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Benchwarmers at Elko High crowd yells it gives me a natural School School are the very im­ high," says Ryan Pressley, kicker portant, often wildly enthusiastic for the varsity football team. members of the school and community that gather to support We all need to be benchwarmers. EHS athletic teams. These It creates pride in our school and dedicated people can be found on provides an opportunity for the the benches in all kinds of making of many great memories. weather. Heat is no problem. Benchwarmers are the greatest Many people can be found fan­ supporters of athletics and the ning themselves during the fall school. Their sacrifice is often and spring sports as they yell taken for granted, but it always their team on. As the weather contributes to the spirit of our gets colder the support doesn't school. dwindle. The usual benchwarmers can be found in Copy By: Josettc Irabarne their usual places huddled be­ neath winter coats, knit caps and wool blankets, sipping hot coffee and cheering. Supporting friends and fellow school mates plays an important role in EHS tradition. "When the

The varsity cheerleaders lead the students of Elko High School in a vistory cheer during an assembly on the football field. Assemblies were a big part of the games at EHS, and the spirit was very contagious.

10 Student Life The Afterlife

Seniors, what do you plan to do after graduating from Elko High School?

- tour the world with Oingo Boingo and meet Madonna - get married, go to school, have a few kids and live happily ever after - sail around the world - become a minister - Jump for joy! - come back for a 5th year - go to Australia and run with the kangaroos - I'm going to jump in my U-Haul van and drive out of this state. - First, I have to graduate. - live with Mom and Dad - sleep

"Peace, Lisa, you are way groovy, sister." Senior Mary Paoli rocks out to Lisa Kornze's guitar playing. Lisa and Mary were two active partcipants in many Elko High School activities.

100 Seniors Du - Hi Audrey Dunning Alex Duran Spring Dykstra J. C. Ekburg Brandon Elegante Ginni Erwin Jeanne Eudey

Jodi Fahsholtz Danny One Feather Jesse Fenger Jason E. Fenhaus Shane Fertig Andrew Flores Ryan Fosmo

Adam Foster Jeremy Franco Nalene Frandsen Angela Fraser Delores Fuentes Lindsey Galloway Melissa Garcia

Mandee Garrett Travis Gerber Tracy Gevock Chad Gibson Ben Gilbert Warner Glenn Clarrisa Gonzales

Candy Greco Brian Green Hadassah Grijalva Jennifer Hagen Thomas Hannum Jennifer Hartshorn Rachel Hash

Sarah Head Angela Hebdon Jennifer Heidinger Kerry Hendershot Kimberly Hetland Sara Hewitt Brandy Hicks

Seniors Du - Hi 101 Alex Higgins Amber Hillewaert David Hockett Daria Horn Drew Hovan Spring Howlett Jarrod Hyde

Jason Ispisua Stephanie Itza Jacqueline Jenkins Jena Jensen Ryan Jerz Susie Jocobo Angela Jones

Heath Johnson Heidi Johnson James Johnson Joseph Johnston Brian Kidwell Bobbie Kiechler Dixie Kightlinger

Robert Kightlinger Jeremy Killion Ginger Kremper Dustin Koch Lisa Kornze Andrew Knudsen Eddie Lamson

Miranda Lane Brian Lee Cindy Lefevre Ryan Lind Heidi Linsenmann Jennifer Linsenmann Kevin Loper

Shanon Lopez Kristin Lovell Betsy Lytle Jennifer Mahlberg Alma Marin Michael Martin Theresa Marin

102 I Seniors Hi - Ma Sick?

Seniors, how does "Senioritis" affect you?

-1 love it; it's power. - My little left toes swells up and my ears ring. - Since I had Junioritis, Sophomoritis and Freshmanitis, I don't know. -1 don't want to go to class. - It doesn't. Got a problem with it? - It rules my life.

Scott Stewart gives one last minute pep talk before sending the powderpuff team to the field. Senior Sarah Abel makes sure she has the game plan down.

Seniors Hi - Ma 103 Play It Again

Seniors, do you remember when....

- Transformers were popular? - water guns used to be legal on the campus until too many people got seriously injured? Yeah right. - Chad Gibson's nickname was "Big Banana"? - Sarah W. played "Sarah" for her campaign and said 2 + 2 = 5? - Daria Hom fell right into a mud puddle wearing white pants? - Katy Schwarz led a cheer at a Frosh football game in Twin Falls: Give me an E. Give me an L. Give me aK. What's that spell? - the drama class wrote a play that made everyone cry? - when Sara Walther was dropped by the cheerleading squad? - when skipping was scary? - when Scottie Vega was a junior high cheerleader? - when graduation seemed a lifetime away?

Senior Daren Withers shows his indi vidualaity by sporting his unique hairdo. Along with fellow band members, Daren performed at the Home­ coming Bonfire.

104 Seniors Ma - Pr Brandi Martinez Amy Matthiesen Roxanne Mauldin Robert Maxson David Maynard Debbie McCrory Marcey McCrum

Kelley McElderry Shaundell McGee Denise McKeever Nathan McKnight Melissia Melendez Ashley Menkin Kim Miller

Travis Miller Ryan Montes De Oca Mazie Montrose Katrina Moody Mickey Morales Brandon Morgan Matthew Mori

Angie Moyer Denise Muniz Jacob Nance Serena Navratil Angel Nelson Tracy Nickson Peter Nielson

Troy Van Norman Beau Nyrehn Aaron Ogle George Oliver Brook Ostrander Patricia Overman Mary Paoli

Bryan Pecor Rachelle Peterson Bill Pierce Jason Polise Charles Potter Thomas Potter Yong Pratt

Seniors Ma - Pr 105 Vanessa Preader Samantha Pruett Boyd Ratliff Rebecca Ray Jacob Reed Greg Renfro Mike Riley

Carmen Robinson Aurora Robles Marina Rodriguez Irma Romero Chad Rozman Emily Rundlett Chris Ruttenbur

Chana Sabala Scott Sagarra Juan Saldana Vicki Saldana Jason Salisbury Jennifer Schaeffer Aren Schaffran

Kathryn Schwarz Kristen Sena Mike Sessions Brian Shaw Jack Simonsen Iva Slade Rachel Snyder

Matthew Sorensen Jason Stanfill Don Steeley Corey Steensen Ronald Steinfeld Scott Stewart J. C. Stevens

Christina Suhr Jeff Sullins Ryan Sullivan Chanell Sweat Liberty Taufer Justin Teague Trinasa Valencia

106 Seniors Pr - Va Time Warp

Seniors, if you could go back and start high school at E. H. S. again, what would you change?

- everything - Go Back?! - All the WORD WEALTH books would be burned. - my skipping habits - my girl friends - the name of the buildings so I wouldn't be so confused - my hair color - nothing - the hat rule

Seniors Emily Rundlett and Katy Schwarz pose to show their new look. Emily and Katy joined in the fun of Greek Day by wearing their togas.

Seniors Pr - Va 107 Matt Valtierra Greg Vanlandingham Scottie Anne Vega Brad Vejnar

Kimberley Vennes Julie Vice Nadene Walker Sarah Walther

EUzabeth Warner Moriya Weeks Walter Whitaker Jeremy White

Kevin Wills Jennifer Wilton Viola Winder Sidonna Windous

Emily Winkelkotter Daren Withers Jeff Wolverton Chad Woster

Carly Wunderlich Sean Yates Stephanie Honeycutt Brian Krueger Katrina Moody

108 Seniors Va - Mo OB ye todiaBs, OB ye ItadiaBS Fight for Elko High! Gallant MeB 1B MarooB aBd White Are booBd to do or dieQ Rah9 Rah9 Rah OB ye iBdiaBs, OB ye iBdiaBS CrowB oor school with fame! Fight for old Elko High To wiB this game!

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Seniors 109 Seniors Chris Cason, Trevor Vollstedt, Travis Miller, R. E. Chiquette, and George Oliver watch the Powderpuff game with intensity. The faithful fans eagerly await the outcome of the refs call.

EHS seniors, David Maynard, Elliot Coulter, and Chris Heathman, and junior Jon Clemans hold up the bleachers during an assembly. The con­ struction classes worked long hours to gel the new bleachers ready for the season.

Mr. English, a teacher at EHS, is watching an assembly on the football field since his atten­ dance is required.

Jonathan Brouse gives last minute instructions to the Powderpuff players. Juniors Becca Richie. Adri Peterse and sophomore Monique Compton get ready to go out and do battle on the field.

Benchwarmers Stephanie Honeycutt directs traffic at the Home­ coming assembly as part of the senior skit. Painted for war, she fullfills her duty.

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Fellow seniors gather at the site of the Senior Seniors Caryn Bartorelli and Denise McKeever w Block to make their mark. Each year a kaleido­ begin yet another school day. The two girls scope of colors coverthe Block. Senior Shaundell contemplate their being up so early, and their McGee paints happily while a classmate watches. men.

Seniors Ginni Erwin and Ryan Jerz ponder the artistic talent os one another while trying to de­ cide what goes next.

110 Seniors "Gimme kiss." T. C Grijalva, the key defensive powderpuff player has got tranquility written all over her face. Jason Polise, senior, plays his wild guitar with the Senior, Vicki Saldana, whoops it up as she paints band, "Havoc", during the Homecoming assem­ her name on the Senior Block. bly in an effort to pump everyone up.

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Kerry Hendershot, senior, made sure to leave a mark that everyone would recognize. The Shortmeister is identified with other names such as Undertall.

Seniors 111 "You looking at me?" Seniors Emil Aberg, Ryan Jerz, and Scott Carr show what they are made of during the Homecoming assembly.

Senior, Ellen B arrows awaits her turn to leave her signature on the Senior Block.

Seniors Sarah Walther and Carly Wunderlich prepare for the next portion of the Homecoming Assembly. Both varsity cheerleaders partici­ pated in the assembly.

112 End Of The Road...

After four long years of waiting, the class of 1993 takes its final steps down the hallowed halls of Elko High School, and carries many memories with them.

The school year ended almost as quickly could be grasped, it was hard to decide first homecoming dance. All of the as it began. For all the graduating where to go and what to do with their other great times at FHS would bring seniors, the moment of truth would begin lives. The future, which had seemed an back fond memories in the years to the day after graduation. For the past eternity away, but in actuality, it had come. These memories would be a four years, they had come to school day arrived more quickly than anticipated. significant part of their lives and forever in and day out, five day s a week, for nine hold a special place in their hearts. months out of the year. They had grown No matter what they did or where they almost accustomed to the routine and went, memories created at Elko High Copy by: Yong Pratt then it was suddenly yanked out from School would produce many fond underneath them. There was so much memories. They would always re­ out there and so many opportunities that member their freshman year and their

Seniors Scott Stewart and Andrew Knudsen re­ member back to when they were freshman. So how was it guys?

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Aberg, Emil Aberman, Dar Ankerley, Phillip Adair, Rachelle Aicher, Paul Alberdi, Malaina

Allen, Shawn Alleman, Wade Ames, Justin Anderson, David Anderson, Duane Andrews, Jen

Andrulis, Lisa Archuleta, Consuela Armstrong, Daniel Armuth, Mitchell Ashby, Wade Atencio, Jayme

Bair, Chad Barber, Kris Barbre, Shoshana Barkdull, Hal Barngrover, Bret Barr, John

Barra, Giliana Bhakta, Mayur Blackstock, Justin Blare, Jason Bleak, Tony Bodo, Neil

Bourke, Alicia Bowers, Jeffrey Boyce, Collette Bravo, Rosa Briggs, J.D. Brouse, Jonathan

114 Juniors Not Just Wasting Time

As soon as the bell rings the halls come alive They're always the life saver. with people. They rush out of the classroom like there is a freshman singing "Copacabana" As you' re going to your nextclass you see the in his snoopy underwear. Small groups kid in your 7th hour class. He's the one in the *S ^A slowly start to clog the hall. front row who falls asleep and teeters. You just can't wait until he falls off the seat. 1 | You try to walk down the hall and all of a sudden everyone stops. The girl in front sees Now is about the time you start to sprint her best friend fighting with her boyfriend. down the hall, out the door, and across I % She just has to see what happens. campus so you won'tget that fifth tardy. You make it just as the bell rings. Well, here goes In You finally make it to your locker. You another hour. shove everything in your locker just as you open it. You just remember that the home­ So, tell us, just what do you do outside the work for next your isn't done. So you run classroom? through the hall looking for someone who Copy by: Robin Webb has it done. You find someone with it done. w

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Members of the junior class give a little bit of their spare time to help beautify our school. The appearance of our campus was a major issue this year at EHS.

Juniors Jenny Doerr and Lacie Hansen hang out at their locker while they wait for the bell to ring. Nice hair, Jen- don't look so happy to be here!

Brown-Fuchs, Rebecca Brown, Shannon Burden, Nathan Burton, Jayme Burton, Jeanette Bush, Megan

Juniors Ab - Bu 115 A Peaceful Assmebly? Not at EHS

The band is playing, the bleachers vibrate to leaving a tremendous mark at EHS. Last thesteady beat of drums. Classes mix together year they won the Elko High School Spirit throughout the gym in the chaos of another Trophy, and this year, they are still in control. assembly. The cheerleaders and the dance In a school where once seniors always ruled team are at both ends of the court smiling all with spirit points, something has definitely the way through tiieir new routine. Antici­ changed. New leaders have risen in this pation shines in almost everyone's eyes. All school, and they can be found in the junior of asudden, the music stops, and the assembly class. (Congratulations, juniors, on a great begins. Athletic teams are introduced, skits year!) come alive, and cheers ring from the mouths ]1 of all in the gym. Copy By: Missy McPhillips But who, which class, is really into it? At almost every assembly one class is really shining with spirit, and always has been. Once described as out of control and as having attitudes, the Junior class is now

"All right, everyone! Is this a great assembly or what???" Junior Missy McPhillips sports a spirited smile as she looks in on an assembly.

Junior Joe Smiley tries to recover from being hit by the wave at an assembly. "Hey guys, this isn't as fun anymore. Would someone help me up?? Please??"

Bushell, Billy Carone, Tony Carson, Jennifer Carson, Kellie Carter, Doug Caton, Heather

16 Juniors Cauley, Melissa Cespedes, Benigno Chalmas, Ryan Chamberlain, Lori Chamberlin, Jamey Chapo, Carol

Charest, Katherine Chavez, Cassandra Clark, Andy Claytor, Justin Clemans, Jonathan Coiner, Desiree

Cook, Clinton Cortes, Antonio Cortez, Alexis Coulter, Greer Crandall, Fabian Crawford, Ian

Crouch, Tony Crouch, Derek Cruthirds, Kristin Culley, Pace Dalpiaz, Thomas Davis, Krista

Davis, Michael Davis, Steven Dean, Heather Deck, Matthew Del Sarto, Lore Devargas, Bemadette

Digrazia, Sara Dixon, Gerald Dodd, Jennifer Dodd, Jessica Doerr, Jenny Donnelli, Charette

Juniors Bu - Do 117 Dowling, Colin Drost, Bernadette Dudley, Robert Edwards, Matt Edwards, Trent Ellison, Billy

Enos, Paul Erickson, Peter Fallin, Melissa Fawver, Bradley Fazzary, Daniel Ferreira, Nick

Field, Shantel Finnell, Patrick Fobes, Kami Furrh, Carma Gallegos, Angela Gansberger, Amanda

Garcia, Joshua Garcia, Theresa Gast, Jennifer Gerber, Mike Gill, Joseph Gillespie, Melissa

Gillins, Scott Gingerich, Joe Goddard, Deborah Gonzalez, Jessie Gonzalez, Juan Good, Cindy

Goodare, Levi Gowin, Brandy Goyeneche, Leida Grant, Patrick Gregory, Paul Hackens, Eric

118 Juniors Our Dreams Edge Closer To Reality

For us juniors, college is no longer just a '94 on the wall. distant dream. It's becoming more of a reality with each passing day towards Pretty soon it will be us that people say are graduation. Many of us don't even know stuck up and get senioritis, and only have to what it is we want to be, but we still lake the go to school half the day. Pretty soon it will tests and earn the grades we feel we need. So be us graduating, us getting a degree and that whatever we are we will be successful at earning sportscars and private yachts, while it. After all, we still have all our options the underclassmen are still drinking coffee open. We could look at someone and think, late at night to stay awake and study for "That's going to be my job." college exams.

Pretty soon it will be us in charge of the Copy By: Red Wolf Pope world's great companies or orbiting theearth, or being president. We prepare because, in a short time,w e will have worked our way all the way around the gym and it will be us on that side with the signs that say senior class of

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"Lisa, what do you mean that you forgot about our Trig test???" Junior Shannon Brown gapes at classmate Lisa — Jones's momentary lapse of reason, one of the many that occurred among the class of '94 throughout the year.

Katy Petty and Lori Chamberlin, juniors, show that sometimes you just have to grin and bear it (the mountains of homework that we get every day), as they study in the hallway before classes begin.

Hambleton, Tasha Hannum, Leah Hansen, Lacie Hardy, Ray Harvey, Erin Hastings, Charles

Juniors Do - Ha 119 Day of Rest?

Weekends. At times just saying Though some students spend the word can send a wave of extra weekend time at school, anticipation ripping through your many others are hard at work body. Weekends have marked during their free time. Leida the end of a full wek of stress for Goyenche, another EHS junior, generations upon generations, says that she works for the extra and Elko High School is no ex­ money she needs lor gas, cloth­ ception to this. One might ask, ing, school supplies and enter­ "What do students do over their tainment. Basque dancer, sopho­ weekends?"' The answer to this more, Maitc Ugalde and other question is as varied as the stu­ dancers visit the Ruby Mountain dents themselves. Care Center and perform for the residents who live there. Maite Some choose to spend their said that she enjoys it "because it weekends at the same place that doesn't take much from us but, they spend their time during the for them, it means a lot. Variety week. Junior, Jennifer Dodd, a is the spice of life. member of the EHS cross coun­ try team, is one of those people. Copy By: Elisa Goyeneche She says that she chooses to spend her time running in an effort to improve herself so that no one can rise above her. 4 •HM A large percentage of EHS students get a taste of the real world by working on the weekends such as junior, Leida Goyeneche.

12 Student Life '94 Gets Some New Attitudes

As the years go by and change, so do the mess with me" attitude, just to name a few. I attitudes of the students in the junior class. think that students at Elko High School spend As a new student at Elko High School, and a too much time trying to impress their peers. member of the junior class, I see many dif­ Stop! Take a look around and realize "the ferent attitudes in our class. There are people world is round", and we are the class of 1994. trying to be something that they're not, or So be yourself. Besides who else can you be? "wannabe's". Then you have the "I'm better than you" attitude and , finally, the "don't Copy by: Kim Pettrey

"I like my attitude. Got a problem with it?" Junior Mike Kimmett growls at his locker while he marvels at the thought of a teacher telling him that he has an attitude.

Junior Lisa Jones takes a minute out of her busy life as a froot farmer to let us know that HER attitude hasn't changed that much since her childhood. Eat your heart out, Wade!

Hastings, Brian Hatch, Sabrina Hawkins, Billi Jo Henneberry, Mike Henry, Harry Heredia, Karla

120 Juniors Heredia, Octavio Hibbert, Beth Hiles, David Hill, Kevin Hogner, Tom Hood, Stephanie

Housden, Chris Howlett, Randy Hundley, Chris Hunnicutt, Vicki Hunzeker, Misty Huskey, Shanien

Hutchinson, Kris Hyslop, Cody Iribame, Josette James, William Jenkins, Rebecca Jenkins, Tom

Jennings, Callie Jim, Michelle Johnson, Berton Johnson, Heath Johnson, Jeremy Johnson, Leanne

Johnston, Amanda Johnston, Dedee Johnston, Karen Johnston, Leslie Jones, Bridget Jones, Jared

Jones, Lisa Jones, Trade Jorgensen, James Kell, Stephanie Kennedy, Nichole Keosky, Jody

Juniors Ha - Ke 121 Setting the Pace For Our Futures

They say the future lies in our hands. With Take your chances; keep striving to do your many people that's a scary thought, but to best, because after all, "a rung on a ladder is others it's very exciting. Think about it, are not to stand upon, but only to rest on until you you going to be a part of the action or will you can climb to yet another rung higher on the be one who just watches it fly by? The best ladder of life." - unknown that a person can do is never be afraid of the future, but expect die unexpected. Many Copy by: William James people are afraid to stand out and don't Jeff Leoppky express their beliefs. The way you express Hal Barkdull yourself is the way people judge you. Ten years from now where will you be- scrounging around a dark alley or in some luxurious house not worrying about where your next meal will be coming from. Only you can guide your future, so leam what is offered and expand the knowledge of the human race. Don't stand on the shore of the river.

