and given us many happy memories which we will treasure always. For making our lives brighter, we thank you and good luck to each of you. George and Dede DeLong MIKE SORTOR: Congratulations Mikel Love. Mom 8. Dad 8: Steve in 1980. we stepped throughthe door. Really not knowing what lay in store. Wondering if our freshman year would be a blast, I can't really tell ya; it went by too fast. Then we were sophomores. Bad to the Bone. The words HUpright Position would set off a groan. All of a sudden, it was our third year, Our biggest worry was, who'd buy the beer. With everyone playing varsity ball, Lo and behold, we're in the senior hall. It's been 12 years, and we ain't fools, Remember the snake dance. when we jumped in the pools? Now we'll walk out through that same door, Remember us forever, the Class of 84. Jean Salla A brief candle both ends burning, An endless mile, a bus wheel turning. - A friend to share the lonesome times. A handshake and a sip of wine. So say it loud and let it ring, That we're all part of everything. The present, future and the past, Fly on Class of 84. we're free at last. By Charlie Daniels submitted by Jean Salla Proud Parents and Poetry 97 MOST INTELLIGENT Bill Donaldson and Michelle Green kvx f: ' 11mm MY ? f: MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Todd Rickman and Andrecfa Bidart 98 Seniors ! N' llIf5 HMO. , MOST TALKATIVE Jean Salla and Lisa Folgate WOLF AND FLIRT Jeff Ydiando and Susan Bosworth BEST LOOKING Sean Peraldo and Annie Drake MOST COURTEOUS Tom Voges and Pat Chavez CLASS OFFICERS Joel Jaureguito-President, Rob Van BEST DRESSED Todd DeLong and Angie Nielsen ; FRIENDLIEST V MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED James Frei and Lisa McCauley Mike Montero and Julie Pearce -7 - r'ff' ?BWW Mum; m '65 Diest-Vice President. Michelle Green- MOST ATHLETIC Ian Secretary Doug Graham and Vicki Salmi SHYEST Andre Legarza and Kim Swope MOST INDEPENDENT Spike Carson and Tina Zigler FUNNIEST Dave Leon and Tanya Larios SUPER SENIORS Sean Peraldo and Andrw Bidart Seniors 99 0000000000000000 rsaomnr SHOVNRFSHOKNDFSHOINF jFS OIN3 Randy Alley Km Backus Ellen Banks Jenmler sen Em: aennger And! Benz DRSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUN IORSJUNIORSJ N 'K AMA HHFSHOINHFSHOINUVSHOINIWF $80thFSHOINnFSHOINHFSHOLNHFSHOINUFSHOINHFSHOLNc HFSHOINHVSHOI Mnrsaownrsaomnrsaownrsaomnrsa An upswdeAdown. HDSIderdown Christmas. 102 Jumcrs Jog Flores Dale Fondy Marl Frues Martina Gamez Becky George Barbara Graham Doug Greenwald Ron Gribble Joyce Herrer Darcy Herman Laune Herrera LUIS Herrera Palge Higbee Kevm Holt Lon Holt Diana Hoss Man James Muke Johnson Doug Jones Mike Jones Shelley Jones Candy Jordan Frank Jurado Todd Kenner RSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUN IORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS JUNIORS . 3 We're sweet Sixteen and never been A thorn between two roses INDFSHOINHFSHOINDFSHOINHFSBOINHFSHOINHFSHOI NFIFSHOINHFSHOINDFSEOINHFSHOINHFSHOINDFSHOINHFSBOIB QRSJUNIORSJUNIORS JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIO 104 Juniors NHFSEOINHFSHOINHFSHOINDFSHOINHFSHOINHFSEOINOFSHOINHFSHOIN e ' o o, v .w HBut Eric. you never have a second candy cane at home. JUNIORSJUN IORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUI tRS JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS With the Juniors in charge of the prom, president Brenden Doyle, Vice President Ron Gribble 8: Secretary Becky George coordinated the KLEEE'Emh decoration, the band and Kevin Knight 'g many details it takes to put together this annual gift to the seniors. By selling over 3,000 boxes of M81M '5, hot chocolate and donuts in the Richard Laflen Lana Larios Lisette Legarza morning, and jewelry, they were able to afford all the expenses. Our thanks go to the Juniors. SHOINHFSHOINOFSHOINOFSHOINHFSEOINHFSHOINHFSHOINDFSHOINHFSHOI OIMWFSHOINHFSHOINDFSHOINHFSHOIN D f Juniors 105 Crsaomnrsaomnrsaomnrsaomnrsaomnrsaomnr saomnrsaomnrsaomnrsamNnrsaomnrsaomnrsaomnrsai Because the Juniors were so persistent in their efforts to boost spirit and team support, Lowry began to see some exciting changes. During Pep Assemblies the Juniors never failed to get the . Seniors on their feet. They even managed, using their most diligent efforts, to get a rise out of the Sophomores. Denise. my sister said to ask you if you would come to her party tonight. Susan you sure cheer with a flare. NIORSJUNIORS JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUN IORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNC nFSHOINnFSHOINDFSHOINnFSHOINOFSHOINHFSHOINnFSHOI NHFSHOINOFSHOIN Sean Lemmon Jerry Lugert Tami Lyons Tim McBride Pat McDade Randy Maga Shauna Marden Mark Marr Clare Moon Carol Morgan John Nielson Lisa Norcross Delinda Norris Nancy Ochoa Richard Parker Chad Piquet Gloria Plaza Buddy Quilici 106 Juniors NSHOINHFSHOI NF.FSHOINOFSHOINDFSHOINDFSHOINHFS Ron Rathbun Shannon Ray Tydel Ray Terri Redd Tom Ricketts Darla Robbins Chuck, Chad. and Billy concentrate on the intense game. Juniors 107 ORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUN IORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIOR wORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJ 108 Juniors Wot Picturem Frank Babbs Dan Bell Scott Betz Bryan Curtis Clifford Harvey Alanna Jones Brian McCormick Ernesto Manzo Todd Warn Gundula Weber KrIS Wilson Denyse Woodward Kelly Woodard LorI Youell Scott Nelson Greg Nelson Greg Pullen Charles Ray James Reid Troy Stauss Gigi Urban Tim Valerie Stacey Vaughn NIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIOF I N IORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUIHC E. ow Mrs. Carlton goes Tound the outside. round the outSIde. NIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJU ESHOIN0FSHOINDFSHOINHFSHOINDFSHOINHFSHOINWSH Frank, Rise LindalRomero Susan Romero Carl Rose WadeRoux David Schwartz Henry Silva Melissa Smith Gregg Standridge Dave Stetler Gary Stoker Todd Thompson Kris Timmons Trina Turner Kelly VanHorne Tracy Voges : : Connie Walters g - A g ? z . ' Dean Walther JUIflIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIO '3a$t Hi ho, hi ho, hi ho, hi ho, hi ho, hi ho, hi ho. Let