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

Text from Pages 1 - 207 of the 1989 volume:

.863: 3 wt L $83 . KwstQMFQXMIAX.ta. ,z y L . : mKKXaRJAx ., . L x?.u. L v L osivxmo L, x 3? 3L 4 , , a $.34? car; .xe , 4 a La. .Q L. , am 1 mu, . xwlkkkx. g.chx V x e. 0v .. AxVx Li? ,L $33642. Q I q??? J .a Eowm HIGHSGHOOL LIBRARY FEBERT M .xwwL m 9 g m, w N m C U M E N m w Table of Contents Opening F all . Senlors 0000oole...O000.h0000IonaIIOUOOOOOOIOOCOOIOOOOOIIIOI Junlors Sophomores Freshmen Faculty Winter V5 f Student Art Current Events....,;. ' V o.cooooaooooCC-II 739 7 7W x .w '1 t; . v 1 M L ?Ang3? 7??fo 15 21 37 1 47 i 59 3 73 ? We proudly dedicate this book to . . . Claudio Yzaguirra Born in the town of Forua, Guernica, Vizcaya Province, Spain on October 30, 1922, Claudio Yzaguirra came to Amer- ica in 1948t He worked as a sheepherder in Idaho and Washing- ton for about 4 years. Claudio went back to Spain in 1955 There he met and mar- ried his pretty wife, Jesusa Mallea. Then he returned to Amer- ica, became a US. citizen, and sent for Jesusa in 1957. The Yzaguirras moved to Winnemueca and became partners with Mike and Margaret Olano in the Winnemucca Hotel. In 1972, they sold their share to the Olanos. The School District hired Claudio in 1974, and he spent most of the last 15 years looking after us here at Lowry. The Yzaguirras have two sons, John and Louie, and two grandchildren, Nicholas and Angie Claudio and Jesusa are moving to Bend, Oregon, to spend their retirement enjoying the beautiful scenery and fishing streams. We wish them a happy retirement and plenty of fish. Student body officers Lisa Oxborrow 8c Barney Hill present Claudio with a parting gift. 11 we have isa lS moment Th 4 Opening 'Ywnaw 'HN :, s s; wt This moment is all we have, Take it as it happens. Livc this moment like its the last, For this moment is all we havei -Karri Hale Opening 5 if i were you and you were me and we were us and us were we AND if life were death and death were life and now was forever and forever was now . . . -Angie Metcalf 6 Opening Opening 7 W 7 i aw d V a $3, . 3. $7 ' 3 Opieriing ?. $ 3M me ?:W J3. $.31!sz 22' . , 53$: ; . 24.1113: . $lf! 5335:: twr' $3333 3 n n, This Page Courtesy Park Cinemas Opening 11 They say youmll never know till you try So try now for the time may never come again You may fall or you may soar But youyll never know till you try -Diane Wigle 12 Opening mg . Welcome to the Senior Class! t n u a H Looking for the right man. Black magic calls up a snowstorm 14 Fall F all Moments Fall 15 Fall Spirit Mm, ,w . ssvymM'bilcss ' He Lowrfs Bleacher Creatures played a Valuable roll in the success of our teams. Celeste Brown Winning o hfbb SignUps for a course in Basic Beauty Tips? Mock Election sponsored by government classes. Beezer Wambolt, Barney Hill, Lisa Oxborrow, Steven Rome- 119 I hope this blood is all they wanL Uennifer Dunham 8: Lisa DeMatteD 16 Fall Computing Van Kinder, Billy Joe Hess, Billy Hammargrcn, Deida Dayton, Judie Lombard, Jennifer Batty w f Practicing This Page Compliments of STAT FOTO Fall 17 s Wh021, Gabe, give me a little more levi! Whad Bidart 8L Gabe Juarch Manogue Cheerleaders? $.1 Wiggins, Mike Novi, Beezer Wambolo Go, Granny, Go! Home 8; the Lone Hosses: Dave Bradshaw, Greg Hall, Brian Franswaw Ain 1 wc special? Cindy Stotl, Sara Reno, Christen Wulicki This Page Courtesy of Stockmems Store 18 Fall Skits, Royalty, Competition, Comedy Cindy Sum offers advice at the bonfire Ballet Dancers Van Kinder 3L Mike Robinson Mommy told me not to play in traffic? Soccer Player Clinton Hill Uses His Head Paul Garrett Queen Tara Wambolt 8: Escort Rob Bidart Fall 19 g-w-w-aa--..Hu---$W . . h... w- w,h. Moments Together M AIi-Arilh-Arithme-Arithmetic Hobie Lurie Program Lowry Spmt Team Entry in Labor Day Parade Look at those pearly whites! wrista Allen, Shannon 8c Shcrii Paparich, Charity Wolicki, Jenny Frankovich, Deida Daytom 20 Fall A ng H4104??? V V $3.; . Nut? vs .. kmk : w: 593:9,f cycs'ewgggw v g?tw . ' ,, 5;! gm 5 121 v ., . , V q, a:lwzi ' vi , , a, umzifgvk' ' - 'v , V 1 . . . I9 . , . , , k , qvw H14J'xil-Hy wxx We x Winnem ucca ELEV 4280 Darrell Carden Jason Peterson Kimberly Snyder Jerry Terou Seniors 33 34 Seniors 1. M. MacDonald, 2. T, Wambolt, 3. W. Smith, 4. B. Hill, 5. J. Thacker, 6. K. Cassinelli, 7. B. Stevenson, 8. T. Hi1- bish, 9. B. McCoy, 10. J. Cervantes, 11. S, Romero, 12. C. Jensen, 13. T. Hess, 14. H. Crenshaw, 15. M. Robinson, 16. G. Duran, 17. D. Bradshaw, 18. S. Reno, 19. T. Page, 20. C. Avery, 21, S. Traynor, 22. L. Backus, 23. L. Lituania, 24. E, Vice, 25. T. Henriod, 26. M. Browning, 27. D. Wigle, 28. K. Gibson, 29. B. Lamb, 30. T. Smith, 31. A. Poul- son, 32, S. Quinn, 33. R, Lynch, 34. K. Lords, 35. L. DeMattei, 36. J. Salmi. 37, C. Routh, 38. T, Jackson, 39. L. Montero. 40. K. Mullins, 41. J. Blan- man, 42, G. Hall. 43. C, Fortik, 44. L. Westmoreland, 45. B. Anderson, 46, J, Peterson, 47. C. Wilson. 48. A. An- dress, 49. G. Alvarez Seniors 35 Cutest Smile: Yvette Martin 3: Travish Hilbish Best Dressed: Stephen Romero 8c Jaci Warn Not Pictured: Andrew Mark Byrd Deborah Colleen Dollison Cassandra Jensen Steven Ray Field Tamara Kay Morris Kimberly Jean Musser Kris Roxanne Rodeman a v o d n a S h D. e s o 1. d n o m V. a R Most Outgoing: Sarah Reno 8c Elliot Vice Bruce Greathead 36 Seniors J uniors Juniors 37 4, Chad Bidart Cher Biggs Derrill Guilbcrl 8L Friend 38 Juniors Gene Aloia David Baker Brent Boyd Keith Armstrong Chris Beard Samuel Brown Angel Cardenas Steven Cases Jeff Arrcola Alicia Bcngochea Cindy Slot: Cynthia Cathay Salvador Avalos Chad Bidart Steven Brown Pat Casalez Joel Cervantez Touch the pants and HI Stub you dead! Mikc Shccm Yes. 1 am proud of my tights. See my tights? mhcr BiggQ Thc Ice is back! Stove Ficldsj Dave loves his work. David BullexO G0 gsl Mr. Ray. I m stuck! mob Minniear 8L Jay Echctw Professor Gabe makes the find of the century. Mabc Jumdnn Maria Crawford Joshua Huff Eva Chavez Lisa Clark Natalie Cook Sidney Chambless John Duran Daniel Estrada Deanna Hobson Tina Echeto n as umw m.mH me GMH, mum PDB mam gi emu H56 amH GGa .mwm wan LGB z bk mm mm nGw maa FMH e ngW .mna JAG 40 Juniors Jumor Class Officers: Joe Rdrex, V.P.; Tina Echeto, Secretary; Cindy Stott, President. John Daily Daniel David Alvis Davis Traci Denny Rachel Dorman Brett Hutchings Nash Johnson Ron Johnson Jolinda Ferraro Brenda Formby Russell Gillihan Brandi Gleason Greg Guild William Hammargren Gabe Jurado Van Kinder Juniors 41 Sandra Little Juan Manzo Della Moon Jennifer Pardick Anna Romero 42 Juniors Judie Lombard Irma Ruiz Brian Rookstool Julie Lombard Dama Matleson Katrina Morgan Shelly Roane Joe Rorex Tricia Mann Monica M. Miller Claudia Nava Lombard Twins Efrain Manzo Monica L. Miller Hector Nava The Junior class of 1989 made a stunning comeback from poverty. Al- though they began virtually penniless, these bright students managed to raise the funds they needed to put on the JunioreSenior Prom. This class had great promise, but probably would not have succeeded without Ms. Gabica and Ms. Salla. Under their direction, the Juniors came out on top, being well-prepared for this memorable event. John Duran 8: Bill Sidener. Singing the school song. 