Junior Erin Harvey boldly goes where no man (or woman) has gone before-into the band room at noon! Band is an activity tliat many students use to help them prepare for their future endeavors.

Nathan Burden is one guy who knows where lus future to go. Straight up-just like his hair! As a junior, Nathan is able to realize the importance of his individuality, and the impact that it could have on his future.

Kilgore, Jason Kimber, Kenneth Kimmet, Michael King, Angel Krenka, Cody Kuhel, Bryan

122 Juniors Labrum, Kellie Lampe, Shannon Lattin, Darci Lee, Brady Lee, Jennifer Leigh, Tina

Lino, Doug Litke, Cecil Little, Jason Loeppky, Jeffery Loomis, Karlee Loughney, Abbie

Lozano, Adan Macias, Sandra

Mann, Desiree Mansanarez, Mark Marquez, Dylan

Marsh, Wendy Martin, Tami Martinez, Gustavo McAnany, Chris McCauley, Rebekali McDaniel, Aaron

McDonald, Cheri McDonough, Troy Mcintosh, Rachelle McMurray, Brandin McPhillips, John McPhillips, Melissa

Medlock, Jason Mejia, Judy Melton, Nathan Michel, Joshua Milano, Toni Millage, Keturah

Juniors Ki - Mi 123 Millemon, Ben Miller, Joe Minard, Shawn Mitchell, Chaz Monger, Heather Moore, Christopher

Moore, Julie Morrison, Pete Morrison, Trisha Morse, Kimberly Mothershead, Heather MotL Cordie

Mulvaney, Chris Murray, James Musgrove, Macyle Nebeker, Thane Neff, Jesse Neff, Jessica

Neff, Karissa Neff, Samuel Neff, Tyrel Nelson, Nikki Nielson, David Orlando, Megan

Palmer, James Palmer, Tiffany Parker, Michelle Peavy, Brandon Peterman, Carl Peterson, Kendall

Peterson, Michelle Peterson, Mike Pettrey, Kim Petty, Katy Pharis, Connie Pharis, Jennie

124 Juniors Taking a Part In It All

The junior class has the involvement in ac­ There are also clubs besides athletics. I hear tivities that range from football to soccer to a lot of juniors say to teachers "oh, I will be track and clubs from band to forensics to gone because of FFA, band, or choraliers." SADD. Drama has quite a few juniors along with others. In the athletic department there have been a large number of juniors on volleyball, foot­ As a fellow junior student I am excited that ball, basketball, track, soccer, wrestling, cross there are juniors in all of these. Keep up the country, softball, and baseball teams. exciting part of school, not just the academic Walking down the hall you hear "are you part. Let's make our last year of high school trying out for volleyball?" "are you going to the best ever, with the most people involved! be in a sport this spring?" Everyone is asking what you are going to do in the next year! It is great hearing us (the junior class) say Copy by: Kris Hutchinson "yeah I am going to try out for basketball, baseball, volleyball or soccer."

"Don't it just make you wanna sing?" Juniors Lisa Jones and Greer Coulter both glow from within because of the excitement they get from being Choraliers.

"What did we do that was so bad? How were we supposed to know that FLA recruits weren't part of the Future Fashion Army?" Junior classmates Wendy Marsh. Sara Stewart, and Colette Boyce realized that FFA really wasn't just plows and cows.

Phillips, Justin Pierce, Lyman Pierce, Nyree Pierce, Page Pieterse, Adri Pinedo, Erica

Juniors Mi - Pi 125 In Remembrance

This page of the 1992 - 1993 Pohob is dedicated to Phil Renfro. Phil was a member of the class of 1994 until his death in 1992.

Plunkett, Rebecca Poindexter, Celeste Pope, Red Wolf Premo, Rena Pressely, Ryan Price, Dennis

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Pusley, Tori Rankin, John Rasch, Alex Reece, Sherry Reese, Rusty f A Remero, George 4 .Tv

Reyes, Dion Richey, Becca i '»• H Riley, Jon Riordan, James Rodriguez, Lorena Rogers, Kristie

Romeo, Joli Ross, Angela Ross, Charles Rupe, Angela Rushing, Scott Scharadin, Sunshine

Schlesner, Nathan Schrieter, Ben Schultz, Steve Scott, Jess Seybert, Angela Shelly, Jalene

Smiley, Joseph Smith, David Smith, Jeremy Smith, Tansey Snider, Wayne Sorenson, Brandon

Spilman, Shane St. Romain, Brian Stevens, Jamie Stewart, Sara Stockman, James Stoddard, Jason

Juniors PI - St 127 Stricklan, Letty Symes, Rick Tarbet, Cassy Taylor, Melissa Temoke, Ryan Thompson, Eb

Thornock, Aaron Thoipe, Wyman Toombs, Jeremy Tousignant, Veronica Tran, Suong Tsu, Angelina

Vasey, Kim Villa, Courtney Virgil, Amy Wahlstrom, Kristine Walthers, Amber Walton, Peter

Webb, Robin Welch, Corina White, Sarah Whitney, Adam Wilkerson, Rod Wilkinson, Leah

Williams, Adge Williams, Jason Williams, Jerad Willis, Steven Wilson, Emily Wilson, Jeff

Wirth, Jeremy Wright, Eric Xavier, Tera Zeiler, Chris Zubieta, Chad Zufelt, Chris

128 Juniors On To Bigger and Better Things...

Zunino, Candice Etxebarrieta, Asier Puentes, Jose Crone, Jason Morris, Brandee

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Candy Hochnadel, sophomore, spends a weekend contemplating which ride to go on at the season's last carnival..

Mike Kimmet, junior, and the band, Havoc, practice hard on the weekends getting ready for great entertainment.

• Jfij Sophomores Dan Barraza and William Chandler display their school spirit by attending an EHS football game.

Senior, Stephanie Itza, and sophomore, Elisa Gooyeneche, dance proudly with the Basque dancers for the senior citizens at the Ruby Mountain Care Center.

Weekends 13 Time Sure Flies...

Do you think you ' ve changed since last year? How?

Well, I'm not a freshman anymore. - Lisa Fike

Yes. I drank my milk, and it helped me grow big and strong. - Quentin Pease

I don't do the dumb things I used to do. - Jim Foster

Yes, I think so, but I'm not quite sure how. - Michelle Morrison

I 'm not afraid of seniors any more. - Nicole Woster

Sophomore Mike Sled asks, "Weren't we freshmen just a couple of days ago?" Classmate Jeanny Ng agrees with an open mouth as the two walk to class.

130 Sophomores Chad Aicher Ram Aikenhead Michelle Aguirre Camille Allen Larry Allen Brigit Anderson Amy Applehans Brian Aranguena

Eric Armstrong Daniel Armknecht Russ Ashman Ben Barnhurst DanBarraza

Aaron Berlin Mandy Bertrand Kirti Bhakta Sandhya Bhakta Amy Bhikha

Rodney Billington Mandy Ritter Amber Blackstock Julie Blinn Chan telle B lodge tt

Marilyn Bogdon Shawn Boone Brandy Bowers Andrew Boyd Misty Boyer

Mindy Brady Gary Rogers Monique Brewer Jonothan Brilhante Heather Bruno

Sophomores Ai - Br 131 Zack Buckner Ryan Butler Brigette Campos Chris Campos Jason Cannon Joseph Carrillo Bemice Carroll Mindy Carson

John Carter Becky Casten Theo Caudill Christina Cauley Andrea Charline

Patrick Chacon William Chandler Jake Charlebois Josh Charlebios Greg Chavis

Mark Chretin Mike Childs Scott Coffelt James Cole Jerritt Collord

Jeff Colon

132 Sophomores Teachers Pets???

How do you get on a teacher's good side?

I use a LOT of Carmex. - Patrick Chacon

I don't. - J. T. Flickinger

You can't. They either like you or they don't. - Ronnie Sorensen

I give mine an apple. - Annette Morgan

Hmmm....Let me get back to you on that one. - Joani Cooney

A group of sohpomores flock to Mrs. Reed's desk so that they can interrupt her with their astounding questions.

Sophomores Bu - Co 133 Stranger Dangers

How would you approach someone that you liked but didn't know?

Ask for her first child. - Jerritt Collord

From the front. - Daron Lind

Hi!, or Hello. - Toni Peters

Perform the Antigen Mating Dance. - Jeff Colon

Slowly. - ?????

Where have you been all of my life?? Could you please go back while I eat? Sophomore Melody Robinson tries to make a new mealtime friend.

134 Sophomores Monique Compton Jason Conetah Dan Connow Joani Cooney Amy Copenhaver Martha Cornilles Ofelia Correa Adolf Cortes

Gina Cortez Katie Cothrun Chauna Cota Molly Coulter Kieth Craig

Randy Crisler Jason Crouch Jonothan Crum Heather Custer John Custer

Jason Dame Jason Davis J.D. Davis Matt Davis Sarah Davis

Molly Deming Dawn Dixon Nikki Dulkoski Danielle Donohue Leslie Douglas

Jill Dvorak John Dvorak Mark Early Jeremiah Eaton Nathaniel Eaton

Sophomores Co - Ea Myles Ellison Joe Elwood Jason Engel Leah Epling Francisco Esptitia Will Fasholtz Amy Farmer Amy Fiack

Lisa Fike Brooke Fisk Dan Flade Angela Flesher David Flickinger

Melanie Flores Stacy Fomess Sarah Forsberg James Foster Melissa Fox

Rebecca Frampton Danielle Fredrick Silas Freestone Sal Garcia Greta Gardner

Becci Gill Dyan Gilligan Darrin Glass CalenGoddard Elisa Goyeneche

Christi Grant Travis Green Mike Grider Leah Grifith Janell Gurrero

136 Sophomores What Would You Do?

What would you do for the guy or girl that you liked?

Give her my love. - Jeff Colon

Go to the class that I had with her. - ??????

I'd die for her. - Mitch Jones

Whatever it takes. - Jim Foster

Brush my teeth. - Jennifer Olivas

I'd run through Africa's hottest desert. - Charity Millemon

Sophomore Missy Fuchs tells her new beau of her undying devotions as they make their way across campus. Junior Nathan Sleshner gazes into space as he "listens" to her.

Sophomores El - Gu 137 To Dis or Not to Dis

How do you act towards people that you don't like?

Usually I just jump on them and bite their nose. - Greg Mostovoy

It depends on who it is. - Wendy Henderson

I like everyone. - Eric Polis

I fake like I like them. - Karen Ronk

I'd give them the cold knee. - Jerritt Collord

Like Eric Polis. - Robert Hendricks

Sophomore Monique Compton tries to tell classmate Mike Porter how much she doesn't like him as they wrestle on the grass at Warrior Field.

138 Sophomores Lester Gunn Jamie Gunter Gene Gurule Tammie Gutierrez Salsea Hall Jay Hanks Bryan Hardy Justin hardy

Jake Harmer Ryan Harper Billy Hasselblad Sam Hatch Jessica Hawkins

Chris Heit Sam Helgeson Amber Hemenway Wendy Henderson Robert Hendricks

Jeff Henry Traci Hensley Mercedes Hess Ben Hewitt Scott Hill

Candie Hochnadel Marice Hoegger J.R. Hollingshead Lanie Holt Kim Horsley

Jeanine Hoskins Carrie Howard Jeff Howerton Chris Huerta Elisabeth Hull

Sophomores Gu - Hu 139 1 Starry Night

Dating is something that every­ When a girl was asked what she one at Elko High School thinks is thought a romantic date would important. When asked what one be, she said, "I think a romantic student's point ol' view was, she night would be to have your dale had this to say, "I think that dat­ pick you up and share a really ing is definitely thought ahout nice dinner. Then we'd go to the here at EHS. Actually. I feel that park and walk around and talk." it is thought about a lot. If you watch closely you can see people Everyone thinksaboul dating, and talking about it all the time. life. As a result there are many different opinions of what a date There are also many kinds of should be. Regardless of what dates. We asked a few guys at your opinion maybe, dating will EHS to describe a romantic date, play an important role at some and senior Pablo Cortes said, "I point in your life. would borrow my parents' car, dress nice, (but nice enough to Copy By Carrie Howard feel comfortable), and show up at her door with a single red rose to take her to a high spot in town where you can see all the lights. I would also make sure the place had a picnic table, so that I could bring a dinner that I had prepared. We would eat dinner and spend the rest of the night talking."

Sophomores, Candie Hochnadel and Silas Free­ stone are seen here at a home football game. Silas and Candie are seen together almost everywhere.

o «K 2ft s^.t 14 Student Life V+s L^* Mandy Huston Traci Isaacs 5 Danny Jacaway Gigi Jacobo LeAna Jenkins Dusty Johnson Allison Jensen Heather Jeffs

Tanya Jiron Shane Johnsmeyer Mitch Jones Sarah Jones Elizabeth Knowlton

Jonathan Kath Amy Keeny Bobbie Keeney Chad Kelly Karla King well

Jeremy Koch Shannon Kuster Alyssa Lamde Season Lampert Linsday Lau

Chad Laughter J.T. Lawson Cinna Lazzari Blake Lee Misty Lee

Blake LeFevre Inaki Leniz James Lentini Korina Lebya Chrisstann Levya

140 Sophomores Beyond the Year 1995

Where (and how) do you see yourself in the future?

Looking as buff as Linda Hamilton! - Jeanny Ng

As a senior. - Sam Hatch

Good question. - Mark Chretin Single and rich. - Melissa Fox

Prez of the United States. - Nicole Woster

At the North Pole as one of Santa's helpers. - Jennifer Olivas

At die Olympics. - Rocky Wynne

Somewhere in the future, I suppose. - Vanessa Watson

Sophomore Dusty Johnson on the phone with his future. "Hello? Yes, I'd, um, like to go back, please."

Sophomores Hu - Le 141 In Remembrance

Dear Rick,

You were everything that we ever dreamed you could be.

You touched our lives in such a special way that made them so complete.

And now that you are gone, our memories of you will help us to live on.

We miss you, Rick, your smile, the sparkle in youreyes, your kind and compassionate ways.

We will love you, and remember you always.

Dad, Mom, and Prima (Adriana)

142 Sophomores Ricardo Limon Daron Lind Lori Lindgren Jeff Little " FT ErrrChuc k Locuson Bryan Lopez Michael Lostra Taylor Lund

Luis Lujan Kayleen Mahlberg Kalli Marvel Allison Mackelprang Kendra Manning

Manuela Marin Lupe Marin Randy Man- Jamie Marshall Araceli Marin

Jennifer Martin Jennifer Martinez Alix Martinez Christy Matus Melinda Bohall

Tanya McClendon Kim McCormick Dan McCoy Mike McLeod Daren McGinnis

Travis McGlothin Franchesca McKinnon Dawn McNary Porter McQuerry Alicia Miller

Sophomores Li - Mi 143 Brandt Miller ^v Charity Millemon Matt Mitchell Shannon Mitchell Tiffany Mitton Diane Moore Krista Moleneaux Maggie Montrose

Robin Moody Stacie Moore Carlos Morales Annette Morgan Dusty Morgan

Chad Morris Michelle Morrison Sara Morse Aurora Moser Brandi Mosley

Steven Morton Greg Mostovoy Clint Mothershead Quincy Mousel Angie Murphy

Bill Murray Dennis Navritil Jodi Neal Jeanny Ng Aaron Nietz

Candy Nelson Anita Nevin Angie Neumann Maegen Nickeson Jeanne Neilson

144 Sophomores Little Do You Know

Sophomore Elisa Goyeneche, with her everlasting smile, listens to good advice from her sister, junior Leida Goyeneche.

Sophomores Mi - Ni 145 On the Road Again

"What's one more tardy?" Sophomores Jason Davis, Jennifer Ostoj and Clint Mothershed stroll to their 7th hour class.

146 Sophomores Hank Noorda Nicole Nutting Jason Nye Jamie O'Doan Rosie Ogle Chad Oki Jennifer Olivas Jerry Oliver

Dolores Ortiz Scott Ostrander Jennifer Ostoj Jeremy Ott Wes Palmer

Angel Pappas Joshua Park Matt Parker Brad Patton Quentin Pease

Carelton Peltz Jessica Petland Bret Perrenoud Tony Peters Amy Peterson

Jerry Phillips Ryan Piper Jennifer Plunkett Jason Plunkett Eric Polise

Jason Pooler Melissa Porter Jolene Powers Shaela Priaulx Belinda I'rovstgaard

Sophomores No - Pr 147 Cody Pulis Andy Rainwater Yadhira Ramos Rachel Randolph Headier Rassmussen Dana Ray Rachel Ray Jeremy Redmond

Laprill Reed Brandon Reynolds Laura Richardson Tenille Rider Leesa Rhiley

Brad Rooney Melissa Roberson June Roberts Ben Robinson Melody Robinson

Danielle Rodriguez Franchesca Romeo Karen Ronk Rachel Roy Michelle Rudy

Monica Ruth Staacy Ruttenbur Jeff Salisbury Maria Salvatierra 1 lector Sanchez

Shane Sandbak Lorenzo Sandoval Traci Sandoval Mike Santina Jason Savage

148 Sophomores Place Your Bets

"Place your bets!" Sophomores Michelle Aguirre and Gina Cortez take money for pre-season parking lot races.

Sophomores Pu - Sa 149 Sophomore, Ben Robinson and junior Erin Harvey find time to stop and chat by the lockers before heading to class. Ben and Erin have been a coupls for a long time- Seniors, Melissa Garcia and Elliot Coulter pause for a "secret" break in the hall of the main build­ ing. "Speak up, Elliot, I can't hear you."

Sophomore, Rachel Randolph, says to junior Nick Ferreira, "Do you really mean it, Nick?" Nick and Rachel are one twosome who always seem to have fun together.

Senior Kori Alleman and Kelly Chamberlain

' - •. '•»• sneak a peek at Pizza Barn. Pizza Barn was one of the most popular places to go on dates, and Kori and Kelly look like they agree.

Dating 15 I Wonder...

Sophomore Jeff Colon ponders die age-old question, "Which came first - the chicken or the nugget?"

150 Sophomores Bill Scharadin Rachelle Scheetz Amanda Schliesser Dwayne Schomer Heidi Scheriter Jason Schwall Riata Schutte Stephanie Sessions

Jeremy Shaw Tiffany Shepard Brady Shippy Brandy Shippy Angie Short

Christy Simmons Sarah Slade Ira Slagowski Dan Sled Mike Sled

Darral Sloan Valerie Smith Josh Smith Rebecca Snyder Kristi Snyder

Amber Sattero Ronnie Sorensen James Spidel Harmony Stahl Tawnya Staples

Tanya Stevenson Josh Stewart Lucas Still Tracie Strong Ben Suhr

Sophomores Sc - Su 151 Teresa Swensen James Syme Amanda Tafoya Ami Teeter Matt Theil Robert Toombs Jason Truitt Robert Tyron

Maite Ugalde Matt Unrien Adrian Valledor Jessica Valencia Phililp Vega

Juan Vera Chris Vincent Angie Whalberg Gina Walton Amy Walther

Jason Warner Russell Warren Brandi Watkins Vanessa Watson Maggi Weeks

Micah Weller Terence West Vallerie Whited Jeff White Shawn Whttcher

Jeremiah Whitde Joshua Whittle Jalana Wilcox Heather Wilkinson

152 Sophomores You Didn't Hear It from Me!

"You can't be serious!" is sophomore Tonya Stevens' reply about the newest tidbit from pal and fellow classmen Jason Ingle.