S : Hard Work Let U : Junior Class Let C : Cooperation Let E : Enough Money Let F : Fun LetL : Love S+U+ZC+E+28+F+U+L : PROM NnrsaonNnrsaomnrsaomnrsuomnr saonNnrsaomnrsaomnrsamNnrsaomnrsa ;; Mr Wilson R; Mr Conner SOPHOMORESOPHOPMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESSOPH And their Beatles. and their Stones. and their other groups. too. 110 Sophomores Patricua Arnold Randy Bailey Stephanie Baum Jackie Benjamin Jennifer Berogan Randy Billows Chris Bishop Ken Bricker Jefi Brooks Steven Brown Matt Buchan Becky Calhoun HdOSBHOWOHdOSEBOWOHdOSEHCN MORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHJ OWOHdOSBHOWOHdOSEIHOW OHdOSSBHOWOHdOSHHOWOHd OOS38OWOHdOSBHOWOHdOSEHOWdOHdOSBHOWOHdOS SEHOWHdOSHHOWOHdOSEHOWO BE n 2 O I CL 0 m Lu 0: O 2 O I 0. O m m Lu 0: O 2 O I n. O m uJ 0: O 2 O I n. O m uJ o: O S. O I LL 0 w Lu r: O 2 O I o. O m Lu c: O 2 o. O I a O m uJ o: O 2 O I o. O m m Lu c: O 2 I o. 0 en RE While the Sophomore class was active in athletics and showed up at many school events, they still needed a push where spirit was concerned. Through the prodding of the upperclassmen and certain faculty members, they overcame this flaw and went on to win the first fixed Pep Assembly at Lowry. VKH V 'h'I O PHOMORESSOPHO MORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMO A... 5 2 , t ' .. . ' xi. 4x . ' . 3 , 67h a ,Vhrv , l I.' x A N x M luf- Watching makes me laugh. so I better turn away. Come on. Susie. yell! DPg-iDMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHMORES SOPHOMORESOPHOPMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORES Kathy Cassinelli Tammy Cooley April Corbin Kim Couch Jon Crow Donna Curtis Shannon Cuyler Tonya Dallman Eric DeBonis Chris Drake Susie Drake Frank Echave Nancy Edwards Luis Fernandez Sophomores 1 ll Kate Filbin Slivia Flores Raylene Foote Terri Frazier Bret Giltner Robbie Gogert Melody Graham Riely Griffin Brendy Hage Paul Harmon Kellie Harris Chandra Havard Marty Hayes Niki Hendrix 'Tve got spirit, yes I do I've got more than any of you. Under the leadership of their new advisors, Sophomore officers Mike Macdonald, Chris Drake 81 Frank Echave found themselves adding a southern touch to their interesting Christmas decorations. Who says hy'all these days anyhow. 7 ow0Hdosaaowowosaaowowosaaow OHdossaaowondosaaow0Hdosaaow0Hdosaaowowosaaowaowos1 I ! O 2 O I O. O U? Lu 0: O 2 O I 0. 0 CD Lu 0: O 2 O. O I CL 0 :0 Lu 0: O 2 O I o. O m :0 Lu 0: O 2 I LL 0 m Lu Q: 0 E O I CL 0 CD Lu tr 0 S. O 3:. Ya'll really put alot of effort into this year's decorating contest. 0 U? m D: 112 Sophomores ls Biology always this exciting? wm'. RES SOPHOMORESOPHOPMORES OPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESSOPHO MORESOPHOMORESG Jeff Herzog Randy Hesterlee Joe HiH OS3HOW OHdOSSHHOWOHdOSEHOWOHdOSBHOWOHdOSEMOWOHdOSBHOWdOHdOSBHOWOHd Scott Hilton Cheryl Holt Mike Howard Michelle Johnson Paula Jurado Susanne Klllmg Mike Larragueta Dolly Lau Leslie Lorain OSEHOWOHdOSEHOWOHdOSBHOWOHdOSBHOWOHd dOS iOWQHdOS saaowwosaaowow Sophomores 113 The HSkitters anxiously wait for their acting debut. lHOMORESOPHOPMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORES O SOPHO MORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORI PHOMORESSOPHO MORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPiOh t Tony Pintaro Dennis Porter Chris Quilici Janet Quilici I 1 g .. j .. 1 Ruth Quilici Becky Rand HPlease! Not another standing ovation. Exceeding all limits of creativity, the Sophomores came up with a skit unlike any performed at Lowry thus far. But all will agree, the most entertaining feature was Mr. 81 Mrs. McCuskey as they set the stage for this original performance, HMORES SOPHOMORESOPHOPMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORES dOSEHOWOHdOSHHOWOHdOSElHOWOHdOSBHOWOHdOSlH 114 Sophomores Linda Lorain Karl Loveridge Shannon McDade Mike Macdonald Nancy Manning Brenda Martin Debbie Martin Jack Martin Stacy Miller Q L : I :1 . Jodi Montoya ' . - L ' , V . Jeannie Morris ,,,,, Stephanie Olson Cathleen Nendick Kris Olson Mike Palmer Sean Peaslee x Darrel Perysian ' : Rob Peterson ESOPIbMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHMORES SOPHOMORESOPHOPMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMO-RESOP 1 And Helloooo Dolly! You're looking swell Dolly! i O HdOSIHOWOHdOSEIHOW OHdOSSEHOWOHdOSHHOWOHdOSBHOWOHdOSBHOWOHdOSHHOWdOHdOSBHOWOHdOS SEHOWH dOSHHOWOHdOSEHOWOHdOSHHOWOHdOSHHOWOHdOSEIHOWOHdOSEIHOW OHdOSSZ-IHOWOH Sophomores 115 , 24 '? WOHdOSBHOWOHdOSBHOWOHdOSHHOWOHdOSEHOWOHdOSBUOWOHdOSSBUOWOHdOSBHOWOHdOSBHOWOHdOSBE Stamp your books, sngn your names, say thank you. Thank you. jQue huevos! WOHdOSBHOWOHdOSEHOWOHdOSEHOWOHdOSBHOWdOHdOSEHOWOHdOS SEEOWHdOSBHO ORESSOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHMORES SOPHOMORESOPFi Cindy Randahl John Reeves Anna Riggs Frank Rookstool James Roush Eduardo Sanchez Deborah Sands Muke Schermerhorn Kim Schroyer Tma Scroggms Jim Shaw Paul Slgston Byron Smith Pam Smith Tom Stephen Teresa Stncker Connie Thomson Abby Thrasher 116 Sophomores iOSBt tWOHdOSEHOWdOHdOSEHOWOHdOS SHHOWHdOSE 'This is our first year to have the Sophomores. Although they are an easy Class to advise, we do not miss doing the prom. Mr. 81 Mrs. McCuskey Steven Tobiasson Troy Traynor Irma Urtiz Jason Vanderveen Kathy Webster Donald Williams OMORESSOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPl- SOPTPMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPH I 1 tNot Picturedt Javier Munoz Nona Allen Ricky Paulk Darrell Couttes Robert Quilici John Etcheverry David Rackley Kathy Hummel Donn Shaw Ronald Kelly Ed Turner Yvonne Kruziak Charles Vaughn Tammy Lane Rutheva Victor Greg Mireles Ak- 3I$' .l Sophomores 117 4OMORESOPHOPMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESSOPHO MORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMOR Halftime clowning around at Homecoming made kids out of everybody. RESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRES! 118 Freshmen Ricky Abrego David Adams Emiliano Alvarez David Archer Cyndee Arnold Jeff Aslin Jeff Austin Irma Avalos Kim Avery Paula Bagwell Terry Baker Steven Ballew Kristy Barnes Knm Baumeister Tina Beebout L LLJ 2 I w Lu 0: LL 2 Lu 2 I w LLJ 0: L1... 