Sparks High School - Terminus Yearbook (Sparks, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1976 volume:

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The timeline includes olllvvl thejioutstondingi llol eams, cIubs1 :and individuals. IVL ii included? par? 'of the history of 1he.Spaiks area ond i l 'ii Zsxifrowth that ioiuricomrnunityfhassachieved. v is not 1 cream: .,o..,A ,,. .. .A , QA ,, , .I :-' ' i fp 1. 3 -11:5 ' A Q. ' 'ag s 1 I - , 45? 1-S Q ' f X ' ,Y i , l W , . f, an W I' i PM xi 52 ig' K 4' h' 4 z . J' V 5 -ZS A V 174 if ,Imam - if. K Qu, Ngq A 24' if - 1 , W, v: ' -- , i I ,uf : V , , ,P rl Qff ' ' F ,'.l Q - .-.....................a...-.,.....u., ' j -fl X . 45 I a S fmfff HQAFQW Af -' Mlgtsvww X 5, ,-l?i'f4 Q.f'.4f, Q-1M7C ,,g' ,Qi . . 'ff.'.,...s.,,. 'V'-52 ,:.:W,,,,.nj , TT , ' f.2TiX,,f,. ,,,,,,.,,.1., -,--A-:wjffvw47 w'W'5l' fUfI,J,f .,:fL.QQww w-.bf-4,v'5 f4 f1Q '4'4 'fseginfw W-mmfa 17 ,.-.5i.1 -- Ll:-:,:M!-rwsmgampw .,,, H . . - ' ' . M-QL.. ..2a..,.,.,1...,,.1,.- was-eva-wh :' .w ,- - Q n iq X ..., ,.,, I A K I-at-1.3 jgzauxfixxfff-51112 .VL -M.xgM9gv4v-,--f- - W ffm, , K f A. 1' g .. JJ, sw, J , N --mai' , ---p5,3tQ,:.,,sW- ',..N , 1 . . - M -1 MMRW.,--,wm'21 0' f, .. ' A ,,,,,. v .,,, U git A it 2- ' ' 'wx Y 4 I ,, ,,.,,,,,,,,l ,,,,l?, ,:,,, M E ,VV,, W, ,,,, qi wuux. . Q Q fri , 1 h, , i,m,,f-33, , EY' I I f W? , X M y wx s , - K X N 'I L K? - . ag. H z ' ,Q ' - -., ' ' ,f .MW .W X as xxx Jw E fir ES? Q 53: 'lx qfuo E sf, THE STATE OF NEVADA f EXECUTIVE CHAMBER Y '7 Cmaaon Crrv. NEVADA 89701 .-1 V '1-1: :',.5f1- 'Q- 1 iiiigm 'fffig .jk ,gi 35 , 1 V . ,. Q .A 5:1 r Z: 5- -Asa yi --EAT ,. '- :,, I-1 .:Q.. ,v3k L' ,X - 1 I' ' 1' ,JC ' C'-'Vx1'E'6 MIKE o CALLAGHAN I GOVIRNOR Dear Friends: As we near the 200th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, it is appropriate for Americans to consider the heritage of our nation, and of the states which make up this great nation. Nevada was the thirty-sixth state to join the union, and became a state during the critical years of the War Between the States. Throughout the years of statehood, Nevadans have been strong in support of American democracy. The bicentennial celebration is a time to re- joice in the 200th birthday of our nation, and to give to our children It is a time to in our history, an understanding of the patriots' dream. reflect on the things which have occurred and to attempt to understand those things which have made us great, as well as our frailties. Then, in the light of our understanding of our heritage, and with a realistic assessment of where we are today, we can begin to plot the future course for this country. In this way, the bicentennial will serve as a milestone on which future accomplishments can be built. Sincerely, I F Mike O'Callaghan Governor of Nevada What does a Senator do in Washington? He represents the people of his state. Daytime, night time, dinner time too, may find him at work on any issue with which the people at home might be concerned. SENATOR CANNON y l l Chairman Rules Committee V V iitt 'trii There is no better way to tind out what people want than to hear what the people have to say, Senator Cannon says. 'E People are the ultimate decision makers-coming to- gether, voicing their needs to get things done, says Nevada's Senator Cannon. Our youth says Nevada's Senator Howard Cannon, are Nevada's wealth, the richest natural resource this state has ever really had... l JOHN C. STENNIS, MISS., CHAIRMAN STUART SVMINGTON, MO. HENRY M. JACKSON, WASH. HOWARD W. CANKN, NEV THOMAS J. MC INTYIE, N.H HARRY F. IYRD, JI.. VA. SAM VIJNN, GA. JOHN C. CULVEN, IOWA GARY HART, COLO. PATRICK J. LEAKY, VT. T. EDWARD BRASWELL, JR STRDM 'rr-uunmouo, s.c Jon-an 'row:n, Tax. unnv Gomwmrzn, Amz. wn.n.nAm L. SCOTT, vA. nossm' 'ru-r. Jn., emo Dswsv F. BARTLETT, oxu. CHIEF COUNSEL AND STAFF DIRECTOR 'llfnifeb ifafes fbenafc COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES WASHINGTON. D.C. 20510 In this Bicentennial year we have a lot to be grateful for. Ours is a strong and great nation, constantly striving to live up to the values of our declaration, our constitution and our Bill of Rights. Our nation still remains--in Lincoln's words--the last, best hope of earth. Sincerely, OWARD W. CANNON , 'Y ., , V: 1 ff? -'wi ,Q Q ggi 25 .3352 5: ,E Ek VE. . if FL ,, , qi as K - 3: S A A -w. -. - with constituents Vs. A Der 200 years the strength of our youth remains this country's number one asset . . . Senator Paul Laxalt disf- l l 4 S W if ',',g- 'g U 'A 'Q f . .ji 'I lu vfwib' 1 ': hq , .L M , 1 4 :iz r, , W 1.L P 1 1.1aw.1'7 ' 5 E ,Q , '1 , . I V 1 .Z , - X . .1 - .g, -1.1 ' - I .41 .'1I g :' 13. 3, ,335 , 1' F' 37.2 'f in '. We V, f2f1'WQ-f ' . 2 f-.' ry le 2'?q,f g-V' '-in .I xg .. ml, Q W Q xi xg 55 Q UN: . Q g iyx, iid'-,293 fi 4 es? -Q QQ- ' lx N P saggy , QQ, . as ,fx ffm 4 f.?Q+1 -, 5 Lf , 10 qlipl 1 1,31 'Y LE' it? 'Q Q-'MNH 'my 3' W. ' Hg 2 Vw Work for You Bicentennial message for Sparks High School Yearbook The past and present of our Nevada make the future even more hopeful and exciting. Our many accomplishments and successes have taught us invaluable lessons as we prepare for what lies ahead. Nevadans have learned that bumps and bruises are also good learning tools. As we observe the nation's Bicentennial, we should be wise enough to glance - but not dwell - on our past successes and failures. Congressman James D. Santini t 1 'ff . . A at age t ' - e. . . ll V ' ' H 'fired- WN K l s.: ' - A :K,.:4,g.,5?.5.,rl .,,'W . ,11' will - ,iz , ,N ,. 4 t 'rg VV ND? KL , V. 'ik . 1 'fl-at ' le fi A '1': O' - 'I 4. ii P t l . . . .iii f s M L 'ef EARLY WADSWORTH, NEV. ln November of l900, the Southern Pacific Rail- road officials had completed their plans for the removal of their division point in Wadsworth to a lield some 392 miles east of Reno. The only goal of the company was to build a round house and machine shops for easier service of rolling stock and crews. ln December l90l Southern Pa- cific Railroad purchased a 40 acre track of land. Work on graiding and laying new track began in Spring of 1902 and construction of the new shops and round house started in August of l903. The railroad increased their plans to cover a strip of land one mile long by halfa mile wide. The Nevada Historical Society has furnished all pictures on these Iwo pages except the new ter- minal construction on pg. 13 which was furnished bythe Sparks Tribune. ,L , i l . MAIN STREET WADSWORTH, NEV THE WADSWORTH RR TERMINAL THAT WAS TRANSFERRED TO SPARKS MOVING DAY WADSWORTH WAS PACKED UP WHEN S.P. ANNOUNCED THE MOVE Between 1903 and 1904 some 300 Railroaders and their families along with their houses, furniture, cows, and pets were relocated by the Southern Pacific to the new town of Harriman, named after SP Superintendant Mr. Harriman, which the Railroad had created. In a 1941 newspaper story, this ac- count ol' the move was told by Herbert F. McDonald, former S.P. assistant chief dispatcher, It was a strange sight, hc re- calls, Seeing those private homes and railroad houses sawed into sections, then loaded onto flatcars and moved over here, leaving only lawns and- trees behind. All em- ployees who owned their homes in Wadsworth were given lots lfrom the section of town called the 'Reserve'l in the new townsite which when first plotted was known as 'Harriman'. The Re- serve was a section of land the Railroad bought along the yard now the north side of B St. Lots in the Reserve were chosen by seniority. In March of 1903, the town of Harriman was renamed Sparks after Nevada Governor Sparks. AUSTIN MACPHERSON SOUTHERN PACIFIC GENERAL STORE NEW TERMINAL UNDER THEY FOLLOWED THE R R CONSTRUCTION IN SPARKS TO SPARKS TEMPORARY TURNTABLE IN SPARKS YARD+ SPARKS ROUNDHOUSE AND LIBRARY IN LEFT FOREGROUND l925 ' 1930 JACK'S CARNIVAL PARADE ON HARRIMAN ST. ' B STREET SPARKS, NEV. 19253 On June 19,1905 the terminal was finished and operation began. A 42 stall roundhouse, the largest on the westcoast, andshops dwarling the large shops in Sacramento were also completed. The main street, Harriman Ave. CNow B St.j divided the town. Rail yards and shops on one side with business's and homes on the other. During the 20's Sparks had the Bank of Sparks, a U.S. Post Office, a Telegraph Office, several stores, shops and elaborate boarding houses that serviced train crews. Sparks even got power light, water, and telephone services. - - I I ,--I 'f5l:Q'L' A H Ku -7 H 2 f , - H -- :. AS- B STREET'S BANDSTAND, RAILRO Our community is growing, changing, and expanding and so are our daily lives, our schools, and our out of school hobbies and in- terests and activities. What you have been reading is part of our heritage where we've been. It is up to us to decide where we are going. ln another 100 years What will be said of us? v : Pictures from the Nevada Historical Society + : Pictures from the Sparks Tribune 1 I- -f ' f f 'leirkeeugawaz' .1 7 MQ 'X J Along with the Railroad Sparks grew. Sparks yard and facilities were the most modern on the S.P. Lineg complete with passenger and freight car services. During the 40's Sparks grew to connect with the Reno yards. By the 50,s the Rail- road began changing it's opera- tions to a switch yard and crew transfer station. The Roundhouse 8a Shops closed too. T BEHIND THE TREES-F 'li 1946 TOWN OF SPARKS WAITS FOR TRUMAN+ By the 60's most of the yard was changedg and all that is left now is the switch yard and a few maintenance shops. This is not the first city S.P. made, but it seems to be the most permanent. Sparks will stay if the Railroad leavesg and it just might. B STREET l940's : SPARKS NOW 16 Mi In 1909 the Sparks Sr. High was founded. The first classes were held in the basement of Robert Mitchel School until a building could be found. The first Sparks High School Building was completed in 1918. The new building also housed 3 Jr. High class rooms. 1905 ROBERT MITCHEL SCHOOL 1930 THE JUNIOR HIGH BUILDING st WITH HIGH SCHOOL IN BACK THE FIRST SPARKS HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING WAS COMPLETED IN 1918. ' 1 A vfffk N ., ,W , . A ,R ,L . . f ,-wwf ,K .. -9 '- , 'F' .?T'iY .9 f-He - ,s.,.f'-'Awe ,E .A if ,. -T - J Liz - ' A 'P' ' ' 'ii'76'ifi:'? l' Y .. L51 ,I f- ,Q A J i Q .. gk .x X fr-2-Bi'fF1 , p v iki g 'J' i 4 if - lil I - - l'V5'Lfif' iff -. H3 2 ET U'-M 5 7. I ' Fil. ' 1 ' El I '25-QQ g gQiQ:E't': A4 3 . W 1 gli:-ig 9 I A I '1 1 , nr Iv I 1 I L 11 z . 55 ISA L: , .9 . -Ali, - ki. , ff V , L45 gg I I in ni l 'll , -ill L , M , -, A1 1 WT I , , ZOOZ I lv V 1950 LAST YEARS OF THE OLD BUILDING IN 1953 THE JUNIOR HIGH TOOK OVER Ti ' . as T l ..,, I 7 1 J 'X U ig ig .. .1 'UF' g, . Y? I. lg.- cf, Q J 5 ' QTQQFH 1 A f.s 5+ .. I- 9.55 'X v I I., 1953 FIRST YEAR OF I gvi i ff p - - 533 ' , . . .. THE NEW BUILDING . ,- 4 J 5,5 Q fl.. , .A 'fif I ,.. if f 'A i:Z A I I' . ' ' E g f 1 I- A . fx If I' J' ' IEIE THE OLD SCOREBOARD IN I DILWORTH FIELD ln Jan. of 1925 the Jr. High building was completed. The new high school shops were also added. In l952 construction on the present school began and was completed by the '53-'54 school year. The new building was comprised of G-Hall, L- Hall, C-Hall, B-Hall, Large Gymn, and the Old Cafe. SPARKS HIGH AND DILWORTH FIELD 1953 FIRST YEAR OF THE NEW BUILDING , -11112, ff es .. - , sz r ri' 'Q .. 2:41 G-HALL BUILT IN'62-'63 LITTLE THEATRE 68 In '62-563 the back of C-Hall, the New Cafe., and the Driver's Ed. room were built and dedicated in the '63-'64 school year. During the summers of '67-'68 and '69, the back of G-Hall, N-Hall and the Little Theatre were built. GREENERY N-HALL BUILT IN 68 IS ADDED IN BETWEEN T ,Ai ' H44 -'te' I ',i X J, S n ', . N T is 2 i it -- ,. 5,5 x Y ,. gl , 5 A ,..i,. - -i- . if Y 5,-mf V. 1, ,, .f , , -. 1 A V It 413. ,i .WA ,Mr , X V ,1-.f,-gf.--1Mg,,13 -,NM , ag ir I ,I , 3, :mah -J3,2Vi5m- 51 H 1275 VK ml fi . ,K BACK LOT BETWEEN N AND G HALLS During the summer of '71 bleechers and control booth were replaced and the following year the administration wing was built. NEW BLEACHERS AND CONTROL BOOTH IN TIP WHITEHEAD FIELD FORMERLY DILWORTH THE NEW OFFICE , W, 'K ff ,. . , 1 , mr MN l my In ,.,.. .. 'M-.. ,M 1 ..:, ,if W l l l The Tribune is Expanding in the Bicentennial Year The Printing plant as it appeared for many years on Marieta Way . . . Almost all operations in the backshop are now computerized . . . most of the operators are womeng this one is feeding tape into the Compugraphic, which prints, justifies left and right hand margins and producess ready- to-paste down copy. 1. if-V l Q Q lr tt rft 1 if t .sxxv-t 3 O 3,1-ur' 5 'Y Installing new units in the Goss Community press . .. the first off-set newspaper plant in the area tKen Robinson, LEFT, is now production managerj Coming full circle in this Bicentennial year, the Sparks Tribune has announced plans to return to the B Street business district. Many years ago, the Tribune was an integral part of the B Street scene. In fact, in those days, B Street was Sparks. The paper is remembered by old-timers, depending on their ages, on B Street between llth and 12th Streets, on llth Street just a door off B Street, or at 6th and B Streets. In recent years, however, under the ownership of Matie and Stan Barker and, presently, Don and Lynn Woodward, the Trib has been located on Marieta Way in the industrial district and in offices located in the Professional Building in Greenbrae. With rekindled interest in B Street and the new Bicentennial town center plan, the Tribune has made plans to return to that area. The move during the summer will take the Tribune and its sister publication, the Big Nickel, into facilities purchased at the northwest corner of 10th and C Streets, the building occupied for many years by the city post office. In addition to acquiring its first newspaper-owned plant and offices, the Tribune has developed new growth and vigor during the Bicentennial. Because of higher costs of production and mailing, the management was forced to develop a new delivery system starting in March 1975. After contracting services of others, the Tribune began its own distribution service in October. Now a crew of 54 paperboys and girls work late Wednes- day afternoons to deliver the Tribune to almost every home in Sparks. The circulation, which has been about 2500 for many years,jumped in six months to 10,000 and is still climbing. These new developments add another interesting chapter to a publication that has an up-and-down career for 70 years. It has been a weekly, a bi-weekly, a tri-weekly, and a short-lived daily. And there were several predecessors to the Tribune-in the days when newspapering was more adventuring than business. When the city of Sparks came into being, having been moved here, for the most part from Wadsworth when the Southern Pacific shifted its division point yards, the first newspaper to make an appearance was the Har- riman Herald, established Jan. 16, 1904, by H.W. Dalton. It was a weekly and the name derived from the fact that the new community was first named Harriman in honor of the president of the railroad. But Harriman was modest and insisted that his name be removed. The residents wanted their town called Glendale but the U.S. Post Office said there was already a town in California by that name, so the town was named Sparks, for the governor of Nevada, J ohn Sparks, who owned a ranch in Washoe Valley and the Wede- kind Mine, north of town. From 1905 to August of 1910 when the Sparks Tribune began publication as a tri-weekly, two other news- papers were published in the community. Neither the Sparks Dispatch nor Nevada Forum was able to continue publication, the former ending Dec. 1905 and the later Mar. 1910. lf you look closely .. . you'll see the sign Sparks Tribune on the building to the right of the livery stable lbuilding with pointed top, open front doors.J - .: Fqfzg zfgfafreb, ..,Q 3. r Q .,'. -K 4 1 a ' HB? in 1 Predecessor companies of Sierra Pa- cific Power Co. have played a part in Nevada's colorful history and growth. .jig if F Va aj A . .K 5 Smce the 1880s, when a predecessor of C h 2 ' Q Q 2 -He' L Sierra Pacific be an rovidin elec- ' f A f 8 P S fFtf:','A'vK',L,. i7 ' i 1 W 4 ,2e' . y I t h. h .d d' th t af?