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VOLUME 59 - 1978 s LBERT M. LOWRY HIGH SCHOOL WINNEMUCCA NEVADA

TABLE OF CONTENTS THEME 2 DEDICATION 8 GRADUATES 9 UNDERGRA D UA TES 33 ORGANIZATIONS 63 PERSONNEL 103 SPORTS 113 ACTIVITIES 137 STUDENT LIFE 147 ADVERTISEMENTS 155 INDEX 181 HUMBOLDT COUNTY JUVENILE' SENIOR PROBATION SUPERLATIVES

MOST INDEPENDENT - Jeff & Lori

WOLF & FLIRT - Amy & Jon

BEST LOOKING - Mimi & Ron

MOST INTELLIGENT - Eddie & Donna

10 ART CLUB

Members of Art Club are Jackie McDade, Lenora Lyon, Gina Jenista, Teri Clausen, Joe Urban, Liz Botkin, Edna Murillo, Sonia Murillo, Ranae Lane, Larry Palmer, Kurtis Betz, Mark Gough, Kathy Lane, Tammy Baumeister, Joe Buchan, Jerry Hetrick, Jennie Buchan, Tom Baumeister, Mary Lee Baumeister, Kay Clelland, Rory Upshaw, Lisa Bell, Teresa Bankofier, Jasper Begay, Trish Leavitt, Linda Trakas, Lisa York, Janet Valle, Karen Buckingham, Jodi Baker, David Johnson, and Betty Seward. The President of the club is Liz Botkin, Vice-President is Joe Buchan, Secretary-Treasurer is Tammy Baumeister and Student Council Representative is Jackie McDade. Art Club participated in Homecoming with their skit coming in first place and their float in second place. They had an Art Show on April 7, and April 8. They also sponsored Almost Everything Goes on May 19. \

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101 PERSONNEL

r THE PEOPLE

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Robert Scott Board of Trustees: Don Jones, Dave Bell, Jeanne Lasa, Lyman Schwartz, president, Superintendent Don Stoker, William Hooft, clerk; not pictured, Warren Scoot.

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Jeannette Clausen Sandy Harshbarger Inez Taylor Mary Yrueta Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary

104 Compliments of CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITY BEHIND THE SCENES

James Porter Joe DeArrieta Donna Legarza Principal Vice-Principal Secretary Student Council Advisor Athletic Director

This past year we added four new teachers to our staff. We'd like to say welcome to Mr. Caldwell, Ms. Evans, Mr. Rhinehart and Mr. Wohle.

Another new comer who we appreciated was MaryAnn Hammond. MaryAnn being out of high school only two years herself loved us so much she just had to come back. Well, you know what they say- "They'll always come back for more".

The students became a little upset this year since the roof kept leaking on them. One particular student must've told Mr. Porter (Peter) to take a hike. Mr. Porter, they didn't mean it literally.

Finally they tore off the old roof and began fixing it with all kinds of yucky, smelly junk. Several girls still haven't washed all the tar out of their hair.

Exciting events that have taken place here in Buckaroo Country were the first tournaments for varsity basketball and varsity wrestling.

Maybe Mr. Winans Buckaroomania is working after all.

laryAnn Hammonc BUCKAROOMANIA???!!! Secretary

Compliments of CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITY 105 OUR ADVENTUROUS FACULTY I

The most Adventurous i&z member of our faculty- Pete Porter for his HHT^^ " 30-Mile Midnight Stroll!

Clyde Andress Katharina Brown Sibyl Butcher Chuck Caldwell Advanced Biology American Literature Librarian Agriculture Student Teacher Biology English II Winnada Adv. Geology German I & II Honor Society Adv. World Literature

106 Compliments of BILLINGSLEY MOTORS Lori Echevarria Girl's P.E. Wayne Clark Block "L" Adv. Band Jeff Dwyer Buckarette Adv. Choir Michel Costa U.S. History Cheerleader & Songleader Adv Elementary Band Spanish I, II & III Freshman Basketball Coach Girl's Track Coach Stage Band Spanish Club Adv. Head Baseball Coach Head Girl's Basketball Coach

Shirley Evans Leisa Findley Tom George Bill Jeanney Vocational Education Aide Algebra I & II Agriculture Structures English I Calculus Animal Science English Reading General Math Basic Agriculture Ass't Wrestling Coach Geometry Farm & Ranch Management Head Football Coach Freshman Class Adv. Ornamental Horticulture Math Club Adv. Range Management Wood Shop F.F.A. Adv.

Compliments of BIG 0 TIRES 107 Gwynn Morgan Home Economics Interior Design Dress Design Life and Society Logic and Human Survival Ralph Markus Child Development Rulan McGil Earth Science Nursery School Bill Knight English II Physics Cooking Auto Shop Orientation to Living Physical Science Sewinq VICA Adv. Sophomore Class Adv Science Club Adv F.H.A. Adv.

Arlene Myers Pauline Nelson Frank Oxborrow Joe Pedrojetti College Prep Business Law Counselor American Government Creative Writing Shorthand I Head Wrestling Coach English IV Typing I & II Ass't Football Coach Speech Sophomore Class Adv. Mat Maid Advisor Drama Honor Society Adv. Senior Class Adv.

108 Compliments of DELONG TRUCK LINES Dan Rhinehart Advanced Math Algebra I Susan Rorex Chemistry Art I, II, III & IV Jim Salmi General Math Senior Class Adv. Boy's P.E. Geometry Art Club Adv. Pam Roth Boy's Track Coach Freshman Class Adv. Girl's Volleyball Coach Vocational Education Cross Country Coach

Kim Seedman Steve Swecker Mark Winans Henry Wohle Speech Therapist Book-keeping Environmental Science Driver's Education General Business Health Wood Shop Record Keeping World History Head J.V. Football Coach Typing I Head Basketball Coach Office Machines Pep Club Adv. Girl's Golf Coach J.V. Basketball Coach

Compliments of CLUB BARBER SHOP 109 BEST DANCERS - Jerry & Debbie

SHYEST - Tony & Susie

BEST DRESSED - Stuart & Julie

FUNNIEST - David & Theresa

MOST TALKATIVE - Joe & Margaret

11 "Pete" Porter learning to read around the turn of the century.

Me9 Promoted to Principal?

I heard that sunshine and fresh air are good for growing hair. See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.

110 Get off the can and on the stick.

Sure, I'm sure.

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Cooks are: Alice Dolan, Mary Ann Echevarria and Marge Spero.

The Buckaroo Chefs for the 1977-78 school year were herded under Alice Dolan. Her compadres and fellow CUSTODIANS workers were Marge Spero and Mary Ann Echevarria. They came up with some new and ingenious ways to fix grits this year, even if they often had peas two or three C times a week and got a little flamboyant with the chili powder. The food from Alice's Restaurant will live long O in the minds of the outgoing seniors, teachers, and dropouts, while you underclassmen still have at least one year left to taste the scrumptious delicacies put out U by the Lowry High Gourmet Kitchenettes. R

The pictures may be small, but their brooms and vacuums aren't. Just think what life without them would be. Who would show last year's junior class how to wash the windows after the prom, make all the chalk-, black-, and floor-boards clean, and who else would get called over the intercom at least five times a week? To say nothing of the fact of broken windows, dead birds,

and sunflower seed Joe Arana James Mosley Claudio Yzaguirre shells. So in appreciation, next time you see a Custodial Engineer, say Thanks. Compliments of BILL'S NEWS STAND SPORTS SUPER SEASON AT 15-2

Row 1: Jeannette Chikami, Debbie Mentaberry, Julie Row 2: Mgr. Chris Tarter, Lisa Bell, Kathy Neary, Tipton, Theresa Owens, Jeri Schwartz, Cindy Falen. Stephanie Mulleneaux, Betty Seward, Coach Lori Echevarria.

Season Scores 36 Elko 27 36 Carlin 27 34 Elko 25 52 Austin 4 49 Battle Mountain 33 77 McDermitt 10 44 Carlm 45 60 Austin 14 51 Battle Mountain 44 5b McDermitt 13 41 Carlin 39 54 Lovelock 34 39 Elko 35 52 Lovelock 13 39 Yerington 37 39 Fallon 23 35 Douglas 37

The average points per game are as follows: Tipton- 13, Seward-11, Owens-7, Schwartz-6, Mentaberry-5, Chikami-5, Falen-4 Bell-4, Neary-4, Baumeister-3, Mulleneaux-3.

114 Compliments of GARY BENGOCHEA AND FAMILY The varsity team brought home the first girl's basketball trophy ever at Lowry by winning the Carlin Tournament. The season progressed with 13 wins and 1 loss and going into State Tournament they were rated No. 1. Their dream of playing in the championship game came true only to be defeated by Douglas 2 points in overtime. They had an average of 47 points per game and their opponents had an average of 27. This team will long be remembered at Lowry for the will to win and the effort to try!

Compliments of UPTOWN MARKET 115 BB'S GUN DOWN OPPOSITION

First row: Karen Billingsley, Anna Gonzalez, Jackie Chikami, Susan Kniep, Roxanne Hesterley, Joni Clausen. Second row: Chris Tarter, Tammy Baumeister, Lori Stoker, Janet Valle, Robyn Beaman Cheri Fry, Coach Echevarria. Not pictured: Dani Baum.

SEASON SCORES 43 Lovelock 26 Elko 26 Austin 32 Battle Mountain 32 Carlin 25 Battle Mountain 31 Carlin 35 Lovelock 33 Elko

SEASON RECORD 7 wins, 2 losses

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C.C. KEEPS TRACKING

Row 1: Ruben Salas, Tim Grady, Jeff Marcinik, David Brown, Eugene Brown, Troy Taylor. Row 2: Jerry Thompson, Gabriel Jurado, Tony Murillo, Scott Kracaw, Sam Johnstone, Larry Palmer.

State for Cross Courtry this year was held in Stewart. The team took seven runners to Stewart: Jeff Marcinik, David Brown, Ruben Salas, Tim Grady, Gabriel Jurado, Troy Taylor, and Eugene Brown. Jeff <5 Marcinik took a medal for third, David Brown for ninth, Ruben Salas for fourteenth, and Tim Grady for sixteenth. Overall the \ team won a trophy for second I in State. They also won a second place trophy in the Austin meet. These two trophies are the first ones the team has won in three years. A great year for the Cross Country team.

118 GOLF TEA M UNDEFEA TED

Row 1: Sarah Cole, Karen Dugger, Debbie Hatch, and Brigitte Bosch. Row 2: Steve Swecker, coach, Tauna Johnstone, Monica Vesco, Gina Jenista, and Julie Warner.

This year's girls' golf team was highly successful. They remained undefeated in AA play and placed third in the Northern AA and AAA Zone tournament.

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12 BUCKAROOS PUT ON

Members of the 1977 Lowry Varsity Football team are, Third row: Allen Seals, Doug Stuart, Rory Upshaw, Tim left to right, front row: Stewart Warner, manager; Allan Robinson, Allen Armstrong, Dave Aranguena, Head McKinney, Lee Bosch, Dave Elizondo, Jerry Hetrick, Coach Jeanney. Fourth row: Chuck Higley, Jeff Johnson, Loyal Gibbons, Rudy Salas. Second row: Asst. Coach Larry Blaylock, Rick Norcutt, Mike Schroeder, Ray Pedrojetti, Al Urban, Dave Cannon, Rolfe Schwartz, Joe Turner. Fifth row: John Gerhart, Tony Mentalberry. Buchan, Jeff Clark, Tony Beaman.

