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June 6, 2019 • Lowry High School • Winnemucca, NV

Class of 2019: We left our marks One day, it will be your last first day, your last pep assembly, Friday night football game, your last high school lunch, your last time parking in the Senior lot, and the last laugh in the classroom with your favorite teacher. It is important to take note of these lasts because they will never be revisited again. Not in the same moment, feeling or state of mind.

Our great year commenced with what it consists of every year; the first day of school. We all got greeting emails from our GBC dual-enrollment

professors if we were going that route or we were getting several sheets of paper to take home for our parents to sign. Everyone was going in through the glass hallway doors to see the blue and gold “Welcome Back, Lowry!” letters painted on the windows or parking in the Senior parking lot for the very first time and feeling like you’ve earned it. That was 283 days ago.

The new backpacks, pencils, binders, clothes, and shoes will never have the same effect as they did these last 12 years of our lives. To some, going

to sleep early to go to school the next day will be something to be missed but to others, having no more of that every day will be the best thing they’ve ever heard. Whatever the feelings may be, the last four years happened and I hope we can all say that they were some of the most carefree and fun times we will have.

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2019 from page 1 Muertos color war, Goblin and Ghoul Day, and Buckaroo trick or treat day. PowderPuff and HeMan were dominated by the seniors; once again.

Although varsity football lost their game against Elko, we all celebrated the next day anyway at the annual Hoco dance.

The Winterfest spirit week was A Buckaroo Road Trip. Each class was assigned the East coast, West coast, Midwest, or the South for hallway decorating. The Monday dress up day was Florida Day, Tuesday was New York Day, Wednesday was Class of 2019 showing school Bailey Reynolds gets an award Colorado Day, Thursday was Oregon Day and of spirit./Ron Espinola • The Brand from Mr. Silva./ Ron Espinola • course, Friday was Blue and Gold Day. There were The Brand pep assemblies that demonstrated just how involved our class loves to be. Although we didn’t make it to the end of the “Heads or Tails” activity, we sure did make it through without cheating. ;) Regardless of how we feel about these past four years at Albert M. Lowry High School, it is safe to say that nothing will be getting easier from here and these were the years to have fun. There will be more responsibilities, bills, late nights, early mornings, and multiple circumstances that life will throw at us that we will have to make the necessary sacrifices for. Some of us may already be experiencing lifechanging circumstances. Leaving home is one of Mark Henderson starts his race./ Trinity Rhoades does a pull up./ those times. The most important thing, however, is Alily Kliewer • The Brand Ale Ibarra • The Brand

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to keep in mind that there is nobody that can live your life better than yourself.

There will be times after graduating high school, where it all seems like too much. Don’t give up your motivation, life will always be full of ups and downs but we have to persevere. Nothing is stronger than hope.

With that hope and Josie Warn competing in Academic Challenge./ Ron Espinola perseverance, you • The Brand can make amazing things happen.

Today, we will be putting on our blue or gold gowns, putting on our graduation regalia, taking pictures with some of our classmates for the last time and walking up to greet our teachers and administrators for what may be the last time as well. Let us take what we have learned and put it to use to have the best times of our lives. It was great knowing you all.

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Ready to meet your new teachers?

Although the end of the year signifies a goodbye to many of our favorite teachers, it also represents an opportunity to welcome new faces. With the beginning of the 2019-2020 school year, 6 new staff members will join our community at Lowry. Many of you already know Jessica Mayo, who has just

recently started her job in the counseling office. Chelsea Odoms from WJHS will be teaching English. Jeanette Montero will be coming on board as a social worker for HCSD. The Special Education department will gain two new additions: Laurel Weaver, and Army Veteran Larry Renteria. A new Automotive Technologies teacher will also be joining us.

The new staff is more than prepared to do whatever they can for their students.

“I will be here to work with you,” said Renteria. “I want to be one of your greatest assets... I want to be there to assist, inspire, listen, and make a difference in the lives of others however they see Larry Renteria coaching the freshman girls basketball team./Ron fit.... I will work as

hard as needed so that you can achieve your dreams and goals, so long as you are willing to work with me. My door is always open for any student who wants to learn and better themselves for a brighter tomorrow.”

As always, our teachers expect just as much their students as their students expect of them.

“I want my students to have fun while learning,” said Odoms. “Their behavior definitely determines the dynamic in the classroom...I also want them to know that they are valued and their opinions matter, but that they need to express them respectfully. I try my hardest to make sure that they get the most out of their educational journey, and I expect them to do the same.”

Mayo plans to be as supportive of the students as she can.

“I plan on contributing to Lowry in any way that I can,” said Mayo. “I enjoy sports, school, and getting to know people. I want to be someone that stu-

dents can come to for help with any problem...I am most excited to continue working with students to help them excel in their classes and figure out next steps after high school.”

Each new teacher has their own motivation for pursuing the career path they did.

“I had a very influential high school teacher, Mrs. Tirabassi, who showed me exactly how amazing English is,” said Odoms. “She made me want to become a high school teacher so that I can spread my love for English and maybe help some young adults before they exit high school.”

Many regarded our school with a glowing review.

“I’ve taught in many different types of special education classrooms,” said Webber. “I took this job at Lowry High School because of the excellent reputation of your staff, from administration all the way to your Education support team.”

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Six staff members also 'graduating' this year Sadly this year, Lowry will asturi’s automotive class was.

“I will miss how committed Mr. Evans was to us, be losing six very special teach“I will miss how Mr. Aberasturi taught his class. and how he always pushed us to become better writers. Among the four are, Mr. John He taught in a way that I could understand,” said Elias ers,” said Huitt.

Aberasturi, Mr. Jacob Evans, Ms. Amie Godinez, Mrs. Arechiga. “I really enjoyed his class.”

Tatyana Munoz will miss how her class would be Michelle Pasquale, Mrs. Lynette Whalen, and Ms. Godinez has always been very committed to teach- fun, but everyone would still complete their work.

Michele Hammersmark. These teachers have made a ing to her best ability, and her students respect that.

“I will miss how Mrs. Pasquale would make her special impact at Lowry and will be missed deeply.

“I will miss the way Mrs. Godinez is very engaged classes fun, but still able to get work done,” said Munoz.

Godinez will always remember the trips she got to in her classes, and how she cares about each and every Andrew Cisneros will miss how much work was take with her students to foreign countries. student,” said Dylan Perkins. completed in Hammersmark’s class.

“My trips abroad to foreign countries [are unforgetChance Huitt will miss being pushed to get better “I will miss how strict she was because I actually table],” said Godinez. at writing. got work done,” said Cisneros.

Aberasturi will miss all of the great memories While only being here for two years, Evans he has made during his time at Lowry. has made a ton of memories that he will take with “I will miss the students that have a real desire him back to Montana. and drive to learn Automotive Mechanics. I will “There are too many memories to just choose also miss my co-workers, the Administrative one. The kids and staff here are amazing. Workstaff, and the secretaries and bookkeeper,” said ing with you all in the classroom and on the basAberasturi. “My plans are to move to my cabin ketball court has been unforgettable,” said Evans. at Wild Horse, NV. where I will enjoy hunting, “One of my favorite memories is beating Elko in fishing, RZR riding, and motorcycle riding in 2018 to go undefeated. Also, our game against the area. I would like to travel around the United Fallon in 2019 where Drew Harmon banked in a States in my RV. My favorite memory is takthree-pointer for the win in the last minute. There ing the qualifying Lowry Automotive Technolare so many funny memories in the classroom. ogy students to the Ford/AAA National Finals in Including Chance [Huitt] pulling out a chicken Five of the retiring staff members this year.

Mrs. Michelle Pasquale, Ms. Washington, DC.” nugget from a pink sweater vest in the middle of Elias Arechiga will miss how enjoyable Aber- Amie Godinez, Mr. John Aberasturi, Mrs. Lynette Whalen, Ms. Michele class.”

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Senior achievement recognized at Scholarship Night Like those before it, the class of 2019 is filled with students who will be goiing on to further their educations and begin their careers. On May 29 Mrs. Cherese Fifield hosted the annual Scholarship Night to recognize the efforts of the graduates. Below is a partial list of the recipients.