- -fQf !:,...'-2 2. '11 y e 'L tiny steam P an w ic Provi e a 'f 'i'f'.',g,+a t 2.1, Y wi,-1rf,.w, 2-1, ,t c,,, ' 'K 2 ,.cc . . P 'QL-Q fgt power was soon retired in favor of L. M water power from the swift Truckee ky: ' J yg, i?E?fA,iiwi 1525. is 9 River, an inexpensive source of energy -'1 ' i . f' t'll dt d an lgyfgzyw. J, sr- .,,,. 1 Qi J ,GgvvYr9Qfr,,ag.at.w,,,, ,. si use o ay. . r' - - f M, -sl .i Q r fer 3-55552 -f?,.,.: f,J',-,'q.-.ggi-.,L,1 -f ' 2 'wr 4-L. A . C rs- gays-f5'.si'i 5:v,m.:..- Crew setting pole in early 1900s Pole set by helicopter at Lake Tahoe But increasing demands for power in the Virginia City mines led to the con- struction of the Farad Power Plant 119001, a small hydro-electric plant near Floriston, Calif. 20 miles up- stream from Sparks. BE.. Sierra Pacific Power Curnpang Four more hydroelectric plants were later built on the Truckee. Three of these plants are still helping to meet today's energy needs. By 1923 the increasing demands for electricity in the Truckee Meadows led to the construction of an interconnecting line traversing the Sierra Ne- vada Mountains from California to Reno and Sparks. You have to be a mountain goat to work on that line is the way the young linemen of 1923 de- scribed the project. From Donner Summit eastward the line leaped from rock to rock. Setting the poles was a matter of drill and blast, drill and blast in the hard granite. We tried to get some dirt around the poles, but mostly it was just a question of packing rock in the holes, says one Sierra Pacific veteran who worked on the line. Cedar poles were unloaded from a nearby railroad line and floated downstream to the most convenient landings, where teams of horses took over to drag them into po- sition. In 1960 Sierra Pacific embarked on another era. By now power pro- duced from the Truckee was in- adequate to serve Western Nevada's increasing requirements. Sierra Pacific decided that the growing Truckee Meadows would be better served with its own gen- eration plants which would make Sierra Pacific selfreliant. In the 1960s and 1970s steam gen- eration plants were built at Tracy Power Station, 14 miles east of Sparks and Fort Churchill Power Station near Yerington. For the 1980s a coal-fired plant, now in the development stages, is to be completed near Battle Mountain. Since the early 1900s when Sierra's hydroelectric plants were operating along the Truckee, complex ma- chinery has replaced physical labor in many instances to make line maintenance and easier. With the continued growth of the and northern construction Truckee Meadows Nevada, Sierra Pacific, as in the past, must continually plan for the future . . . Old hydroelectric plant on Truckee River ' ' n- - -... .- Modern steam generating plant near Yerington Power plant control room today Power plant control in early 1900s ii V r tif Photos courtesy of Nevada Historical Society. um m E. n ., U , . U 'S ' ' I 3- 1 ,ir .. Lf S. The Greenbrae Office of FNB serves the northeastern part of the City of Sparks from these quarters at 1962 Pyramid Way, in the Green- brae Shopping Center. Sparks High School graduate Ely Benedetti is assistant vice president and mana- ger of the Greenbrae Office, which opened in April l96l. Sparks was recognized as the City with Promise 40 years ago by First National Bank of Nevada, F01'ty ygafs which opened its Sparks Office on Jan. l, 1936, 0 . at 948 'B' Street. Now, FNB serves the residents gfowlng In Sparks of the community from three offices that nearly surround the city. for First National The Sparks Office itself has moved a block up the street to 1022 'B' and Sparks native John E. Uackj Wood, an assistant vice president of the bank, is branch manager Newest of F NBS three branches in Sparks is this sprawling McCarran Boulevard Office, at 400 N. McCarran, where it intersects with Lincoln Way. Manager John Warden and his staff operate from a facility that cur- rently provides three lanes of drive-up service for ultimate customer convenience, and as the demand grows, another three lanes may be put into service. The McCarran Boulevard Office was opened in November 1974 by Bank Board ChairmanfChief Executive Officer A.M. Smith, another Sparks High School graduate. Daddy of First National Bank's three offices serving the City of Sparks is the Sparks Office at 1022 B Street. That's a block away from the original site established in January 1936, but means 40 years of continuous service within the city by FNB. Sparks native Jack Wood is assistant vice president and branch manager. X v 1 1 FIM? HATIVJNA ,,, Hr-yp,U.-. LEAN or L 2 The Greenbrae Office at 1962 Pyramid Way was opened on April 24 1961 The staff there is headed by assistant vice president and branch manager Ely Benedetti, who also is a Sparks High School grad- uate. Newest member of F NB's Sparks family is the McCarran Boulevard Office, headed by Branch Man- ager .lohn Warden, and open since Nov. 4, 1974, at 400 N. McCarran Boulevard, at Lincoln Way Extended. We've been growing with Sparks for nearly a half-century now, points out FNB Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer A.M. fArtJ Smith. C'We've known for a long time what a solid community it is. Smith should know. He was raised in Sparks, was graduated from Sparks High School and began his banking career at the Sparks Office back in 1940 as a bookkeeper He was named president of First National Bank in November 1967 and added the duties of chairman ofthe board in May 1968. When he retained the titles of board chairman and chief executive officer but turned over the office of president in October 1973, it was to another Sparks native and Sparks High School graduate, Ernie Martinelli. Many others who hail from Sparks currently hold down key positions with the bank. Among them is Edwin Giannotti, vice president and manager of the Reno District Trust Office. Peter C. Della Santa is vice presidf nt and head of the head office loan adjustment section. Still another Sparks grad now an FNB vice president is Reno N. Fruzza, who manages the big Las Vegas Main Office. And there are: Ronald MacLeod, assistant manager of the Kietzke 8: Roberts Office in Renog Loan Officer Morrey Troutner at the Sparks Office, Loan Officer JoAnn Roberts in the head office section currently revising the bank's Standard Practice Manual. And Operations Officer Frank Kinnell at the Reno Main Officeg Operations Officer Carole Pacheco Mathisen at Sun Valley, Operations Officer Paul Nannini of the Elko Main Office, and Assistant Operations Officers Geno Martini at Reno Main and Sam Macaluso of the Reno Trust Office. When you say banking, First National Bank of Nevada knows what you mean. And Sparks people are helping serve the residents of the City with Promise. X, ,L f QQ L ii X VVVV ygrlysg-,f 1 I l ,ir r 4 .H- n H 1 ,W -f, W . gg?5,..,g.-fr, ' Y I N R at TY! vii PF? fire rf? 19 A P -Hn 4. ..?,,...,,., W , I f ,fe-s ,, M. WMM , . f , 'M f-f ,WWE ,, -M , Ross Photo under construction at its orrgmal locatlon on B St wxth Mr Ross on the left Even natural disasters were not enough to stop the enterprnsmg Mr Ross These are the results ofthe l950 flood that ruined hrs first Reno Studro or Sa-9 V J' ' J' gf--2 W 3' M-4w-T.: sm-...,,,, noss Pnoro SERVICE f. -. 1, h i l it fl E rg, A fr! 5 f , 1 fy.: x qt M -4,5 . 1 S seSMef r so , etlr l or , R, ,--- , -, ft Q . 1 . '- . ,, I '1 ,,v Ross Photo started as a bathroom operation with Mr. Ross processing his work in his home bathroom. During WWII Mr. Ross would photograph children of servicemen in their homes and then sell these photos to the mothers for mailing to their husbands. This started his interest in photography and in April of 1946 he opened the first Ross Photo at 1520 B St. in Sparks. As business in Sparks grew he felt it neces- sary to open a studio in Reno and did so in 1950. During the course of the years Mr. Ross had four studios in Reno and one at Stead Air Force Base. In 1959 Ross Photo moved from B St. to its present location at 1845 Prater Way. Ross Photo became a Nevada Corporation in 1963. During that same year the studio expanded to include a music and camera store. The music portion of this store was sold in 1969. A major change in operation took place in May of 1973 when Mr. Ross retired and studio operations were taken over by Brent Ross, Tom White, Helen Radmall, and Kaz Fujimoto. Today Ross Photo continues as a major intluence in the photo industry of Northern Nevada. A ., -wi..-nf To conserve money in the early years of his business, Mr. Ross would travel to Sparks High activities on his motorbike. Our current location at 1845 Prater Way in Sparks The original Real Estate West - soon to be enlarged - with the Znd. office already on Pyramid Way Patrick Higgins of Patrick Higgins Real Estate West did not arrive in Sparks as an already successful business- man . . . having made a small bank loan in early 1960 to open a small Restaurant-Cocktail Lounge in down- town Sparks, known as Patrick Higgins Bit O'Erin, an old building was remodeled into an atmosphere de- picting an Old Irish Pub , creating one of Sparks favorite gathering places. Recognizing Sparks as a City with great potential and a City with much promise, Patrick ventured in Real Estate Sales and Investments, eventually creating one of Sparks more successful Real Estate Businesses. Real Estate West was established as a one-man office in 1969, converting an old service station into Sparks leading Real Estate Firm today . .. each year since its inception Sales Volume has increased over 'A million dollars, with a staff of six persons presently and the establishment of a Branch Office on Pyramid Way that is planned for three additional Staff Members in 1976. Anticipating an economically sound future for Sparks, Patrick Higgins purchased the old Gepford Apartments at l5th and Prater Way one block from Sparks High, the apartments are now known as Patrick Higgins Apartments and the Country Store. Pat says, Only in America can a young man or woman start with virtually nothing and reach the pinnacle of Success . He believes everyone, sometime or another, gets the feeling of a Medieval Knight with a quest to make our Community a better place to live . . . he, too, gets the feeling and Sparks is the best place in the world to exercise that feeling. t 1940 ew of Sp SPARKS KEEPS RIGHT ON C3RKJVVIPJCi 1975 0 fl .Y .feeees mfr N- ln 1976 there are 25,000 working telephones in Sparks and an- other 4,000 serving neighboring Sun Valley. There are nearly 150,000 telephones in service in the Truckee Meadows serving a population shown by the 1970 census to be 121,068 and today estimated to be more than 145,000. But 100 years ago in 1876, Sparks was not yet Sparks. Reno, formerly Lake's Crossing, occupied the area along the Truckee River that today is part of both Sparks and Reno. The 1870 cen- sus showed 1,035 persons in the community. In his Boston laboratory 2,500 miles away, Alexander Graham Bell toiled over the world's only two telephones. On February 14, 1876, he had filed his patent application for Improvement in Telegraphyf' On March 7, the first telephone patent-U.S. No. 174,465-was issued to him. On March 10, the first complete sentence was transmitted by telephone when Bell spilled acid on his lab apron and shouted, Mr, Watson. Come here. I want to see you! Those two telephones, painstakingly perfected by Bell and his associate Thomas Watson, were the beginning of a world-wide telecommunications revolution in which Nevada has played a part. By the beginning of 1975, there were 359 million telephones in service around the world-144 million of them in the United States-and almost all of them tied together by a complex com- munications network of circuitry that permits instantaneous com- munication to almost any corner ofthe globe. The first appearance of Bell's telephone in Nevada was in 1877. ln November of that year, phones were installed in the Con Vir- ginia Mine in Virginia City. In 1881, the telephone was introduced in Reno by Bell's cousin, telegrapher 'Frank Bell, who received two telephones with in- structions for connecting the instruments. The Telephone: 100 ifears The first telephone exchange opened in Virginia City in February 1882. It was equipped to handle 115 telephones and reached its peak of250 a few years later. By 1889, Frank Bell had received a license to install the instru- ments in Reno and other parts of Nevada, and a switchboard-was installed in Reno to serve 15 subscribers. By 1891, Bell, who had served briefly as governor of Nevada, established an exchange in Reno. The following year he received a franchise for his opera- tion. In January 1913, Bell Telephone Company of Nevada was incor- porated to serve as a holding company during the construction of the first transcontinental telephone line in 1914, which was to pass through Sparks and Reno. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., which had been serving parts of Nevada, transferred all its property to the new company, including switchboards, poles and wires in the City of Sparks. Still, Nevada Bell's expansion and growth did not get underway in earnest until 1919 when the company began to build long distance lines to crisscross the state and began acquisition of exchanges to expand its operations throughout northern Nevada. One ofthe earliest telephone switchboards: 1881. It proved quite a challenge for operators. Most dramatic growth occurred for Nevada Bell and the City of Sparks beginning in the 1950's and accelerating in the 1960's and early 1970's. ln 1956, Nevada Bell was able to meet telephone service require- ments in Sparks with fewer than 4,000 telephones. By 1960, growth and modernization dictated construction of a large, mod- em central office on Prater Way capable of handling 10,000 tele- phonelines. ln 1968, an addition was made to the Sparks central office to keep up with the volatile growth. Also in 1968, 290 tons of overhead telephone wire were swept from the sky along east Fourth Street, Prater Way and Highway 40 east to Wadsworth. The overhead wire-part of it on the scene since l9l4 and most of it since I929-was replaced by microwave and underground cables. ln l972, to meet growth and increased service demands. Nevada Bell built an electronic telephone switching system in Sun Valley. The No. 2 ESS office-the first of its kind in the Bell System- was brought in as modular units and erected on the site. ln 1973, to accommodate the ever increasing number of long dis- tance calls from and to Nevada, Nevada Bell constructed a new switching equipment building at the corner of First and Center Streets in Reno and installed a 4A switcher, one of the most modern electronic, computerized systems. ln February l975, Nevada Bell introduced Traffic Service Posi- tion System service QTSPSJ for Sparks, Reno and neighboring communities. A new building was constructed at 2590 Orovada St. on the boundary between Sparks and Reno to house the new operator facility, which features electronic operator consoles and computerized operation and billing. Also in 1975, a second addition was completed to the Sparks cen- tral oflice to keep up with business and residence telephone service needs in the growing community. The telephone equipment in service in Sparks and other commun- ities served by Nevada Bell represents the most modern avail- able. lt is technology developed and improved over the 100 years since Bell's invention first spoke. Hlluhl fs f M VV: FZN,fufr ,- ,,, fer. if f j',dff'i f ,,il M H Nevada Bell Operator Keith Montoya, a 1973 Sparks High School graduate, at his TSPS electronic console: the electronics and computerized operation of the TSPS system providing operator services to Sparks contrast sharply with the l88l switch- board at left. One of the thousands of printed circuits found in electronic telephone switching systems, such as the one serving Sun Valley: the Bell System network is capable of making any one of one hundred million billion connections in seconds. The telephones in Sparks are connected to a Bell System network whose complexity permits it to make any of l00 million billion different connections in seconds and allows normal conversation across town or across the world. Customer convenience items, such as Touch-ToneR and Trim- lineR, and decorator specialities, such as Nevada Bell's colorful Design LineT series, make the telephone a pleasure both to use and to look at. ln its 100 years of service, the telephone has come to be acknowl- edged as truly one of the inventions to dramatically affect the course of history. R Registered trademark of AT8cT T Trademark of AT8tT. L . i , X , V . , 6 - ,, '--as l . i -,,, I . 9 Q 2? Q ' .5 Eb 9 , . . tu- iii-i G R ,-w- t . .7 .., if' iw' 2' , L '.s,-' 233352721 x ia, yn. .. .1 'i Q ss. ,. ,g cava. 1' ' 'ii li . . ifwsfij-, i' L1 . . -' ' ' . .:- '- ,r ,:.x ' ki. - W 1 -e.af,,:qg,5Q1-3 -1,4-:E . . ,f . fit-rg-e.::-Iaijyzi ' 'je J CANDIDATES FOR REPRESENTATIVE BOY AND GIRL 1976 H Wllson Mary Zo Phil Kais T John Lea h Craig M DEPARTMENT HONORS Ivy Sawyer Foreign Language Cindy Arthur Industrial Arts Art Music Cammie Churn Cindy White Joyce Ripsom Business Mike Fausett I Communication Skills Vicki Joslin Lisa Ross Social Studies Math John Prentice j ' J Physical Education ' s I Martin Stepina R OTC John Harvey English Ji Science We are never alone as memories of those no longer here keep their presence near-Always . . . The influence cast by our friends unknowingly remains-Always . . . Their joy, help, wisdom, humor, and love , ..s,:f' ya' saw N sk to us dear, sustains-Always Mr. Alan Long- 1975 A Teacher A Counselor An Administrator A Friend r Perry Rad n-1975 His class graduates this year. Colonel in ROTC as a junior. Second sophomore in SHS to reach Officer grade in the ROTC program. Commander of the Drill Team, this unit received many awards and trophies. He won honors for Leadership in ROTC. 499 X QWYQ YS Sparks City School Board - 1955 - with Superintendent Procter Hug once SHS Principal. In l957 we became part ofWashoe County Dist. Lloyd Diedrichsen, member: William A. O'Brien lll, M.D.-Vice President: Edward L. Pine, member: H. Elizabeth Lenz, memberg Dr. Marvin Picollo, Superintendent: Jerry Carr Whitehead, Presidentg Nancy Gomes, memberg Robert McQueen, member. WASHOE COUNTY Dr. Marvin Picollo SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL BOARD argl y .5 .A . 5 gt? 1, ' Colleen Woods R ecording S ecretary - Our past Principals - once also Superintendents of Sparks City Schools at the same time - include George L. Dilworth who became Superintendent in 1925, Procter Hug in 1937, and Edwin Tip Whitehead in l950, the first to have the title Principal. All had Greatness. Michael G. Horan PRINCIPAL Barbara Canady P R IP Secretary ggii 1 ,A - mrs? Mr. John Flynn A thletic Direcror VICE PRINCIPLES In our time line are two of our past Vice Principals each of whom C 'ic 1 ' c00'di '0 S'ud AHai'-' w0'di a'0' became Principal of Sparks High and then a Washoe County School Dist. administrator: Mr. D.Anderson 8: Mr. M.Singleton. Mr. Orsie Graves DEAN OF MEN Mrs. J aculine J ones Administrative Dean, Dean of Women Mrs. Janice Nicholas COUNSELORS SX 1 'Tw ii ' ii, u-5 .I s K V C A. l 1 , 131. ls ti. ' 'Z X Mr. Barry Cunningham Sophomore Class ln our time line Mr. Alan Long a Friend, a Teacher, a Counselor in I967, the Dean of Men in I969, a Vice Principal from l973. Mrs. Rosemary Girolamo Junior Class ...-...iii , ' 3 31 I , 1 so 1 ' 1 , . , Mr. Blair Van Orden Senior Class CVE CO-ORDINATOR Mrs. Margaret Shepperson Freshman C ass Mr. Ross Salmon A secretary for the Student I Affairs Office in 1972 our Y 544, time line office worker is Betty Pennington. f ' f lg . SECRETARIES Louise Wilson Barbara Iler Y , Erma Clements Barbara Lemus Betty Smit 69 WY' X Q X , .. V 9,4 3 ? 3, 1 9 -25 1 r lf' f' ,fb .f,: r::.:.. '.:. . -- nnnu-n if P35 'iw 5.1. - 4...f'Q'f 5 : '- 1 -2 iff '5'ETf,3-f1'a if 4. A sl I g 'limi 3 i 1 ,I ' s ' -' 5 n A AF Qi t . .ff ax HQ E' STUDENT LEADERSHIP 'QE ee i FALL STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT' Clay Mills-Vice Pres., Debbie Huddleston-Tres., John Leach-Pres., Kim Salvatore-Sec., Craig Miers-Pres. Aide BOTTOM ROW: Martin Stepina, Phil Kaiser, John Leach, Rita McBride, Mark Sertic, John Johnson, Car mie Salvatore, Julio Acum. TOP ROW: Craig Miers, Dave Garro, Mona Wilson, Susan Hanks, Joni Martinez Cydnie Robinson, Carie Borman, Janice Allen. EXECUTIVE BOARD l LEFT T0 RIGHT' Carmie Salvatore, Dave Garro, Rita McBride, John Leach, Craig Miers, Julio Acum. Student Council Meeting-l948 LEFT T0 RIGHT' Dave Garro-Treas., Vicky Joslin-Sec., Craig Miers-Pres., Carmie Salvatore-Pres. Aide, Phil Kaiser- Vice Pres. SPRING STUDENT CGUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD LEFT T0 RIGHT' Dave Garro, Bob Aarneson-Freshmen Pres., Tony Melody-Sophomore Pres., Craig Miers, Vicky Joslin, Carmie Salvatore, Phil Kaiser BOTTOM ROW: Phil Kaiser, Dave Garro, Vicky Joslin, Craig Miers, Carmie Salvatore, Jerome Segar, Tony Melody, Roger Holland Debbie Jenkins, Lisa Peel, Cam Dain, TOP ROW-Lynn Evans, Karen Stevenson, Jamie Brook, Lisa Contos, Miriam Aaronson, Rick Lew- is, Susie Davies, Denise Leach, Lisa Allen, Tom Raw, Susan Hanks, Joyce Ripsom, Mona Wilson ,,..-1 LEFT TO RIGHT' IST-Dan Cozzi, Sonny Martz, Mindy Wadsworth, .lean Hildebrant, Becky Jandcbeur, Danette Crev- cling, Cheryl Gravel, Jody Arndt, Maria Acum, Shelly McKay, Dianne Anderson, Dan Edwards, Barbara Lepori, Cheryl-. Aiazzi, Kerri Borman, Brenda Bland, Kim Salvatore, Terri Naughton, Pam Frantz, Bobby Peri, Keith King, Irene Pohlmeir, Terri Hendrix. P 'S- AD VISER: Rosemary Girolamo EDITOR Brenda Bland STREAMLI E STAFF 4 ' 1 ' l '..f fx, Started in l938, our school newspaper has shown many styles in copy writing, artistic design 8L com- - position, pictorial features, advertising, 81. all the other elements of good professional journalism. This is the staff of the Streamline ol' I944 - Mrs. Gertrude Quilici of the Business Dept. was an out- standing teacher and adviser. GREAT NEW LOOK.. .GREAT STAFF -1-pg 'F gs TERMINUS S T A F F fam-rmv l 2 r - X ' 11 in sms. can i EDITOR-IN-CHIEF F Iii A sid 46 EDITORIAL STAFF Miriam Aaronson, Susan Hanks, Joyce Ripsom, Sue Blackwell p I Q s Joni Martinez PHOTOGRAPHY Bob Martin, Jerry Bird H! .l gf: ADVISOR Jer1Tedrowe BEGINNING STAFF lumg 'r ARTWORK Cammie Churn Stuart Smith MYIAFJ-f'z1f2 QT RESEARCH Miriam A' Aaronson M ark Penner .1 S 5:5 l Mona Wilson Mary Zonneveld Kim Salvatore GIRLS STATE Alternalesf lattman V i oslin Craig Miers Alternates: Phil Kaiser Mark Sertic D ain Dave Garro BOYS STATE i This l957 group was known as the SHS Flag Bearers. This unit was the forerunner of our current Flag Twirlers, who became a separate group in l962 and performed as an individual unit while the Flag Bearers continued to perform more as a Band unit. Carolyn Dondero Debbie Ballmgham, Susan Davies, Lorrie Wright Sherrie Rich LeAnn Ewell ns - , ,, ..? ' ' P N T PE' a l Y- - A if1J'f . 1, Q. -1- S F . , if I V 'e LWB. ,fin gf 7 ' n' FEL? B5 ' 1 in L, 111 'QT, 1 ,iii-vii-u llii 'il I I f is-Vx. ' Q iggtlguaw . if. ,wmwyn-' , ivawiifilx i v fgw T ,, , ,, w. 'E W f,,..wW f A ,,,wnn1.wfw, H , , W X' I I 4 Hwang-sian: 4 . QM M5741 3- ' YQ, v AN f 'AQWQZQM sw! '--vw ' ,J W 4 1 enum.-vw.: i - L sa ,U ','. Q A Y mf ' S- ,, --VV if,--X - I 'J W n -4' ,, '2F'.' Ag ' , Jw .. ,, ,, ,g - A' , R -, ' fl- M k- Yfi Q5 5 wr 'V ' f , I Qgippmwi ,M ' V as , l i V54 ,l imjiliffffr-f - Kim Salvatore, Paula Robbins, Janice Estay, Karen Stevenson Pat Vieira AD VISER: Mayvonne Wilkens 50 i J.V. CHEERLEADERS 4 4' . Wea xi LEFT T0 RIGHT' Rita McBride, Cindy Walker, Kristy Coleman, Danelle Robbins, Janet Weis. fi 5 I is 532 EQ? . HY it Q, -2: iii! . 'Y' i 2 ll 1 Q.. I K ,. at K, X . ,fi ,Q,. hiusalgh .- , 2 X, - Egg. In ,P... 44 ,.. waist? ALTER NA TE Knsty Coleman A different fashion look and a different name for these YELL Leaders of l94l. Differences, yes: but our SPIRIT remains the same- Sky High FRESHM AN CHEERLEADERS Laura Hewitt, Nancy Wilson, Rebecca Doppee, Lisa Sydenham AL TERNA TES: Lisa Scott, Lori Carothers 1 5.4 E4 F.. 1 314 R F SONGLEADERS Pam O'Brien, Debbie Jones, Patty O'Brien, Luanne Proctor, Carmie Salvatore. A L TER NA TES: Cindy Allen, Vickie Sandoval 4-4 ln 1949 our Timeline Drill Team looked Snappy with a wreathed S on their skirts. Practice, then as now, was nec- essary for the symmetry of a perfect routine and these girls worked on their formations and drills after school and on Sat- urday mornings before games. Now there was dedication! In l946 the first Drill Team was organized at SHSg called the Drum Corps, it consisted of 20 members. In I947 they were very active performing at all home and most away games. In 1948 they took lst. place in the Nevada Day Parade. Mrs. T.H.Brown, the 1950 adviser, is one example ofthe excellent guidance of the girls. LEFT T0 RIGHT' IST-Vicki Joslin, Lisa Frank, 2-Cindy Williams, Diana Nelms, 3-Mary Zonneveld, Nadine Montoya, Terri Skinner, Laura Baskerville, Debbie Lund, 4-Mona Wilson 5-Debbie Jeakins, Melissa Barker, Dianne Williams, Pat Cus- lidge, Debbie Treat, Denise Corbridge, 6-Rhonda Zenz.PamMoss. Kris Kruse, Mary Dick, Tammy Jeakins, 7-Janice Allen, Kathy Milsap, Lisa Peel, Liz Burrows, Robin Grupczynski, 8-Gail Burgener, Debbie Ewert, Kerri Borman, 9-Jan Pacheco, Loni Ford, I0-Jackie J ones, Linda Whisler l DRILL LEADER AND ASSISTANTS Vicki J oslin Laura Baskerville Terri Skinner AD VISER: Kathi Bergmann Q pug-ummm an w N : xl . 5 ' 'L' W my P'N:E,'l . i ! S, ,X 'wt' A' gg. if 'la ,hh ' - Vg .4 A1 ,W V, z S- ,-hah. , ,-3 im v 1 NJ, N'?fPr!.ai,Q . ' ' 1 5 4- 'fm gn he i J' l v ,SMT-:ff -Q ,-- 1, t x A -f lx. W m -V .ff f' --f- :.i-- - 1 N DR UM MAJORETTE: SHAWNA WOLFORD MARCHING BAND S oph R ep. Kathy Lauri Manager: .lohn Holman V. President: Donna Sharp President: Kent Silvester Quarter M asler: Tom Soares Senior Rep Shawna Wolford Junior Rep. Perry Silva 1 1 l l l MAJ OR E TTE: Lyn Evans 1 PEP BAND Direfwr.- Ron Legg - wg P.E.O. ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET TOP TEN SCHOLASTIC SENIOR GIRLS LAURA BASKERVILLE KATHY BLATTMAN AMY GALLAGHER JOYCE RIPSOM LISA ROSS IVY SAWYER SANDIE SLINGER MARJORIE TRIMBELL MONA WILSON I RANE ZIMMERLI ?L E N rg REMEMBER THE un.- GOOD TIMES 'f'- W--M f 1' ! k -H A 1, - -.-I xx if ml. A.- R.O.T.C. COMPANY A: Rene Anders, Kathy Austin, Joseph Berardy, Tim Biggin, Eddy Castellnos, James Coleman, Cynthia Conder, Robert Dean, Dwayne Dillard, Kenneth Ehrgott, Christopher Farson, Chet Ferrel, Richard Hall, Connie Harris, Johnny Hart, Elizabeth Jackson, Evan Kastner, George Lystlund, Steven Madison, Howard McAninch, Tom McMinn, Laren Pilling, Perry Silva, Joseph Williams, Phillip Hatch, Jeffery Miller, Kevin Pettipas, Kelly ' , I A 1' V, 12 1a,,- T .uns 'affix V -- 'HY . L N V-, A nxt , -i e , . fl, LV: .. , wTi , r 2 ffifi' '-al l, if J . A ' 1 as L 1- iff' -5'5e2 tff?5f3i5i-lf ' J l'1'U3Tl i l'l5' 'J s 5 - fi 1 Shaul, Bruce Vance, Todd Wheeler COMPANY B: Leslie Anderson, Brenda Bland, Don Calsbeek, Olga Campos, , if I Q' ,tp ' ,Q M Paul Elkins, Leslie Greenwell, James t Q . Q Q, - ' i AZL, f ,Q 1 'X ' g l ., ,M Hahn, Randall Huleva, Randal Hull, I 5,5 , 5' -vi .AU 7 ' ill f ' V f . ' ' Dale Kelly, William Leipold, Mark Mc- f,' 'V 'i g lfflffgj l' , F ' f jx' gi ,j s ,bi J Kinney, Bruce Northrup, Bill Nott, l f ' ' ' 52 i t ' ' ly' ' ,LLS mi i J Kathleen Olds, Joe Olson, Mark Peduzi, ,Nt I I I gel- ix- A is ,,,, ' , James Petch, Byron Pierson, Melanie j-,Y .m fi ' K, ,V ,I I ,,, 1 r 1 Plummer, Robert Pratt, Glen Rasmussen, J ' A it V M, Mark Reimers, Lucinda Stackhouse, f ,,l, ,7VA, lki Patti Stillabower, Don Thompson, Don ' ,i f fi M ,,A, Cardinelli, Byron Chambers, Neal Chew, Rohm EM Fausmv Pamela -' Gabriel, Vincent Garcia, Robyn Gonna- ,K K ..kk T, 3- , r. V if B G I l H k r 'T ,,,- , , .- A son, rent reenwe , ra ansen, ic s , f ii ,, ' Hayes. Carolyn Jones, Todd Lindberg, n ,WL 'A - I M ' James Miller, Harry Parsons, Gary COMPANY C: Pam Allen, Jerrold Bird, Paul Davidson, Mark Glock, Tracy Her- man, Martin Hyde, James Leach, Paul Linton, Mike McKibben, James Miyake, Dana Moler, Jennifer Nowak, Mark Pen- ner, Martin Stepina, David Thompson, Russell Vance, David Anderson, David Andrews, Ron Auble, Dwain Ballingham, Robin Bastian, Mary Bowling, Sherri Chapman, Robert Dalhaus, Donna Fors- lund, Susan Foster, Pat Gregory, William Griftith, Ted Harris, Mike Hauptli, Stephanie Jorgenson, Mike Kareck, Kim Krueger, Shelly Mabe, Jeff Mackie, Ron Masters, David McVay, Aron Purdy, Shari Shaw, Tina Troop, Michael Yau, Mark Yoas, Aaron Zunino, Dennis Wilkins. Schaaf, Brett Shaul, Teri Smith, Bob Stevenson, Ray Thompson, Susan Weaver H , Q 4-yy. - ,' , Q 5- 1 jg ,L ff EEE my ' . - Q' - W-M ,.,.., ,L ' - f . W Q A, '55--1' -' W- 31 ' i ' ' - J' ' ' 'ljlf I a , mm L me w g - wb gg, - , , I , ' A' .1 f- ' ' f'3'5'i1l'f 1 U ' 51,155 4 '5Fl2W1f'c: 'Wie-Q ,pw , Aimee' fi , Q . if ,. W 'H i v .. A , 'K :wb .3 2-s,.wf.:I-V: 1. -sf:i'.1v .. ff 111' - ,, Jai-.s.iimi'll'Q'f' COMPANY D: Jody Arndt, Jamie Bauman, Lloyd Berardy, Angela Burton, Bobby Clayton, Larry Clayton, Dale Cloyd, Kathleen Coveng- lon, Susan Dameron, Steve Dow, Debbie Gur- backi, Randy House, Lloyd Irby, John Jackson, Tom Kesterson, Mike Leipold, Deborah Love, Rick Lutsey, Kenneth Luyet, Robyn Medeiros, Chris Miller, Tina Miller, Gary Morin, James Myers, Corey Pachnik, Cary Peterson, Darrell Peterson, Douglas Peterson, Gary Self, Frank Treece, Greg Tremblay, James Trimbell, Diana Vieyru. 