Pohob I952
Compuled and Edlfed by
THE STUDENTS OF
Elko County Hugh School
JACK GIUDICI
PAT BELLINGER
PAM WAYMAN
MISS DE KOSTER
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LKO COUNTY second largesT nn The sTaTe and Third largesT IU The UnuTed STa1es
rs one oT The rIchesTl1vesTock counTres an The naT1on havlng several Times ranked
TnrsT un The value oT :Ts producTs TogeTher wuTh 1Ts Tamous beeT caTTle produchon
The lrvesTock lndusTry oT our counTy produces sheep dairy caTTle and Thoroughbred
horses whale mnneral producTaon has sTaged a recenT comeback A vurTual sporTsman s
paradlse Elko CounTy abounds mn naTural vvnldlnfe and In The Ruby lv1ounTauns Th largesf
and mosT rugged mounTaun mass In Nevada can be Tound some oT The TunesT scenery
an The sTaTe merlTung The counTy s Increasing umporTance as a TourusT aTTracTuon
Thusly, we have chosen Elko CounTy as The Theme Tor The POT-TOB I957 The
cluslon oT numerous scenic vlews oT The counTy, among oTher TeaTures, ns The mayor
TacTor In The execuTlon oT our Idea To esTablush conTunu1Ty we have lnTerspersed a
skeTch oT our Tamulnar sTaTe Tlower The sagebrush Aside TromTy1ng IH wlTh our coun
Ty Theme, The Tollownng excerpT Trom The TsrsT POT-TOB oTTers add1Tuonal explanaT1on
" POT-lOB1s a word Taken Trom The language oT The Shoshone lndnan
wr Q,,"117"9, IT means sagebrush In Nevada, The sagebrush rs The greaTesT dusTuncTuve
6' U"l""a' T T T v T T S w l n Th land T a br h nd
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keep alive The essence oT The pasT school year. lT is our hope ThaT we
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The Honorable Charles H Russell Governor of fhe S+a're of Nevada E
rs a nahve of Elko Coun+y and a graduafe of Elko Counfy Hugh School POHOB
Governor Russell dedlcafes 'rhe POHOB l952 fo Elko Counly wlfh his
following sfafemenl'
H ns wllh greal prlde and humnlsly lhal l dedncale lhe l952 POHOB lo Elko
Counly els people and :ls resources
To lhose men and women who had lhe courage 'ro psoneer a par? of 'rhe Wes?
and who carried lhe lanlh an lhe fulure of her cnhzenry and her nalural resources Jrhas
edlhon pays lrnbule
The ruchness of Elko Counly as rellecled nol only an nfs malerual assels buf also
In lhe umporfanl parl :ls men and women have played rn Slale and Nahonal Affairs
ln 'rhe fulure as an lhe pasl Elko Counly wnll conhnue lo rank hugh an Jrhe nahon
wulh her per capula weallh and her greal produchvuly Her sons and daughlers wlll
carry on lhenr herllage of freedom and progress wnlh The wall lo achueve lempered by
The lrusl and fanlh an a Supreme Being
CHARLES H RUSSELL
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N I874 The Torerunner oT The sTaTe s counTy hugh schools The UnrversrTy oT Nevada
was esTablrshed aT Ellro Throuoh lack oT a secondary sysTem The UnrversrTy acTual
ly serv d The communrTy more a a hrah school For Thus reason :T was moved To Reno
n i886 LeTT w Th only a grammar Qhool Elko expanded :Ts prrmary sysTem To rnclude
a rsTrrcT hugh chool whlch gradua edu T clas n l897 60 years a o
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secured The passage oT 3 bull auTho r Coun y hugh chools rn The sTaTe One year
laTer I89o The Elko Counry Hrgh C hool jraouaTed rTs rnTal class oT Trve sTudenTs rn
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ou rn IQ48 complehno Th resenr E C l'l S campus The currrculum was broad
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To chromcle The ever: s oT a mod rn day
secondary school as a l-lerculoarw Taslc o
sTaTT Tor such a TeaT musT be po sessed oT an
nmmeasurable courage and musT be as lrTrle
daunTed by The obsTacles To be overcome a
was The orngmaTor oT Kon Tall The selecTor1
oT a Theme The orgamzahon oT maTerlals and
The resoluhon To meeT all dea lrwes demands
a slcull and perversuTy To a degree r1oT usually
assocraTed wuTh hrgh school sTudenTs
The sTaTT of The l952 POT-TQB deserve The
enThusnasTnc applause oT Those who reaJ The
boolc They have herem cemor1sTraTcc ThaT
wrTh The proper applncahon oT brams cnergy
and pamsTalcmq eTTorT a saTusTysr1q produc
Tlon can resulT We are proud oT our l952
yearbook
NEIL R JONES
Prmclpal
The STudenT Body oT E C l-l S exTend Their sincere apprecuahon and qraT1Tude To The
members oT The Ellco CounTy Board oT Educahon and Prmcnpal Nell R Jones who have so will
mqly donaTeol Their Tame and eTTorT To The managemer1T oT our school The Board acTs as The
nucleus oT all The TuncTlons oT The msuTuTlon and :T as Through Their eTT:c1enTadmmusTraTuor1 ThaT
Ellco CounTy l-hgh School has acquured The repuTaTlon ThaT :T enloys
MRS NOROUIST
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MARSHALL BROWN JUDITH DE KOSTER CARL EASTEDBROOK
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ROBERT BROME FLOYD EDSALL
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Thus year as In TTe pasT Elko CounTy Hugh School has been TorTunaTe In havunou an ouT
sTandlng TaculTy a TacT vvhlch places our school among The besT In The sTa e The noTeworlhy
guallTucaTlons oT our Teachers verify Thus sTaTemenT
The IQSI T952 TaculTy was supplemenTecl by Three new members x ho a'ong vvuTh Thc Tormer
aTT have TanThTully upheld The TradlTlonal pollcy oT hugh educahonal srandard We arc proud
To have been Tauc hT by such compeTenT unsTrucTors
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Pl"Y5'C'3l Educahof' Physucal Educahon
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EDWIN JENSEN THEODORE LAIBLY MARGUERITE MCOUISTON
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RAY PAOLI
Srudenf Body Presrdenr
Student Body Officers
Our l95l l952 sludenl body officers Ray Paola presldenl Joan Thomas vuce presldenl
Margarer Ellrsorm secrelary and Barbara Wrllrams Treasurer have Tully luslrhed The Tarrh and
conlrdence enlruslred IU Jrhem They have capably performed rheur respecruve duhes 'ro The
benehl of all sludenr achvnhes The sludenl body ol Ellco Counly l-llgh School has enloyed an
achve and hnqhly successful year under 'rhenr COVISCIGUTIOUS leadershlp
BARBARA WILLIAMS
MARGARET ELLISON
RAY PAOLI
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JOAN THOMAS Vice-Presidenf
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VICTOR BURNER BOB JOHNS WARREN WALTERS RAN PAOLI STAN SWITZER
S d BARBARA WILLIAMS MARGARET ELLISON JOAN THOMAS
The Executive Commlttee and the Student Council are the student admunustratuve bodies ot
the school both are headed by student body presndent Ray Paola and advised by Mr Weaver
Composed ot the tour class presidents and our student body ottzcers the Executive Com
nuttee organizes such tenwporary or pernwanent conwnmttees as nway be recunred and presents p r
tlnent matters to the Student Council tor action
The Student Councrl consists ot the student body ottucers clwss preszdents and class repre
sentatlves Student leglslatuon electing the POHOB edutor and drawung up the school calendar
each semester constntute the principal dutles ot this Important group Any business demandrng
student attentuon determunung dues and admlssron pruces and avvardmg school emblems
talcen to the Councnl
TWEETY BURNER DEAN HOWES NANCY TSUKAMOTO JERRY COBB BOB JOHNS
TAN SWITZER MARGARET ELLISON WARREN WALTERS VICTOR BURNER ALLEN
MASSIE DUANE WRIGHT GLADYS M KNIGHT JUNE M KNIGHT
BARBARA WILLIAMS RAY PAOLI JOAN THOMAS
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DORIS FOBES BOB BOTSFORD MARGARET ELLISON JUNE McKNlGHT MR WEAVER
S I BARBARA WILLIAMS RAY PAOLI JOAN THOMAS
In nts second year of orqanrzatlon the Electron Board aqaln assumed the supervrs on ot all
tudent body electrons The board tabulates the ballots In the electron ot cheerleaders student
body ottrcers and the lrlce The commlttee IS comprused ot student body ottucers one student
appolnled trom each class and a taculty advisor
The A sembly Commlttee contarnlng the student body ottucers class f re :dents and vrce
presidents IS responslble tor preparlng the school calendar ot assemblres tor the year ln con
lunctron wlth varuous school and class organuzatlons the commlttee has supervrsed the presenta
tron of numerous entertalnlnq and Interesting assembly proorams to the student body durlng the
past two semesters
DICK HUNTER BOB JOHNS WARREN WALTERS RAY PAOLI STAN SWITZER LOUIE
ALACANO VICTOR BURNER
PAT SULLIVAN
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The Class of 1952
HE SEVENTY TWO FREST-TMEN who enTered
Ellco CounTy l-lugh School Tour memorable
years ago h ve e Tablus e ommendaoe
TT noT ouTsTandung record a d uT us wTh re T
Th aT They bd Tarewell To all ThaT The choo repre
enT as They gr aduaTe on unTo The world
As underdog Treshmen They receuved unuTual
recognuTuon when They decusuoned The sophomores
senuor aT The Senuer Pre hmen GeT TogeTher The
cass expressed uTs spuruT by havung uTs candudaTes
eecTed kung and queen oT The musuc TesTuval AT
The close OT Theur Treshmen year everyone enuoyed
The pucnuc held aT Lee Duane Kern was The class s
TursT presudenT
Under The le aoershup oT Jaclc Sud cu un Ther
econd year Th Cl ponsored a very noTable
Sophomore Hop The Sophomores dusplayed Theur
alleguanre when Thelr candudaTes reuoned ThaT
year as lcung and queen oT boTh The l-larvesT Ball
and The musuc TesTuval Theur socual endeavors
were Topped oTT by a well aTTended class pucnuc n
The sprung
Durung Theur TursT year as upperclassmen l3uTTy
Twos were well represenTed n sTudenT acTuvuTues
wuTh Shurley Han en acTung as assusTaruT cheerleader
and Joan Thomas beung elecTed sTudenT body sec
reTary ln The aThleTuc deparTmenT Duane Kern
Duane WruohT and Jum Gregory were on The ba lceT
ball varsuTy Many Thespuans were duscovered n
The oroup and They showed Theur dramaTuc abuluT es
un The or o e ls a Freshman an
SevenTeen
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aso parTucupaTed un The ChrusTmas ard l
ua rouoh The asseTs carne r m T e r y
and The varuous p y dance helo ThrouohouT Thc
year The class under The guudance OT Jum Gregory
presudenT execuTeo The lovely Theme oT SweeT
earTs aT Ter eauTuu uunuor rom an o
The members aTTended Nevada Gr and Boy
STaTe held ThaT ummer
added achuevemenT A oT The TuoenT P V
oTTuces were held by senuors wuTh Raymond Paoh
beung voTed sTudenT body presuoenT Presoer'T
STan SwuTzer lead senuor acTuvuTues whule Muss l-leppe
and Mr Weaver advused The class Barbara Wul
luams was chosen l-lomecomuno ueen and laTer
un The Tall Rosue Domungo and Duane Kern wore
e regal crown T The mu c eT The orcu
resenTed Glamour Boy whuch wa ll
receuved as Theur second dramaTuc proc1ucT on
The many senuor boys who Tormeca The nucleu
oT The school s aThleTuc Teams were cheereo on by
Shurley l-Tansen and Madge l-lal1aTa Two oT The
cheerleaders haul ng Trom The sen or ranlc Eve y
one was on hand Tor The lono awa Ted D+ch Day
an also Tor The Two class pucnucs Te p r
ung several pay oahces and Tw baPqueTs Th ough
The year The class worlred oul oenTly n The or ng
To malce boTh The Senuor Assembly and The Senuor
Ball memorable evenTs The excepTuonaly acTuve
senuor oT l952 were TeTeo aT The Senuor De Lau e
ola BanqueT uusT beTore They donned Theuu oradu
aT on robes un June
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WARNER BARNES DON BAUMGARDNER
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ROSIE DOMINGO
LOUIS BILBAO MILDRED BOGUE
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JANET ECHEGON
ISABEL ELIA
LARRY FLOWERS
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JACK FORD
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JACK GIUDICI
MADGE HAKATA
JENARO HERRERA
NORMA JOHNS
JEANENE HOGGE
BOB JONES
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SHIRLEY HANSEN
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DUANE KERN CAROLE LAKE
JANET LUCAS ELEANOR McCULLOU6H
SE IDRS
GORDON PETERSEN
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DOUGLAS PETERSON
DONNA REED
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JOANN PAOLI RAY PAOLI
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JOAN THOMAS
RONNIE THORPE
KEITH WHITE
BARBARA WILLIAMS
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PAM WAYMAN Y
FRED WILLIAMS '
JOAN WINTERMANTEL
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DUANE WRIGHT
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ALLEN WELCH BARBARA YOUNG .,
Senior Aooomplrshments
Now The Class ol l952 lisls ils accomplish-
menls wilh The hope lhal Through ils scholaslic,
alhlelic, musical and dramalic endeavors, il may
have added a favorable page in 'rhe school's
-4 1 L annals.