2 LL! 2 I m Lu cc LL 2 LLJ 2 I m Lu LI LL. 2 uJ E I :0 Lu 0: LL 2 Lu 2 I m Lu 0: LL 2 LLJ 2 I w Lu 0: LL 2 LAJ 2 I m Lu 0: LL 2 Lu 2 I w LIJ 0: LL 2 LLJ 2 I m Lu 0: u. z LLJ 2 I m LLJ 0: LL 2 Lu 2 I m LLJ 0: LL 2 LLJ S. I m Lu 0: L1. 2 uJ S. I w LLJ a g L5 We can see why you guys are Ithe advisers :lNEWHSBHjNHWHSBHjNEWHSEBdh Trina Beeman Jackie Begay Kurt Bell Theresa Bishop Michelle Black Scott Bonner Callie Cain w Julie Casos Maria Chavez Carrie Chesser Vicki Ciarno Dan Crabtree Jay Cramer Brice Crawford aw: 3FMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEN FRESHMENFRESHMENFRES Philip Crawford Roberta Crutcher Bill Danner Christy DeLong Scott DeLong JoLyn Dillon of the Freshman class. Dennis Dinubilo Todd Dixon ? Although Freshmen aren't involved in a lot of activities, it's really exciting to see the creativity and hard work they put forth in the activities they do participate in. Miss Scott 8: Mrs. Abrego u... I E m z T! I I11 m I Z M 2 'I'I I m w I z rn 2 11 I rn m I Z rn 2 TI I m m I Z PH 2 11 I m w I E m z 'n I m m I E m z 11 I m m I Z rn 2 11 I m m I Z I'I'I z 'n I m m I z rn z 'n h SWHSHHdNEWHSHHdNBWHSHEH NEWHSHHdNEWHSEHdNHWHSEE Freshmen 119 SEHJNEWHSHEHNEWHSRHNEWHSHH N3 Samantha Dollison Steven Doughty Alice Downing Katie Doyle Beverly Driver Gus Duncan Travis Dunn Nikki Eldredge Tim Ellsworth Coach Billingsley congratuIates Brice Crawford after his match Eddie Elze Marie Estrada Teresa Etcheverry SHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRES HMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHV'E :1NSWHSBHdNBWHSHUjNEWHSEHjN3WHSBHdN3WHSHUdNEWHSHEJNEWHSBHdNBWH Hey, JoLyn, I think that one's looking at you. 120 Freshmen HdNEWHSHtHNHWHSBHjNBWHSEHdNBWHSBHdNEWHSBHdNEWHSBH BHNHWHSEIHdNEIWHSI-ltld N3WHSBtHNBWHSHEHNHWHSHEHNEWHSHEHNBWHSHHjNHWHSEHjNBWHSEHdNH2 Surprisingly, this year's Freshman class wasn't as shy and reserved as one would expect, but instead they were comfortable with and willing to joke around with the upperclassmen. This allowed them to be treated as equals in the classrooms and halls. If you were a freshman would this face I :0 Lu m LL Z Lu 2 I U; Lu 0: I... Z Lu 2 I w m 0: u. Z Lu 2 I w Lu CC LL Z Lu 2 I w Lu 0: I... 2 Lu 2 I w m E! u. Z Lu 2 i 32 scare you? u. 2 Lu 2 I m Lu CE u. N SHVIENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEN FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHME Duana Evans Leticia Fernandez Juneen Ferraro Chuck Fleming Tanya Folgate Christy Formby Allen Fox Donald Frazier Ronald Frazier Cherye Fries Philip Gabiola Carrie Galloway Manuel Garcia Jon George Juanita George Suzanhe Giacometto James Gillespie Felicia Goering Shannon Golightly Jim Gray Fidel Guerro George Guisar Shelby Hancock David Havard Freshmen 121 I 838:!N3WHSEEHNEWHSBHdNBWHSBEHNBWHS-jajNBWHSHEHNEV4S? Josh Haynie Andres Herrera Demetrio Herrera Kevin Hetrick NBWHSEHdNBWHSEHjNHWHSEHdN3WH8383N3WHSBEHNHWH3383NEWHSEHdNEWHSBHdNBWHSBHdNHWH Chris Higbee Tracy High Why don't all of you stop drooling and start Nathan Hiibel dribbling? Dawn Hill FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHINEN Kinda Hill Mark Hill Mick Hockersmith Caroline Hodson Andrea Huff Haley Jarolimek Joe Jenkins Lisa Jones Ray Marie Jones Marilyn Jordan Charmae Keener Ricky Kirk James Klassen John Klassen 122 Freshmen 3N3V 4SHHJN3WHSHH$N3WHSHHJNBWHS Over 200 Freshmen students made 6 per- iods of English I and 2 of Basic English neces- sary, with fine teachers to Choose from. Freshmen did well in all their classes as many made the honor roll. John Klemish Matt Lamb Martin Larraneta Loren Leggett Bill Lehane Stephanie Little Tammy Lituania Boyd Lords Lisa Lowe Jose Lugo Elias Manzo Kelly Mastin Louis Maze Gloria Mendoza Isidro Mendoza FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEN FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRES ESHJENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEN 3;;- t;- If you notice. this is my tough guy look. Freshmen 123 RESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRES HMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRE Jean Miller Tina Miller Kathy Missouri John Moore Thomas McCauley Jennifer McCoy Joe McCoy Billy McKemy Kelly McLaughlin James Nachiondo Raymond Nichoies Scott Norton Bruce O'Neel Mark Oxborrow Melanie Pangburn Nicole Patterson Donna Perkins Tammy Phelps Chantelle Piquet Cynthia Preziosi Tanya Quilici Jim Rachels Patty Racheis Tami Rathbun I MENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHM N' w Although the Freshmen weren't very active at pep assemblies and had a poor turn out for their Christmas decorations, they did prove to be very artistic in other areas. They provided many entries for the Winnada art con- test and 4 of the winners were Fresh- men. SHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRE Carrie. with her hall pass. on the way to the can. mNFRESHMENFRESHMENFRE 124': h WHSEUJNBWHSSHJNHWHSEEHNEWHSBHJN3WHSEHJNEWHSHHiNEWHS3HdN3WHSBHJN3WHSEEHNSWFSE res men Standing room only. FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRES V Clifford Ray Loretta Rice Paul Richardson Jay Riley Maria Rodriquez Shawn Ruppel JodISands Jeneen Santa Cruz Dale Schoner Helen Schraeder Ray Scott Debbie Smith RIffraff browse the R.I.F. books HSEHJNEWHSBUANHWHSBHJNBWHSH CD I Z m 2 n 13 m m I E m 2 71 13 m CD I E m 2 'n 13 '1 U? I g m 2 71 13 m m I Z m 2 '1 :0 m U? I 2 m 2 'n :0 m U, I g m 2 71 17 m M I Z '1 Z 71 :0 m w I 3 m 2 '71 13 m U? I 3 m 2 'n 27 rn CD I g m 2 -n 1': m m I 2 m 2 71 13 m 07 I E m 2 T1 13 m U, I Z rm 2 '11 EU Freshmen 125 WHSEEHNBWHSBEHNEWHSHEHNHWHSBEHNHWHSBHdNBWHSHEHNEWHSEEHN3WHSBHJNEWHSEEdNBWHSHHjN3WH83831 ..H.. - Don't jump! Uhe police will push you offj :INBINH 838:1N3WHSEEHNHINHSHEHN3WH8383N3WHSBEdNBWHSBEJNHWHSEHdNBWHSBHJ N3 RESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEN FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHAE Patrick Smith Paul Smith Michelle Stanton Barbara Spidel Shauna Spero Teresa Smith Paul Stempeck Angie Sullivan David Sweeney Chris Swett Tammie Ternus Brenda ToIIe Norman Thompson Kris Thompson Cheryl Thomas Stephanie Traynor Harold Turner Kim Turner 126 Freshmen 338:1I3WH838dN3WHSEHjNBWHSEHjNEWHSEEJ N3WH83 