Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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Ill HJHU l111u.111 ful year 1f11r all pull togcthel e total enrollment up to :lite l1 as bun lo su. rf xx o ve left mmm' tu le ul emo ment t L of stu eembtr 'lst xetly 10 ft 11 o t 1111111 s yeal The p111c1pal l1as wry l1ttlt to sax concc1111nLr the pcrsoml of the studt nt body exeeptlngs such comments as .111 szratlfwng to all cfnuned Tle grcat TNI-lOlltN ot studnnts hut bean c er ct cons1cent1ous loyal and tlllt 'Ile chul lat t elernent ot DlINOIl'll ends nor ULXL! moxt IH 11111 ru and e su Jort of the publle ntvtz mont e 1t1lH ll Dlllltlllll has founm the studrn body responsuct to XCIV suggcstnn th1t has bun 1nsubord1nat1or1 haw not bean known Vt 11 x l l a c m n1ty of equals vyorlmg fc om end uf TI l tt t ouxselxe and souety W l1 a LJl1llIlLldIlLL l t ha1n1o115 rannot fall At the begmmng of school 1n Qept vse began our plans for some athletlt esents The first qucstmn that pr: cntcd lt elf vsas that of hnances To our freat d1sappo1ntmert ue found that 1 L only we W me vvlthout fun la but that the atl1let1c A so ldfltlll vas deeply 1n debt The Board of EClUCztl0I'1 klflfllfv ecnstntcd to donate 5110 tolvaxd these l1ab1l1t1c and the rtmamlng an1ou11t cons1st1ng, of small b1lls here and thele was assumed ty the As so 1at1on We began our campalgn fol funds and thanks to the en IVY of our eapable Bdslness manager the support ofthe younff m n of th tovvn ba ket ball tea 1 th student body and the publlc 1n ,qeneral these debts were llquldated and the Assoelatlon put on asubstant1albas1s Our events came ffl as scluculcd ret lvl xs resultmg as we m1ght wlsh but nuer the less provlng that we can do th1nf'fs1f we vx1ll Not onlv have we g1ven much attent1on to athlet1cs lut the sehool 3CtlVlflPS along other l1nes haxe not been ncgleetcd A llterary soclety ha b n establlshel WhlCh bxds fa tovm some laur l for tne s hwol Here we may develop a future Demosthenes or Webster or PhlllDS H re some youth may exper1enc'e a grand awakemng to hxs poss1b1l1t1es Let us make thlS organ1Lat1on the S 'l' 'I ' ll .2 ' gf ' 73 X 'V Th . e ' - z z. ll ', 1 'h rn ha , i f l 1 1 't al ' ll 2 :1 the elos- ., 'l mol E9 I De' 1 L. :. exz ' Z1 - ' m 1'- than durin f any mu' I I V .' ' . v , v ' 1 K-C 1 - 1 - ' x 1 -K 1 , v A. ' 7. L K. ,S . . , ' '.' . 1-'f. 1 H 2' -s L' -3 -n gfie, ' ., ' ' ' '. '1 s' ,1 spimit uzfsnucr tcrg he .1 ' ex' . 'z' 'H' - 2.213 th .pg '1 ' - -- Tl' 2 f: l 1 't . 5 rf-.- 1 1 ' rf made for greater harmo11y and efllr-in-nf-y, and eases of an-tual ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' . 'e a 'e ivu as 'om- u ' - 1 Q' mr .' . 'e me enneer of Us ' . it ' 'f ' ' '- ul his ' we 4 ' A G - n ., ' . ' 1 X I I V - L XL . A is l 1 F 1 ' ' ' ' s ga - ' . '- N -', 1o 6 . . ' I-l 1 . q ' A S- CU ' xl . - . . . V V H J - C. 1 1 1 1 n P Q-ti, 1 1 ,-' A... I .Q G 3 3 t es . 11, 3 ' ' . W Q X . . X . . . ' ' . - 1 1 .4 I' ., . a 2, . Q . . V. U Q - . . , . . 1' ' D : 1 1' . ' - ' s ee f ' ' ' r ' es .' c . . ' ' A- . ' ' . e ' .

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1911 IHIL POHOB answered and no word came to the lonely man llVlng ln the lxttle cottage He had heard from one of the scnool boys tnat Charles was very angry at not havlng I'C4f?lVLCl the money and ln a fit of anger had gone West to work ln the mmes All this had happened wlthm a year s tlme Mr Smlth was now thlnkmg of the precedlng year when hxs son had been home and of the happy Chrxstmas they had spent H1 h art relentej and he was now sorry that he had not sent the money and no trouble would have happened 'Vh old man had an unuttcrable longing In hls heart for hls loved son At length he arose and started slowly for the door Lookmg up he saw a man standmg m the door It was Charles who had be n a sllent spectator He had come home He had opcred the door urnotlced and had watched hls father guessmg hls thoughts Lnarl s had struca a rlch mme and returned home rolllng m wealth The father clasped hls son by the hand and threw hls arm around hmm unable to say a word Father and son sat by the flre tall mg over old times untll very late Thls was mdeed a happy Chrlstmas een rom the rznorpctls 1910 oznt E have now passed through the first four months of school the most dlflicult perrod of the school year and have accom pllshed considerable We have all made mlstakes and un doubtedly wxll make others m the future but our mxstakes must not welgh heavily against us We can and w1ll complete a success 11 1 -. A . . . I . , , 1 fn 5 . l . I i . . . . I , . . 'S .2 ' . ' . . . Q I I 3 ' . . . . - ., . , . . . g ,. ' C1 I .L . . D . . , .. . . i . . . 0 0 ,9 0 o 5 i - , - 1 ' 9 9 ' I I . . Y . .

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1911 THE POHOB 9 success that it should be. Your undivided support alone will make this possible. And novs in closing let me thank the students of Elko Countv High School for their support up to date and let me ask a con tinuanee of this spirit during the remaining months of the school year L tus 'nake this school of which we are a part a concrete elem nt of good in this communlty Much IS Justly expected of u let us not disappoint those who are sacrificing much for us ay nik uloxes E982 11 h ve lived among the foot hills of the Ru y Range for almost eight years and until Just a few days ago I had no inclination to climb up and in peaks which tower so far above One morning Shatter our hired man said something about liking mountain climbing I lm mediately began to urge him 10 go with me up to one of the hlvhet p aks rising from the foot hills above the ranch He hung back for som time saying that he thought it was more than he could do but at last he consented Th rext ma nmv bright and early we started out leaving our coats behind We decided that the best way would be to follow dire tly up a sharp riige leading up to the peak After we had I 1 I Q . ., E a ' ' b vestigato the rocky cliffs and patches of everlasting snow on the