SCORES

9 2 6 Lovelock Lowry 26 Lovelock 9, 16 12 Hawthorne Lowry 21 Hawthorne 9 23 13 Fallon Lowry 12 Winnemucca 9, 30 31 Douglas Lowry 9 Winnemucca 10/7 28 Elko Lowry 6 Elko 10 15 25 White Pine Lowry 28 Ely 10 22 67 Manogue Lowry 2 Reno 10/28 62 Yerington Lowry 0 Winnemucca

120 Compliments of HUMBOLDT SUN AN A WESOME SHO W

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122 Compliments of THE MUSIC STORE SCORES

9/10 Home White Pine 28 Lowry 18 9/16 Away Howthorne 0 Lowry 43 9/23 Home Fallon 26 Lowry 12 9/30 Home Douglas 36 Lowry 6 10/7 Away Elko 6 Lowry 7 10/13 Away Fallon 24 Lowry 16 10/22 Away Manogue 12 Lowry 21 10/28 Home Yerington 12 Lowry 34

SCORES

Top row: Wallace Baum, Tony Meadows, James Autrey, Danny Pearce, Chuck Smith, Ric Grantham, Paul Kerr, John Nachiondo, Steve Lopes, Pat Schroeder, Brian Mark Gilbraith, Joe Botkin, Alan Brugger, Alex Moravec, Grant Foster, George Miller, Wade George, Davidson. Bottom row: Curtis Upshaw, Lance Lopes, Ty Tom Riggs, Manager; Coach Henry Wohle. Middle row: McDermett, Alan Davis, Casey Arciniega, Michael Assistant Coach Jim Cannon, Ruben Salas, John Begay, Harmon, Ken Roybal and Robert Neary.

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Compliments of NEVADA NATIONAL BANK 123 LOWRY WRESTLERS RACK

This was a great season for the J V Wrestlers this year. They took first place in the Independence Invitational Tournament and they had an overall record of 9 wins and 3 losses. Their season ended with the 1978 J.V. State Championship, where there were four first place finishes: Robert Neary, 95 lbs; Wade George, 154 lbs, Steve Lopes, 175 lbs; and Stan Lau, 165 lbs. Congratulations

124 Compliments of GENE AND LYLE DAVIS INSURANCE P BEST RECORD YET

SCORES

33 Elko 33 22 Fallon 35 12 Yerington 56 33 White Pine 26 34 Douglas 30 23 Elko 28 18 Yerington 46 43 Hawthorne 21 52 Hawthorne 12 32 Douglas 26

In tournament play the Bucks took 3rd in the Elko Invitational, 4th in the Buckaroo Invitational, the Carson Tournament, the Douglas Tournament and in the "AA" State Tournament. They also finished 10th in the Sparks Tournament.

Al Urban took first place in the State Tournament in the 191 lbs. division. Other finalists were: Doug Stuart, Heavyweight, 2nd; Ray Turner, 165 lbs, 2nd; Wally Baum, 175 IDs, 3rd; Alan Davis, 133 lbs, 3rd; Robert Neary, 95 lbs, 4th; Ken Roybal, 120 lbs, 4th; Scott Kracaw, 127 lbs, 4th; and Rick Norcutt, 145 lbs, 4th.

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Compliments of GENE AND LYLE DAVIS INSURANCE 125 Row 1: Sam Johnstone, Ken Roybal, Scott Kracaw, Alan Davis, Ruben Salas, Stan Lau. Row 2: Ray Turner, Wally Baum, Gabby Jurado, Jasper Begay, Tony Murillo, Robert Neary, Paul Kerr, Al Urban, Doug Stuart. WRESTLERS GIVE 100%

Row 1: Danny Pearce, Mike Guzman, David Ringheimer, Jesse Martinez, Tom Venable, Tom Hammond. Row 2: Chuck Higley, Wade George, Joe Botkin, Steve Lopes, George Miller, Ty McDermett, Karl Baker, Jerry Johnson. Row 1: Coach Susan Rorex, Jodi Baker, Wendy Harmon, Anna Gonzalez, Debbie Hatch, Tammy Kelsey, Mgr. Kathy Neary. Row 2: Betty Seward, Chris Tarter, Kim Poche, Kathy Lane, Dani Baum. Not Pictured: Theresa Owens. VOLLEYBALL SPIKES IT UP

Row 1: Crystal Leon, Ranae Lane, Lenora Lyon. Row 2: Jacque Henley, Debra Newton, Leanne DeMattei, Janet Armstrong. 128 Compliments of T.G. SHEPPARD CONSTRUCTION H i (|] 4 4

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Compliments of SHEPPARD RENTALS 129 J.B. S.M. K.C. LB.

13 GYMNASTS CAPTURE STATE

First row: Robyn Davis, Mickey Bidart, Brigitte Davidson, Gina Jenista, Ruthie Horton, Tina Jenkins, Tauna Johnstone. Second row: Coach Billingsley, Cheryl Frazier, Denice Burrow, Denise Michelson, Tonya Thompson, Holly Hornung, Karen Billingsley, Jackie McDade, Lisa Bell, Janice Visger, manager; Coach Garijo.

Led by Cheryl Frazier and Holly Hornung, the Lowry gymnasts won all but one of their dual meets. The depth that both divisions gave the team allowed it to win its first state championship. What else can be said except they are the best in the state.

Lisa Bell Mickey Bidart Karen Billingsley Denice Burrow

130 Compliments of DESERT MOUNTAIN SURVEYING CO. Brigitte Davidson Robyn Davis Cheryl Frazier Holly Hornung

Ruthie Horton Gina Jenista Tina Jenkins Tauna Johnstone

Jackie McDade Denise Michelson Tonya Thompson Janice Visger

131 BUCKS GRAB AA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COACH MARK WINANS

RON BANKOFIER JON DECHAMBEAU BRET GONZALEZ GUARD FORWARD GUARD

ROLFE SCHWARTZ JIM VISGER TED WILLER GUARD CENTER FORWARD

132 JOHN GERHART - FORWARD LOUIS KELLY - CENTER STUART MOORE - FORWARD

RUDY SALAS - GUARD MIKE SCHROEDER - FORWARD DENNIS WIRTHLIN - FORWARD

12 2 Home Wooster 66 Lowry 77 This was not a year for basketball fans in Winnemucca to 12 3 Away Reed 55 Lowry 66 get very excited. There was no one superstar player, no 12 8-10 WINNEMUCCA INVITATIONAL 12 8 Home Fallon 58 Lowry 70 dazzling court performances to bring a crowd to its feet; 12 9 Horn* Lakeview, OR 59 Lowry 66 just a team that played consistently and won steadily. 12 10 Home Reno 65 Lowry 56 Indeed, consistency is a good word to describe this team. 12 16 Home Sparks 60 Lowry 79 Although Bankofier and DeChambeau tied for top scoring 12 17 Away Lovelock 59 Lowry 117 12 19 Home Lovelock 35 Lowry 82 honors with 14.8 points per game, Wilier, Gonzalez, and 12 27 Away Mariposa, CA 60 Lowry 79 Visger were right behind them, all with double figured 12 28 Away Yosemite, CA 53 Lowry 109 averages. Visger connected on 56% of his field goal 1 13 Home Yerington 63 Lowry 80 1 14 Away Hawthorne 71 Lowry 82 attempts while the other starters averaged around 50%. 1 20 Home White Pine 62 Lowry Bl Wilier shot 86% from the free throw line while the other 1 21 Home Elko 65 Lowry 83 starters shot 60% or better. These overall high averages 1 27 Away Douglas 63 Lowry 77 1 28 Away Yerington 67 Lowry 63 make for a very balanced attack. Although their opponents 2 3 A,\.r, Fallon 80 Lowry 90 averaged a deceptively high 60 points per game, this 2 4 Away Stewart 70 Lowry 88 wasn't enough for the Bucks who rolled up 78 points per 2 10 Away Manogue 49 Lowry 54 2 11 Home Incline 67 Lowry 85 game with their run and shoot style offense. No, people in 2 17 Home Douglas 52 Lowry 55 Winnemucca or the rest of the state didn't get very excited 2 24 .'V.viv Elko 63 Lowry 87 about Lowry basketball this year until March 4th, when 2 25 hum Manogue 49 Lowry 70 3 2-4 STATE TOURNAMENT the Bucks showed everyone that steady, consistent, 3 2 Reno Fallon 56 Lowry 79 dependable teamwork can win a state championship. 3 3 Reno Yerington 69 Lowry 78 3 4 Reno Boulder City 86 Lowry 91

133 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL BURNS UP THE COURT

like Harmon, Casey Arciniega, Mike Lloid, Steve Olsen, Tony Richards, Dave Stoker, Ric Grantham, Lee Bosch, like Erquiaga, Chuck Smith, Curtis Baum, Manager; and Steve Swecker, Coach. Not pictured: Tony lentaberry.

SCORES -N- SUCH 12/2 Home Wooster 59 Lowry 54 12/3 Away Reed 65 Lowry 48 12/9 Away Carlin Varsity 64 Lowry 61 12/16 Home Sparks 57 Lowry 64 12/17 Away Lovelock 40 Lowry 60 12/19 Home Lovelock 42 Lowry 63 1/13 Home Yerington 47 Lowry 81 1/14 Away Hawthorne 64 Lowry 59 1/20 Home White Pine 62 Lowry 54 1/21 Home Elko 72 Lowry 86 1/27 Away Douglas 61 Lowry 68 1/28 Away Yerington 49 Lowry 69 2/3 Away Fallon 59 Lowry 58 2/4 Away Stewart 53 Lowry 52 2/10 Away Manogue 61 Lowry 60 2/11 Home Incline 44 Lowry 75 2/17 Home Douglas 61 Lowry 68 2/24 Away Elko 47 Lowry 74 2/25 Home Manogue 51 Lowry 52

134 "I fell into a light socket.'

"Stop yelling, Coach. It's easier to wait for the ball to come to me, than for me to go to it."

"This is mine, and you can't JBjSSRl Just a little bigger shove. have it!" WW ma.

"What? Jump and hit the ball at the same time?"

'First, you throw it up like this, then .

135 FROSH STA Y AT TOP

First row- Scot Swenson, Allen Brugger, Mike Allen, Pat like Porter, Peter Larragueta, Pat Richards. Schroeder. Second row: Coach Dwyer, Lance Lopes, SCORES 12/9 69 Carlin J.V. 44 12/13 56 Winnemucca Jr. 12 High 12/17 48 Lovelock 28 12/19 56 Lovelock 26 1/7 66 Battle Mountain33 1/13 66 Battle Mountain41 1/14 40 Elko 52 1/20 42 Fallon 29 1/21 51 Elko 37 1/27 51 Battle Mountain29 2/1 58 Winnemucca Jr. 15 High 2/3 49 Fallon 37 2/10 53 Manogue 44 2/17 40 Battle Mountain27 2/24 46 Elko 44 2/25 43 Manogue 37

SEASON RECORD: 15-1 .-.:J- FOOTBALL JULIE HOMECOMING AND RICK QUEEN, MIMI, AND

MIMI AND DAVE

LADIES-IN- WAITING, JERI AND JULIE

JERI AND m JEFF

Compliments of BUCKBOARD PRINTING 138 [ I011

The actual Hotvrcommg game Ml on I ™ijy night. September 30, which we lost by a score of 31-9 to Douglas. But skit night was Thursday night, and it had a lot of winners. Frist place skit went to the Football Team, which, by the way, was the first time they'd ever put on a skit. Second place was captured by Art Club, with their "Conehead" skit, and the Seniors took third, after getting second place in the class float contest. The Juniors outsmarted the Seniors for first prize in the float contest, while the Sophomores got third. The worst part of the night was the bad jokes (there weren't any good jokes!) by Master of Ceremonies, Joe Buchan. The obvious highlight of the evening was the crowning of Homecoming Queen, Mimi Richards, by the 1976 Queen, Tama Hay. The attendants were Jeri Schwartz and Julie Tipton.

"Are you sure this is how Farrah started?'

"Julie, I told you she'd get it!" The thrill of victory

Homecoming queen candidates.