I enjoy teaching Freshmen because through the year they grow more willing to assert themselves and openly discuss their own ideas. Mr. Lane Boards - space - boards - space - boards . . f ESHh ENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRES SHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRES HMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFR Wot Picturecn Tami Bosch Marta Chavez Bill Clarno Daniel Drake Paul Elze Danny Gravely Jack Lyons Ernestina Mendoza James Palmer Scott Revior Donald Scott Chella Solis Terry Spahan Davin Torvea Carrie Valerie Steve Zabrinskie Mike Wamboldt Holly Wayson Brenda Whitmore Maxine Whitmore Casey Wigle Angie Wilson Sean Wilkerson Keri Willis Lee Wilson Aaron WolfsteHer Calvin Wolfsteller John Wood HMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRES Freshmen 127 Sport $$$$ l. The Varsity Volleyball team cheers for the Junior Varsity before their own game. 2. During a timeout, the team discusses strategy with Coach Miller. 3 Bumping the ball is one of the skills practiced to warm up for a game 4. As if modeling the new uniforms. Julie Pearce proudly walks away from the net and another of her 70 kills. 5, Diana Hoss. chosen for the All State Team, spikes another one of her 144 season kills. ttThis year's team was very in- experienced in a senior-domi- nated league. I feel the girls im- proved throughout the year, giving stiff competition for our league opponents. providing a level of volleyball that was very exciting. Coach Todd Miller 130 Varsity Volleyball Stiff Competition Varsity Volleyball 131 Good Sportsmanship 7.41 A'A.- W9 t-' ' 132 Varsity Volleyball 'tlt was a disappointing season. I wish the team could have gone to State. Gloria Pearce It A few fans show up early for the home game matches. 2. During the post-season scrimmage against the boy Iettermen, the girls showed the same skill seen throughout the season. 3 Voted onto the All State Team for her 761 sets. Tanya Larios serves for one of her 82 points. Melonie Peters had 120 points, and Julie Pearce. 116. 4. Tanya Larios. Annie Drake, Lana Larios. Me- Ionie Peters. Shelly Jones. Diana Hoss, Anne Kearns. Denise DeLong, Lisa Fol- gate. Julie Pearce, Andi Larson, Kris Timmons. Kneeling: Manager Michelle Garis, Coach Todd Miller. 5 Anne Kearns, Tanya Larios and Julie Pearce cover the court as Melonie Peters puts down one of her 32 kills. Varsity Volleyball 133 1, Preparing to block a spike. Sylvia Flo- res and Carrie Chesser get good elevav tion. 2. High-fives are in order after a good play. The JV team finished the season 18-1, with their only loss to an Oregon Varsity team; they were 17-0 in Nevada AA. 3. Sylvia Flores shows the form that gave her 150 sets Jackie Be- gay lead the team with 224 sets. 41 With 81 spikes and 21 kills of her own, Reye lene Foote passes the ball toward the net for the set and spike. 5. Kneeling- coach Jane Miller, manager Lisa Norv cross. Standing- Sylvia Flores. Jackie Begay, Tina Scrognins. Carrie Chesser. Katie Doyle, Dolly Lau, Tami Cooleyl Hayley Jarolimek, Janet Quilicil Rey- lene Foote, Kim Turner, Chantelle Pi- quet. My comments of the individ- ual players say it all. They all contributed quite a lot in the season with the majority of our matches. l was able to play the so-called 'second string' in half the games with some very strong backup players. Coach Jane Miller 134 Junior Varsity Volleyball .1- m. $10 v. .,; m Ar wm 51mg .. Strron Wonributions Junior Varsity Volleyball 135 1. Push-ups were one of the newlyeac- quured qmck cals used during the Bucks' warm-up sessuons, 2. Home- town fans watch as Darrel Greene runs for one of 126 carries totaling 728 yards. 3. One of the reasons Todd De- Long gained 653 yards on 101 carries was the offenswe IIne. Wthh consusted of Pat McDade. Mlke Montero. Joel Jauregutto, Dave Stettler and Ray McDade, 4, Although he completed 25 passes for 366 yards. Doug Graham was also the Ihlfd leading rusher. 5. Joel Jauregwto, Pat McDade, Max Her- rerae Jeff Brumm, Andre Leagarza, and Ron Wright made up a strong defenswe line With a total of 233 aSSIsted tackles and 56 unaSSIsted tacklesv 'When we win. we win together. When we lose. we lose together. Coach Tim Jaureguito 136 Varsity Football Our Greatest roud 8c 138 Varsity Football HThis team had more pride and determination than any team in the last ten years. Jim McDade 1 The varSIty Bucks takeflveto ham up for the camera before going Into the lockerroom at Battle Mountain. 2. Chuck Standrldge was kept very busy thus year With stats, The Bucks aver- aged 230 yards a game in total offense. 3. First Rowt Jonathan Crow. Jim Cane non, Phll Dlehl, Wally Smlraldo, Bob Ca- salez, Jerry Lugert. Richard Brown. Jeff Brumm. Jose' Florest Second Row: Darrel Greene Eric Beringert Ruchard Laflen, Dale Fondy. Chad PIquet. Paul Brenner, Tydel Rayt Tim McBride, Da- vud Schwartz. Doug Gruenwald. Dave Stettler, Manager Chuck Standridge. Head Coach Trm Jaureguito. Third Row: Manager BIII Clamo. Jim Kerrt Scott Nelson. Doug Graham, Todd De- Long, Sean Peraldo, Clifton Brown, Dean Campbell, Max Herrera. Joel Jaureguito, Todd Rickman, Rob Van- Dlest, Carl Rose, Assistant Coach Rick Runghelmert Back Row: James Roush. George Pedraza, Andre Legarzat Mike Montero, Ron Wright, Pat McDadet Ray McDade, Jeff Ydlando, Wayne Jones. Ruck Norcross. Assistant Coach Vince Mendqola. 4. Ray McDade, the teams leading tackler With 60 aSSIsted and 8 unassnsted tacklest gets a lot of help here from the swarmlng Buckaroo dev tense. the main reason the Bucks were 6-3. 5. Rob VanDiest had one of the few injuries during the season Here he is being helped off the field by Coach Rick Ringheimer after suffering a broken shoulder bone. Varsity Football 139 Thts year's JV team was hot Wlllmg to accept defeat Whatever It took to wm. they found It Each week, It was a dtfterent player who put In a great Ihleldual effort to get the Job done. Coach Herk Crlswell l Teamwork, aiong wuth Indwudual effort, helped give the JV Bucks a 7-1 record 2 The hngh-splrited JV team celebrates their lead at halftime over Manoguer 3 Sndesteppmg a tackle. Aaron Woltsteler tries for one of hus seven touchdowns The JV Bucks had a well-balanced offense wtth Paul Harmon. startung quarterback, getting SIX touchdowns and fullback Muke Larragueta leading the team With mne touchdowns. 