Aberasturi, Jace Barrick - MTC Diesel Acosta, Erin Dean and Gloria Smith Foundation Adams, Tahiriah Winnemucca Rainbow Girls Assembly #10 Barber, Breanna Barrick - Dependent Barber, Leanne Barrick - Dependent Beebie, Spencer Casey Sauers Memorial Scholarship GBC - Access Nevada Promise Scholarship Newmont - MTC Diesel Source Too Machine Carlson, Tatyana Barrick - Dependent Joshua Rose Memorial Steve Adams Golf Scholarship Winnemucca Ladies Golf Winnemucca Men's Golf Club Castellanos, Celest Joshua Rose Memorial Newmont North America - Copper Award Chapman, Josiah LHS - Drama Claussen, Kimberly

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Humboldt County Republican Committee Humboldt Foundation - Whitworth Class of '73 Joshua Rose Memorial P.E.O. Sisterhood Cline, Kyle Winnemucca Host Lion's Club Connors, Sydney Joshua Rose - In Honor of Tim Naveran Joshua Rose Memorial LHS - Staff Mining Foundation - Boys & Girls Club Normie & Lyman Schwartz Memorial Winnemucca Century Club Conver, Morgan Mining Foundation - Boys & Girls Club Cook, Trenton United States Army - Post 9/11 GI Bill DeLaMora, Destiny LHS - Drama Newmont North America - Copper Award Diaz, Patricia GBC - Anonymous Nevada Promise Scholarship Winnemucca Ladies Booster Club Domire, Brendan Humboldt County Education Association Joshua Rose Memorial LHS - Drama Winnemucca Century Club Fernandez, Hailey

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Humboldt County Education Association Humboldt Foundation - Peer Mentoring Joshua Rose Memorial LHS - Honor Society Tom Ormachea Winnemucca Century Club Flores, Mateo Joshua Rose - In Honor of Tim Naveran LHS - Stagecraft Nevada Promise Scholarship Garcia, Julisa Mining Foundation - Boys & Girls Club SSR Mining - Marigold non-dependent Garcia, Liliana George & Emma Dalton Gardner, Le Andre Humboldt Foundation - Whitworth Class of '73 Garrison, Matthew FFA Alumni Garrison, Rachel Humboldt Foundation - Peer Mentoring Joshua Rose Memorial St. Paul's Altar Society St. Paul's Parish St. Patricks Day Fair Gogert, Alyssa Mining Foundation - Boys & Girls Club St. Paul's Altar Society SSR Mining - Marigold non-dependent Goss, Alexander

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United States Marines - Post 9/11 GI Bill Hall, Heather Humboldt County CattleWomen Joshua Rose Memorial Paradise Valley Community Scholarship FFA Alumni Cody T. Louk Large Animal Hall, Heath Humboldt County CattleWomen Joshua Rose Memorial Paradise Valley Community Scholarship FFA Alumni Hansen, Brooke American Legion Auxiliary Unit 5 Barrick - Dependent Winnemucca Century Club Harmon, Jace WVFD Memorial Scholarship Havens, Tanner Humboldt Foundation - Peer Mentoring Mining Foundation - Boys & Girls Club The Milton Family Community Appreciation Scholarship Winnemucca Ladies Golf Winnemucca Men's Golf Club SSR Mining - Marigold Mine Dependent Henderson, Mark LHS - Drama LHS - Stagecraft Hernandez, Azelia Paradise Valley Community Scholarship Hernandez, Mateo Barrick - Dependent Delfino Hernandez Memorial Scholarship LHS - Drama Mining Foundation - Boys & Girls Club Nevada Promise Scholarship The Milton Family Community Appreciation Scholarship Winnemucca Basque Club

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Achievement on display at Academic Assembly of Excellence This is a partial list of the award recipients at the annual Assembly of Excellence. The remainder will be posted online.

Olson, Christian, Sr., Top 2 Senior Warn, Josie, Sr., Top 2 Senior Fernandez, Hailey, Sr., Top 10 Senior Garrison, Rachel, Sr., Top 10 Senior Hansen, Brooke, Sr., Top 10 Senior Horton, Stacey, Sr., Top 10 Senior Kracaw, Will, Sr., Top 10 Senior Kuskie, Rebecca, Sr., Top 10 Senior McClellan, Madison, Sr., Top 10 Senior Naveran, Dorsey, Sr., Top 10 Senior Pasquale, Lily, Sr., Top 10 Senior Terou, Danielle, Sr., Top 10 Senior Aberasturi, Jace, Sr., Certificate Auto Advanced Studies, Medallion & $200 Visa Overall Auto Technology Acevedo, Isabelle, Jr., 3.0 GPA, Student of the Month Acevedo, Jorge, So., .5 IMP Acevedo-Hotz, Miguel, Sr., .5 IMP

Acevedo-Hotz, Daniel, Jr., .5 IMP Acosta, Erin, Sr., 3.5 GPA, Certificate Art 2, Medallion & $200 Visa Overall Leadership Student Adams, Tahirih, Sr., 3.5 GPA, $100 Visa 1-year perfect attendance, Certificate English 4 Aguilar, Eduardo, Jr., 3.0 GPA Aguilar, Elizabeth, Fr., Certificate Basic Drawing Aguirre Doman, Julian, Fr., 3.0 GPA Aitken, Alison, Jr., 3.5 GPA Aitken, Jack, So., .5 IMP Albisu Leibfried, Kinsey, So., 3.0 GPA Allred, Aiden, Jr., 3.0 GPA Altman, Stetson, Fr., 3.0 GPA Anderson, Bradley, Sr., .5 IMP, Student of the Month Anderson, Chase, Jr., 3.0 GPA Andrade, Madisyn, Fr., 3.5 GPA Andrews, Makayla, So., .5 IMP Andrews, Trey, Fr., 3.0 GPA Anelli, Dacotah, Jr., 3.0 GPA

Angeles, Fernando, Sr., .5 IMP Arellano, Celeste, Sr., Student of the Month Arriola, Iysis, Fr., 3.0 GPA Backus, Joseph, So., 4.0 GPA, $50 Visa Top 10 Sophomore Backus, Emily, Fr., 4.0 GPA, $50 Visa Top 10 Freshman Bales, Mia, So., 3.0 GPA Barajas, Michael, Sr., .5 IMP, Certificate 12th grade Study Skills Barber, Breanna Faith, Sr., 3.0 GPA Barber, Mary-Kate, Fr., 3.0 GPA Barrett, Matthew, So., $50 Visa Outstanding Construction 2 Barrios, Jahaira, Fr., 4.0 GPA, Student of the Month Bartell, Douglas, So., 4.0 GPA, $50 Visa Welding 1, $50 Visa Top 10 Sophomore, Certificate Ag Science 2, Certificate English 2 Baumeister, Frankie, Jr., 3.0 GPA, Certifi-

cate Chamber Choir Bell, Cade, Jr., 3.5 GPA Beltran, Viviana, Jr., 3.0 GPA Beltran, Vanessa, So., 3.0 GPA Bengochea, Adia Mari, So., 4.0 GPA, $50 Visa Top 10 Sophomore Bergenheier, Brooks, Jr., 3.0 GPA Bernal, Shantel, So., .5 IMP Betz, Sean, Jr., 3.0 GPA Blanco, Isaiah, Jr., 3.0 GPA Bonner, Brittany, Sr., 3.0 GPA, .5 IMP Bost, Walker, Jr., .5 IMP Bourquin, Bella, Jr., 3.0 GPA Boyles, Kaiden, Fr., 3.5 GPA Braun, Meadow, Fr., Student of the Month Bricker, Kenneth, So., 3.5 GPA, So., $50 Visa, Certificate Spanish 2, CertifiTHE COMPLETE LIST WILL BE POSTED ONLINE AT thelowrybrand.com

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Senior Voices: What are you most excited about for graduation?

"Going to College."

Tahirih Adams:

"I’m just excited about starting a new chapter of my life."

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Where are they now: The Class of 2018 The class of 2018 was an exciting class. But where are the seniors now?

Donnie Swanson went on to Join the

Military.

“Well, I'm currently stationed over at Fort Campbell Kentucky/Tennessee. I'm with the 101st Airborne (Air Assault) division. I'm an 11B or Infantryman. Currently been doing a lot of training and learning on how my job works and doing better at it. Any more questions feel free to email me back!

Not sure what else you like to know,” said Donnie Swanson via email.

Hailey Hinkle went on to go to college at BYU. “I am attending BYU, I am studying elementary education. I just finished my first year with a 3.7 GPA. I am home for the summer and will be working at Global Coffee and at Barrick as a summer student,” said Hailey Hinkle via text.

Shelby Garrison went on to UNR to run track.

“I’m going to school at UNR and majoring in biology to become a physician's assistant. I’ve also been running track this year for Nevada which has been a lot of fun,” said Shelby Garrison via text.

Sylvie Prokasky has stayed in Winnemucca to attend Great Basin College.

“I am currently attending Great Basin College at the Winnemucca campus. I am also working at the college as a Tutor/ Proctor. I applied to the Radiology Program this Spring. If accept- Cody Noyes ./Courtesy • Cody Noyes ed into the program, I will transfer to Elko to take classes there. I am on track to graduate in Spring of 2020 with an Associate's of Applied Science with an emphasis of Radiology Technology,” said Sylvie Prokasky via text.