Sophomores Sw - Wi 153 •7^< Cram Time

"Now is it 2+2 that equals 4 or is it the other way around?" Sophomore Jeff White peeks one last time before test time.

154 Sophomores Jeff Wilson Richard WUson Dustin Williams Brett Withers Clifford Woods Mike Worthen Nicole Woster Ben Wulfenstein

Raquel Wynne Cheryl Yates Kelly Yroz Calvert Yupe Bertha Zataray

Willow Mahoney

Sophomores Wi - Za 155 Juan Abarca Pedro Abarca Kendra Aikenhead Shawn Alberson Heather Allan

Heather Allison Heather Andersen Joshua Anderson Dusty Anthony Geri Armknecht

Joseph Armstrong Mathew Armstrong Sam Ash Mike Ayala Megan Ayres

Hayley Backherms Kyle Baker Chantiel Banks James Barbre Bridget Barnes

Denessa Barraza Neil Bartel Michelle Basaraba Eric Bassier Benjamin Bawden Jon Beauregard, Jr.

Daniel Bedingfield 'latum Bell Casey Bennett Loren Berg Christopher Berger Mark Betsill Anad Bhakta

156 Freshmen Frosh Flick Picks

We asked six frosh classes to see what thier favorite movies for 1992-1993 were, and this is what they told us.

#1 The Bodyguard

#2 Aladdin Termanator 2 Top Gun Robin Hood (Four way tie)

#3 BoyzNHood Encino Man (Two way tie)

Freshmen Ab - Bh 157 Our Best Men... In the next survey the classes were asked to tell us their pick for the best actors for 92 - 93, and these were the class of 96's fave male film starss.

#1 Jon Claude Van Dame

#2 Keven Costner

#3 Tom Cruise Mel Gibson (Tie)

#4 Robin Williams

#5 Christian Slater

158 Freshmen Cody Bickford Craig Blakeman Angela Bland Jason Bledsoe Jeremy Bodo

Jenny Bohannon Jeremy Bommarito Michael Borden Joshua Bottari Kerri Boundy

Shanna Boyster Ricky Bradley Angel Bravo Beau Bridger Trevor Brooks

Jacki Brouse Amy Brown Amy L. Brown David Brown Korin Brown

Rocky Brown Sarah Brown Shiloh Burt Andy Carpenter Brian Carter Jacque Cavanagh

Layla Celeone Reese Cernick Jamie Cervantes Maciel Cervantes Max Cervantes Veronica Cervantes Isabel Cespedes

Freshmen Bi - Ce 159 eek A Boo

Everyone has to be a kid some­ things like grades, colleges, time, whether it be at school or at whether to work or not, whether home. There are many things to buy a car, or which friends to that we do to be kids again: play hang around with and things like tag, do cartwheels, dress up dur­ that." ing homecoming week, bringing squirt guns on the last day of The kid in all of us will manage to school, putting ourhairinpigtails, survive our growing up years, kidding or joking around with and all of the pressures that go people, and a whole bunch of with them. You'll see it peeking other things like that. Many out at the most unexpected mo­ people think that these kinds of ments. things are too childish, so they would never attempt it, or be seen By Jac ouse in this kind of situation. Tracey Ulmer said, "I wouldn't mind being a kid again because you don't have to worry about so many

Juniors, Sunshine Scharadin, Jalene Sheley and Leah Hanumn dive back into their childhood days. Silly Putty is really a great toy that helps the time go by faster.

16 Kids Jose Luis Cespedes Cristina Chamberlain Kevin Chamberlain James Chantrill Chad Childers

Brian Clark Kelley Clausen Rashell Clifton Heather Clotworthy Sarah Colon

Ron Colquhoun Brian Cook Wade Cook Robin Cottingham Angela Coulson

Joseph Coutts Ben Craig Jessica Creasy Angela Cress Loretta Cressy

Melissa Crowder Dan Custer Brian Dankowski Vicky Delagrito Sara Delozier Keith Demaline

Dana Deveny Cassandra Diaz Wendy Downs Heather Dryden Shad Easton Celeste Edwards David Eklund

160 Freshmen Groovy Tunes

Music is a big part of all of our lives, so our own freshmen picked their favorite artists, and the winners were as follows.

#1 BoyzII Men Alabama

(Tie)

#2 Metallica

#3 Bobby Brown #4 Restless Heart Nirvana Guns N Roses Sir Mix - Alot DefLepard (Four-Way Tie)

Freshmen Ce - Ek Home Hitters...

The Indians were not the only team that students at EHS supported, and the top 5 baseball teams were:

#1 Atlanta Braves

#2 Oakland A's

#5 Chicago White Sox

#4 New York Giants

#5 Seattle Mariners

162 I Freshmen Nathan Elbert Chris Elegante Erik Ellefson Corina Engelhart Adam English

Jennifer Enos Crystal Epps Kristen Erikson MikeErwin Denise Ewald

Jeremy Failing Jessica Fenhaus Brandon Ferderer KaraFerrin Carla Ferrin

Lesley Fincher Antonio Flores Sandra Flores Dana Forness Kerri Foster

Bridget Fraser Adam Fuentes Josh Fuller Adolfo Gaeta Heather Gaines Trena Gallegos

Jenifer Gamble Luis Garcia Richard Garcia Cheryl Gardner Dallas Gerber Deanna Gevok Darci Gibson

Freshmen El - Gi I 163 Sunshine Gibson Brandy Gilliam Sean Gingerich Carolyn Glaser Robin Gleeson

Scott Glennon Lynda Goff Daniella Goicoechea Oscar Gonzalez Ben Goodrich

Trisha Graham Shane Greene P.J. Gregory Phillip Bingenhimer Jamie Groves

Michelle Haggerty Jennifer Hall Josh Hanagarne Kathy Hanten Becky Harris

Charles Hastings Dan Hauger Jennifer Head Tory Hebdon Carrie Henderson Debbie Henneberry

Arik Herman Jeremy Herr Shaun Herzog Andrea Hess Scott Hibbitts Summer Hildretli Ashlee Hill

164 Freshmen Nation's Choice

As of Sept. 1992, the top 5 albums on Billboards' Top 100, the top 5 were

#1. Some Gave All - (Billy Ray Cyrus)

#2. Beyond The Season - (Garth Brooks)

#3. Unplugged - (Eric Clapton)

#4. Ten - (Pearl Jam)

#5. Bobby - (Bobby Brown)

Freshmen Gi - Hi 165 The NFL at EHS

Our Freshmen also picked their favorite football teams, and this is what their top 5 turned out to be:

#1 LA. Radiers

#2 Dallas Cowboys

#3 San Francisco '49ers

#4 Miami Dolphins

#5 Washington Redskins

166 freshmen Holly Hoegger Wendy Hoegger Bobby Hogg Katina Hogg Chad Hought

Whitney Houghton Sarah Howe Edward Huerta Brian Huff Nadine Huchinsor

Shiloh Hyde Cherie Dee Matt Imholte Megan Imholte Rebecca Isakson

David Jenkins Jennifer Jenkins Josh Jennings Kris Jonas Naomie Jones

Chris Johanssen Tricia Jones Christy Johnson Laura Johnston Shiloh Johnson Megan Johnston

Travis Johnston Bethany Jund Michael Kath Freddy Kay Mike Keichler Kegan Ken- Dylan Kilgore

Freshmen Ho - Ki I 167 Jasmine Killion Sara Kimball Kurt Knudsen Neil Komze Mike Kortman

Geoff Kuhel Jennifer Lamkey Joani Landon Laura Larson Christy Lawerence

John Lawson Anna Layton Kris Layton Nathan Lazzari Katie Lednisky

Christine Lee Justin Lee Nathan Lehmann Martin Lesbo Tracey Lesher

Michael Lett Julia Limon Headier Linsenmann Katie List Cregg Lucero Stormy Luna

Lester Mancha Scott Mansanarez Jieli Mao Leslie Maple Kimberly Marquis Gabriel Martinez Gavino Martinez

168 Freshmen VHS For Sale

In September, 1992, our Top 5 favorite movies to buy were:

#1. Wayne's World

#2. Hook

#3. Terminator 2: Judgement Day

#4. Rock-A-Doddle

#5. The Great Mouse Detective

Freshmen Ki - Ma 169 "That is soooembarassing..." senior Angela Fraser makes a move to cover her face, while classmate Codie Cummingham blows her fans an adoring kiss. Being seniors may mean that you've worked hard enough and don't want to let ALL of your childhood pass you by.

Senior, Brian Shaw, seems to answer the ques­ tion, "Did I just see a fish walk by?" Brian is one of the many who took part in Beach Bash Day during Homecoming week.

Sean McGinty really knows how to capture the kiddie spirit. The light on his bike shows that he is a guy who knows how to P-A-R-T-Y in the school's Main Building.

Junior, Ben Schreiter, and seniors. Jennifer Hartshorn and Kerry Hendershot, show how high school students can let loose and recapture their childhood.

Student Life 17 A Time To Read

In Sept, the top five fiction paperback books were:

1. The Firm-By John Grisham

2. A Time to Kill-By John Grisham

3. Night Over Water- By Ken Follett

4. No Greater Love-By Danielle Steel

5. The Sum of All Fears-By Tom Clancy

170 Freshmen Sam Marvel Sannon Mayo Shad McCoy Jodi McDade Justin McDermott

Shaelan McDonough Breana McEntire Sean McGinty Brooke McGuire Aaron Mcintosh

Kathleen McNeil Bruce Medlock Matt Melarkey Mandi Melton Bessie Miller

Lauren Miller Richard Miller Darrell Misner Sage Mitchell Stacy Monroe

Monica Morales Rosa Morales Dani Morgan David Morgan James Morris Jennifer Morris

Natalie Morse Melissa Morton Haley Moseley Nate Mueller Andrea Mumford Erica Muniz Jason Murphy

Fresshmen Ma - Mu 171 Karrie Napier Becky Nelson Clay Nicholson Irene Ng Clayton Nutting

Jorge Orozoco Mike Ostrander Sheila Ownsby Chad Packer Anita Palmer

Mayela Palomares Danny Paredes Jenny Park Bradi Parker Kristen Peavy

Sean Peltz Joshua Penn Albert Perez Alejandro Perez Ismael Perez

Rochelle Perry Martin Peterman Missy Phillips Breana Pierce Mike Porras Roger Ports

Danny Pratt Charlotte Price Jose Puentes Douglas Quails Sima Rama Brandon Rasmussen Katie Ratliff

172 Freshmen Na - Ra Rent It Out

As of Sept., the top 5 movie rentals for 1992 were

/. Wayne's World

2. Fried Green Tomatoes

3. White Men Can't Jump

4. The Prince of Tides

5. The Hand That Rocks The Cradle

Freshmen 173 A Fond Goodbye

We also asked our Freshemen to offer some advise to pass on to their classmeates who will be attending Spring Creek High School next year, and in thier freshman Wisdom, this is what they want to say:

Enjoy those awesome school lunches!

See-Ya Later Couch Patators!

See you next year on the OTHER side of the field!

Pack Your Bags!

Good-Bye, EHS, I think you 're cool!

174 Freshmen John Reed Michelle Renteria Grant Richardson Brandon Rigby flfSpH Steve Riggins Donna Riley Dennis Robinson Graceiela Robles Jorge Robles German Rodriguez

Cesar Romero Veronica Romero Dustin Rose Ken Rothwell Paul Rayeton

Jana Rundlett Richard Rupe Tina Sabo Sarah Sadleir Sergio Salaz

Luis Salazar Steven Salazar Angela Sandoval Cedric Sandoval Suzanna Sandoval Brandy Sandstrom

Sara Santti Chris Sarman Helen Sannan Salli Sarman E. Schaeffer John Schutte

Freshmen Re - Sc 175 Billie Scott Micah Severid Jonathan Shelley Marty Simper Jason Sims

Greg Sloan Erica Smith Valerie Smidi Rocky Snider Sunny Snow

Cami Sorensen Christina Sorensen David Sorenson Dawn Stacy Nicole Stanton

Rusty Staples Robbie Steeley Teresa Stienhausen Carrie Stewart Justin Still

Erik Strong Reylene Stubbings Troy Tartaglia Annaliza Tenoso Alisha Tolhurst Jason Toombs

Carlos Torres Roger Torres Phillip Tousignant Tracey Uhner Sara Vasquez Jose Velasquez

176 Freshmen Looking Ahead

Since the Freshmen are on the bottom of the ladder, we thought we'd give you thier perspective of the Upper- Upper classmen. What Senior Do You Admire Most? Why?

Audrey Dunning. Enough Said.

James Johnston. I like his coat!

Jarrod Hyde, cause he's my big bro.

Kerry Hendershot- "He's a very bad boy!"

Senior Speedy Gonzales!

Freshmen Sc - Ve 177 Big Dreams...

Seeing upperclassmen doing their walk, Makes me wish that I could talk.

Someday I won't need to do pull-ups, I'm waiting for the year 1996 to kick #*#*.

Sitting in my crib playing with my toys. Wishing that I was older so I could play with the big boys.

Maybe later, after my nap, I could become a senior Mac.

In my dream, I could see my graduation, Someday, my graduation won't be an infatuation.

Copy By: Melinda Bohall and Maria Vennes

178 Freshmen Heidi Virgil Tristina Walker Angela Walter Madaya Walters Stephanie Wand

Brenda Waters Zachary Weaver Thor Welch Nick Welsch Roxi Weeks

Brent Whitten Katrina Wilkerson Brandon Williams Chad Wilson 'TvTl Katie Wilton

Scott Windley Felicia Winklekotter Bryce Winter Brenoch Wirthlin Rachelle Wold

Amber Wolf Jessica Workman Meghan Wright Crystal Wyatt Becky Yingst Jeff Young

Jessica Young Buddy Yupe Kevin Zubieta Chad Zunino

Freshmen Vi - Zu 179 Sarah Walther and Ryan Lind , seniors, appear to be studying hard, but EHS wonders what is really on their minds.

Sophomore, Jessica Hawkins, explains how she got a pie in the face for leadership class as Diane Gilligan, also a sophomore, looks on in disbelief.

Academics Hassett Retires After 29 Years

Mr. Gerald Hassett first came to El ko High School twenty- on the railroad tracks, and panicked because a train was perhaps find a job. When asked what he would miss nine years ago. During his teaching career, he has taught approaching. Hassett got the driver out, threw the car in at EHS, he replied, "Association with the students and World History, American History, P.E., Driver's Ed., U.S. reverse, and the train sped by. Hassett says, "There's been faculty." Government, Family Relations, and Economics. He has a lot of memorable experiences, but that's the first to come also coached football, baseball, basketball, and track. to mind." And Elko High School will miss Gerald Hassett as Hassett' s first teaching position began in 1959 in Halloway, well. MN-his home state. He later taught in Oregon where he After leaving EHS, Hassett is looking forward to spendi ng Copy By: Melissa Garcia mentioned having had some of his most memorable teach­ a month this summer with his son in Alaska where they ing experiences. While teaching Driver's Ed., Hassett had plan to fish for halibut and silver salmon, and to hunt taken a student on a test drive. The student stalled the car moose. He would also like to do some traveling, and

Keith Aikenhead-Mech Draw/Arch Draft/ Adv Draft/ Vica Advisor JoAnn Allison-Special Education Aide Fos Armstrong-Vice Principal Suzi Ballew-Attendance Office Secretary Shirley Beck-Finance Office Secretary

Nell Billings-School Nurse Kathrine Blossom-Counselor Antonio Boluna-Spanish I, 11/ French I Charles Briggs-Am History/ NV History/ Int SS/ Boys Track Coach Don Brown-App/ Con Math/ Geometry/ Alg 11/ Jr. Class Advisor

Harold Ridgway - Deputy Superindendent Bert Elliot - Director of Instruction Richard Harris - Assistant Superindendent Paul Billings - Superintendent Marcia Bandera - Director of Instruction Gretchen Greiner - Director of Instruction Royal Orser - Associate Superintendent

Left to Right Ray Kendall-Member Don Hewitt-Member James Connelley-Member M. Jeoffry Dahl-President Sharon Rhoads-Clerk Lyle Nutthing-Member Barbara Blackstock-Member

180 I Faculty Ted Burner-Am History/JV Girls Basketball/Girls Track Coach Alice Campsey-P.E./ Girls Track Coach Quentin Cannon-Auto I-III Lynette Davis-P.E./Girls V. Basketball/Softball Coach Mary Davis-English I/Discovery Plus

Teresa Dobitz- Pre Alg/Algl Miles Eikenberry-Special Education Linda Eldridge-Principal s Office Secretary Gary Ellefson-English II,Ill/Speech I/Girls Golf Coach Steve English-Am History/Am Government/Disc Plus

Ora Enos-Attendance Office Secretary Pat Erickson-App/Con Math/Alg II/Trig (^Analytical/ Calculus/Geometry Bruce Fisher-Disc Plus/Pre Alg/Alg 1/ Football Coach Bob Gallagher-Vice Principal Ken Harriman-Counselor

Patti Harris-English III, IV Jim Haskins-Biology I.II/Varsity Boys Basketball Coach Jerry Hasset-Economics Barbara Hereford-Foods I.II/C. Develop./C. Care Aide/ Home Furnishings Tony Hilim-Construction I-III/Vica Advisor

Jodi Himmelspach-Student Teacher/ Math Carolyn Hines-Finance Office Secertary Beverly Hitchman-Geography Steven Hundley-Counselor Therese Hundley-Learning Disabilities

Karen Hughey-Guidance Office Secretary Rodger Johnson-German I-IV/Spanish IV/Spanish & German Advisor mmFran k Jones-Physical Science/Physics/Practacal Science Scott King-Physical Science/Varsity Baseball coach Tom Klein-Ag I.III.IV/Ornamenta! Horticulture/FFA Advisor

Leon Kytle-Spanish I-III Jean Lake-Library Science Robert Lake-Learning Disabililies/Sr. Gass Advisor Barbara Lespade-English IV Sarita Lespade-Attendance Office Secretary

Ai-Le 181 Norman Mahlberg-Intervention Sharon Marshall-Study Hall/Detention Liz Mattingly-Fam. Rel./C. Care Aide/Child Devel./ Home Ec I Dave McCabe-Woodworking I-IV/Varsity Baseball Coach Thomas McLaren-Auto I/Small Gas Eng/Soccer Coach

Robert McGinty-English 11,11 I/Journalism I,II/Pow- Wow Advisor Bill McLeod-Vice Principal Tracy McNeil-English 1,111 David Meisner-Physics/Physical Science/Chemistry/ Wrestling Coach Chris Miller-Hon Physical Science/Hon Physics/Hon Chemistry

Katliryn Miller-Home Ec I/Cloth. I.II/Child Devel./C. Care Aide/Home Furnishings/Fam. Rel./FHA Advisor Bob Milligan-Health Kelly Moon-Eng. II.III/Drama I Linda Morse-Shorthand I-II/Bus Off Adm/Typing 11/ Word Proc/Pohob Advisor

Cathie Mostovoy-Detention/Lib. Aide Roberta Munger-Library Science Joani Pauls- Am History Jack Peavey- Disc Plus / Algebra II / Geometry / Calculus/App./Cons. Math/Football Coach DeRae Preston- Special Education

Loretta Reed- English 11,111 Leon Reyes- Disc Plus/Algebra II /Gen. Math/ Geometry/Football Coach / Boys Track Coach Hugh Rossolo- Am Government /Con Social Probs / Anthro/Am Lead Train / Student Council Advisor / Dramatics Assistant Lee Schwartz- Computers I, II Marcia Shelton- Special Education

Deb Sherman-Guidance Office Secretary Jacque Sloan-Pre-Alg/Alg. I Cathy Smales- Disc Plus / English II / Speech I, II / Sophomore Class advisor Deb Smith Counselor / Softball Coach Tim Stanley-Health/Health Occupation

Carol Sullivan- English I /Speach I/Forensic Advisor Lowell Swendseid- Art I, II/Adv Art/Pot/SC&Jewel. James Tilton- American Government Linda Trontel- Councelot Jeff Wallock-Biology I / Bio Wo / Boys Basketball Coach

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182 Faculty Hitchman Retires After 22 Years

Beverly LaRivere Hitchman was born in Norwich, CT, Occupations part time. In 1971, she decided to gobackto applies themselves and accomplishes the task at hand, and and moved to Elko in 1969. She graduated from the college so that she could teach full-time. She attended does it well." Norwich Free Academy and attended college at the Uni­ both NNCC and University of Nevada in Reno, where versity of Connecticut, where she received her Bachelors she received he second degree in social studies. Since After retiring, she plans to stay in Elko and substitute at Degree in Nursing. After graduating from college, she beginning her teaching career, Hitchman has taught U.S. EHS for a while. She would like to own a small business, headed Pediatrics at Grace New Haven Memorial Hospital history, health, health occupations, economics, and world but also "wants the time to just be able to take off." She in CT. After she married, she moved to New York, where geography. eventually plans to move to "a place where things will she taught nursing for two years. grow." Beverly Hitchman's favorite moments of teaching are In 1969, Hitchman came to Elko where she taught Health when, "a student that doesn't have the 'natural talent' Copy By: Jenny Doerr

Lori Wakefield-Pre-Alg/AIg II Marlin Walter- Algebra I/Geometry/Trig/Analyt Dennis Warstler-Photo 1,11/Graph/Media Art/Art 1,11 Jerry Williams- Electronics I-V

School Psychologists' Office (left to right) Chad Smith, Kurt Anderson, Bob Anttila, Chuck Krizic, Lisa Mays (seated).