4 Traveling fans applaud a strong JV detenswe play Leading the Buckaroo defense were middle linebacker Jawer Muhoz. defenswe ends Mike Patmer and Randy Hesterlee. and defenswe backs Paul Smtth. ENC Debonlst Frank Echave, and Davnd Archer. 5 First row- manager Philhp Gabuola, Josh Haynle, Scott Bonner, Lauren Leggett, Gus Duncan. Billy Mckemy, John Klemlsh, manager Rob Petersont Second row- head coach Herk Cnswell, Javuer Munozt Kurt Bell, Frank Echavet Bnlty Ray, EFIC Deboms. Davad Archer. Kevm Hetrlck. Jeff Brooks. Third rowr assustant coach Don Smlt. Aaron Woltsteller, Dennis Denubllo, Chuck Flemming, Scott DeLong. RICK Abrego. Paul Smith, Mike Palmer. Steven Doughty, assustant coach Don Henderson, Back row- Mike Howard, Randy Hestertee. Paul Stgston. James Klausen. Jack Martin, Chris Bishop, MIKE Larraguetat Paut Harmon 140 Junior Varsity Football Unwilling to Accept Defeat Junior Varsity Football 141 A perfect endmg to a perfect season The team set three goals: 11 Undefeated 90 2. DWISIODaI Champions 3. State Champiohsh Coach Jim Billings1ey 1 Hmsted proudw as M Nupmes Therm 36111681 Coaches Bwangy M nghewmer eway thew 811110 L3hampmhs'wm whujh 1nw-y has beeh m?er smie 139? hoMmg the M10171 1980 2 The O'Hy STI!18C J'TS1OH Wow Lmvry Put M1: Dada: remwes hxs med 1,21 uhd WWFEVSUNICKEI L11 1110ijkahdSLe'E? mm'wy m the Reno ngh gym 3 One 01 We secord 1:11am: wwwers freshmah P1111 Sh'wth Hawks for ,1 pm Mtergmt'wgthe'11: kedmm '1 1115 1mm rmmm 318mm- 11 A17 Thmgf' J 'h Kerr seemed 1C1 dhways be m LmIrm He was umme to defeat a tough Yew ;'Ch wpoherr 31 State 5 From Jan George me Cah'wmy Mm Kerrx GJS Dur'v can PALM Shuth Frahk Jurado. Kexth Nearyx PM D eh 1 the CmMorn Joe Gar um Back COMh Jxm BM 'Wgshsy .JeH Emmy szihard LaHeh. Dave SieHer Gregg, PuHeh, Matt James 1:91 JLILN'Pgqu Pm 11.111:D3de Ray MtDade Coarh 9ka ngh evrev 142 1.1 .11'est11hg NO. l in Division 8: 1' WTOSV HE 143 aeThrill Minute 144 Wresthng ThIs year's wrestlmg team IS a great bunch of kIdS They've worked hard. have been weH dlsmplmed zmd wrestled thh great mtensny. They prowded more than '1: thmH ;: rmnute.' Robert Neary 1 JUN Kmr xrwwx 71m Jugs a,x'x mm: thew mm .Hw ? A wry orvmwn'm ersHen Dwo STMW pgwo mmymwg M? Hui M n ?'1'95 3 VMh me nfhznh whsrh'x Hm stmggm 14:! the takedown :10ij 4 The Bm'klxrrm wvesHers WJV'Y' up before anmhm mm TMS yew they beat Yermgfom m :1 duw .3 hm? WWW rm teLm' m The Na H15 beer' 3ND, m m; Tm mmy yams 5 JUN Jdurqgwm ntor'ujs m mpm reuyd here by pmrmmgt MS mmm Hem W'egtmi: 145 ' To a great season! Thanks to a great bunch of krds.' Coach Rick nghenmer 1 Lowry Wreswers were squk to get me takodown then work for 1th pm as Jar Gecnw? dees New 3 At the Preach Fer: LOW, C, 4: 'mv r'Fer't ,1 . x ' vg- team mum hooves ms progmrr Mm the well kept pluaemont brsukms 3 WM 3 9 0 season mm the way lomy 'N,H'hey' . 3,57,: Has Suz;;,iv ec TWA m'roers 4 Two pmrifc. are jxw.:r:;18Cl to Fradk Jurmio for the takedown 5 Be? fine the my mgmhes Ketth Neary greets Mm jopgrer Great Bunch of msw-P-le ton 3-1; 44 ' . 7 4 l E H 5 C m. 148 Varsnty Basketbalt F inished Right H145 was a season of too MHe mentaX preparanon and too Xale m reahzmg what they were capable of domg: but they finished n rwghl. Coach Ken Christean 1 Guard mm 5am hanwes the ham wellasshe brmgndown com 2 Fvont Coach Ken cmstean manager Arm Keavns Back' wk. Sam Melome Per ters Janet Qwhcn Mehssa 5mm, Dew 159 DeLong Drama Hoss Susan EosV worm, Karen HesteHee. Anme Drake Becky George Tanya Laws 3 Keven Heszenee gem wmed durmg warmrup xx shms 4 Anme Drake mes :0 gen mm posmon as Becky George weeks lor an gm open man 5 Trapped, Mehssa srmm x was to gm mu 0! the MU Varsuy EasketbaH 149 Desire to Win 150 'v'arxxfy anknmaH HNo matter what the outcome of the game, they always played with the desire to win. Ihm proud of them. Jessell Peters 1. Strong support was shown by our fans for the Lady Bucks 2. Karen Hese terlee had tolumpjust a luttle but further to gain ball contrcl In this Jump. 3. Dee termination combined wnh hustle helped the girls to overcome their op- ponents, 4. Leading the team m ref bounds. Denise DeLong was aggresswe and qwcke 5. Becky George plays tough defense on her opponent VarSIty Basketball 151 .; :z'T- ,He vw:- , : 'Jyur HUM W NSCm Bmk M HHM- th k T' 1M r-' A: ,-.3 v'w': H r F1. e x'w' Wx'va I v'mhw H whj'y memw Wm'we Fw r m1 ; W'mwem L we meswv Iihn'few- Pwme'; 7 1H 4 wmrww e'frvrf hum S? f NH v, H Mel ixrzmmenwrugura1 Y'w- ervw 3 Dehw'se W as : Hy NH tar Mr Hw Maw s mmwm 304mm .1 Tm! Te HT $ VJ wimp V vrwv K 11hr L xk'mwl yu's hmm'd JR Shv :J'wvw m 5N l Jy Am 5 A IN VT; 19 6'M 3V H VW' WMV 1F K 1H1j$ 1K :vaw a v'wr'lnuntmhor .xx aw dtfwnmrx .3 '19 Our teJm slowly dwmdled down mm three gwls havmg to gun due to knee IHJUIleS Those who weren't playing, mm M the fHSt of NW SEMSOH came out md gmve It M1 they mm kcepmg the team gomg. Cmch Tammy Mentaberry 152 ,1 . Bwketh 1 H E'DM'WS were iiwen for xcmwm spsm the Lowry fans woutd Maw 31 xtate mm 2 Mam Tmrmm defense w The two memme permas FNpE-d The BUCKS heM hhupa E :H Wy by UN: pow? 3 P.1::r.:,jerCm.gn 81m vzmage Row Gr m: 5- T 'r M 8w 1;- D :wi 5:er.;1'fz G 1Q Stnhzr DDFWR PCVTBV 77:3!TW:1'MQSHF Rim Wr EM, JeH Ydmndn WW WHEES 5:3ng Perxxldo Dnug Gmhum 4 Cnmng 0H thv bom h. Todd Thompsom hemed am We bonds Lmd dlsm anged a few pmms from outsuje Shuts 5 Deanne mew mtvmwrmtnar,a'm ,cr' 1efr ::m erm: WW 1P 6M1 1M3 HUNG 791? TC! 83.119? CU m nmxt way ormsrwe 1 We twev gmm 0' MW Sigh? Trurta'hewt We had a good season, Just a couple steps from a great seasonf' Coach Lynn Cunningham 154 . .,: :5 1;83sw1r aH I55 :1er B ,3 2 k e t b A Couple Steps Short 'eltes been Interesting and surprismg. Don Stoker 1 Nevada's AA league Xeadmg scorer. Gary Stoker; averaged 25 pomts per game 2 The Buckaroospmvedm have stromg replacemwms who helped the 1e.,am may well throughout the season 3 Jeff Ydlando gnu Denms Porter Helped me Bucks' ovemH scores by ripe Lung, down rehounds on eam end of the court A Dennis Porter wuxsn't always wymg around, great defense combined vmh ms