ALTER, TOM: Boys Slale 37 Traclc 2-3-47 Poolbal
2-3-41 Junior Varsily 2-37 Bloclc E 47 Pep Club 4.
BARNES, WARNER: Pep Club 2-3-4.
' BOGUE, MILDRED: Transfer from Wells l-ligh Ari Band
2-37 Black and Orange Day I7 Pl-IA I7 Olee Club
2-3, lvlaiorelle 2-37 Leopard Sralil 3i Class Secre-
lary-Treasurer 27 Wells l-liqh Scrap Boolc 3i Librarian
2-37 Pep Club 4.
BURNS, PAT: Pep E 3-47 Pep Club 3-47 Junior Play DOMINGO, ROSIE: Saga Edilor 4i Band li Orches-
37 English E 37 Class Secrelary-Treasurer 47 Saga Ira I7 Olee Club I7 Music Lyre l7 Drum lvlaior-
Slalf 4. elle 37 GAA l-2-3-47 Fl-IA l-2-3-4, Vice-Presb
denl 3, l-lislorian 4, Slale Convenlion 47 Pep Club
CONLEY, RONNIE: Pep Club 2-3-47 Baslcelball 4i 2o3'47 TUml9llm'3 2'3'4T LWTQUGQG Club 34? S90
gow' glee I,3. relary 37 De Laureola 3-47 Music Peslival Oueen
4.
COSCI, ELAINE: 'GAA I-2-3-47 Olee Club l-2: Pep 1
Club 2,3A4: Aggocgafe Saga Edifor 4. BILBAO, LOUIS: Play Produclion Slalf 3-47 English
E 47 Pep Club 2-3-4.
Senror Accomplishments
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GAA I 2 3 4 LeIIe 4 I-Iomeremrno Comm IIee
Ch min I-Io D o Puho
ELLISON MARGARET Gee Cub I PI-IA I P
uo 2 3 4 GAA I 2 e e 3
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e I C mm Iee 4 A Qemov CommII
FLOWERS LARRY nd I 2 3 4 Boy uurIeI
GIUDICI JACK PQI-ICB SIIII 23 Eo Ior 4 EIIco
w P :den vo
C rx 2 3 4
uo I2 P e oenI 2 4 Drum M1 or 4 p
2 mom e 34 Mu IC our
4 e B onze S Iver
Mu f Meow 34
4 r Im up 1 pI ay 4
I n E3 'VI I que wo G weI3 I-Iomec mrnq Com
mIIIee 2 3 4 SIudenI C un 2 ExecuIIve Com
mIIIee 2 Brone E 4 SocmI Sc ence Award 3
Bove SIiIe 3
GREGORY JIM Bind I 2 3 4 Pre IdenI 4 Orches
I
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Pepre ervIeIIve 2 B1 IceIo1I 34 PeoIo3II
4 PQIHIOB SIHII 23 SporI EqIIc 4 Boy SI1Ie
HAKATA MADGE GAA I 2 3 4 Bo CI 3 Pre
nI 4 eIIer 3 hee e rer A 2
SI Ie Confenhon 3 V e Pre IoerII 4 Band Pep
P 2 3 4 r
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Inq 2 3 4 POI-IGB SI III 3 4 Saoe ArI EdIIor 4
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fIeIary Ire: urer 2 S aIe 3
HANSEN SHIRLEY Cheerleader 34 0rCheIr1
Grrls GIee ACComp1nIsI I Boy GIee Amom
nISI I ee in 2 CIOvere
s armonwrre Mu C L re Bron
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I-Iomeromrnq C mmIIIee 2 G rI SI :Ie 3 GAA
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nor PIN 3 Senror PIw
HOGGE JEANENE Gr he Iri 2 3 4 B I 2 3 4
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JOHNS NORMA P p E 34 D II Lead 4 P p
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Lyre 3 S101 SI III 4 I-I e IB II Queen 2 GAA
2 3 4 LeIIer
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We are omm IIee 2 sIceIb II 2
P oIbaII 2 3 4 Track 3 4 BIoc:Ic E 2 34 Pre I n
unror PI1y 3 Enq h E3 Mwque and GN
3 Pep CIub 2 3 4 GIee Club I
LAKE CAROLE GIee CIuI3 I234 G I Ensem
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Cof r -I 3-43 IxIu3IIQ Lyr- I' qc I - Seg f - as 3 7 6Ir'I3,I Ia , .
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L 43 EPJIIQI1 E 43 Im I eveI 43 Pep 3 3' I 3 5 3' I II I'
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B526 I. A3743 I-Igf 3 CIP -33 Y 3 QII C LII F E I BG?I4SIID:II2-3-4TIr:1CIc I' 3 I
2-3- ' Mufi LW I-2-3-43 rr 3 I 3 GQICI 3'4T BO IGS I-2-
Ile 2-3-4' De LraureoIa - 7 Pep CIuI:n
if I IQIIKSIIICI 14 CII IIIFIIII5 I- I EIIQ- KE , Z Ifa-fs PreaI I I I3 : I Com-
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QQACCI m'Y 3 SSTL' PAY 4If3i5I III I 3? bb -- IPG3 . -3 Pe E:r43sQgQ Shar
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PI-IA - - - 3 SeCreIa y 43 Dramfahcs IuI3 3-4'
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de I 3 L 3 3 C 3 33 33,1 43 FH -3-43 Pep - 3 Pep CI Ig 2-3-43 IumI3II I I- -3-43
1 I 3 3 IC - . 3 3 ' J ' ' 3
Be Id I-23 GIee CIub I3 QraI'esIra I- - - 3 P esI-
der 7 I - 3 'IC I 3 mb- , : - - 3 f I
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Senror Aooomplrshments
C NIGHT GLADYS P D Cro 2 3 4 I
ID I If 4
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me I IYIVYI IIee 4 II
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2 3 -I
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A n G 2
IIQI 2 LeIIer 2 Langueoe CuIo 2 3 4
u Dr IVYII
u 34 n or
re 234605
PAOLI JOANN
P r 4 C re CI we e Ie
34 GAA I 4 Ier
V O 4 I'IA
I we er ve S en 3 p
u 2 3 4 C5 r a e 1 I I 4 no
3 Per E 34 SecreI4 y Tre ISUVG
PAOLI RAY SIu 1enI Booy Pre Ider7I 4 CI P I
nI I e CIub I JunI V y
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Pre IdenI 3 SIIqe Manager AII SCIIooI PIN 3
L Iuerc I
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PETERSEN GORDON DrenwIe CIuI3 34 CIIr I
I Iv' :sq 1 G v
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1n1oer3 BI Ck M THC
oe 2 Pep C up
PETERSON DOUGLAS GIee CIub I Bunn 2 3 4
SenIor PI sy 4 Pep CIuI: 2 3 4
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e re IoerI FI erny 3 ec
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RICHIE DARLENE rn ur 4
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ROBERTSON LYNDON Gee Cuo I T fa If 2 3 4
nom 234
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34 Pep C o 3 4 POI-IOB SI 4 u
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SORENSEN VON T Ie IIorn WIII P I e H II
pe u C u C3 3
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CIII 2 3 4, VEC-PI7e'.If1eII 3, P72 IrIr:nI 7 De CI II . 7 PI,,y P,-I,fIUfIIfv SMH 3-4j I-If,rIner'nI
LfIuI7eoIfI 3-47 GAA 2-3-4, LIIII7 37 I I Inq CJ ' I 3 ,,gL,, MII 4,
Co QII 47 CINS RepreaenI-,Ive 47 GEII ' I-II 37
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CIuI -3-47 PI-ay pI'5'ILIf'II'.,TI SIIIII 2-4.