Cody Noyes went to Alaska to be a packer and a guide.

“Since I’ve graduated high school I have been a packer in Alaska, guiding hunts for a couple of months, went on to guide hunts for Nevada High Ridge Outfitters,” said Noyes.

“I am very soon going to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in New Mexico,” said Noyes.

Erin Acosta

"I’m excited to see new people."

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Senior will "Going to college and having new opportunities and experiences."

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To Mr. Espy, some motivated and interested students to make things easier for him.

To Samm, a cure for Senioritis so ranting and eye bags will be a thing of the past.

To Clarissa, a separate period for The Brand instead of two combined classes and steel bones that can’t break.

To people who wait for another per-

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son to open the door for them, a butter sock swing to the face.

To Mrs. Dawson, a free trip to France or Italy and an unlimited supply of French desserts.

To The Brand, some students at the beginning of the year who don’t quit before signing the syllabus.

To Mr. Dickson, more students to make him geometry posters.

To Mr. Corak, a record-breaking

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recitation of Pi that will replace Akira Haraguchi’s record.

To upcoming seniors, extra motivation to actually go to school every day.

To Mr. Mayo and Mr. Sorenson, another fantastic year of Honor Society.

To the swim team, the ability to hold your breath for a whole 50-yard sprint.

To the Class of 2019, the best time of our lives after we walk off the stage on June 6.

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Senior Round Up AnnaBelle Grasmick What are your plans for after graduation?

“Stay here for a couple of years and then go to college.”

Are you going to miss being at the high school?

“Nope.”

What was your best memory from being here at the high school?

“Getting to hanging out with my best friends.”

Who was your favorite teacher?

“Espy.”

If you could build your dream house, where would it be and why?

“Texas because more ranching people live over there.”

Who was your best friend throughout high school?

“Taylor Gleason.”

If you could relive your high school career what would you change?

“Hanging out with certain people.”

If you could change something what would it be?

“The food.”

What was your least favorite part of school?

“Waking up early.”

What was your favorite sport to go and watch at the school?

“Powder Puff.”

Breanna Barber

What are your plans for after graduation?

“My plans for after graduation is to stay here and go to college at GBC to get my degree in Education with an endorsement in Special Ed.” Are you going to miss being at the high school?

“At this time I’m ready to get out and go live my life but later on down the road I’ll probably miss high school.”

What was your best memory from being here at the high school?

“My best memory from high school is being able to make all the friends that I have.”

Who was your favorite teacher?

“My favorite teacher is Mrs. Mattson.”

If you could build your dream house, where would it be and why?

“My dream house would be here so that way I’m close to my family.”

Who was your best friend throughout high school?

“My best friend all throughout high school has been Kyle Cline. He’s been by my side since freshman year.”

If you could relive your high school career what would you chance?

“I would not change anything about my high school year.”

If you could change something what would it be?

“Nothing.”

What was your least favorite part of school?

“My least favorite part would be having to deal with all the immature people.”

What was your favorite sport to go and watch at the school?

“My favorite sport to go watch is basketball because they get super intense.”

Skylee DeWitte

What are your plans for after graduation?

“I plan on going to college and becoming a nurse.”

Are you going to miss being at the high school?

“No, not really.”

What was your best memory from being here at the high school?

“My best memory was cheering at the games and how close I got to my best friend now.”

Who was your favorite teacher?

“Mrs. Dawson.”

If you could build your dream house, where would it be and why?

“Hawaii because the weather is always nice and there’s so much to do there.”

Who was your best friend throughout high school?

“Isabel Kearns.”

If you could relive your

high school career what would you chance?

“How much I interact in all the activities that were there.”

If you could change something what would it be?

“If I could change something it would be trying to make more friends than just one and interacting with more people.”

What was your least favorite part of school?

“The work and waking up early.”

What was your favorite sport to go and watch at the school?

“I never really watched sports, just cheered at them. But my favorite would have to be basketball because of how much everyone interacts and how exciting the games get."

Goodbye to Brand seniors :( This year, The Brand is saying goodbye to Ale Ibarra and Taylor Gleason; who I’m sure both used Espy’s Keurig about 200 times. Over the course of the year, both had their ups and downs, but their time in The Brand will never be forgotten.

Ibarra has been a member of The Brand for three years, including one as the managing editor. This was Gleason’s first year in The Brand, but both girls wish they would’ve taken The Brand their entire high school career.

Ibarra is also a member of the Congress of Future Medical Leaders Alumni, President of National Honor Society in Winnemucca and on the swim team.

Gleason has been a part of the Queen Association and was Rodeo Queen her sophomore and junior year while being a member of the Rodeo Club and FFA.

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Ibarra stated that she has become a more well- how to work a camera; like how to change the settings rounded writer because of The Brand and even Mr. to make a picture brighter or darker and how to make Espinola. sure the pictures are not blurry.”

“I can write from all kinds of perspectives and Ibarra’s favorite part about The Brand was although I have my own opinion on one matter, I obviously debating/talking with Espy. won’t let that override an opinion other than my own in my writing,” said Ibarra. “Mr. Espinola has shown me a glimpse of the real world by exchanging political views and just normal everyday stupidity of some people.”

Gleason mentioned that she learned how to take pictures and learn certain applications through this class.

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Jace Aberasturi.....I plan on attending GBC for the diesel tech program.

Miguel Acevedo-Hotz.....Going to the Marines next March.

Erin Acosta.....Attend UNR and study English.

Sloan Adams.....I most likely plan on attempting to get a job at one of the mines as a surveyor or equipment operator. If not that, then any other job that will take me.

Tahirih Adams.....Go to college and study science, and hopefully get a job in animal care.

Armando Alanis.....Might go to college and get a job at the mines or go to Union Pacific.

Cynthia Alanis.....My plan after high school is attend GBC to get my basics done.

Save up money to move out and then see what job I really want to do for the rest of my life.

Aiden Allred.....Moving to KCMO to get out of dead-end Winnemucca.

Trinitty Allred.....Getting a better job; moving my child and I into our own place.

Tyler Ames.....Stay in town for a couple months and eventually move to Reno.

Bradley Anderson.....Plans not submitted.

Fernando Angeles.....I am working over the summer at Barrick and starting CTE classes at Great Basin College. After that I will try to get a job at the mines as a electrician and just work.

Celeste Arellano.....Go to the military for a few years and study criminal behavior. Once I'm out, I'm going to travel around and help as many people as I can.

Michael Barajas.....What I have planned is to go to college or to go to underground mining.

Miguel Barajas Mendoza.....My plan after High School is to move to Reno to settle myself and get a good enough place to live and get a good enough job that will benefit me a lot and keep me happy.

Anthony Barber.....Marine Corps.

Breanna Faith Barber.....My plan for after high school is to stay here and get my classes taken care of over at GBC. I'm going to college to get my degree in education.

Leann Barber.....I plan on becoming a child abuse worker or be some kinda counselor.

Spencer Beebie.....I'm going to finish my degree at Great Basin College in Elko. I want to become a diesel mechanic and work at one of the mines and continue to live in Winnemucca.

Saul Bernal.....My plan after high school is to save up money for a year and move to Sacramento and enroll in barber school to get my barbers license and after that I can get my master barbers license.

Corina Blair.....Plans not submitted.

Isaiah Blanco.....Plans not submitted.

Brittany Bonner.....Go to GBC here and get my Bachelor's in Social Work then go on to be a domestic violence advocate.

Gerrit Busker.....College.

Chrissy Cabada.....Move back to Wyoming and go to college for nursing.

Brise Campbell.....Plans not submitted.

Pinky Capalar.....Work and continue my education.

Yesenia Cardenas.....Get a job and be there for my son at home and then start online college.

Tatyana Carlson.....I'm going to go to Lewis-Clark State in Idaho to play golf and major in nursing and minor in Spanish.

Julian Carrillo Preciado.....Plans not submitted.

Brenden Carroll.....Work at the mine for the summer and then head out to the Air Force.

George Cassinos.....Planning on trying to get into the Army and then going into Rodeo.

Aimee Castaneda.....I'm indecisive. The only thing I'm sure about is that I'm getting a job somewhere. Might move to Reno, might take a gap year before heading to college, might not; who knows.

Celest Castellanos.....Go to UNR and try my best to be a veterinarian.

Josiah Chapman.....Execute Gods plan for my life.

Hunter Christiansen.....I am going to the Army to work on a UH-60

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Zachery Clark.....College. Likely UNR Kimberly Claussen.....I plan to go to University of Oregon and study political science Kyle Cline.....Going to try to become a lube tech for Sandvik.