presence on offense were more them his opponents could hancHe 5 th Ins ball handling while drlvmg the xey 11nd hrs great unexpected passese Seam Peraldo dazzled the fans and his appoments 156 Varsaly BasketbaH ins Season Interest VJrsMy BasketbaH 157 Building I 158 JV HusketbaH z Impressive Skills ttl feel very fortunate to coach at a school like Lowryt The athletics are very competitive. and the kids rate with the best in the state. Coach Vince Mendiola 1t Wlth teammates m pOSItIon for a tee bound. ChflS Drake shoots for two 2. When the team was behind Coach Mendlola was tough during time-outsv 3V Attempting a baseline shot, Randy Hestertee Ignores the hand of hIS In- clme opponent, 4 Front, Jeff Herzog, Randy Hesterleet Craig Drake, Mike Larragueta, Steven Doughty. manager Chad chuet. Back: Davrd Adams. Mike Macdonald, Paul Harmont RICK Abrego, Troy Traynort Chris Drake. Jeff Austin, 5, ThIS basket by Mike Larragueta helped Increase the lead over lnclme. JV Basketball 159 Tough Division 160 GIYIS Track 1 HOn your mark get set, pose H Track photographs were taken before the season actually began With the cooper ahon of Coach Muller and the girls who went out for the team 2 Tam: Cooley flies over the hurdle for one of the ftrst tunes thIS year, 3 Front: Karen Hester Ieet Duana Hoss Middle: Manager M:- chelle Gans, Lisa Westmoreland, Tracy Alley, Becky George. Trina Turnert And: Bertzt Shannon McDade, Samantha Dolllson. Coach Todd Miller, Backh Rey, Iene Foote, Pam Smith, Tammy Cooley, Valene Draket Lusa Folgate. Elame TWIt- chelt Andi Larsen. 4 Michetle Garls gIVCS Trina Turner a hand Wlth some warm-up exerctses. 5t t t and they're coming Into the home stretch With Trma Turner passmg Becky George on the outsnde, We're In the toughest division, with Fernley and Elko first and second at State last year. We hope to qualify as many girls as possible for State this season. Coach Todd Miller GtHS Track 161 ThIs IS a young team looking for an excellent season. trylng to Improve on last year's 2nd place flmsh at State Coach Jim Billmgsley Just mm! It. Ron, bent It 2 thurnlrm WHOV MWO MSLLNVHBM MODES U QUJMW :11 Mew nHtwa HMS yegr 3 Two m ho 'varw heshmen Hm? went out for '? v 510V In :W pr who? 9W pw- seasov phntos 4 Gettlmz up de down from w ,5; 5 oaggy Mr MWP larrjayuetf: 5 1 f 1 W T1131 a mu? 11+le 1 wrmmnr wony 32mm V'EMJCW'EN Rom JHTJ Gary 162 GM? Golf 163 164 BasebaH 1 After years of construction, the much needed dugouts were completed for use this season 2, Wlhneva DISIYIbA uttng Company prowded the new scor- eboard tnstalled at the end of last sea? son. 3. The first girl to ever try out for the Buckaroo baseball team. lekl Ele dredge ts shown here hstenmgto Coach Christean. 4. Wally Smlraldo cuts at an easy pitch for a pre-season photo- graph, 5 Catcher Joel Jaureguxto gives Kevm Hott a chance to catch one hlgh and Inglde. We look to improve upon last year's record with the help of some returning starters. Coach Ken Christean Baseball 165 Girls Varsity Basketball Girls J.V. Basketball Boys Varsity Basketball Lowry Opponent Lowry Opponent 48 Manogue . 93 White Pine 3! 67 White Pine 1 ! 56 Manogue 5L 52 Lakeview 2 63 Tonopah 55 Wendover 60 Battle Mt. 69 Whittell 68 Incline 58 Yerington 52 Hawthorne 56 N. Tahoe 67 T. Truckee 70 Fernley 48 Battle Mt. 52 Elko 57 Manogue 62 Fernley 54 Battle Mt. 47 Elko 55 Manogue 74 Moapa Vly. 44 Boulder Opponent 32 Fallon 24 McQueen 24 Battle Mt. 58 Lovelock 37 White Pine 38 Battle Mt. 33 Whittell 36 Incline 45 Yerington 56 Hawthorne 56 N. Tahoe 49 Truckee 26 Fernley 36 Battle Mt. 25 Elko 34 Manogue 45 Fernley 35 Battle Mt. 24 Elko 53 Manogue Battle Mt. White Pine Battle Mt. McDermitt NJ Jordon Valley NJ Whittell Incline Yerington Hawthorne N. Tahoe Tahoe Truckee Fernley Battle Mt. Elko Manogue Fernley Battle Mt. Elko Manogue Wrestiing DUALS Battle Mt. ' J. George Yerington J. Cannon . Elko J. Kerr Wooster P. Smith Truckee G. Duncan Battle Mt. K. Neary Elko F. Jurado White Pine P. Diehl Battie Mt. D. Stettler M. Montero TOURNAMENTS M. James Elko J. Jaureguito White Pine P. McDade . Lowry J. Brooks Reno R. Laflen Douglas B. Crawford Battle Mt. G. Pullen Division State Name 166 Scores Boys J.V. Basketball Lowry Opponent - 4o 9 57 37 55 66 66 53 58 57 26 51 45 51 62 46 26 42 g; 42 '- 47 42 14. ,5? .- $1..- .. ,Qg, 2 1+ -451 Battle Mt. White Pine Battle Mt. McDermitt Jordon Valley Whittell Incline Yerington Hawthorne 8th Grade N. Tahoe T. Truckee Fernley Battle Mt. Elko Manogue Fernley Battle Mt. Elko Manogue 27 12 23 14 0 8 29 36 O Varsity Volleyball Opponent Hawthorne Fernley N. Tahoe Incline Elko Battle Mt. Carlin White Pine Battle Mt. Lovelock Whittell Yerington Yerington Fernley Hawthorne Elko N5 Tahoe Battle Mt. Incline Fernley Lovelock Hawthorne Elko Yerington Battle Mt. Scores 7-15, 2-15 11-15, 15-9, 17-15 11-15, 13-15 15-11, 15-11 9-15, 3-15 5-15, 15-10. 15-12 11-15, 10-15 15-5, 15-11 7-15, 15-6, 15-10 15-13. 15-9 15-7, 10-15, 11-15 13-15, 15-13, 7-15 15-7, 5-15, 13-15 15-3, 17-15 9-15, 15-6, 15-10 15-5, 3-15, 10-15 10-15, 15-12, 12-15 7-15, 15-8. 15-3 15-10, 11-15, 15-9 12-15. 15-10, 13-15 15-2, 15-3 9-15. 15-12, 0-15 12-15. 13-15 15-0. 15-0 1-15, 12-15 Varsity Football Lowry Opponent N. Tahoe Incline Whittell Fernley Elko Manogue Yerington Battle Mt. Truckee Opponent Elko White Pine Battle Mt. Carlin Lovelock Elko Battle Mt. Fernley Yerington Elko Incline N. Tahoe Hawthorne Lovelock Battle Mt. Yerington Fernley Hawthorne Crane, 0R Austin J.V. Football Lowry Opponent 26 34 34 0 16 34 22 18 N. Tahoe Incline Fernley Elko Manogue Yerington Battle Mt. Truckee J.V. Volleyball Scores 15-3, 15-2 15-3, 15-2 15-5, 9-15, 15-7 15-6, 15-4 7-15, 15-4, 15-7 15-3. 15-5 15-6. 15-11 15-7, 15-4 15-2, 15-4 15-4, 15-6 15-5, 12-15, 15-10 15-17, 15-12, 15-10 8-15, 15-10. 15-6 15-8. 15-10 15-1,4-15,15-8 15-0, 15-0 15-7, 15-4 15-8, 15-12 8-15. 15-9, 2-15 15-4, 15-3 ' w OOWGJOOWOSG Scores 167 168 Signatures $ 1.x v2 Signatures 169 170 Signatures w. .A-v,w vawg--4 A '4 AW ! .41 Yes We Do! Signatures 171 Hey You, 172 Signatures 4 2 Check It Out! Signatures 173 Stand if you can Clap your hands And shout HHooray! 