Janitors and Building Maintenance Personnel

Front row (left to right) Gwen Bjorlin, Sara Gonzales, Lorenzo Flores. Back row: Merry Manzanares, Dennis Curtis, Elaine Gravlee, Jose Susperregui, and Dale Shaw. Not pictured: Joe Celeya, Salvador Del^eon and Florentino Duran

Teachers Ma - Wi 183 Nation's Afire National Events Mini-Mag '93

At noon on January 20, William into history. Bill Clinton stepped cided to enter the national Jefferson Clinton took the oath into the national spotlight after race. His vice-president is of office and became the 42nd winning the Democratic nomination former Senator, Al Gore, president of the United States. in July. Clinton, a former Rhodes As cannons thundered in salute, Scholar at Oxford University and a George Herbert Walker Bush graduate of Yale Law School, was surrendered power and stepped governor of Arkansas when he de- T^ \ When Rodney King was stopped by police on a Los Angeles freeway, police say he resisted them and was beaten. Someone videotaped the incident and released the tape to local television stations. It received national attention, and four white officers were charged in the beating of King, who was black. But when a jury found them innocent of any wrong-doing, three days of rioting hit Los Angeles. When it ended, 52 people were dead, 2,383 were in­ jured, 18,807 were were arrested, and the amount of property damage was estimated at $785 million.

Hurricane Andrew carved its way through the bahamas and hit south Florida with a powerhouse intensity before moving into Louisiana. The hurricane's 54-hour rampage, the most expensive natural disaster ever to hit this country, left an estimated 180,000 homeless in Florida alone. It was a harrowing time, as tens of thousands of people tried to evacuate the Miami area and thousands more rode out the storm in shelters and boarded-up homes. At least 51 deaths were directly attributed to the storm-41 in Florida and 10 in Louisiana. The amount of damage was estimated at $20 gbillion in Florida and nearly $2 billion in Louisiana.

185 Top 10 video rentals:

1. Wayne's World 2. Fried Green Tomatoes 3. White Men Can't Jump 4. The Prince of Tides 5. The HandThat Rocks The Cradle 6. Medicine Man 7. Hook 8. Rush The U.S. Marines ar­ rived in Somalia on December 9,1992. The starving African country was ravaged by famine and widespread looting of food from interna­ tional relief agencies. The Marines offered a security force to insure safe food distribution.

186 Stop the Wars International Events in '93

Civil war spread across Yugo­ won elections in 1991 in all repub­ belong to the Orthodox slavia, a nation of six republics lics except Serbia, the largest, and church, and the 5 million and two provinces that had been Montenegro, the smallest. Then Croats, who are Roman plagued for centuries by his­ Croatia and its neighbor Slovenia Catholic. Tens of thousands toric ethnic, religious and eco­ declared their independence. Tra­ of people became refugees nomic differences. National­ ditional rivalries were strongest and the killing continued. ist, anti-Communist parties between the 9 million Serbs, who

187 Fire and Ice Entertainment News Mini-Mag '93

Rapper Ice-T ignited a furor police beating of Rodney King and company's record label. with his song "Cop Killer." Ice- its aftermath of riots. However, the T said the controversial song singer later removed the song from was a warning to the Los An- his "Body Count" album after law geles police, whom he accused enforcement officials and others of brutality, specifically he was criticized Time T for allowing the referring to the videotaped song to be distributed on the

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The Red Hot Chili Peppers have no preconceived notions; we just do whatever comes out," says drummer Chad Smith. What's come out of the charts as soon as it was released. The album is the second 1988 death of founding guitarist Hillel Slovak and the subse­ quent departure of drummer Jack Irons. The album features a quieter side of the Chili Peppers. With sales of millions of al­ bums, the hard-driving rock band Guns N' Roses was a heavy- metal phenomenon. But the group had a tendency to get a little rowdy during their con­ certs. At one such event in St. Louis, 40 concert-goers and 25 police officers were injured after the singer Axl Rose leaped from the stage, abruptly end­ ing the show. He was arrested and charged with assault counts.

189 ntelligence

In Academics

Although athletics often seem to take pre­ cedence, academics are the most important team on campus. Like football or baseball, where teams rely on their coaches for support, academics relies on teachers to encourage and develop students' potentials. A teacher tries to prepare his students for the competitive world after high school, but it is the student's responsibility to put each new skill into play.

There are no screaming fans or roaring crowds when a student succeeds in school, but there is personal satisfaction and optimism for the future to take from the high school experience. These rewards endure.

Copy by: Holly Whittle

Seniors Brian Shaw and Bill Speidel discuss fashion Junior, Jeff Bowers, hurries to finish his homework beforeclass. "Hey Bill,don't you just love my flipper?" before class. A little unprepared are we, Jeff?

Division 19 Basketball great Larry Bird re­ tired form the Boston Celtics after a 13-year career. "When I played, I played as hard as I could. That's what I want to be remembered for." The 35-year- old Bird was plagued be back problems for the last two sea­ sons of his career. His brilliant passing, pinpoint shooting and rebounding made him the consummate team player.

Top 10 Best Selling Singles in Septem­ ber, 1992 were: 1. End of the Road - Boyz II Men 2. Baby-Baby-Baby - TLC 3. Humpin' Around - Bobby Brown 4. Stay - Shakespear's Sister 5. November Rain - Guns N' Roses 6. Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough Patty Smyth 7. Jump Around- House of Pain 8. Just Another Day - Jon Secada 9. The One- Elton John 10. She's Playing Hard To Get- Hi-Five

190 Just Do It Sports Mini-Mag '93

Barcelona, Spain, hosted the gathered in this rapidly modernized one in the 400-meter relay. And Summer Olympics in 1992 and metropolis nestled between the in diving, Mary Ellen Clark wins it proved to be a bonanza for mountains and the Mediterranean the bronze from the platform. the United States—a total of Sea. Carl Lewis may not make it to 108 medals. A record 10,000 the next Olympics—he'll be 35 by athletes, professional and then—but he won two gold medals amateurs, from 183 countries this time, one for the long jump and . "

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We wish all the very best for you. Your life will only be as good as you make it.

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We are so proud of you both. We couldn't have asked for any more Yesterday we looked into the eyes of a boy; wonderful daughters. May life bring you today a man looked back at us. all the happiness you deserve. Keep God in your plans and have a We love you always, tremendous future. Mom, Dad Love, & Your family Rick

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We're so very proud of you and your accomplishments. Congratulations! Love always, Love always, Mom, Dad & Jim Mom, Dad, Wade, Mandi & Matthew Good luck Ellie, Congratulations Tode!

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The Lord danced the day you were born, and Always reach for your we all still rejoice. Thank you for the happiness potential. We're behind you bring us. Let Jesus be your footprints in you all the way. the sand and always #1 in your life. Love, Mom, Dad Love, Jared, Aaron, Mom, Dad, Ty & Tilly Rachel and Sara Clay Connelley Dear Spring, In Kindergarten you were a cutie pie, eager to learn, kindheart- ed, and loveable. Some things change! You're still all of these, but much more. Keep those bright eyes and beauti­ You have the whole world in your lap ful smile, and remember: wherever you right now. Enjoy it. If you are ever in go, whatever you do, we love you. doubt, look around, we're right behind Love always, you always. Congratulations & much Dad, Mom and Randy love. Mom, Dad & Rug

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A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Dionicia,

Thank you for always being there for us. You and I have very special memories, and you deserve the best. We made it, big brown eyes.

Love, We love you always & forever, Mom, Katherine, Frankie, Erica Mom, Dad, Guy and Grandma To: Hadussah Congratulations Matt,

My weirdest child of them all, may all your dreams and wishes come true. We love you a whole bunch from your family.

P.S. We love We are proud of you you "Pudge" Love, Mom, Dad & Jolanda

Congratulations Kimberly, you made it through the tough years to graduation. We Kris- are proud of you, and love you very much. Keep on smiling and may your future be full of wonderful surprises! We love you, Now on to college with great expectation. Dad, Mom & Dan Love, Mom & Dale N/

Theme Senior student council members- Junior class offficers-Top: Shan­ Back: Audrey Dunning, Jeremy non Brown, Sara Stewart, Dedee White, Scott Stewart, Kori Alleman, Johnston, Bottom: Wade Alleman, IJndsey Galloway, Middle: Krisi JD Briggs, Ben Schreiter. Gonzales, Sarah Walther, Kerry Hendershot, Front: Wyatt Banks, Chana Sabala.

Freshmen student council officers- Back: Clayton Nutting, Troy Student body officers-Back: Trea­ Sophomore student council mem­ Tartaglia, Front: Darcy Gibson. surer, Scott Stewart; Middle: Sec­ bers-Back: Michelle Aguirre.Jolene Brooke McGuire, Rosa Morales. retary, Moriya Weeks; Vice-Presi­ Powers, Dyan Gilligan, Randy dent, Kori Alleman; Front: Comp­ Crisler, Third ro: Shaela Priaulx, troller, Sara Walther; President, Gina Cortez, Second row: Teresa Kerry Hendershot. Swenson, Jessica Hawkins, Dawn Dixon, Amber Blackstock, Front: Alison Jenson.

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Ads Keep your goals high and reach for those stars. You've had a great year. We're so proud of you. Love, Dad & Mom

Andrew, Thank you for all the happiness you bring & by being just the sort of son parents dream about. With pride & love, Dad, Mom, Rachel, Heather & Katie

Con"grad"ulations T'resa!!! You're a beautiful, sweet. compassionate person. Your cheerfulness 1 <«* -• radiates from 9 within you and spreads to all those around W2*\ »J you. Remember ,j| you -r- loved immensely! - ^fl SC Heath, For the past 17 yrs. you have walked in our shadow; Keep smilin! it's now time to step aside and let you pave your own Love- Dad& Mom path. I know you will succeed; you are a survivor. Love you always, Dad, Mom & Brent

Baby Ads 201 We are so proud of you- God bless you as you con­ tinue to Way to go! We're very proud of you. to live for Always belive in yourself and you for Him- can accomplish anything. Good luck! i Love, We love you, Mom, Dad and Sarah Mom, Dad, Amy, Wil & Oreo

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"How fast the time has flown, a little girl Not only are you my daughter but my best has quickly grown. Such a brief but happy friend too! I'm so proud of the person you are. past, though childhood won't- the mem­ Just always be happy. I love you, ories last." Mom Our love, Mom, Dad, Justin

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Mom Dad Misty Jo Dedee Bunny Dered Randy Sugar Kuhula Tracy, to a wonderful Daughter at a very important time in your life. We are very proud and we love you very much. Love, and Sparkles Mom and Dad

Cori, We are very proud of you and your many accom­ plishments. Always know how much we love you and wish you happiness and success.

Curbie, We are so proud of you and love you very much. There's mo more curbs to slow you down now. Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad Mom, Dad, Wade, Brennen Grandma and Grandpa Ashby Mandi, and Nikki Grandma and Grandpa Roper

Ads m\ Kim, "He who dwells in die shelter of me Most High..." Ps. 91 Nevada State 1992 All-Around Cowgirl! Love, Mom and Dad We hope your life is as happy as you make ours. We're proud of you, Mike! God Bless. Love, Steve and Jo

May the rest of your life Amy, be the best of your life! You made it!!!

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Soon you will embark upon a new ex­ perience that will test and fortify your independence, individuality, and deter­ mination. The ability to achieve your goals, is limited only by your desire.

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From baby to young man. From tricycles to bicycles; skateboards to snowboards; motorcycles to cars. You have grown up and been broken up but you always tried again and again and mended in body and mind. We are very proud of you and your accomplishments and we know you'll go places and achieve whatever you awant; Be Patient! With our love and "Congratulations"!

Frank, Mom and Mike Grandpa and Grandma Carrie "Toodles" You've come a long way, baby, and we're real proud of you! With God as your co-pilot you can be what you want to be, so reach for the stars. Bushels of Love! Dad and Mom Alex, Congratulations Boz! Always believe in yourself! You can accomplish We are proud of you. anything. Go for it!

Follow your dreams. Love, We love you! Mom, Dad, and Craig Your other family - Cari, Rick, Craig, and Brian

Ryan, Emil Congratulations on you ir graduation! We We've enjoyed having you! are very proud of you,even though you kept us guessing until the very end. Best wishes for your future. Come visit often. All our love, Mom, Dad and Nathan Elko Rotary Club

Now that you've Bill, grown into those Congratulations! We hope you deal with boots, anything is the resto of your life as successfully as you have possible! the first 18 years. Good Luck Scoot - Love, We love you. Mom and Papa Mom,DadandStac

B fl M Mike- We have always been so proud of you. Con­ gratulations! May all of your dreams become Congratulations, Mike! reality. Love, Dad, Mom and Kyle

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Pablo, You've done a good job. We're very proud of you . Congratulations. Your parents Pablo and Margarita | Cortes, your little brothers Lupe and Ernesto.

Hope you know what a special daughter you are and how very much you're loved. You have so much to offer to the world around you. Muchas felicidades, Pallin. Congratulations! Love Mom & Dad

208 I Ads r Jarrod, My baby boy graduating! Can't believe it! We're proud of you, Jar. You've accomplished a lot Jason, under difficult circumstances. JUST DO IT!

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Mi Reina: Me siento muy orgullosa de ti, "Que Dios te siga Bendiciendo Siempre." Tu madre, Ma. de Jesus Avila

Tita: I Love you, Keep up the great work. Tony

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Student council members participate in committees to benefit the school and community.

This year the Student Council Student Body Vice- Weeks, gave treats to faculty the Morp and Sadie Hawkins Valentine's Day. The Student made school life more bearable President,is head of the members on various holidays and dances and even sold EHS boxer Council was responsible for through committees headed by Academic and activities rec­ held a Faculty Appreciation din­ shorts. Senior Class President Homecoming Week activities Student Body Officers. ognition committee, respon­ ner. Sarah Walther, Student Body Alex Duran headed the Commu­ and hall decorating as well as Student Body President Kerry sible for continuing the Hall Comptroller, chaired the Spirit nity Relations Committee which providing school and class Hendershot chaired the New of Fame, giving free pizzas Committee which provided w;ts the Christmas gift giving newsletter. Student Committee which was to students with a 4.0 average, computer dating, the spirit chain project that provided gifts to And just how did Student responsible for making new stu­ and giving certificates to or­ and the Air Band competition. needy families in the community. Council manage to accomplish dents feel welcome at EHS. The ganizations. Money for Student Council Ac­ A Drug-Free Committee chaired so much? "It's very time con­ committee held a New Student tivities come from the fund rais­ by Missy McPhillips, sponsored suming," said , Kori Alleman. Luncheon and gave new students The Faculty Appreciation ing committee headed by the Drug-Free week and the bags with necessary items for committee headed by Student Student Body Treasurer, Scott American Heart Association's Copy by: Jennifer Heidinger school survival. Kori Alleman, Body Secretary, Moriya Stewart. The committee put on pledge to be smoke free on

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Chad, Keep striving to be the best, for tilings you want in life. We know you'll be successful in whatever you decide. You light up our lives like a song. May all the We love you. dreams you dream come true - you deserve the Dad, Mom and Sunshine best! Love - Mom, Dad, Brian, and Brigit a Alex, Congrats! Jason,

You have had the look of success in your eyes since the day you were born. Don't We knew you could do it. lose that sparkle and you will go far. We love you, Good luck in college! Mom, Dad & Kelly Love, Mom & Dad

Good luck in the future. Keep up the good work.

No re-rides Audrey, you are the winner. Keep it up on your trip down the road of life. Love, Love, Mom & Dad & Jerry Mom, Tom, Dad and Amy Dear Dixie, Your joy, laugh, and love of life have pleased us all these years. We recognized that you were special when you initially got us up at 5:00 a.m., and you have kept us up ever since.

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Robert: At times the road you took was rocky, but you survived because of strength of character. You are a gift, one that improves with age, and becomes more valuable, that is where you are with us.

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Your faith, poise &maturity will see you Stephanie, through life's little bumps. What a bless­ ing it has been to share in your growth. Peace You're a beautiful person! Keep that great of the Lord. attitude & you'll have a wonderful time Love, with life. We're very proud of your accom­ Mom & Dad & Ben plishments & will always be here for you. With love, Mom & Sofia Skeet, the Lord blessed us with you! Remember always UBU. Love always, Mom, Dad, and Jason

Katy Lady— We pray that your sparkle will light up the rest of your life as it already has ours! Love, Mom, Dad, and Joseph Sebbie and Coalie, too

Jena (alias Wee Wee), We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished. Always believe in yourself and your dreams. You are a very Special daughter, sister and aunt! We love you, Mom, Dad, John, Jeff, Jamie, Todd, Michael, and Ashton

Vickita, V Muchas felicidades te deseamos por haber puesto lodo tu empeno en lerminar tu cido escolar. Sabemos que puedes llegar inas legos esforzandote! Te desean Tu Papa y Mama V Lety y Gera ,fr * Congratulations Ryan!! Score one for the Nerdman!!

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Front Row: Brian Kidwell, Vanessa Praeder, Suzanne Sawyer, Liberty Taufer, Tina Clark, Ryan Mueller, Danny Ladd 2nd Row: Justin Blackstock, Tom Racktey, Adam Agidius, Kaue Casteel, Suzanne Smith, Mason Noble, Colleen Kenny, Cory Knapp. 3rd Row: David Maynard, James Johnston, Codie Cunningham, Fred Coleman, Mary Paoli, Kris Connow, Jesse Page, Dustin Koch 4th Row: Teacher Kathy Garamendi, Ellen Barrows, Bobby Thomas, Melissa Bohall, Gary Glazier, Rebecca Ray, Joe Norris, Lore Del Sarto, Teacher Julie Phillips Sidonna- My Krisi, From baby to helper, to partner, f to best friends. Bend with the wind and soar with the eagle. We're always ""Ml i '5^ 1 - g here for you. . ™ \ «\ fji Love, i

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One of the many benefits of Girl's State is the friendships that are acquired. The girls from each area are divided up into certain groups. Mary Paoli is shown here a few members of her group. "Peace!" or is that doggie ears?