Rodolfo Cole.....My plan after high school is to join the Navy and after that become a therapist. I want a big future by becoming an investor and go into the stock market.

Sydney Connors.....Attend UNR. Tristan Conrad.....I plan on going into the Air Force after I graduate then I will attend a college in Seattle, Washington.

Zafiro Contreras.....I'm gonna work and then go to college.

Morgan Conver.....Plans not submitted.

Trenton Cook.....I'm shipping off to boot camp for the Army on June 24th.

Ariana Cuellar-Hoover.....Moving to Reno to work and save money for college in Reno .

Nicholas Decker.....Plans not submitted.

Kassidi Defenbaugh.....Plans not submitted.

Destiny DeLaMora.....I'm going to work all summer and then move to Reno in August. There, I will rent out a home with my brothers and attend TMCC and get my Associate of Arts degree.

Wyatt Delaney.....Plans not submitted.

Laura DeSilva.....Plans not submitted.

Chayse Desrosiers.....Go to school to be a diesel tech.

Skylee Dewitte.....Go to college and become either a nurse or a vet tech.

Patricia Diaz Atriano.....I plan on doing the Radiology Technology program at GBC. Brendan Domire.....I am not fully set on my plans yet but I want to attend college somewhere and get a degree for physical therapy.

Jazmin Dozal.....Plans not submitted.

Chayton Drobny.....Becoming a full-time welder.

Dakota Dunbar.....I don't really have much planned for after high school. I'm going get a job at Carry On trailers for a couple years until I decide to head to the mines and start my actual life.

Rafael Echeverria.....My plan after high school is to continue playing soccer try to play professional. I'm not planning to keep on going to school, I've already suffered enough.

Andrea Escobedo.....My plan after high school are to hopefully go to cosmetology school.

William Farnsworth.....Go to Cyanco to construct the new plant and save money.

Chloe' Fayal.....Plans not submitted.

Hailey Fernandez.....I plan on going to UNR and becoming a speech pathologist.

Mateo Flores.....My plan after high school is to go to GBC so I can study applied science of Criminal Justice.

Rene Flores.....I plan to go to college to further my education and study mechanical engineering.

Oscar Galarza.....My plan is to go to Sacramento and go to UTI. Julisa Garcia.....Attending UNR and become a physical therapist.

Liliana Garcia.....Attend UNR and live life to the fullest with all my best friends!

LeAndre Gardner.....Marrying Cody and taking a year off from school but then going to go back right after that.

Matthew Garrison.....Attend the Career College of Northern Nevada in Reno and I am going to be an HVAC technician.

Rachel Garrison.....I'm going to attend UNR and maybe major in physical therapy or psychology. I also am going to join the track team.

Taylor Gleason.....I plan on staying here in for 1 or 2 years, go to GBC to do the main class and also get a job, then going to Lamar Community College in Colorado to become a horse trainer.

Alyssa Gogert.....Plans not submitted.

Andres Gonzalez.....Plans not submitted.

Alexander Goss.....I am going to boot camp for the Marine Corps and then active duty for the next four years.

AnnaBelle Grasmick.....Stay and work for two years and move to college in Texas.

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Katelyn Grasmick.....Going to GBC to get my degree in teaching.

Jimmy Green.....Plans not submitted.

Hannah Growcock.....I am going to work at Little Caesars and make that money honey. Then once I have enough saved up I am going to GBC. Yesenia Gudino.....I plan on moving to Oregon after summer and going to school at North West College.

Alejandro Guillon Martinez.....Own a big ranch with a big pool and live there with the homies.

Heather Hall.....Plans not submitted.

William Hall.....Plans not submitted.

Brooke Hansen.....Plans not submitted.

Kody Harris.....I'm going to go to a trade school in Idaho for electrical and become a linemen.

Tanner Havens.....I am going to the University of Arizona to pursue a Masters degree in Geology and then pursue a mining career until I get with a company that will allow me to travel the world.

Mark Henderson.....My plan after high school is to become an actor on the big screen.

Azelia Hernandez.....Plans not submitted.

Elysia Hernandez.....Make money and go to college.

Mateo Hernandez.....I plan on working toward my Associate’s Degree of the Arts and getting my Criminal Justice Degree. The transferring to UNR. Juan Hernandez Sanchez.....My plan is to hopefully get into construction and get my own house.

Alejandro Herrera Gallarzo.....I am going to go to GBC for the MTC scholarship as an electrician. I am going to finish the first year here but then go to Elko for the second part to finish electrical.

Antonio Herrera Gallarzo.....Plans not submitted.

Laura Hescock.....Joining the Army as a Geospatial intelligence analyst.

Stacey Horton.....I plan to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design at Portland State University and continue my involvement in music throughout college.

McKenzie Houston.....Attend Portland State University and study Electrical Engineer Kylie Hunewill.....I'm going to college at the University of Rhode Island in the fall to earn my degree in biomedical engineering.

Alejandra Ibarra Ramos.....Attend Great Basin College to get associates completed and transfer to another university of choice to further my education.

William Isbell.....Plans not submitted.

Tessa James.....I am going to become a realtor.

Evan Jeppsen.....Become a daddy but not a dad.

Cruz Jimenez Moreno.....My plan is to stay here for a year and finish off my prerequisite classes. After the year, I plan on moving to Reno and attending TMCC's veterinary technology program.

Gavin Johnson.....My plan for after high school is to go into the military and serve my country in the army.

Oscar Juanes.....I plan on trying to continue playing my favorite sport, basketball and be successful with many friends and a loving family.

Macey Katzenmeyer.....Attend Great Basin community college in Winnemucca to further my education.

Savina King.....Plans not submitted.

Cheyenne Koons.....Go to GBC for the MTC program; then working at the mines for a couple years and hopefully moving out of state.

Will Kracaw.....Attend The College of Idaho to study exercise science and run track and cross country.

Rebecca Kuskie.....I plan to attend Northwest Christian University in Eugene, Oregon and continue my running career in cross country and track.

Miciah Lee.....Plans not submitted.

Victoria Looker-Chavez.....Plans not submitted.

Guadalupe Lopez.....Go to UNR. Jennifer Lopez.....Take a year off and go into the National Guard to work border patrol.

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Nataly Lopez.....I plan on working with Law Enforcement.

Julian Lopez-Fimbres.....Get into crippling amounts of dept and get my master's and becoming a physician assistant.

Joshua Lott.....Going to WNC for construction Management.

Elizabeth Lovell.....Work. One day go into culinary school.

Madyson Lujan.....Going to beauty school eventually.

Benjamin Lynch.....Plans not submitted.

Jesse Madrid.....I am going to GBC for my associate in diesel technology. After my degree I'm going to move around every five years or so until I have a kid then I guess settle down forever.

Melanie Magana Godinez.....Plans not submitted.

Jacob Marriott.....I am going to TMCC to study criminal justice.

Marcos Martinez.....I'm going to go home and take a nap first.

Bryan Martinez Lagunas.....Tech school in Colorado.

Crystal Martinez Moctezuma.....I'm planning on going to a cosmetology school in Reno.

Madison McClellan.....To attend the University of Nevada, Reno and major in biology, and one day become a doctor.

Cody McKinnon.....Moving to Lewiston, ID and going to Lewis and Clark State College for diesel.

Jacob Means.....Attend GBC and obtain a degree in Social Work, all while watching a lot of hockey.

Tony Mendoza.....Working hard and making enough money to pay for my college.

Rachel Metzker.....I'm going to TMCC in Reno. I'm majoring in Art and plan to get a bachelors at UNR after I finish my associates at TMCC. After that, who knows.

Hattie Michael.....Stay here in town for a few years and take some basic classes.

Jacob Migas.....I got the MTC scholarship for diesel. I am headed to Elko to go to school and have an internship with Twin Creeks, then hopefully get a job there after completing school.

Alayna Miller.....I want to do hair and make-up or be a flight attendant.

Jennifer Milton.....I plan on getting a job at the mines and save up for beauty school for a year.

Stuart Milton.....My plans are to attend Hutchinson Community College to study the Ag. Diesel program. After I complete that program I will work at New Holland being a diesel tech.

Elijah Montenegro.....Become the best speller in this side of the hemisphere.

Julianne Montero.....I plan to attend Texas Tech University and rodeo for their rodeo team and study psychology in hopes to someday work in a rehab facility on the East Coast.

Quiana Mora.....Plans not submitted.

Brandon Morris.....Plans not submitted.

Tatyana Munoz.....Go to beauty school and become an aesthetician.

Macy Munroe.....I plan on attending UNR in the fall and work towards med school to become a pediatrician.

Bradley Murdock.....Plans not submitted.

Miguel Murillo Medrano.....Plans not submitted.