176 Prsde --- Go for the win 7 There Is no 'again' You gotta play now Pnde 177 Join in the fun Get up and run The excitement is free. 178 P'HJU Sing a good song You can't go wrong With friends near. Pnde 179 Yell with the Choir Boys Stomp to make lots of noise Cuz we 're the home team. 180 Prlde Shake someone's hand Say, Goodbye, and '7 know I'll see you later. Pride 181 Support the Blue and Gold No one '5 too young or too old Here we go Lowry, Here we go. 182 Pride Tell a dumb joke Try not to choke Smile when you walk away. Prtde 183 Jump at the chance It's gone in a glance Treasure these years forever Pride 185 Congratulations Class of '84 ENTERPRISES MORA VE C INC. DBA Chevron Station 685 Winnemucca Blvd. Winnemucca, Nevada 188 Advertisements 89445 Complete New and Automotive Repairs Used Parts NACHIONDO MOTORS, INC. Towing 8: Storage 702 623-2180 5025 E. Winnemucca Blvd. Winnemucca, NV 89445 .5 5 .' wmwwra - Compliments of WILLIAM M. THOMPSON, DDS Congratulations Class of 1984 THE HIDDEN CLOSE T FTWOONTZLER 623-5420 477 WMCA. Blvd. 0024 6233494 C,R. D R A K E UCENSED . eonoeo N D S 0N8 2 agndewow .Eack Sewice Keys - Lock repair Safes 400 W. 4th Street Cliff Winkler Winnemucca, NV 89445 Owner m: CDT? 04 DR? W peace W Spaltmm HONDA MARTIN 109 East 4th Street OWNER-MANAGER Winnemucca, Nevada 623-5033 330 BRIDGE STREET l WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA 89445 I 702623-2392 Advertisements 189 .Cleaning Supplies .Laundry Supplies WHOLESALE 8: RETAIL .Paper Products .Pool Chemicals 8: Supplies Phone 702 623-3310 4550 8. Grass Valley Rd. $ SANYO Radio mack Queisar Dealer Dulo' 0.... CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY We Service What We Sell 482 Wlnnomucca Blvd. Wlnnomucca. NV 89445 0024 623-2614 TOM SMITH, Owner 190 Advertisements Winnemucca, NV 89445 CONGRA TULA TlONS and BE 8 T OF LUCK to the graduating class of 1984 SECURITY BANK OF NEVADA 1005 W. 4th Street 623-4481 Can success change the human mechanism so completely between one dawn and another? Can it make one feel taller; more alive, handsomei; uncommonly gifted and indomitably secure with the certainty that this is the way life will always be? It can and it does! Moss Hart-Act One Congratulations,Graduates. HOSS DISPOSAL INC. Congratulations Class of '84 VALLE Y INSURANCE AND REAL TY 623-3664 Winnemucca, NV 511 West 4th Street 192 Advertisements V 27022 6233-4384 316 So. Bridge Street Winnemucca; Nevada 89445 Clover Club Products Oroweat Bread Hi-Grade Distributing Co. KAFOURY. ARMSTRONG 8L CO. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS P.0. BOX 2060 8 EAST HASKELL STREET WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA 89445 27022 623-5215 Model Dairy With Offices in Wonder Bread WINNEMUCCA Reno Yerington Elco Fallon Las Vegas Hostess Cake Paul Mortenson Off. Ph. 623-5346 P.O. Box 383 Home Ph. 623-5529 Winnemucca, NV 89445 Advertisements 193 BEAU LARSON STEVE ACREE BJ's AUTO STATION Foreign 8. Domestic Repair POLARIS SNOWMOBILES JOHNSON Q EVINRUDE OUTBOARDS OMC STERN DRIVES 702 623'3522 129V: MELARKEY WINNEMUCCA. NV 39445 Rhee 's' llrugEFamily Centers Johnson '3 Rale y 's Plaza Food Town Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 Pharmacy 623-2548 Store 623-2577 11The Best Meat in Town 147 Bridge Street 623-2503 Sprouse Reitz Roy's Glass Service Qualified Experience Since 1961 300 W. Second Street Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 623-3065 EEhhgs gunned Emma 47 West First Street Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 Valley View Shopping Center 1500 W. Winnemucca Blvd. 623-3352 Telephone 702 623-2986 194 Advertisements VICTORY SUPPL Y PO. 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COD p y UNISEX IMIII CANE IAIN DIIDCID 2 Bridge Slrccl Dmou Don 623-4306 Winnemuu,Nnada 8941541 o'The Home Furnishers 221 Bridge Street 623-2541 True Value Hardware 70 E. 2nd Street 80 you can look your best, 623-2543 we've got your style. 196 Advertisements . oi DIAMONDS- WATCHES- JEWELRX iAJOEL MORETH TVs - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CAMERAS - TOOLS - GUNS ANYTHING OF VALUE Bekins Van Lines nouns wmnemnec. 9 am - 6 pm 1 1, . MON - SAT Jewelry t Loan 1: v 201 E. 2nd C0 hc- 1,4 Winnemucca, Nevada Enasgrgngge LOANS- BUY 81 SELL TRADE 0 623-3222 .. Expert Jewelry 8. Watch Repairing 139 50. Bridge St. Winnemucca. Nev. 89445 Ph. 17021 623-4200 L Winnemucca Hotel and Bar Basque and American Dinners JOHNSTONE AUTO SERVICE Family Style 21 Complete 0404b 5zwlca Lunch 12:00 - 1:00 Dinner 6.00 ' 9:00 2702, 623-5400 Open 7 days a week WALT JOHNSTONE 40 So. BRIDGE ST. Miguel and Margaret Olano OWNER W'NNEMUCCA' NV 99445 95 Bridge Street,623-2908 Winnemucca, Nevada Playhouse Child Care Center and Playschool Ruth Walther and Pat Quilici- 20 years of serving Winnemucca. 4085 East Walther Lane Winnemucca, Nevada 623-2910 Advertisements 197 Maintenance Charters WINNEMUCCA AIR SERVICE Booth E. Bailey MUNICIPAL AIRPORT OwneUManager Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 0024 623-5091 Humboldt Ready Mix Inc. Serco Auto-Deisel Electric Service Alternators-Generators-Starters RemanufactureWRepaired Commercial Refrigeration Bill Harris Bob Gerberick 4070 Wmca Blvd. Wmca. NV. Ph. 623-4820 Ready Mix Inc. Nev. State Lic. Contractor 4030 W. Winnemucca Blvd. NO- 019578 Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 198 Advertisements Happ y L yon Ceramics Complete Line of Duncan Paints Full Line of Elephant Cord Macrame Supplies Johann Lyon 4120 So. Grass Valley Road Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 623-2972 PAK-OUT Burgers-Sandwiches Shakes-Malts Phone in Orders Accepted 623-2984 T. G. Sheppard Construction General Building Contractors and General Engineering 605 West Haskell Street Winnemucca, NV. 89445 623-5266 Club Barber Shop 251 South Bridge Winnemucca, NV 89445 Humboldt Drilling 8: Pump Co. Inc. HService with the Farmer in Mind 4675 W. Winnemucca Blvd. . 