Compliments of ROY'S GLASS SERVICE 139 •di

MOST ATHLETIC - Julie & Rick MORE SUPER

SENIORS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Darlene & Scott

FRIENDLIEST - Tom & Jeri

MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT - Karen & Rory

MOST COURTEOUS - Tammy & Jeff "Gee, you really want me to play football7'

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140 Bottom row: Dani Higley, Shannon EUifritz, Kelli Sarah Cole, Tina Jenkins, Wendy Harmon, Lenora Lyon, Freshour, Berta Keeney, Anna Gonzalez, Janet and Chris Tarter. Bottom row: Cheri Fry, Lisa Cloutier, Armstrong, Denise Michelson, Robyn Beaman, Jodi Mimi Richards, Jamie Lowe, Robyn Davis, Ronda Paris, Baker, Andy Brown, Top row: Janet Studebaker, Karen Cheryl Fitzgerald, Brigitte Bosch, Roxanne Hesterley, Billingsley, Janet Valle, Tauna Johnstone, Cindy Clarno, JR-SOPH TRIUMPH 7-0 OVER SR-FROSH IN POWDER PUFF GAME

Charmaane Rose. Second row: Rudy Salas, Coach; Lisa Kim Poche, Natalie Vaughn, Tina Poche, Nancy York, Joyce Burkholder, Karen Dugger, Debbie Hatch, Marcuerquiaga, Janine Garham, Carmen Woolfolk, Betty Wegman, Susan Kniep, Jacque Henley, Margaret Joyce Angus, Debbie Pearce, Theresa Owens, Jeff Lau, Candy Van Sickle, Yvette Lighthouse, Tony Johnson, Coach. Meadows, Coach. Third row: Julie Warner, Liz Botkin,

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142 Talent night was on Thursday, Feb. 17. The evening started with the Lowry High Stage Band playing and ended with the introduction of the 1977 Basketball Homecoming Queen, Anita Mariluch, Queen Candidates. In between, crowns 1978 Queen, Debbie Mentaberry. Teresa Bankofier, Jackie McDade, the Lowry Songleaders, Colleen Holt and Dawn Golliher, and Karen Dugger, all dancing from modern jazz to tap, Denise Denny, a duet with Liz Botkin and Amy Haley, and Patti Baum all satisfied the ear; and John Gerhart did a comedy routine. Each class supposedly did a skit, but the Frosh didn't make it. Juniors took first, Seniors second, and Sophomores third. Unfortunately, the basketball team lost, but it was a good game. At half time Debbie Mentaberry was crowned. Her court was Jeannette Chikami and Amy Haley.

"Karina? Did you hear the one about . . .?"

"Don't I look like a cookie? They come in boxes too." Burlesque7

143 HONORS AND CELEBRITIES

Jeri Schwartz - Valedictorian Donna Harmon - Salutatorian

On Feb. 22, 1978, the Torch Chapter of National Honor Society conducted its induction ceremony for new members. Inducted were, first row, Rolfe Schwartz, Jackie McDade, Janet Studebaker, John Angus. Second row: Scott Kracaw, Teresa Willis, Betty Glinsmann, Suzanne Norgaard, Mark Gough. Third row: Jeff Johnson, Wendy Harmon, Tom Baumeister, Hoyt Meadows. Fourth row: Theresa Owens, Jerry Thompson, Troy Taylor. Not pictured: Sheri Woolfolk.

144 Compliments of BEVARD & LAMBERT CONSTRUCTION CO. Band entries in the district solo and ensemble contest were Wade George, trumpet solo; Grant Foster, Clarinet solo; Mike Bell, trumpet solo; Andrea Talcott, oboe solo; Andrea Talcott, Dawn Golliher, Debbie Billie Henderson Shaw, and Caroline Kingman, clarinet quartet; Itxaso Obieta, flute solo; 1978 Miss Winnemucca and Caroline Kingman, clarinet solo. Grant and Mike received first place ratings which qualified them for state competition at Reno in April.

E-trants in this year's Lions Club speech contest were Jackie Chikami, Tony Meadows, and Teresa Willis. Jackie placed first which made her eligible to advance to Ron Bankofier district competition. McDonald's All-American finalist

Compliments of DESERT MOUNTAIN SURVEYING CO. 145 GIRLS' STA TE

1977-78 girls' state delegates: Mimi Richards, and Suzanne Pentz. Not pictured: Shirley Mason. Not pictured are alternates Donna Harmon, Jeri Schwartz, and Kim Poche.

BOYS' STATE 1977-78 boys' state delegates: Jim Visger, Ron Bankofier, and Joe Buchan. Not pictured are alternates Scott Kracaw, Jeff Marcinik.

HONOR BAND District honor band delegates, first row: Kirby Keller, Allen Armstrong, Mike Bell. Second row: Dawn Golliher, Debbie Shaw, Caroline Kingman.

146 4mUwm^ STUDENT I don't know which end is up and it's like Trying to be Farrah? H when I try to Sit down.

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148 I thought this was a coed school. Hell's angel?

When I grow up I wanna be a Playgirl the one that got away. photographer. "1 Wi

rn Compliments of THE FASHION WHEEL.

149 Every year, each senior class dreams of an exotic class CLASS FLOWER - PEACE ROSE trip, flying away to fabulous adventure. Each year, they end up with a wild day at Rye Patch or similar locale. We too have dreams to take an exciting class trip. COLORS - WINTER GREEN & SUNSHINE Hopefully, this year our dreams will culminate in a long waited trip to Disneyland. So far, the class has worked YELLOW to raise money for expenses by raffling a color T.V. Future money-making plans include a dance at Christmas time, a pinata raffle, slave day sale, spaghetti MOTTO - WE SHALL NEVER PASS THIS dinner, and car washes. By the time you read this, the WAY AGAIN senior class hopes to be on a charter bus, May 26th, on its way to Disneyland, an adventure trip come true.

First semester class officers are Jeri Schwartz, Pres.; Scott Kracaw, Vice Pres.; Joyce Burkholder, Secretary; Theresa Owens, Treas.; and Julie Tipton, St. Council Rep.

Second semester class officers are Jeff Johnson, Pres.; Tammy Baumeister, Vice Pres.; Joyce Burkholder, Secretary; and Rory Upshaw, Treas.

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Me? The STAR of last Friday's game? Oh, pshaw!

151 "This is the last year we do this Mr. Porter." "What's it to ya?" "We can boogie to the left, we can boogie to the right

"I can do a better mural than Rizzo. Seniors try to outyell underclassmen big mouths.

152 A D VER TISEMENTS 154 ECHEVARRIA'S PLUMBING AND FARM SUPPLY

155 WISHES SENIORS PARK MOTEL

HOSTS NOEL AND TERESA WILLIS

156 157 JOHN Q. RYAN AGENCY INSURANCE MANAGEMENT SERVICES SEE MAXL & DIAN WILLIS OR CHICKEE SPERO AT YOUR COMPLETE INSURANCE NEEDS

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CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS

RUSS ALDERMAN AND ASSOCIATES

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158 159 Since this is going to be in everyone's Time has come to where we will leave, but If you love something, set it free. II it yearbook, I want to say "Good-bye." there will always be our memories. comes back, it's yours. If it doesn't, it Jerry Hetrick Darlene Hodge never was. Sheri Swanson

A friend is someone who knows all about you, Hawaii bound! Billie Henderson To live life in your own way, to reach for and still likes you. Theresa Owens the goals you have set for yourself, to be Remember yesterday, live today and dream of the you that you want to be, that is Love's meaning is life's secret. tomorrow. Lori Morris success. Julie Tipton Debbie Mentaberry Do what you can where you are with what you If you see someone without a smile, give Forget Casablanca, sweetheart, your face is have! Mimi Richards him one of yours. Tammy Baumeister like ten miles of bad road. Tim Robinson He who complains about the way the ball Happiness is living now, not dreaming Don't worry about what you did yesterday; bounces is usually the one who dropped it! tomorrow. Debbie Pearce worry about what you are going to do today. Tommy Baumeister David Brown Children are hereditary. Chances are, if If you cannot win, make the one ahead of your parents didn't have any children, Sometimes you may not have time, but you can you break the record. Jeff Johnson neither will you. Julie Warner always make time for a friend. Rudy Salas If you want something from life, let it be If life gives you lemons, make lemonade!! Don't mess with fire if you don't want to yours. If it is not yours, let it be. Karen Dugger "Duggs" get burned. Doug Stuart Mike Barry Live it up today, because there might not You never fail until you stop trying. Thou art beautiful, 0 my love; as terrible be a tomorrow. Joni Elfring Linda Trakas as an army with banners but our side uses guns. Eddie Moravec Don't worry about tomorrow, it could Be too large for worry, too noble for anger, surprise you. Donna Harmon too strong for fear, too happy to permit the A True Friend is the best possession. presence of trouble. Think well of yourself Teresa Willis When you know that you've found a real and proclaim this fact to the world, not in friend somewhere, suddenly all the others loud words but in great deeds. Rory Upshaw are so much easier to bear. Jim Visger You cannot change the direction of the wind, but you can always adjust your sails. Life is only what you put into it, so give Stuart Moore A man should be like tea, showing his it all you've got! Kim Poche strength when he gets in hot water! Rising to something so splendid sets me for Tom Venable Smile! It could have been a lot worse. the day ahead, lets me know all is not lost. Marianne Bradley There's hope, always hope for those who Dancing is a contact sport, football is a believe in sunsets and beautiful mornings, hitting sport. Rick Norcutt Many people approach life like a rowing all thanks to the Creator. His touch is coach: sitting on their butts going upon the golden rise. Jeannette Chikami Never wait or hesitate; get in, kid, before backwards. Larry Blaylock it's too late. You may never get another What you are is God's gift to you; what you chance, because youth's a mask, but it don't School is like a ditch. You have to learn make yourself is your gift to God. last. Live it long and live it fast. Georgie was a friend of mine. Joe Buchan to dig it. Ray Plumb Cindy Falen

RIP. Allen Seals Today may be a never-ending highway, and Do not follow where the path leads. Rather yesterday a half-forgotten smile. I can go where there is not a path and leave a Aristotle: To do is to be. hear tomorrow singing from around the bend, trail. Joyce Angus Plato: To be is to do. it is just another dusty mile. Margaret Lau Sinatra: Do be do be do. Josie Jurado It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Andrea Talcott SMILE! It makes people wonder what you've Cowboys make better lovers. Ron Mobley been up to!?! Debbie "Doo" Hatch I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen Ask the man who rides one. Mike EUifritz yesterday and I love today. Jeri Schwartz Might JS well. I cjn'i dance. Zane Howe Rodeo America's No 1 sport. Rob Plan ahead, it wasn't raining when Noah Life is being a Basquo! David Aranguena Gastelecutto built the ark. Darlene Clausen