MAB , 2 -InI I- - 7 II . III I-2-3, Vire-
PI7euIfIenI 27 GI - CIub I7 OPI B.II: SI-III I
27 Fr7fwII3pfIII 27 Boyz SIeIe 37 Senfor Ply 4. - 3 DW 'III' C' IJ 3' I TIQUIWCI
47 C IFI -If Pvav 2-3-47 AII-SCI'Ioo PIav 7Jur':I7
PIey 37 Senor PI-ry 47 EIIIII E 27 Masque rzffl
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PI'IA - -3-4, T"6i1'k.'I6II 2-37 Tun1IIf fl I- -3-47
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37 Bronze. SII G II E 2 3-4' C-1 Se7'7eI-vv
37 I-Iorneiirfr-5: C71 II"ee 7 Er: IfI:7II Rffie
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3-42 FH I-2-3-4, Preide I 2-37 AA I- -3 4.
Bow , 7 J I -- , Secre- , : -I I I -IIC - ' T
Iury 37 Pep E 2-37 Pep CI I3 2-3-47 I7 aIIQ1s Po,II -II - - 7 BIor7Ic E 4.
CI In 7 Ju I 7 PIay 37 SenIor PIfIy 47 EIIQIIINII E
2' Mfrque IIIIQI GfIveI 37 POHOB Buuine Irr, SIHIII ,I , h
4. Gfqd E 4' SAM , : rp- 'CII IQ" ' i IJII No I 3-47
e II- :Ii 3-47 L-Iroufvqe Cup 2-3-4, VI:e-
PI7e IderI 37 Or Pe IIW71 I 2-3-4, Presfo P 7 CIIe
, 5 B.-mg, Q gb -,Im I- - 7 -Cub CIuI. 37 Bunfi 37 IVR fc Ly - - 7 CEI-1 eiro-
I7 ep Bu QI 2-3- 7 Mud Ly 37 o- I7 I s Iefj-Treasure' I7 GA - - - , Le-IIer 37 , E
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34, If .-Pre-EfienI 7 P I-2-3-4, SerreIIII7y 37 Croff- I o-'IIC 41 'YI E 4.
CII' Ref IIQIII 37 Iud I Counc.II 7 Pe,
CI In - - 7 IIQI SI I 37 Sega SIJI 7 E JIIs,I'I 7 .,
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2-32 FooI.fII 3-47 Junior PIfIy 37 Senor PIfIy 47 SMI -7 3 II ' ' ' 7 T3 I GIGS
EIIJIIQ E 37 5 que and G- I 37 CIQI'-5 Vice- CI '2'3f47 IVIIIII 7 ' ' 'PGP
G' 1 C Y i J C , I E 3- 7 Se Ior PIfIy 7 AA 2-3-4, I. er 4.
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rrmv PIfIy 32 EvqI'sII E 27 IC ue JIINI 63 eI 37 237 Hy PIIIISI 4'4+'-C PSI I I3 I
Pay r I Ion -2-3-4, enIor PIfIy Ido 47 D Le ISPIII 47 SGIIICII PIUY 4-
Mf I J 7 ook E 3-47 AssIsIanI Tra. fr If Jer
II TINII MIIIIIII7 I I 7 I 34' SUI. , 7 Popr-we I1IIf 37 CIass VE -
Pres' IT 47 LIUITIOIP PIIIV 37 AII-SCIICCI Pay 37
, : 7 C I - - 7 BasIc .Ia 2-3-47 FooIbaII 3-47 BISCIQ E 7 Pep
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SWlT1ER STAN Class Pressdenl 4 Eoolball 2 34
Track 3 4 Junsor Varssly 2 3 Baskelball 4 Block
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malscs Club 34 Vsce Pressdenl' 4 Sensor Play 4
Class Represenlalsve l Sludenl Councsl 2 4 A
sembly Cornmsllee 3 Execul ve Comrnsllee 4
THOMAS JOAN Sludenl Body Secrelary 3 Siu
denl Body Vsce Pres denl 4 Glee Club l 23
Vsce Pre sdenl 23 FHA l Pep Club 2 3 4 Pep
34 De Laureola 4 GAA l234 Board
Secrelary 3 Assocsale Saga Edslor 4 Homecom
sng Comrnsllee 2 Class Represenlalsve 2 Sludenl
Councsl 2 3 4 Execulsve Comrnsllee 34 El c
lson Board 3 4 Assembly Comrnsrlee 34 Gsrls
Slale 3
THORPE RONNIE Band l 2 3 4 Orcheslra l 2 3
Sensor Assembly Bl Play Produclson Sfaff
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WARMBRCDT BRUCE Glee Club l 2 3 4 e
Club 2 3 4
WAYMAN PAM POHOB Bussness Manager 4
Homecomsng Co Chasrman 4 Band I 2 3 4 O
cheslra l 2 3 4 Secrelary 3 Glee Club l Har
m nasres 34 Pep Band 2 34 Mussc
l 2 3 4 Bronze Sslver Mussc Medals 2 3 GAA
l 2 3 4 Leller 2 Treasurer 4 Pep Club 2 3 4
Language Club l 2 3 4 Pressdenl 3 Pep Club E
3 4 Vsce Pressdenl 4 De Laureola 3 4 Dramafscs
Club 3 4 Junsor Play 3 Produclson Manager All
School Play 3 Sensor Play 4 Englssh E 2 Masque
and Gavel 3 Bronze Sslver Gold E 2 3 4 Junsor
Prom Chasrman 3 Gsrls Slale 3 Class Represen
lalsve l Sfudersl Councsl l
WEATHERS DE LOA Transfer from Wells Hsgh 4
Glee Club I 23 Class Vsce Pressdenl 3 a d
Flag Twsr r Black and Orange a
2 3 4 EHA l l brarsan 23 Leopard Slall3 ep
Club 4
W TE KEITH Glee Club l2 Pep Club 7 34
Dramalscs Club 34 Chrsslmas Play 3 Englssh E
l Masque and Gavel 2 Eoolball Manager 3
Bloc E 4
WILLIAMS BARBARA Sludersl' Body Tressurer 4
Sludenl Councsl 4 Execulsve Commsllee 4 Elec
hon Board 34 Assembly Commsflee 4 Home
GAA l 2 3 4 Board 4 Leller 4 Pep E 3 4 Pep
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Convenlson 34 Dramalscs Club 34 Chrsslmas
Pa 3 All School Play 3 Sensor Play 4 Englsh
E 2 Masque ind Gavel 3 Band l 2 3 Orcheslra
l 2 Glee Club l Cloverelles 34 Mussc yre
WINTERMANTEL JOAN Co Edslor Elko Hsgh
Noles 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Secrelary Treasurer
sr rs emble O c es ra
Harmonasres 4 Mussc Lyre 2 Bronze Mussc
Medal 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Language Club 2 3 4
Pressdenl 4 De Laureola 4 Dramalscs Club 34
All School Play 2 Junsor Play 3 Sensor Play 4
Englssh E 4 Lalsn Award 3 Bronze E 4
WRIGHT DUANE Baskelball 2 3 4 Eoolball 3 4
Block E 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Class Represenla
lsve 4 Sludenl Councsl 4
YOUNG BARBARA P p E 34 Pep Club 234
EHA l 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Band l 2 3 4 Orche
fra 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Saxophone Ouarlel 3 4
Mussc Lyre 3 Bronze Mussc Medal 3
We lhe Class of l952 have cornpleled our career al our beloved Elko Counly Hsgh School
The halls on The hsll have become an snlegral pa rl of us each of us shall yearn for The Tamslsar
faces The happy lsmes and The learnsng we have known here We shall be forever graleful lo
our hsgh school for all sl has beslowed upon us sn The pasl four evenlful years As we venlure
on snlo lhss unslable world we are cerlasn lhal we have been offered The essenlsal background
lhal wsll enable us lo aspsre lo a Tull, rsch lssfe, reap 'she 'lrusls of educalson, and ensoy lhe bless
sngs of knowledge Once more ECHS we say," Thank You'
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Sponsor Vice-Presideni Secre+ary-Treasurer
DEAN HOWES TWEETY BURNER WARREN WALTERS
Represen+a+Ive Represeniaiive Presidenf
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Sponsor
WARREN WALTERS
Presidenf
BOB BOTSEORD I ,A
GEORGIA BROWN
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JIM COBB
TED CONTRI
DIANNE COOK
JULIAN DICKS
BILL ELTIN6
CHET FRANKLIN
EMILY GARDNER
DAN GLENNON
POHOB
MARILYN GRISWOLD
BOYD HADLOCK
NORMA HAMMOND
MIKE MARK
TIM MONROE
ARTHUR MONTROSE
HERLEEN MORSE
ROBERTA MORSE
JUDY NENZEL
GEORGE NOROUIST
MARSHA O'CARROLL
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GIULIANA SALICCHI 'V
RHEA SCHOENFELD
LOUISE SEELEY
LESLIE SHARP
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GEORGE THOMPSON
HARRIET TOM
GENEVIEVE TORGERSON
BILL VAN DRIELEN
MARLENE VAN HORN
JOAN VON HARTEN
BEVERLY STODDARD
FAYE SWAIN
KITTY TENNILLE
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WARREN WALTERS
KAREN WAYMAN
RUTH WHITE
MARY LOU WINES
JANEANE WRIGHT
LEE WRIGHT
LENUS WRIGHT
MAX MARR
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Tlue U. S. S.
Tlue class spiril
lo rule over Hue l-larvesl Ball.
ln Hue main
Class ol '53 leH porl on Hue lasl ol ils four year voyage wiHu a good s
was very slrong Huis year, wiHu Iwo of Hue sluupmales being selecled
ballroom several dances were lueld. Tlue pay dances were luugluly succes
Hue iunior prom, lueld lor Hue deparling passengers ol '52 was very exlravaganl
Tlue Huealre
was lalcen over lor 'rwo nigluls lo presenl an oulslandin la wluile in Hu
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room, Iwo banguels were lueld, one for Hue boys and anoHuer lor Hue girls BoHu wer
Heal affairs, and were enioyed very muclu. Two picnics provided addulional enlerl
lor Hue passengers.
many sl'ar players luailing from Hueir ranks
Tlue sluip luad an able crew, wiHu Warren Wallers acling as caplain Tlue lirsl m
Down in Hue gym and oul on Hue recrealion declc Hue iuniors were well represenl
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Diclc l-lunler, and Hue purser-log lceeper was George Norguusl Tlue luead sleward w
Howes, and Hue luead slewardess was Tweely Burner, wiHu Hue able luelp of Hue luarbor
lvlr. Scluumacluer, and luarbor mislress, lvliss Sorenson.