Dorsey Naveran.....Attend UNR and plan to major in Electrical Engineering.

Jacob Newton.....Plans not submitted.

Weston Noyes.....I will serve as the 2019-2020 Nevada FFA state Vice President while attending UNR to major in Animal science.

Fatima Ochoa.....My plans after high school are to move to Reno and go to college.

Christian Olson.....Attend South Dakota School of Mines and Technology and obtain a degree in Computer

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Sebastian Ortiz.....My plan is to find a decent day job until I find a great day job and just live for the weekends and vacation. Maybe look forward to a family later on in life.

Raymond Orzech.....Attend GBC and go through the MTC millwright scholarship program.

Amaya Palomo.....Go to Great Basin to study early childhood development.

Alyssa Parker.....Go to college to study music, theater, and business.

Krista Parker.....I'm going to move to Elko, get a full time job but also go to GBC to get all of my basics done.

Gavin Parry.....Plans not submitted.

Lily Pasquale.....I will be taking classes at Great Basin College and then I plan to attend the Coast Guard Academy and then I hope to eventually serve in the Coast Guard.

Dillon Patterson.....Entering the workforce, most likely beginning at NDOT. After I work for a while I want to start my own welding business. Also SkillsUSA & FFA Alumni.

Logan Peters.....Plans not submitted.

Zachary Printz.....Going into the Marines on June 24th.

Melissa Purser-Everson.....I will be going into the workforce I want to get my goal of being a Youtuber started.

Frank Quinn.....Joining a group called Tungland and he will be provided with services such as going on outings and learning life skills and doing stuff for the community Rennika Raby.....Rockstar in training.

James Rackley.....I plan to pursue a Biology degree at UNR and then go to post and become a game warden. I will work for NDOW over the summers.

Ethan Radmanovich.....My plan is to go to community college, while having a part time job. I want to go somewhere in Las Vegas, Reno, or Seattle, but I am still open to options.

Breanna Ramirez.....I plan on staying here in Winnemucca and getting a full time job to pay for GBC classes and make my way to becoming an elementary school teacher.

Jose Ramirez.....Become a Spanish to English translator.

Yesenia Ramirez Avalos.....Take a year off of school, move out of Winnemucca and go to beauty school.

Melissa Ramirez Diaz.....None. Possibly college.

Myia Ray.....My plan is to become a film director and an artist after high school. I as well plan to travel around the world.

Jonathan Reali.....Plans not submitted.

Bailey Reynolds.....Plans not submitted.

Trinity Rhoades.....I received the MTC scholarship for Diesel Tech so I plan on finishing that and I will be attending GBC in Elko.

Keith Richardson.....Going into the Marines.

Tucker Richardson.....Plans not submitted.

Emma Ricker.....Plans not submitted.

Ridge Ricketts.....Attend UNR for Wildlife Ecology.

Jose Roblero.....I'm going to go to college to be a mechanic.

David Rodriguez.....Plans not submitted.

Michelle Rookstool.....Continue my education at GBC. Joseph Ross.....Work.

Katie Ruttenbur.....Attend TMCC and become a paramedic.

Tessafaye Sadler.....Move to Elko and finish my Associate's Degree of Radiology. Then hopefully I will go down to UNLV and study nuclear medicine.

Ashley Salgado.....Attend Portland State University and get my business degree. I also plan to take hospitality courses and hotel management classes so I can one day own a hotel.

Caleb Sanchez.....Continue my education and athletic career at Presentation College in South Dakota. I have earned an athletic and academic scholarship.

Oswaldo Sanchez.....Plans not submitted.

Cameron Sandoval.....I plan on working for UPS and I plan on staying in the luxurious city of Winnemucca.

Sara Santana.....Plans not submitted.

Kyle Sappington.....I plan to attend the University of Nevada, Reno.

Rylee Schomer.....Stay here and go to GBC for physiology.

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Christopher Schultz.....Go to the University of Idaho and study Mechanical Engineering.

Christopher Shaw.....I plan on forming a band and going somewhere with it.

I've been writing riffs, songs, and music every single chance and/or opportunity given. I have 2 tracks done and I'm excited!

Dylan Smith.....Going into the Marines.

Joshua Smith.....Hopefully go to college and start on a history and teaching degree. Maybe start with saving some cash and wait for fall semester to actually start.

Scottie Smith.....My plans after high school are to go get my red card in Reno and then get into fire fighting.

William Smith.....Plans not submitted.

Jakeb Snyder.....I joined the Navy as a Engineman for a five year active duty and four year reserve contract. Then settle down somewhere and work at a mine.

Maria Soto.....After school I will be leaving to Reno and going to nail tech school.

Michelle Souza.....I might go to college in California and then get a degree to be a nurse.

Mara Stevenson.....Studying library and information science at College of Southern Idaho.

Coreon Stokes.....I plan on graduating from GBC in the medical field; then becoming a medical missionary and perform as a song writer.

Xevyth Tarafa.....Plans not submitted.

Danielle Terou.....Work as an EMT for HGH EMS. Eventually begin working towards my AEMT. Mya Thompson.....Plans not submitted.

Madyson Thurman.....I'll be going to Grand Canyon University online and will be getting my Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education.

Victor Tinoco.....I am mostly likely going to go to the Mines right after high school. If not I will attend GBC for a electrician field at the mine if my first option doesn't work out.

Victoria Tirado.....I'm going to get my associates degree in applied sciences and attend nursing school.

Kiley Tolotti.....Plans not submitted.

Ophelie Tomlinson.....I will be moving to Perth, western Australia in August. I will be working towards becoming a flight attendant for Quantas or Australian virgin airlines.

Daimon Urrutia.....Plans not submitted.

Angel Valdez.....Plans not submitted.

Mekenzie Vandemark.....I am enlisted in the U.S. Army as a technical engineer for 5 years.

Hugh Vanosdall.....Plans not submitted.

Lilith Wach.....Plans not submitted.

Josie Warn.....I plan on attending the University of Utah in the fall.

Taylor Weatherford.....Can't tell you because no one else can know my next move.

Amelia Weber.....Plans not submitted.

Hailey Wegman.....I'm moving to Idaho to take a gap year to find a job, earn some money, and do a small bit of studying. After that I'm going to school to be an aviation mechanic.

Shai Welsh.....I plan to attend Boise State University to study psychology. I eventually want my own practice or to be a school psychologist.

Troy Whitehead.....I hope to get a job in mining or law enforcement.

Ashton Winchell.....Going in to the Marines.

Mikayla Wolicki.....Live my best life.

Elijah Wood.....Get a job, make money... get a better job?

Shayla Wornek.....Take a year off and work. Hopefully explore new things nad go back to school for photography and wildlife biology.

Kyle Wright.....Military.

Mikayla Wright.....Plans not submitted.

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Success, failure, elation, sadness: a year in Lowry Sports

Jimmy Rackley during the Cody Louk Tournament./ Ron Espinola • The Brand

The Lady Bucks set a wall for a free kick./Mackie Grady • The Brand

Varsity football getting ready. /Ron Espinola • The Brand

A year in sports review This year has been very successful for most of our sports teams. With more practice, new coaches, our sports teams are ready to come out next season better than ever.

FOOTBALL Varsity football made it to playoffs, with a 6-6 overall record. In the first round of the playoffs, they beat Elko 41-13 almost reversing the score from two weeks earlier of 42-13. In the second round of the playoffs, the Buckaroos fell short to Truckee 42-6.

This year, the football team will be losing Josiah Chapman, Brendan Domire, Dorsey Navaran, Caleb Sanchez, Scottie Smith, Rodolfo Cole, Rene Flores, Evan Jeppsen, Tony Mendoza, Jakeb Snyder.

BOYS SOCCER This season didn’t go so well, they won only four games overall, but they learned a lot about what needs to be improved upon heading into next year. The boys

Varsity boys soccer team picture /Courtesy • Lowry soccer

Cross country team picture at state/ Clarissa Olsen• The Brand

defeated Incline Village 9-1, and Churchill County 7-0. This year, the boys soccer team will be losing Rafael Echeverria, Antonio Gallarzo, Alejandro Gallarzo, and Chris Schultz.

GIRLS SOCCER The varsity girls soccer team ended their season with 3-14-1 overall. The girls defeated Elko 2-1 and Sparks 3-1, and tied Sparks 2-2. This year, the girls soccer team will be losing seniors Hannah Growcock, Zafiro Cano, Celeste Castellanos, Macy Munroe, and Victoria Tirado as well as coaches Ed and Jen Partee.

VOLLEYBALL This year was pretty successful for the volleyball team, who went 8-16-0 overall. The girls defeated Sparks 3-0, and North Valleys 3-1. They did not make it to state this year but learned a lot on what needs to be improved on for the next season. This year, the volleyball team will be losing seniors Andrea Escobedo, Brooke Hansen, and Julianne Montero as well as head coach Brandon Eastman.

