Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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I im Norris running back a kick-off for the Indians the homecoming game against the Fallon Green ,i - mecoming volleyball game—Paulette DeFevre a hit to help the Indians defeat Fernley. The bonfire and homecom- ing go to- g e t h e r They're insepa- rable. The pep ral- ly with the band and the cheerleaders performing by firelight lets pride take shape in the clouds of smoke, and glow in every students’ eyes. It's toasty by the fire, and some people, stand- ing around with their hands in their pockets, wish for marshmallows. Then the football team takes off in its truck, and we all know we're going to beat Fallon. How could we lose? And so it is . . . Homecomin came and wen but the celebri tion goes on . . tj Student Celebration 1 6

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 Sense Sense of humor . . . duty . . . respect They make you who you are What do you do in your spare time? Did you see Top) Gun nine times? Do you like rodeo? ballet? standard- ized tests? hot fudge sundaes? Do you remember the) Iceland Summit, or the Santini Reid campaign? Everyone does something outside of school, whether it’s a choir, a sports club, or going home and watching' M A S H. High school is a busy time, and many de- mands are made on all of us. You’ll remember this year as much by the fads, movies, food, and news as you will by' homecoming and winter rally. You carry the philosophy that THE BEST JUST GOT BETTER into everything you do.