Boy's State members: Boyd Ratliff, Tom Hannum, Travis Gerber, Alex Duran, Chris Cason, Jake Reed, Mike Aiazzi, Jess Boucher, and Aren Schaffren. Girl's State members: Krisi Gonzales, Moriya Weeks, Lisa Kornze, Katy Schwarz, Sarah Walther, Mary Paoli, Mel issa Garcia, Teri Vance, Candy Coronado, Cori Davis, Sarah Abel, Ellen Barrows, Kori Alleman, Lindsey Gal­ loway, and Sara Hewitt.

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"...Right now is your tomorrow, Right now is everything, Catch your magic moment, Do it right here and now. It means everything...."-Van Halen

This yearbook is dedicated with pride to the students and faculty of Elko High School. This was an important year for everyone, a year that will remain in our memories forever, through the pages of this yearbook. I would like to thank several people tor contributing their time and eHorts to create this book...The Indians Have Itl"

Ms. Byrnes, thank you for your willingness, not only for choosing to be the advisor this year, but (or sticking with it next year. Thank you for your patience with missed deadlines and lack of staff and tor helping, not just advising. Jenny (Lemonhead) Doerr, you were an excellent assistant editor. I appreciate the continued hard work and extra time spent on creating pages and especially for...working with the dreaded computer! Good luck on next years' book, your enthusiasm will definitely paint a special memory. Never forget the legend of the Treestar, the Lemonhead,...or Ziall

Elisa Goyeneche, thank you so much for sticking to it until the endl Thank you for putting the baby ads together, from start to finish. Your hard work was a tremendous help.

Lacy Hansen and Rachelte Sheetz, I deeply appreciate the "bus/" work you did for the yearbook, writing captions, making folios, drawing layouts, and doing odd jobs that nobody else would do. Your hard work was needed and you came through until the book was done!

Mrs. Lake and Mrs. Moody, thank you for editing and writing copy for the book.

Ms. Moon and Ms. McNeil, thanks for taking time out from your busy schedules to contribute to the yearbook and for allowing your classes to do a great amount of work for us, Samantha Pruett, Mrs. Morris, and the Pohob business staff, thank you for working with the layout staff this year. The additional work you did for the ad pages was a big help. Thanksl

Mr. Kump and the facufty of Elko High School, thank you for your continued support of the yearbook staff.

A special thanks is extended to Roche Bush and the staff at Fox Foto. Your dedication with helping the Pohob staff throughout the year, especially at the last minute, is greatly appreciated.

I would like to thank the staff at Inkley's and Faster 1 Hour Photo for developing film for the yearbook. I would alko like to thanklnkley'sfor also taking the club pictures for this book.

Thank you to the Elko Daily Free Press and Mark Lenz for continually letting us use the sports pictures for the yearbook.

I would also like to give a sincere thank-you to the journalism staff, the drama classes, and Ms. McNeils honors classes for contributing their time and effort to helping with the yearbook by drawing layouts, writing captions, oopy, and taking pictures. Your help was appreciated by all the members of the Pohob staff. Thank you to all the clubs and teams that cooperated with the yearbook staff and submitted articles and candid pictures on time. This effort on your part saved a lot of time on our part, Thanks!

Mel Schafer and Associates at the Herff Jones company, thank you for supporting our staff throughout the year and giving useful suggestions.

On behalf of the Pohob staff, I extend a tremendousthank-you, and would like to acknowledge the parentsof Pohob staff members tor supporting us in stressful situations and sticking with us throughout the year.

If it wouldn't have been for the tremendous hard work provided by so many people...The Indians wouldn't have it! To the class of '93, remember...."Right now youth is King!"-Sammy Hagar

Rebecca Cordes, Editor

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Academic Leaders of the Future

Boys' and Girls' State members participate in banquets, legislation sessions, and ...stealing shower curtains?

This year at Girl's State we learned many new true identity at the door, and became citizens legislation drawn up by girls state commit­ things and had many memorable experiences. of an all-female, all wilderness world. During tees. Nevada public officials also came to We learned about stealing shower curtains. those five days, 280 girls representing nearly speak to the girls states. Not eating food that moves, and we also learned every high school in Nevada were selected by that we love civilization. But, to get on a more their schools to go to Carson City to learn serious note we gained knowledge about our about patriotism, voting , and tbe political government, created new friendships, and grew structure. The girls state delegates were divided as individuals. We can all agree that we will into six cities and three counties. Each girl had never forget the experience. the opportunity to run forcity, county and state political offices. A mock legislation session On June thirteenth, nineteen ninety two, fifteen was held, with twenty girls state members of "All dressed up and somewhere to go-Girl's State!" Se­ nior Girl's State members Lisa Kornze, Sarah Walther, Elko High School girls somehow made it to the house and ten girls state senators. These Sara Hewitt, Katy Schwarz, Ellen Barrows, and Moriya Carson City, checked their car keys and their representatives met to debate and vote on Weeks, smile proudly after a banquet.

"I understood that it needed to be 500 words long, but nobody said it had to make sense," argued senior, Lisa Kornze in her English 101 class.

Senior, Mary Poali, hurriedly reviews for a quiz in her Hnglish 101 class.

Jennifer Mahlberg and Heidi Long, seniors, displayed their enthusiasm while taking a break from the intense discussion in English 101.

Senior, Audrey Dunning is proud of herself because she made it to her History 101 class before it started.

24 Academics EHS Meets NNCC

High school seniors encounter challenges of early college life.

Were you awake at eight o'clock in the shortly, then they continuedjust as quickly as was just like having missed a week of high morning four days a week during your senior before. It was never unusual to have covered school. College classes proved to be a great year? A lot of seniors that took college two chapters in one meeting. learning experience for these seniors. classes found themselves awake at that time of the morning this past year. The day was Copy By: Holly Whittle Thursday and the class was history. Dr. A greater responsibility was placed upon Smith, the college professor for History 101, these high school students. They had to take paced up and down the front of the lecture the incentive to read the many chapters as­ hall as he gave the day's lecture on the latest signed, to do the papers that came up and to reading material. The firstwor d that left his get to class on time. So much material was mouth always sent pens and pencils racing. covered in such a short time that the students Senior, Jesse Fenger is testing out the theory that a After writing forty minutes straight the stu­ involved with these classes had to attend bright smile can earn better grades in Dr. Smith's His­ dents might have had a chance to glance up every class. If one day of class was missed it tory 101 class.

College Gasses "Espirit de Corps" Forensic team members talk hard and create lasting friendships (overseen by the spirit) as they learn about themselves.

The art of debate and public speaking is not Lincoln-Douglas debate, members also par­ something that comes easy to a lot of people, ticipated in and excelled at debates in student but for the students who chose to give up congress, where they played senator and countless lunch hours and time after school lobbied to pass legislation that they had writ­ and on weekends, forensics proved to be both ten. a fun and rewarding way to spend time. There was an unmistakable air about the team It was a great year overall, and all of us look members, a confidence and a closeness that forward to next year. The team members can (and did) only come from long hours spent would like to thank our coaches, Mrs. Sullivan together. Competition against us was very and Mr. Suyematsu for all of their patience and intense, and having lost many of our top team support. Enthusiastic members Travis Green and Spring members took some getting used to, but we all Dykstra try and kill time while they wait for their managed to pull together and do well. Besides rounds to be posted. Matt Thiel looks on and Copy By: Jenny Doerr (Peanut) wonders "Where did Bob go guys? He was here a the performances in individual speeches and minute ago." Emily Rundlett works on preparing a speechshe will use in the next session of student congress, while a sleepy Spring Dykstra waits patiently for her to finish.

Mayur Bhakta passes the infinite time between rounds making notes on and refining his debate cases. "Defense", right, Mayur?

Forensic Team Members (front to back, left to right): Jenny Doerr, Cindy Good, Leah Hannum, Jalene Shelley, Stephanie Itza, Jamye Atencio. (Back row) Brian Green, Mayur Bhakta. Red Wolf Pope, Colin Dowling. Not pictured are Neil Korn/e. Spring Dykstra, Matt Thiel, Diane Moore, and coaches C. Sullivan and Mr. Suyematsu

Trophies and medals are awarded to the top three finalists in each Individual Event, Lincoln-Douglas, and standard (team) debates as well as outstanding speakers in student congress.

Forensics 27 Freshman Ashley Hill plays Peanuts with her fellow language club friends. The language clubs had several parties this year where they played pool, volleyball, and went bowling.

Junior Mike Kimmet plays his guitar before a drama production at the convention center. Several drama club members said that the music is very relaxing before a performance.

28 Division nvolvement

In Clubs

Idealism, Innovation, Industry, Imagina­ journalism have a forum for expression at country's customs and culture. Band and tion, Ingenuity, Initiative....The list of traits EHS, and, in many cases, these club mem­ Choraliers members add joy and richness that EHS. club members possess goes on bers get a head start on career choices or to their lives and ours. All of the EHS and on! Think of the many hours spent, will simply find an enjoyable hobby after clubs require a good deal from their both in and out of school, in the pursuit of their high school years. members, but it would be impossible to the perfect musical presentation, the most estimate the importance of this involve­ captivating radio show or dramatic pre­ Ingenuity and Innovation are key words ment in the lives of the student! sentation, or the most controversial or to describe VICA, FFA and FBLA humorous issue of the newspaper. In members. These clubs travel, compete addition, these clubs enrich our lives in and learn much of the world beyond EHS. the present and help us prepare for the Their members take part in the worlds of future. business and industry, and because of their involvement, are belter prepared to Those who show exceptional Initiative or take jobs in these fields. Intelligence are inducted in the National Honor Society. Those with a flair for Those who speak languages and partici­ dramatics, dance, public speaking or pate in language clubs learn more of a

Drama Club member and actress in the Elko High Students against drunk driving demonsrate how to be School play, "Macbeth Did It," Ghana Sabala at- high on life. "See Dick Drive!" tempts to release Lady Macbeth, played by I jberty Taufer, from the rafters. "Save Me. Save Me!!"

Clubs 29 Got It All

Since 1917, the Elko High School Indians have acquired a great number of things. The Indians' long standing traditions remain, and have only adapted to accomodate the changes that have been made over the years. The eagle that stands inbetween the junior and senior buildings is more than just a place to hang out. It represents the pride and spirit that races through the student body. Besides the Intensity that can be seen on the sidelines of any sport, we have all of the Indi­ viduality of the students'lives. At EHS, support is something that accompanies Intensity and Individuality - everything that goes on anywhere, and at any time. Yes, the Indians that reign at Elko High School have it all. And they are out to prove it time and time again.

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The Elko High School Marching and Pep bands traveled extensively throughout the year and were honored with several esteemed awards.

The Elko High School petitors in the field competi­ marching and pep bands led tion at the Holiday Bowl a very productive year in Festival of Bands. Lovell 1993. The bands were in­ said mat the band had only volved in activities such as one rehearsal prior to the the Sierra Band Crusade in competition. The band was Reno, the Holiday Bowl also featured on national Festival of Bands, the BYU television. Rocky Mountain States The pep band is open to Marching Band Contest, and anybody who is dedicated the Minidome Marching enough to attend every game. Competition. The marching This year the band had 44 band played at every home members. The marching football game and various band had 170 members. fair parades. Band director Walt Lovell said, "Anything Copy by: Becca Cordes that happens in Elko we do!" The talented band members practiced hard in and outside of school. Their hard work payed off when they won the Governor's Cup at the Sierra Band Crusade and fourth place out of 12 com­

Marching/Pep bands 31 Back row: Rachelle Adair, Scott Gillins, John Barr, Jeremy Johnson, Paul Gregory, Lindsey Galloway, Jason Kilgore, Dylan Kilgore, Kevin Wills, Eric Erickson, Robert Hendricks, Kristen Lovell, Ben Goodrich, Harmony Stahl. 3rd row: Rebecca Bradley, Misty Hunzeker, Jim Lentine, David Neilson, Dwain Loughney, Justin Dean.Adam English, Aaron Neitz, Jessie Gonzalez, Chad Woster, Bridget Anderson, Joey Carillo, Kendra Manning.Jenny Loughney. 2nd row: Rachel Ray, Rebecca Ray, Rebecca Frampton, Leah Griffith, sarah Head, Joli Romeo. Jalana Wilcox, Mirica Dickerson, Anita Palmer, Casey Tarbet. William James. Jaosn Polise, Jennefer Bradley, David Smith. Front row: Brett Withers, Drew Hovan, Inaki Leniz, Shawn Minard, Chuck Locuson, DarenWithers, Tyler Burden, Franci Romeo, Amy Applehans, Sarah Hewitt, Jennifer Wilton. Amy Copenhaver, Brooke Fisk, Mercey Hess

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32 Clubs Band Champions

The Elko High School Jazz band and Wind Ensemble participated in several competitions this year and were hon­ ored with many awards.

The jazz band and wind en­ Bands and at the BSU Jazz Festi­ semble participated in several val. The 18 members of jazz band events this year. The jazz band auditioned to be in the band. traveled to the Holiday Bowl Festival of Bands and the BSU The wind ensemble also hosted Jazz Festival. They were the the Nevada Music Education All- hosts of the Nevada Music State Festival and participated in Education All-State Festival the Holiday Bowl, the Northern and were featured with the Nevada Concert Band Festival, Northern Nevada Concert Or­ the Northeastern Concert Band chestra. The band plays at Festival, and attended a clinic at various concerts in Elko and Boise State. The 48 members for civic functions such as the placed third at the 1 loliday Bowl. senior citizens center's activi­ ties. Director Walt Lovell said, "[The Wind Ensemble] performed new The jazz band was awarded the music that had never been played title of Grand Champion of the in die state of Nevada, part of Holiday Bowl Festival of which was commissioned by the Bands. Senior band member band." Jason Polise was honored as the Outstanding Soloist at the Copy by: Holiday Bowl Festival of Becca Cordes

Jazz BandAVind Ensemble 33 Beautiful Noise

Choraliers uphold traditions and enter­ tain students and citizens as they sing with one voice.

The Choraliers have been through you guys for making his year as a lot of changes in the past three fun as a ragin' beach party on the years. We've had our good times Sough African coast with all of and bad, and we've learned to the locals drinking V-8 while work together to be the best we having greased pig contests. can be. I'm sure I speak for ev­ eryone in saying "thank you" to Copy by: Lisa Jones and Mr. Pree. He's done so much for Kori Alleman the Choraliers, and we'll miss him next year. We also thank Mrs. Lyon for everything. She has re­ ally helped get us through and pushes us to strive for perfection. Last, but not least, the students are what make or break Choraliers. We had a great group this year and have had fun. We look forward to next year and hope to continue to be one of the best groups in the state.

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34 Clubs Top: Tina Clark. Greer Coulter, Jalene Shelly, Angie Hebdon. Abbie Loughney, Aurora Moser. Karla Hebdon, Kori Alleman, Jess Boucher, Alex Duran, Jeremy Kingwell, Tansey Smith. Stephanie Iiza, and Darcy Johnson, Jesse Fenger, Nathan Burden, Christine Gibson. Not Pictured Kristen Lovell, Monique Compton, Anderson, Carolyn Glaser, Melissa Cavanaugh, Heather Helen Sarman. Josette Iribame, Alex Higgens. Jeremy Anderson, Krislie Rogers, and Lacie Hansen Middle: Firth, Jeremy Killion. Sean Miller, Angie Short, Steven Myron Pree, Katrina Wilkerson, Stephanei Sessions, Morton.Marty Simper, Kendall Peeterson, Ami Teeter, T.C Grijaiva, Kim Vermes, Leonard Wilkerson, Mike Teresa Alzugara, Shanien Huskey, John Barr, David Henneberry, Keagan Kerr, Dwain Loughney, Ian Hi les. Jeremy Shaw, Jayme Chamberlain, Moriya Weeks, Freshman Keagan Karr tries to become Crawford, Mike Erwin, Lisa Jones, Melissa Morton, Monique Brewer. Jessica Workman, Liberty Taufer, royalty by courting Princess Jasmine. Emily Rundlett, and Bridget Jones Bottom: Jayme Daniel Custer Where's that genie when you need Atencio, Sidonna Windows,Tenille Rider, Kim Gandalf, him? Kerry Hendershot, Henry Noorda, Mike Lett, Tory

Junior Kendall Petersen dreams of Christmas music roasting on an open fire after four never-ending days of singing which began the month of December. Juniors Tina Clark, Bridget Jones and sophomore Stephanie Sessions smile for the camera after having their best performance on Temple Square in Salt Lake City, UT.

Choraliers 35 "Don't worry Liberty. I can fly it." Senior Chana Sabala assists senior The cast of "The Diary of Anne Frank" Liberty Taufer with a difficult situa­ put it all together in their performance. tion. >v •

"It's the start that's difficult." "You can start from anything." "Yes, but you have to decide." "True." by Samuel Beckett

Drama 37 Business of Today

FBLA members participate in various activities to prepare for the world of business occupations of today.

Future Business Leaders of Dinner for a Needy Family on America can help give a student Easter. FBLA usually attends skills needed to work in the busi­ many conferences. Nine members ness world today. This year FBLA of the group went to the Eastern has 10 members and 7 officers. Region Conference in Wells and FBLA holds membership meet­ had a good time. The National ings the second and fourth Tues­ Fall Leadership Conference was day of every month. During these held in Salt Lake City, Utah, and meetings, the group votes on what two officers of the Elko chapter activities are to be held in the attended. The state conference is future. All members must attend to be held in March and many of every meeting after January 11, our members are planning to enter 1993, to obtain help for competi­ competitions. Finally, aend of the tions at the state conference. banquet is to be held and will be an FBLA has also held many election of new officers. Overall, fundraisers. The club has suc­ FBLA has had an exiting and cessfully held the Challenge of eventful year. the Chapter candy bar sales again this year. The AYSO hot dog Copy by: Amy Fiack sales and raffles were successful once again. FBLA is also planned the annual Valentine Day dance and two service projects: the March of Dimes project and the

38 Clubs As you can see Mr. Hunton, our FBLA advisor, is hard at work as always on one of the many bus trips FBLA members par­ ticipated in.

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Some FBLA officers during their first in­ stallation atone of the first meetings. Front row: Samantha Pruett, president; Melissia V Melendez, historian; and Tara Casten, treasurer; back row: Tracie Harper and Marina Rodriguez.

FBLA members, Samantha Pruett, presi­ dent and Juan Saldona, vice president are fighting for the presidency of the Elko \ FBLA chapter. > .

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FBLA I 39 "Hey - this is great!" Oooo boy it's bright out here." Juniors Joe Smiley and Jeff Bowers head out the doors of the Main Building. Here comes trouble. This is definitely one pair of individuals.

JV Cheerleaders take time out during a tough practice for a picture in front of the school. Sophomores, Mercy Hess and Krista Mullonox show off their legs, individually, and the ability to express themselves in from of a camera.

Student Life AglV Front row: Molly Culley, Mary Paoli, Spring Dykstra, Sandi Alberson, Laura Davis. 2nd row: Sarah Abel, Scottie Vega. Walter Whitaker, Jake Reed, Clay Connolly. Top row: Troy Van Norman, Cody Couchum, Cody Jones, Tom Potter

of Leadership

The Ruby Mountain FFA chapter There are 7,500 chapters through­ is proud to be the largest youth out America, and there are 401,500 organization in Elko High School. members from every state. Mem­ The chapter has 209 members this bers acquire leadership skills by year. Although our membership serving as officers, working with is strong, people are commonly committees and participating in asked what the FFA stands for and personal development workshops what the organization is all about. and conferences.