CROSS COUNTRY This season was very successful for our cross country team. The team secured a spot at state with their excellent running

Varsity girls golf team picture./Courtousy• Kaitlyn Hales

ability and their commitment to running. At state, all of the runners ran the best races of their careers. The team won the academic all-state award for Northern Nevada. This year, cross country will be losing seniors Rebecca Kuskie, Christian Olson, and Will Kracaw.

GIRLS GOLF With excellent coaching, they placed at least top three every tournament. The team went to state and placed 4th overall. Tatyana Carlson was recognized as the 3A NIAA Northern Nevada State Champ. This year, girls golf will be losing seniors Tatyana Carlson, Tanner Havens, and Mekenzie Vandemark.

GIRLS BASKETBALL The girl's basketball overall standing was 17-11 and 14-4 in the league. The girls made it to regionals where they played Spring Creek and beat them 46-31, then went on and played Churchill County and lost 67-48. They ended their season to the 2019 NIAA Girls Basketball Championship Tournament. On Friday, March 1 they lost to Moapa Valley 42-38.

Going into state they were the #2 seed.

Leaving Seniors in-

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Oscar Juanes shooting at the line./Taylor Gleason • The Brand

clude: Becca Kuskie, Lily Pasquale, Juli Garcia, Sydney Connors, Heather Hall, Rachel Garrison, Victoria Tirado BOYS BASKETBALL The boys finishing standing overall was 17-9 and 13-5 in the league. They beat Fernley 62-32 but ended up falling short to Fallon 72-68. Although

Rebecca Kuskie goes up for a layup against Moapa Valley/Clarissa Olson • The Brand

Charles Gonin swimming./Ale Ibarra • The Brand

the boys didn’t have the season they had hoped, they kept their head held high and improved game after game.

SENIORS: Oscar Juanes, Brendan Domire, Dorsey Naveran, Scottie Smith WRESTLING The wrestling team started their season mid-November and finished early February. Throughout the season coach John Brooks and coach Brant Corak put the boys to work. This season, there were nine wrestlers headed to state.

Out of the nine, only three made it to the championship matches. The three wrestlers were Anthony Peterson who finished 2nd, Cade Bell finishing 2nd, and Taylor Corak finishing 2nd as well.

Overall as a team, they finished 5th.

SENIORS: Isaiah Blanco, Josiah Chapman, Jimmy Rackley BASEBALL The Baseball team ended the season 10-17 and 7th place in league. This Baseball season the Lowry fell short of the playoffs by a couple of games. The Bucks started the season off rough but came together to pull off some big wins. The Bucks came out against Elko and took a win from the Indians.

The team visiting the circle./Ron Espinola • The Brand

Lowry Baseball will be losing Brendan and Rachel Garrison went to state this Domire, Jake Marriott, Kyle Sapping- season.

BOYS GOLF ton, Ridge Ricketts, Chris Schultz and Boys Golf ended their season with Josiah Chapman. Head coach Andy Harmon and JV coach Clay Sagers also a few golfers going to state. Cal Peters, Kobe Stoker, Dylan Patterson, Max stepped down.

Mavity, Caden Rorex, and Hunter MulSOFTBALL The Lowry softball team has made lins have qualified for state. Boys golf it to State this season. The girls did have had seniors place at some tournaexceptionally well in Playoffs beating the Dust Devils and earning themselves a spot in the State Tournament. The girls lost two games that knocked them out of the state tournament.

The Lady Bucks finished the season 20-16.

The softball team will lose three seniors this Dillion Patterson Putting the ball.Mackie Grady• The Brand year including Sydney Connors, Madi McClelments. Dillion Dillon Patterson placed len, Macey Katzenmeyer. third at the Elko tournament. Lowry TRACK The Lowry track team has had a Golf will be losing senior Dillon Patgreat season this year. They have a lot terson after the season.

SWIMMING of runners going into State. Including The swim team started their season Rachel Garrison and Heather Hall who placed 3rd and 4th for. Rachel Garrison early February and ended mid-May also placed. The seniors they will be with seven swimmers going to state. losing are Becca Kuskie, Will Kracaw, The seven swimmers were Charles GoLily Pasquale, Scottie Smith, Heath- nin, Evan Jeppsen, Hunter Lewis, Aider Hall, and Rachel Garrison. Becca en Maher, Tristan Miller, and Matthew Kuskie, Will Kracaw, Heather Hall, Lizanetz. Charles Gonin finished 7th at state. The swim team will be losing senior Evan Jeppsen.

Will Kracaw running at the Fallon Track meet./Courtesy • Annie Drake.

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It's time for athletes to prepare for next season Once again Lowry's athletes will be back at it in the off season. If you're an incoming freshman or veteran on varsity don’t miss the camps, practice, warm-ups, or even the tryouts.

MANDATORY SPORTS PHYSICALS HGH has scheduled this year’s free sports physicals for 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturday, July 27, 2019. All incoming 9th and 11th grade student-athletes for the 201920 school year or student-athletes unable to complete their regular season due to an injury must receive a physical. Forms will be available at HGH or on the NIAA website.

GOLF Please check on Course availability throughout the summer 623-9920.

VOLLEYBALL Open gyms will begin May 14, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3-5 p.m. The Spike Frog Camp will be July 25-27 and tryouts begin August 10.

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Football Camp for Lowry High School grades 9 a.m.-12 p.m. at Fernley High School June 23-27. MondaysThursdays Incoming 9 Graders 9-12; 10-12 Graders 4-6 p.m June 17-25. Heat acclimation practices August 7-10.

BOYS SOCCER Soccer Camp at LHS morning and evening June 10-12. Soccer open field Tuesdays and Thursdays 5-7:30 p.m.; Saturdays 9-11:30 a.m. June-July. Tryouts August 12 at 8 a.m. at the LHS Track.

GIRLS SOCCER Kids Soccer Camp at LHS morning and evening June 10-12. Beginning of the week of May 22 Soccer open field Mondays and Wednesdays 6-8 p.m. OffSeason Weight Training and Conditioning 8-10 a.m. Wednesdays 9-10 a.m.

Thursdays 8-10 a.m. Fridays 8-10 a.m.

June 18-July 27. Tryouts start August 10 at 8-9 a.m.; 5:30-6:30 p.m. and continues August 12-16 8-9 a.m.

CHEER Summer calendars will be provided

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CROSS COUNTRY June 25 continuing on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Summer conditioning begins at 8:30 a.m. on the track.

DANCE Summer calendars will be provided by coach.

Wrestling Will finalize a team camp and be placed on social media.

GIRLS BASKETBALL Current High School Tournament Prep 7-9 p.m. June 3-5. June 10-12 Fresh-

Ridge Ricketts prepares to throw a runner out at first base./Ron Espinola • The Brand

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man-Varsity Tournament Prep. June 1415. Utah Valley University Jamboree- 5 games June 17;19. Open Gym 7-9 p.m.

June 24-27. Open Gym for everyone 7-9 p.m. South Lake Tahoe Tournament June 28-30. July Mondays and Wednesdays Open Gym 7-9 p.m. Youth Camp to be announced.

BOYS BASKETBALL Spanish Springs Tourney Varsity/JV 6/21-6/23. Damonte Ranch Tourney Varsity/JV 6/28-6/30 SOFTBALL Tournament dates and practices will be distributed through social media.

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SWIMMING Swim Camp July 13-14. Public Swim Laps or Whitewater Swim Team opportunities.

BASEBALL June TBA Badger Traveling Baseball-Check with organization facebook. com/wmcabadgers/ TRACK Dates will be placed on social media.

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The 2019 athletes who are moving on up Each year, hundreds of athletes compete in sports.

A fortunate few get to go on and continue to the next level. The class of 2019 is no different.

Although Tatyana Carlson had several options, she will be attending Lewis-Clark State in Idaho for golf.

“There were a few colleges on the east that talked to me and offered a good scholarship but they were too far away for me. I wanted to go to Lewis-Clark State because I felt like I kind of clicked with the team,” said Carlson. “I did my college visit and

Will Kracaw finsihing strong. /Clarissa Olson• The Brand

met with everyone. They were all super welcoming. This college gave me a good offer to pay for most of my schooling so I basically have to pay for my meal plan and one or two classes and they pay for the rest.”

Will Kracaw is going to be going to the College of Idaho for cross country. He explained why he chose this school.”It was closer to home than a lot of other schools that offer scholarships and then they also gave me a good scholarship along with academic scholarships that I had earned at the school the scholarship was $5000 a year” said Kracaw.