Tlue voyage was calm wiHu a few sgualls, bul everyone enloyed Hue Hip and books
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sage lor Hue coming year: lor now, wiHu Hue end of Hue voyage in siglul Huey are anxio
licipaling Hue lasl big lap of Hueir journey.
Twenly-nine
MISS DE KOSTER ALLEN MASSIE LARRY FRANTZEN MR. EASTERBROOK
Sponsor Represenfaiive Secrelary-Treasurer Sponsor
CONNIE ELLISON JUNE MCKNIGHT VICTOR BURNER
Vice-Presideni Represenialive Presidenf
FRESHIVIE
To open lheir high school career, lhe Class of '55 gol oil lo a successful slarr by elecling
Viclor Burner presidenl, Connie Ellison vice-presidenl, Larry Franlzen secrelary - lreasurer, and
June lVlcKnighr and Allen lvlassie class represenlaiives. Miss De Kosler and lvlr. Easlerbroolq
acred as class advisors.
The green class has lhe usual amounl ol hagingq rho "E" is now a lillle whiler. lhanlqs lo lhe
underclass boys on Field Day. l-lowever, all was lorgollen ai lhe Senior-Freshman Dance. Wifh
8l members, lhe lreshman class was lhe largesl ever enrolled in ECHS.
June lvlclinighr and Andy Domingo lied lor lqing and gueen honors WCTOR BURNER
al The l-larvesl Ball aller a vigorous campaign: lhe young class also Presqdeni
showed lheir inilialive by selling over hall lhe lolal subscriplions in lhe
annual magazine sales drive. ro win lhe covered Courlesy Day.
A class parly and picnic conslilured lheir social lunclions ol The year.
The lirsl-year srudenls have guiclcly gained recognirioni lhey hold greal
promise lor rheir Jrhree remaining years. 'Q
GRGANIZATIUNS
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EdiTor Business Manager Sponsor
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Headed by Jaclc Giudici, ediTor, The
I952 POHOB sTaTT realized a busy.
evenTTul year, working unTiringly To pro-
duce The IargesT and TinesT yearboolc
Ellqo High has ever published.
This year The POHOB sTaTT was con-
siderably larger Than in The pasT, wiTh
Three composiTe groups - ediTorial,
business, and phoTographers.
To enrich The POHOB Tund, aside
Trom The sale oT ads, The sTaTT ambi-
Tiously sponsored The highIy-produc-
Tive CurTis magazine subscripTion drive
in The Tall, neTTing record proTiTs, and
IaTe in The winTer They insTiTuTed a new
social TuncTion, The POHOB Prelude
Dance, which served as The Icicle-oTT Tor
The successTul POHOB subscripTion
campaign.
The business sTaTT, led by Pam Way-
man, business manager was responsible
Tor The Tinancing oT The annual, and
Through Their indusTrious salesmanship
The POI-IGB I952 sold Tor The minimum
oT 52.50.
PaT Bellinger was assisTanT ediTor,
while Miss De KosTer acTed as sTaTT ad-
visor.
On These pages The sTaTT has aT-
TempTed To capTure The mood and
mode oT The pasT year aT ECHS3 we
sincerely hope ThaT you will enioy
Volume 44 as much as we have enjoyed
publishing iT.
EDITORIAL STAFF
ffandinfz, 'UI 'ci rfgh':---
MISS DEKOSTER, WARREN WALTERS, JIM
GREGORY.
Seanad:-
SARAH TREMEWAN, PATTY SAMON, JACK
GIUDICI, PAT BELLINGER, MADGE HAKATA.
BUSINESS STAFF
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JACK eiuoici, 'Miss DE KosTER.
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CHAN G-RISWOLD, NADINE smim, PAM WAY-
MAN, KAREN WAYMAN, NORMA i-iAMMoNo.
iii pai-was JERRY coas, MARGIE ouN.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Swmcirgi- JACK GIUDICI.
Scaicd:--JOHN COFFIN, KITTY TENNILLE, TIM
MONROE, ENOS ARRASCADA, ROLLIN HOGGE.
I ' p"'.ff-1: VICTOR BURNER, JOE TURNER,
MIKE WINES.
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MR WEAVER
MRS McOUISTON
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BOB JONES
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PreslcIenT
The honorary hlsTory socneTy De Laureola
esTablushecl In IQI6 as The oldesT suryuvlng
honorary organ1zaTuon aT ECI-IS STuclenTs
To be selecTe-cl Tor membership musT T1rsT
aTTaun eughT honor pounTs anol a B average In hlsTory Tor one semesTer
Propec:Ts carried on by The group Thus year uncler The leadershnp oT Bob Jones pres1clenT were
The holclvng oT Two lnlTlaTlons The sponsoring oT The annual Saclne l-lawlcuns Dance The lornT Oper
aTuon oT The hoT dog sTand aT Warruor Fneld and The presenTaTnon oT an enloyable assembly as
well as The selling oT The Sagebrush Saga ln The sprang The Senuor DeLaureola BangueT The
club s Tarewell g1TT To The graduaTes was well aTTended by all
Club sponsors were Mrs McQulsTon and Mr Weaver wnTh Ray Paoli vnce presnc:lenT Jrm
Cobb secreTary and lVlargareT Elluson Treasurer
DE L UREOL
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Srar-d rg MR WEAVER DARLENE RICHIE ALTHEA MORSE PAM WAYMAN KITTY TENNILLE PATTY SAMON JUDY
NENZEL JOAN THOMAS ROSIE DOMINGO SHIRLEY HANSEN MRS McOUISTON
Seeded ISABEL ELIA MADGE HAKATA GLADYS MCKNIGHT RAY PAOLI BOB JONES MARGARET ELLISON CHESTER
FRANKLIN JOAN WINTERMANTEL
NOT pd red MARGIE OLIN JIM COBB
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BOB BOTSFORD
N I p I I d MARGIE OLIN DONNA WHITE
AN UAGE CLUB
The Language Club an honor organlzarlon for ourslandsng Spanish and Lahn sludenls had
anolher lun Iulled year under Ihe dzrechon of Miss Wolfe wnrh monrhly meehngs for business and
enrerraunmenl
The club was gulle GCIIVG Ihls year sponsoring Ihe Iorelgn correspondence campaign and
enlerlng a wnnnang Iloal and slclr In Ihe music Iesruval They prepared and presenfed a unlgue as
sembly program and organized a scrap boolc represenhng Nevada To exchange wnfh a Iorelgn
school A dellghlful plcnrc was Ihe lasl :rem on Ihe club s SI 52 agenda
The presldenlr for Ihe Ivrsr semesrer was
Gladys IvIcKnngh'r wnrh Karen Wayman as
vuce presudenr Kurry Tennulle secrerary
Ireasurer and Bob Borslord sergeanl ar
arms Pal Bellnnger was aplly chosen as
presudenl for Ihe second Ierm whale Bob
Borsford was vored vlce presldenl Norma
I-Iammond secrerary Ireasurer and Chan
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Sponsor
GLADYS MCKNIGHT PAT BELLINGER
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MR EDSALL MR MENTABERRY
Sponsor
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The Bloclc E In :Ts 37Th year oT organrzaTlon added anoTher acTuve and successTul year To
rTs annals Composed oT The leTTermen In TooTL3all baslceTball and Traclc The orqanrzahon as one
T h h h T oals oT each aThleTe Thus year They sponsored a number oT dances paTrolled
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The assemlolues campus and halls and cauqhT and punished The yIolaTors oT The lawn rule
S as resudenT Thus year was Duane Kern as ylce presldenT STan SwnT2e
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ARMUTH, GEORGE THOMPSON, TED CONTRI, TOM FOX. JAKE
REED, LINDY ROBERTSON, MR MENTABERRY
CHET FRANKLIN, DUANE KERN, STAN SWITZER, RAY PAOLI, DUANE WRIGHT
N f Q ' Ld JIM COBB, JERRY COBB, LYNN BURNS
S ara q MR EDSALL, CHAN GRISWOLD, CHUCK
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Presldenf Sponsor
One of The mosl achve groups In school us The popular Pep E club which as under The spon
sorshup of Mlss Mary Heppe
The organuzahon as composed of Iunlor and sensor gurls and The c:hreT Tuncluon of The group
IS Io provuole colorful half Inme achvnhes al bolh The Toolball and baslcelball games They also par
hcnpalecl ID numerous assemblues and parades
The members clacl un maroon slcurls and wesluls wnlh whnle blouses were led Thus year by
sensors Margarel Ellison presndenl Pam Wayman vuce presndenl Joann Paolu secrelary Ireas
urer and Norma Johns drill masler
BARBARA WILLIAMS MARGARET ELLISON
PEGGY ARMUTH BEVERLY STODDARD CAROLE
'AKE PATTY SAMON MARSHA OCARROLL
MARGIE McCAUGHEY GENEVIEVE TORGER
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PAM WAYMAN PAT BELLINGER NADINE
SMITH GUILIANA SALICCHI KAREN WAY
MAN MARY LOU WINES JEANENE HOGGE
NORMA JOHNS BARBARA YOUNG DIANNE
COOK EDYTHE BONACCI EMILY GARDNER
DARLENE RICHIE
M ddle Ro
LENUS WRIGHT JOAN THOMAS JANET
ECHEGON
Fronf Row
NORMA HAMMOND PAT BURNS JOANN
POALI JEANEANE WRIGHT MARILYN GRIS
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The FuTure I-lomernalcers oT America had a very successTul year wiTh one oT The largesT organ-
izaTions in years.
The F. T-T. A. Club, whose sponsor is Ivliss Sorenson, presenTed The annual l'larvesT Ball, and
in February They held The yearly IVIoTher-DaughTer BangueT, which was well aTTended.
ln April The Ellco F. I-I. A. ChapTer served as hosTesses Tor The DisTricT Round-up. They held
a slumber parTy in The gym laTe in The Tall and sTaged a successTul assembly laTer in The year.