'Such manners! iSteve Cases, Josh Huff, Bill Hammargreni Tina Echclo Deedee Smith Maxine Tingay Teresa Tyler 44 Juniors Irma Ruiz Michele Shafer Jess U.W. Smitm Josh Huff Gary Wangen Jose Sapicn Lisa Shaver Michael Smith Patricia Wclsh Richard Schlottman Michael Shccn Shawn Sorcnscn Darin Tisdell Shana Worthington Jeff Schrcmpp William Sidener Cynthia Ston Regina Turner Joyce York Just this moment . . . Fm so embarrassed! Mike Elliot, Gary Wangem Stem II coulan believe it either! Monica Miller, Della Moom Juniors 45 Get outta my locker or F11 rip your lips off? Ueff Schrempp 8; Ron Johnsom Not Pictured: Gus Alvarez Kevin Billows David Butler Angel Cardenas Rick Collins Jon Echave Steven Field Scott Gogie Billie Jo Gipe Kathy Johnson Shane Lyons Angela Moffat Eric Wielson Dan Rolando Jerry Terou Mike Wade Jamie Wright 46 Juniors 1 really doth think Ron ll rip his lips off, do you MonicaW De1la Moom HI seriously doubt it. Monica Millelj Sophomores 4x 9Q V 3n 9 9x !! e.cxmwx;+ as a a fag xkkx 63.13; t kw taradi? a. z. v 44 4 o . swasvvwg . u 9 $ . x .. ; wax$ea Sophomores 47 Kimberly Abrego Aaron Aitken Robin Avery Douglas Bergstrom 48 Sophomores Chet George 8L Bonnie Cote Bobby Allred Stephanie Babbs Chris Blacksmith Mandy Altman Eric Barsanti Jacob Blaltman Steven Abrego Lorena Alcarez Bill Arreola Lori Berg Paul Box Christopher Adams Krista Allen Audelia Herrera Smilin! Annie Dick Jenny, what are you smiling about? My home away from home! mrew DeAr- rietao Get those thoughts out of your head, Karen! Sophomores 49 Jeremy Brown Veronica Carlsen Michelle Cline Casey Rolando 50 Sophomores Tom Brown Stacy Cassinelli Michael Clouse Matthew Canepa Daniel Clark Bonny Cote Bill Davis Drew DeArrieta Crystal Davis at Samantha Tovrea Karen Crawford Crystal Davis Annie Dick Jose Cardenas Sara Clark Brian Danner Deida Dayton Richard Drake W ' X. . $331,; $3; :9 $3; 'E :2 :33 a 4. Birds on a wire: Scott, Gordie, Jose, Lisa, Justin, Matt, Drew, Stacey, Deida So much work, so little appreciation! Tim Varela ignores a freshman. Ana Ruiz makes Xmas decorations. Sophomores 51 Jay Echeto Jenny Frankovich Tammy Guthrie Mark Grasmick ;ophomores Mike Elliot Justin French Javier Gutierrez David Heit Audelia Herrera Jacque Filbin Chester George Karri Hale Connie Romero 8: Bonnie Cote Brad Hodge Sara Clark Beth Haley Alysia Hooper Travis Frakes Mark Grasmick Michael Harvey Carleen Howard 33.3. , 3 mth.. x MM n 3 3 , , . V Hallway Gossip: Steph Babbs, Angle Lasa, Mandy Altman, Mike Clouse, Fred Thornton Of course I have a hall pass! Kevin Willer '3' ski ? 3 33 3 Donna Cathey 8L Jose Munoz Terrorist in the library! 3Greg Guild3 Kenneth Howard Sherry Johnson Rhonda Lee Ron Wagner Daniel Montero 54 Sophomores Josiah Hunt Angela Lasa Tony Marero Rocio Morales William Huttinga Edward Layton Tina Meckley Sylvia Mendoza Phillip Mortenson Larry Jacobs Derek Messmer Greg Netcher James Jensen Kelly Miller Michael Novi Maria Gallegos 8c Audelia Herrera Not pictured: Ramona Arenas Kenneth Brown Chester Carden Skip Coutts Wilford Crutcher Marcus Davis Gregory East Jose Esquivel Shelby Jurad Timothy Kilbreath Israel Lopez Jeff Loveridge Doug Maddox Patrick McDougall Michael Mendoza Jose Munoz Carrie Nance Manuel Rodriguez Ana Ruiz Jeremy Sena Kimberly Shafer Analisa Siveria Valerie Smith Aaron Starbuck Terri Stephen Jay Thompson Tim Varela Douglas Walker Sophomores 55 Sophomore Class Officers: Sherii Paparich, Kim Abrego, Alicia Ochoa Alicia Ochoa Shannon Paparich Sherii Paparich Jennifer Park Glynnys Pentecoste Brenda Rogers Michael Rogers Connie Romero Kevin Willer Brady Jo Willis Jamie Schroeder Gordy Schumacher John Silor Scott Strickler Kim Sweeney Fred Thornton Bill Ware Michael Westcolt Benjamin Wiggins 56 Sophomores Angela Peterson Susan Wilson Paul Redmond Heather Roper Traci Smith Samantha Tovrea Charity Wolicki Penny Reese Marc Sandvig Sean Sommerville Ron Wagner Duncan Wright Christine Reeves Jodi Sam Steven Stevenson Bryant Wamboll Nikki Yanez Margaret Roddy Angela Schlottman Johnna Stiles Jennifer Park Sophomores 57 58 Sophomores uThis yearis sophomore class was one of the best and hardest-working that weive ever hadfi say Frank and Lucy McKusky, Class Advisorsi iiThey worked Very hard together to make a start on their own prom, skits, and decorations for various events. Theyive also had fund raisers such as the spring lamb raffle? Mr. and Mrs. McKusky would like to wish continuing success to this group of students. F reshmen Freshmen 59 m l Freshman Class Officers: Rafael Castellanos, Elaine Lacaillaide, Ra- mond Gonzales. Wade Abell Kayla Adams Gretchen Adkins Keith Ailken Eleanora Alcarcz Mikki Baker Alysia Barnett Darby Chatfield Adan Chavez Armando Chavez Lawrence Berish Jessica Bezayiff Daniel Blattman Tim Braaten Rafael Castellanos Donna Cathay 60 Freshmen 11 ; : 4ft, Donald Anderson Nathan Andres: Rosa Avalos Denise Avery Chad Backus Donald Barr Lisa Barron Joseph Bealls Matthew Bear Constance Bennett ; Noel Bidart Jon Billing Tina Blade Jeff Blair Patti Blankenship Debie Burns Scott Cannon Ismael Cardenas Robert Casos Jason Cassinelli Jason Clark Chrisly Comeau Bobbi Croleau Robert Decker Heather DeHan Freshmen 61 Justin Hannincn 8L Estela Esquibel America Delgado WiIl Dclong Garrett Desart Dan Lushbaugh Lisa Gilbert T10 Esquivel Nathan Frazier Cecilia Gallarzo Armando Esuibel Davis Guilbert Rodolfo Gonzalez Dan Tisdell Elvira Gonzales Maria Gallarzo Jeff Harrer Chuck Hal: Jim Heit Fred Hale Raymond Gonzalez Dan Haskill Brends Hicks Justin Hannincn 62 Freshmen . . . ?' !1 3 :f 25.. Z sup: 53259.... ii? 53 $r..,!..l.!$ I Millie Hiibcl Amy Hutchings Drcw Jcnkins Nathan Kcnison Elaine Lacaillaide rcshmcn Clinton Hill Jessica Bczayiff Laurel mhrislw Jensen Veronica $Iormw Knighm Jackic Lamkcy Jolene Hooper John UoneS Huttinga David Jones Joshua Kyles Mike Lee Kristi Hori Keith Janes Jen Jourdin Bob Perez Jason Huggins Matthew Jarolimek Kevin Keck Vx . lfs about Lime you got here. Don! DonaId Anderson 8L Jamie Schroech This is so stupid!! Ms. Gabica. Dan Loshbaugh Lorna Walicki. Elaine Lacaillaidw Balancing a busy schedule Dcmna Calhcw This Page Courtesy Uptown Market Fresh men 65 Rafael Castellanos 3: Dan Loshbaugh Mariano Martinez Dan McVey Monica Mercado 66 F reshmen Rosa Martinez Debbie Meckley Nicole Minelstadt Dan Loshbaugh Jennifer Marin Ernest McCormick Elisa Mendoza Yvonne Moore Lupe Magana Robert Marshall Casey MCGarVa Maria Mendoza Joey Mann Tom Martin Patience McGhyghy Sandra Mendoza Lupe Magana, Oswaldo Zamudiw Too Much! arma Ruiz, Rosa Martinez, Just call me Mr. Betty Crocker. ery Mamo ad a dress code! I could have sworn Lowry h U-Ieather and Amw Another killer Ag, I test, Will? Wi1l DeLony Freshmen 67 V! X'V ' v6? aftQtYMx mm o funxsnxmi , igq o ! ?54K$3iibw$:; Utttknitgiaxk Beth Morris Bob Perez Chad Peters Veronica Munoz Cory Neal Mike Rangel Michelle Robinson Kim Odekirk Jennifer Owens William Robertson Rachelle Piquet Darrin Ouilici William Roddy 68 Freshmen a no i :3: E: Jose Nava Eric Oisen Antoinette Poulson Colin Richards Kendal Rookstool a; 59w write : I hate boys! worey Sarbacher 8L Rhonda Smaro Twinkie Stuff Champs: Reinaldo Cardenas 8L Mike Lee Noel Dan McVey, Suzanne Strickler Is anybody out there? Ms. Gabica, Dan Loshbaugh, English is awesome! Uon Billing, John Huttingw Get that camera outta here! Rafael Castellanos, Raymond Gonzales, Kim Shaver, Antoinette Poulsom Freshmen 69 Alberto Ruiz Elizabeth Sanchez Jody Shaffer Kimberly Shaver Alicia Sommerville Eugene Stevenson Kim Shaver 8L . Mr. Velasquez 8c Suzanne Strickler Diana Sullivan Suzanne Smckler Eric Olsen Daniel Tisdell Stephanie Van Gundy Michael Steward Jason Wilson Lorne Wolicki Amy Jo Tingay Sean Wiley 70 Freshmen MC V Marcela Sapien Alice Shepler Nicole Sweeney Monica Vasquez Justin Worster Corey Sarbacher Robert Silva Valera Taylor Wendy Wantanabe Ismael Yep Damien Schmuck Jason Wilson Josh Kyles 8L Jennifer Owens Heather Young Noel Bidart Lori Smith Luis Zamayoa Garrett Schumacher Melody Smith Tina Thompson Tyme Weslphal Ann Zugazaga Freshmen 71 Not Pictured: Barbara Abell, Maria Aguilar, Francisco Bautista, Joseph Beall, Brian Beddo, Reinaldo Cardenas, Bob Crenshaw, Chris Frazier, Aaron Glover, Efrain Lo- pez, Kevin Malone, Monique Melody, Travis Mill- er, Cody Rice, Jon Riley, David Sams, Maria San- X chez, Steve Schermerhorn, Shane Stephens, Jon Turner, Terri Wright. ' 72 Freshmen Faculty Faculty 73 74 Faculty : Jim Blattman: County Teacher of Clyde Andress: Geology, Biology; Ray Garrison: Science, Biology; 1 the Year; Science, Chemisuy, Honor Society, Girls' Track Coach, Football, Track Coach, Weight Physics; Science Club, Academic Honor Society Training, Challenge. 4: K I as 2! 