Tatyana posing after winning first at state./courtesy •Tatyana Carlson

Becca Kuskie will be attending Northwest Christian University in Oregon for cross country. In addition to her family, others have played a key Caleb going for a tackle. /Ron Espinola • The Brand role in her success.

“Kitty Norcutt has inspired Presentation College in South Dakota me to become as good a runner as for football.

I have been and she is kind of like “They made me a good offer a second mom to me,” said Kuskie. and going to college for football has “She was always there for me when- always been a dream of mine so it ever I need something. If I have was an easy choice,” said Sanchez. something super important to do she Brooke Hansen will be attending is very understanding and will let me Culver-Stockton College in Canton, do it.”

Missouri. She already signed with Caleb Sanchez will be attending their volleyball team in February.

Becca finsihing off the race. /Clarissa Olson • The Brand

Hansen knows that this school will help her become the person she wants to be.

“The classroom sizes are smaller, and it’s just a good environment for me to be around,” said Hansen. “ I really liked how the college is smaller and all the people were really nice.”

Coach of the Year: Grant Beatty Grant Beatty seems to be a quiet, laidback person but in reality, is extremely competitive.

According to Beatty, who has coached freshman and JV basketball and varsity track, he coaches for the competition and to see the growth in his athletes.

“I really love sports I love competing as an athlete I love being in sports as an adult really fun to help kids find success and see them have fun doing it and

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grow,” said Beatty. “I like winning I really like winning it’s really fun to see the kids grow and really develop and come together it’s really fun to see them make that jump to the varsity level see them contribute see them continue on their athletic careers.”

Junior Blake Jauregui was on JV basketball and liked the style Beatty coaches.

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Junior Julianna Gonzalez was on Coach Beatty thinking about his next move./ the track team appreciated Beat- Espinola • The Brand ty and the way he coached them. ferent it’s more of like a managing style “Beatty is a very good coach he brings try to make sure my position coaches the team up tells us to keep our heads are good that are athletes are handling up and to not give up under any circum- their responsibilities on and off the field stances, he pushes us to our limits and more like a manager role.” makes us better,” said Gonzalez.

Sophomore Anthony Gildone was on Assistant coach Don Walton is very the JV basketball team and believes fond of coach Beatty.

Beatty is a great coach.

“Coach Beatty is a great teacher. He “Coach Beatty is a great coach I like breaks skills into simple components the way he coaches it brings everybody so his players can build on those funda- together and is a very helping coach,” mentals to increase their overall skill,” said Gildone. said Walton.

Winning and being the best is a goal The style and way Beatty coaches var- but Beatty focuses on what is more imies to his sport he is coaching at the portant the athletes. time.

“I Really enjoyed coaching basketball “In basketball it varies I try to be I love basketball and the games are inhands-on, try to interact with the kids tense I get into them I love getting a as much as I can sometimes I can be a group of guys together and helping little intense I try to be a little calm, I them grow and helping them find the try to use humor all those things,” said chemistry and see the end of the year Beatty. “In track, I think it’s a little dif- results,” said Beatty.

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Athlete of the year: Sydney Connors There are many athletes that are introduced to sports at a very early age in life that causes them to stay focused on one, or all of them, into their later years. Each year, a senior athlete is chosen. Someone who has exemplified all of the necessary qualities that make them a worthy choice.

This year, it is Sydney Connors.

Connors has played sports like soccer, basketball, and softball “ever since she could walk”.

“I just enjoyed each of those sports and that is what made me want to continue,” said Connors.

Sydney’s varsity basketball coach and longtime family friend, Mrs. Chelsea Cabatbat, has known her long enough to know what kind of athlete she has become.

“I have known Sydney for a very long time. I can remember her as a little girl always running around playing every sport. I can remember watching her toss a football around and thinking to myself ‘wow she got a great arm’,” said Cabatbat.

According to Cabatbat, Connors has a “very high sports IQ and is very talented in every sport she does”.

“She has excelled in basketball and softball over the last four years. Oh and we can’t forget about all those great passes she has thrown in the powder puff games throughout the last four years,” said Cabatbat. “I have witnessed Sydney make amazing passes to her team-

mates because she sees the floor so well. She understands game situations and she can create opportunities for herself and her teammates in critical situations.”

Cabatbat has good memories from her times coaching this Athlete of the Year.

“I will never forget all the times when we were inbounding the ball under our basket and the defense had their back turned,” said Cabatbat. “She would bounce that ball right off the back of the defender step inbounds and hit a big shot. It would make the other coaches so upset. She is just a very smart athlete.”

Connors has good memories of her times at the high school and admits that her motivation came from her closest family member.

“I think going to state for basketball and softball [was the best memory] actually,” said Connors. “I will miss playing with my friends because we created so many good memories that will last forever. I know that they will always be there for me when I’m gone and I’ll always be there for them. [I will also never forget that] my brother [Calvin] because he pushed me to be better every time I played that sport.”

Connors’ parents have been there to guide her

throughout every bump in the road and encourage her to embrace the silver linings.

“They have supported me throughout my career and have always been there for me,” said Connors. “They have always told me to think about the next play. If I strike out or miss a shot, forget about it and worry about what is going to happen next.”

Cabatbat has seen Sydney flourish into a well-rounded athlete and could not be more proud of her.

“Sydney has been so fun to watch over the last few years. I will never forget all the three-point shots she made and how excited the crowd would get and all the home runs she has sent sailing over the fence.

Sydney always made the big plays in whatever sports she played,” said Cabatbat.

Connors will miss her time here at high school and will continue her endeavors at the University of Nevada, Reno.

Athlete of the year: Brendan Domire Every sports year has its ups and downs. This year, we’ve seen it all, from the greatest of victories to the harshest of losses. Like every year before, one athlete has risen to the top. This year, the honor of The Brand 2019 Athlete of the year goes to Brendan Domire.

Domire not only secured a spot on the Varsity team in all three of his sports, but excelled in doing so.

“We don’t have many three-sport athletes that produce the way he has produced,” said Varsity Football coach, Taua Cabatbat.“As athletes are concerned, he did a really good job contributing to Lowry High School’s athletic program.”

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and fatigue that come with a tri-sport schedule, Domire wouldn’t have had it any other way.

“I’ve always played sports,” said Domire. “I love sports, so any time off, it just feels like I’m not doing what I should be doing. And I just have a love for all three games-football, basketball and baseball. I enjoy playing all three of them and I like competing at all times so it wasn’t really hard for me to say ‘Hey, I want to play this sport.’

I couldn’t go without playing a sport.”

It was that love and enthusiasm that made Domire’s athletic talent.

“He plays with passion,” said Cabatbat. “When he is determined, whether its football, basketball or baseball, he gives his all and he’s willing to do whatever...He was the first one willing to step up and put himself out there, granted he’s never played the

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position before, or we’ve never seen him at practice before, we believe that he had enough passion in him that he was going to excel. If he said he wanted to do it, we gave him free reign. That’s what separates him from a lot of athletes.”

Domire really had it all when it comes to his athletic career. The enthusiasm, the prowess, even the respect.

“His senior year he really bloomed into a leader; not only on the football field, but what I’ve seen basketball and baseball wise,” said Cabatbat. “A lot of people look up to the effort that he’s put in and understand that he is that guy that they trust to follow...I think he has a really good sense of humor. He’s true to his friends, and I think that those qualities, those traits of a leader, it really shines.”

After graduation, Domire hopes to continue his athletic career, but his top priority is pursuing his dream of becoming a Physical Therapist.

“I can stay close to sports. I have sports in my heart; I always want to stay around it in some way.”

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After a fulfilling athletic career, the only thing Domire regrets is his utilization o f time.

“I wish I’d taken a little bit more time to put more of the little details in, instead of rushing through and trying to get to the bigger picture,” said Domire.

“I kind of said, ‘I’ll do it next week...I’ll do it tomorrow.’ I wish I’d have taken the time to slow down and just enjoy and try to work on the smaller things. I know everyone says it, but it definitely goes by quick. I mean, I remember freshman year like it was yesterday, and now I’m a senior graduating in a couple of days. Enjoy the little things, and make as many friends as you can and make the best out of it.”

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Art and CTE departments put work on display for community The art and CTE programs had a presentation showing their work and their skills. The presentation took place on May 30, 2019.

“Our Annual Art and CTE Show-

case are honestly one of my all-time favorite events of the year for both departments. For our Lowry High School student artists, it is the opportunity to showcase their artistic journey for the year,” said art teacher Ms. Julia Topholm. “The showcase this year has several new projects being displayed alongside projects that have become part of the Lowry High Art Tradition.”

Many artists have contributed some of their best work to the show.

“The artwork turned out really Work by Cynthia Alanis./Wyatte Sakurada • The well and we are really proud of Brand what we have displayed for peo-

ple,” said Rosa Ibarra.