The letters FFA at one time stood The FFA also offers skill devel­ for Future Farmers of America, opment that helps young people but in 1988 the name was adapted prepare for future careers. Al­ for changing times in America, in though it is an agricultural organi­ agriculture and in the organization. zation, the FFA offers programs to Now the letters FFA stand for no fit everyone, not only the people words, but is the name of a national with futures in ranching and organization for students of agri­ farming. So, help us celebrate the culture. spirit of FFA.

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Ag Front Row: Brooke McGuire, Josh Boltari, Ronnie Calhoun, Chad Packer, Andy Carpenter. Second Row: Carrie Henderson, Tatum Bell. Annaliza Tenoso. Loretta Creasy. Christina Sabo. Third Row: Madaya Walters, Brandi Gilliam. Danny Morgan, Ddana daveny, Megan Ayres. Andrea Mumford. Fourth row: Cheryl Gardner, Missy Phillips, Stephanie Wand, Melissa morton, Jessica Workman. Fifth Row: Rosa Morales. Sage Mitchell, Teresa Stinehowen, Amber Wolf, Salli Sarman. Sixth Row: Scott Hibbits, Kyle Baker, Thor Welch, Chris Burger. Seventh Row: Mike Kortman, Shawn Alberson. Chad Wilson, ChadZunino, Marvin Curry, Jeremy Failing. Eighth Row: Geoffrey Kuhel, Junior Stanford, John Reed, Sam Marvel. Justin McDermott.

40 Clubs Ag II Jeff Wilson, Wes Palmer, D.J. McCoy, Jonothan Crum, Chad Kelly, Quincey Mousel, J.T. Lawson, Jay Hanks, Russel Boyd, Matt Mitchell, Clint Motherhead, Ira Slagowski, Mitch Jones, Jason Davis, Brandon Renolds, Will Fasholtz, Josh Ag III Ellison, Wendy Henderson, Porter McQuery, Camille Allen, Riata Schutte, Amy Steve Willis, Jason Alanis, Justin Phillips, Jess Scott, Tyrel Neff, James Riordan, Farmer, Season Lampert, Jamie Gunter, Stacy Rutenbur, Sarah Foresburg, Amanda Joe Gingerich, Brady Lee, Tony Carone, Jennie Pharis, Cody Krenka, Jason Hanks, Schliesser, Mindy Brady, April Anderson, Lisa Fike, Heather Bruno, Vallerie Hal Barkdull, Leslie Johnsotn, Cassy Tarbet, Jennifer Lee, Katie Sustacha, Candi Whithead, Christy Mattys, Amy Walther, Joani Cooney, Martha Cornilles, Anita Zunino, Megan Bush, Kim Vasey, Cara Basso, Heather Mothershead. Nevin.

Chapter Officer Team Heather Mothershead, Caudi Zunino and Jessica Neff are sporting the FFA spirit in Front row-Treasurer, Spring Dykstra; Historian, Katie Sustacha; President, Mary Kansas City, Missouri during the 65th National FFA Convention. Paoli; Secretary, Laura Davis, Back row-Reporter, Heather Mothershead; Sentinel, Jake Reed; Vice-President, Sarah Abel

FFA 41 Not Just Cooking

Future Homemakers of America strive to become women and men in a com­ petitive work force.

When most people think was great! about Future Homemakers of America, they think about All in all, F.H.A is a great women in the kitchen, but organization to be involved FHA is a great deal more in. than that. Future Home- makers of America is women Copy by: Melissa Fallin and men in the work force, learning about holding jobs such as caregivers, fashion designers, interior decora­ tors, and more.

This year FHA went to Na­ tionals in Chicago 111. during the summer. We brought back 1 gold medal, won by Melissa Fallin, and 2 silver medals, won by Ginni Erwin and Rosie Ogle. Four mem­ bers along with Mrs. Miller attended a leadership meet­ ing in Albuquerque, NM. It

42 Clubs Sophomore Tanya McClendon, fresh­ man Carrie Howard, junior Tracy Jones and senior Viola Winder willing posed for a picture while attending a FHA leadership meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

F.H.A. (Left To Right): (Kneeling in Front) Holly Hoegger (First Row) Tracie Jones, Nikki Fallin, Carrie Howard, Sara Santti. (Back Row) K. Miller (Co-Advisor) Tanya McMlendon. Kaylene Mahlberg, Liz Mattingly (Advisor), Amy Fiack, and Molly Coulter.

FHA 43 French Club President Becca Cordes and Vice-President Vicki Saldana celebrate Saint's Day in Orser's graveyard on No­ vember 1, 1992.

French Club members-Bottom right: Becca Cordes, Vicki Saldana, Jamey Chamber­ lain; Top right: Suong Tran, Ashley Hill, Jenny Enos, Holly Whittle.

German Club members-Bottom right: Pablo Cortez, Angie Bland, Megan Ayres, DeannaGevock;Middle: RyanMontezde Oca, Christy Rogers, Cass Diaz, La Nae Immenchun, Patty Overman; Back right: Macyle Musgrove, Joshua Whittle, Elliott Coulter. RIP.

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Spanish Club members-Bottom right: James Johnston, Jeremy White, Tony Mumford, Debbi McCrory, Jennifer Heidinger, Elisa Goyeneche, Kim Morse, Raquel Wynne, Jennifer Dodd; Middle right: Antonio Cortez, Carrie Howard, Pablo Cortez, Rodney Billington, Adan Lozano, Breanna Mclntire, Christina Lee, Leslie Maple, Sara Santti, Kelly Carson, Josh Michelle, Amy Peterson; Back: Chris Campos, Steve Morton, Darren Lind, Sara Hewitt, Danny Pratt, Carolyn Glaser, Kori Alleman, Keagan Kerr, Tracy Harper, Danny Onefeather.

44 Clubs MTInternationaM l

The language clubs share a common interest in the culture of the European r and Latin American world. Dancing, singing, caroling, gifts to senior citizens during the lunches, dinners, parties, picnics, holidays. One member said, bowling, swimming, and volley­ "Being in Spanish Club was a p ball. Something to do on a Sat­ unique experience [which] en­ V urday night? No!! It's the German, abled [him] to meet new and in­ Spanish, and French clubs. teresting amigos. Que Bueno!"

The French Club members share a Throughout the year the German common interest in the culture of Club met to plan such activities as the French speaking world. Ac­ games, dinners, caroling, and tivities include the celebration of picnics. Yet, their main goal was »jr French holidays, lunches, dinners, to learn more about the language v Nc.e parties and picnics with the other and country. One Deutschklub language clubs. The club also member said, "Overall [the club] VA N 6*5 participated in buying gifts for is a great way to get involved, to unfortunate families at have fun, and to learn." »a5r»** Christmastime. m* ** The Spanish Club interacted with the other language clubs through­ out the year. They had a Christmas festival and a few very competitive bowling tournaments. They gave

Lauguage Clubs 45 Magic in Motion

Members of Maroon Magic and Flag Team enhance the band while gain­ ing personal expirence.

Dance team is a rewarding and edu­ parades, home football games, and a few cational experience for every member. marching band competitions. Oneof these We are involved in many activities was in Reno where the prized Governor's throughout the year which increases Cup was won. Basketballseasoninvolved our experience in the art of dance and dancing before and during halftime of dance technique. each home game. The team attended a dance competition in March which marked Every year we attempt to do our best the end of the dance season. and excel to a higher level than the year before. Each member of the team As a Senior this year, I have discovered increases her personal level of dance that the experiences I have had on Maroon technique, creativity, and leadership Magic are precious treasures that no one by developing her own unique chore­ can take from me. I have made many ography and teaching it to the group special friends by becominginvolved. It's weekly. amazi ng how a group of total strangers can be thrown together and , over time, grow At the beginning of this year the team into a group of very close friends. attended a dance camp in Logan, Utah. The purpose of this trip was to learn Copy by: Liberty Taufer, Captain new dances and to improve technique and teamwork. During football season we were part of the marching band. Performances with the band included i 46 Clubs Front row left to right: Liberty Taufer. Michelle Rudy, Kristin Cruthirds. Second row: Sara Delozier, Tristina Walker, Yadhira Ramos, Jen Andrews, Marilyn Bogden. Back row: Ammie Wilson, Rachel Roy, Rachelle Welch, Hayley Backherms.

Front row left to right: Heidi Dean, Robyn Cochran, Teresa Alzugaray, Sidonna Windous, Amy Matthiesen, LisaKornze. Backrow: KarlaHeredia, Bernice Carroll, Stacy Ruttenbur, Melissa Garcia, Jamie O'Doan, Sum­ mer Hildreth, Christy Matys, Candy Nelson.

• Maroon Magic/Flags 47 Pohob Business Staff from top to bottom: Katy Petty, Juan Saldana, Angie Walters, Mai zie Montrose, Kendell Peterson, Carla Editor Becca Cordes, assistant editor Ferrin, Samantha Pruett, Suong Tran, Jenny Doerr, and member Ben Schreiter Toni Milano, Carrie Clarke, Danny One diligently work on the staff's new com­ Feather. Michelle Peterson. Not pictured: puters, "Becca, you said it would turn on Advisor Mrs. L. Morse when I flipped the switch!"

Trisha Graham, freshman, consults the ladder, the basic plan for the yearbook, to create folios for each page.

The Pohob Staff: Yong Pratt, Josette Iriborne, Breana MacEntire, Shannon Custer, Kim Morse, Joani Cooney, Elisa Goyeneche, Jacki Brouse, editor Becca Cordes, photography editor Holly Wittle, Carrie Howard. Not pictured: Assistant editor Jenny Doerr, Rachelle Scheetz Lacie Hansen, Trisha Graham. Jennifer Dodd, Helen Sarman, Ben Schreiter, Advisor Ms. K. E. Byrnes.

48 Clubs Overtime

Pohob meets deadlines

Dedicated students trudged to room The editors, advisor, and staffers spent M102 each day at 4 p.m. These many extra hours on the book getting yearbook staff members were con­ ready to mail the final product to the stantly striving to meet the deadlines plant. "Being on the staff is fun and and demands of creating Elko High students can learn a lot," said staff mem­ School's 1992-1993 yearbook. ber Trisha Graham. For the advisor, editor, and assistant editor, the yearbook According to Kathryn Byrnes, Pohob staff room was a second home. advisor, one of the biggest challenges was getting everything organized and The business staff also works hard sell­ done to meet the deadlines. In spite of ing ads and yearbooks. "People don't the stress and hard work involved, the realize how much work we actually put advisor and the editors tried to make into it," said Samantha Pruett. business the task of producing a yearbook as staff manager. positive as possible. By incorporating the many ideas learned at the Year­ A note of advice for future yearbook books Best Camp in Logan. Utah and staffers, "Be enthusiastic, willing to lake developing the theme which received pictures and interview, and most of all be an award for excellence at camp, edi­ dedicated, or else, the I's won't have it!" tor. Becca Cordes, assistant editor. said Cordes. Jenny Doerr, and staff members worked hard to create one of the 1 argest Copy By: yearbooks at EHS to date. Becca Cordes

Pohob 49 ndividality in Student Life The student body is the life- Individually creates. The blood of all that goes on here at electric currents that course Elko High School. Although through and across the campus we all have one thing in com­ are felt by everyone who sets mon, (we all attend EHS), most foot on it. Individuality is of the similairites stop there. something that every school Variety is the spice of life, and has, but few choose to show it EHS certainly has more than as do the students of Elko High enough to go 'round. The School. Indians pride themselves on their reputation. That reputa­ Copy By: Jenny Doerr tion is one of pride and spirit. Pride and spirit that stem from the sparks that the student body

Seniors, Chana Sabala and Katy Schwarz take a "Can you believe that?" "So I told him to tell her minute to show off their powder puff jerseys. that I said...." Juniors Darci Lai tin and Cara Basso Chana and Katy were two of many who played for share some gossip and a slice of pizza in the the homecoming powderpuff game. Centennial Gym.

Division \( RCA

Hot off the Press

Journalism students work to produce a top-of-the-line newspaper.

Pushing for deadlines and strug­ Robert McGinty, advisor of the gling to piece the Pow Wow to­ PowWow, taughthisjoumalism gether, as always, this year's students everything from how journalism staff put out the best to write articles to how to insert possible paper. Journalism I /II a disk in the disk drive. He was a class during the day, and worked well with the staff, and having the classroom time to all of his students had a great work on die paper added a great deal of respect for their teacher. deal to it. The combination of the talented and dedicated staff and advisor, The addition of a Macintosh made the PowWow a publica­ computer and a scanner made tion that EHS can be proud of. things take a little bit less time, but still the job of putting out a Copy By: Elisa Goyeneche newspaper was no small task. This updated technology made the paper better in appearance, as well as improving the overall quality. The new computer, howeverdidnotdecrease the long hours spent trying to put the PowWow together. • nr

50 Clubs I The PowWow staff: (From Left To Right) Mary Paoli, TravisGerber, Chris Lawson, Shawn Allen, Elisa Goyeneche, Becca Cordes, Chris McAnany, Mirica J-, Dickerson, Greer Coulter, Sunshine Scharadin, Sarah Abel, Cori Davis, Senior Mirica Dickerson, and junior Giliana Barra, Karla Heredia, Yadhira Sunshine Shcaradin, both columnists on Ramos. In tree: Ryan Lind, Justin Dean, the Pow Wow staff, discuss opposing and Jennifer Heidenger. viewpoints on a controversial issue.

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-n Pow Wow 51 VICA officers attended astate leadership Mr. H., "Do you really think you can beat conference in Lake Tahoe. Left to right: the pro?" VICA advisors have a great Suong Tran, Becca Cordes, Matt time on club trips taken throughout the Valtierra, Kenny Kimber, Ron Steinfeld, year for the leadership conference and Cori Davis, Tom Hannum, and Chris skills Olympics. Cason.

"Turkey Tom!". Seniors Tom Hannum and Chris Casonpresented on the elec­ 3 tronic scoreboard above. Bowling at T Bally's was a favorite VICA pastime.

VICAmembersfromtoptobottom: Malt Valtierra, Kenny Kimber, Tom Hannum, GinniErwin, Brad Patton, Holly Whittle, Chad Bair, Erica Bauer, Ron Steinfeld, Chris Lawson, Wyatt Banks, Suong Tran, Joshua Whittle, Jesse Fenger, Chris Cason, Jeremiah Whittle, Boyd Ratliff, Jason Crouch, Jason Truitt.

52 Clubs Pride in What We Do The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America prepare for work.

VICA is not just another club; members competed in I^as Vegas. it's preparing for work. The Gold metal winners go t the na­ cornerstone of VICA is the tional Skill Olympics in training students receive in their Lousiville, Kentucky. vocational area. VICA gives students an opportunity to come VICA gives students a concrete together from all over campus to reason tostudy hard. After gradu­ develop leadership skills and ation students go to work or may complete in their skill area. go on to further education. Vo­ cational students don't wonder if National VICA boasts more their courses have a purpose, the members than any other youth purpose is built right in. organization. This translates into generous industry support and Former EHS VICA grads are numerous scholarships. Indus­ working in many fields. Some try also helps schools adapt their went on to college and are training to match the job market. working in engineering, archi­ tecture, international relations, Most EHS students join VICA and commercial arts.They started because of the fun we have on in high school and developed trips and the cool advisors. This confidence and a desire to suc­ year the officers traveled to Lake ceed. They also had a lot of fun Tahoe for training and the along the way.

VICA 53 Not just talk radio

Wyatt and Carly bring EHS more than just the news.

"All right, we're back, I am War Whoops was senior Josh Wyatt, and this is my co-host, Kufield, who was the program Carly, and THIS is War Whoops. director during the hour-long Tonight on our show..." This show. Besides working as a DJ was a phrase that was projected for KELK, Josh contributed the on radios all across town as se­ music operations for the show niors Wyatt Banks and Carly each week. Wunderlich kept Elko High School students informed every "It was hard to juggle our Wendesday night from seven to schedules to fit in all of the eight PM. preparation that we needed, but it was definetly worth it. I'm "Whoever wanted to try out ap­ glad that I tried out and it was a plied last spring, and we were great memory for my senior chosen out of all of the applicants, year," Carly said. Both she and so that was kind of special for Wyatt viewed the show as a posi­ both of us," said Wyatt. He and tive experience, and are glad that Carly did a great job in uphold­ they were able to continue the ing the traditions that have al­ pride and spirit over the airwaves ways been a part of EHS. Each to bring the news to EHS. week they featured club members or team members. Copy By: Jenny Doerr Another feature of this year's

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Carly Wunderlich, senior, reviews her notes before going on the air for the Wednesday night show

War Whoops 55 Students Against Driving Drunk SADD members work to raise awareness about drinking and driving for students at Elko High School. This year in Students Against Drunk Driving our main goal was to remind people not to drink and drive. Before some of the big events and holidays we made posters, put announcements in the bulletin, and performed skits and a song. We had a pizza party where we made plans for future events that SADD would be involved in. We designed T-shirts and had a lock-in that promoted alcohol-free living.

Thanks for making SADD as fun as trimming the hedges of many small villages with all of the natives making (nonalcoholic) grapefruit juice while singing to the tunes of Barry Manilow.

Front row left to right: Becky Nelson, Lesley Fincher, Shannon Brown, Becky Harris, Tricia Jones, Lisa Jones. Back row: Missy McPhillips, Greercoulter, Mayur Bhakta, Wade Alleman, Chris Hundley, Advisor Lori Wakefield.

56 Clubs Honored for Superior Achievment De Laureola promotes character, scholarship, leadersip, and service. De Laureola is the Elko High School chapter of the National Honor Society. In order to be a member, a student must have a 3.2 GPA at the end of his or her fifth semester at Elko High School. The National Honor Society promotes character, scholarship, leadership and service.

Front Row left to right: Kori Alleman, Lindsey Galloway, Susie Jacobo, Debbie McCrory Jennifer Heidineer-Baker, Katy Schwarz, Dixie KightTinger, Moriya Weeks, Stephanie Hunnicutt, Melissa Garcia. Second row: Robyn Cochran, Yong Pratt, Amy Cornettt, Mike Deming, Kristen Sena, Erica Bauer Kevin Loper, Amber Hillewaert. Heidi Long, Candy Coronado, Samantha Pruett. Third row: Jeremy White, Aaron Dimock Jason Polise, Kristin Lovell, Chad Woster, Jesse Fengen Angie Moyer, Sara Hewitt, Christina Suhr, Jess Boucher, Ryan Lind, Ben Gilbert, Elliot Coulter, Holly Whittle, Travis Miller, EllenB arrows, Miles Buechier, Bryan Arionus. Advisor Diane Orser.

Clubs Honor Soceity/SADD 57 Chris McAnany, John McPhillips, and Josh Michel are a threesome who exemplify the Intensity of fans at Elko High School. When the Lady Inidans basketball teams played rival Reed, the Centennial Gym hosted over 2,000 people. Varsity football rounded out it's fourth season in AAA football with a much-improved record. The Intensity of our players is shown in this picture in the home game with Elko vs. Reno.

58 Sports ntensity In AAA Sports

Elko High School's fourth year of AAA EHS has also set the precedent in the sports has been proof of a school working northern zone with it's fans. Our pride its way slowly to the top. Many schools and Intensity is unmatched anywhere. At and people have said we were not a school every home game, the mighty Maroon to worry about, but some of our sports and White wave of Indian Pride prevails, have proved otherwise. We have seen and even if the outcome isn't what we tremendous improvements in some sports hoped it to be, the fans are always there such as girls' golf, volley ball, girls' bas­ supporting our teams. The Intensity of the ketball, soccer, and track. The spirit and crowds who support our teams has set dedication of our young athletes cannot records, and will continue to give back to be stifled with our record crowds in soc­ EHS what EHS has given to it. cer, and football that can be seen at every game. This just shows that Elko is the Copy By: Jess Boucher leader for the north's AAA pride.

