Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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Considering Elko and the outlying communities, in some peoples eyes, it could be con- sidered a metropolis. Then there are the few of us who have lived here only a short time and who know what life outside of Elko is like. There's a big, bold world out there and this year more than any other, EHS has been graced with over two hundred Outside new students. It's a great feeling to know how much our school has grown, not only in size, but in mind and character as well. Walking across campus, it’s an interesting feeling to see people that I haven't seen ev- eryday in school for the last four years. Getting to know these people and being able to call them your friends is 16

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Une Two Three Four what we doing all this work for? Bran- don Tueller, Mike Short, and Leticia Saldana sure are good sports. efore we move we get to make a big mess. It looked like a lot less stacked on the shelves. arcia Peters and Matt Locuson are two more reasons the move went so smoothly. Almost no Believe it or not it was very diffi- cult to photograph occupation day. We expected an all out as- sault and witnessed an orderly quiet procession of boxes and books. Students moved books after books with- out complaint or pay, and without bells. Ants at a picnic couldn’t have done a bet- ter job. The brand new look of the Main Building is highlighted by new lockers, oak doors, and real carpet under Mr. Curtis Giles feet. Some will remember the smell of fresh paint and carpet. Other are surprised how quiet the halls are now. Hopefully gradu- ates of years past will approve of the quality makeover this dignified building recieved. Thank-You Elko! 15

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Kris Jensen warming up the bus. Denise Tanner and another clay project, where's your torso? Natsuko Matsuzaki, foreign exchange student from Japan. In even better. There's been a major cul- ture and personality raid on EHS. It's exciting to find some- one who has the same taste in music or interest. Each new person that comes to EHS has something to offer, whether it’s in athletics or having the latest RED HOT CHILI PEPPER tape. Two pages couldn't have possible held over two hun- dred pictures of new kids. These are some of the older residents of Elko and EHS. They are a few of the faces inside. Next year and the years to come the new stu- dents bring the outside in and it makes EHS work, stronger and livelier, each student, each year. 17