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NDI 4Nmm S •••••••••• ^ w^^^^ What Do the j ndians Have ? ndividuality in I Student Life 4 ntellect in I Academics 18 nvolvement in I Clubs 28 ntensity in I Sports 58 ntegrity in I People 94 nfluence in I Ads 214 / I °s>1 n' \ && QSO\ « b <# 0h° P V V farm It Up 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! "Make e§ heirs of all etemniity it William Shakespeare 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. A 11 ••*#! fl 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. JI.OS.'CJ 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.
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