623-5259 PO. Box 592 Wihnemucca, NV 89445 Sheppard Rentals 605 Haskell Street Winnemucca, NV 89445 623-5266 Call on us for all mini storage needs Advertisements 199 TH E VIDEO 8 TA Tl ON 52W 613 Pam CERTI FIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT The Video Station 36 E. 4th Street Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 623-3388 ALL YOUR VIDEO NEEDS Rentals-Sales F 81 H MOTEL Jim Kearns HIGHWAY 40 EAST 5116 E. Winnemucca, Blvd. 623-2489 623-4601 REASONABLE RATES 0023 623-4691 DAVID GOUDSWAARD Owner UJINNEMUCCFI UJFITEHBEDS 8. UJoodburning Stoves 5192 E. WINNEMUCCA BLVD. WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA 89445 T BULL-HEAD MOTEL 500 Winnemucca Blvd. East Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 Owners Bill Clifford 623 - 3636 Dave Dunaway 335 Bridge Street 3 Winnemucca, Nevada 200 Advertisements BURDETTE 'S The Latest Fashion In Shoes, Purses, Socks, and Sportswear from the Romero Family 45 East Winnemucca Blvd. 623-4249 W 143: .;.;A 451 E. Winnemucca Blvd. Winnemucca, NV. HELPING YOU ENJOY LIFE 623-2658 Advertisements 201 X- motel Winnemucca Winnemu cca, Nevada ,a mu. cum: nus g? om Puonzs g COLOR n on SEASOI 34135 Congratulations Class of 1984 MORA VEC ENTERPRISES INC. DBA Chevron Station 685 Winnemucca Blvd. Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 202 Advertisements 0024 623-2744 7h Stack!!! , pad! LOUISE COBURN 1047 WEST FOURTH STREET RONDA MADEWELL WINNEMUCCA. NEVADA 89445 AUBRICELY SAI-IVGS . '4 AND LOAN ASSOCIA TION 1100 W. WINNEMUCCA BLVD., WINNEMlXDCA. NV. 89445l623-3626 , Family Hairitage ' i 938 W. Winnemucca Blvd. 623-4577 Jeanne Vesco Stewart OwneUStylist D 81 D Cleaners Good Luck Grads 0024 623-3624 Ziim'hv '4 ?Zami Skappe HYOUR EXTRA TOUCH FLORIST KIMIKO SAKURADA 239 WEST WINNEMUCCA BLVD. Owner WINNEMUCCA. NV 89445 CORNER 4TH Q MONROE 5T5. PHONE: 702 - 623-3620 WINNEMUCCA. NEV. 89445 L.W. Peraldo Co. Inc- TOWN HOUSE MOTEL 405 W. Winnemucca Blvd. Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 Tm : :3U5E3533H PAT a LIIE MCCAULEY PHONE 47024 623-4898 g V Ponderosa Motel COLOR TV - AIR CONDITIONED - HEATED POOL FAMILY UNITS KING AND QUEEN BEDS Hans 4i Jeannie Ernst, Ownzrs 705 W. WINNEMUCCA BLVD.. WINNEMUCCA. NV 89445 Reliable Ace A + M - ARGO Hardware Mini Mart 930 W. Winnemucca Blvd. 240 w. Wmca. Blvd. Winnemucca, Nevada 623-2868 Phone: 623-4433 Advertisements 203 TELEPHONE: Off: 0027 623-4421 Res: 0027 623-5110 VERL SORTER LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER 9 TONY FABER PAMELA FABER Your Full Service Realty Company 176 W. WINNEMUCCA BLVD.-WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA 89445 E .q 5a,, NEVADA MOTEL Winnemucca Bivd. Winnemucca. Nevada 89445 623-2056 204 Advertisements R84R SHELL Complete Auto and Truck Repair Tire and Cooling System Specialist Ray Turner Bob Norris 10099 W. Winn. Blvd. 623-2975 DYER L UMBER CO. Don Peters Owner 777 So. Bridge Street Post Office Box 31 Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 llllllll CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1984 99 LUXURY ROOMS FIREPIT STEAK HOUSE 24 HOUR COFFEE SHOP . FOOD . FUEL . PROPANE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE POOL - DIESEL - TIRES COURTESY CAR SERVICE CHILDREN'S GAME ROOM TRUCK STOP ' CASINO ' RESTAURANT 1130 W, WINNEMUCCA BLVD. ' TELEPHONE17021623-2511 FOR THE FINEST IN NEVADA HOSPITALITY . 1 , IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN WINNEMUCCA 623-251 I Advertisements 205 INSURANCE MANAGEMENT SERVICES JOHN 0. RYAN AGENCY, INC. 8 EAST HASKELL STREET POST OFFICE BOX 1910 WINNEMUCCA. NEVADA 89445 Phone: 6213-361 1 Chevron 7386106 635-2364 33145295 ' PO. Box 71 PO. Box 335 Po. Box 7275 ' Elko. Nevada 6980 Battle Mountain. Nevada BQZO Reno. Nevada 89502 Winnemucca Chevron Service 105 W. Winnemucca Blvd., Winnemucca, NV 89445 Telephone 702-623-4545 Compliments of Dr. Allen T. Brown NORMAN K. BURNETT CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 620 MELARKEY STREET TELEPHONE WINNEMUCCA. NEVADA 59445 47025 623-3350 Telephone 623-5211 HOUSE OF STYLE Julie Bertz, Owner David B. Hubbard, O. D. OPTOMETRY OFFICE HOURS 26 East Haskell By Appointment Only Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 530 Melarkey Street Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 Phone 47024 623-2460 206 Advertisements , mmw mam- . nag Congratulations Class of '84 Dan M. DeBonis DDS, Ltd. Compliments of C. Douglas Calder Certified Public Accountant gagggw ATTORNEY AT LAW 530 MELARKEY STREET TELEPHONE WINNEMUCCA. NEVADA 89445 mom 623-5051 Iitho arts INC. commercial printing office supplies Easggg gnu, 8 331 S. BRIDGE ST., PO. BOX D, WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA 88445 Gths anh $0115 $uutiquc 502 So. Bribgr 5L minurmnrm. Km. 89445 Eng Staffer?! - ling Br Bani. Irlrplgnur 523-5348 AUTO 0 FIRE COMMERCIAL LIFE 0 BONDS GENE DAVIS LOCA I. AGE NT P, O. Box No. 86 639 so. BRIDGE 51 PH. 702.623.2478 WINNEMUCCA. NEV. 59445 E. R. REX DILLON AGENT 33 WEST 47H ST BOX u WINNEMUCCA. NEVADA 83445 PHONE: BUS. 523-273! RES. 613-5725 s T A T E F A R M INSURANCE COMPANIES Congra tula tions to the Class of 1984 James A. Callahan Advertisements 207 WWW BASQUE 8 AMERICAN DINNER! ADICHKIDE MAITEAK ONGI ETOKIJ URIENW WELCOME! RAILROAD 8 MELARKEY WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA 89445 PHONE: 623-3197 Your Host Frenchy Fouchet Owner a Manager SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY . Bank on Nevada's Oldest. Since 1889 First Federal has been giving Nevada the best in financial services. And we're continuing to offer you more gteat services; - BetterCheck or lnteresKlChecking 0 Nolisk Money Fund - Real Estate Loans. Home Equity Loans. Personal Loans - Retirement Plans - Savings - Automatic Teller Machines Your savings Insured to $100,000. 130 Railroad Street First Federal Winnemucca, Nevada .Savings 89445 ou........n. m... . Phone: 623-2930 aiinzaszgigeia LEASE 208 Advertisements WINNEVA DISTRIBUTING CO. Sale of Beverages Hires Root Beer RC Cola Dr. Pepper Diet Rite Cola Orange, Grape, and Strawberry Crush Manager- Ron Peraldo 78 Sonoma Street 623-2118 Marie's Flower Shop 343 W. Winnemucca Blvd. CONGRA TULA TIONS Class of 1 984 RAMASCO JEWELERS 332 Bridge Street Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 702-623-2881 623-2918 Mimi's Dress Shoppe 3 l 0 Bridge Street EMILIA DRAKE Winnemucca. NV 89445 Advertisements 209 BOS WORTH AUTO 215 Aiken Street 623-3691 1115 W. 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