3,4 r,4LL10N CORPS. starr: Martin stepma, Bruce Vance. Keppy Shaul, Mark McKinny, Jerry Bird, Todd Wheeler, Mark Glock. COLOR GUARD: Sue Demerson, James Hahn, Randy Huleva, Don Calsbeek, Lucinda Stackhouse. DRUM AND BUGLE CORP: Anders, Reenee, Chew, Neal, Ehrgott, Ken, Gregory, Pat, Hart, John, McKibben, Mike, Newhall, Gene, Petch, James, Thompson, Ray: Wheeler, Tod BOYS DRILL TEAM: Auble, Ronnie, Castellanos, Eddy, Hahn, Jim, House, Randy, Irby, Lloyd, Kareck, Mike, Lutsey, Rick, Luyet, Ken: McKinney, Mark, Miyake, Jim, Peterson, Cary, Petch, Mike, Pratt, Steve: Self, Gary, Schaaf, Gary, Sharp, Tim, Tremblay, Gregg Vance, Bruce, Vance. Russell ROTC- l 969 lund, Donna, Gurbacki, Debbie, Jorgenson, Stephanie Mabe, Shelly, Mederos, Robin, Miller, Tina, Olds, Kathy, Troop, Tina, Weaver, Susan R O.T.C. SPECIAL UNITS GIRLS RIFLE TEAM: Bauman, Jamie, Campos, Olga, Damerow, Su- BOYS RIFLE TEAM: Bird, Jerry,Glock, Mark, Hyde, Mar san, Miller, Tina, Stackhouse, Lucinda tin: Miyake. Jim: Reimers, Mark: Vance, Bruce GIRLS DRILL TEAM: Anderson, Leslie, Baker, Charlotte, Bauman, Jamie, Chapman, Sherri, Fors- Q5 as ov' OURST UDENTS X2 Q GQ 423, GUR SENIO Senior Officers First Semester- I 950 FALL SEMESTER David Garro, Pros., Diane Weis, Sec! Tres., John Johnson, Vice-Pres., Marianne Walker, Rep. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SPRING SEMESTER J Miriam Aaronson, Vice-Pres., Cam Dain, Rep., Mary Zonne- veld, Pres., NOT PICTURED: Lisa Frank, SecfTres. The individuals shown or listed on this page and others above the timeline throughout the class sections are some of our many graduates that established themselves in some prom- inent way in our community through their hard work, service, or business activities. These are only a few of the many excellent examples for us to try to follow as suggested to us by other alumni, ex-faculty members and administrators, as well as non SHS graduate leaders of our community. We are listing them by vocation as a means of establishing some general order. Some have accomplishments that would place them in more than one area. AGRKIHIURE Kirk Day - 1934 Agricultural Extension Agent Dean McNeilly - l943 Harold J. Curti - 1956 Dairyman Chairman of Nevada State A.S.C. Committee ARTS it ii Neil O'Doan - l95l Concert Pianist Coleen Gray Gleeson Writer Alita Day Gray - l932 Music Forrest Holdcampcr - 1924 National Archives Tom Fee - Poet Walter Mulcahy - Operated a Radio Station from SHS in early 1920's - An authority on Nevada History, he has held classes at Mickey Archuletta OwnerfManager Green UNR on Western history brae Lanes - Member of the Professional Vclba Warren Morby - l924 Artist Bowlers Association Bruce Shelley 5 1946 TV Production Carol Smith - 1923 Disney Artist C. Richard Capurro - 1956 State Executive Director Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service af , is sr 'ff BUSINESSMEN 'si , - f a MERCHANTS an an lx I vbb, .. Q4 at W 'iii Y was ' I Marcia Adams Frugoli Bob Adams - 1925 Owner of W.R. Adams 8: Son Jewelers ,-- - Daryl Capurro - Managing Director: Nevada Motor Trans- port Association, Inc. Ex ecutive Director: Nevada Fran- chised Auto Dealers Association I Margie Foote - Past Louie Burgareuo ' 1965 Washoe County Assembly Owner of Sentry Security Woman, Manager Carousel Shop Vincent P. Laveaga - 1949 - Sierra Pacific Power Co. Ed Hastings - 1943 - Sierra Pacific Power Co.- Electric Field Superviser Jack R. Rice - 1941 - Manager of Operations: Sierra Pacific Power Co., Mill St. Office Harlon Purdy - 1930 - Owner 8a Manager of Wright Way Grocery 4 :U s'2 YN ' v If ADDITIONAL ALUMNS Ernie Aimoni Leo Aimoni - 1938 Bob Baker - 1927 Neil Baker - 1952 Harry Foote John Galletti - 1940 Mrs. Matt H. Gibbons - 1930 - Realtor Jack Hanson - Village Shopping Center Steve Judd Lynn Peterson Gino Quilici William Robison - 1925 Nye Sbragia - Manager of Union Ice when he retired Richard W. Rock - Owner 8L Manager of Dick Rock's Ideal Drugs Mike Shelley Edgar Shepley - 1928 Paul Tholl John Warren - 1940 Cyrus Wrychaff- 1924 Miriam Aaronson Debi Ackerman ,, A kikii kli. . ,kgi , .. , ,wat K 3 aaa Q CCC 909 r NN I, X Cheryl Aiazzi Gary Ainsworth Michael Aldous Cindy Allen Cindy Lou Arthur Jon Bagley Richard Baglin Reggi Baldwin Robin Baldwin Kerry Ball Susan Ballingham Laura Baskerville Lori Bateson Bruce Bennett Kathy Berardi John Bertsch Susan Bettencourl I 1910 Jerry Bird Susan Blackwell John Blake . 1. CLASS OF 1976 Kathy Blattman Van Bohman Ed Bonham Herb Bottomly X 1911 Barbara Branch Beth Brittain Royal Brooke Evelyn Brown James Broadley Rhonda Brock Loirie Brown Donna Cardinelli Lee Carter Claude Cognian Michelle Collins Ellen Coltrin ,l 1912 Rebecca Jo Castellanos Russ Cavenaugh Maria Cheslik Cammie Churn Harold Coe Joe Coulthard Tony Cozzi Denese Creveling M 1 rg in jgfr T- M17 is .gl EIB - ii' Cam Dam J oe D'Amico 74 Gus Danos Karen Davis Dori Conn Gail Conrad Liz Cook 1 John Estay Orlan Evans 913 Jim Dosh Mark Dunn Patrick Davis Bruce Dyer Regina Eastwood Paul Eisenbarth Z? i 75 Dean Forman if Lisa Frank Paul Frediani Lee Ann Ewell Michael Fausett Darla Fink Arlene Finley Dolores Florey Dennis Ford 914 Susan Freeman David Fry Jim Fuller Beclcy Goicoa Amy Gallagher Richard Garretson I ffl i F ' if ' i in DaveGarr0 if Elisa Gibson ., - , X X 7 Pele Gray John G reen 77 Susan Hanks Shelly Harshbarger Janie Grunstead Connie Guinn Glen Hail John Harvey Craig Hatcher Shirley Hendricks Teri Hendrix Amy Henry 1915 1 Class of 1976 Debbie Holland Rick Holland Roger Holland Randy Heuer Todd Hodgen C 'W Floyd Hoyt Debbie Huddleslon N Olivia Hull Steve Hybil Darleen Iovinelli Neena Jenkins John Johnson Annette Jones Debbie Jones Susan lsom Diane Jackson Vicki Joslin Phil Kaiser Joe Kalemkowski Michele Kennedy Brett Koelliker Casey Kozlawski Bryan Lanlrip CLASS OF 76 Evelyn Leabo John Leach Rick Leach 5 81 Paul Linton I 1916 I Julie Leahy Valerie Leathers Laura Lemus A Skit? Sandy Lockwood Louis Loflin in- ' ' f.sQgtf., - '- :rn-. ' Q- .Ns . 1-- M -,sg-,gr--exam - Qxfvxdffi. uw -. . Anna Mane Lomas Surrena Long Todd Lund J ere Marble Gerold Mastelatto Crystal Maylield Robert McDonald .loni Martinez dd-K 'Q' 1917 Leonard Malhe Lenelle McAIpin Randy McDonald S . E N I O R S Mike McKibben Craig Miers x Nick Miller 1918 Mark McKinney Cheryl Miller Ronda Miller Lori Melton Jeff Miller 1919 1 Clay Mills Nadine Montoya Ron Moschetti Sue Moss N-wx a Terry Naughton William Nattress Laurie Neil Valorie Murphy Glenn Myers Terry Nason Dianna Nelms Noreen Nevarez Randy Noted Pam O' Brien Kim Norris Bill Nott Patty 0'Brien Brenda Odegard Bev O'Gorman Dennis Olson Betty Palton S E N I O R S Rebecca Parsons Leslie Paszek Harold Patton Lauren Peterson Kevin Pettipas Rick Piccinini 5 5 8 1920 Byron Pierson Rocky Player Stephanie Poage 7 ' ,P fl wx. 'L 'R i fl. il vw I . , , . in Drene Pringle Gay Radmall Numan Randall . 'E 1 Irene Pohlmeier John Prentice Terri Price 192 Tom Raw Kathy Recd Mark Reimers Debbie Remmerde Karen Reynold Sheri Rich Keith Riggs Joyce Ripsom Randy Robinson 1922 CLASS OF 76 K S eev ' ' l - ' - ne w 'Iii is iii S p sf ' if S V vees i vvse Rogelio Rombawa Karen Ann Rooney Kim Rosling Lisa Ross Sheri Rossi Steven Runow Kim Salvatore Rick Sanchez Vicky Sandoval Y Mark Sargent lvy Sawyer 1923 SENIORS 1976 Becky Scholten Donna Sharp Mark Sheldon Tanny Shull Sarah Seabern Bill Seavey Mark Sertic Gwen Sessions 3 1924 - Ronald Silva Lisa Simeoni Terri Skinner Sandra Slinger Randy Sorenson Connie Spitzer Curt Sprague Cathy Smiraglia James Smith 5. 1925 Leonard Stephenson Martin Stepina Debbie Stevens CLASS OF azziiziiss Kitty Stewart Karen Tibbelts Tim Torell 1926 Larry Vieyra Barbara Waddell Gaynel Wadsworth Marianne Walker Dana Weaver Linda Weaver Carolyn Towner Marjorie Trrmbell Trudy Truscott Bruce Vance 1927 Meredith Webb Marie Ellen Wells Todd Wheeler Martin Weber Walter Wehrkamp Dianne Weis Brad Whitaker Cindy White Sandy Wilhelmi Cindy Williams Jenny Willis Mona Wilson Deanna Zenz Rane Zimmerli Mafy Zonneveld l 1928 1 A 1 Devon Woelfe Shauna Wolford 4 Steve Yoas Brent Ross-1966-President of Ross Photo Inc., Official photographer for the Sparks Bicentennial Commission NOT PICTURED: Adamczyk, Frederic Cain, Diana Chestnut, Lynwood Cordova, Peggy Diaz, Juan Dickinson, Gene Fox, Lola Hagan, Russell Ingram, Bob Jeankins, Lynda Johnson, John L. Langhans, Deborah Leipold, William Marcheschi, Mike McCavley, Tom Miller, Joni Mitchell, Daniel Molino, Alfred Mulford, Heather Numan, Randall Ortiz, Vicki Owen, Reneerae Pias, Felice Pilling, Michele Price, Gene Rowland, Rick Skidmore, Dorothy Spring, Lorrie Steward, Rochelle Valdez, Mark Westerman, Bruce Wilson, Karen Wingfield, Gary git J. J. Sbragia - 1928 - Mgr. of Green- brae Shopping Center 8a Res. Mgr. of K-Mart Shopping Center. Retired after 40 years with First National Bank of Nevada as a Sr. V.P. in charge of Loan Production and Chairman of the Board of Finance in charge of all the credits for F.N.B. Carl Shelly - Ownerf Mgr. of Shelly's Hard- ware - past owner and publisher of the Sparks Tribune currently writing a book on the History of Sparks Ely Benedetti 1944 Asst. V.P. and Mgr. of the Greenbrae Office of F.N.B. 97 Pete Della Santa - V.P. head of Loan Adjust- ment Section of F.N.B. Mark and Brad Yuill - 1965 8: 1968 - Owners of Yuill Bros. Performance Center for Speed Equipment. Professional N.H.R.A. drivers and car builders. Won the first two of a series of five of the 1975 N.H.R A. Winston Series World Champion- ship Meets. Finished third in the total event. This year won the Best Appearing Pro Car at the 1976 N.H.R.A. Winter- nationals with a '1976' Pro Stock Monza Edwin Giannotti - V.P.-Mgr. 1 Reno District Trust Office Silvano fSylJ Frediani Cus- tomer Relations Officer in the F.N.B. Marketing Dept. He is Exec. Sec. of the Northern Nevada Confer- ence Officials Association. BEST SENSE OF HUMOR MOST VALUABLE TO S OOL Deanna Zenz THE CH MOST STUDIOUS John Johnson Miriam Aaronson John Leach i E 3 CLASS CLOWN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 1 ' - ,.. . .I l - Mona Wilson John Harvey Terry Naughton Deanna Zenz Mona Wilson John Leach Marianne Walker Phil Kaiser CUTEST pr 'd MOST GULLABLE HAPPIEST Lisa Frank Aff John Harvey Ellen Coltrin - A J h ..- S if f A ' OJ olhnson BEST DRESSED MOST SPIRITED Marianne Q Walker Dave Garro Miriam Aaronson Craig Miers SHYEST Marjorie Trimbell Mark SMD BEST PERSONALITY Kim Salvatore Phil Kaiser ff IEW CAMPUS CASANOVAS TAL LEST AND SHORTEST Shelly Collins-John Leach Gail Conrad Lori Melton Brett Keolliker Bill Seavey Saying ....... MOST ATHLETIC Van Bohman Gwen Sessions SENIOR FAVORITES Class . . . ........ Male Teacher . Female Teacher TTV. Show . . Song ........ Place To Go . . Male Singer . . Female Singer Comic Strip . . MOST TALKATIVE Deanna Zenz-Ron Moschetti .........0hYeah .......0ppositeSex .........Mr.GrUjin .........Mrs.Keele Welcome Back K otrer .Jaws Movie 1 ...... . ................. . , , , ...... Love Roller Coaster . . . . . . .Round Table . . . . .John Denver . . . ...... Olivia Newton-John Car ...... ., .... Sport ..... ff . Food ........ Song Group . . . .Hagar The Horrible . . . . .Side-step Truck ..........Basketball ............Pizza . . . . . . Ohio Players The class of 76 will always remember these days as the times of our lives. Thank you to all the people who made it possible. I ek w, ' 5 Lui ' f 2.51. rs 16 fa ' ' gf-ef effigy, rr - A -31 '-'- ' ' ' - ,S T YZ Q FFQJQE I -- -:St S: 5 . 1 -- H r ,Q 3- 'I - 1 '- A -ff 'a efrrw V exif ' 'if s Mg ff ' .A he l - he 15:11:51 : . - , Q W' . ,,. -fy ' Q1- 1 'ESTTA gi 15-' fb 'W ' 1 2- ,, ' , . i ith -ef. . . S17 . f g ,M in K 1. va K 'fe - it J- , 1 J' Today we stand as one: Tomorros as many. .ge fr :Lk 5 -N M I ,ss W5 We are the hope of tomorrowg the memories of today, SPIRIT OF 667699 We shared all kinds of love. 'fa we J' in -af -fi-ff 5-211 l' ,. 16.53 I vm? ii f:a'i-1-ff'-'J wtggi' 1, J K xiiiiffiigflfif '- ' i ' Q, ' lf' , v Z5 it Aa ffl-vi 'Mil Q F ' :ff A . wav, ' QA. 2, 'I-rf W 1 - -el F ix 1 -. 'Hx' ' X 1 . f,h - V si. sf, Aaronson, Miriam Vmx' ' Pep Clb. l,2,4, Pres. 4, Ecology Clb. 'mb, Cl. V.P. 41 Student Council 41 Terminus l,41 Streamline 213,41 Cl. Float 41 Jr.-Sr. Ball Decorations Chairman i, 4:3 Girl's Track l. Vm,. , Aiazzi, Cheryl P P P Jr. Masquers 2,3,4, V.P. 41 V.l,C.A. 3: V.P. 3, Pres. 3, sn. V.P. 3, G.1A.A.f,,i,2: You're A Good Man Charlie Brown 21 'The Brick And Rosef' tech. CTCYQEEZQ Godspellf7i tech. crew 3: Man of iLa' Mancha 41 Girl's Traveling Bsktbl. l. Ainsworth,Gary Z A ' P.P. Ftbl..Cheerleader 31 Cl. Float 31 J.V. Bsktbl. 2.3. Aldous, Michael Ski Clb. 1.2.4. Allen, Cynthia L. gi, 1L G.A.A. I1 Science Clb. l,2: Pep Clb. 2,3141 Tres. 4: F.H.A. 31 Student Coun- 'e'- cil 3,41 Flagtwirler 2,31 Songleader Alt. 41 Fashion ,Show 311iiSyyeetheart Ball Queen 31 31gP.VP.fBsktbl. 3, Cm-1 a..-a Ball,Kerry. scaene-g,,cib.,21:p,J.v.cc. 2. sa1iiiisham,Susan iiii i..1t 1 a.aiisal itlii 7 Freneh'Clb. I1 Pep Clb. l,2,3,4g,jNai2. Hon.vSoc. 3,41 Cl. Sec. 1,21 Frosh. Cheerl leader, Hd. Bsktbl.: J.V. Cheerleader, Hd. Bsktbl.: Var. Songleader, Hd. Bsktbl. Hmcming. Queen Candidate 41 P.P. Ftbl. 3,4. ' 1 Bennett, Bruce V Block S 2,3,4:i Ski Clb. 1,22 Cl.,.Float-f3Q4:i' if'i P.P. Ftbl.: P.P.'Ftbl. ciiiieh 14,iNar. Track 2,3,41 J.V. Track l1'fFi5oShi. Ftbl. l1 J.V. Ftbl. 2,31 Var Ftbl. 41 Wrestling lg Var. Bsktbl. 4. Bird, Jerry P, Rille Team 3.4: Term inus 41 Track 3. Blackwell, Susan , Pep Clb. 41 N.S.A.E. 31 Terminus 4, Co- Editor 4: P.P. Ftbl. 41 ClQwFloat 41 P.P. Bsktbl. 4. 2 Blattman,iKathryn Nat. Hoqggsoc. 3,41 Pepafclb. i,z,3,4g GfA.A. l,i2f'iP.P.'Ftbl. 3,41 P.P. Bsktbl. '75 Giirs state An. Brittain, Beth 1., F.H.A. 1,21 Pepj,Cil:, lg G.A.A. lg Scigfm- ence Clb. l. 1 ',,a. if Bohman,Van1R,791f ' Block S li,i2,3,,41 German Clb. l,21i Nat. Hon. Soc.f'3,41 ,Student council 3,41 Block, S ,,.1 5 ,P.P. FtblgjCoach 3,42 Who's '. American.ifl..,High School 41 Bsktbl,QfHmcminQ,,'.' Escort 41 Soph. lg Var Ftbl. 2,3,4: Var wrestling 1.2,3+f1:.1,-V.. Track 1.2. . . Carter, Lee i'i,,ii Block S 3,41 P.PQ,gCheerleader 31 Var. cc. 2,3,4: Track aeeea. 1. Cheslik, Maria ,,,i - Pep Club. l1 Ski Club 21 Jazz Ensmb. 3,41 Hon.':.gChoir 3.4: All State Chorus 3,41 Girl'sQiar,. 2. .. . eee44..a churn. isie Ski Clb.g2iQ14: V.P. ,41,G.A.A. l.2gfPep cub. iq fClb. 1.2, .iii G.A.lg..,Easiiion Show 2,351Qi1W of Eaihion 3ir!+i!9i8l'lf Mag- l-22f3'Sm- laii. .21 4145 ..'. Bsktbl. Queen 41 A Ski 3,411 . , A ,V Cf??3 'iifE'??9SE1L.. . S'5'Cl b..f5-f!'