OTTicers Tor The TirsT semesTer were presidenT, Barbara Williamsg vice-presidenT, Madge l-la-
lcaTag secreTary, JaneT Lucas, and Treasurer, Barbara Young. For The second semesTer KiTTy Ten-
nille served as presidenT, Genevieve Torgerson as vice-presidenT, Dianne Coolc as secreTary, and
Sarah Tremewan as Treasurer.
Srarafnq, 'eff ' ffqwl: MISS SORENSON, BARBARA YOUNG, VAL DENE MARTIN, JEAN TERRY, AVA CASH, CLARICE SEWELL
CONNIE RUCKER, KITTY TENNILLE, GENEVIEVE TORGERSON, MARGARET MOLDENHAUER, SHIRLEY NICHOLSON, MAR-
SHELL HESS, ANITA AROSTEGUI, DOLORES GOICOECHIA, DELPHINE RECANZONE, GWEN SCHOENFELD, JUDY ADAMS.
DORIS AGUIRRE, SARAH TREMEWAN, LOUISE PAOLI.
Seared:f'MARGIE TURNER, CONNIE ELLISON, BETTY MCKENNON, ROBERTA HINZE, JOAN BONACCI, NATALIE KOPP,
CORINNE SORENSEN. DIANNE COOK, CAROLYN CASH, EDNA KOHLMEYER, CHERYL BOGUE, MEREDITH SCOTT, JOSEPHINE
BILBAO, HELEN GRISWOLD, CHARLOTTE RESER.
Frcr' Rm.:-SHARON PASHBY, ANN MADSEN, JACOUELINE HART, EDITH WRIGHT, MADGE HAKATA, JOANN PAOLI, BAR-
BARA WILLIAMS, DARLENE RICHIE, JANET ECHEGON, JUNE MCKNIGHT, DIANA TREMEWAN.
Nc' pkvfea:-JANET LUCAS, DONNA SNOW, ELEANOR McCULLOUGH, ROSIE DOMINGO,
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F H R -- KEITH WHITE, PAM WAYMAN, JANET LUCAS, DARLENE RICHIE, BARBARA WILLIAMS, RAY PAOLI.
DIANNE COOK, MARGIE oLlN.
IVIASQUE AND GAVEL
The Enqhsh E and The honorary Masque and Gavel SoQieTy conTaIn The advanced drarnaTIc
TaTenT aT ECHS.
This year The requIsITe Tor receivIng The Enqhsh E IeTTer was raised To IO8 hours oT dramaTIc
workion The sTage or producTIon sTaTT oT The schoo' oIays, and ISO hours are now necessary be-
Tore a drama enThusiasT is awarded The CoveTed Masoue and GaveI pin.
The Two groups oT Thespians were sponsored by Mr. TrembIay, dramahc insTrucTor.
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JACK GIUDICI, KEITH WHITE, CHESTER FRANKLIN, MELVA LYNCH, PAT BELLINGER, JOAN WINTERMANTEL, ERLE HOW-
'L-nz JIM COBB, DIANNE COOK, MARGIE OLIN.
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CTIVITIES
Band
Orchestra
Clee Club
Pep Band
Drum Majorettes
Senior Play
Junior Play
Christmas Play
Dramatic Club
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MUSIC CDU CIL
The music council, composed oT The oTTicers oT The various organizaTions in The Music De-
parTmenT, headed The commiTTees on arrangemenTs Tor The Thanksgiving Music Feslival and di-
recTed The TuncTions oT The deparTmenT.
A second successTul year has been chalked up Tor The Band by Mr. Carl EasTerbrook, direc-
Tor. OTTicers Tor The year were: Von Sorensen, presidenTg Norma Hammond, secreTary-Treas-
urer: and Jack Giudici, librarian.
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Music FesTival in Winnemucca. They also marched in various parades and added halTTime color
on The TooTball Tield. For someThing ouT oT The ordinary, This year The Band helped To sponsor The
appearance oT The UniTed STaTes Marine Band in Elko early in The year. LaTe in The winTer They
also parTicipaTed in an all-Elko Band To raise money Tor The Red Cross.
Back Raw, le:T To righT:-DELPHINE RECANZONE, JANICE WILLIAMS, JEAN TERRY, HELEN GRISWOLD. NADINE SMITH, SHEILA WAAGE,
JANET BROWN, JOE TURNER, VICTOR BURNER, MR. EASTERBROOK, SANDRA STEWART, BARBARA YOUNG, CORRINE SORENSEN.
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TANI, DELBERT PRATT, GWEN SCHOENFELD, SARAH TREMEWAN, LOUISE PAOLI, JOANN PAOLI, LARRY FLOWERS, ANDREW HATIPUS
Firsf Row:-NORMA HAMMOND, KAREN WAYMAN, GAYE WIGGINS, DIANNE COOK, JANET ECHEGON, JEANENE HOGGE, JACK
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KAREN WAYMAN, JACK GIUDICI, JEANENE HOGGE, CORINNE SORENSEN,
BARBARA YOUNG, VICTOR BURNER, LARRY FLOWERS, JOE TURNER.
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JANET ECHEGON, DIANNE COOK, JANETT
JANET BROWN, SHEILA WAAGE.
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MARLENE VAN HORN
PAT MURPHY
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TWEETY BURNER
ANN MADSEN
BETH BUCHOLZ
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MR CARL EASTERBROOK JOAN WINTERMANTEL
JANET BROWN SANDRA STEWART
JOAN KERN LARRY FRANTZEN JACK GTUDICI JEANENE
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Thus year was a very busy one Tor all sTuclenTs parTnc1paTnng In The orchesTra The group
playeo Tor The Three school plays BaccalaureaTe and graduaTlon On February 9 a selecT group
oT Tnve sTrn'xg players aTTended The Paclhc STrung Cllnlc aT The College oT The PaclTlc In SToclc
Ton CalaTornua In The sprung all The members worlcecl To malce The orchesTra s parT oT The Dus
TrncT Muslc FesTuval aT Wmnnemucca ancl The sprung concerT a Tremendous success
S Presndenlr Madge l-lal4aTa was assusTed by Barbara
acTed as clnrecTor
MR EASTERBROOK
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Young secreTary Treasurer Mr Carl EasTerbroolc
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KlTTy Tennulle Delphnne Recanzone Mr Easferbroolr
Affon Smufh Donna Snow Sandra Slewarf Shirley Baumgardner
Lenus Wrrghf Clarlce Sewell Jaclue Hughes
Nadme SmnTh Sheula Waage Gwen Schoenfeld Marshell Hess
Joan Kern Carol Guush Andre Berger Connue Ellnson CynThua Cooper
Judy Adams Louise Paola Sarah Tremewan Janell SuTherland
Helen Griswold Corinne Sorensen Rufh Blossom Nancy TsulramoTo
AFTON SMITH Melva Lynch Edyfhe BONBCCI JaneT Brown Ava Cash Joan Von
PresldenT HarTen VIFQIFIIB Behonelr RuTh Whale Joan WrnTerman'rel
Madalune Bull Roberla Morse Janrce Wnlllam B verly Duclr Jeaan Camino Beverly SToddard Dons Fobes Janeane
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R Herlene Morse Belh Bucholz Lola Van Slclrle Jacqueline HarT EdlTh WrnghT Pa+ Bellnnger Eleanor McCullough
Cermele Baralnca
Joan Bonaccl Marlene Van Horn Cheryl Bouge Edna Kohlmeyer Roberla Hlnze Carolyn Cash BeTTy McKennon
Margie Turner Meredlfh Scoff
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A second successful year can be creduTed To Mr
Carl EasTerbroolc s accounT as Ellco Hugh s vocal Teach
Mr EasTerbroolc who has received has MasTer
Degree In Music has Thus year again passed ouT To has
sTudenTs some oT has advanced musucal lcnowledoe
l-le accompanled seven vocal aspnranTs Three girls
and Tour boys, To SToclcTon, Calnfornla, To aTTend The
Pacnfuc Cllnuc Chorus In February
Among Theur accompl1shmenTs The Girls' Glee
Club has su'1g aT The ChrlsTmas assembly, sprung con
cerT, and The DlsTrlcT Musuc l5esTlval aT Wunnemucca
0TTicers Tor This year were: ATTon Smi+l1, presi-
denT3 PaT Bellinger, vice-president and Joan WinTer-
n'1anTel, secreTary-Treasurer.
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SENIOR PL Y
Glamour Boy a well received comedy aboul high school srudenls and leachers wirh a serious lheme, was
presenred lo apprecialive audiences by +he seniors on November 30 and December I. The cas? included Douglas
Pelerson Barbara Williams Jack Giudici Darlene Richie, Janer Lucas lv1cDermoH, Pam Wayman, Shirley Hansen,
Ray Paoli Jim Gregory ly argie Olin Nadine Smirh Keilh While Joan Winrermanrel, Slam Swirzer, Bruce lvlabee,
and Eleanor McCullough. Janel Echegon acred as wssisranl direclor, and Gordon Peferson as sfage manager.
an MR. TREMBLAY borh classes should be commended on 'rheir our-
'i - slanding lhealrical successes, as should be Mr. Fred
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The class of l953 credilably presenled "l-lobgoblin House," a unique mys'rery abou? a haunled house in The
Ozarks, as lheir lirsl dramalic produclion, on March 2I and 22. Joan Von Harlen, Karen Wayman, Norma Ham-
mond, Milne Marla, Diclc L-lunler, George Norquisr, Lee Brunner, Jim Cobb, Emily Gardner, Dianne Cook, Kifry
Tennille, and Ted Conlri were The members of 'rhe casr. Srudenl direcfor was Barbara Williams, who was assisled
by produclion manager Warren Walrers and sfage manager Joan Winlermanlel.
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FRED WILLIAMS, JIM GREGORY, GORDON PETERSEN, KEITH WHITE, ERLE HOWARD, FRANK AGUIRRE, JACK GIUDICI,
SHIRLEY NICHOLSON, SANDRA STEWART.
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CHARLES PETERSON, WARREN WALTERS, PAM WAYMAN, JOAN WINTERMANTEL, JANET LUCAS, MADGE HAKATA.
BARBARA WILLIAMS, KITTY TENNILLE, JANELL SUTHERLAND, MELVA LYNCH, MARSHELL HESS, DORIS AGUIRRE, JIM
DeVORE, MARGARET MOLDENHAUER, PAT BELLINGER.
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TWEETY BURNER. DARLENE RICHIE, STAN SWITZER, CHESTER FRANKLIN, JOAN KERN, MR. TREMBLAY, JANET BROWN.