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181 Custodians 112 Garijo, Myrna 130 Honor Society 80,81 150 Cuyler, Michelle 44,78 Gastelecutto, Robbie 22,74,82 Honor Society Induction 144 Lau, Stan 39,77,85,124,126 George, Charlene 22,95,101 Hooft, William 104 Leavitt, Patricia 73 George, Lodine 184 Hornbarger, Karl 42,46,68,77 Legarza, Donna 105,140 George, Tom 82,83,107,149 Hornung, Holly 8,57,130,131 Leon, Crystal 48,73,127 Dalgliesh, Laura 44,71,84 George, Toni 56,60,78,128 Horton, Joan 47,49,78,163 Lighthouse, Rodd 7,48,70,71 Danielson, Cole -H 54 George, Wade 56,82,83,97,99, Horton, Ruthie 8,57,97,99,130, Lighthouse, Yvette 58,68,76, Davidson, Alexander 6,44,97, 122,123,126,145 131 141 98,123 Gerhart, John 37,94,120,121, House, David 38,57 Lions Club Speech 145 Davidson, Brigitte 55,130,131 133,143,148 Howe, Zane 12,17,24,74,77 Lizanetz, Robert 58,82 Davidson, Robert 55 Gibbons, Loyal 37,120,121 Hummel, Ken 38,149 Lloid, Mike 48,50,134 Davis, Alan 44,77,123,126 Gilbraith, Marie 56,82,123 Hummel, Mark 47,72 Locke, Kyle 48 Davis, Brian 54 Girls State 146 Hutchison, Bonnie 47,73 Logan, Dana 48 Davis, Jim 44 Glasgow, Don 4,17,22,74,82 Logan, Dawn 39,150 Davis, Patricia 44,73 Glasgow, Jim 45,75,82 Long, Rodney 48,82 Davis, Robyn 54,55,56,130,141 Glinsmann, Betty 42,45,73,79 Lopes, Lance 56,57,58,123,136 DeArrieta, Joe 105,111 Glinsmann, Bobby 23,72,144 Inman, Juanita 38,82,97,98,99 Lopes, Steve 42,48,70,71,77, DeChambeau, Jon 94,132,143 Glinsmann, Randy 56,82 79,123,124,126,149 DeMattei, Leanne 44,127 Golf, Girls 119 Lords, Beth Anne 58,97,99 Denny, Denise 36,78 Golliher, Dawn 4,37,73,96,98, Lowe, Jamie 58,92,141 Denny, Tammy 55,78 99,145,146 Jarman, Mary 38,73 Lowe, Toni 48,88,91,93,101,122 Desruisseaux, Rick 55,82 Gonzales, Kathy 56 Jeanney, Bill 79,107,120,124 Lyon, Lenora 48,82,100,127,141 Dick, Brian 55 Gonzales, Sandra 45,78,84 Jenista, Gina 47,85,93,100,101, Dick, Kevin 37,51 Gonzalez, Anna 37,72,116,117, 119,130,131 Dolan, Alice 112 127,141,149 Jenista, Steve 4,38,122 Dotson, Mark 45 Gonzalez, Bret 37,41, 132,151 Jenkins, Tina 47,76,92,101, McDade, Jackie 39,68,72,73,79, Doty, Tina 45 Goodale, Tracie 37,76,180 130,131,141 100,130,131,144 Drama Club 85,86,87 Goudswaard, David 46 Jenne, Robert 57,82 McDermett, Mary Ann 26 Dufurrena, Joe 75 Gough, Mark 46,73,100,144,176 Johnson, David 47,100,102,176 McDermett, Ty 39,123,124,126 Dugger, Karen 14,21,76,95,101, Gough, Mike 37,85,86 Johnson, Jeff 13,14,15,24,64, McDonald, Rick 39,51 119,141,152 Grady, Tim 37,94,118 77,94,120,121,138,139,141, McDonald's All-American 145 Dugger, Sandy 45,163 Graham, Janine 56,141,149 144,149,173 McGee, Robin 164 Dwyer, Jeff 41,107,110,111, Graham, Tressia 56,78 Johnson, Jerry 47,126 McGill, Rulan 108 132,136 Grantham, Ric 44,46,50,122, Johnson, Louann 47,97 McKinney, Allan 48,120,121 123,134,135 Johnson, Vern 47 Guerrero, Ana 56 Johnstone, Sam 5,38,77,94,118, Guerrero, Victor 46 125,126,149 Echavarria, Debbie 42,45,62,76 Guzman, Mike 37,38,126,150 Johnstone, Tauna 47,50,85,86, Mackey, Dan 39 Echevarria, Lori 107,114,115, Gymnastics 130,131 87,88,89,91,119,122,130,131, Manor, Dale 25 116,155 141 Marcinik, Jeff 4,25,94,118 Echevarria, Mary Ann 112 Jones, Don 104 Marcuerquiaga, Nancy 58,92,141 Elfring, Joni 21 Journalism Staff 79 Markus, Ralph 72,108 Elfring, Mark 45,74,82,102 Haflich, Debbie 38 Junior Class 35-41 Mariluch, Anita 143 Elges, Debbie 21 Haflich, Robert 57,61 Junior Officers 34 Martinez, Cathy 43,48,78,163 Elges, Gary 35737,151 Haflich, Tom 57,82 Jurado, Gabby 38,118,125,126 Martinez, Cindy 39,71,102 Elges, Toni 55 « Haley, Amy 23,76,95,142,143, Jurado, Josie 3,13,24,65 Martinez, Frank 58 Elizondo, David 37,72,77,80,81, I 151,152,165 Jurado, Louie 57 Martinez, Jesse 49,51,126 94,120,121,164 Hall, Will 46,74,82 Martinez, Lupe 39,65,71,95, EUifritz, Mike 22,82,83 Hammond, Mary Ann 69,105 102,148 EUifritz, Rory 37 Hammond, Tom 46,74,82,124,126 Mat Maids 76 EUifritz, Shannon 45,141 Hansen, Monty 46,101,155 Kearns, Chuck 47,77,97,99 Math Club 72 Ellison, Susan 22 Harmon, Donna 12,23,64,71,72, Kearns, Mark 47 Maynard, Warren 58,97,99 Erquiaga, Mike 45,77,134 80,144,148,150,156 Keeney, Karen 58 Meadows, Hoyt 42,49,144 Evans, Roy 45 Harmon, Mike 3,46,50,123,134, Keeney, Berta 38,73,84,92,97, Meadows, Tony 39,123,141,143, Evans, Shirley 107 135 99,141 145 Harmon, Wendy 46,73,79,127, Keller, Kirby 37,38,72,96,98, Measel, Verna 48,78,84 129,141,144 146,151 Mentaberry, Debra 16,17,26,90, Harris, Tony 23 Kelly, Louis 38,77,133 91,95,114,139,142,143 FFA 82,83 Harshbarger, Sandy 104 Kelsey, Tammy 47,73,127 Mentaberry, Tony 39,120,121, FHA 84 Hatch, Debbie 16,23,50,80,95, Kerr, Paul 47,82,123,124,126 135 Faculty 106-111 119,127,128,129,141 Ketcham, Kelly 38,94,154 Michelson, Denise 39,80,81, Falen, Cindy 12,22,69,95,114, Hatch, Sylvia 46 Key Club 77 130,131,141,150 115,152 Henderoson, Billie 24,145,150 Key, Kelly 58,73 Miller, George 57,58,82,123, Fernandez, Carmen 45,100 Henderson, Oarrell 23,176 Kingman, Caroline 58,96,99, 126 Fernandez, Teresa 55 Henley, Jackie 57,62,127,141 145,146 Miller, Terry 157 Findley, Leisa 107 Henstock, Pam 38 Klaumann, Susie 48,73,82 Miller, Wendi 49,76,85 Fitzgerald, Cheryl 55,78,82, Herrera, Debbie 46 Kniep, Kelly 38,50,71,94 Milner, Albert 49,61,78 141 Hesterley, Roxanne 54,57,116, Kniep, Susan 55,56,58,60,62, Miss Winnemucca 145 Fitzgerald, Ruth 55,68,78,82 122,141 73,76,116,141 Mobley, Cynthia 49,74,82 Football, JV 122,123 Hetrick, Jerry 12,24,50,68,69, Knight, Bill 108 Mobley, Ron 12,26,74,82 Football, Powder Puff 140 85,86,87,100,114,120,121, Kofford, Lori 48,68,78,84 Monarrez, Cristina 39,73 Football, Varsity 120,121 140,143 Kracaw, Scott 7,13,14,15,25, Moore, Ken 58 Foster, Grant 4,37,96,98,99, Hetrick, Sharon 38,72,122 77,94,100,118,126,144,152, Moore, Stuart 13,26,77,94,133, 123,145 Higbee, Lamond 157 156 Frazier, Bruce 44,45,82,83 142 Higley, Chuck 38,50,120,121, Frazier, Cheryl 45,130,131,159 Moravec, Brian 58,123 126,139,152 Freshman Class 53-62 Moravec, Eddie 26 Higley, Dani 46,99,141 Freshman Officers 52 Morgan, Gwynn 108 Hill, Beverly 38 Lambert, Mitch 58 Freshour, Kelli 45,76,141 Morris, Teri 39 Hirsch, Pat 57 Lambert, Robin 39,41,65 Fry, Cheri 55,56,62,73,78,116, Morrison, Melanie 39 Hobbs, Carolyn 57,96,99,155 Lane, Kathy 25,93,127 117,141 Morton, Ricky 49 Hodge, Darlene 24 Lane, Ranae 48,100,127 Fry, Jerry 56 Mosley, Jim 112 Holt, Colleen 38,70,71,73,79 Larragueta, Peter 55,56,58, Muldoon, Betty 49,59 Holt, Jerry 46 136 Muileneaux, Stephanie 50,54, Homecoming, Basketball 142,143 Lasa, Jeanne 104 58,59,73,102,114,115 Gabica, Frank 3,45,157 Homecoming, Football 138-140 Lau, Margaret 12,25,68,69,141, Murillo, Edna 49,73,100