1! q '2? t t a 1: fwomm'rdbhvau w wkNirliFVdu Katarina Brown: English 3A, Julie Gabica: Creative Writing, Marie Jean Salla: Basic English, German, Novels. English I,II,III; Freshman 8L English 1, French ; Freshman 8: Junior Adviser, Close-Up. Junior Class Adviser. Susan Rorex: chada, U.S., 8c Jim Billingslely: Vocational World History, US, Govt., Exploration, US. Govt, US, Stagecrafts; Senior Class Adviser. History; Head Wrestling Coach, Weight Training. amivkaU QVQ vangw xx. H u, 38-: mm xgizaxuw , ' t i; v . Wauwumw WSW $3$$ 2v. M! i. V am be. H V. n Sean Wilson: Algebra, Math, Doug Connor: Geometry, Vince Mendiola: Basic Algebra, Geometry; Math Club, Advanced Math, Calculus, Algebra Algebra; Track Coach. Math, RE; Head Football Coach, 11. Golf Coach. V JH 1 Janet Studebaker: English II, Betty Hohnholt: English I 8L II. IV,Drama; Senior Class Advisor Reading, Winnada Warren Stotler: US. History 8L Malt Crowley: Spanish 1, 11, IL GovL, World Geography; Football Coach, Weight Training. Faculty 75 Teachers: Leading, prodding, nagging, inspiring, infuriating . . . . m. . ,- an... 3: Lucy McKusky: Office Practice, Scott DePew: Vocational Ken Christean: Health, Typing, Eddie Booth: Athletic Director, Keyboards, Typing, shorthand; Exploration, Computers, Word Drivefs Ed.; Head Baseball Word Processing, Computer Sophomore Class Adviser. Processing; Football, Basketball 8: Coach. Accounting; Lettermenk Club Baseball Coach, Adviser. Problem child Rae Edwards. Tom Herold: Special Education; Robin Scott: Special Education; Rae Edwards: Alternative Wrestling 8c Soccer Coach. Drill Team Adviser Education. xv: x..? .. ngM Dedicated to Education. 76 Faculty Valerie Orr: Physical Education. Jim Salmi: P.E.; Girly J.V. Basket- ball Coach, Head Track Coach, Tom George: Vocational David Ray: Vocational Frank McKusky: Vocational Marlene Killion: Vocational Exploration, Agriculture, Exploration, Draafting, Auto Exploration, Wood Shop. Exploration, Child Development, Welding; Shop Home Ec., Independent Living; F.F.A Adviser. F.H.A. Adviser. Linda Hill: Vocational Chelle Chaffin: Vocational Exploration, Art 8: Drawing; Art Exploration, Band, Choir, Club Adviser. Jounalism. Boogie with it, baby! Faculty 77 Administration Mr. Tony Wiggins Principal Mr. Ken Lords Mr. Joe Dearrieta Superintendent Assistant Superintendent 78 Faculty Support Staff Frank Oxborrow, Guidance Sandy Walth, Guidance Rose Tyler, Career Carmen Goicachea, Health Counsellor, Student Council Counsellor. Guidance. 8L AIDS Education. Adviser. Norm Higley, Tina Moberly, Special Loretta See, Special Virgima N1cholsen, Transportation 8L Education Aide. Education Aide. Bookkeeper 8L Detention Maintainance Supervisor. Room Supervisor. Joyce Mendiola Main Joan Chesser, Attendance Sondra Henriod, Mary Lou Radar, Office Secretary. Secretary. Counselling Office Alternative Ed. Aide. Secretary. Faculty 79 Frances Begay, Linda Helms, Louise Dillon, 8L Head Dennis 8c the Green Ghost mennis Locke, Janitoo Good Cooks: Delfine Jackson, Cook Mary Ann Echeverria. Janitors Geraldo Zuniga 8L Willy Stewart. Claudio Yzaguirra retired in February from hxs Job as head Lowry Janitor 01. Carlos Ceballtm Everett Johnson Replaced Claudio as head janitor on 80 Faculty oo Winter Performances Gabe 8L J.W. came to buff tclapxlam us up. Joe Blatzman as Willy Wonka. Winter was long and cold this year, but Lowryhs high spirits warmed things up. The Bucks did themselves proud in basket- ball, coached by two AA Coaches of the Year, Tammy Pollock and Vince Mendiola. Winter Homecominghs silly theme was, ehDonht worry, be happy? Even the teachers got into the act on skit night. 82 Winter Rob Bidart, 8L Brett Hutchings ready for the Jeff Wade, rebound. g .ixx: Z Q$4ka$kn Freshman rockers: Millie Hiibel, Stormy Knight 8: America Delgado. Chet George shows good wrestling form. Masked Marvels: Monica Miller, Gina Turner, 85 Keri Cassinelli at Homecoming Assembly. Alternative Edv earned a prize for best'decorated classroom Darrin Tisdell, Wilford Crutcher. Bob Perez, Lisa Barron, Jerry Terou, Rhonda Smart, Manuel Rodriquez, Efrain Lopez, Wendy Schlouman, Chris Frazier, Becky Romero, Annie Dick, Fred ThorntonJ Witty Seniorsa answer to instant Christmas decoration actually won a prize. Touring Grand Fenwick: Jennifer Batty, Eva Chavez, Judie Lombard, Sylvia Morales. 84 Winter The Junior Class called an assembly to offer gifts to special faculty members. Mrs. MeKusky shows off her rainbow-colored shoes. So many women, so little time! Sean Sorenson with choir members Cecelia Gallarzo, Maria Aguilar, Sylvia Mendoza, Maria Gallarzo, Elisa Mendoza. MEMORIES High school romances Homecoming dances Late nights on the town The prom queen with her crown Goinh out and spendinh dough On six packs and a radio Whether we were skippixf school Or just beinh cool And although there are many more to tell All we must remember well thause this moment is all we have To remember the good times and the bad. eKaren Crawford Shop class snowmen Derek Messmer 8: Tom Brown. Winter 85 STUDENT ART 8; POETRY 86 Art THE STAR In the sky there is a star waiting for a dream to happen a longed for dream That haunts it with every shine Photo by John Daily -Samantha Tovrea The waves r011 upon the beach, leaving a trail of seashells in its wake. -Karen Crawford Drawing by Jenny Frankovich He hung his head with neverending thoughts of devastation. the expressionless faces return blackness of memory. Thoughts of the children as his body wilted He feels the hopeless guilt of defeat. He forced them, lifeless now, Tries to escape his fear. Their powerful screams haunt him over Through the boundless day, mournful day i Which to him is ' eternity. He gives in to despair i i . The only way out now is nevermore . . . breathtaking . . . as before eLisa Gilbert IF if i were you and you were me and us were we AND y x if blue was green and green was blue and colors were letters and letters were colors AND if earth was mars and mars were earth and planets were oceans and oceans were planets AND if life was death and death was life and now was forever and forever was now Photo by Diane Wigle AND if peanut butter were jelly and jelly was peanut butter and food was poison and poison was food HOMEWORK HITS My mom says Pm addicted AND to watching MTV, 'f d She tells me to change my ways, 1 up was own but that wouldrft be me. and down was up and forwards was backwards She screams and yells to turn it off, and backwards was forwards At least to turn it down. AND Why is it that my MTV M k th f 0 7 if the world turned upside-down a 55 my mo er T W11 and upside-down turned the world and things were screwy and screwy were things I need to watch my MTV And do my homework to the beat. I can do both at once; WOULD WE STILL BE FRIENDS? Mom says as quite 3 mm Arrowsmith, Run, DMC John Lennon and Glenn Fry, Guns and Roses, Tiffany - They help the time to fly. tAngie Metcalf Van Halen, Bon Jovi, Poison - ThereIs many, many more; White Snake and Cinderella - They all get me through this chorer Flowers in the wind bending ever so slightly 50 Mom, jUSt please relax, graceful sloops asail. . Try to let me be; eDaniel Montero I just need my music, I want my MTV! 86 Art TlWAS THE WORST NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS Twas the worst night before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. The stockings were burnt, singed simply bare, for the world had been struck by nuclear warfare. The people of the world, women. children, and men, had just committed the ultimate sin. The ground was littered with mutated dead, some even died while lying in bed. The two superpowers that fought with each other, considered the other neither friend nor brotherl They fought a war so bitter and sad, Why? Simply because one made the other look bad. They never helped each other in time of need, all they were taught of was their own selfish greed. It all started when the president put on his cap, and sat at his desk, ready to nap. When up in the sky there arose such a boom, he rose from his desk as the sound shook the room. He ran to the window, and what should he heed? A nuclear