N- ' piffi wld:-MARGIE OLIN, JIM COBB, MARLENE VAN HORN.
DRAIVIATIC CLUB
The Thespian group oT The school is The DramaTic Club, whose purpose is 'lTo TosTer and encourage inTeresT
in dramaTics in This schoolf' AdmiTTance inTo This TalenTed group is only granTed To sTudenTs who TirsT earn Their
English E.
This one-year-old organizaTion goT oTT To a shalry sTarT This year by mlsplacing Their young consTiTuTion.
However, The deTermined members managed To geT The club inTo running order again by consTrucTing a new
and more eTTecTive consTiTuTion.
The gavel oT auThoriTy was handled skillTully loy ChesTer Eranlclin, presidenT, while The minuTes were compiled
by Joan Kern, The maneoT-power in The organizaTion was STan SwiTzer, sergeanT-aT-arms. The club was also
given many helpTul suggesTions by Their advisor, Mr. Tremblay.
CHRISTMAS PLAY
The main acTiviTy oT The DramaTic Club is To sTage an annual ChrisTmas play. This year The one-acT play.
ilWhy The Chimes Rang," was presenTed, and because oT iTs Tremendous success iT will become The annual Chr'sTf
mas presenTaTion. The TalenTed casT oT This play was as Tollows: Warren WalTers, Bill Johns, Doug PeTerson, JaneT
Brown, Darlene Richie, Tim Monroe, Jim Cobb, Bill Tapp. lv1argareT Moldenhauer, Sandra STewarT, Don TauTer,
VicTor Burner, wiTh Joan WinTermanTel, sTudenT direcTor, and Mr. Tremblay, direcTor.
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CHEERLE DERS
Eilco Highs Ihree cheerleaders, Shirley Hansen, Madge Halcala, and Joan Kern, through their effective and
beautiiully co-ordinaled cheerleading, have greally aroused school spirit in the cheering section and the team.
The girls chose all maroon slacks, and sweaters with a white E, complemented by pep caps, as their foot-
ball meason uniforms, while highly attractive all white outfits, with an Indian head patterned on the skirt, over
maroon blouses, were donned for the basketball games.
Aside from also preparing and presenting numerous sporlive pep assemblies and rallies, the cheerleaders
acted as heads oi the Pep Club. This club, whose purpose is Io promote school spirit, is the largest organiza-
tion al ECHS, with nearly all the students signing its roster last year. Under the supervision ol lvlr. Schumacher,
the club produced an outstanding Homecoming celebration.
Shirley, Madge, and Joan, and the Pep Club merit much praise for their energetic efforts Io maintain the
wholesome school spiril and fine sportsmanship traditional with ECHS.
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HO ECGIVIIIXIG CELEBR TIG
The Third annual Homecoming CeIebraTion oT Elko CounTy High School produced by The Pep Club, was
considered a crowning success. The general cofchairmen Tor The elaboraTe TesTiviTies were Pam Wayrnan ard
Margie Olin, while ProT. Eugene Schumacher was sponsor oT The enTire evenT.
The week-end was crowded wiTh various acTiviTies, such as The pep assembly on Friday, OcTober 26, slam-
ming our old arch rivals, WhiTe Pine. ThaT nighT a Three-block parade oT sTudenT cars heralded The pep rally. Sub-
sequenTly The Block E on The summiT above Elko was beauTiTulIy illuminaTed wiTh Tlares, and a mammoTh bonTire
was IIT on The old aThleTic Tield. Cheers and songs climaxed The spiriTed rally which TeaTured The burning oT
eTTigies represenTing WhiTe Pine.
SaTurday's TesTiviTies were Touched oTT by a downTown car parade, wiTh The Elko and Carlin bands and The
Pep E group parTicipaTing. In The aTTernoon The main Homecoming aTTracTion4The classic TooTball TilT beTween
WhiTe Pine and The Elko lndianskwas sTaged. The coIorTul haIT-Time acTiviTies were highlighTed by The announc-
ing oT Barbara Williams as Homecoming Queen. Her aTTendanTs were Darlene Richie, Norma Hammond, Margie
Olin, and Shirley Hansen. The sTudenT body selecTed Tive upperclass girls as queen candidaTes, and Then voTed
Tor The candidaTe oT Their choice Tor The honor.
The grandiose ceIebraTion was Topped oTT +ha+ evening aT The Homecoming dance by The crowning oT
Queen Barbara by ChesTer Franklin, Homecoming game Team capTain. Many sTudenTs and alumni aTTended
The semi-Tormal Homecoming Ball and The proverbial 'Igood Time was had by allfi
HOMECOMING COMMITTEE
S'ardi"o, if-T' 'f right:-
TERESA QUINTERO, PAT BURNS, JOAN KERN, MADGE HAKATA, GLADYS MCKNIGHT, CHESTER FRANKLIN, WARREN
WALTERS, BOB BOTSFORD, DEAN HOWES, DARLENE RICHIE, JACK GIUDICI, JOAN WINTERMANTEL, PAT BELLINGER.
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SHIRLEY HANSEN, PAM WAYMAN, QUEEN BARBARA WILLIAMS, MR. SCHUMACHER, NORMA HAMMOND, KAREN WAY-
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WiTh onIy six reTurning IeTTermen, The EIIco Indians began Their I95I TooTbaII season wiTh a hard-ToughT 7-7
Tie wiTh The I-TawThorne SerpenTs. DespiTe Two consecuTive losses To The Fallon Greenwave and a smooTh-running
Jerome ie-Ieven, The green EIIco Team reTaIiaTed wiTh a 30-O vicTory over Bishop Manogue.
AIThough The deTermined EIIro gridders heId The WhiTe Pine squad scoreless Tor The TirsT Three guarTers, The
heavier BobcaTs roIIed over The Indians in The TinaI minuTes oT The Homecoming game wiTh a score oT 27-O. FOIA
Towing an easy 39-O win over STewarT, The 'Ion-again-oTT-again' Elko Indians received Their Tinal Ioss Trom The
LoveIocIr IvIusTangs by a narrow 7-6 margin.
In The dosing game, The spiriTed Indians sharpened Their Tomahawks Tor The IasT Time and scaIped a be
wildered I:iIer Team 25-6, Thus ending The season wiTh 3 wins, 4 Iosses, and I Tie,
I-Tonors Tor The ouTsTanding player and Team capTain OT The year wenT To STan SwiTzer and Ray PaoIi, ref
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Indians popifar Coaches I:Ioyd EdsaII and I:ausTo IVIenTaberry.
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MANAGER FRED ZAGA. JOHN HYDE, CHARLES PETERSON, LESTER PETERSON, ENOS ARRASCADA, FRANK
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NOT picfuredz-JERRY COBB, ALBERT GOICOECHEA, KENNETH BAUMGARDNER.
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The Junior VarsiTy, under The direcTion oT Coach EIoyd Edsall, enjoyed a TairIy successTuI season, considering
The Tough opposiTion They were piTTed againsT.
Aside Trom Their requIar schedule, The J. V.'s were TeaTured in Three preliminary TiITs wiTh local rivaIs,
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The Tavored iuniors, who had previousIy downed The senior aggregaTion.
The members oT The sophomore inTercIass squad, all oT whom were seIecTed as VarsiTy or Junior VarsiTy ma-
TeriaI, are desTined Tor a brighi' TuTure on The baskefball courT.
Sdanding, IeTiT To righT:-
JIM DeVORE, FRANK AGUIRRE, DON TAUFER. LYNN BURNS, CHAN GRISWOLD, LESTER PETERSON
LOUIE ALACANO, COACH BOB JONES.
Kneeling:-
JIM WILLIAMS, ENOS ARRASCADA, CHARLES PETERSON, CHARLES ARMUTH, TOM FOX.
NQT picTured :-JERRY COBB.
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CHAMPIONS
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Sfanding, leff To righT:-
BOB CARSON, RONNIE CONLEY, TOM ALTER, KEITH WHITE, ALLEN WELCH.
Kneeling:-
LYNDON ROBERTSON, LOUIE BILBAO, RAY PAOLI, JIM McKENNON, JIM OLDFIELD.
The "Sundowners" was The name adopTed Tor The baslceTball Team Tormed by a group oT senior boys noT on
The VarsiTy squad.
They were maTched againsT The Junior VarsiTy hoopsTers in several preliminary aTTracTions. In This way They
noT only supplied inTeresTing preliminary TeaTures, buT They also provided The Junior VarsiTy wiTh valuable hard-
wood experience.
The Senior Sundowners also challenged The NaTional Guard group in Two insTances To compleTe Their season.
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New This year aT ECHS was The Boys' Tumbling Team composed oT several boys inTeresTed in acrobaTics.
During iTs iniTial year OT organizaTion The Tumbling enThusiasTs limiTed Their performances To appearances during
The half-Time of Two basIceTbalI games.
Coach Floyd Edsall was insTrumenTal in Torming The Tumbling group? iT IS hoped TIWGT The IVWTGHT Club will
expand and prosper in The TuTure.
l.eIT To righT:-
BILL TAPP
GEORGE THOMPSON
LARRY FLOWERS
LESTER PETERSON
TOM FOX
BILL VAN DRIELEN
TOM BREHE
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MR. EDSALL
BOB HICKS
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EDWARD FOSTER, AssisTanT Manager: DEAN HOWES, CALVIN WIGGINS, PAT SULLIVAN, CHARLES ARMUTH, TOM ALTER.
LYNDON ROBERTSON, STAN SWITZER, DUANE KERN, FIDEL VASQUEZ, EDDIE CAPRIOLA, Manager: BOB JONES.
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Ellco I-Iigh's '52 Traclc Team, under The auspices OT Coaches
Edsall and MenTaberry, developed inTo one oT The TinesT The
school has had in several years. They began inTerscholasTic
compeTiTion wiTh a dual meeT wiTh Carlin aT Warrior Field on
April I9 by overpowering The Railroads 7I To 42.
The Tollowing weelc-end The squad parTicipaTed in The
B. Y. U. l952 lnviTaTional Iv1eeT aT Provo, UTah, where Dean
COACH EDSALL Howes won a second ribbon in The discus, and Bob Jones ran COACH MENT-
TourTh in The low hurdles.
Ellco was one oT The eleven schools enTered in The annual YeringTon Relays on May 3, and emerged in TiTTh
place wiTh I2 poinTs. The same day The EasTern "B" Zone lv1eeT was held on The Elko Traclc.