182 Murillo, Sonia 49,73,92,100, Rodeo Club 74,75 Taylor, Doyle 51 Wright, Jackie 62,65,97,99 101 Rorex, Susan 5*93,109,127,152 Taylor, Elmer 159 Murillo, Tony 59,118,126 Rose, Allen 50,82 Taylor, Inez 104 Myers, Arlene 80,81,86,108 Rose, Charmaane 60,62,141 Taylor, Sara 159 Ross, Joe 5,40,74 Taylor, Troy 51,118,144 York, Jeff 41,74,75,82 Roth, Pam 109 Thompson, Cheryl 41 York, Leslie 60,62 Roux, Michelle 50 Thompson, Dan 17,30,83 York, Lisa 2,13,71,89,91,100, Nachiondo, John 39,122,123 Roybal, Ken 50,123,126 Thompson, Don 61 141,149,176 Nachiondo, Jose1 59 TI ompson, Jerry 42,51,118,144 Yrueta, Mary 104 Nash, Barbara 49,71 Thompson, Kathy 62 Yzaguirre, Claudio 112 Neary, Kathy 49,51,73,79,114, Thompson, Tonya 62,122,130,131 115,127 Salas, Ruben 40,94,118,123, Thomson, Michael 61,62,162 Neary, Robert 55,59,60,98,99, 125,126 Tipton, Julie 6,14,15,30,56, 123,126 Salas, Rudy 28,95,120,121,133, 68,80,81,95,100,114,115,138, Zigler, Keith 61 Nelson, John 59,82 141 139,165 Nelson, Pauline 108 Salmi, Jim 109,118 Toland, Mark 41 Newton, Debra 39,127 Salutatorian 144 Trakas, Lee Roy 55,60,62,82 Norcutt, Rick 13,14,26,120,121, Sanchez, Juana 60 Trakas, Linda 12,30,70,71,72, 138,139 Sands, Kathy 60 95,101,156,176 Norgaard, Suzanne 48,49,73,79, Santos, Lyle 82 Turner, Ray 41,120,121,126 144 Santos, Tammie 49,50,78,84,97, 99 Schroeder, Mike 34,40,50,120, 121,133 Ugalde, Bob 62,74,75 Obieta, Itxaso 39,69,70,71,72, Schroeder, Pat 55,60,123,136, Ugalde, Frank 51,74 73,80,81,95,97,98,99,145,146 151 Ugalde, Tony 62 Olsen, Craig 27,149 Schultz, Rod 50 Upshaw, Curtis 62,123 Olsen, Steve 4,39,134,135 Schunke, Debbie 40,93 Upshaw, Rory 14,15,16,17,30, Ott, Brenda 39 Schwartz, Jeri 3,13,14,15,17, 73,86,120,121,165 Ott, Carrie 59 28,80,89,91,95,114,115,138, Urban, Al 41,94,120,121,125, Ott, Jerry 59 139,144 126 Owens, Theresa 13,27,64,114, Schwartz, Lyman 104 Urban, Joe 51,59,101,102 115,128,141,144,148,150,152, Schwartz, Rolfe 34,40,50,72,77, 156 120,121,132,139,144,149 Oxborrow, Frank 108,110,150 Science Club 72 Scott, Bob 104 VICA 66,67 Scott, Nolan 50 Valedictorian 144 Seals, Allen 28,120,121,180 Valle, Janet 41,51,73,100,116, Palmer, Larry 40,100,118 Seedman, Kim 109,110 141 Paris, Ronda 59,92,141 Selleck, Susan 60 Van Sickle, Candy 62,141 Paris, Tonya 49 Senior Babies 12,13,16 Vaughn, Natalie 54,58,62,141 Pearce, Daniel 59,123,126 Senior Class 18-32 Vaughn, Stephanie 51,73,79,102 Pearce, Debra 27,68,70,71,80, Senior Officers 15 Vaughn, Teresa 31 122,141,151 Senior Sayings 16 Venable, Tom 31,126 Pedrojetti, Joe 108,120,121 Senior Superlatives 10,11,14 Vesco, Monica 41,71,80,89,91, Pentz, Suzanne 12,27,68,146 Seward, Betty 40,73,95,100, 119 Pep Club 73 114,115,127,129 Vesco, Vance 3,31,74,83,173 Plumb, Dan 50,60 Shaw, Cheryl 28 Visger, Janice 62,73,130 Poche, Kim 13,27,72,73,82,83, Shaw, Chuck 61 Visger, Jim 12,31,77,94,100, 127,141,152 Shaw, Debbie 40,96,99,145,146 132,143,146,151,156,164 Poche', Tina 59,141 Smith, Calvin 29 Viss, Troy 34,41,65,122,143, Porter, James 102,105 Smith, Chuck 50,70,71,122,123, 154 Porter, Michael 59,136 134 Volleyball, JV 127 Pratt, Jim 59 Smith, Mary 157 Volleyball, Varsity 127,128, Printz, Darryl 60,82 Songleaders 90,91 129 Sophomore Class 43-51 Sophomore Officers 42 Spanish Club 70,71 Quilici, Barry 60 Spero, Chickee 158 Walters, Kim 51 Spero, Marge 112 Warner, Julie 12,31,76,95,101, Standi, Kathy 40,72,84 119,141,152 Standlee, Gace 59,61 Warner, Stewart 41,94,120,149 Ramasco, Dan 140 Standlee, Tena 29 Wegman, Betty 62,73,78,92,141 Ramasco, Marthellen 140 Steinshouer, Ed 29 Weikel, Kathryn 157 Reed, Regina 60 Stock, Shana 29,65,72 Weston, Kelly 51 Reed, Sabrina 40,48,93 Stoker, David 61,134,135,140 Weston, Roger 41,74,82 Reeves, Kerry Jo 13,27,78 Stoker, Don 104 Whitmore, Ron 62,154 Reynolds, Shelly 50,73,79 Stoker, Lori 40,85,86,116,117, Wilier, Steve 140 Rheault, David 50 151,164,165 Wilier, Ted 31,77,94,132,165 Rhinehart, Dan 5,109 Stuart, Doug 17,29,120,121, Williams, Jon 32 Rice, Kathy 40,65 126,150 Willis, DiAn 158 Richards, Mimi 13,28,64,68,71, Studebaker, Janet 34,40,73,79, Willis, Maxl 158 80,81,88,89,91,138,139,140, 85,86,87,95,122,141,143,144 Willis, Teresa 2,3,16,64,71, 141,146,148,154,173 Student Council 68,69 76,144,145,149,150,156,176, Richards, Patrick 60,74,82, Swanson, Sheri 12,17,29 180 136,154 Swecker, Steve 109,111,1119,134 Winans, Mark 73,109,110,132 Richards, Tony 42,50,74,82,83, Sweeney, Vera 50,73 Winkler, Barbara 84 134,154,156 Swenson, Scot 61,136 Winnada Staff 64,65 Riggs, Tom 60,72,123 Swett, Alan 30 Wirthlin, Dennis 41,133,164 Ringheimer, David 50,82,126 Swett, Alfred 40 Wohle, Henry 109 Ringheimer, Letty 40,70,76,148 Talcott, Andrea 12,30,64,80, Wolicki, Michelle 41,61 Robinson, Michele 50 96,98,99,145 Woolfolk, Carmen 54,62,122,141 Robinson, Terry 50,78 Tarter, Chris 41,97,114,115, Woolfolk, Sheri 41,82,83 Robinson, Tim 16,28,77,94,120, 116,127,128,141 Wrestling, JV 124,126 121,139,155 Taylor, Darrell 159 Wrestling, Varsity 125,126

9 S-227 183 LODINE GEORGE 3 DECEMBER \%p 20 A 0\EMBER [97J

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19 1978 WINNADA SUMMER SUPPLEMENT ALBERT M. LOWR Y HIGH SCHOOL WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA

ARSENIC Director Arlene Myers Assistant Director Marc Ed sen AND CAST OF CHARACTERS Abby Brewster Jennie Buchan Mrs. Harper Wendi Miller OLD LACE Teddy Brewster Jerry Hetrick Elaine Harper Jackie Chikami February 27 & 28, 1978 Mortimer Brewster Joe Buchan Officer Brophy Jeff Johnson Officer Klein Stan Lau Martha Brewster Janet Studebaker Mrs. Gibbs Tauna Johnstone Jonathan Brewster Mike Gough Dr. Einstein Gina Jenista Officer O'Hara Rory Upshaw Lt. Rooney Joyce Allen Mrs. Witherspoon Lori Stoker 1978 WINNADA SUMMER SUPPLEMENT ALBERT M. LOWR Y HIGH SCHOOL WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA

ARSENIC Director Arlene Myers Assistant Director Marc Ed sen AND CAST OF CHARACTERS Abby Brewster Jennie Buchan Mrs. Harper Wendi Miller OLD LACE Teddy Brewster Jerry Hetrick Elaine Harper Jackie Chikami February 27 & 28, 1978 Mortimer Brewster Joe Buchan Officer Brophy Jeff Johnson Officer Klein Stan Lau Martha Brewster Janet Studebaker Mrs. Gibbs Tauna Johnstone Jonathan Brewster Mike Gough Dr. Einstein Gina Jenista Officer O'Hara Rory Upshaw Lt. Rooney Joyce Allen Mrs. Witherspoon Lori Stoker 1978 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM

\STAIRWA >| TO *"- HEA I £.\ - •d •: /_ r May 20, 1978 Music by "Revolver" Candidates QUEEN KING Jen Schwartz Ronald Bankofier Julie Tipton Scott Kracaw Jeannette Brian Chikami Bannister

PRINCESS PRINCE Monica Vesco Rolfe Schwartz Teresa Troy Viss Bankofier Tern Clausen Tony Mentaberry QUEEN AND KING Lon Stoker Denny Wirthlin PRINCE PRINCESS JERI RONALD ROLEE AND MONICA MUSIC FESTIVAL Lowry hosted a tn-county music festival on March 16, involving the bands of Battle Mountain, Lovelock and Lowry high schools. Each performed separately during the day and that night gave a mass band concert under the direction of Lyman Bruce, former superintendent and band conductor in Humboldt County.

ALL STATE BAND-April 13-15 in Reno. Elected into all-State band were Itxaso Obieta, Grant Foster, Kirby Keller, and Allen Armstrong.

194 ALMOST EVERYTHING GOES #2!

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4MP Poor Mr. Porter went through another migraine headache when Mrs. Rorex told him that there was going to be another "Almost Everything Goes" this year. Of course, last year, the event couldn't be held as Mrs. Rorex was adding another branch to her family tree. The Art Club organized and worked and put on one heck of a show There were events of "Wall Of Water" "Disco Frogs" "Ring Around the Collar" and a very interesting Marathan, as pictured above. 1st place trophy went to the Seniors "Champagne Edition." 2nd place went to the Junior "Hi-Lows" and 3rd place honors went to the Juvenile Dept. "Juvy Jets". Fifteen teams were involved in the successful event. Well Mr, Porter, was it worth the headache? Ready for A.E.G. -V.\ FEMALE CAGERS UPEND OLD-TIMERS IN MONE YMA KING EXHIBITION!

195 1978: THEY WILL NEVER PASS

First row: J. Buchan, M Richards, T. Harris, J. Angus, Second row: C. Paris, J. Burkholder, Z. Howe, J. J. Williams, T. Hammond, M. Bell, K. Lane, A. Seals, K. Schwartz, D. Aranguena, K. Clelland, C. Smith, J. Dugger T. Wilier, M. Bradley, R. Upshaw, J. Warner R. Jurado, M. Barry, D. Harmon, B. Bannister, D. Hatch, Glinsmann, D Hodge, D. Brown, E. Botkin, and K S. Kracaw, D. Burrow, R. Rennick, L. Chavez, T. Carter. Venable, T. Willis,

These Seniors received these special scholarships, Darlene Clausen, Lowry High School Honor Society honors, and awards: Scholarship, Torch Chapter $200. Karen Dugger, David Aranguena, Lowry High School Vocational Winnemucca Women's Golf Club- $100. Debbie Elges, Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) $400 Ronald R.T. French Company Home Economics Awards, $50 Bankofier, Raymond Hooft Athletic Award; Winnemucca award and pin. Donna Harmon, Winnemucca Assembly, Women's Golf Club-$100. Tammy Baumeister, Beta International Order of Rainbow for Girls Scholarship Sigma Phi, Winnemucca Eta Chapter-$100. Joyce $600; Grand Assembly of Nevada, International Order of Burkholder, Max C. Fleischmann Freshman Rainbow for Girls Scholarship- $400. Zane Howe, Scholarship $1000. Mayfair, 4-H THIS WAY AGAIN

C. Austin, A. Talcott, E. Steinshouer, K, Reeves and T. R. Bankofier, D. Pearce, S. Moore, D. Mentaberry, J, Chipp. Third row: E. Moravec, K. Poche, J. Johnson, J. Visger, T. Baumeister, and T. Robinson. Chikami, T. Baumeister, J. Tipton, J. DeChambeau, M. Lau, C. Olsen, A. Haley, D. Henderson, W. Henderson, D. UNR Freshman Scholarship—$600; and Savitt Family Stuart, Scholarship—$75. Scholarship, UNR —$400. Shana Stock, Winnemucca Lions Club Vocational Scholarship $500. Doug Stuart Debbie Mentaberry, Ponce Beauty College $250. Eddie County Commissioners $1000. Moravec, UNR Freshman Scholarship $600; UNR College of Engineering Scholarship $250. Kim Porche, Julie Tipton, Idaho State University Athletic Scholarship Mayfair, 4-H Scholarship $150. Michelle Richards, Tuition, estimated amount $1300. Vance Vesco, UNR UNR Howard Browne Freshman Scholarship, Torch Calves for College Award-$200; Mayfair, 4-H Chapter—$200. Jeri Schwartz, Community Clubs Scholarship $75. Jim Visger, Northwest Nazarine — Scholarship —$235. $1000, 197 T. Owens, R. Norcutt, C. Falen, L. Blaylock, D. Clausen, First row: Roxanne Hesterlee, Carol Dufurrena Denise Michelson, Lisa Cloutier, Tammy Kelsey, Cheryl Charmaane Rose, Tina Jenkins, Kathy Neary Susan Frazier. Third row: Holly Hornung, Janet Valle, Cindy Kniep, Kelli Freshour. Second row: Coach Echevarria Falen, Betty Glinsmann, Julie Tipton, Betty Seward Yvette Lighthouse, Wendi Harmon, Kathleen Thompson, Janet Studebaker, Carol Wise. TRACK First row: Eugene Brown, Curtis Upshaw, Kim Walters, Johnson, Troy Taylor, Joe Urban, Kurtis Betz, Steve Jeff Marcinik, David Brown, Jasper Begay, Jerry Olsen. Third row: Mark Gough, David Goudswaard, Rudy Thompson, Mark Elfring. Second row: Coach Salmi, Salas, Larry Blaylock, Rick Norcutt, Richard Donaldson David Elizondo, Ken Werner, Peter Buchan, David Grant Foster, John Gerhart. ADVENTURE...