warhead flying top speed. He called out the navy, air force, marines, they all went to war with their deadly machines. Slowly, but surely, the world was destroyed, all that was left was a dry, barren void. This could really happen if the fighting never ends, Instead of being enemies, we should become friends. -Ernest McCormick lightning strikes through the cold wet air with its crashing sharpness, and razofs edge nobody cares itis just a natural fact until it draws closer closer to home it sliced the darkness and shattered the tree Then people care, they fear for their lives donit take her for granted lightning is naturels reminder to not take her lightly for if you do itill strike, m to mg Graphic by Jenn Felts Art 89 90 Art ttGil 8L Tigerh by Dama Matteson INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW ME Itts hard to be knocked off my horse then be expected to get back on Fm going to do my best to mount myself back into the saddle of life Pm tired of being down on myself if no one else will I should respect myself show the world therets more to me than meets the eye someday the whole world is going to stand up and take notice of me the real me not the superficial hate everyone and everything but the one who likes to laugh smile and make other people happy from this day on I work for myself not society -Rachel Beth Dorman AMA as something I was privileged to see. I reveled in the roar, the crash of waves, the screaming gulls, above all, endless blue. The rest of society was a distant memory; only the ripplets were real, playing. dancing round my feet. I loved to visit, but not to stay. I wanted to, with all my heart; but the magic would fade if my dream place became my life. 1 left the ocean for many years and when I returned, it had changed. MIDNIGHT PASSINGS I preferred to dream, to remember. I realized that it was me who had changed; I was older, and it the same. In coming years I suppose that I will change more and more; in a far distant future I will be old, and others follow. Yet the ocean will always be there for me; it will remember. Cares and age will disappear, and I will be a child once more. -Darby Mentaberry Misty moonlight hovers around the walls, Where a midnight shadow begins to crawl. A vision-a thoughtmlinks to form a line, And I writhe in my bed just to listen to time. With the blue twilight haze the walls have oozed to a blur, And inside my head the voices still stir. The reality of the nighttime-filled with subconscious dreams, A reality only broken by the silence of my screams. My mind explores the darkness once more before the time is gone, As the Moon raps softly at NatureIs door to awake the dreaded Dawn, -C0nm'e Fortik DECEPTION A voice, no a whisper Whisper whisper sweet sound Sound sound low, fleeting fleeting not sweet Sweet sweet deception Deception deception full of sorrow Sorrows cries carried on the wind. -Connie Fortik Drawing by John Silor Art 91 Drawing by Jay Echeto Gold is stiff and impersonal. The smell of gold is like a stilling cold wind; The taste of gold is like a jalapeno pepper; The feel of gold is like acid; The sound of gold is cackling; The look of gold is deceivingly beautiful; Gold is greedy deception. THE ESSENCE OF NEVADA In the sagebrush there is dust On the iron nail there is rust Dust and Rust Rust and Dust Nevada 92 Art -Jeff Harrer DOWNWARDS ESCALATOR How can I laugh when I feel like crying? Why is life so hard for me? Im on a downwards escalator, canlt you see? I start at the top, whirling and twirling all around, But then things happen, and I fall down, down, down, When it seems things are looking toward the sky, I see myself and things around, and kiss it all goodbye, Maybe you think Fm feeling sorry for me, But Im on a downwards escalator, canlt you see? I hold my head high, and laugh at the world, But soon my facade falls, And Im a scared little girl, How can things feel so right, and yet be so wrong? I smile for the crowd, yet cry all night long, You maynlt understand what Im tellng to thee, Im on a downwards escalator, I hope you can see. -Angie Metcalf Photo by Brandi Gleason Drawing by Lori Berg JUST FOR A MOMENT I knew from the start that we woulant last. It wasnit from the heart, we just tried to heal the past I was tied down and wanted to be free You were let down and had no chance to be. I saw you as a chance to find out what I wanted. You took one glance and said, IIshe wonIt leave me haunted.u You still love her which you may not see. I still love him but want to be free. I need a chance, to do what's right for me. Jealousy is good, but it doesnit mean you own me. All I ever wanted was just a friend. But as you can see we have become more than that. Not that, that is bad in fact I thought it was quite good. Lets keep it just like this now LetIs let ourselves grow, you need time and so do I. You lost your love and I let mine go You need me and I need you But we need time to figure out just what we want to do!!!!!! I LOVE YOU NH!!! -Dory Powers Art 93 THEIR MOMENTS WERE OUR MEMORIES TO SHARE. THE MEMORIES WERE OURS, THE MOMENTS WERE THEIRS. HERES A LOOK AT SOME OF THE MEMORIES OF 1988- 1989. Superman The Legenf Turns 50 years old. 94 Current Events Burt Reynolds, 52 years old, and Loni Ander- 1.: Jul son, 41 years old, finally tie the knot at Buer ranch in Jupiter, Fla. Nearly fatal airplane accident of Aloha Airlines Flight 243 is one of many plane crashes this year Raging fires threaten U.S. Valuable Forests. Current Events 95 iSalcido, A Sonoma Winery Worker sought and caught for murdering 5 innocent people including his wife, mother-in- law, and 2 daughters. iRoger Libby kills two Winnemucca men and is now being convicted. iAlbert M. Lowry, beloved educator for whom this school was named, dies at age 91. Winnemucca proudly cams its Silver Star rating. 96 Current Events 34 Whale, one of three trapped by ice, is rescued and now swims freely in ocean. is Mining boom hits Winnemucca, providing new jobs and opportunities. :kMany new housing complexes and trailer parks built to accomodate newcomers brought by mining. iA stop sign is added to 4th 8!. Hansen St, intersection. ikMovies: BIG, RAINMAN, THE ACCUSED, BULL DURHAM, WILLOW iMusic: Guns 8L Roses, APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION, Def Leppard, HYSTERIA, Rap Music like Ton Locis WILD THING, Reggae like Ziggy Marley. Sports and tlons Ila Organ Organizations 97 This years student council started out with the Student Body Officers going to Reno for NASC Convention. There they learned many new ideas and shared theirs with other schools from all over Nevada. Student Council this year was a successful group. Over Thanksgiving they helped Reverend Moreley from the Method- ist Church to pass out care baskets to the needy of Nevada They had also sponsored a canned food drive at the school to help fill those baskets, The Council sponsored Fall Homecoming Week plus various other activities. Thanks to the Student Council for all their help to make this year a great one. Student Council Student Council-Top Row:Rob Bidart, Joe Rorex, Barney Hill, Raymond Gonzales, Rafael Castellanos; Middle Row: Elaine Lacaillaide, Kim Abrego, Alicia Ochoa, Sherii Paparich; From: Tina Echeto, Lisa Oxbormw, Christen Wolicki, Sara Reno, Cindy Stott. 98 Organizations .. I v.5... . qa .. EA 7 l, .1231. 5g; :2 dis. K25. Only two years have passed since the rebirth of the Lowry High Drill Team; but that was enough time for Ms. Scott to create an outstanding dance squad. After learning new tech- niques at a summer dance camp in Sacramento, the team returned to fine tune their routines, Early in the season the second advisor moved away. This is when the senior girls on the team really began to display their abilities by helping Ms. Scott develop routines and train the other members for some brilliant entertainment at football and basketball games Jennifer Dunham 100 Drill Team Jennifer Dunham, Sherry Shaw, Carleen Howard, Nicky Sweeneyt Carey Avery Robin Scott directs the team. y Avery, Care Sherry Shaw, Jennifer Dunham, Carleen Howard, Veronica Carlson Kim Sweeney, Tami Crawford Sarah Reno, a s 2,? arms: ..38 a m Drill Team Squad Carey Avery Sarah Reno, Drill Team 101 1107a effort, that's all it takes. Walt Rosevean ,u: 9 Please do not attempt this at home! aeonard Monterm 102 Rodeo WE Born to Be Bad: Rodeo Club Wt ?; ;$9 mt V d Mv iahnnwwr . 