!995'!Ye'4' . S A . . Coltrin, Ellen Pep Clb. 2,3,42 l,2231?'QFlagtwirl- ers 2,31 Wrestlereffe 21 P.,P .'ti1 Bsktbal.'41 Terminus Staff 1.' Nv. Dai Parade 2,31 Swim Team 2,34 , ' Dam, Cam , Forensics 1: H011- soc. 3,41 enema ils 12.3.41 Boy's St. 3: P.P. Ftbi Cheeifleader 41 C. Float p,,, 42 ,,-i Representative 41 Bsktbl. Hin- A if . V .' 1. Vlrr ' ,l Jr. Masquers l,2,3,4,. ff.Y9tiEre A 23 ,, i randa ?Q21ti21i Goiispell Man of La Mancha ffApple Tree lightning 4gJf'Flowefsi,,fdg. 'Algernonf' 21 lntrrnrl. Bsbl. pzz' j Estay.John1R. I11' SkiC'9Pff3e44ii' ima ppp., . l'5'!.!?lh1e'e . Flagtwtrler, 2,3141 Girl's Var. Track l. Fink, Darlaf.Iean,, Clb. 3,41 Debate l,21 Fofensics. High School Rodeo Participantggl' 'F Forman, Dean 'P 1 Frosh.,,fl?tbl. lg Var. kTennis,,2.3iifJQV. TYBCKKQQK Block S 2,3i4I A.A.Vg1?iTrticlg1,z Graduating Junior. P,i1i 4 YPPP Frank, Lisa i-i' ' Jr. Masquers I,2:i 1D1'3kii'lh.371,2Q Outstand- ing Typing Student -1,, Teaiii 3,41 Pep Clb. 3,41 P.Pi1 iiiii P.P.,i3sktbi. 41 Weinstock Trendsetter Dugout: Dol- ly 41 Bsktbl. HmcmingQfafQueen :Candi- date 4. . ' 1fFi5ediaiiiQ,Paul A. P lii i,z,3,4, Ties. 3,4g var. 2.3. if... .1 Gallagher, Aggtepcib .,,., afgpagesi yr.1vSkiClb. 2,3,4g Maroon and Gold Society 3,41 ' gQwfwQQ mi? e?f new Ski C1134 i1'i lYQ2j3ji'Repf'2ffV.-P. 3: Nat. Hon. Block S 41 Student Council 213, 41 .P.P. Ftbl. Cheerleader 3: P.P. Ftbl. H ,Songleader 41 P.P. .Ftbl. King Candidate, 141 J.ygg Ftbl. l,2,3: var. Fmt. 42,,Bsbl. exiting, Queen Escort: Nominee for Ath-it ' , the,g,,Month 41 Who's Whospf' Aiiiericaniq-Iikh School Students: Ftbl.' li.lrV:WrestliYlB: Var. Westling -11, . Davis, Karen V .I r. Masquersi'l,2,31 Science Cib. l: Plays: GpodspellmbackNstage 31 Three one acts, back siagafi ,,,,, ..,, , 1 ,,AZV..A ..,, z,3.4:QBsk1b1. 3. ell. as 3 ff, 141.254 4, 1 Q, 14 Grunstead, Janie Lynn VVV V ' G.A.A. 1,23 Pep Clb. l,2,3,43 quers 2,33 P.P. Ftbl. 43 You're A 1L1 Man Charlie Brown 2. T7 ' Hanks, Susan Eileen L.-Q Maroon 8tGold Soc. 2,3,43 Hon. Soc, 3,43 Pep Clb. 2,3,43VN-.S1K.E,,. l,2,3, 43 Treas. 4, V.P. 43 F.H.1A. 3,4, Rep. 4, V.P. 43 Aggie Clb. 4, SecQ,34i3fTerminus Staff 4, C0-Editor 43 43 P.P. Bsktbl. 43 Cl. Float 43 eBifCentennial Committee 43 .lr.1Sr. Ballggdecorations3 Nv. Day Parade 43 Girl's5' Var. Track, l,2,3. at ig Harvey, John Ecology Clb. 43 P.P. Cheerleader 43 P.P. Bsktbl. King Candidate 43 Var. Bsktbl. 4. Hendrix, Teri Terminus, Staff l,3: Streamline Staflfyffg F.H.A. l-3,Science Clb. I3 R.O.T.C. ,,:, ' -we -, .,:, .1 3, Henry, Amy 1a2wfIGoell1ker, Brett - G.A.A. 1,23 Terminus staff 1, Peib, l,2,3,43 Talent Show 23 You're Brown . ,.Heuer, Randy Science Clb. I3 Frosh., ,Ftbl. 551111. 21 Frosh. Bsktirtifttgel 2.3: Bsktblm- ltt 1 . . . .J ,,,, rr af f- fb ,- . 1 f ,t Debbie 3 39 P-R V J ga: - HIEAF' ,e,.1Si1 figzilf' 'Qfazif' ' ' kim: is 1 'I . Y' ,L 121. ,, y bg 4- - c .17-Y XQVV, 5 . . 1 -2 f, ,Nu We. .. 1 1. -1 5,-'3 1 i .2 .3 an SL QW 1 ,H 3 gf if - gf 1 Y gave- za: e -- tp , -11 -323521. V ., - a3f31ge.3f.e,f1.:,- 3 Hmalatnd, Rick i 'V.Ii.C.A. 334, rnock . 1.2: lntermural c1. Float 1,zii4?fFr0s11. F1111. ,CQ 23 var F1111. 33 J.V. Bskwi. Track l,2,3,42 C.C. 4 ,1,,, 3 1111 11 e ,,,. -. 1 ,,, -wwf ,..3Hggl!am1rR0gef I Sk1 Team 4. 2? I 33, 3 A f fr' , HtidQfieEton,'Deborah Committee 42 Student f Iggnlesusall Float 4. 3 cur. 4, P.P. 111111. 43 4- 5, .. 1 ' i f, .5 Johnson,-Johny 3 Ecology Clb. lg Forensics 2: Block' IS f2,3,43mNag. Hon. soc. 3,43 1,r, C1 v.P. 45511 Ftlilf Flmcming. Escort 43 Var. Tennis 2,3,43 Var. Track 33 J.V. Bsktbl. 33 Var. BSklbl.4. aw 1' te.. ,, --mgtf' 531.5 2 , , .A -,, .Ma1rt1nezgJ0m Rae Perf Clb. 3,43,e3H.A. 4, V.P. 4, N.s.A.E. 554Q3Ecol6gy Cllifii43 Terminus 4, Editor in Chief 43 Office 1,21 Library 23 Cl. Float 3,43 Nev. Day Parade 43 P.P. Ftbl. 3.4, Program 3,43 P.P. Bsktbl. 4, Program 43 Student Council 43 Bi-Centennial Com- mittee 43 Cl. Fund Raising Committee 43 Fashion Show Committee 43 Sweet- Pep Clb.'l,2'3,4g Ski heart Ball Decorations 4. Clb. 33 Drill Team 2,3,43 Hon. Soc. 1-4: Whos - scum 23 McDonald- it .1 2 ' Secvrres 'Ski Cl, Floattfig Day Parade 4. DH 4 .den Mite ,.3,, reeliand IQZZQB ciirfef Drum Corps 1,z,3,4. 'i ' Kalseffphllgii 'W-t M lt L ' K .German Pee gg 4-aka A A 1- Cl Fl at I2 Block s P ' -' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 ' ' N ,,,,, 3,42 Termmus 43 Nev. Day Parade 3,43 B36 P.P. Ftbl. 3,43 P.P. Bsktbl. 4. State 43 Candidate Bsktbl. Hmcmi .l Escort 43 Ftbl. F1111 3,4. ,, .. .,.,. ,.,, ,, ,UNK 3 .F 1. . ., 3 UBlock S 3,43 Cl. Pres. 33 Stugljnt Coun- cil 33 P.P. l,2,3,43 Frosh. Ftbl, 'l3 Var. 3 Ftbl. 33 Frosh. Bsktbl. 23 f Var. BSklbl. 3,4. VTN, Q 'K Leabo. Evelyn Jean Wi G.A.A. 13 Pep Clb. 2.4, Sec. Float 2,43 Nv. Day Parade 43P.P. Bs1t1b1.4. Leach, .Iohn Block S l,2,3,43 German Clb. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Sudent Council'5fg2,3,43 Student Advisory Council 3,43 V.P. 13 Cl. Pres. 2,31 Student Pres. Aide 33 Student Body Pres. 43 A-iWhq's Who In American High School Students 3,43 Outstanding Soph. State of Nevada 23 P.P. Ftbl. Kinglggly-P.P. Songleader 43 1.3: P-P. ,,s33 Qhesfleader 3: Var. C.C. 2,3,43 Frosh. Bsktbl23l37.l.V. 'Bsktbl?'2L,Var Bsktbl. 43 J.V. Track l3 Var. Track 2,3,4. 7 Leahy, Julie Pep Clb. 1,2,33 Science Clb. l,23 Drill Team 33 P.P. Ftbl. 3. Lockwood, Sandy' Pep Clb. l3 Science Clb. I3 Ski Clb. 2,3. Loftin, Louis Science Clb. li Frosh. Ftbl. l: Frosh. Bsktbl. l3 Ftbl. 23 Track 23 J.V. Ftbl. 3. Mills,.lohn Clay 5 L German Clb. 1,23 Block S 3,43 Student Council 43 Science Clb. li Student Body V.P. 43 J.V. Track l,21iVBI'. Track 43 J.V. C.C. 23 Var. C.C. 3,42 Var. Bsktbl. Mgr. 4. Miers, Craig Block S 2,3,43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Ski Clb. 43 Student Council 4g Sudent, Ad- visory Council 43 Boy's State Rep.3 Stu- dent Body Pres. Aide 43 Student Body Pres. 43 P.P. Ftbl. Drillteam 3g Golf lg J.V. C.C. 23 Var. C.C. 3,43 Var. Track 2,3,4. , Miller, Cheryl Dawn G.A.A. 13 Aggie Clb. 3,43 Ecology Clb. 3. Miller, Mary C. Maroon 81 Gold Soc. 2,33 Pep Clb. 33 G.A.A. l3 Track 2, Co-Captain Vlybl. 33 Co-Captain 33 P.P. Ftbl. 33T,?lntermural Vlybl. 8: Bsktbl. l,2,33 Traveling Vlybl. 1,23 lnterscholastic Vlyblz' 333 Tennis Team 33 Graduating Junior. ' Miller, Pep Volunteer Staff 43 F.H.A.-4311 .g, 33 Co-Editor 33 Moschetti, Ron , Block S 3,43 Ski Clb. 2,33 Science Clb. 23 lntermural Bsktbl. 23 Flagg Ftbl. l3 Bskt- bl. Hmcming. Escort 43 Cl. Float 43 P.P. Ftbl. Cheerleader 4g J.V. Ftbl. 2,33 J.V. 8: Var Track 2,3. Moss, Sue Pep Clb. l,2,3,43 Var. Cheerleaders 3, Hd. Ftbl. 33 P.P. Ftbl. 33 Hmcming. Queen 4 Bsktbl. Naughton, Terry Block S 3,43 Pres. 4, Sgt. of Arms 4g Sudent Council 43 P.P. Ftbl- Coach 3,43 P.P. Ftbl. King Candidate 4: M.C. Hmcming, Bsktbl. 43 J.V. Ftbl. 23 Var. Ftbl. 3,4, Cpt. 43 J.V. Track 23 Var. Track 43 Var. Wrestling 3. Neil, Laurie Ski Clb. 23 Track l,21Vlybl.2. Nelms, Dianna Pep Clb. 3,4, Pres. 43 Science Clb. l3 Drill Team 43 Flagtwirlers 23 P.P. Ftbl. 8: Bsktbl. 3,4. 0'Brien, Patty Pep Clb. 3,4Q C.V.E. 43 Var. Cheerleader 33 Hd. Ftbl.3 Songleader 43 P.P. Ftbl. 3. 0'Gorman, Beverly Ski Clb. 43 Tennis Team 43 Swim Team 3,4. Palton, Betty Ann G.A.A. l,23 Fashion Show 23 Rep. 23 Pep Clb. l,2,4Q Literary Mag. 3. Parsons, Rebecca , F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Patton, Harold ' Aggie Clb. 4, Sgt. at Arms 43 Cl. Float 43 P.P. Drill Team 3,4Q Ftbl. l,2,43,Bsktbl. Mgr.'23 Wrestling l,33 Track 2,3,43 Peterson, Lauren 3 Jr. Masquers 2,3,4, Rep. 43 Nat. Forens- ics League 23 Outstanding Adv. Drama Sudent 2: Miranda 2. Price, Teresa Ann Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Girl's Var. Track 2,3. Radmall, Gay., K Pep Clb. l,233,43 Jr. Masquers 2,33 Nat. Hon. Soc. 33,43 G.A.A. l,23 The Brick and the Rose 2. Raw, Tom Science Clb. 2,3,43 Ski Clb. l,2,3,43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,43 C.C. 1,33 Ski Team 43 ln- tennural Sports 2,3. Reimers, Mark my V.I.C.A. 4, Pres. 43 R.O.T.C. l,2,3,43 Boy's Drill Team 23 Drill Team 8: Color Guard 33 Rifle Team 4. Rich, Sherie Lynn A Pep Clb. 3,4, V.P. 43 F.H.A. 3,43 Ski Clb. 43 G.A.A. l, Fashion Show 3,43 Flagtwirler 2,3,4, Hd. 3,43 Student Coun- cil 3,43 P.P. Ftbl. 3,43 P.P. Bsktbl. 3,4. Riggs. Keith Ski Clb.: Ski Team. Ripsom, Joyce Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Pep Clb. l,23 V. Pres. 43 NSAE l,3,43 Sec. 3, Rep. 4, Pres. 43 FHA 3,43 Sec.fTres. 4, Pres. 4, Sweet- heart Ball Chairman 4, Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidate 43 Sudent Council 43 Bi-centennial committee 43 Terminus Staff l,2,43 Co-editor 4: PP Bsktbl Mgr. 43 Jr.-Sr. Ball Decorations 43 3rd place Bi-centennial Minute Contest, 43 4th place typing l-21 School typing records, 33 Girls Varsity Track 3. Ross, Lisa Nat. Forensics League, 2,33 lnt'l. Club 2. Salvatore, Kim Science Club l,2, Tres. 23 Pep Club 1,2,3, 43 Ski Club 23 GAA l,23 Cl. float l,2,3,43 Ftbl. Homecoming Queen 43 Var. Cheer- leader 43 Hd. Ftbl. 43 Streamliner Fea- ture staff, reporter, Bi-centennial com- mittee 43 Girls State 33 PP Ftbl. 3,4, Cptn. 3g Student Council l,2,3,4, V.P. 2, Rep. 1,33 Body Sec. 4. Sandoval, Vicky Pep Club l,2,3,43 Songleader, Alt. Drill Team 2,33 P.P. Ftbl. 33 PP Bsktbl. 4. Sawyer,lvy i A lnt'l. Club l,23 Band l,2,3Q Children's Play l. 3 ' . Scholten, Becky . Science Club I3 Pep Club l,2,3,43 lnt'l. Club 13 FHA lReedJ3 Ski Club Flag- twirler 2,41 Wrestlerette 3 tReedJ P.P. Ftbl. 3. lReedJ. Sertic, Mark French Club 1,21 lnt'l. Club 3, Rep. 33 Chess Club 2,33 Ecology Club 3,4, Pres. 3, Rep. 43 Science Club I3 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Boys State l975. 1 Sheldon, Mark . Block S 23 Nat Hon Soc 3, J.V. Track I3 Var. Track 3Var,C.C. 33 Car. Bsktbl. State 4. 3 gi Sk1nner,Te:rri it V. Pep, -1.2.3443 Drill ,Team filaead- er, 43 Homecoming Queen P.P. FLhl,V41 PP Bsktbl. 4. ' L. Smifaglia, Cathy ,,.. 1 . 3' Science Club 1,23 GAA ,Club 7. l,2,3,43 Drill Team 33 GirlsQfBsktbl.,jf12' ii P.P. Ftbi.4. 3 . 3 Sorensen, Randy G. V.l.C.A. 43 Var. Ftbl. 4 Transfer Senior Year. Stepina, Martin S. R.O.T.C. Rep.. Sr. Cl. 3,43 J.V. Ftbl. 2. Teglia, Dave Science Club l3 lntramural Bsktbl. 2,3,43 J.V. Bsktbl 33 Var Bsktbl. 4. Tibbitts, Karen Chorus - State Competition 2. Truscott, Trudy Pep Club 33 P.P. Ftbl. 33 Ski Club 2,3. Wehrkamp, Walter Science Club I3 R.O.T.C. l,2, CVE 33 J.V. Ftbl. 2. Weis, Dianne Pep Club l,2,3,43 P.P. Ftbl. 3,43 P.P. Bsktbl. 43 J.V. Cheerleader 23 Song- leader Alt. 33 Ftbl. Hmcming Queen Candidate 43 Tennis 43 Volleyball 43 Track 4. White, Cidny i Jr. Masquers. 3,4, Sec. 43 All-State Hon- or Choir 23 Godspell 3, Man of La Man- cha 4, Northern Nev. Hon. Chorus 2. Wilhelmi, Sandy Volleyball 33 Track 33 Girls Bsktbl. 3. Williams, Cindy Pep Club l,43 Ski Club 43 French Club 23 Drill Team 43 Terminus Vol. Staff 43 GAA:12Q:1P.P. Ftbl. 43 lntramural Soc- cer4. fl ,, H Willis, Jenny 3 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Swim Team 2,3. Wilson, Mona GAA l,23 French Club l,23 Chorus l,2,43 lnt'l. Club 33 Ecology Club 3,43 Pres. 43 Drill Team 3,43 Sudent Council 3,43 Lit. Mag. 33 Terminus Staff 43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Girls State 33 Western Nev. Hon. Chorus l,23 All-State Chorus 2. Wolford, Shawna Rae GAA l3 Pep Club 43 Band l.2.3.4. Con- cert 8L Marching3 Pep Band l,2,3,43 Jr. Masquers 3,43 FHA 43 Student Council 4 tBand Rep.J3 Cl Float l,2,3,4: Major- ette 43 Godspell 33 Terminus 43 P.P. Ftbl. 43 P.P. Bsktbl. 4. Zenz. Deanna .lean . Terminus Staff 43 Cl. Float 4: Jr.-Sr. Ball Decorations 4, Co-Chairman 43 P.P. Ftbl. 43 P.P. Bsktbl. 4. il JUNIOR SENIOR BALL 1976 + SENIOR BALL - 1956 L- :., , if 11. N 1 ,L ,gf .,-,, k,...,f Q' OUR JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS UFFICERS FALL SEMESTER L ml if Carmie Salvatore, Pres., Jerome Segar, Vice-Pres., Linda Whis- ler, Rep., Jaime Brooke, Sec! Tres. Rick Lewis, Pres., Karen Stevenson, SecfTres., Lisa Contos, Vice-Pres., Jamie Brooke, Rep. SPRING SEMESTER M 4 I F N 'ar , .1 Q u 1 5.71 . ' VH- S Sam Macaluso - 1968 Asst. Operati'ons Officer, Reno District Trust Office F Ernie ' ..V'zf Vryari gf . Pres. of First National Carole Pacheco Mathison- Bank 0fNevada osse so Q 1968 Operations Officer, Sun Valley Office F.N.B. A Clergy Rosemary Barbagelata - 1940 Georgia Lanoy Laurence Laveredge ' ri- We ' is :SS Coaching Walt Powers 1935 Dick Taylor Bob Wise 1941 Engineering Dan Crasby-St. Hwy. Dept. Jerry Lusich 1944 Norman Blundell - 1928 Scientists J oe Crook Christy Shade Fred Bowers Dennis Burge-1952 Physicist in China Blene Reynolds Tony Tuffo - PhD Math Valdo M. Renucci - Asst. to the F.N.B. , Controller. A current member of the Sparks City Council. 109 ik vii? I , , J JoAnn Zubieta Roberts - 1952 Loan Officer in the S.P.M. Section of F.N.B. Morrey P. Troutner- 1957 - Loan Officer at the Sparks Office of F.N.B. Active in Boy Scouts of America and L.D.S. Church John E. Wood - 1947 - Asst. A.M. Smith- 1940 - Chairman of the Board of the First National Bank of Nevada. V.P. and Mgr. Sparks Office F.N.B. - t . ,r4., ' Dapen Wollery Baily - 1947 - Sec., Agnes Risley Elemen- tary School L, 1 N x :. . gi .u - E n . I Maria Acum Brad Aimone Stacey Aitken Steven Anderson Jody Arudt Debbie Atwell Chuck Auble Mitch Austin Julie Bader Cassie Bagley fig L. .. Diane Andreason Cindy Lou Arthur Doug Ballingham Jaime Brooke 1929 Deanne Baptiste Sandy Bettencourt Mary Bonham' iff' Keith Bowen , ,one 're ef Melissa Barker 5. r 1 T . Laurie Bonham Gary Blodgett Rick Brock Kendyl Breese Lloyd Berardy James Broderick 1930 i Y 'gn V lx, sl? n f 4 A fs. -5- Deborah Breon .lohnelte Brugman Jim Bushee .! a 3' iff I . ' x i u Jenny Briscoe Stun Brovonl Jim Bull Gail Burgener Pamela Caron , 4- : ' ' JeiTCarothers BobCarrabis ..n A Mike Brown Connie Burns Don Culsbeek X Airlie. Missy Castellanos Colleen Cates Frank Cauble Mike Chenaull ig Sandy Clark Carol Coker Deborah Collins David Collier Rod Cray Danette Creveling Cheryl Collum 1931 rr W ,,.- xv ' vu ff -. , -im X Sv ' 1' f 43, 5 Lisa Contos Denise Corbridge Pal Cuslidge Nancy Culver rv Linda Daley Scott Davis Sheryl Demers 1 . if' . Dorothy Denham Dave Dever Mary Dick Sam Dickerson ff 115 Randy Dillard Cory Dodds Tammy Doehring Aimee Dorion Dwight Doud Kathy Doughty Dave Dunn Delisa Ebbs Daniel Edwards Matt Eisenbarth J U N I O R , S Eric Eitemmiller ' Janice Estay is 'ii-ff was xi, ...- K.-A aa ,, 1 2? 