A VOYAGE OF RISK

TEMPTING THE UNKNO WN, I

JOSEPH BUCHAN

JO YCE BURKHOLDER

KELLY CARTER

MICHAEL CASALEZ

LUPE CHAVEZ

JEANNETTE CHIKAMI

20 ATHLETES IN ACTION

200 KAY CLELLAND

DARLENE CLAUSEN

TOM CHIPP

DEBBIE ELGES

JONI ELFRING

KAREN DUGGER

21 MIKE ELLIFRITZ

SUSIE ELLISON

CINDY FALEN

ROBER T GA STELECUTTO

CHARLENE GEORGE

DONALD GLASGOW

22 AMY HALEY

DONNA HARMON

ROBERT GLINSMANN

DARRELL HENDERSON

DEBBIE HA TCH

TONY HARRIS

23 BILLIE HENDERSON

J ERR Y HETRICK

DARLENE HODGE

ZANE HOWE

JEFF JOHNSON

JOSIE JURADO

24 MARGARET LAU

KATHY LANE

SCOTT KRACAW

JEFF MARCINIK

DALE MANOR

TRACY LOGAN

2.5 MARY ANN McDERMETT

DEBRA MENTABERRY

RON MOBLEY

STUART MOORE

EDDIE MORA VEC

RICK NORCUTT

26 DEBRA PEARCE

THERESA OWENS

CRAIG OLSEN

KERRY JO REEVES

KIM POCHE

SUZANNE PENTZ

27 MIMI RICHARDS

TIM ROBINSON

RUDY SALAS

JERI SCHWARTZ

ALLEN SEALS

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TEN A STANDLEE

CALVIN SMITH

SHERI SWAN SON

DOUG STUART

SHAN A STOCK

29 GAMBLING ON THE CHANCE

I OF TAMING LUCK. ALAN SWETT

ANDREA TALCOTT

DAN THOMPSON

JULIE TIPTON

LINDA TRAKAS

RORY UPSHAW

30 VANCE VESCO

TOM VENABLE

THERESA VAUGHN

TED WILLER

JULIE WARNER

JAMES VISGER

31 JON WILLIAMS

TERESA WILLIS

LISA YORK

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1st Semester Junior Class Officers: Vice President, Dave Cannon; Student Council Representative, Teresa Bankofier; Mike Schroeder, Secretary-Treasurer; Troy Viss, President.

2nd Semester Junior Class Officers: Teresa Bankofier, Student Council Representative; Janet Studebaker, Vice-President; Rolfe Schwartz, Secretary-Treasurer; Troy Viss, President.

The Class of '79 blends into the Lowry scene as a casual crew. Their main goal for the year was to raise enough money to give their Seniors a prom. They were the proud winners of a = 1 float during the Football Homecoming festivities. The advisors of the Junior Class are Mrs. Brown and new advisor, Mr. Dwyer.

34 Compliments of THE BLACKSMITH SHOP Steve Acree Tom Alexander Joyce Allen Tassea Allen John Angus

Allen Armstrong Jim Ayer Jodi Baker Teresa Bankofier Annie Barr

Curtis Baum Wally Baum Mary Lee Baumeister Robyn Beaman Lisa Bell

Genny Bevard

Kathy Biasi

George Boggio

Compliments of JAMES A. CALLAHAN 35 Richard Bowman Jenny Buchan Karen Buckingham Denice Burrow David Cannon

Jackie Chikami Hf i CSS*

m \ri Jeff Clark

Jamie Clarno

Teri Clausen DeeDee Conn Sandy Cox Sandi Cuddeback Denise Denny

36 Kevin Dick Gary Elges David Elizondo Rory EUifritz Grant Foster

Bret Gonzalez Tracie Goodale Mike Gough Tim Grady Mike Guzman

37 Debbie Haflich Pam Henstock Sharon Hetrick Chuck Higley Bev Hi

Juanita Inman Mary Jarman Steve Jenista Sam Johnstone

Roberta Keeney Kirby Keller Louis Kelly Kelly Ketcham Kelly Kniep

38 A D V E N T U R E

DARING TO ROVE

CHALLENGING A SPIRIT Larry Palmer Sabrina Reed Kathy Rice Letty Ringheimer Joe Ross

Ruben Salas Mike Schroeder Debbie Schunke Rolfe Schwartz Betty Seward

Debbie Shaw Kathy Stancil Lori Stoker Janet Studebaker Alfred Swett iH /%m

40 Compliments of LOUIE'S BARBERSHOP Chris Tarter Cheryl Thompson Mark Toland Ray Turner Al Urban

Janet Valle

Monica Vesco

Troy Viss

Stewart Warner

Roger Weston Dennis Wirthlin Michell Wolicki Sheri Woolfolk Jeff York

NOT PICTURED Mickey Bidart Barbara Winkler Martin Stout SOPHS SEEK EXCITEMENT

1st semester class officers: Tony Richards, secretary- treasurer; Debi Echavarria, president; Karl Hornbarger, student counci representative. Not pictured: Hoyt Meadows, vice- president.

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2nd semester sophomore class officers: Betty Glinsmann, secretary- treasurer; Steve Lopes, vice- president; Hoyt Meadows, president; Jerry Thompson, student council representative.

42 Compliments of STUART L. PEARCE Marcel Allen Sheri Angus Casey Arciniega Janet Armstrong James Autrey

Irene Aylesworth Karl Baker

Dam Baum Rhonda Beaman

Jasper Begay John Begay

Kurtis Betz Karen Billingsley

Lee Bosch Joe Botkin

43 Andy Brown Eugene Brown Morris Brown David Carpenter II ' h It '

Cindy Clarno Joni Clausen Lori Codr Lone Cole Sarah Cole

Michelle Cuyler Laura Dalgliesh Alex Davidson Alan Davis Jim Davis

44 Compliments of LA VILLA MOTEL Mark Dotson Tina Doty Sandy Dugger Debi Echavarria Mark Elfring

Shannon Ellefritz Mike Erquiaga Roy Evans Carmen Fernandez Bruce Frazier

Compliments of KIMIKO'S FLORAL SHOPPE 45 Victor Guerrero Will Hall Mike Harmon Wendy Harmon Dani Higley Jerry Holt

David Goudswaard Mark Gough Ric Grantham Tom Hammond Monty Hanson Sylvia Hatch Debbie Herrera Karl Hornbarger

46 Compliments of THE PAK-OUT Gil a .it-1 sta Tina Jenkins Lou Ann Johnson Vern Johnson Mark Kearns fammy Ke sey

Joan Horton Mark Hummel Bonnie J. Hutchinson David Johnson Jerry Johnson Tauna Johnstone Chuck Kearns Paul Kerr

Compliments of STATE FARM INSURANCE 47 Susie Klaumann

Lori Kofford

Ranae Lane Crystal Leon Rodd Lighthouse like Lloid Kyle Locke

Dana Logan Rodney Long Steve Lopes Toni Lowe Lenora Lyon Jesse Martinez Hoyt Meadows Verna M easel Wendi Miller Albert Milner

Cindy Mobley

Ricky Morton

Betty Muldoon

Edna Murillo

Sonia Murillo Barbara Nash Kathy Neary Suzanne Norgaard Tonya Paris

49 SPECULA TING ON THE OUTCOME

OF AN IMPUDENT WORLD Dan Plumb Shelly Reynolds David Rheault Tony Richards David Ringheimer

Michelle Robinson Theresa Robinson Allen Rose Michelle Roux Ken Roybal

50 Compliments of MIMI'S Larry Swett Doyle Taylor

Troy Taylor Jerry Thompson

Frank Ugalde Joe Urban

Stephanie Vaughn

Kim Walters

Kelly Weston

NOT PICTURED: Sherry Asay Jesse Cox Juanita Gallardo Melinda Holt Stacy Kenoyer Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARDS Kevin McRae FRESHMEN VIEW FUTURE WITH TREPIDATION

First semester officers: Peter Larragueta, Pres.; Lance Lopes, Vice-Pres.; Yvette Lighthouse, Student- Body Rep.; Adam Barrenechea, Treas.; and Jamie Lowe, Sec.

Gee, another crop of freshmen. They come up to Albert M. Lowry beginners again, after being at the top in Junior High. On the outside they didn't seem to be fazed, but who can ever tell what a freshman is really feeling? You do have to give them credit, though. They had one of the best Football Homecoming skits ever to be put on by a freshmen class, even though their float did appear to be a twin of last year's freshmen float, but one out of two isn't bad, considering that they ARE freshmen. Their class advisors are Mrs. Findley and Mr. Rhinehart (two math teachers—I bet their class FUNCTIONS are PROOF of the FACT that GIVEN any other SET of students, they would GREATLY enjoy only a FINITE SEGMENT of them, but SINES indicate they EQUALLY like an INFINITE NUMBER of the Freshmen) and they are doing a good job with the unexperienced Second semester officers: Bob Ugalde, Pres.; Pat Richards, Vice-pres.; Adam frosh. To sum things up, the Class of 1981 Barrenechea, Treas.: Yvette Lighthouse, Student-Body Rep.; and Nancy had some original ideas and some not so Marcuerquiaga, Sec original ones, but they'll learn, just like all the rest of the former frosh have. And what better place to learn than at a school?

52 Kathy Adams Mike Allen Rodney Arbonies Adam Barrenechea Patty Baum

Tracy Betz l Bland Brigitte Bosch Mike Brown Allen Brugger

Peter Buchan Lisa Buckingham Kerri Calder Ray Casalez Don Cassinelli

53 Kelly Clark

Lisa Cloutier

Colleen Danielson

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54 Compliments of TALLMAN LUMBER Brigitte Davidson Robert Davidson Tammy Denny Rick Desruisseaux

Brian Dick Carol Dufurrena Toni Elges

Theresa Fernandez Cheryl Fitzgerald Ruth Fitzgerald

Compliments of VOGUE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 55 Cheri Fry Jerry Fry Toni George Wade George Mark Gilbraith

Randy Glinsmann Kathy Gonzales Janine Graham Tressie Graham Ana Guerrero

Compliments of WAGNER'S WAREHOUSE 56 //WY

Robert Haflich Tom Haflich Jackie Henley Roxanne Hesterlee Pat Hirsch

Carolyn Hobbs Holly Hornung Ruthie Horton Robert Jenne Louis Jurado

Compliments of A-l AUTO REPAIR 57 Karen Keeney Kelly Key Patrick King Caroline Kingman Susan Kniep

Mitch Lambert Peter Larragueta

Yvette Lighthouse Robert Lizanetz

Lance Lopes Beth Ann Lords

Jamie Lowe Nancy Marcuerquiaga

Frank Martinez Warren Maynard George Miller Kenny Moore Brian Moravec

58 Stephanie Mulleneaux Tony Murillo

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John Nelson Carrie Ott

Jerry Ott K' •]••- i 1 . : Pit

Dan Pearce Tina Poche'

Michael Porter Jim Pratt

Compliments of BILL MACDONALD 59 ADVENTURE... ENTHUSIASM r. ' .:.,•• SR •• ABOUNDING,

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61 ORGANIZATIONS

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• Teresa Willis Donna Harmon Theresa Owens Mimi Richards Head Photographer Co-Editor Co-Editor

WINN EMUCCANEVADA SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF!