51 $191. n , wmasswg my 1 V H a u. M it , a? $;i?$ nu 2 ' Jhona DcLong shows us how to break-away rope. Saddle bronc: the classic evem of rodeolDaniel Monierm Rodco 103 Cheerleaders w .15 e 83 g I t t e x $ g i! i 3 'K 3 arm aanw; , YWMW 2m After attending cheerleading camp at Sacramento, California, the cheerleaders worked hard to start the season well. All the halftime performances, cheers, band routines, and pep assemblies kept them busy all year. The six varsity cheerleaders are: Football Head Cheerleader Cindy Slou, Baskeeball Head Cheerleader Deanna Hobson, Brandi Gleason, Bobbi Anderson, Teri Davis, and Lynn Lituania. J.V. Cheerleaders are: Football Head Cheerleader Charity Wolicki, Basketball Head Cheerleader Sherii Paparich, Traci Smith, and Suzanne Strickler, Advisors were Bev Hobson and Ann Wolicki. The Spirit Team had a very successful year encouraging the fans and teams on to victory. gnytaa 15'me Ghanaian a miiaimww . WWW ms x a W$MMWN x 4 e, ' uemzwwv w 104 Spirit Team J.V. Cheegleaders w 4 Aka. , x m ,mmu Waxgnax Spirit Team 105 La, La, La, La, La, La ll! Lisa Clark, Sara Clark, Tammi Morris, Maria Gallarzo, Bobbi Allred, Maria Aguilar, Band 8: Choir Cold lips and warm spirits: Pep band at Fall Homecoming Little Drummer Boyn Gustin Hanninem This yeafs band and choir were definitely im- pressive and showed a great improvement from last year. Under the direction of Chelle Chaffin, the band performed 27 times, includ- ing pep and concert bands. The choir sang for the LionTs Club Christmas Dinner, Fall, Christmas, and Spring Concert, Baccalaure- ate, and Honor Choir, The choir was accompa- nied by Ms. Violet McMahan. Jennifer Pardick 8c Spit Swappers, Inc. . , a f :2 ; Blow, Chet, Blow! hChet GcorgeT Music 107 Mr. Westmoreland 81. Ms. Greathead teach us about wee water and farming, Matt 8L Lance never gossip. 5 great! but it, I don't know s in this stuff? What 108 FFA St ' ll Sh ' ' Lance Westmoreland receives State Farmer degree A 60 from Kevin Hetrick at state convention The Winnemucca chapter of Future Farmers of America had a successful year. Starting with last year1s state convention where former Lowry student Jon George 0987-88 FFA Presideno inducted Kevin Hetrick as 1988-89 State President. During the summer of 388, the Winnemucca Officers attended Summer Leadership Conference at Lake Tahoe. As the school year of 1988-89 progressed, the Winnemucca chapter held a Greenhand Potluck, a steak fry, citrus fruit sales, and other fund raisers. They also took 10 members to the state convention in Reno, where they placed lst in state Ag. Mechanics. Chapter officers at Greenhand Potluck. Winnemuccak winning Ag. Mechanics team: Adviser, Tom George; Bruce Greathead, Kevin Billows, Lance Westmoreland, 8: Chester George. FFA 109 St. Patrickhs Day balloon sales it til , mg SQMLQSttQWW x. L Q33tis Th v.33 , twiXkaxgg ,L. guru vwmgwgamL t L K. 3 it, E L gt .3gikxtg vti0Q0$ax$auvw v$x9t50akxd$ .scxtxxvzxti U. C. Berke- , 1:ng13. L L A 34...; L . LL L :3.,?,: . , 1:29943 ,4 Lt, . 5,3,5; A . sold balloons, and collected cans to raise money for their California trip in May. they saw the Stanford Linear Accelerator Atom Smasher a Science Club Under the guidance of Jim Blattman, Science Club put Kevin Lords shows Matt Anderson how to make sparks fly. 8: with 10,000 physics students saw the Pink Floyd 111 Laser Show and the San Francisco Exploritoriumt on a Halloween dance ley, S 110 Organizations Lisa DeMattei 8: Melanie Jackson decorate for St. Patrick Dance. This year Future Homemakers of America, though small in number did a lot. We sold Candy Canes at Christ- mas time and visited long-term patients at the hospital for Valentinefs Day. We also provided refreshments for var- ious events, such as Awards Night. -Angie Metcalf, President Would we do that? 1Bcbbi Croteau, Brenda Rogem Bunny Power! Shc'sjustfakingit!1BobbiCrozeau,Marlene Killian, Sandra 8: Brenda Little, Brenda Rogem Organizations 111 Alternative Education Under the cheerful guidance of Rae Edwards, this year s Alternative Eds Class worked together as an organization to accomplish some unusual things. Students helped each other with homework, and they won the prize for best decorated classroom at Christmas. In the spring, the class produced a video that featured our good-natured principal getting a pie in the face, In the fall, the class helped with the Very Special Arts event at the Convention Centeri tTm very proud of this class? said Mrs. Edwards. .Vlrs, Edwards tat podiumy presents awards to Jerry Terou 8L Wendy Schlott- man on Academic Awards Night. Did you ever think you could be so happy? I didnt But I am Happiness can change the world; I really wish it would too But lill be happy because Fm in LOVE. Iim in love with life, My life to be exact. I wish everyone was in love with their lives If people arenit happy then they should change No one can change the world, But each person can change her OWN life. I just wish everybody would be as HAPPY as I am. Life is good You may have to be patient or try a little But EVERYTHING takes a little WORK. iLee Ragan The class sits in the midst of their award-winning decorations Back: Wilford Crutcher, Chris Frazier, Lisa Barron, Bob Perez, Jerry Terou, Teacher Aide Mary Lou Rader, 2nd Row: Susan Wilson, Rhonda Smart, Wendy Schlottman, Becky Romerot Front: Maria Sanchez 8: Micki Cottrelll Maria Sanchez watches gleefully as Patricia Walther smacks Mr. Wiggins in the face with a pie. x t National Honor Society NATIONAL National Honor Society is a group of outstanding young people chosen on the basis of scholarship, participation in school activities 8L service. Advisor is Clyde Andress. Each fall new members are installed in a beautiful ceremony, During the year the group raises money for various community service projects. Candy cane sales proceeds go to the Ministerial Associationhs holiday food baskets. Donut sales pay for a scholarship. Each spring, members take a trip to visit colleges and have some fun. At the end of each year, Honor Society helps With Grass Valley Elementary's playday. New officers Jamie Schroeder 8; Chad Bidarl with outgoing officers Rob Bidart, Kevin Lords 8L AlIene Andress. Jamie Schroeder 84 Brian Fransway work the concession stand dur- ing a basketball game. Art Club The i88-i89 school year was a very busy one for Art Club. They designed and painted a backdrop for the Ladies State Bowling Tounament, painted windows at the T49ier Truck Stop, and put on the county schools Art Exhibit during Nevada Art Month in March. For the first time, they entered projects in Nevada Young Writers contest. Member Steve Clark had an entry in the State Art Exhibits The club took a trip to Reno for a workshop at the Sierra Nevada Museum Gallery. They also toured the UNR Art Department and various private galleries. The year culminated in their annual elementary art workshops, which the club puts on in Orovada and Paradise Valley. Mrs. Hill is the advisori Keith Armstrong was also Mrs, HillTs student aide. Lori Berg stands in front of part of the County schools art exhibit in basement of Nixon Halli Jig e333 w An eerie gathering, supervised by Witch Armstrong, an Art 1 class carves jack-oelamems. 1 14 Organizations Close-Up J.W. Smith. Connie Fortik, Mike Sheen, Lisa DeMattei 8L Billy Joe V Hess in DC e Alicia Bengochea, Connie Fortik, Bobbi Anderson in Washington. Close-Up gives students a chance to get acquainted with the government process at different levels. Throughout the school year, members participate in community activities and conduct fund raisers, culminating in the Spring trip to Washington DC Julie Gabica was the club adviser. Members listen to speeches at Candidatesh Night before the fall elec- tions. CoatCheCking as a fund raiser at Candidatesh Night. 