May IO saw The EasTern Nevada "A" Zone Track and Field IvIeeT sTaged on Warrior Field, wiTh The Indians
enTering a Tull slaTe oT Thinclads Tor qualiTicaTion Tor The sTaTe meeT held The Tollowing SaTurday aT Boulder CiTy.
For The TirsT Time, Ellco High won The EasTern Zone Traclc Championship TiTle wiTh 47 poinTs, overshadowing
all The oTher compeTing schools.
The '52 Traclc season was opened by The TradiTional InTerclass Traclc and Field MeeT on April I6, I7, and
I8. The sTar-sTudded senior squad ran away wiTh The lnTerclass Championship by ToTaling 73lf2 poinTs. The
iuniors placed second wiTh 42 I-6 Tallies, and The sophomore Team showed wiTh 33 I-3 poinTs. The underdog
Treshmen group scored 5 poinTs during The 3-day meeT.
INTERCLASS CHAMPIONS
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posed oT all gurls who are lnTeresTed n aThleTlCs
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sporTs The Sensor One Team Toolc The volleybwll and lcclcball chwmpuonshlps whlle The basKeTball TournamenTw1
won by The Junuor One Team
A A was also resporslble Tor Candy selllno aT The baslceTball qames and a well aTTended brlghT shoelace
reverse an e held ID Aprll as we as servlng as hosTesses Tor The annual DusTr4cT A A Playday hed
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Madge l-lalcaT1 vlce pre ldenT Joann Paoll eCreT1ry Norma T-l lmmono und Trewsurer Pam Wiyman
The member oT The G A A Bolrd hould also be oven rredT Tor They are respon :ble Tor The beTTer
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ANN PAOLI JANET LUCAS BARBARA WILLIAMS NORMA JOHNS AFTON SMITH
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Dons Agulrre Sarah Tremewan Joan Kern Marshall Hess
Louise Paoli Judy Adams Melva Lynch Carol Gulsll
M dd Q R Myra Knowles Sandra Slewarl Donna Whule
Janel Brown Margarel Moldenhauer Carmele Baralnca
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Calendar
Boy and Curl ofthe year
Socials
Music Ensembles
Special Features
Junior Prom
Campus Capers
ECHS at Work
The Seniors Long Ago
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SEPTEMBER-
4-School Opens.
7-Field Day and Senior-Frosh Dance.
I5-Eoolball, Elko al Hawlhorne.
22-Eoolball. Churchill al Elko. Harvesl' Ball.
28-Curlis Publishing Co. Subscripfion Assembly.
29-Sophomore Hop.
30-Senior and Junior Picnics.
OCTOBER-
l-Hoosier Hofshols Assembly.
I-9-Curlis Company Subscripfion Assembly.
5-Foofball, Elko al' Jerome.
6-Freshmen Parly.
9-Slandard Oil Assembly.
l3-Eoolball, Bishop Manogue al Elko.
Senior Pay Dance.
I8-Marine Band Concerl.
I9-End Firsl Grading Period.
20-Sadie Hawkins Dance.
22-Teachers' lnslilule.
26-27-Third Annual Homecoming Celebralion.
NOVEMBER-
3-Eoolball, Elko al Sfewarl.
lO-Eoolball, Elko al' Lovelock.
I7-Eoolball, Filer al Elko.
Thanksgiving Music Jubilee.
22-Thanksgiving Vacalion begins.
26-School reopens.
30-Senior Class Play. "Glamour Boy."
DECEMBER-
I-Senior Class Play.
7-Baskelball, Elko al Wells.
I4-I5-Baskefball, Kimberly al Elko.
20-Baskelball, Carlin al Elko.
2l-Chrisrmas Assembly.
Chrislmas Vacalion begins.
JANUARY-
7-School Reopens.
ll-I2-Baskelball, Elko al Hailey.
I7-Eoolball Leller Award Assembly.
I8-I9-Baskelball, Elko af Ely.
Senior Parade
'51--'52 Calendar
JANUARY-
24-Semesler Exams.
25-Baskelball, Winnemucca al Elko.
Firsl Semesler Ends.
26-Baskelball, Winnemucca al Elko.
Junior Pay Dance.
FEBRUARY-
l-Baskelball, Ely al Elko.
2-Baskelball, Ely al Elko.
POHOB Prelude Dance.
3-9-POHOB Subscriplion Week.
8-Baskelball, Wells al' Elko.
ll-Social Securily Assembly.
I3-Conservalion Assembly.
I5-I6-Baskelball, Elko al Winnemucca.
22-Baskelball, Elko J. V. al Owyhee.
Commercial Reserve Dance.
23-Baskelball, Elko al Carlin.
28-29-Zone Tourney al Winnemucca.
MARCH-
l-Zone Tourney al Winnemucca.
I3-l4-I5-Slale Tourney al Reno.
I9-E. H. A. Dislricl Roundup.
2l-22-Junior Class Play, "Hobgoblin House."
28-De Laurola Dance.
3l-Mounlie Monlague Speaks al Assembly.
APRIL-
4-G. A. A. Shoeslring Reverse Dance.
5-Easler Vacalion Slarls.
I4-School Reopens.
l8-F. H. A. Assembly.
I9-Junior Prom, "An American in Paris."
22-Spring Concerl.
25-26-Music Eeslival al Winnemucca.
MAY-
3-Yeringlon Relay-"B" Zone Track Meel al Elko
9-All School Play, "Jo's Boys."
IO-All School Play-"A" Zone Track Meel al Elko
ll-Senior DeLaureola Banquel, "Tulip Time."
I4-Senior Assembly.
I7-Slare Track Meer al Boulder Cily.
G. A. A. Dislricl Play Day.
24-Senior Ball, "Flamingo"
27-Senior Dilch Day.
30-Memorial Day lno schooll.
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l-Baccalaureale.
3-4-Semesler Exams.
6-Commencement
L. D. S. Dance
Girl of the Year
PAM WAYMAN
Vo ed llandrno Srl l llue Year
I952 by llue ludenl ol ECHS wr Purru Way
man Slue deserves llur orslrnclron us sluown
by luer oulslundrnq record llurouqluoul luer
lour years rn luuqlu C ool
Pum lua nol only marnlauned a 300 co
ellrcuenl scluolaslrf ralrnq wlurclu won luer llue
Goo E bul ulso luus been an ufluve oarl cr
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servunq as un ollucer rn numerou orqanrza
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Slue luu been u laullulul member ol llue
rnusrc deparlmenl us wel a llue luonorary
socrerlues Lunguaqe Club and Del.aureola
und was one ol euglul yunrors ullendrnq Neva
Grls Sl le Bes des luer acluve worlc rn
G A A ano Pep lf Pam won llue Coveled
Musque and Gavel award lor luer drama
wor lurs year slue was usy ervun as
POHOB Busrness Manager a rob well done
lrle personalrly your many lalenls luuve lruly
earned you llue lrlle ol Gurl ol llue Year
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Ray Paolu was selecled by llue sludenl
body as beung llue boy possessrrug lluose qualr
lres mosl suuled lor flue luonor Boy ol 'llue Year
Durrnq luus lour year al ECHS Rays mosl
oulslandrng aclrvrlues luave been cenlered
around lurs admrnrslralrve abrluly Beo nnrnq
un luus 'lresluman year as class presudenl Ray
corulrnued lo acl as a leader berng elecled
Class vrce presrdenl rn lure lunror year as well
a vrce presrdenl ol DeLaureola l-le us 'ro be
especrally commended l lurs worlc as lu
denl body presrdenl rn lurs senror year
Ray luas also been aclrve on llue loolball
squad and n llue Blocl-4 lf organrzaluon Tlu s
year lue was cluosen Foolball Caplarn ol llue
Year oy luu leummales
l-le rs al o lrue possessor ol llre Masque and
Gavel award and a member ol llue Saga slall
Cur Congralulalrons go lo Ray wluo luas
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Joan Winlermanfel, Shirley Hansen,
Jaclr Giudici, Von Sorensen, Pam
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TRUMPETEERS
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Music Ensembles
Shown on lhis page are some
ol The mosl lalenled and aclive
personnel in rhe music deparl-
menl.
ll has been lhrough lhe mem-
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lhal many ol 'rhe groups have
been organized.
lhese music enlhusiasls have
lreguenlly performed al numerous
school lunclions, as well as enlerf
'raining local civic organizalions.
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lwelve selecled music sludenls
from ECHS molored lo Sloclclon,
California, lo allend lhe Pacific
Music Clinic. They were accom'
panied by Mr. Easlerbroolc, music
inslruclor.
The ieslival was held under lhe
auspices ol The College ol lhe
Pacific.
Seven ol The sludenls parlici-
paled in lhe 950-voice chorus,
while five slring players perlormed
in lhe clinic orcheslra.
The praclical music experience
gained by lhe delegales did much
lo enrich lheir musical knowledge.
STOCKTON DELEGATES
Loil lo righlr-
Gaye Wiggins, Claire Chaffin, Mr, Easlerbroolr,
Margaref Moldenhauer, Sheila Waage, Joan Win-
fermanlel, Pal' Bellinger, Pafly Samon, Aflon
Smilh, Erle Howard, Von Sorensen, Gordon Everiff.
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Shirley Hansen, Joann Paoli, Jane?
Echegon, Barbara Williams.
BOYS' QUARTET
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Erle Howard, Jael: Giudici, Von Sor-
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N:-' ri id:--Gordon Everill.
STRING QUARTET
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"ELKO HIGH NOTES"
PaTTy Samon and Joan Winrermanrel were kepT busy Through
The year, working indusTriously on Their "Elko High NoTes" column,
which appeared every SaTurday in The Elko Daily Free Press.
The express purpose oT The column was To presenT The high
school news and noTes To The Townspeople and sTudenTs.
PaTTy and Joan should be applauded Tor Their excepTional work
on The weekly high school column.
JOAN WINTERMANTEL
PATTY SAMON
SAFEST DRIVER
ECHS' i952 winner oT The high school saTe driving conTesT,
TweeTy Burner, wenT on To become Ivliss SaTe Driver oT Elko CounTy.
She was awarded The '4I PonTiac sedan donaTed by Bob Carleson,
who, along wiTh The Elko Daily Free Press, conducTed The conTesT
ThroughouT Elko CounTy.
TweeTy disproved The peeve againsT "women drivers" when she
won ouT over The Three boys who were named The school driving
champs Trom Wells, Carlin, and BaTTle MounTain. She cerTainly rep-
resenTs The saTe driving goal encouraged by The conTesT.