1 Q.: , sa. ,, , x 'C' ff - if X, ix Q A t ' .. , ! If l Z 'fi' I K f S fr' if A 1 Karen Gerdes Ung Gia Stephanie Gates .SN g4L... Kent Goodell ,f Mark Gloch ,, wi M .H ' J X e .J 4.1 Tammy Gookin Dave Gregor Vickie Giusti Roberto Guillen Paul Govert Y rv, f Wanona Huge Dori Halliburton 1933 1 H 2 2 . A Ron Hamnlton George Hamby Dave Harger James Harrison Sonia Hayes :fx -9 ,- i f' A gs' , ' Mike Hays Donna Hazard Pamela Hemenway George Henderson Terri Henderson Q L QQ is if eh gl! .W .fx ,iw , X. '- - 1 4 4 1'-Qazw , was-uf .171 fr 25911 .P f --A-f :L ,' Fi 119 Mike Henry 1934 - CLASS OF 77 Tracy Herman Wade Henderson Bruce Hicks Julie Hillerich Patti Hoover Randy Huleva Harold Humphreys Jean Hildebrandt v Tom Hodges Nadine Holden Mike lssel Martin Hyde Anne Jenkins 935 Jackie Jones Jean Kalentkowski Jeanne Kearns Renee Kemp Karen Kennedy Kris Kozlowski ge X , Terry Lawrence Rick Laylon j Chris Leach William Leipold Rick Lewis Tracy Loving Debbie Lund Rod Lenzora Debbie Loewer CLASS 0F 77 I I ,. . Ei ,' A .K E Cindy Leach , iw F, 1 1 Barbara Lepori ge, Laurie Loftin Steve Macaluso Bob Martin Kelly Madden y I , 11. A fi Vivian McAlexander Ed McDonald Kathy Madsen Vivian McKinney 1936 Alan Maldonado Brian McBride Tom McMinn Pal McNemar John Millard 1937 James Miyake Dana Moler Carol Moore Debbie Moss Pam Moss Karen Moullet 1-4 fi V' ' Galen Miller Kathleen Millsap Mark Mills John Moreno Gary Morin Sonny Moritz Tim Naughton Karen Nelms Jennifer Nowak Cathy Olson 1 Greg Neal Gene Newhall '.,, I Tom Nusse 938 5 1 ,X W r. Claudette Nedonhon Bruce Norlhrup Patrick Ogg Steve Ostrem Dave Owsley Rick Pedlow 3, 1939 J an Pacheco Tony Paulakis . '-'Q i 'lf A Lisa Peel Mark Penner Carla Peterson f ik Jeff Payne Barbara Penncr Cheryl Peterson Steven Peterson Dave Pennington X az J im Pierce Bret Ramsey Robert Quirk ,.Y- - jx Jerry Rawson ? Paula Robbins Alan Rock 7, , Curmie Salvatore 5 Kelly Scott 'f K1 1941 1 Archie Samples Edna Sandstedt' f f Jerome Segar Gary Sell' A Kelli Sertic Kelly Shaul Lenny Shull Myron Shultz Perry Silva l Kent Silvesler Dean Smith A Tamara Stallknecht Denny Stupley magna ' X ki , k' ig-if-J. in Ti' I-f .I0niSmith ,, M, i X Kevin Smith Lenore Smith Susan Spark Afiifi ii A K W, .J , i .1- ' Ai, - :iff V! pe E lv 1942 -v Lloyd Steinman Joann Steele Cindy Steinert Karen Stevenson 1 H an ,J ' X , 2 1 . L f' . 4' Susan Stewart Billy Sudduth Kim Summers Steph Sundstrom Brian Swift as :V 'A Q. 9 John Swigart Denice Taken CLASS OF 77 Pam Takesian 943 if -Q Don Taylor Tom Taylor 1. f T X Paul Taylor David Thompson Dan Terry Yen Tran Cathy Uccelli 'Te T. Debbie Utley Debbie Vaughn David Vest if 'CW ..-v Sharon Washer Tammy Wells Linda Whisler Mike Wickes Charlotte Williams ii R .gt X fri ,V i' ... Gerry Williams Pat Vieira Cheryl W ebb Joie Whitton Mike Williams Diane Williams 1944 1 Steve White Deirdre Williams B V Suzie Wilson Dawn Winget Curt Wogberg John Willis Dusty Wilson Emily Wilson A ,,V Ikf in W ' ,, -- Mark Woolery Terry Worthen Marty Yeats . 3 w Q .l 1. W 595 Jw 1 'N . , .. v. ff ' as ir -ag, s i iii-zf Lynne Young Bill Zarker aff: - 134 Sue Ballon Marsie Casey Vicki Dove 'ray I xii e .e . .2 i Terri Burford Angela Burton - 1945 - Sheryl Clements Margie Corbett Mark Hykes Gerald Elgin Debra Jeakins Pam Kirkpatrick Sue Peterson Kelli Stone I 1946 Jeff Latham Christine Martin Brett Martin Lynda McCusker John Medeiros Denice Miller , ,' Lisa Padilla Lee Peer Darrell Peterson NOT PICTURED: Arthur Alvardo Leonard Blake Mike Blankenship Mark Bolf Denise Bowers Dale Brice Ken Brown Edith Bruner David Call Jeff Camp Kim Cardinal Mike Cleere Anita Coker Tracey Conder Cindy Conley Dan Cozzi Jim Craig Donna Craine Danette Creveling Carol Dale Terrie Danz Paul Davidson David Depaoli Donna Dickton Carl Doty Theresa Fisher L. D. Forman Samuel Geegee Ronnie Gibson J ay Gilbert Gina Gonzales Rodger Gorc Roger Gordo Judy Gwerder Lynn Hahn Phillip Hatch Fred Hodgson Tom Hogan Theresa Holt Clay Hard Liz Horman Bill Howell Denise Hunter Cindy Jennings Hatcher Fred Jones Robert Kaldor Patricia Kehoe Kathy Kesterson Carrie Keys Albie Keyes Karen Kruse Kris Kruse David Kulm Ken Kuykendall Gary Labranch J on Larson Cinda Lawson James Leach Mike Leipold Teresa Lenz John Linton Kelly Madsen Robin Madison Renee Madison Bernice Marshall John Marks Randy Martin Cameron Meyer Ann Miller Mary Miller Ray Morin Marian Moses Kathy Myers Linda Nash Tim Nay Thang Nguyen Anthony Ortega Artie Osborne Constance Otte Chad Peirce Gene Piccinini Stephanie Poage Laurie Wells Joanne Yau Alan Porteuos Sheryl Pruitt Bob Rhoades Tom Richey Corrin Rosasco Randy Rossiter Karen Rosling Lisa Ross Gary Salas William Samples William Saunders Elaine Schade Mike Scherer Albert Schweikert Shauna Searle Cheryl Seroski Sandra Slinger Fred Slusser Charles Smith Connie Spitzer Melinda Sullivan Larry Tanner John Thomas Lorraine Towner Timothy Troop Gla Ung Russell Vance Barbara Wadsworth Geraldine Ward Douglas Weaver Wayne Weaver Janis Webb Dawn Wehe Susan Wheeler Guy William Kevin Wolford Rane Zimmerli EDUCATORS Vincent Keele - Principal of Kate Smith Thomas S. Fee - 1956 - School Psychologist W.C.S.D.g Poet Elementary Schoolg Painter Ted Lokke - 1947 - Principle of Agnes Marvin MOSS - 1948 - Ad- Risley Elementary School es. rc ministration Assist. for Cur- riculumW.C.S.D. u , - -ff Pi. 4 TQ? 'vf . f 5 Mae DeNevi Inez Walker Ken Williams - Principle Reed High School JUNIORS THE BEST IS YET TO COME JUNIORS: iz OUR DAY WILL COME X , 1 S ca x w Ax OUR SOPHOMORES Danelle Robbins, Rep., Kerrie Borman, Vice-Pres., Janice Allen, FALL SEMESTER Sec! Tres., Rita McBride Pres. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Tony Melody, Pres., Lisa Allen, See! Tres., Suzy Davies, Rep., NOT PIC TURED Liz Burrows, Vice-Pres. SPRING SEMESTER J.Jackson - 1928 - With the Reno Eveving Gaz- ette 41 yearsg Naval Officer W.W. Ilg Managing Editor of the Gazette for 30 years. 5 , ig I' 3-iw 'S .ii - . K Y .ti e , 7 A f 6 i C f ' eeet John B. Uackj Streeter - 1938 past Reno D.A. St. V.P. with the Jr. Chamber of Commerceg Nat. D.A.'s AssOc. as an honor- ary life member Pres. and founder of First Commercial Title, Inc. Lenita Drew Powers - 1967 Gen. Asgnmt. Reporter and Feature Writer. Judge W. Beemer - 1929 De- gree in Electrical Eng.g Re- tired Ins. Exec.g St. Assembly- man for Washoe Countyg Justice of Peaceg Judge of Reno Justice Courtg In- structor Nat. College of the State Judiciary. By' George Keele-1966 Dep State Attorney General Journalism Eunice Cagiven Carol Crass y Eleanor Doan J Terri Galvin Marilyn Mattson Jones 19643 Editor for Playgirl Mag. Jean Rasmussen Procter Hug Jr. - 1949 - Served the Univ. of Nev. system for over 12 years in the following capacities: 9 yrs. elected member of the Board of Regents and served a 2 yr. termg Chairman of the Univ. of Nev. Board of Regentsg Appointed Special Dep- uty Att. Gen. of the St. of Nev. for the Univ. of Nev. Systemg served as Pres. of Young Democrats of Washoe Countyg served as Pres. of Young Democrats of St. of Nevadag Elected as Nev. St. Delegate to Amer. Bar Assoc.g Elected to the Board ofGovernors ofthe A.B.A. JOURNALISTS LAWYERS, JUDGES Lawyers Judges C't l Y Francis Cunningham 1909 Fred Nyckoff 1918 Gordon Foote l950 Sarah Harrison Brown Murray V. Dolan Wayne Capurro - 1958 1947 SOPHOMORES Leroy Abolinas Donna Adamczyk Cindy Aldous Janice Allen Lisa Allen Mike Altizer Leslie Anderson Jerry Austin Becky Bagley Tina Bonnenfant Toni Bonnenfant Debbie Ballingham David Bapst Robert Anderson Jerry Aney 1 James Butler Candie C adwallader Debra Carlin Blake Carroll Patricia Cleere Chuck Clement r ' r ' i A i E? ....,.s,, 'lp .--W , Q Renee Cobb Larry Collins Melissa Cornelison Rachelle Cothran 22:2 H 948 r, Z. 'iw Q Olsa Campos David Chisholm Mitch Cobb Terri Conder Randy Couch 1948 .B f Al Bates , X X Barbara Blackowske Dennis Barnes LeAnn Bechtel David Blake Brenda Bland sin. L Dave Blcdsaw Chuck Bradley Kevm Bohn Kerri Borman Jeanie Bowman Mike Blizzard , . Carla Brown Dorrie Brown Liz Burrows Jim Crawford Suzy Davies DiAnna Delashmutt Edwina Dodd Eugene Dolinski Steve Dow Robin Downs Ron Dunlap Anna Dunn Rick Duran 1 9 7 8 1950 ,Aw J Susan Dameron Lori Cray Denise Davis Robin Durnell John Duyer Loretta Fuitz Nancy Elgin Robert Elliot Patty Elwell Dawn Fenlason Michelle Ferro 148 l- Fernando Garcia Cheryl Gerdes Ellen Gilcharist Lori Garcia an ' -'I ,V 1 r l .... Suzie Girolamo Lesli Greenwell Mike Grunstead Cheryl Gravel 1 Dana Hage Robin Grupczynski Debbie Gurbacki I Teri Halliburton Given Hammer SOPHG ORES .lim Hahn Jeff Hail Mickey Hanks Jeff Harrison Randy House Laura Hoffman Will Harvey Scott Hawley is ia, HN 'i 3 Nancy Hayes Rhonda Herniak Polly Henderson Jake Herb Jerry Hembree Allen Herniak Kevin Higgins Joyce Hirschlield Judy Hirschlield - L Rod Holbrook Tammy .leakins Elliot Jeffries Tyla .lephson Dan Jimenez Diana Johnson Don Jones Laurie Jones Bill .lueneman ig J Victor Hursh Randall Hull Kristi Jasper l Q. ,- , J 1 Lucy Kurau Kelly Dale Karen Kimbrell rm 1, A 1, 151 1952 l Micheal Lan g Thersa Langhans Kim Learoyd CLASS OF 78 .5 i S L K ' N- 'X ,i Tara Knox Shelli Koelliker John Koski Chris Kurtz Dina Ladd Bruce Lane Jody LaPoint Kathy Lauri Gary Leach Ron Leite Jeaneen Lewis Randy Lewis 1953 Colleen Lightfoot Alexis Lloyd Teri Long ,AX I S Q .g , , D- 3' V s Jennifer Loughran ' ' James Mattox Mike Lund C M dd Randy Mayzes Terresa Maas D:.iyM aafdoldo Rita McBride Lisa Macias Dan Marin Dennis Mclntyre Marty Moritz v rub .-no ii Julie Meyer Chris Miller John Miller . -1 2 f .. Tina Miller I Eg. , . 1955 - .. 4- , . -' . x uw, si +1,.'Q .x . r , - Linda Miller 5 Theresa Miner f-,Ay- ,rj Tracy Moore lx. Cindy Montgomery Cindy Nelson Andy Montoya John Nimmo 'Qin fx ' 8 44 'fir James Nord J im Myers Terry Northrup lie 5 , , i li. ire M ax 5 Debbie O' Dell A W- I' n Q 7 ' Danny O' Brien Patti Nowak Kathleen Olds 155 Bill Orais . X X' 1 ,, . -,iz JH - r .,,'A. .Q ,- Bob Orr Mat Osborne 4 , -51 1 Robin Otteraaen Lynn Owsley Corey Pachnik .IelT Parsons Alex Pavlakis Diane Payne Laurie Payne Mark Peduzi ' ,-6 . fr f 'L A. 3 Bob Peri Bruce Peterson Lori Petersen Pat Pettipas Melanie Plummer 1956 Evy Piccinini Ted Plummer Robert Pratt Steve Ramos Cindi Rankin ?F'w.l 4 . u -2 James Petch Douglas Peterson Jack Placido Phyllis Porter E , we fl' 2 A .. ,f sg t ', -., ,,, af. .,,. ,o Cary Peterson Steve Phillips Rich Plummer Sam Prewitt Kim Randall in , .ru -W ,Q If ki Eric Rasmussen Glen Rasmussen Troy Rasmussen .lon Raw Theresa Rawson Robin Raymond Brian Remmerde Audie Rich I Bobby Rideout Carol Riggs April Ringer Micalyn Roberson QP 'EL Robert Robey Danelle Robbins 957 Patty Rollison Clayton Ross Terry Ryan Paul Scott Mark Ross Bob Salmon Renae Scott Lisa Sharpnack silo .A J R .wx li ,W Brian Ross Lon Rudy Darlene Sandoval Bill Seagrave lf' 53.- ,K , as Lori Rundberg Rick Sandoval Gloria Sharp Susan Sheley ul: , F lil' - 1958 Rich Siegfried Ronda Silva -r '95 Sue Smith Teri Smith ' ' Tony Smith Craig Smyres Jean Snavely S S who Thomas Soares Alta Sprague A 1 Af Lucinda Stackhouse S 'ff' V Q1 Linda Steele S, A ' ' ' s . ,fgw V . A - Annalee Steglich Helen Stempeck Colleen Stevens Deanna Steward .51 5. Ted Stockinger Darryl Stolt Dottie Storm Denise Strange Robert Sundstrom Dave Sutton Mike Suchanek Eric Tallmar. .lohna Thomas Donald Thompson ,.....?w I Doug Tillman Carol Torell v ', , V l if fl: r .- - ' A A L' X33 f : t 1. . - Gregory Tremblay Jim Trimbell X Debbie Treat f 1959 Marietta Trimmer Terry Vandenhende Cheryl Van Reeth C L A S Sl 9 O7 F 8 Mindy Wadsworth Cindy Walker Juanita Walker Lori Walker Renee Walker Janet Weis Mike Wells Stewart West W W iff. 1 Z E svl i Dann Wheeler Donna Wheeler Kevin Wheeler 1 Dave Whelan Y. V as Dave Aney Richard Bailey 1960 Qtr- Jamie Bauman Mary Bowling .Uh gif? 'Y'-7 Stella Conder Rick Guisli Lancine Brandt Sandy Brown Dave Carson Kristy Coleman , Q , N Albie Keyes Laurie McCusker Sharon Hogan af , , , 1.4 . lf ,re , if E Z hi.-fm Ae ' Lloyd Irby Becky Nlinch 1961 l John Montgomery Richard Quirk Lori Rudy John Schwarze Trina Schwarz Stuart Smith Michael Tanberg 'rlz Dean Treat Arthur White Bruce White Joey White Ron Williams 'K . I J, i-, 'Q Terry Vest CT? Not Pictured: David Adams Josena Aiello Elizabeth Allen Melody Allen Roger Amos David Aney Phyllis Bachelor Elizabeth Bagley Dennis Barnes Terry Barton Alva Bates Donald Boswell Ron Clark Bobby Clayton Larry Clayton Dale Cloyd Colette Cobb Allen Coleman Cynthia Conder Doug Cook Sean Cowan Dean Daniels James Davies Tammy Deshazer Frank Doty James Dyer Charles Dyke Paul Elkins Duane Farris Chet Ferrel Georia Guerrero Cindy Wilson 962 Marlon Harry Robert Hawley Ricardo Huerta Linda Hunter Jody Jewell William Jordon Glenn Kelley Ron Kernan Patricia Kesterson Tom Kesterson Kieth King Kim Krueger J im Langley Dale Loehman Kim Looney Debbie Love Rick Lustey Kenneth Luiet Terresa Maas Lisa Macias Rick Martins Richard McBride Dennis Mcintyre Tim Miller Bret Moore Brian Morgan Marty Moritz Dora Nelson Joe Olsen Vernon Ott ,fr Tha Win Kelly Woodhall Lorry Wright Kim Yates Jim Yelenich .lack Placido Melanie Plummer Dean Rams Karen Reaves Tonille Rickey Donna Rickey Lori Rundburg Jesse Sanders Clayton Scudder Elizabeth Sharpnack Shari Shaw Tim Shepershy Paul Smiraglia Everett Smith Vicki Smith Victor Smith Patty Stillabower Chet Stout Stuart Thomas Larry Thompson Hoan Tran Steve Vice Diana Vieyra Vincent Waddell David Wagner Mike Wallin Lucinda Wilson Carla Wiseman Michelle Yeager John Morrison Municipal Court Judge 5542? 1 ' N ' so x George Chavez Director of Personnel 8a Services SPARKS CITY OFFICIALS Jim Lillard Mayor 1 .. F Claude Cauble City Clerk - retired . 1, f SOPHOMORES ,-5 3 w 1 ixx E farm. .4 ' H w ,, . ,, 1 4. , ' ,RL 1+ X 1 78 IS GR EA T Cn. ' IN urn Q eekm, tous . 15.451 Cutum l5'1Q..x-- A Q. :J- , .5 :QMS Flag X Ti A .- , , TM 1, ' 5 'F' vu In as 'N WL' vl ns si Y1y'4 4 fs. '- D L in' 5 E4 x 1 ,. 4... , ws 1 :.,.. Z 5 mf xv f ff? 