4: w saga; g, h ?'Wthratvwv y 4; k3: iX xx Qx 1X a N: e waneswame 115 W THE MOUSE THAT ROARED: Barney Hill, Dave Bradshaw, Keri Cassinelli, Deanna Hobson, Judie Lombard, Eva Chavez. Charlie 8L the Chocolate Factory: 106 Blattman, Dave Bradshaw, Brian Fransway, Jason Peter- son, Keri Cassinelli, Eva Chavez, Jennifer Bally, Judie Lombard, Connie Fortik, Les Brown, John Duran, Up the Down Staircase: Deanna, Barney, Connie, Brian, Judie. Stagecraft: Brian Rookstool, Chris Blacksmith, Dan Tisdell. l 16 Drama Stagecraft: Della Moon, Annie Dick, This year under Miss Studebaker the Drama Class put on 4 plays: THE MOUSE THAT ROARED, CHARLIE 8; THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE, and WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION. The first was a political satire about a tiny country that declares war on the US. CHARLIE was the classis Christmas gift to the chil- dren of Winnemucca. UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE is about a new teacher and the conflicts she goes through. The last is a complicated story with a twisting plot about an uncanny murder. Up the Down Staircase: Deanna, Steve, Jennifer D Stagecraft: Brian Rookstool 8: Jeff Schrempp. Up the Down Staircase: Aaron Aitken, Dave Bradshaw, Angie Metcalf. Drama 117 Student Council Activities included: NASC Conven- tion in Reno, Sponsored canned food drivc 8L helped with distribution of com- munity food baskets, sponsored Fall Homecoming Week, Adviser was Mr, Frank Oxborrow. i Ochoa, Sherii Paparich, Lisa Oxborrow, Tina Echeto; Bottom: Barney Hill, Christen Wolicki, Rob Bidart, Raymond Gonzales. hnot Sara Reno, Elaine Lacaillaidc, pictured Delfina Murilloh National Honor Society Activities included Fall Induction Ceremony, candy cane sales for dona- tion to Winnemucca Ministerial Assn. Food Basket, donut sales for scholarship, help with Grass Valley Elementary Play Day. Top: Steven Casos, Davy Kern, Barney Hill, Lane Westmoreland, Jim Salmi, Greg Hall, Brady Jo Willis, Adviser Clyde Andress, Keri Cassinelli, Sum, Tina Echeto. Middle: Melanie Jackson, Glenys Pentecoste, Jhona DeLong, Lisa DeMattei, Joe Rorex, Dunham, Christen Wolicki, Heather Roper. Bottom: Jolinda Ferraro, Monica Miller, Franswayl Cindy Maria Crawford, Tami Crawford, Jennifer Rob Bidart, Chad Bidart, Allene Andress, Kevin Lords, Brian Academic Challenge The team competed against Battle Mountain 81. Lovelock, tying each match, scored high in two computer matches, and was beaten by Incline in the last round on Public Television. w $ L A ,x $th k Adviser Jim Blattman 0 . at podiumL Steven Cases, Joe Rorex, Joe Blattrnan, Brian Fransway, Chad Peters, Josh Huff. 0101 pictured Gabe Juradw 118 Organizations Rodeo Club Officers were Celeste Brown, Walt Rosevear, Jhona DeLong, Tom Brown, '-' 8L Jody Sam The team made an impres- sive showing at rodeos throughout the season, with Leonard Montero taking a , All-Around at several rodeos. V e ' i: :2 mamm 2V . . e. Back Row: Mike Wescott, Will DeLong, Bucky Lamb, Gina Turner, Larry Jacobs, Jeff Schrempp, Billy Joe Hessl Middle: Lance Westmoreland, Davy Kern, Shawn Sorenson, Daniel Montero, Michelle Shafer, Jody Shafer, Millie Hiibel, Gary Harp. Bottom: Eric Nelson, Walt Rosevear, Paul Garrett, Jhona DeLong, Mary Wescott, Celeste Brown, Terah Smith, Jody Sant, Maria Crawford, Tom Brown, Jolinda Ferraro, Deida Dayton. h 2 3 Close-up Advised by Julie Gabica, the club had Various fundraisers, such as raffling a gold piece, coat check duty, t-shirt sales, etc The year culminated in a trip to Washington, DC. Bobbi Anderson, Alicia Bengochea, Billy Joe Hess, Mike Sheen, Gerardo Alvarez, J,W. Smith, Lisa DeMattei, Lisa Clark, Eva Chavez, Tara Wambolt, Jackie Wame mot pictured, Connie Forlik, Joe Blattman, Cindy Stott, Wendy Schlottmam ??Wetllh Besides the annual elementary art workshops in Orovada 8: Paradise Val- ley, Art Club did some work for the T Bowling Tournament and 49hr Truck Stop, took a trip to Reno, and put on the Humboldt Schools Art Exhibit. , 1 ' ' ,h , V , Back: Dama Matteson, Keith Armstrong, Nash Johnson, Bill Ware, Advisor Linda Hill, Ron Johnsone Front: Mikki Baker, Sherri Johnson, Jay Echeto, Jenny Frankovich. Not pictured: Billy Joe Hess 8: Steven ClarlQ Organizations 119 Smith, 8.Tracy Henriod, 10.Dave Bradshaw, 11.Angie Metcalf, 12.Vicki Fransway, 13 Cindy Stott, 14.Sheila Quinn, 15.Michele Shafer, 16Jennifer Dunham, 17 Lynn Lituania, h ,,m nee MET. 0W7 Hey, mum :13 m3 4 D ,m 2mh y,t6 mmn, me a mmm FaG nn oi .mhm r 31m 1 B 1 mm pictured Casey Rolandoy-F g2 .i. 3W8 ,.1:, 2 Band Back: Russ Gillihan, Gary Grasmick, Steve Cases, Chris Blacksmith, Daryl Guilben, Bill Ware, Eric Olsen, Kevin Keck, Jon Billing, Dan Clark; Middle: Ernest McCormick, Juan Cervantes, Peter Kinney, Israel Lopez, Don Crabtree, Justin Hanninen, Joel Cervantes, Clinton Hill, Brent Boyd, Jeff Clark; Front: Devin Willer, Connie Fortik, Sherry Shaw, Chet George, Brenda Hicks, Ann Zugazaga, Lisa Clark, Veronica Carlsen, Kim Sweeney, Beth Morrislnp: Adviser Chelle Chaffin, Ed Laymn, Maggie Roddw Choir Back: Shawn Sorenson, Van Kinder, Debbie Dollison, Ramona Arenas, Lisa Clark, Sam Clark, Tami Morris, Sylvia Mendoza, Eleanora Alcaraz, Susan Wilson, Marcela Sapien, Shana Worthington, Estela Esquibel, Cecilia Gallarzo; Middle: Angela Lasa, Jennifer Batty, Beth Morris, Bobby Allred, Maria Aguilar, Kayla Adams, Kristina Hori, Elisa Mendoza, Elizabeth Sanchez, Audelia Herrera; From: Jennifer Park, Christy Comeau, Jennifer Pardick, Wendy Wamanabe, Elvira Gonzales, Maria Sanchez, Leader Chelle Chaffin. 01p Gretchin Adkins, Billie Jo Gipe, Beth Haley, Elisa Mendoza, Marcela Sapien, Rhonda Smart, Maria Gallarzo, Amy Madden, Rocio Morales, Valera Tayloo Science Club Back: Melanie Jackson, Lisa DeMattei; Middle: Stephen Clark, Aaron Starbuck, Juan Cervantes, Rob Bidart; Front: Kevin Wilson, Lance Westmoreland, Rhona Frazier, Susan Woodward, Monica Miller, Jolinda Ferraro, Adviser Jim Blatlman. mp: Joe Blattman, Barney Hill, Billy Joe Hess, Tami Crawford, Sxeven Cases, Christen Wolicki, Lisa Clark, Jennifer Dunham, Cindy Stan, Teri Davis, Brian Fransway, Greg Halb 122 Organizations $ ti x ' aw m: Vli- mommy Mb a'r hvb dart 4iwaam - , 9m mu Future Farmers of America Back: Adviser Tom George, Leonard Montero, Will DeLong, Bucky Lamb, Jeff Schrempp, Matt Anderson, Bruce Greathead, Lance Westmoreland; Front: Nathan Kennison, Jolinda Ferraro, Jody Sam, Jhona DeLong, Chester George, Diane Wigle 2nd Semester Stagecraft Back: Kim Musser, Manuel Roderiquez, Scott Gage, Jeff Loveridge, Bill Ware; Middle: Beth Dorman, Brandi Avery, Angelica Gonzales, Lori Belcher, America Delgado; Front: Nash Johnson, Dan Ro- lando, Mark Grasmick Ust Sem: Mikki Baker, Chris Blacksmith, Pat Casalez, Annie Dick, Mike Elliot, Shane Hanninen, Julie Lombard, Della Moon, Brian Rookstool, Jeff Schrempp, Mike Sheen, Valerie Smith, Dan Tisdell, Joyce Yerk. Drill Team Back: Nicole Sweeney, Tami Crawford, Sara Reno, Carey Avery, Robin Avery, Veronica Carlsen; Mid- dle: Jennifer Dunham, Kari Hale, Carleen Howard, Deida Dayton; Front: Sherry Shaw, Kim Sween- eylnp:Christen Wolicki EL Advisor Robin Scam Organizations 123 Baseball Back: Coach Ken Christean, Elliot Vice, Scott Strickler, Matt Browning, John Curutchet, Wayne Smith, Jamie Schroeder, Chad Peters, Jeremy Brown, Coach Scott Depew. Front: Rob Bidart, Rick Swecker, Jose Cardenas, Matt Jarolimek, Dan Clark, Eric Barsanti, Gordie Schumacher. Beezer Wambolt, Israel Lopez. Lettermen,s Club Back:Mandy Burns, Kim Abrego, Tina Echeto, Chad Bidart, Jim Salmi, Tom Evans, Steve Romero, Sarah Reno. Middle:Jon Billing, Karen Crawford, Brady Willis, Stacy Cassinelli, Tami Crawford, Keri Cassinelli, Kevin Lords. Front: Mn Christean, Clinton Hill, Mr Booth, Matt Browning, Jennifer Dunham, Lisa Oxhorrow, Rob BidarL Drama Back:Barney Hill, Joe Blattman, John Duran, Steve Field, Bill Sidener, Sylvia Morales, Angie Melcalf. Middle:Jennifer Batty, Judie Lombard, Dave Bradshaw. Froszrian Fransway, Deanna Hobson, Connie Fortik, Jennifer Dunham, Keri Cassinelli, Eva Chavez. 