The Winnada was brought to you by alot of team work and some outstanding •'C^ individual accomplishments. Teresa Willis sold $780 worth of advertisements, either w by pounding the streets alone or dragging along another member of the staff. Sibyl Butcher contributed immensely by checking our layouts, pages, and spelling. How many Basque names can you spell correctly—without looking? Though individual ^ i i achievements do stand out, nothing was so important as the fact that the staff ""*^ '^^PV didn't stop trying to get pages done and ads sold and the boring, "menial" work •v done. Through missed deadlines, uncooperative imaginations, and uncertainty at I meetings, they never quit hoping that somehow, someway this book would be a little more adventurous than other yearbooks, both past and future. ym *^ J •^Sm

Sibyl Butcher Mentor

Joyce Burkholder Darlene Clausen Jeff Johnson Andrea Talcott

64 Joyce Angus Tammy Baumeister Liz Botkin Josie Jurado

Shana Stock Mary Lee Baumeister Genny Bevard Robin Lambert

Lupe Martinez Kathy Rice Troy Viss Jackie Wright

65 VICA (CAR)TOONS UP

VICA members are, first row: Kyle Lock, Will Hall, Olsen, Dan Thompson, Mike Bell. Not pictured: Karl Hornbarger, Eugene Brown. Second row: Mark Kearns, David Johnson, Frank Gabica, Dan Craig Paris, Doug Stuart, Mr. Knight, adviser; Mackey, Martin Stout, Rory Upshaw, and Allen Mark Toland. Third row: Rick McDonald, David Seals. Aranguena, Chuck Austin, Mike Guzman, Craig

66 First semester officers are Mike Bell, Student Council representative; Chuck Austin, Vice President; Mike Guzman, Secretary; David Aranguena, President; Mark Toland, Reporter, Doug Stuart, Treasurer. Not pictured: Rory Upshaw, Parliamentarian. Second semester officers pictured below are Frank Gabica, Student Council representative; Eugene Brown, Reporter; Karl Hornbarger, Parliamentarian; Dan Mackey, Chaplain; Mike Guzman, President; Mark Toland, Vice President; Martin Stout, Treasurer.

This year, VICA raised approximately $600 on their annual candy sales. About $200 of this goes for scholarships. During the year, they were raising the remainder of the money to pay expenses for such activities as the Custom Car Show at Reno in March, the Skill Olympics at Las Vegas in April, and the National VICA Skill Olympics in June.

67 STUDENT COUNCIL MOVES FOR L.H.S.

Student Body officers are Joe Buchan, Vice-President; Suzanne Pentz Treasurer; Jerry Hetrick, President; Mimi Richards, Head Cheerleader, and Margaret Lau, Secretary.

Student Council members, seated, are Lisa Bell, Teresa Standing: Lori Kofford, Suzanne Pentz, Jackie McDade Bankofier, Yvette Lighthouse, Margaret Lau, Joe Debra Pearce, Mimi Richards, Karl Hornbarger. Buchan, Jerry Hetrick, Julie Tipton, Ruth Fitzgerald. Jerry and Joe help collect student body fees during registration.

Joe gets into emceeing at homecoming. All Margaret needs is a piano.

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NEVERTHELESS.

ADVENTURE...

DONNA HARMON It's better to gossip than to watch the game

Mom, how come these don't snap, crackle, and pop?"

Spanish Club float takes first place.

Spanish Club officers are: Itxaso Obieta, Vice President; Colleen Holt, President; Debbie Pearce, Student Council Representative; and Joyce Burkholder, Secretary- Treasurer.

70 SPANISH CLUB CAPTURES 1st IN HOMECOMING PARADE

Members are, first row: Letty Ringheimer, Genny Third row: Denice Burrow, Laura Dalgliesh, Debbie Bevard, Itxaso Obieta, Cindy Martinez, Lupe Martinez, Pearce, Lisa Bell, Steve Lopes, Lee Bosch, Mimi Donna Harmon, Barbara Nash, Joyce Burkholder, Lisa Richards, Casey Arciniega, Rodd Lighthouse, and Mrs. York, Teresa Willis. Second row: Colleen Holt, Mary Lee Costa, Advisor. Not pictured: Joyce Angus, Terri Baumeister, Darlene Clausen, Tammy Baumeister, Clausen, and Cris Monarrez. Linda Trakas, Monica Vesco, Kelly Kniep, Chuck Smith.

This year the Spanish Club started the year off with a first place float in the Homecoming Parade that had the theme of a tiger piftata being smashed by a buckaroo. They also performed a skit entitled "Tony the Tiger" at Skit Night. In January, they attended the Ballet Folklorico Mexicano performance at Nixon Hall and then fought the snow to see a Spanish Flamenco Ballet in Reno. Selling mugs and candy were their major money ;"making projects. With their money they hope to take a trip at the end of the year. All in all, the Spanish Club has been very active with most of its members participating in the projects.

71 Science Club: First row: Mr. Markus, Advisor; Mark Hummel, Sandi Cuddeback, Sec.-Treas.; David Brown, and Bob Glinsmann, Pres. and Student Council Rep. Second row; Kurtis Betz, Tom Riggs, Kai Standi, Vice-Pres.; and Shana Stock. SCIENCE CLUB EXPANDS MATH CLUB MATERIALIZES Math Club was formed this year with the intention of promoting an interest in and ability to do math, as well as studying for the Nevada Prize Examination. To be a member, students must have a B (or better) grade average in their math classes. The club plans to apply for a national charter in Mu Alpha Theta National High School Mathematics Club.

Math Club: First row: Kim Poche, K jy Keller, Rolfe Schwart; :.-Treas.; and Jackie McDade. Second row: Mrs. Findley, Advisor; inda Trakas, Itxaso Obie Sharon Hetrick, Anna Gonzalez Donna Harmon, Pres.; and Dave El >ndo, Student Council R P E P C L U B RAISES RIOTS, RUCKllS, AND ROUNDS OF

Members: First row: Jackie McDade, Sonia Murillo, Betty Seward, Janet A Studebaker and Wendy Harmon. Second row: Karen Buckingham, Denise Burrow, Betty Glinsmann, Shellie Reynolds, Stephanie Vaughn, P Suzanne Norgaard, Chris Monarrez, Rory Upshaw. Third row: Janice Visger, Jodi Baker, Colleen Holt, Dawn Golliher, Itxaso Obieta, Joyce P Angus. Fourth row: Lisa Cloutier, Patricia Leavitt, Mark Gough, Bonnie Jo Hutchinson, Vera Sweeney, Crystal Leon, Edna Murillo. Fifth row: L Berta Keeney, Kelly Key, Susan Kniep, Susie Klaumann, Lisa Buckingham, Mary Jarman, Patricia Davis, Jan Fullenwider, Mary Lee A Baumeister, Janet Valle. Sixth row: Betty Wegman, Cheri Fry, Stephanie Mulleneaux, Tammy Kelsey, Kathy Neary, Kim Poche, Mr. Winans. U S E

Officers are Wendy Harmon, Secretary-Treasurer; Janet Studebaker, President; Betty Seward, Vice President; Kim Poche. Student Council Representative; and ark Winans, Adviser. T R R U O E D E B O U C C K L A U R B 0 0 S

First row: Vance Vesco, Robert Gastelecutto, Ron Mobley, Don Glasgow, Tom Hammond, Cindy Mobley. Second row: Tony Richards, Jeff York, Roger Weston, Joe Ross, Tim Chabot. Third row: Frank Ugalde, Will Hall, John Angus. Fourth row: Wally Baum, Dani Baum, Mark Elfring. Fifth row: Zane Howe, Pat Richards, Bob Ugalde. Not pictured: Jan Fullenwider, Ty McDermett, Tracy Hammond, Mark Dotson, Jim Glasgow.

Officers: Tony Richards, treasurer; Dani Baum, secretary; Zane Howe, president; Don Glasgow, sergeant-at- arms; Roger Weston, historian; Jeff York, reporter; John Angus, vice- president. This year's Rodeo Club advisors are Hank Angus, Frosty Tipton, and Sammye Ugalde. Pole bending

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Goat tying

Homecoming float

Barrel racing MAT MAIDS INSPIRE WRESTLERS TO WIN

Row 1: Joni Clausen, Yvette Lighthouse, Julie Warner, Haley, Tina Jenkins, Debbie Echavarria, Teres Karen Dugger, Susan Kniep, Kelli Freshour, Wendi Dani Baum. Miller. Row 2: Letty Ringheimer, Tracie Goodale, Amy

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Row 1: Dave Elizondo, Sam Johnstone, Stuart Moore, Karl Hornbarger, Tom Baumeister, Stan Lau, Scott Kracaw. Row 2: Steve Lopes, Alan Davis, Mike Erquiaga, Louis Kelly, Zane Howe, Jeff Johnson, Steve Acree. Row 3: Rolfe Schwartz, Casey Arciniega, Chuck Kearns, Ted Wilier, Ron Bankofier, Tim Robinson, Jim Visger.

The Key Club got off to a fast start by raffling off a shotgun at the Football Homecoming game. The shotgun was won by Vince Lopes and the raffle brought in a lot of money which was used on future projects. They were also very active as referees at Little League Basketball games. The following girls were chosen as monthly sweethearts: Debbie Hatch- October; Jeri Schwartz-November; Tauna Johnstone- December; Mickey Bidart-January; Lori Stoker-February.

The Key Club officers are Dave Elizondo, Secretary; Tom Baumeister, Treasurer; Rolfe'Schwartz, Vice-President. Not pictured is Ted Wilier, President. First Row: Verna Measel, Sandra Gonzales, Judi Annie Barr. Third Row: Toni George, Liz Botkin, Crowley, Cheryl Fitzgerald, Kerry Jo Reeves. Chen Fry, Betty Wegman, Lisa Cloutier, Tammy Second Row: Marianne Bradley, Tammi Santos, Denny, Tressia Graham, Patti Baum, Albert Terry Robinson, Joan Horton, Ruth Fitzgerald, Milner, Mr. Clark Director. Not Pictured: Denise Cathy Martinez, Michelle Cuyler, Lori Kofford, Denny. CHOIR SINGS TO THE WORLD

Lisa Cloutier and Liz Botkin are featured in a Choir Officers: Clockwise-Liz Botkin, Lori duet, "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,'' in the Kofford, Ruth Fitzgerald, Sandra Gonzales. Christmas Program.

78 First Row: Steve Lopes, Kathy Neary, Joe Buchanan, Jackie McDade, Joe Botkin, Jennie Buchan. Second Row: Shelly Reynolds, Betty Glinsmann. Third Row: Stephanie Vaughn, Suzanne Norgaard, Wendy Harmon, Janet Studebaker, Jeannette Chikami, Colleen Holt, Robyn Beaman, Mr. Jeanney. BULLSHEET WRITES UP A PILE Editors: Janet Studebaker, Jeannette Chikami.

Compliments of a FRIEND DEDICA TION

LEARNING IN MR. ANDRESS' CLASS IS AN ADVENTURE IN ITSELF. AS NOT ONLY A TEACHER BUT ALSO AS AN HONOR SOCIEEY A D VISER, HE INSPIRES STUDENTS TO ACHIEVE ACADEMICALLY.

THIS IS MR. ANDRESS' FIFTH YEAR OF TEACHING COUNTLESS STUDENTS IN THE BIOLOGY, ADVANCED BIOLOGY, AND GEOLOGY CLASSES AT LOWR Y. THE HELP HE HAS EXTENDED TO US AND THE INTEREST HE HA S SHO WN IN US IS MUCH APPRECIATED.