" " TWEETY BURNER
F. H. A. DELEGATES
This year The Elko F. H. A. ChapTer senT Tour ouTsTanding
members To aTTend The STaTe ConvenTion held aT Winnemucca on
OcTober I9. RepresenTaTives Trom F. H. A. groups ThroughouT
Nevada conTerred on perTinenT business and many new ideas were
broughT home by The Elko delegaTes.
Barbara, Rosie, KiTTy and Doris were Truly deserving oT The
honor, each oT Them having served as an oTTicer in The local chapTer,
while KiTTy now holds oTTice as disTricT vice-presidenT.
BARBARA WILLIAMS, DORIS AGUIRRE.
KITTY TENNILLE, ROSIE DOMINGO
SPEECH CONTEST WINNER
For The TirsT Time, This year ECHS enTered parTicipanTs in The
naTion-wide "I Speak Tor Democracy" conTesT, which was sponsored
locally by The Junior Chamber oT Commerce, and naTionally by The
NaTional AssociaTion oT Radio BroadcasTers. KiTTy Tennille, a iunior,
prepared and presenTed a unique speech which was chosen Trom
seven Elko High enTrees.
KiTTy Then Triumphed over Joan Sawle oT Carlin, and winning
The counTy honors, received a Tramed diploma and The opporTuniTy
To enTer The sTaTe-wide compeTiTion.
KITTY TENNILLE
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"CAMPUS CAPERS"
Much recogniTion is due Darlene
Richie and Jack Cniudici, co-an-
nouncers on "Campus Capers."
Tor Their ouTsTanding work This
year on The weekly high school
radio show.
Jack and Darlene were enTirely
responsible Tor The deTailed com-
piling oT The school news and
presenTing The enTerTaining and
inTormaTive broadcasTs each SaT-
urday evening.
Radio sTaTion KELK has donafed
air Time To ECI-TS Tor a second
year, enabling "Campus Capers"
To bring The happenings Trom The
halls on The hill To The radio audi-
ences.
As one sTepped inTo The gym on The nighT oT April
I9Th, he became T'An American in Parisj ATTer having
his passporT checked, he enTered The charming French
ciTy, and beheld The EiTTel Tower, The sidewalk caTes, and
The Arc oT Triumph.
T-lalTway Through The enioyable evening oT dancing,
The Tloor show TeaTured The crowning oT Warren WalTers
and Mary Lou Wines as king and queen oT The Prom, Tol-
lowed by Parisian enTerTainmenT and delicious reTresh-
menTs.
As The dancers leTT The ciTy iT was evidenT ThaT They
would never TorgeT Their evening in Paris.
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Carter Hotel
Elko Nevada
PARTIES and BANQUETS
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CONGRATULATIONS
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I952
THIS EL DDRADD CLUB
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KITT and KAY LEAR
J qqs Nevada
BILL and LOUISE LEAR
J qqs Nevada
HOMER ANDRAE
Tuacarora Nevada
ROBISON 81 SORENSEN
0 Nevada
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GEORGE W SMITH
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NEWTON CRUMLEY
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STRATHEARN
CATTLE COMPANY
Box 889 Exe Nevada
OREN E BOIES
L,on+ac+ Nevada
I-IaIIecIc Nevada
ROBERT PRUNTY
Charleden Nevada
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JOHN M PATTERSON
LamoIIIe Nevada
J DAN ANDRAE
Tu Qarcra Nevada
JOHN MARBLE
Seveniy One Ranch
Dee+Iw Nevada
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STANDARD OIL OF CALIFORNIA
EIIcO Nevada
CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS'
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GOOD FOOD and FINE PASTRIES
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CONGRATULATIONS FROM
DR KENNEDY
457 RaIIroacI S+ree+ Phone 439
EIIQO Nevada
P IVI Supply Company
Wholesale
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CONGRATS TO THE GRADUATES
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o Nevada
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MOBIL PRODUCTS
PhOne 348 W Ellfo Nevada
Besf of Luclc Class of l952'
UJELCH RHDID
FINE RADIO REPAIRING
404 Idaho STreeT
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Stephen COmIsh
DDS
EIIQO Nevada
ROOM 204
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329 Idaho She I EIIco Nevada
FOR QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS
and Dependable Ser ce Phone I53
PURITY DAIRY PRDDUCTS
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ELKO NEVADA
CONGRATULATIONS
CIass oI'52
from
Ruth E. Roseberry
Tot 'n Teen
ELKO'S JUNIOR MISS SHOPPE
395 Courf SIIPQCI
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Merkley
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SHELL OIL DISTRIBUTORS
IIII1 and CommerclaI Sfreefs
PHONE 400
o Nevada
H P HANSEN
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Traher s Shoe Store
LOAFERS CASUALS
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Eor Every Occasuon
Phone 895 W 456 5th Street
D pendable Servuce
GIB LANDELL
Texaco
Clrole Servnoe
o Nevada
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WEARING APPAREL
5l7 Idaho Street Ellco Nevada
ABERDEEN COAL
Crystal Clear Orl Standard Stove Orl
and Furnace Orl
Elko loe 84 Euel Co
Phone l95 Ellqo Nevada
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Lostra Brothers
Machine Worlc Combination Welclung
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
Cranlcshatl' Grinding In the Bloclc
235 Enfth Street Ellco Nevada
DSCAR UPVVALL
KANSAS CITY
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ellco Nevada
Compluments f
Hunter and Ralnho
THEATERS
HUNTER 8: SON
o Nevada
Congratulahons Class of l952
Gregory Brothers
Dlstrrbutors
TIDEWATER ASSOCIATED OIL CO
Eleventh and Connmerclal Street
Phone 250 Ellco Nevada
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Papa Mus+ Spank' On a Fence, Mary and Lenus KlHy on lhe Prowl Gel a Horse Cheerleader
and Sheila Mr Jones af Work Puppy Love, Lounse and Jummy Sfrlckly for lhe Bards Go for
Your Gun, You Worm' How Does H Tas1'e7 lsn'+ Thai' Cule Gef Off My Back' Busy as a Bee
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KARL KEPPLER
NEW YORK LIFE INS CO
LuIe Sickness Pxccldenf
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DeVore Chevrolet
Company
C H E V R O L ET
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fXuII1orIzed SaIes and Service
U S ROYAL TIRES
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477 IDAHO STREET
WATCHES FOR THE GRADUATES
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CLIN INSURANCE ACENCY
COMPLETE INSURANCE
Phone I2I2 Box 648
ELKO NEVADA
CLASS OF 52 CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK'
H C STEVENS CCIVIPANY
Department Store
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
425 Idaho Stre t
IF YOU DRIVE DRIVE CAREFULLY'
Pete Walters Insurance and Real Estate
PHONE IOOO ELKO NEVADA
JOHN L REED ROY YOUNG EARL PRUNTY
L1
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Elko Super Servroe
Wegners Drive Inn
JIM OCARROLL
Pl-IONE 432 W Lessee
l39l ldalmo Slreel o Nevada
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BOBO THORPE JIM GREGORY
Presrdenl' Vrce Presrdenf
Bachelors Ino
FRED WILLIAMS TIM MONROE
Treasurer Secrelary
Paul J Del Gurdroe
Henderson Banlc Bullclmg
o Nevada
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IN CGNCLUSIUN XX..
AII EdIIaI-IGI
IN APPRECIATION
TIme IS lIke money The less we
have To spare The TurTher we
make I+ go
These Ivords have a rare sIgnITIcance
broughT abouT by The compIlIng and edITIng
oT The POI-IOB I952 The responsIbIlITy has ----'f
been Tremendous and aT TImes The under
TakIng TrusTraTIng buT IT has wIThouT doubT f
been a greaT InspIrIng experIence
The servIces oT The greaT many persons who exTended TheIr TIme and eTTorT Toward The
POI-IOB have been greaTly apprecIaTed and TheIr InTeresT has been hearTenIng
l am especIally graTeTul To IVIIss DeKosTer sponsor and Mr Jones prIncIpal Tor TheIr under
sTandIng and co operaTIo'I ThroughouT The year The ArT CITy l3ublIshIng Company our publIsh
ers who workerd so harmonIously wITh us Mr and Mrs E I-I Pearson POHOB phoTographers
who co operaTed To The TullesT exTenT and Earl EranTzen Tor hIs Immeasurable help ID provIdIng
many oT The pIcTures used In ThIs annual
A warm expressIon oT graTITude IS due our adverTIsers busIness men and ranchers alIke
Tor TheIr generous supporT
The enTIre I952 PGI-IOB sTaTT deserves specIal merIT Tor TheIr capable and TaIThTul assIsT
ance Pam busIness manager whose IndIspensable dependabIlITy has been a malor asseT PaT
Nadme PaTTy and VICTOF who exemplITIed excepTIonal InITIaTIve ThIs shall never be TorgoTTen
ln addITIon I would lIke To express my sIncere apprecIaTIon To The Tollow ng people Gover
nor Charles I-I Russell STeve ComIsh Carol Jones SylvIa Upwall Gordon Gmswold
To everyone who helped In anyway In The producTIo'I oT The POI-IGB I952 Thanks agaIn Tor
your Invaluable co operaTIon
IN FAREWELL
The book IS TInIshed buT The memory lIngers on
Through The year IT has been our obIecTIveTo TranslaTe The spIrIT oT Elko CounTy l-IIgh School
InTo ThIs yearbook IT IS our TervenT desIre ThaT The POHOB I952 meeTs wITh your cordIal approval
The l95I I952 Term has been a wonderTul y ar TIlled wITh cherIshed remInIscences he
classes The games The dances The lasTIng TrIe'IdshIps all The socIal TuncTIons
The Semor Ball and TInally The poIgnanT aTmosphere oT graduaTIon
These wIIl be The Treasured memorIes whIch we shall remember Through our lIves Tor Though
The year IS TInIshed The memorIes lInger on
Now as we The Semors proceed on InTo our democracy we are dedIcaTed To The promoTIon
oT UnIversal Peace Ereedom and UndersTa'IdIng In These TImes oT uncerTaIn world condITIons
We have acguIred The prIceless basIc knowledge whIch we wIl so desperaTely need In The TuTure
So now we have reached The conclusIon oT The l952 edITIon oT The POI-IOB TeaTurIng our
Tamous Elko CounTy home oT The Elko CounTy I-lIgh School home oT The PQHOB
IT IS wITh deep senTImenT ThaT we bId Tarewell To The POI-IOB I952
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