'S Q? QQ, THE FRESHMAN Freshman Class Ofticers First Semester - l950 FALL SEMESTER F RESHMAN 1-... --.M J e Lynn Evans, Vice-Pres., Julio Acum, Pres., Cydney Robison, Sec! Tres., Rick Haggerty, Rep. CLASS OFFICERS SPRING SEMESTER Cydney Robison, Sec! Tres., Bob Arneson, Pres., Denise Leach, Rep., Lynn Evans, Vice-Pres 169 1963 E '?msx BTA! A Pam Arneson Robert Arneson Randy Arnold Arthur Boyd Ron Auble Rowena Avery Susan Bailey Kelly Baker Julio Acum Ralph Adakai Marcy Agee Kristin Aimone Nanette Albiun C L A S S 0 F Rene Anders Greg Anderson Michelle Andrade David Andrews Penny Andrews Karen Baldwin Dennis Ball Dwain Ballingham Danette Baptiste Gail Baskerville Robin Bastian Jim Bauman Kevin Beachboard Bill Beedle Joey Benandi Charles Bender Craig Benson Don Bentley Bill Berry Tawnya Berry J ill Birdeau Mike Blackwell Susan Blalock David Bogan Cindy Brand Annette Briscoe 1964 Dianna Broderick Jeff Brooke Dawn Brophy .I ay Brown Mark Brown Robert Brown Christie Burgener ,,...,,.. Y 1 1' rl 1 l J .Q if , J, F. if 1. L, www ..4, . Isma Bustos Tammy Butler Mike Canfield Tonya Capurro Donald Cardinelli Lori Carothers Tony Case Eddy Castellanos Brian Ceccarelli Byron Chambers Sherri Chapman Karen Chavez Neal Chew Vicki Chicago .1 'sa is nf fre? 3 iiiffgl Marleen Christensen Sherri Christiansen Steve Ciszewski Lisa Coe Mark Coltrin Sandy Conley Reggie Corns Don Costa Tammy Cox Eileen Craine i clffg . fi John Crawford Greg Crobarger Tammy Cupp Bob Curtis Larry David Rondie Delsoldato Felicia DeMaggio Glen DeMers Tammy Dianda Dianne Dillard .Z Dwayne Dillard Vickey Dodds QBRKQ' Corey Ducker Shelly Ducker Jeff Doehring Terri Donau Rebecca Doppe Rick Dow as hs atm Joe Dufur Buddy Duncan Daphne Duncan Jim Dyer Ken Ehrgott 1966 gf Kim Eitehmiller Dianne Evans Lynn Evans Shirley Evans Lynn Farnworth Chris Farson Aaron Fausett Ronda Ferro Lani Fleming Patricia Fimby Lisa Fisher Muriel Fisher Shane Fisher Mike Florey Cloyd Forman Donna Forslund Pam Frantz Brian Fry Tina Garcia Andy Fowler Doug France Kimiko Fujii Pamala Gabriel 1967 as i i a i ' , ii, ,, fig- -1.. yo I l- Tina Marie Garcia Vincent Garcia Brent Garro Lorna Gerdes Karen Gibson Stacie Gillies Tom Gomez Robyn Gonnason Karen Goodell Leslie Graves Brent Greenwell Pat Gregory Mike Griffin Roxanne Grimm Sheryl Haley Richard Hall Mike Hamilton lra Hansen mg 4 ,-195, ' ! Mark Harry Robert Hatcher Rick Hayes Leslie Healy Rick Hegarty 968 Y-'F' fi if 3 -Z John Kennedy Susan Ketus Susie Knutson Susan Koski Patti Hendricks Robert Hendricksen Kathy Herb Laura Hewitt David Hill Mark Hinojosa Howard Hodges Doug Holden Philip Howard Rowena Huerta Janice Hull Roy Hykes Becky Jandebeur Randy Jones Marty Jordan Stephanie Jorgenson Tim Joslin Maryanne Karau Mike Kareck Maralea Kelly Todd Kozlowski Vernon Kutzer lrene LaForge Donna LaGue Connie Lambert Robin Lawrence Ron Laylon Denise Leach Mike Lewis Cindy Lopez Greg Luchetti Liz Luedke Jane Lutsey Shelly Mabe Sherie Madsen Harry M agure .lon Maldonado Renee Marin Richard Marquez Brian Martin 3 Richard Landers John Langhans Paula Lamrip Lance Larsen Q, ll , 969 V 'N Ron Masters Howard McAninch Wayne McElhiney Deborah McKee ii E! .M Terri Morrow Carole Moschetti Vicki Moss Dave Musselman Barbara McLaughlin David McVay Michelle Mea2her Sherrie Micmtscn Bill Middleton Cindy Millard Jim Miller Judith Miller Rick Miller Michael Miyake Bob Molino Liz Montgomery Robert Moreno Jackie Morris John Morris Ken Olsen Molly Osborne .1 + I. Mike Ostrander Brenda Ott Maria Pagni Phoebe Parsons Cindy Patterson Jeff Patton 1970 Jessie Natlress Bill Navas Kim Newton Dewey O' Brien Chuck Olson Michael Payne Shawn Pease Debbie Peralta Mitch Peroddy Tim Pettipas Bill Pichton Lee Pilling Kellie Pitts Heidi Player Karen Porter John Powers Sandra Presto Ike Price Aron Purdy Nick Quinomes Shelley Quintal Adam Raine Karen Rajeski Cheryl Rapoza Carla Rasmussen Todd Rasmussen Laura Raymond Terri Rhoads Maebelle Rich James Roberts Cydney Robinson Ron Root Ruthanne Rosier Don Ross Dave Roulson 97 1 3 Russ Rundberg Wendy Rutter Sonia Saldavia Leah Salmon Mis .J H ii 6 Chris Salon Mark Saunders Gary Schaaf ?Q??tt, V- !f'fu HU in 1. at .4 f 1972 iii' ,r ' Q, ei' , . :fig Q, l .aft fM.ftAg Q-N ' , .,, 6 ,M I . .' -,Q Zz f , QV , it 5 ' S S S S 5 - 5 WFS q5? .15 1 at 1 f,' 'Z m:VV ' . 3 U2Q?'f7Q g,: rrrrl t 525 iv i l f A Cindy Stanton Ricky Stebbins Tammi Steele Eric Stevenson Stuart Schlieve Carol Schofield Teresa Schunter Lisa Scott Joe Sequeira Mark Sharpnack Brett Shaul Joe Smith Kathi Smith Julie Smyres Darlissa Soares Randy Spencer Cory Sprague Sheryl Sprague Brenda Standridge Cathy Towner Trudi Trainor Carol Tredla EE CLASS OF 1 9 Frank Treece Cheryl Tremblay Charlie Trimmer It 0 x .5 Celeste Strassburg Cheryl Sudduth Steve Swanson Lisa Sydenham Patti Tanberg Debbie Taylor Donnae Thomas Tanya Thomas Myron Thompson Ray Thompson Gary Tickey Stephanie Todd with ,J Robert Stevenson Pam Stewart Kelli Storie Pam Strader Roy Stralla a 5 ' ll! i A-,Jn 1 me-1 ew lf' l '! Q 1973 -4 R ,Nl 1 Debbie Winson Mark Woodhall Michael Yau Mark Yoas Tina Troop Mary Ulibarri Joe Villatoro Wanda Vincent Sharon Vohland Wade Walker Blake Wallis Chris Walsh Lisa Waugh Tony Weatherly Susan Weaver Lori West Karen Wheeler Charles Whitmore Kelly Williams Nancy Wilson Todd Wilson Ruth Winget Dennis Winkler if gan-H 5 ,fl sy 1974 nw., - Shauna Aarstad Kathy Austin Tam Bell .32 ' , f : im? ua, 1 5' I V ', Kim Eubanks Ted Harris Elizabeth Jackson Ellen J ones Tim Biggin Randy Blum .lelTCloutier Duarte Correia Tom Cortez Susan Crowley Debbie Darby Shane Douglas Paul Dove Matt Eisenbarth 3 V My l CLASS OF 1979 Linda Offenbacher Steven Peterson Q59 YEL, S fdukf hm sr 1 5, .J A ,. 1975 Todd Lindberg Steve Madison Tom McNamara Sally Morin Mike Uranga Karen Young Nancy Young Aaron Zunino NOTPICTUREDJ Kevin Adakai Joann Amato David Anderson James Baker Joseph Beraroy Mike Bockelman Gerald Bracy Aaron Brazzanovich Darlene Bustos Cynthia Cathey William Champagne Tom Chenault Steven Christiansen Cheryl Clark James Coleman Brenda Corgan Feliz Cortez Kathleen Covington .lose Crutcher Evans Curl Robert Dalhaus Robert Dean Bill Dickton Walter Eastwood Susan Foster Gregory Frieke Sue Galyean Tommy Green William Griffith Paul Grubbs Jim Guenza Cesarion Guillen Connie Harris Johnny Hart Michael Hauptli Tammy Hefley John Holman Melvin Holt Sandra Hunter John Jackson Kim Jensen Lori Johnson Susan Johnson Carolyn Jones Evan Kastner Charles Langsford 'Martin Laursen Leonard Lund Keith Luyet Jeff Mackie Paul Manville Robert McLaughlan Bob Meyers William Miller Judy Munroe Terry Nay Richard Orr Manuel Ortega . Harry Parsons - Debbie Pierce Janet Pirtle Myron Platero Nancy Plummer Dodie Powers Larry Powers Jessica Price David Purnal Roy Rainey Tammie Ramsey Brad Reed Rebecca Riddle George Roark Robin Roberts Kevin Ryan Jennifer Shaff Pamela Shaw Pete Simeoni Sita Singh Edward Smith Jeff Smith Paula Standen Brian Stark Britt Stark Scott Taylor Mary Tietjen Lorrie Waggoner Joe Walters Jesse Weedle John Whittaker Dennis Wilkins Joseph Williams Toni Wood Melinda Yeager Beverly Younker Dan Younker SPARKS CITY OFFICIALS Tom Hill Sparks Police Chief MEDICAL SL MILITARY PROFESSIONS 5 I 3515651 33533 Dr. Thomas Pitts D.D.S. Bill Farr 33268. Sparks Fire Chief Q Dr. L.G. Jacob D.D.S. Medical Profession Ken Austin Gary Cecchini Dave Deidricksen Joel Glaser Clair Harper Harry Della Santa Arden Kemmel Perry Lambird Walter McPherson R R ck on o Edwin Cantlon Col. Alex Lemberes P.M.T. - Univ. Nev. Reno Military Profession Miriam Butler Floyd Edsall Floyd Gori Don Perrody Cliff Rock FRESHMEN ki , , ,,,, ri. 79 IS REALLY FINE -1: Q1 wifi, 11 f-Q., ,1 J Q fr. 2. f 4 5 e LM ff , K .fy -pf N 3- ,- Q, gig. f -. l'gi'E?' K Q - 1'-vs 3 , WS was OUR TEAMS B ,DQNI -f E, .Ll I I LEFT TO RIGHT' Mary Miller, Jaime Brooke, Diane Weis, Coach Blair VanOrden, Lisa Conlos, Beverly O'Gorman, Marianne Walker, Denise Davies, J an Pacheco, Cindy Steinert. ., , is-ffgi,,xT47Q'. 'E , if F' i bl mf- .U -. .amriw 'ka 1 1,g g.7,g'aA?-N E,-55 2' 1' I -, ' if,-as - Q- L- y ,f ,. .- 2' N.-1 'Q ' IEWQLHSQQE ' T T -.,,:A.,'z' - I ef ' Yds. . ,san F4 .' VARSITY TENNIS TEAMS LEFT T0 RIGHT' Don Ross, Cloyd Forman, Robert Engebretson, Lance Larson, Clayton Ross, John Langhans, John John son, David Mello, Mike Hays, Jeff Brooke, Coach Clyde Webber. 1- x ' 1 3, ' F -f ' , A l , ,KJEEQ g ey., +L 11 1 M- ' ' ' ' ' . - . ' A fl .-514 Leak? wg V - es. F ,g'f,ef, -, -v,-,,4:ag.5, -cf 15 :gp ,, . 1,5 ,tv-,1 V To ,gf Y- . i , ww' jg, L fgg, 12. ,,p.vE'w!E VARSITY VOLLEYBALL STANDING: Cindy Steinert, Dianne Weis, Robin Downs, Shelly Koelliker, Kim Randall, Coach Kathi Berg- man, Sandy Bettencourt, Darlene Frano, Sonia Saldavia, MIDDLE ROW: Mary Miller, Karen Porter, Kristi Burgener, BOTTOM ROW: Shelly Collins, Nona I-lage, Cindy Wilson. COA CH Kathi Bergmann Gwen Sessions Spiker! Setter Co-Captain . Shelly Koelliker Spiker Kim Randall Setter Sandy Bettencourt Spiker Karen Porter Setter Darlene Frano Setter Kristi Burgener Spiker N Cindy Steinert Setter!Spiker Cindy Wilson Spiker Robin Downs Setter Dianne Weis Spiker Mary Miller Spiker!Co-Captain Nona Ha e - - Setterg'Spikgr Saldavla l 1 w 4 1 194 - I X1 'Y i Fi 94' I' ali 'Q-, . 4- 1 , -' . R J ' fili X .bg r . -s fl I ' 'sewers' ff 'M -1 y - , itttt f .S sl X ' ' V, ' 0,111,555 ' k.1i'. li, 'lit , 1 K: ' f' - . S as L yrs . ': , N-Q 1 ' Ji in ,Vt I is ,mx S ... 'F C .L L , '5 - N i , gi , af x X-a 'l la -ai X .: :QA L VARSITY GOLF 1. N UR LEFT T0 RIGHT? l-Sandy Bettencourt, Lisa Peel, Lyn Evans. Kathy Lori. 2-Kim Summers, Pam Moss, Leslie Graves, Vicki Moss, Kelly Scott. COA CH.- Rosemary Girolamo In our time line we show the first Girls' Varsity Golf Team. This sport began in 1972 and Art Marciano was the SHS coach for this team. The team members were Anita Ross, Maureen Arnold, Shana Ains- worth, Gia Lee Ross, and Cheryl Weathers. .N I ' x 1 Q F Y -5 . , M, M l VARSITY CROSS COU TRY Q f I Q . X 2 2 , , . l i- fl--1... 'QF 4 E? , . LEFT T0 RIGHT' Lee Carter, Clay Mills, Dave Bapst, Tam Bell, Mark Sheldon, Jody LaPoint, John Leach, Craig Myers J COA CH: Gary Daniels 'fl 'i if 197 .mm p.... W X. gg 1973 ll l STATE , l ...a ff A CHAMPS ' xl- x X A Cross country became a varsity sport in l973. Sparks was the first state champion team. We were runner-up in 1974 and state cham- pions again in l975. In l976 we tied for the zone championship in the point standingsg but were declared runner-up by the officials who deleted the scores ofthe last runner of each team. We placed third in the state championship. I' 'IB 1. :mf-, 3. N. , r e.rft tl 3? 5' H fiiffgi Seize 6 ., rl, ehvwqm p , ,- .. N rf.. ' ' ' .gc 5- za '---.-:if. v , - r , W -- , ll' . Q 3335, 5 R125 gia., .. , , . e 1. 1, TEGSEHM- M-vs, S K-rfrsrririih-1' if - - fr, Aft W Ar., iff-f - - 2.u.1me1f- . '- sa-,wr .rg -iz 3 rf gg ffqftwg 5 .2 fa. - -4-fn ' ,. rr 'I A 1.25 .T I 1 irizffb V l,,. i-.llir'.. A Lx QQ., ew 1 E ws Qi 'W - l J.V. CROSS COUNTRY LEFT T0 RIGHT' Tim Biggins, Bruce Peterson, Jody LaPoint, Billy Jordan, David Bapst, Tam Bell, Dave Whelan, Gerry Austin, Robert Sundstrom 199 Here is our i948 Team, one coached by Tip Whitehead and AiF' Sorenson as Asst. A Our first competition in this sport was in l92l. Terry Naughton Bruce Bennett s. tgps Dave Garro COA CH: Jim Coverly I l . , you .1 Asst. COA CH: Tuffy,' Nevin .4 ,-.mi ' r7'l' ., . , j Asst. COACH: Ron Broderdorf VARSITY FOOTBALL STANDING: l-Van Bohman, Terry Naughton, Mike Chenault, Bruce Bennett, Tracy Herman, Rick Lewis. Dennis Mclntyre, Mitch Austin, Tony Melody. 2-Phil Kaiser, Rich Garretson. Larry Rand, Dave Garro, Randy Hull, Alan Maldonado, Jerome Segar. 3-Given Hammer, George Henderson, .lim Bushee, Don Taylor, Steve Hybil, Steve Hybil Dennis McIntyre Donald Taylor ha-A I I Tony Melody Given Hammer Van Bohman 4 Tracy Herman Jerome Segar L i al 1 V, 0 a gs ' ff' ' N X ' , , E . , I AA. gg , f f ' 1 'i Q4 sept. go .1 ' KH :M V 1'.'f'ijfff--W f ' ga I 1 ,, . ,kr ,zrl - rrr,-e . K f 4-,. v2?,'.,.,,L i -2,4 -1 .N ',:.L, A X e e 23? 1 ' f'fiQ'3f52a4 Q. ., 2 . 'uilix' 1. . - ,, g i -.2 'J' Qi 3.1-iw' 2' 'N'--greg 135.3 ': '.',--gf: V ' fiirifiiif-gg Q41 Eqiarawgf 1. .'QrW35-ifrsdfk. of lf. Richard Garretson Phil Kaiser , I 1-me A George Henderson Alan Maldonado , , X . l ll l Mike Chenault Larry Rand Jim BuSl1CC Mitchell Austin Randy Hull Rick Lewis HGMECOMING 1975 TOGETHERNESS IT E WAS THE ANSWER QUEEN: Kim Salvatore ' ESCORTZ' Bill Seavey THE COURT: X Marianne Walker Dianne Weis T Sk Vkjl E THE WINNERS ofthe Week Class 0f'76 'ffm V 31 N r Y: , Q V fm ' F4 A' 4 - x 1 V199 A, L fi-iw K. ,Mm--M 'fb S E N ' A ,FT --A ,- THE HALL THE CLASS THE FLOAT THE BIG GAME THE FUN SS .1 , f '- f '!t.jiU xx 94 T 7, ' ' ,,f '1 fry :-..,:,,.:. A ,475 J. . FOOTB LL .. . .Q .mi -'E' . X ' . - - 4 Y, . - , ..,' . +- . K 3, -- A+-, --., . 1 - . ,- . 4. 'ya . , f A... , ,A ,sa ,, , ' f 'ack , .1,. 1- ,V -+ ig .N-,ie '45-5, ' vu A , .H - . 1- - ,. . , , ei.f ,: .4 - . +'A',g ' K - va.: 4 ' M' -' Tf'P1-A'-f.,,.--,., f.. -U .1 ' r ' - ' - -v K' - V' 'iii A . '-'of' ' if . -. 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Ns-. -. 1. -4 Y., gg-4.t-.' 'W' .-f '5-2 f.,L..f ' LEFT T0 RIGHT' I-Jerry Hembree, Kevin Bolin, Randy Lewis, Steve Dow, John Moreno, Dana Moler. 2-Gary Leach, Mike Wickes, Blake Carroll, Lawson McCulloch, Bill O'Rias, Mickey Hanks, Sam Dickerson, Steve Phillips, Jerry Aney, Bruce Hicks. 3-Mike Glock, Dave Dunn, Gerald Elgin, Coach Dick Mathie, Coach Bob Mead. 4-Tim Blake, Randy Martin, Mike McKinney. 'W ,SlJkhAALRKSt:1?22Vl ., . r , Dick Matthie George Maldonado Our time line football team was the first one to play a- gainst other schools in 1922, At this time we were thought to have too small a student body to offer much compe- tition to other high schools which were much larger: so our main sport during our early years remained basket- ball. Bob Mead ,lb-51,3-6' .Jew R ll FROSH FOOTBALL r fi- ' ' ' , ff 9 55 4 12 . ' . ' 'i T, 5 t nt 1 il in f 3 -. C ? 5 ,fi g L 4 52' 1 Y -' f ' 'wg K 40. 1 2 f , -'egaij i 'T f' ' ,Q 53? sa t. U , ., . . as ff .. -5 of 4 1 A 1 A rt ' as . 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' - e -in .1 1 i s - 1 P '- 's t ,, , : , .' .' in L i' wg : v gm m ...I ,' 7 -' 7 f' ' Roy Stralla, Howard Hodges, John Dennedy, Joe Dulfur, Wade Walder, Tim Bowman, Tim Joslin, Ronny Laylon, Joe Segwira, Bob Arneson, Jeff Doering, Robert Moreno, Randy Jones, lra Hansen, Teddy Harris, Dave Musselman, Todd Wilson, Julio Acum, Bob Molino, Rick Dow, Brent Garro, Craig Benson, Chris Parsons, Rick Haggerty, Steve Peterson, Robert Yoas, Jon Maldonado, .lim Beatle, Doug France, Reggie Corns, Joe Paterno, Boyd Arthur, Coach Richard Holman, Brian Fry, Coach Tim Griffin, Dave Rautsen, Coach .lim McCuIlon. ma W Tim Griffin COACH Jim McCullom COA CH Richard Holman COACH One of our Iirst Varsity Wrestling teams- coached by Mr. J ack Batchelder in I969- took three Firsts 8: two Seconds in Zone. VARSITY WRESTLING ew ,. Q . Ewigy ' E 9-Ai LEFT T0 RIGHT? I-Bruce Hicks, Steve Phillips, John Miller, Jerry Mastelloto, Roy Stralla, 2-Frank Cauble, George Hender- son, Cam Dain, Rick Lewis, Van Bohman, Tracy Herman, Roy Hykes, 3-George Henderson, Rick Lewis COA CH: Jim Coverly big 2 K is f r ' ' Z? 2 1 ' A if ,,' iplwlst J , gg , ,LIIXKQL A A 4 ff Q Q-mx Ji!! .gh wa M x ' N M. 2 -Q-4--......,,L,, s . X W3 1 Ly ix ff 5 4, Ig 8 is V L Q E11 x if l E if A K- 4 V U V, l 3 1, Mi Wg ' ,T 5 U. ff Q K 1 . f ,, . ,, iq? 1 and n .,,, N, i, yr 5 7 gn: ' X . ll 'A f 3 . .J ,. ,,. fs 32 iw 1-3 COA CH: Jim Bryn JV WRESTLING LEFT T0 RIGHT? IST-Robert Robey, Ted Harris, John Langhans, Steve Dow. 2ND-Mark Harry, David Mussleman. 3RD-Coach Bryn, Jeff Doehring, Mike Griffin, Joe Dufur, Jeff Wogburg, Coach Tuffy Nevin. Y Susan Ballingham Sue Moss Queen 5-94 Lisa Frank Noreen Nevarez Cammie Churn BASKETBALL HOMECOM ING 1976 I. 1 . X ,, ., iii if' ' FIRST ROW: John Johnson, Brett Koelliker SECOND ROW? John Harvey, Bruce Bennett, John Leach Randy Heuer SEA TED: Dave Pennington, Bill Seavey, Dave Teglia, Pete Simeoni, Clay Mills - Manager Mike Chennault, Jerry Rawson. VARSITY BASKETBALL Tim Griffin HEA D COA CH Gary Daniels ASSISTANT COACH 3 U Time Line Picture - i956 CHA? NS I 4 1 I r -L i ei . i I Bill Seavey S eniorf Guard Northern Zone Champs: for the first time in I8 years in '56g we've won many sinoe. Bruce Bennett Senior! Forward John Leach Rand Heuer S eniorf G uard S enioryF orward John Harvey Dave Teglia S eniorf Forward S eniorl Forward 215 F gg Q52 el 'ef 'TEST ' '51 44 RAILROADER ACTION 5 SLJQ. K 431 J.V. BASKETBALL Dan Anderson TOP ROW' Paul Govert, Mark Glock, Clayton Ross, Albee Keyes, Sam Dickerson. BOTTOM ROW? Alan Herniak, Will Harvey, Robert Sundstrom, Charlie Evans, Dan Wheeler, .lake Herb, Tom Soares, Mike McKinney, Dan Anderson - COA CH COACH X L- -.