BECAUSE HE HAS BEEN OUR TEACHER, OUR ADVISER, AND OUR FRIEND, THE YEARBOOK STAFF DEDICATES THE 1978 WINNADA TO (tSLY" CLYDE. HONOR SOCIETY CONQUERS WILDS OF OREGON

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National Honor Society members, first row, are Obieta, Teresa Bankofier. Third row: Mr. Andress, Monica Vesco, Debbie Pearce, Andrea Talcott, advisor; Lisa Bell, Joyce Burkholder, Mrs. Myers, Jeannette Chikami, Jeri Schwartz, Debbie Hatch, advisor; Liz Botkin, and Dave Elizondo. Not Julie Tipton. Second row: Ron Bankofier, Donna pictured: Denise Michelson, Joe Buchan, Suzanne Harmon, Mimi Richards, Darlene Clausen, Itxaso Pentz, Mickey Bidart.

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Honor Society has been very busy this year. They began the year selling concessions during the home basketball games and later sold valentines to the Student Body on February 14th. After the induction of the new members the annual donut sale was held providing two scholarships for two of their members. They also traveled to Oregon in the spring for an adventurous tour of several different universities with the money they'd raised throughout the year.

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F. F. A. officers are: Vance Vesco, President; Don Glasgow, Vice- President; Cindy Mobley, Secretary; Sheri Woolfolk, Treasurer; Tony Richards, Student Council Representative; Ron Mobley, Sentinel; Bruce Frazier, Reporter.

F. F. A. members are: Front row: Cindy Mobley, Sheri Woolfolk, Don Glasgow, Bruce Frazier, Vance Vesco. Second row: Jim Glasgow, Tom Hammond, Juanita Inman, Wade George, Will Hall, Don Cassinelli, Pat Richards, Mark Elfring, Rodney Long. Third row: Tim Chabot, Jesse Cox, Sheri Angus, Roger Weston, Susie Klaumann, Robbie Gastelecutto, Mike EUifritz. Fourth row: Jeff York, Paul Kerr, George Miller. Fifth row: Lenora Lyon, Cheryl Fitzgerald, Ruth Fitzgerald, Mark Gilbraith, Lyle Santos, Leroy Trakas, Randy Glinsmann, Rick Desruisseaux, Robert Lizanetz. Sixth row: Robert Jenne, Kim Poche, John Nelson, Allen Rose, David Ringheimer, Darryl Prinze, Tom Haflich. Seventh row: Tony Richards, Mr. George, Advisor; Ron Mobley. Not pictured: Frank Martinez, Don Thompson, Kathy Biasi, Ty McDermett, Cheryl Frazier, Jan Fullenwider, George Boggio. 82 Mr, George and F. F. A. members stuff meat with garlic in c F A members wrap the meat in cheesecloth. preparation for barbequeing.

F. F. A. activities started this year with the Kick-off barbeque on September 6. After that came the National F F. A. Convention in Kansas City on November 8-11. From November 28 to December 10, they had citrus fruit sales. On Feb'-aury 24, there was a Steak-Fry, The Foods for America presentation was on I ,•:,•- ,,ii , . • K '4 it the local grammar schools. The zone contests were April 5, with State contests in Reno April 17-20, They concluded activities for the year with a parent member banquet on May 3.

F. F, A, members coat meat in barbeque sauce. F.H.A. HOSTS ROUND-UP FHA. started out the year by hosting the District Roundup with groups coming form Elko, Carlin, Wells, and McDermitt. There was a fashion show, plays, lectures study groups, and a luncheon for all participants. Weekly meetings were held on Thursday throughout the year.

Members- (I. to r.) Lori Kofford, Marianne Bradley, Barbara Winkler, Kathy Standi, Sandi Cuddeback, Verna Measel, Patty H#j sj) Baum, Berta Keeney, Tammie Santos and Laura Dalgliesh. Not pictured: Debbie Elges, Leslie York, Sandra Gonzales, Theresa Robinson, Michelle Cuyler, Lori Cole and Ranae Lane. &*& H^*«ty \ s

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Officers are-Marianne Bradley, President; Sandi Cuddeback, Vice-President; Sandra Gonzales, Secretary; Laura Dalgliesh, Treasurer; Lori Kofford, Student Council Representative. itfCfc XM4*%

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84 DRAMA FLASHES ACROSS STAGE

Drama Club Members are front row- Jackie Chikami, Buchan, Jerry Hetrick, Gina Jenista, and Miek Gough. Joyce Allen, Lori Stoker, Janet Studebaker, Stan Lau, Not pictured: Mike Bell, Jeff Johnson, Rory Upshaw, Joe Buchan, Wendi Miller, Tauna Johnstone, Jennie Mickey Bidart and Mrs. Myers.

On November 2, the drama class performed "Me and My Shadow", a three act comedy, for the student body. Upon completion of this play, the group began working on its big production of the year-"Arsenic and Old Lace" by J. Kesslring. With the tremendous help produced by Mr. Georges' Wood Shop, an entirely new set was designed and built for the play. Production dates were set for February 27 & 28. The drama class is working on plans to attend an educational workshop, offered by Universal Studios in California and is also planning a play to be produced in the Spring. The drama class has had a very successful year and will be providing Hollywood with future stars! ifiii

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ME AND MY SHADOW by J. Vincent Barret

Roy Harrington saves a young East Indian girl from being run over by a train. When the girl comes to she declares that because Roy has saved her life he is now her "Master" and she is his "Slave". Roy's mother-in-law arrives unexpectedly, a nosey neighbor interferes, and Arleen, Roy's wife, arrives just in time to discover that Sabu, a Hindu mystic has kidnapped her mother thinking she was Shadow! This three act comedy was performed for the student body on November 2.

CAST OF CHARACTERS Roy Joe Buchan Arleen Tauna Johnstone Mrs. King Lori Stoker Susan Fisher Jennie Buchan Bruce Douglas Jerry Hetrick Georgia Butler Janet Studebaker Shadow Jackie Chikami Hickson Rory Upshaw Sabu Mike Gough

Shadow proclaims that Roy is her master and she is his slave.

Compliments of W. M. THOMPSON, D.D.S. 86 Arleen applies first aid to Susan.

Roy handing Shadow her coat in an attempt to get her to leave.

Roy and Bruce trying to explain the mess they've got themselves into.

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Compliments of GINGER'S PHOTO LAB HERE ARE THE GIRLS THAT

The J.V.'s kept cheering and cheering and cheering and cheering and cheering and cheering and cheering and cheering. THE J.V. RAH RAWS KEPE CHEERING ON THEIR BOYS. EHEY HOLLERED AND SHOUTED AND MADE EOES OE NOISE. WHO HERE THE GIRLS. READY AND RARING. EA UNA. TONI, SA RA H A ND KA REN!!! J.V. Cheerleaders: Tauna Johnstone, Karen Billingsley, Toni Lowe and Sarah Cole. BACK THE BUCKAROOS!!

Varsity Cheerleaders: Lisa York, Monica Vesco, Jeri Schwartz and Mimi Richards LISA, MONICA, JERI AND MIMI ALWAYS THERE AND ALWAYS BEA MING, WITH SPIRIT AND CHEER TO ROOT THEIR BOYS ON, THEY KNOW THAT THEIR TEAM IS THE TEAM THAT'S #1!! GRADUATES EN 1 ER 1AINER S OF THE YEA R

1978 Songleaders: Jackie Chikami, Teresa Bankofier, Jeannette Chikami, Debbie Mentaberry, head. JACKIE, TERESA, DEBBIE, JEANNEEEE, EHE TOP ENTERTAINERS OE LOWRY, YOU BEE! EIIESE GIRLS BROUGHT MUCH COLOR TO LOWRY'S BIG YEAR EIIEIR SPIRIT AND EALENE SUREE Y SIIO WED CLEA R! if in • i u

90 SPIRIT OF LO WR Y HIGH!! MIMI MONICA

TERESA J A CKIE

TAUNA SA RAII

LISA JERI

DEBBIE JEANNETTE

KAREN TONI

Fight on for Lowry High Boys, For the Blue and Gold, We cheer together, All friends, new and old.

Our hearts are with you always, Whether we win or lose, Three cheers for Lowry, The Gold and Blue!!!

LOWRY LOWRY HIGH!!! B U C D K E A B \ 1 5 R 1 > U E T T T E S AND EXIT Buckarette officers, top to bottom: Sonia Murillo, Tina Jenkins, Berta Keeney, Karen Buckingham, Jamie Lowe, and Brigitte Bosch.

Buckarette members, top row: Karen Buckingham, Tina Jenkins, Kathy Adams, Rhonda Paris, Berta Keeney, Nancy Marcuerquiaga, Sonia Murillo. Bottom row: Betty Wegman, Jamie Lowe, and Brigitte Bosch.

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Quick, into a nearby locker and. . .

No, I will not live with a herd of goats. Love at first sight.

I really love school ... I lie a lot. ta 1 jrfc 9

v^f ^Wj First row: Ruben Salas, Jeff Marcinik, Dave Brown, Lee Bosch, Scott Kracaw, Dave Elizondo, Casey Arciniega, Kelly Kniep, Kelly Ketcham, Stewart Warner. Second row: Jim Visger, Tom Baumeister, Larry Blaylock, Stuart Moore, John Gerhart, Tim Grady. Third row: Rudy Salas, Sam Johnstone, Jeff Johnson, Al Urban, Tim Robinson, Ted Wilier, Ron Bankofier, and Jon DeChambeau

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"Short people got no reason I just got Midasized!

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First row: Karen Dugger, Julie Warner, Teresa Bankofier, Debbie Mentaberry, Jeri Schwartz, Tammy Baumeister. Second row: Linda Trakas, Lupe Martinez,. Charlene George, Debbie Hatch, Julie Tipton, Jeannette Chikami. Third row: Amy Haley, Cindy Falen,. Itxaso Obieta, Betty Seward, Lisa Bell, and Janet Studebaker. Not pictured: Liz Botkin, Denise Michelson, Gina Jenista, Monica Vesco, Kathy Neary, Theresa Owens, Chris Tarter, Tauna Johnstone, Cheryl Frazier, Mickey Bidart, Mary Ann Bradley, Sheri Swanson, and Joyce Angus.

Officers are: Janet Studebaker, Student Council Rep.; Lisa Bell, Sec- Treas.; Julie Tipton, Pres.; and not pictured, Denise Michelson, Vice-Pres. BAND SEARCHES OUT NEW

First Row: Grant Foster, Clarinet; Dawn Golliher, Row: Mike Bell, Cornet; Ray Casalez, Cornet; Marcel Clarinet; Caroline Kingman, Clarinet; Andrea Talcott, Allen, Cornet. Fourth Row: Mr. Clark, Director; Bryan Oboe. Second Row: Dani Baum, Clarinet; Carolyn Casalez,.Trombone; Kirby Keller, Baritone; Allen Hobbs, Clarinet; Debbie Shaw, Bass Clarinet. Third Armstrong, Tuba. First Row: Jackie Wright, Flute;

96 DIMENSIONS IN HARMONY

Itxaso Obieta, Flute; Chris Tarter, Flute; Berta Keeny, Cornet; Curtis Baum, Percussion. Fourth Row: Jim Flute; Tammie Santos, Flute. Second Row: Karl Baker, Autry, Percussion; Chuck Kearns, Percussion; Tom Saxophone; Warren Maynard, Saxophone; Ruthie Alexander, Percussion; Joe Botkin, Percussion; Lou Ann Horton, Flute; Beth Ann Lords, Flute; Juanita Inman, Johnson, Percussion. Flute. Third Row: Alex Davidson, Cornet; Wade George,

97 'Please, God, let it be right THIS time.'

Band officers are: Dawn Golliher, Drum Majorette; Itxaso Obieta, Secretary; Andrea Talcott, Vice-President; Juanita Inman, Business Manager; Tom Alexander, Treasurer; Mike Bell, President; and Curtis Baum, Band Manager. "Wanna see us blow a bubble?'

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'It'll be a cold day in H' "" before we march in this kind of weather again.'

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