124 Clubs Boys Track Backzkoben Silva, Clinton Hill, Don Andcrson, Gary Grasmick, Drew DeArriela. Dan Blauman, Man Canepa, Mark Grasmick. Keith lanes, Colin Richards, Bill Sidener. Middle: Rafael Castellanos. John Silor, Greg Netcher. Richard Schlottman, Chad Backus, Jason Cassinelli, Joe Blatlman, Steve Abrcgo. Kevin Keck. From: Brian Fransway Shane Hanninem J.W. Smhh. Girls Track Back: Lana Backus, Jackie Lamkey, Debie Burns, Noel Bidart, Stacy Cassinelli. Tina Echeto. Elaine Lacaillaide; From: Judie Lombard, Stormy Knight, Gretchen Adkins, Kim Abrego, Mandy Burns, Suzanne Stricklerv Rachelle Piquet, Heather Dehan. Lowry High Times Jeff Blair, Van Kinder, Sam Brown. Shane Hanninen. Julie Lombard, mot shown Sylvia Moraleg Clubs 125 Golf Standing: Shane Lyons, Jeff Wade, Steve Romero, Gabe Jurado, Tom Evans, Coach Vince Mendiola; Front: Kevin Malone, Garrett Schumacher, Kevin Billows, Rich Drake, Doug Maddox, Eric Olsen. J.V, Basketball Back: Coach Scott DePeuw, Mgr. Raymond Gonzalez, Rich Drake, Kevin Keck, Davis Guilbert, Chad Peters, Jamie Schroeder, Gordie Schumacher; FrontzRick Swecker, Drew DeArrieta, Matt Canepa, Matt Jarolimek. J.V. Girls Basketball Standing: Coach Jim Salmi, Karen Crawford, Jenny Frankovich, Kim Abrego, Brady Willis, Stacey Cassinelli, Mgr. Elizabeth Sanchez; Front: Elaine Lacaillaide, Noel Bidart, Jennifer Owens, Heather DeHart, Rachelle Piquet, Debie Bums. u Cheerleaders Top: Sherii Paparich, Teri Davis, Bobbi Ander son, Charity Wolicki; Middle: Suzanne Strickler, Brandi Gleason, Deanna Hobson, Tracy Smith; Bottom: Cindy Sxott, Lynn Lituania Varsity Basketball Standing: Mgr. Jennifer Pardick, Wayne Smith, Tom Evans, Tom Hoss, Jon Echave, Jeff Wade, Kevin Lords, Coach Vince Mendiola; Kneeling: Jeff Wade, Rob Bidart, Chad Bidart, Brett Hutchings, Jim Salmi. Varsity Girls Basketball Standing: Coach Tammy Pollock, Maureen Mc- Donald, Jennifer Thacker, Keri Cassinelli, Moni- ca Miller, Yvette Martin, Monica Miller; Kneel- ing: Lisa Oxborrow, Lana Backus, Caroline Do mingo, Tina Echeto, Gina Turner Jr . wry, Mwifuundwd? txauw Wm! x$$$559ctbah eummuax'k , :Qwanwm Mum W' Vnnggiha Varsity Football y$i$i unmuuvxtj'f Rim '$QQWKEXX$;. v Hnumtuw Varsity Volleyball Top: Bertha Herrera, Maureen McDonald, Noel Bidan, Tara Wambolt, Tina Echem; Bottomzkarcn Crawford, Heather Roper, Coach Lucy Sei, Mgr. Allene Andress, Mclanie Jackson, Brady Willis. mp. Celeste Brown. chuc Martim L Fcrnlcy W Incline L Manoguc L Elko W Fcrnlcy W Truckee L Elko W Truckee L Manogue W Incline L Fallon L N. Tahoe L Manoguc L Battle Mountain 1 x Back: Coach Tim Billingsley, Mngony Er- quiaga, Matt Browning, Jon Echave, Chuck Wayson, Shane Hanninen, Steve Cases, Billy Joe Hess, J eff Schrempp, Steve Romero, Jason bish. Jose Sapien, Coach Hanson, Coach Scotler. Front: Aaron Poulson, Carlos Hernan- I Peterson, Van Kinder, Jeff Wade, Travis I-Iil- I D dez, Kevin Mullins, Gary Grasmick, Efrain Manzo, Angel Cardenas, Joe Rorex, Rob Bi- x dart, Brett McCoy, Jeff Arreola, Josh Huff, W Chad Bidart. W Hawthorne L Managua L Nonh Tahoe L Elko L Battle Mountain L Fcrnley L Fallon W Incline w Back: Will DeLong, Josh Kyles, Gerardo Alvarez, Dan Estrada, Travis Hilbish, Van Kinder, Javier Gutierrez, Gus Alvarez, MgrL Nathan Andress, Dan Blattman, Don Anderson; Front: Corey lSarbacher, Aaron Starbuck, Juan Manzo, Jeff Arreola, Ismael Cardenas, Angel Cardenas, Efrain Manzo, Chesier George, Lorne Wolicki, Bill Arreola, Reinaldo Cardenas. J V. Volleyball Back: Coach Lynn Wilson, Denise Avery, Elaine Lacaillaide, Kim Abrego; Middle: Stephanie Babbs, Jen Jourdin, Connie Romero, Rachelle Piquet, Antoinette Poulson; Bottom: Maxine Tingay, Jennifer Owens, Bonnie Cote, Mgr.Darby Mentaberry. W Femley L Fallon L Battle Mountain W Incline W Truckee W Manogue W N, Tahoe L Elke W Incline W Fernley L Fallon W Truckee W N. Tahoe W Elko W Manogue f: Back: Jake Blattrnan, Steve Abrego, Scott 1 g Strickler, Dan Clark, Ken Howard, Derek i Messmer, Bl Wiggins, Gordie Schumacher, W Javier Gutierrez, Eric Barsanti, Colin 2 Richards, Ismael Cardenas. Garrett Schumacher, Lorne Wolicki, Gary Harp, Bill Arreola,; Front: Coach Ray Garrison, Mgr. Mark Grasmick, Mike Novi, Matt Jarolimek, Jason Cassinelli, John Silor, Cory Sarbacher, Jay , 1 Echeto, Raymond Gonzales, Daniel Montero, Jose Cardenas, Jay Thompson, Bryant , Wambolt, J amie Schroeder, Shawn Sorenson, Chris Adams, Chad Peters, Israel Lopez, Scott DePeuw, W Hawthorne W Battle Mountain . W Manogue W Fernley W L N. Tahoe L Fallon i W Elko W Incline Soccer Standing: J.W. Smith Salvador Avalos Alberto Ruiz Mike Sheen Daryl Guilbert Kevin Keck Jon Billing Clinton Hill Kneel: Henry Cardenas Aaron Starbuck Duncan Wright Mike Rangel Joey Mann . Willie Robertson Greg Netcher Starbuck streaks to victory Aaron Starbuclo 130 Spons Oswaldo Zamudio shows that great offensive form Lowry team rallies at halftime, Clinton Hill shows Fallon how to Guard Your Mam Sports 131 Setting up the play: Tina Echeto, Karen Crawford, Noel Bidart. Brady Willis Noel Bidarl punches it over. Maureen McDonald sets it up The proud parents are introduced Melanie Jackson Coached by Lucy $61, the Varsity Team finished the season with 5 wins and 9 losses. The girls seemed to play better on the road than at home, for some reason. Tina Echeto had the best stats throughout the season and received the uIron Maiden$$ Award at the Femley game. Allene Andress worked hard as team manager. Volleyball 133 134 Volleyball Kim Abrego and Jen Jourdin J.V. VOLLEYBALL: This yeafs team had a great season: 113 overalL Led by sophomore setter Connie Romero and freshman hitter Rachelle Piquet, the team won matches against tough teams like Elke, North Tahoe, and Fallon, Jennifer Owens sets it up for Connie Romero. - M Kim Abrego and Antoinette Poulson m . .. ' ' mtgg Elaine Lacaillaide smacks the ball. $361: Whafs that cologne yowre wearing? ' I n - , ' .. , , x Chad Bidart 543m Jon Echave leads the Bucks to then 01115 victor of the sea 136 Sports. Carlos Hernandez rests be- fore practice. mg. Hey Coach, What do I do with this thing? tWayne Smith rim Coach Hansen, are you plckmg on Tony again? The pine crew watches with awe, wishing they were play- Lowry Football 1988- The 1988 Football Season was a difficult one for the Lowry Buckaroos, but the final score of the game was not the whole story. The Bucks played with pride and enthusiasm. Sometimes a losing season can teach you a few things about life, It can show you that if you want to be sucessful, you must work hard towards your goals. It can show you that a great deal of preparation is needed before every game. To win football games a team must come together and play as one, not 27 indepondant teams, with each having a different goal. Hardwork, dedication and desire are all key factors in having a successful football season. This year a group of young men from Lowry stepped between the white lines of the football field and did battle with the opposing teamst They were not always a winner on the scoreboard but they were still winners for daring to try, and not giving up when the going got tough, They finished the season with a sense of pride and accomplishment. Each of the Lowry players grew :1 little bit and formed a friendship with the other members of the football team, and this is something that is irreplaceable and common in athletics. -Warren Stotler Assistant Coach Sports I37 . x . w m w 3 Practice was tough but it paid off in the end 6488 Jake Blatt- man, $484 John Silor i454 Danny Clark, 7W6 Daniel Montero, $51 Ismael Cardenas, 752 Chris Adams, 75473, Javier Gutierre$ 1 38 Sports J . V . Football- The 1988 J.V. Football Season was exciting and successful. The J. V. team took pride in their performance and the time and effort put forth were rewarded. With 7 wins and 2 losses, 1988 was one of