The Intensity of EHS soccer is shown here by senior The Indians Intensity is once again shown in the face Jess Boucher. Jess was a big part of the team that of senior varsity volleyball player Marcy McCrum. had a season record of 11 wins, two losses, and three The volleyball teams also had an improved record ties - It'i best year in history. this year.

Division 59 ning Glory

Elko High School sets out to prove is the election and crowning of that we're the "Symphony of Homecoming Queen. Six spe­ Destruction" 1992. Monday cial senior girls were chosen out night, we got a "blast from the of the many in the student body. past" with our fourth annual Kori Alleman, Stephanie Itza, Woodstock reunion. Many spir­ Mary Paoli, Chana Sabala, Katy ited students came to the "groove" Schwarz, and Mori a Weeks to the tunes of the '60's decked were the chosen few. Though out in their polyester bell bottoms. the competition was tough, Since so many people have such Stephanie Itza was crowned a soft spot for the decade of love, queen at halftime during the the Woodstock Revival had one Varsity football game. Best of the biggest turnouts of any of wishes to all of the candidates, the other activities. A great time and congratulations to Steph. was had by all those who attended. Copy By ng Pratt Another of the most important aspects of Homecomming week ^^

Kendal Peterson, junior, lets his hair down al HS students groove to the tunes of the 60s at the "What's that you say?" Junior, Wade Alleman, the 4th annual Woodstock fest. fourth anuual Woodstock Revival in front of the shows off his funky chicken al Woodstock '92. Old Gym during Homecoming. Senior, Mary Paoli, becomes a "free spirit" during the hippy fest.

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The EHS spirit squad prove that cheerleaders are athletes, too, by giving every team all that they have got to give.

Elko High School cheerleaders, Wendy Marsh, Cara Basso, and Dedee Johnston, along with Cheif Wanna Winna, Angie Fraser, fire up the crowd during a home game. The EHS cheerleaders are athletic and full of spirit, guaranteed to arouse the crowd. I

Songleaders, varsity, JV, and Varsity cheerleaders, Sarah Frosh cheerleaders dance to the Walther and Dedee Johnston, music of the Elko High School reign will school spirit and pep band. boost the crowd during a February basketball game.

60 One aspect of cheerleading is the many stunts the cheerleaders learn throughout the year. Here, they form a pyramid while cheering. Top: Stephanie Hood, Billie Scott, Amy Walther; Bottom: Sara Stewart, Codie Cunningham, Carly Wunderlich, and Trisha Jones.

Junior varsity cheerleaders- Frosh cheerleaders-Bottom: Bottom: Krista Molyneux, Middle: Billie Scott, Sara Brooke Fisk, Amy Walther; Howe, *, Sara Colon; Top: Middle: Mercedes Hess, Amy Trisha Jones. Peterson; Top: Jamie Gunter.

61 Score Board: Varsity Junior Varsity

Lowry Won Won Wooster Lost Lost Hug Won Won Junior Kris Hutchinson goes Reed Won Won to spike the ball back over Sparks Won Won the net as her opponent tries to set it over the net. Lowry Won Lost McQueen Lost Lost So-Tahoe Won Lost (Left lo Right - Front Row) Shilo Johnson, Katie Ratliff, Galena Won Won Adge Willams, Dana Reno Won Won Forness Nadine Hutchinson, Douglas Won Lost Trainer Cody Bickford Carson Won Won (Second Row) Tony Peters, Nicole Nutting, Madaya Douglas Won Lost Walters, Dana Deveny, Fallon Won Won Anna Layton, Tawnya Fallon Won Lost Staples and Coach Teresa Wooster Won Won Dobitz Reed Won Won Hug Won Won

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Lady Indians spike to win, and slam & jam into state.

Playing volleyball for bers, girls from both eryone got to play a Elko High School took varsity and junior var­ sport that they loved a lot of dedication and sity ,became very and made memories devotion along with close, because every­ and friendships that hard work. Both teams one spent so much time will be remembered for spend hour after hour with each other. Be­ a long time to come. practicing to prepare sides being a part of a for the games ahead. It family, and allowing Copy by: Nicole took a tremendous someone to play a sport Nutting amount of energy to that they love, volley­ keep up with school ball also helped make work and still be ready opportunities for col­ for all of the long road lege scholarships for trips to Reno and many of the seniors on Fallon. the team.

The coaches and the The amount of time team made a great pair! that was spent was All of the team mem­ worth it, because ev­

(Left to Right-Front Row) Jennifer Hartshorn, Irish Morrison (Second Row) Michelle Jim, Kris Hutchison, Alix Martines, Adge Williams (Back Row) Tony Peters, Angie Hebdon. Marcey McCrum, Emily Wilson, Angelina Tsu.

Volleyball 63 Fighting to win

Football changes for '92 bring optimism and new self-confidence to Warrior Field.

Change was the story for soon started to catch on. players will know the the 1992 football season. The coaches added at least system and hopefully be New coaches Bob one new play every week, able to perfect what they Milligan and Tim Stanley so the learning process learned this year. Even brought new strategies to was kept constant. though the team had the Elko High School higher expecations for this football team. How well Only a few key losses kept season, everyone learned the team would adapt to us from the playoffs, but a lot and competed with the new system, termi­ the players never let a loss the best. nology, and overall style keep them down. They brought to them would continued to play hard and Copy by: Jonathan Brouse determine their success. use all of the changes to Things were slow at first put together a pretty good this season, but members season. Next year more

Jonothan Brouse, junior, shows off one of his excel­ lent throws during a pre­ season practice.

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64 Sports ^_2_ 1992 Varsity Football Team Front Row Left To Right: Matt Valtierra, Tom Hannum, James Johnston, Mitch Armuth, Travis Miller, Dustin Koch, Danny Donnelli, Wyatt Banks. Second Row: Jonothan Brouse, Wade Ashby, Chris McAnany, Bill Pierce, * , Chad Gibson, Dylan Marquez, Dion Reyes, * , Macyle Musgrove, Clint Cook, Scoreboard Justin Blackstock, Chad Bair, Chris Cason, Tom Hogner, Jake Reed. Third Row: Jake Nance, Opponent Score Win/Loss Troy McDonough, Alexis Cortez, Jeremy White, Jason Carson 26-0 W Little, Gerald Dixion, Mike Aiazzi, Ryan Pressley, Mark Reno 20-16 W Chretin, Randy Howlett, Ron Steinfeld. Fourth Row: Jason McQueen 0-28 L Ispishua, Boyd Ratliff, Troy VanNorman, Scott Burt, Corey So. Tahoe 33-39 L Steensen. Reed 7-9 L Top Row: Trainer Alma Marin, Kayleen Mahlberg, Amber Hug 31-28 L Hillewaert. Coaches Brian Kump, Tim Stanley, Richard Wooster 12-28 L Milligam, Leon Reyes, Dave McCabe, Chris Klekas, Mike Fallon 38-0 W Hunton, Bob Barker.

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Varsity football 65 Left to right front row) Jeremey Scoreboard: Wirth, Dan Barrazza, Cliff o Woods, Brandon Reynolds, JD Briggs, Travis McGlothin, Brad Opponent JV Frosh Shippy, Russel Boyd (Second Row) Jeremy Cannon, Andy Rainwater, Jon Kath, Chad Carson 39-0 19-18 Zubieta, Clint Mothershed, William Chandlier, Rodney Reno 20-14 21-12 Billington (Third row) William McQueen 6-12 0-28 james, Nat Eaton, * Damn Glass, Mitch Jones, Mat Unriein, Pat So-Tahoe 26-0 26-0 Chicon, Steve Willis (Fourth Reed 27-15 0-19 Row) Wes Seamons, Scott Ostrander, Eric Polise, Dusty Hug 14-20 3-6 Johnson, Jeff White, Jer Eaton, Wooster 25-53 0-18 Jeff Little, Matt Thiel (Back Row) Coach Hunton, Coach Douglas 14-0 0-28 Klekas Fallon ** **

Freshman, Luis Garcia, plows Freshman, Clayton Nutting, at- through the line in an attempt to tempts to intercept the ball dur- score. ing the Hug-Elko game.

66 Sports I Tackle for Success

J V and Frosh football teams understand that the secret to a successful season is hard work and determination.

This year's junior varsity within themselves. football team had more experience and more Copy by: William (Left to right-Front row) Kris players than last year's Chandlier and Alma Jonas, John Lawson, Jamie team. They had a lot more Marin Jacques, Josh Bottari, Mike Porter, German Rodriguez, talent as well. Enthusi­ Cayton Nuting, Mike Kath.Troy asm was high. Members Tartaglia (Second Row) Brenl Whitten, Bark Betsill, Chris learned a great deal about Sarmen, Scot Glennon, Shaelan themselves and how to McDonough, Luis Garcia, P.J. Gregory, Mike Ostrander, Mar­ play as a team. tin Lesbo (Third Row) Mike Kortman, Kurt Knudsen, Jason Sims, Wade Cook, Sam Ash, The coaches had new John Reed, J.J. John, Kyle Baker, plays and drills thathelped Chris Johannessen (Fourth Row) Robert Pangborn, Sean build the confidence of Gingerich, Beau Badger, Ryan the team. Overall, even Chalmers, Oscar Gonzales, Mike Ayala, Angle Bravo, Ron though the team wasn't Colquohoun, Billy Collins, too successful on the Casey Bennett, Chris Kyolnnen (Back Row) Coach Cannon, scoreboard, they were Coach Fischer, Coach successful as a team and Suyematsu

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JV and Frosh football 67 Swinging Into Action

The 1992-93 girls golf team establishes EHS as a formidable opponent in the world of AAA golf.

Most people feel dial Golf is one of the few 94 team is going to make golf is not a real sport sports that you can not up for it. Good luck, because there is no only excel as a team, girls. contact. True, there is but also as an individual. no contact, but there is You have a team to Copy By: Spring something far more de- count on and a team that Dykstra manding- mental counts on you. The 3f - : ' strength. Although golf saying, "All for one and is not a physically de­ one for all," fits the manding sport, it is a game of golf to a "tee." very mental game. One false or negative though t This year we had a can destroy your game young team with a lot of within a matter of min­ potential. Although we utes. didn't have a fantastic record this year, the 93-

Freshman Alisha Tolhursl pumps herself up as she pre­ pares to make a hole in one during a game.

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Left to right: LindseyLau, Spring Dykstra, Bri dget Barnes, Alisha Tolhurst, Joani Cooney, Shannan Kuster, Lindsey Galloway and Melody Robinson. Not pictured is Coach Gary Ellefson.

Seniors Spring Dykstra and Lindsey Galloway are a step ahead of everyone else as they retire for the evening after a day's practice.

Girl's Golf ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Senior, Emil Aberg, junior, Greer Coulter and senior, Melissa Garcia show just what life was like in the 60's and how to live it up at the 4th annual Woodstock fest.

Senior Stephanie Itza reigned over Elko High School as our Homecoming Queen. She was crowned at half time during the Varsity football game. Steph is a Basque dancer, holds a student council office and is also a member of Cholaliers.

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The boy's golfers get off to a late start due to heavy winter snows that left the golf course buried until late March.

70 Sports BOY'S GOLF SCOREBOARD

Opponent H/A Record

Douglas/Fallon/Carson (18) H Lowry (18) H Reno/Wooster(18) H Reed/Sparks/Hug (9) A Lowry/Fallon (18) A Elko High School Boys' Golf Hug/Sparks/Reed (9) A team for 1993: (from the back) Bruce Medlock, Jimmy Chantrill, Galena/McQueen (18) H Joe Armstrong, Calen Goddard, Carson/Douglas/Fallon (18) A Randy Chrisler, and Damn Glass. Middle row: Dan Flade, Thane Zone Practice Round TBA Nebeker, Jason Cannon, Bobby Zone Championship TBA Dudley, Rodney Billington, and Rusty Reese. Bottom row: Matt State Practice Round TBA Armstrong, Wade Alleman, Troy State Championship TBA Tartaglia, Pat Finnel, Chuck Locuson, and Scott Hill.

Boy's Golf Rodeo Kicks

The Rodeo Club became an official part of Elko High School this year and the members proved to be very successful.

I have been asked to describe to Roping, Team Roping, Steer Wres­ you what it feels like to rodeo, but tling and Cutting. Girls events are I have no words to describe it. All Breakaway Roping, Goat Tying, I can say is that rodeo is an intense Team Roping, Cutting, Barrel Racing, sport which requires great athletic and Pole Bending. ability and a willingness to dedi­ cate yourself to the sport. Con­ Copy by Laura Davis testants can compete in over 20 rodeos all over the state of Nevada while trying to obtain points to qualify for the National High School Rodeo Finals. Boys events are Saddle Bronc Riding, Bare­ back Riding, Bull Riding, Calf

Front row- Reata Schuttle, Jason Dans, Jesse Neff, Justin Hardy Fourth row- Cody Kim Alexander and her horse "Moses" Bradi Parker, Angie Short. Second row- Jones, Cody Coucham, D.J. McCoy, Jeff rounding around the last barrel at the Wells Ira Slagowski, Candi Zunino, Jodi Wilson, Cody Pulis Advisors- Will Whitaker High School Rodeo. McDade, Amber Wolf, Laura Davis, Kim Sr., Bill Van Norman, Dennis Davis Officers- Alexander, Will Whitaker, Blake Lee President, Laura Davis; Vice-President, Will Third row- James Rioidan, Chad Wilson, Whitaker; Secretary, Candi Zunino;Treasurer- Wes Palmer, Billy Ellison, Cody Allen, Riata Schutte; Sargent of Arms, Chaz Mitchell; Troy Van Norman, Jake Reed, Brady Lee, Reporter, Amy Farmer; Fundraising chairman- Troy Van Norman

72 Clubs •1 Laura Davis getting off her horse Dezzy so that she can tie her goat in the goat tying event at the Battle Mountain High School Rodeo.

Troy Van Norman is getting off his horse after successfully roping his calf in the calf roping event at the Elko High School Ro­ deo.

Cody Jones on his saddle bronc horse Jason Davis carrying the club flag in the trying to make the eight second buzzer at grand entry of the Elko High School Ro­ the High School Rodeo finals in deo. Gardnerville.

Rodeo 73 Varsity Soccer Front Row, Score Board Left To Right: Bobby Hogg, Neil Kornze, Octavio Hug Won 4-1 Heredia (Captain), Will Wooster Won 2-1 Scillacci, Andre Lespade, Fallon Won 6-5 Jesse Fenger, Jeff Colon Reed Won 5-3 (Goalkeeper), Jeremy John­ Sparks Won 6-1 son, Scott Gillins, Jess McQueen Won 1-0 Boucher (Captain), Brian South Tahoe Lost 3-0 Shaw (Captain), Neil Bodo, Galena Won 4-1 Alex Higgins, Adam En­ Reno Tie 2-2 glish, Daron Lind, Eric Douglas Won 1-0 Bassier, Mike Borden Carson Lost 4-0 (Manager). Second Row: Douglas Tie 1-1 Kevin Loper, Adan Lozano, Fallon Won 6-2 Will Fasholtz, Wade Wooster Tie 1-1 Alleman, Kerry Hendershot Reed Won 3-1 (Captain). Hug Won 6-2

During half-time soccer Juniors Scott Gillins, team players take a break for Octavio Heredia, and Adan a quick drink before re-en­ Lozano push the others out tering the game on Moun­ of the way during a practice. tain View Field.

74 Sports A Goal for Goals

Soccer creates domination through determination, and takes it all the way to zone.

Soccer season, 1992, wins, three ties, and players served as a became a dream come two losses. The Indi­ force in developing true, especially for the ans were undefeated in excellent teamwork. seniors who helped the Northern Division establish Elko High I and finished the sea­ The graduating se­ School's first AAA son with no losses at niors, Kevin Loper, Soccer Team in the fall home. Brian Shaw, Jesse of 1989. With the en­ Fenger, Kerry couragement and The move to a new Hendershot, Alex positive approach of home field, stands for Higgins, and Jess coach Tom McLaren, \* the record crowds, and Boucher, feel that they the soccer team for an increasing cheering have left a legacy of 1992 had advanced to section (complete with dedication, determina­ become a serious con­ kazoos), helped to tion, and love of soccer tender and an omnious "pump" the players to to assure the success threat for this year's success, and achieve of future soccer play­ zone title. 1992 has victory at each home ers in Elko High been the most suc­ game. Increased School. cessful year to date, awareness, dedication with a record eleven and enthusiasm of the Copy By: Jess Boucher

Elko High School varsity soccer coaches smile for our photographer.

Soccer 75 Run Hard!

Dedication and hard work contribute to Elko cross-country team's success and rank as second in the state.

In 1989, three things hap­ EHS runners embarked on to go but up with all varsity pened: ten mile runs and ran 12 runners returning. Accord­ 1) Elko moved up to AAA, 400m intervals in practices. ing to diem, X-country's 2) Cross country was intro­ From dead last at zone last success this year can be con­ duced to EHS, and year, both the boy's and the tributed only to thededicaUon 3) Carson didn't win the state girl's teams made it to state of coaches Diane Pawelek cross country championship with the girls finishing fifth and Mark Wynne who helped and the boy's finishing sec­ establish experience and Over the last four years, the ond out of a field of eight. confidence in the team. To extreme competition pre­ Five veteran runners, four of next year's team we wish sented by the AAA has left which were seniors, led them success and offer our con­ many EHS athletes' rooms to Elko's best team finish at gratulations to all Runner's with empty trophy cases and state thus far. Elko proved of the Week (politicians). blank walls lacking any sign to be die best in the North, And one more of the paraphernalia com­ and only seven points shy of thing RUN HARD!!! monly associated with win­ a state championship. While ning. But this year, the bar­ the boys will have to rebuild Copy by: Travis Gerber & riers that have blocked Elko's a little after losing four run­ Ryan Lind success were run over as ners, the girls have no where

"Boy's varsity show off their lingerieafterplacing2ndatstate." Cross country state runner's up: Travis Gerber, Jason Salisbury, Ryan Lind, Ryan Jerz; Front: Dallas Gerber, Ryan Butler, Cody Krenka.

. 76 Sports ..* >-• Cross country team members- Back: Dan Connow, Cody Krenka, Justin Phillips, Jason Davis, Mike Lostra, Jeff Salisbury, Sean McGinty; Sec­ ond row: Roxi Weeks, Missy McPhillips, Raquel Wynne, Leah Griffith, Tanya Stevenson, Tansey Smith, Dallas Gerber; Third row: Amber Tracy (Carlin), Karissa Neff, Nicole Woster, Janel Guerrerro, Bobbie Keeney, Ryan Butler, Chad Zunino; Front: Kris Connow (Manager), Moriya Weeks, Ja­ son Salisbury, Travis Gerber, Ryan Lind, Ryan Jerz, Jalana Wilcox (Manager).

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Sophomore Ryan Butler strides Jason Salisbury falls for the no­ the flats with only a mile left on torious "banana peal" gag while Elko's course. competing with determined cross country team members.

Cross Country Track 77 Elko High School's 1992-93 Wrestling Team. Bottom Row, left to right: Ivan Martinez, Chris Sarman, Jeremy Wirth, J.D. Briggs, Hector Quintero, and Jeremy White. Second Row: Eric Polise, German Rodriguez, Josh Kufeld, Scott Ostrander, Scott Carr, Wyatt Banks and Jason Little. Third Row: Randy Crisler, Michael Kath, Troy Tartaglia, Shad McCoy, Micah Severeid, Tom Dalpiaz, and Beau Badger. Top Row: William Collins, Pablo Cortez, Kelly Kyllonen, Mike Ostrander, Randy Howlett, Chaz Mitchell, Aren' t you glad you used DIAL? Phillip Bingenheimer, and Ben Don't you wish everybody did? Milleman. Not Pictured is James Ivan Martinez is more "SURE" Chantrill. of his victory than of his hygiene habits.