- - The l940 Sparks High B Team won six of nine games. These forerunners of our present Junior Varsity Team gave SHS an idea of a continuation of Championships to come following our state victories in 1934, l935, and especially this year, l940. l Jim McCollum COACH 1 l TOP ROW: Isma Bustos, Robert Arneson, Julio Acum, Mike Miyake, Brett Carro, lra Hansen, Don Ross. BOTTOM ROW' John Kennedy, Wade Walker, Todd Hodges, Craig Benson, Robert Moreno, Mike Bock- elman, Boyd Arthur, Reggie Corns, Tam Bell, Larry David. FROSH BASKETBALL VARSITY SKI TEAMS ul 'at' LEFT T0 RIGHT' Paul Taylor, Dave Gregor, Don Taylor, Richard Bailey, V was Tom Raw, Jon Raw, Randy McDonald, Mark Mills, Jerry Williams, Steve WM Anderson, Rod Lenzora, Greg Anderson, Keith Riggs, Roger Holland, Kent Goodell. l . cswfgwf, , -b,, ,Ii 1 f 1,,1 LEFT T0 RIGHT: Steve Anderson, Paul Taylor, Lisa Peel, Cammie Churn, Roger Holland, Don Taylor, Mark Mills, Jon Raw, Lynne Evans, Randy McDonald, Cindy Walker, Greg Anderson, Dave Gregor, Tom Raw, Richard Bailey, Keith Riggs, Gail Burgener, Rod Lenzora, Jerry Williams, Kent Goodell, Diane Jackson. ,i'52...a:7' 1 vi 5 1? - au- ,sq 1' --w.',..,k . - , GIRLS SKI TEAM:LEF7' T0 RIGHT'Cammie Churn, Lisa Peel, Diane Jackson, Gail Burgner. Cindy Walker, Lynn Evans , 1 ' , , - ' ' -. V +-+-L '--H- ' J fifwn f 3'5 - nge n 5'-1ief'Q:ag,'5-qi . f . W- 3354531105 tif? jig X v Um, gf-. '-51 ' fs' gn: .if ' '. . 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Y ,f1T,,,4 , 4 X3 fEaE?iTkfX 'E rm EQisa?PWiigyE5?R5 ll 'f2f?WVF H HJ L K T: 1 -' ,-wrgf-: 1 ' 1 , N ' , 4 . I 3 1 ' ' f -5 -if f' if 5 3 9115? , I x , -.'l'f f A K , A be ,E x 1 'Egg 3?-A, f g 'fa1'Ti i W7T13'4f' , . X K. A 'wJ,, : E jliflkf ,fx 'gr V x 4 .K Q , V Y, . 'af V l 'kc .1 I ir 'Q W mf I 'T' .I ,'--15 - fb A Qi1 rf, w ! ' ff - L wg' sim iii Amr A Y was if - 3 ' A QZONQE 4TH GIRLS-CONF 2-8 W RD-ST 1 -4 by QQ Q 16 QS X THE CLUBS LEFT T0 RIGHT-BACK ROW' Harold Patton, Curt Sprague, Brad Aimone, MIDDLE ROW-Al Molino, Alan Rock, FRONT ROW-Bruce Westerman, Scott Davis, Susan Hanks, Gail Conrad, NOT PICTURED Terry Naughton, Rod Lenzora, Cheryl Miller, Mary Zonneveld , ip- ,f ., Ls., f 1-1 , M -, ,. ,. fy 933152 ' nv , , 1- - s ' N R t 1 4 2 F :rs QL 'L A ' N is-airy x 1 4 all A 1 dl I ,HM S fp M ,X s ,S 1 I ir gp V K vmunm - X' E el 'aa My ' A 4 X I G Ecology Officers: LEFT T0 RIG H F' Mona Wilson-Pres., Mark Sertic-Rep., Mike Kareck-Sec! Treas. ECOLOGY CLUB if LEFT T0 RIGHT-SITTING: Mark Penner, John Harvey, Mrs. Sill, Mary Zonneveld, Mark Sertic, STANDING-Mona Wilson, Miriam Aaronson, Mike Kareck, Ron Masters, NOT PICTURED-Marjorie Trimbell, Irene Pohlmier 224 AGGIE CLUB Aggie Ofiicers: LEFT T0 RIGH 71' Scott Davis-Treal Harold Patton-Sgt. al Arms, Susan Hanks-Sec., Bra Aimone- Vice Pres., Curt Sprague-Pres. .f I.. ks r ' X yy ,V Mr. Zunino Mrs. Sill-Ecology Club Aggie C1145 AdViS0f Advisor 'Vs Patty Elwell, Lisa Macias, Rita McBride, Cindy Walker, Lori Cray, Trimmer, Toni Bonnefant, Tina Bonnefant, Denise Davis, Liz Burrows, f FP Leann Bechtel, Tony Melody, Marietta Pat McNemar. ,img ,, v .Ml SCIENCE CLUB e l 1,1 Chris, Kurtz, Treasurer Denise Davis, V. Pres. Rita McBride, Rep. John Raw, Presidenl INTERNATIONAL CLU B LEFT T0 RIGHT' Brenda Bland-Sec., Stan Brovont-Pres., Mark S Woolery- Vice Pres., Teri Smith-Historian MS' Meredith Advlsor LEFT T0 RIGHT' Stan Brovont, Mike Wickes, Pam Caron, Mark Woolery, Teri Smith, Brenda Blan Dwight Doud, Tamara Stallknecht, Glen Phelps V.I.C.A. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mark Woolery, Brian Ross, George Hamby, Mark Penner, Randy House, Jim Petch, Tony Cozzi, Jerome Segar, Mr. Platt, Marty Roberts, Steve Yoas, Allan Portrous i f I lm. n.-mymf Tom Platt Ffe,Il'EQ'f5if1 -Q Q .4 Advisor BA CK ROW' Tony Cozzi, Randy House. Brian Ross, Marty Roberts, IN CAR-Jerome Segar 227 F.H.A. 1957 . W ,, , . J' - ,Q E , . I fi , f L ' '51 y A ' Q 9 5' Q n. is F . X3 'Q ' 5 f 5 wi by x i- ,If v Exim PE 5 5 R - I 3 Q ig I V FW. ., M' 5 :ik X I Q I 'T ! x ' it F, R L s X k rr fr FALL OFFICERS FROM LEFT' Debbie Jeakins Pro- gram Chairman, Joyce Rip- som SecfTreas, Sue Hanks Rep., Becky Parsons, Pres. NOT PICTURED Joni Mar- tinez V.P. SPRING OFFICERS FROM LEFT:Debbie Jeakins Rep., Joyce Hirschfeld SecfTreas, Sue Hanks V.P.. Joyce Rip- som Pres. F.H.A. FROM 'LEFT' Debbie Jeakins, Sue Hanks, Johnette Brugman, Sheri Rich, Rhonda Zenz, Lisa Peel, Tracy Conder, Joyce Hirschfeld, Judy Hirschfeld, Co- leen Lightfoot LEFT T0 RIGHT? Donna LaGue, Linda Daley, Carla Rasmussen, Barbara Lepori, Elliott Jeffries, Kathy Millsap, Stuart Smith, David Whelan, Brian Swift, Lori Bonham, Mary Tietjen Cheryl Taylor-A dvisor ART CLUB 1976 5 fi? . Q I 'yi li lf' Ne N , 1 A-L. TOP T0 BOTTOM, Barbara Lepori-Duke of Regi- nald, Stuart Smith-His Majeslies Commander of War- ing Nations. Brian Swift-KING, Kathy Millsap- Duchess of Windsor, Linda Berret-Countess of Monte Cristo. Elliott Jeffries-Courts Royallester 229 . .75 FALL OFFICERS NEVADA STUDENT ACTION I FOR EDUCATION SEA TED: Bob Curtis Sgt.-at-arms, Mrs. Potter Advisor-STA NDIN G Joyce Ripsom Representative, Susan Hanks Treasurer SPRING OFFICERS SEA TED: Bob Curtis, Robert Stevenson-STA NDING: Joe Segueira, Joyce Ripsom, Susan Hanks, Joni Martinez, Patty Cleere, Pam Strader N SEA TED: Bob Curtis Treasurer, Robert Steve! son, Sgt-at-arms-STA NDING Joe Seguei Representative Joyce Ripsom President, Susa Hanks Vice President FROM LEFT: Donna Skurka, Joe Segueira, Byron Chambers, Charolette Baker, Charley Falk, Kathy Austin, Pam Strader, Bob Curtiss, Terry Rhodes, Wanda Vincent FROM LEFT: John Prentice, Debra Jones, Micalyn Roberson, Lisa Smith, Carol Trdla, Robin Downs, Karen Rejeski LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FROM LEFT: John Montgomery, Dean in . Treat, Kelly Williams, Vernon Ott, Pat Cuslidge, Pat Nowak .i JUNIOR MASQUERS Valerie Leathers, John Koski, Shawna Wolford, Kyndall Breese, Jeff Parsons, Aimee Dorin, Lisa Coe, Lloyd Steinman, Tawyna Berry, Richard Poll- man, Robin Raymond, Lisa Padilla, Kathy Mill- sap, Tony Case, Laura Raymond, Maralea Kelly, Mary Dick, Stuart Smith, Barbara Lepori, Denise Miller, Tim Shepersky, Ron Clark, Joanne Yau, Lauren Peterson, Cheryl Aiazzi, Mike Fausett, Christy Coleman 51? 25 LEFT T0 R-IGH 71' Cheryl Aiazzi, Lauren Peterson, Mike Fausett Richard Pollm an Advisor Jackie M oore Coach LEFT TO RIGHT' Denise Miller, Richard Pollman, Valerie Leathers, Ruth Wingat, Tim Shepersky, Liz Burrows, Fred Adamsyks, Kerri Borman, Pat McNemar, April Ringer, Stuart Smith, Mary Dick, Joe Olson, Kathy Millsap, Joann Yau- NOT PICTURED-Kevin Higgins, Lisa Ross, Debbie Stevens I NATIONAL FORENSICS LE GUE N ff ui ,L 1 52 1 , 5 lz,.l aiizf Denise Miller- Vice Pres. J aque Moore-Coach Joann Yau-Pres. plain, ' R E 1, 1975-1976 k Q. NW Ski Club l940 LEFT TO RIGHT' David Gregor-Sgr. At Arms. .lon Raw-Sgt, AI Arms, Cindy Walker- Vice Pres. of Activities, Cammie Churn- Vice Pres. of Membership, Lisa Peel-Sec., Tom Raw- Vice Pres., Roger Holland-Pres, Don Taylor-Sgt. A1 Arms SKICLUB ima. ' Jim Hoch A dvisor ln 1942 Pep Club admitted more members to join and it enlarged greatly. Also in 1942 the girls wore white sweaters with a Maroon and Gold S , In 1948 Pep Club consisted of 55 members, buses were chartered so the girls could attend out of town games. This year Pep Club consists of over 100 members, and Pep Club is also sponsoring the Annual Fashion Show. fs First Sem.: Jan Pacheco-Poinls Chairman. Jackie Jones-Sgt. Ar A rms, Dianna Nelms-Pres., Cindy Allen-Sec! Treas. 1 Cindy Wall-A dvisor Janice Nicholas-Advisor Second Sem.: Miriam Aaronson-Pres., Evelyn Leabo- SecfTreas., Lisa Peel-Points Chairman, Karen Steven- son-Sgt. A! Arms PEP CLUB 1 if V f WSJ S - a GIRLS BLOCK S MAROON AND GOLD SOCIETY ' .ff . Girls Block S -l942 ,nfs -9-1-9-p-5-fn-i, ,. i ,J - pm, ,ww-,,,.-,,A .AW WW - . af Officers: Pam Moss-Sec., Gwen Sessions-Vice Pres., Mary Zonneveld-Pres. Advisors-Ms. Smith, Mrs. Girolamd R , he 4120 TOP T0 BOTTOM: Ms. Smith, Mary Miller, Susan Hanks, Mary Zonneveld, Amy Gallagher, Anne Jenkins, Pam Moss, Vivian McKinney, Nadine Holden, Barbara Lepori, Sandy Bettencourl, Darlene Frano, Cindy Steinert, Jamie Brook, Gwen Sessions, Susie Davies, .lanet Weis, Lynn Evans, Shelli Koelliker, Cindy Wilson, Nona Hage FALL OFFICERS: Paul Frediani-Treas.. Van Bohman- V.P,, Terry Naughton-Pres., Phil Kaiser-Sgtfal-arnis BOYS BLOCK S BLOCK S CLUB1938 raiser Gary Danielswr-idvixor .lim Coverly-Advisor SPRING OFFICERS: Paul Frediani-Treas.. Rick Holland- V.P.. Phil Kaiser-Pres.. Terry Naughton-Sgt.-at-arms 992 05 ACTIVITIES POWDER PUFF 75 FOOTBALL Star Spangled Seniors -VS- Nona's No No's ' - ,4 . 4. . r , xi, I I . N h : . I fijf ,ik V ' fr . ' Q 4 . A , FI.. .?5.1 H ,I x .i In-.ul 'Um 4 .A fi 13 AQ M 72- T' 'H Y' A . '9.'1., x ,' n R m V K . E , 1-if' 57 ' qi gt ' 9' JE' If 1 ,ax sp I EH W? A an if 3. :Q 1 - , lf lx jpx' - .x ,-34.3 -O Q, it I ' x I 1 ' tk- ' - M Y ' ' ' lt 9 6 Q., . -A ?fOifA V I f ' L' 2. .. .- N. , , ' , - , lliimblf Zviffggk-if :f. . . '5- WSF' a ging A .x 239 ASSEMBLIES CHRISTMAS 1975 AMERICAN FOLK BALLET UP WITH PEOPLE JUNIOR- SENIOR BALL 1976 Mm--f nan HAPPINESS ffNi1 SENIOR BALL - 1956 FRIENDS BUT MOSTLY . . . LOVE li.. 39 8 .. gm . if? :Sz 22-1 5 fa ,,,,.kf f at ff- X ASI, I iff? S .wggaili f y Q?frf.fsQ 'Cav Miguel De CervantesfDon Quixote . ManservantfSancho ............. Captain the Inquisition ........... and Robin Hood-1948 e -1 Richard Polman Advisor . . . . .Mike Fausett . . .Lloyd Steinman . . .Fred Adamczyk PedrojHead Mulleteer . . . ........ Tony Case Anselmo .............. GuitaristfPaco lnnkeeper's WifefMaria .... .. Dancers ......... ....... ...,.,Ted Harris ........RonClark . .Robin Raymond . . .Kristy Coleman , .............. ..... T awnya Berry .....AimeeDorion Adonza ............... Governorflnnkeeper ... .. ......Cindy White ........Joe0lson Dr. CarascofDuke ., . .... Brian Remmerde Padre ............ ..... J immie Miyake Anlonia ......... ...... L aura Raymond Housekeeper .... Barbara Blackowske Barber ...... ........ E lliott Jeffries Jaun ...... ..... J ohn Koski Prisoner ..... .... B ob Rohades lnnserva nt ..... ........ L isa Coe Directed By ........................ Kerry Farmer an they relax Hood -saamnzlnn A- 1 amaze 1 N t XJ I :saeffu . x 'C-4 EH? STRING 41 ENSEMBLE xxx. ,A I ri . , ' , IQ' X 4- - l 5 : - ' , -'N 4 .v .- , NH-S Q IV 5 r - P ' 1.55571 'F ' ' tk, ' SM .A X K: - mx .M h U CONCERT BAND 'nw PARENTS .Q 'mxcnl ,h. Xi n g. lj 'S ix N i' ' NW 1 - l 4 SPORTS BANQUET. . . BOOSTERS. . .AND OPEN HOUSE. . . - - ..-, f -f S ww - A O , EY L N ' , ' 5 i ' X E Q, H 3 Q Q99 Q, eff be iv OUR FACULTY AND SPECIAL SERVICES vlax Rea Kindall 1 H Mayvonne Wilkens A Y i l Lois Paulsen .I an Nicholas Y Carolyn Kuykendall i v - Neil Fockler Teddyanne Keele Mary Ellen Van Lydegraf Barry Cunningham 5 Lx The two distinguished teachers from our past English Dept. faculty are Miss Alice Maxwell above-who was later honored with a school in her name-pic- tured here in l924 and Miss Eve- lyn Mantle in 1959 a friend, ad- viser, and teacher here from the late 1930's to the middle l960's. Richard Holman Sandra Batchelder Carolyn Dondero 249 250 N Edith Crawford Tom Hasperis Leola Tucker 5 .I :Q .i Micheal Horan BUSINESS DEPT. Janet Simpkins Margaret Hart in l956 was our Library Science teacher, Librarian, as well as a teacher in the Foreign Language Dept. Her duties in the Library area began in l95l although she began teaching at SHS in 1948. A second distinguished Librarian-not pic- tured-was May Garrison who retired in I949. Cindy Wall Hazel Potter LIBRARY SCIENCE. 1? 345921 'L - SGI' 1, Q ,Q-' ' V.. ' 1, 65:1 ' .U K I ' ,Qg.51Qs'. - by 1- S' wt:-as AQ, I A -,xyw Gladys Hamm in l956, an outstanding example of our past Math Dept. faculty members. James McCollum l Dan Anderson M DEPT. Art Marciano Kenneth Stick Marjorie Sill Lucille Stone . -ye, Procter Hug was an early athletic P.E. director SL coach pictured here in l935 when he lead us to the State Basketball Title and runner-up to Las Vegas in football. He later became Sparks city school Superin- tendent, a job that included being the high school Principal, then when the county unified the Superintendent of Washoe County Sch. Dist. George Nelson 'S 1 Kathi Bergmann P.E., HEALTH, 8L DRIVER'S TRAINING Ron Pagni DEPT. 252 Florence Hartung pictured in I964, the year of her retirement, was first noted in our l947 edition. Her ability was as great as her length of servicep Li L ,fi at 'y in ix i ' it Gary Daniels Jim Coverly 9 , William Kengla Ray Gonsolves Florence Hartung. R.N A Dick Mathie SCHOOL NURSE Evelyn Fleming Rita Smith fs, L, Q r r Velva Trulove from our I964 Terminus and John Gonda in I972 are the Govt. and Hisi tory time line faculty members who did more than just teach classes: John in coaching 8: Velva the Honor Soc. Donald Smith Ross Salmon Tim Griffin Al Birmingham Jack Batchelder SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. 4 Fred Reichman Dept. teachers whose excel- lence has been extended to duties as a school Principal. Glen Lewis Vincent Keele in 1956 one of many Science Sam Eliades SCIENCE DEPT. Floyd Caskey . - , 93 Edward Zunino James Bryn R.O.T.C. DEPT. Miguel .I acobsen Judson Relchman E Our time line features two very special Art teachers who . developed' the creative plus of attitude and technical Cheryl Taylor ability in their students through the means of their enthusiasm and inventiveness. Mrs. Dora Groesbeck, here in the 1920's developed an Art Play along with her teaching duties 81. Mrs. Ronda Fogo, who revived the Art Club, pictured 1972. Kelth Skogsberg Richard Pollman COMMUNICATIONS DEPT. Lucille Clark MUSIC, DRAMA, ART, SPEECH, 8L PUBLICATIONS Mr. Darrell Winters a music teacher at SHS from l940-l964 with the exception of several WW ll years was noted for the excellence of the student musicians and singers he taught 8: direct- ed. Mr. Felton Hickman our second distinguished music teach- er from l97l-'74 also developed a number of quality musicians. Mrs. Eve Loomis was a Drama teacher and an adviser to the Junior I Masquers, the drama club. Pictured in I964 she also taught English. Ron Legg Rosemary Girolamo JeriTedrowe Y . 1 . s SPECIAL EDUCATION at -e W R DEPT. an 'fo ' Xa' r f- ' i l George Rogers 1 Rachel Melody Teaching Assistant K a w UW r ML w s- , - - A- F In u f -Iv, . X F?-' or 3, at , A G S -' V 5 4 -1 of J T ' '-m..,,.,. -. 258 f b Waldo Hastings in 1956 an Boyd Yasmer in I972 our Dr. of Motors, in Voca- tional Auto. James DeWitt Present Faculty Who Attended Sparks High Dan Anderson Barry Cunningham Carolyn Dondero John Flynn Orsie Graves Teddyanna Keele Max Kindall George Lish Jim McCollum Georgia Nevin Ron Pagni Tom Platt Larry Scott Lucile Stone Donna Biggs James Hoch I.A. teacher at SHS for over 20 years. Thomas Platt INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPT. Georgia Nevin Larry Scott George Lish FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPT. Rosemarie Anderson Miss Mae Denevi 8: Mr. Noel Park- hurst in 1972 were two of our foreign language specialists. Miss Denevi was then Dept. Chairman 8L our Terminus adviser. 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