School Student Artists cannot be put The showcase was in the Art and into words, I am in just pure amazeCTE buildings. Along with Mrs. ment looking at their pieces and how Topholm the art teacher many talented they have taken the skills they have students made some eye drawing work. learned to help them start to find their “Student work for own artistic vision and across the LHS Art voice.

Department will be The art students displayed highlighting were very impressed by the talent of our freshthe artwork displayed. man through senior art“We put so much ists who have worked time into our pieces in a variety of artistic to make them the best mediums this year,” we could, and it shows said Topholm.“To put we have amazing work into words how proud Work by Mackenzie Begay./Wy- being displayed,” said I am of our Lowry High atte Sakurada • The Brand Diana Moraila.

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with Macey Katzenmeyer

AYDEN

CRISTIAN What's Macey’s favorite food? Mexican tacos.

Chicken.

What is something Macey can't live without? Her 2. What is something Macey can't live without? Her pillow pet she travels everywhere with it. truck.

3. What is Macey favorite song? Why would i wait by 3. What is Macey’s favorite song? "Wow" by Post Malone. yung pinch.

4. Who is Macey’s celebrity crush? Adam Sandler.

4. Who is Macey’s celebrity crush? Adam Sandler.

5. Number one thing on Macey’s bucket list? Safari 5. Number one thing on Macey’s bucket list? She wants hunt. to go to Fiji.

6. What is Macey’s favorite sport? Softball.

6. What is Macey’s favorite sport? Softball.

7. What is Macey’s favorite sports team? Florida Ga7. What is Macey’s favorite sports team? Florida Gators. tors 8. What is Macey’s favorite TV Show? Bachelor.

Ayden Katzenmeyer, Macey Katzenmeyer, 8. What is Macey’s favorite TV Show? "The Bach- and Cristian Covarrubias /Chuckie Wiggins 9. Who is Macey’s Role model? Someone that plays elor"' softball.

• The Brand 9. Who is Macey’s Role model? Our mom.

10. If Macey were stuck on an island what is three things 10. If Macey were stuck on an island what is three things she she would take? Her pillow pet, her favorite blanket, her wiener would take? A Phone, food, and a gun. dog named Milton.

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Senior Horoscopes: Predictions for your future Aries (March 21 - April 19) - Since you follow through with absolutely nothing , our best guess is that you’ll be offered a job at a high paying company and sleep through your alarm clock on your first day.

Taurus (April 20 - May 20) - Fast food. Either spending all your money on it or working it.

Gemini (May 21 - June 20) - You will want to become a geologist until you realize that chemistry is involved.

Cancer (June 21 July 22) - Maintain your mental health with some Magnolia candles and bubble baths. One more breakdown and McDonald’s for life it is.

Leo (July 23 - August 22) - You’ll soon be the next King/ Queen of England.

Virgo (August 23 – September 22) - You might not have every detail figured out. Who does though? Never lose

your tunnel vision.

Libra (September 23 – October 22) - Either Harvard or community college, since you have such a problem with being indecisive.

Scorpio (October 23 - November 21) - If you don’t clean up your act, life will clean it up for you. It won’t be pretty. One word: priorities.

Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21) - Just taking a wild guess here… bacon-grease slip-n-slide.

Capricorn (December 22 – January 19) - Take yourself seriously, otherwise no one will.

Aquarius (January 20 - February 18) - Keep growing your luscious locks and you’ll soon join a heavy-metal band.

Pisces (February 18 March 20) - Your truck will break down after your grad party.

Unfortunately, you’ll be stuck in Winnemucca for at least another month.

What’s changed throughout the seniors' lives

If you really think about when the seniors were little, a has changed.

No, I’m not talking about how we changed ourselves, but what we grew up playing with in comparison to what we play with now. When we were little, we used to play with Barbie dolls, Legos, Webkinz, stuffed animals, Razor scooters, face paint and so much more.

A very popular movie back in the 2000s was “X-Men”.

In 2001, Bratz were very popular for the little girls out there.

Bop It was very popular in 2009.

Just about every family had the game and was playing it.

Back in 2016, Facebook was the most popular social media out there, but now we’re starting to turn to Instagram.

Around 2010, MTV /Courtesy • was a very popular wikimedia channel for early teens, but now that we have grown up, a lot of us have stopped watching

shows from MTV. In 2015, the phrases “THE BOMB” and “EPIC” were something all of us have used at least once, if not more.

What happened to those sayings?

As children, cable TV was very popular. After school and in the morning we would sit down in front of the television as we got ready, or even when we were eating, but now a lot of families don’t even own cable TV, but instead, we use Netflix, Hulu, Showbox, etc.

Snapchat was a very popular social media for taking pictures in 2011. Every picture you saw that was a selfie was taken with a Snapchat filter.

If you think about it, back in the 2000s, we used to use the flip phone.

There were no touch screen phones out there. But now everyone, even seven-year-olds, has smartphones in their pockets. A lot that has changed since we were kids, but just wait; there will be more changing yet.

ANSWERS to Who Knows you with Macey Katzenmeyer 1) Tacos. 2) My pillow. 3) Too many to choose just one. 4) Adam Sandler. 5) Go to Fiji. 6) Softball. 7) Florida Gators. 8) "The Bachelor/Bachelorette”. 9) My mom. 10) A knife, Food, Phone.

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Ray's mural featured in the Art Building./ Courtesy • Julia Topholm

Artist of the Year: Myia Ray Life-long artist Myia Ray was chosen for Artist of the Year. Ray has been creatively expanding her artistry for about 13 years now, and has been involved with Lowry’s Art Department since freshman year. Although, her expressive nature somehow lead her to the track team, where she does throwing

events such as shot put and discus.

Even though Ray seems to be a natural born artist, she didn’t become very serious about it until her junior year.

“In class, I felt more inspired and intrigued,” said Ray. “Toward my senior year, I took it more seriously and decided that I want a career in art.”

Ray stated she is most comfortable painting with acrylics, but Ray's piece, "Night Drive", obtained a Gold Key at art teacher Ms. Julia Topholm this year's scholastic competition./Courtesy • Julia believes Ray is skilled with all Topholm mediums.

“Myia is a very self-driven artist who over the years has used her natural artistic ability to acquire new skills and techniques,” stated Topholm. “Her ability has helped her to embrace new styles, mediums and techniques she has

learned in our art classes to develop her own very distinct style. Her combination of both natural ability and the willingness to learn and grow as an artist has put use new skills she has acquired over the years.”

Topholm also believes Ray’s work is of exquisite beauty and she always placed implicit meaning into her pieces.

“Working with Myia as a student the last four years I have had the opportunity see her grow so much and her willingness to push herself, seek guidance and create pieces that truly make people stop and take notice is so awe-inspiring,” said Topholm.

Topholm admires Ray’s growth and commitment to the Art Department, and has high hopes for Ray’s future.

“Myia is a very humble and dedi-

cated young artist,” stated Topholm. “As her teacher, I cannot put into words how proud I am of her and her work. As a fellow artist, it has been a privilege to be part of her artistic journey this far and I know as she goes out into the world, her work will continue to develop beyond all expectations.”

Performer of the Year: Evan Jeppsen Evan Jeppsen was chosen by director Corrine James as Performer of the Year. During his high school career, Evan has been a member of football, basketball, swim and for two years now, a member of Drama.

Director James stated that Jeppsen is someone she can always count on

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and he has even mastered the music booth.

“He is always smiling and always helpful,” said James. “Evan is absolutely amazing.”

James also mentioned that Jeppsen contributes to the group in such a positive way and his skills as an actor are exceptional.

“His acting is excellent and his timing is perfect,” said James. “He is subtle and funny. I will never forget his role as Stuart in the Christmas program and ‘Awkward Birthday Party’.”

In addition to Drama, Jeppsen is a member of the swim team. This year in specific, Coach Shelby Ruff stated that Jeppsen has greatly improved.

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increasing his level of conditioning,” said Ruff. “He has worked harder and more consistently at practice than last year and it shows in his times. He has become a valuable member of the relay teams and will be missed next year.”

Jeppsen is also notorious for his gummy bear print speedo and being the designated DJ on roadtrips.

Jeppsen stated that his favorite aspect of the class is the family-like feel to it. Drama taught him to “learn to love everyone, no matter what their situation is.”

Jeppsen believes he will carry these ‘dramatic’ memories with him for a long time, one of the most important to him being the play, “A Fiddler on the Roof” at the beginning of his senior year.

“We got to all learn about the Jewish culture and how they were affected in Russia in the 1900’s,” said Jeppsen. “Everyone became great friends after, and I learned to appreciate musicals in a whole new way.”

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