78 Sports "Challenge Made Us Great" Varsity Wrestlers took their rough practices and gave us what it took for EHS to go to all of the way to state.

The Buck stopped here, as Hec­ tor Quinlero pins Alex Faust to add to his list of wins.

Wrestling 79 laming Spirits

This years' homecoming was the were some of the best in EHS wildest yet at Elko High School. history. The traditional bonfire On Monday, students dressed up and Powderpuff Football game as Romans for Toga Day. Later, activities and warmed up the that night people joined hands as crowds for the games to come. they ran through the streets of The boys varsity game was also Elko doing the snake dance. one of the best in EHS history. Tuesday, the students broke out The chosen theme "Symphony their beach towels and suntan of Destruction" was executed lotion for Beach Bash Day. That time and time again. We had a night they gathered for a fun filled great week, and it was topped off night and had all the ice cream by a great game. The flurries of they could eat. Wednesday, all activity found and felt by all at they did was crawl out of bed, put EHS are sure to be remembered on their robes and slippers and for a long time to come. come to school. Copy By: Becky McCauley On Wed. Night, EHS lit up Elko, with all of the participants from the class scavenger hunts. Thursday was Livin' Large Day, and the events on Thursday night

Senior powderpuff girls pose for their oncoming victory on Warrior Field the night before the big homecoming game. Jeremy White and James Johnston give a glance to the opposing team across the field.

Homecoming At the Hoop

Elko boy's Varsity team works hard and ends the season with an improved record.

Whether one is aguard, concentrate on the forward, or center, task at hand. The playing varsity AAA drums begin to basketball can teach a pound, the cheers person what it means already start echo­ to work hard in order ing through my to achieve a goal. At ears. By the tip-off the start of the season, adrenaline is flow­ every player has aspi­ ing to it's maxi­ rations that his team mum. I don't think will be the best it can I have ever had ex­ possibly be. perience to match playing basketball Sitting in the locker for EHS. It was a room and going thrill. through my pre-game routine, I would try to Copy By : Wade Alleman

Junior Jonothan Brouse shows us his stuff as he tries to put up a shot at a home game.

80 Sports Varsity Boy's Basketball (Left to Right): Coach Haskins, Josh Garcia, DaleShaw, Jeff Bowers, Byron Collins, Wade Alleman, Troy McDounogh, John Carter, James Johnston, Bret Barngrover, Rusty Reese, Mike McLeod, Jonothan Brouse, Darrin Glass. Kneeling manag­ ers Dave Nielson and Josh Stewart.

Senior James Johnston Senior Dale Shaw speeds around gives himself one extra push an opponent in order to put up a as he captures the ball from final shot at a home game. a rival player.

V. Boy's B.Ball BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD

Opponent H/A Carlin Home Wens Mm Reed Home Hug Home Alrauni Home Lowry Home FallOD Away Douglas Away Carlin Away Freshmen (Left to Right): Reno Away Coach Mc Cabe, Cedric Wooster Away Carson Sandoval, Luis Garcia, Bobby Home Hogg, Branden Williams, McQueen Fallon II •• Sean McGinty, Josh Home Hahagarne, Shaelan Hug Away McDonough, Dallas Gerber, S. Tahoe Away Clayton Nutting, Nick Owyhee Home Welsch, Mark Betsill, Coach Galena Away Briggs. (Kneeling) Managers Reed Away Nick Bradley, Sam Ash. Not Wooster Home Pictured, Kegan Kerr Douglas Home "» '*i* **s £53 ^ m • - . - s • \nmn\tf H f i

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JV and Freshmen basketball trains hard and sets goals in order to become the best that EHS has to offer.

Freshman and JV did this year in fu­ basketball really ture ball games. broke AAA ground These are some su­ in the 1992-1993 perb athletes, and seasson. Freshmen we, as a school, need posted a remarkable to recognize them as record of much as any varsity - , and team. the JV's had a not- too-shabby record Copy By: Shawn Junior Varsity (Left to of - . Allen Right): Coach Klekas, The season went Aaron Broening, Steve Zieler, William Chandler, smoothly for the Jer Eaton, Derek Crouch, most part, and all Brain Aranguena, Russell Waren, Jason Courch, EHS can do is hope Jonathan Kath, Chris these young ball Hundley, Jim Foster, ryan Butler, Manager Jason players play as they Cannon.

JV/Frosh Basketball 83 Shoot for Two More Lady Indians finish up their best season in AAA history, and miss taking the state title by a narrow margin.

The 1992-93 Girl's team. Along with these BEAT REED!!! Re­ Varsity Basketball sea­ accomplishments, the member "I Will Always son turned out to be a girls had a team G.P.A. Love You!" successful one. The of 3.59, and also re­ ending record for the ceived a sportsmanship Copy By: Audrey Dun­ season was 26-6, the award for the state ning #22 best ever in the AAA tournaments. CON­ for Elko. This was the GRATULATIONS on a first year that the varsity great year. team had made it past the second round in zone "Good luck next year. I and it was the first year know that every one of that they has won a state you has the potential to game in the AAA. be a great player. Just Taking runner-up put it all together and champions at both zone win the state champi­ and state was a great onship next season. accomplishment for the

Senior Audrey Dunning puts up a shot, towering above the Lowry players (because B-O- B spells Audrey, right. Bob).

84 Sports GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL

Opponent H7A Record

J Girl's Varsity for 1992-93 (Left to right): Dyan Giligan, Karlee Loomis, Missy McPhillips, Shay Vivian, Audrey Dunning, Ellen Bar­ rows, Vanessa Watson, Kris • Hutchinson, Heather Mothershed.TrishaMorrison, Michelle Jim, Jennifer Hartshorn. Not pictured: Coach Lynete Davis and manager Jessica Dodd.

Elko players use their mental telepathy skills to psyche out their opponents.

V. Girls B. Ball JV/FROSH GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD

Opponent

Elko High Schools 1992-93 junior varsity girls' basketball team consists of, from left, Jolene Powers, Bobbie Keeney, Angie Murphy, Amy Keeney, Alicia Miller, Melody Robinson, Camille Allen, Jeanne Nielson, Nicole Nutting, Tony Peters, Michelle Aguirre, Alix Martinez and manager Allyson Mackelprang. Not pictured coach Burner.

Elko High School Girls' Freshman team, standing from left: Alice Campsey, Brenna Pierce, Angie Cress, Nadine Hutchinson, Jennifer Jenkins, Katie Ratliff, Shiloh Johnson, Andrea Hess, Anna Layton, Sara Vasquez, Trena Gallegos, Brooke McGuire, KaUe List, Bridget Barnes, and manager Carta Kingwell.

86 Sports One Step Away

JV and Frosh girls prepare themselves for the challenge of carrying on the traditions of dominance.

Jennifer Jenkins (22) fights for the ball at a home game.

Katie Ratliff (52) goes for a re­ bound in a game against Battle Mountain.

JV/Frosh Basketball 87 m i

B atters Up

Baseball gets fired up and decides not to let the late snows affect their game. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Opponent H/A Record Lowry (2) Snake River Tournament HA Snake River Tournament A McQueen A Fallon (2) H Fallon (2) A Lowry (2) A Wooster (2) H Reno A Hug (2) A Battle Mountain (2) H Galena H Douglas (2) H Elko High School Boys' Varsity South Tahoe A Baseball team consists of, in al­ phabetical order, Bret Reed (2) A Barngrover, Jonathan Brouse, Battle Mt. (JV only) A MarkChretin, Ryan Jerz, James Carson A Johnson, Mitch Jones, James Jorgenson, Robert Kightlinger, Carson (JV) A Mike Medrano, Travis Miller, Sparks TBA Greg Renfro, Mike Santina, and Jeff White. Varsity Baseball Division TBA managers are Ram Aikenhead, State TBA (North) Amy Walther, and Camille Wilier.

Elko High School J.V. Baseball leant, in Alphabetical order, coasislsol Braiu Aranguena, Wade Ashby, Zack Buckner, Ronnie ColtjullouM, Jeremiah l-alon, Scut Glennon. Jeff Henry, Edward liucrta, Chris Ilundley, Jonalhon Kalli, Doug I jno. Shad McCoy, Michael Mcleod, Eric Polise. Cedric Sandoval, ami Chris Zeiler.

Varshy/JV Baseball 89 EHS "fires it up" at the homecoming bonfire behind the football field before the powderpuff game. FFA's hard hours at work go up in flames while distant onlookers gazed at it in awe and felt its intense heat.

Football players impersonate cheerleaders at the powderpuff game during Homecoming week. It's not as easy as it looks, is it guys?

Freshman Mike Lett and Matt Melarky show off their feminine side in the gym at the Homecom­ ing Pep Assembly. Katie List comes by and tells them to "take a hike!" What is Elko High School coming to?

Two freshman football players ponder the dam­ age inflicted on the car FHA used for the annual car bash, and wonder who did the most damage.

Student Life GIRL'S SOFT!SAL E SCOREBOARD

Opponent H/A Record

Lowry (2) H Carson A Galena A Douglas (2) A Lowry (2) A McQueen (2) H Fallon (2) H Reed Tournament A Reed Tournament A Battle Mt. (2) H Elko High School Girls' Soft­ S. Tahoe H ball team consists of, from the Reed (2) H left at top, Jennifer Wilton, Sparks (2) A Candy Coronado, Julie Vice, Sparks (2) A Jennifer Hartshorn, Theresa Marin, Brooke Ostrander, Wooster (2) A Stephanie Honeycutt, and Dixie Battle Mt. (JV only) A Kightlinger, middle Reno A Keltic Carson, Angie Ross, Erica Hug (2) A Pinedo, and Michelle Parker. Bottom Row: Sara Slade, Tony Division TBA Peters, Alicia Miller And Karen State (North) TBA Ronk.

" So this is what a Softball feels OOPS! Due to developing prob­ like, it sure has been a long time." lems JV team picture didn' t turn Senior Candy Coronado explai ns out. SORRY to Karen Ronk at the beginning of Softball season.

90 Sports Play Ball

EHS softball players prove that ball isn't only for boys.

Softball has been a great we will take with us the learning experience for all memoriesof the bus trips, of us. We have learned games and friendships how to sleep on a bus, that occurred and e vol ved perfect the art of eating this year. sunflower seeds, and how We would like to say to get a good tan. But on thankyou to the support­ a more serious note we ers who were with us at have learned a lot more the games to cheer us on, about being a team. We and most of all we would have learned to put our like to thank Davis and team before ourselves, we Cindy for taking the time have learned the value of and giving us the oppor­ having sportsmanship in tunity to play ball. the lines of defeat, and most of all we have Copy By: Candy learned to have fun and Coronado win. Now that we are through with the season,

Senior Julie Vice bits her lip in consentration awaiting the next ball to hit her glove. Hey Julz, how ya doing?

Softball 91 Hop, Skip and Jump

EHS track team continues to uphold their reputation of excellence.

It's the end of the year and Interval training, long success not previously ac­ spring is here. This is when all distance running and quired. the energetic young students of "easy" days all begin to Elko High School Begin to run together in one long Many of the participating ath­ anticipate the next round of push to reach the goal of letes learn to view each meet as athletic activities. For some, success at every meet. The another rigorous training ses­ track and field training begins athletes that acquire a sion. Training never takes a its rigorous schedule. Coach sense of dedication and vacation in track and field. This Reyes And Coach Briggs begin consistency in their was especially evident in last to scope out the new sprinters, events. year's rash of records broken mid and along distance run­ on the local and zone level, ners, and weight men. The old- Shot putters, discus which led Elko to State, and a timers, those with two to three throwers, jumpers, hur­ new level of competence in the years experience, immediately dlers, and pole vaulters AAA division. A tradition of begin their individual training learn to handle their excellence has been initiated regimens, while trying to set a equipment with exactness into Elko High School's track solid and dedicated example and precision. Their goal and field program. for the younger runners and is to reach a degree of weight men. Copy By: Jess Boucher

Smile, Big Al! JV girl's track coach Miss Campsey takes time out to pose for us 1

1993 Boys and Girls Track Roster (in alphabetical order) Emil Abeg, Mike Aiazzi. Mitch Armuth, Eric Bassier, Mayur Bhakta, Neil Bodo, Shawn Boone, Michael Borden, Jess Boucher, Aaron Browning. Scott Burt. Ryan Butler, Jeremy Cannon, Gerald Dixon, Colin Dowling, Erik Ellefson, Jason Engle. Jeremy Faliling, Jeremy Firth. Jim foster. Dallas Gerber. Travis Gerber, Scott Gillins, Branden Greenland, Tom Hannum. Octavio Heredia. Bobby Hogg, Tom Hogner, Jason Ispisua, Jeremiah John. Neil Kornze, Andre Lsepade, Daron Lind, Ryan Lind, Jason Little, Jeff Little. Kevin Loper, Shaelan McDonough, Troy McDonough, Sean McGinty, Aaron Mc­ intosh. Josh Michel. Brandt Miller, Ryan Monies de Oca, Carlos Morales, Aaron Nat/. David Niclson. Jerry Oliver, Chad Oki, Red Wold, Pope, Boyd Ratliff. Dion Reyes. Ben Robinson, Jason Salisbury. Jeff Salisbury. Brian Shaw, Darral Sloan. Matt Thiel. Dustin Williams. Brenoch Wirthlin. Chad Young, Nathan Schlesner. Tom Dalpiaz, Brigit Anderson. Chantiel Banks, Giliana Bara. Kerri Boundy, Mindy

92 Sports BOY'S AND GIF.L' S TRACK RECORD

Opponent H7A Record

Carson/Reno/Sparks Galena/Douglas A

Fallon Invitational A

Wooster/Carson/Sparks Hug/Fallon H

Western Relays A Sparks/McQueen/Hug A Reed Invitational A Carson/Douglas/S .Tahoe A Carson Invitational A Open TBA Division Trials TBA Sprinter, junior Tommy Hogner JV Championship TBA stretches before a practice run. Division Championship TBA Runners were unable to use the State (South) TBA track untill late March due to the heavy winter snows.

Brady. Sarah Brown. Megan Bush, Jacque Cavanagh, Kelley Clausen. Angela Coul- son. Dana DeVeney. Sara DiGrazia. Jessica Dodd. Brooke Fisk, Danielle Frederick, trena Gallegos. Lindsey Galloway, Carolyn Glaser, Leah Griffith, Janell Guerrero, Jennifer Hall, Mercedes Hess. Ashlee Hill, Jennifer Hooiman, Hanicn Huskey, Na- dine Hutchinson, Shiloh Hyde, Amy Keeney. Bobby Keeney, Sara Layton, Cheyenne Lcavitt, Jami Marshall, Alix Martinez. Leslie Maple. Charity Millemon, Shannon Mitchell. Robin Moody. Rosa Morales. Annette Morgan. Brandie Moseley, Angie Murphy Karissa Neff. Jeanny Ng. Mary Paoli, Missy Phillips, Brenda Pierce, Adri Senior Ryan Montes grimaces as Picterse. Jolene Powers. Kalie Ratliff. Rachel Ray, La'prill Reed, Melody Robinson, he runs to gain speed before a Rachel Roy, Maria Salvatierra, Billie Scott, Brandi Shippy, Christie Simmons. Tansey vault. Smith. Amber Sottero. Shayleen Vivian, Madaya Waters, Brenda Walters, Roxanna Weeks. Vallerie Whited. Jalana Wilcox, Katie Wilton, Nicole Woster, Meghan Wright. Raqucl Wynn. Andrey Dunning. Sarah Colon. Kris Hutchinson. Amy Peterson

Track 93 Division ntregity

In People

Walk down the halls of Elko High School Despite these generalizations, EHS stu­ ality in the school activities that they ant time between 8:00 A.M. and 4:00 dents present a range of Individual tastes choose to participate in. The activities are P.M., and you'll notice one thing that and appearances, expressing them through as varied as the students are, with things makes our students stand out—their In­ their hair, clothes, hobbies, and choices of that range form football and soccer, to dividuality! school activities. You'll Find an occa­ track and golf; from Forensics to VICA, sional head dyed blue, dreadlocks, shav­ every student at EHS can find something Although the usual generalizations can be ing patterns, and either straight or permed for themselves. made regarding the four grades, such as hair for both males and females. freshmen are Immature and Impression­ However these students choose to dress or able, while sophomores are Innovative Clothing styles include the 'baggy' look, to spend their time, they are each unique and Imaginative. Juniors, as a result of the 'cowboy' look with hats, boots and and add a little bit of color and intrest to their upper-classmen status, feel that they vests. TheLetterman'sjacketsandpreppy life here at Elko High School. are important and Impressive. Seniors, haircut is also another popular style, as is Copy By Norma Moody while also feeling Important and Impres­ the 'hippy' look with love beads and sive, are also Impatient and ready to straight hair. graduate. They are more Introspective about the future, and may also be Insecure. The student's also express their individu­

Another day, another hair style. Darren Withers shows off his latest hair creation during the Elko -v- Reed game.

People 95 Independence...

Seniors prepare to put newfound independence to use as they gradu­ ate. They take with them four years' worth of knowledge to give them an edge on the life.

Another year at Elko High School be­ put into them. The seniors who planned at EHS, they had to make the most of the gan. The mighty seniors, class of 1993, to attend college in the fall also had to time that was left, not only academically, welcomed it with slight reluctance yet deal with the pressures of filling out but mentally as well, as they prepared great anticipation. With the anticipation scholarship and admission applications themselves for the future. After all, came many new challenges, decisions, and getting them in on time. The reality high school was only what they made of and opportunities. Important decisions of itall hit them hard days before gradu­ it. about the future had to be made this ation. They would be forced to live in year. Decisions on what colleges to the real world, away from the security Copy by: Yong Pratt apply to and what to major in .would, in of parents, and theextras such as weekly turn, affect the outcome of their lives. allowances. These decisions could not be taken lightly and serious consideration was Since this was dieir fourth and final year

Seniors Melissa Garcia and Amber Hillewaert boogie down to Havoc at the assembly during Homecoming week.

Senior Dave Hockett sits on the eagle, a popular upperclassmen hangout, awaiting the day he gels lo walk down the aisle to get his diploma.

96 Seniors Sarah Abel Michael Aiazzi Kimberly Alexander Kori Alleman

Cody Allen Teresa Alzugaray Jennifer Anderson Wade Anthon

Anthony Jason Amy Ashby Bryan Arionus Wyatt Banks

Aaron Barns Ellen Barrows Caren Bartorelli Erica Bauer

Katy Bennett Wade Bickford Brandi Bingenheimer Candi Bingenheimer

Thomas Bingman Kristi Blakeman Kristie Bogue Melissa Bohall

Seniors Ab - Bo 97 John Bottari Jess Boucher Rebecca Bradley Jennifer Bradley John Bridges Corie Brown Kari Brown

Miles Buechler Tyler Burden Kelley Butcher Brandon Butler Lori Buttars Angel Carlson Scott Can-

Chris Cason Melissa Cavanagh Ralph Chiquete Carrie Clarke Amy Claytor Robyn Cochran Freddie Coleman

Byron Collins Clay Connelley Chris Connolly Kristine Connow Rebecca Cordes Candy Coronado Amy Cornett

Pablo Cortes Elliot Coulter Stephanie Coutts Molly Culley Brandi Darling Jon Daugherty Cori Davis

Laura Davis Heidi Dean Justin Dean Mike Deming Leslie Deyarmin Amber DeYoung Mirica Dickerson

98 Seniors Bo - Di I Like It!

Seniors, what do you like best about being a Senior?

- Being at the top of the totem pole - Superiority - The unity of our class and all the friendships - Mr. Kump as principal - Being a Senior - You no longer have excuses about why you're giving the freshman a hard time. - All the attenuon 1 1 • 1• 1 I 1 w

Senior Alex Higgins proves that modern guys look great in togas, too. Alex was one of many who dressed up for Greek Day during Home­ coming week.

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