the more successful seasons in recent history. The freshmen, sophomores and juniors that made up the J .V. team not only worked together to succeed in having a winning season but also succeeded in having hhfurft in practice as well as the games. And this characteristic of the 1988 J .V. Football Team was what made them special. -Ray Garrison Head J.V, Coach To learn technique was the hardest part G452 Chris Adams, 23473 N0, N0!! Yotfre supposed to go the other direction!!! $22 Scott Javier Gutierrez, 79461 Ismael Cardenast Stricklert Sports 139 Wrestling um Ah 1; m 34mm v h gw m Dan Blattman surrounds his opponenth Efrain Manzo shows his winning form. hupper lJState champ Juan Manzo accepts his Zone 151 place, UJDan Estrada. Uower lJState Champ Jeff Arreolah UJState champ Aaron Poulson at Zone. 140 Wrestling ' a A 8 i 1 ,i' , ,gW? gagggzwttzags Javier Gutierrez Aaron Poulson pins his opponent to win first place at Zone. The wrestling team was younger and smaller this year than last. In spite of this, the bucks did very well with four men taking first place for their weight divisions at the state meet. First, at 103 lbs., Juan Manzo had 19 pins. His season came out to a record of 32 wins and 1 loss. Second was Jeff Arreola, 119 lbs., with 12 pins, 31 wins, 4 losses and a tie. Third, Efrain Manzo at 135 lbs. had 1 1 pins with a season record of 27 wins and 9 losses. Fourth was Aaron Poulson, 140 lbs., witth pins, 30 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie. Other wrestlers who placed at State were Travis Hilbish and Gus Alvarez, 2nd place; Dan Estrada and Chester George, 3rd place; and Angel Cardenas and Van Kinder, 4th place. Angel Cardenas ready to win. Wrestling 141 During the 1988-89 season, players had good team effort. Because of this they went to State. Special rec- V , . L ognition was given to Yvette Martin, Lana Backus, Jennifer Thacker jumps for a rebound. Caroline Domingo, Tina Echeto, and Jennifer Thacker. Coach Tammy Pollock was named AA Girls Coach of the Year. Lady Bucks have a team huddle before the game. 2 Basketball Caroline Domingo makes an effort for a game poinL Yvette Martin goes for a shot despite defense. Basketball 143 x l 5 A Vat; Liiffglk, J.V. Players on bench watch the intensity of the game action. Coach SaImi gives advice and direction to the 1V. Team Basketball 145 ,va WWv? GVNI a ahwqmm I $w$iwe rhiViM m th X4 am ym'm m 3? R l i ,, ' 4 3 3 g E A moment of respect and silence before the game, J.V. Players on bench watch the intensity of the game action, Coach Salmi gives advice and direction to the J.V. Team. Basketball 145 m Jeff Wade OMS scores for Lowry Bucksi So close, yet so far . . s This team won most of their games this seaSOn. They scored over 100 points in one game, winning the zone title . But then One game against pow- erful Moapa Valley crushed Lowryis dreams of a state title Jim Salmi made lst All-State team, Jon Echave 8: Tom Hoss made 2nd All-State, with honorable mention to Kevin Lords 8L Wayne Smith Coach Vince Mendiola was named AA Coach of the Year. 146 Basketball Once in a while Rob hBidart fism got to shoot This Page Courtesy of Ronis Seed. Jeff Schrempp um; Good job Jeff! ya: Jim Salmi, Tom Hoss 8; Jon Echave were the high scorers of the season. This Page Courtesy of Hoss Disposal. Basketball 147 The crowd goes wild as Matt goes for three. manepzn Where's the ball, Gordie? Ghumacher i45U 148 Basketball 1988-89 J,V. Basketball Team was able to accomplish the goals set early in the season. The primary goals were: 1. Be undefeated U7-m 2. Improve every game 3. Tough defense This team worked very hard to accomplish what they did. They worked very well together and always tried to im- prove. Highlights ofthe season were 71-69 overtime victo- ry over Independence Varsity 63-57 Victory over Yering- ton J.V. -Coach Scott De Pew Ifs a bird. it's a plane . . . No, ifs trick photography! UarolimekMD What do I do now, coach? tMatt Canepat That's determination. Gordie! Basketball 149 l 50 Sports Ismael Lopez tries to steal second base. John Curukchet practices pitching. mm 4': Mk-yn .336? H was 1:: m good for next year. Scores below: Lowry vs. Truckee 6-3 1 1-2 Lowry vs. Manogue 3-7 0-6 Lowry vs. Battle Mt. 14-3 9-3 Lowry vs. Fallon 6-14 Coach Chrislean sits out a game after a qucs- 0-10 tmnable decision by an umpire in the previous game. Jose Cardenas runs for home plate. uNew kid in town. Gordie Schumacher on the mound. Baseball It was a young team this year, but with some very promising talent. Prospects 100k Lowry vs. Elko Lowry vs. N. Tahoe 2-6 16-1 7-17 14-4 Lowry vs. Fernley Lowry vs. Incline 5-6 10-5 7-2 12-2 Lowry vs. Reed 6-16 Lowry VS. Reno 4-9 14-0 This Page Courtesy of Town House Motel Young players watch the action from the bu11pcn: Bcczcr Wamboh, Chad Pclcrs, Scott Slricklcr, Raymnnd Gnn7ales. Track 8; Field This yeafs track team made a pretty good showing, even though it was overall a young team. Tina Echeto set a new AA record at State with a shot. put show of 4010? The follow- ing people placed at a cold, rainy state track meet in Reno: 151 place: Girls. 400m Relay. Bidart. Piquex, Cansinelli, Burns; 800 Relay. 0 winelli. Burns. BackusA Piquct; 1600 R21- ,. Burns. Backus, DcHart, Cassin- elli: 200 meter, Burns; Shot Put, Echetu; BoysV 800m Relay. Schlollman. Canepa, Smith. Netcher. Girls 2nd Place: Discus. Echelo: 400m. Backus. Boys 2nd: Pole VaulL Fransway. Boys 4th: 1600m Relay: Schlmlman. Can- epa, Smith. hcmhcr, Gary Grasmick quick-alcpping xhc hurdles. l52 Sports Judie Lombard preparcs for tho gun. Drcw DeArn'ela bursls out of the blocks. Clear the way for vac Cams and his shot put. Up and over! Uirian FranswayJ ' Compliments of Phillip,s Furniture Sporls 153 Kevin Mullins. ready l0 playv WhBFE'd 1! go? tTom Evanw This Page Courtesy of Burdette,s I 5.4 Sporis Jeff Wadi: shows his winning fulloxuhmugh. Gulf can be frustrating! Ueff Wade 81 Steven Rome- rm Golf The golf team was coached this year by Vince Mendiola. They did fairly well, The following players qualified to compete in the State Golf Tourney at Boulder City: Gabe Jurado. Kevin Mullins, Tom Evans, Jeff Wade, Rich Drakeh and Doug Maddox. Maddox placed 51h with a 77. Richie Drake, Kevin Mullinsh Doug Maddox, and Shane Lyons take turns at putting practice. Coach MendioluUighU gives instruction to Maddox, Lyons. 8L Drake. Garrett Schumacher :82 Gabe Jurado find another use for golf balls. Sports 155 Body By Bucks Israel Lopez develops his pectoral; Lowryhs weight program received a big boost this year in the form of some new Universal equipment and a new location. Some dedicated coaches de- voted many hours to fixing up the room and keeping it open after school three times a week. Mrsh Rorex de- signed a special logo for T-shirts and other promotions, Due to the pro- gramhs popularity, the athletic de- partment will be offering a letter for weightlifting next year, based on points from lifting and participation in other sports. The weightroom will be open three times a week during the summer, supervised by coaches Let Mr, Stotler and Mr. Billingsley thuff You Up? Chas Ray Garrison, Tim Billingsley 8L Warren Stotler work out with Israel h Jose Sapienh Future Student Body President Joe Rorex getting buffed.h ' W ; 7M Weightlifting 157 Well, i! aim exactly Disneyland. 160 Spring . k Always willing to voice an opinion. Sure it's my arlibul who the heck is this guy? Uom Evzns 81 young artim Spring I6I Go Ahead Try Something New h, - L 4:. I - 5 l , t I i ! ..gm.u a 123?;iumkaggg445as 162 Spring Top: B.Fransway, J.Echava, R.Eidart. S.Hanninem C.?elers J.Felts. .LRorex, JHul'f, .LScroedcr. J.Wilsun, J.Billing, S.Erown. R.Schlotlman. G.Hall, G.Turner. D.Kern. L.Schaver, R.Casos, SJohnson, S.Casos, D.Wigle. G.Jurado. C.Davis. R.Johnson, H.Roper. A.Rengochea, G.Pentacosle, B.Dor- man, S.Erown, J.Wilson, NAndress. CBackus, S.Woodward. T.Echeto. Middle: J.Clark, .I.Felts, B.Hammargren, M.Crawford, J.Delong, MJackson. 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