Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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151 IHL POHUB thlnklng w h It a dcfxr old world thls was anyh w l was cnjoylng, mystll Inn n ly haxmg Just returned from tht completlon of a tontrut whlth h ld nttttd mt a neat httlt sum of money a d lllylllt, YlUtllll'lf,f llllllltllldtt to do was Illlpi-IIIUQ to enjoy a nttle r at 5.1 l ltnly I almost colll lt I wlth a man w ho wasgust emerglng an a hot o 1 tlllflq' ht cxclalmcd If1t1sntA I Iom Ialkm an' Whtyt on eartl dnl you spung hom From v York I just got ln a c v moments ago and was just startmg to o ot ow are vou and how xs the wolld uslng vou' using my hand as L would a pump handle Just fine' I rtphtd toms ap homt wlth me and we ll talk old tlmes H asstntc l and wt set out for home 'Tom Iarkman was my old chum graduatmg ID the same year as mystlt and hkc myself takmg a dlploma ID Clyll tngmecrmg At college we had svorn eternal f1'lCI'ldSlllD I had not seen hlm SIHLC ffraduatlon We spent the afternoon talklng of frlends we had known long ago of scenes dear to us both and ln lamcntmg the changes that had occurred smcc those happy school days now last and gone folevtr Algy askcd Tom suddenlv Were you eyer ln MEXICO? xe ever w s Well nextherw 191 but lm gomg a1d Iwant you to go wlth me W1ll you? I should certainly llke to I replled But I don t see how I can Just at prts mt You kno v I wasn t born uch although my name lmphes dmlt S me day ft r I la1I up a m I0 t I wlth you Oh you old mlser quoth Tom You don t deserxe to be asked to go anywhere Howeyer for old tlmCSQ3lxC I'l bear wlth vou thrs once Follow me and Ill make you lxch Ill profn se you You see It happened th1s way some tlme ago a bunch ofMex1cans took ltlT1tO thelr heads that they wanted to bulld a rallload down there IH Greaserdom somewhere Accordmgly one of thefn came to New York a short tlflle ago to make 31 angements for a survey Sonehow or other he hlt on me as the .J e to com mand the ucpe lxtlon You'l' need about ten men he sald You will need men who fear nothmg from an adder to abluvald You wlll also need a partner to share thzs wlth vou one who has the ahll I' I ,. 4. V 15 ' ' V 1 1 IL 1 ' v- 1 O v, v L- I ' ' y ya, ' ' J so 7 I ' 1 I ' n I 2 h 1 's :V 1 H l ' . I L' I, in 2 V' ,A ' I 'u 1 , -in 'I -' I ' 1 f 1' cf ' sl X X I v - I a . 'JV 1 - ' 7 ' ' 4 ' fmt l Pl. -fwcll, . bsyvy 1 ,xr I- I ,H . . Igyjr ur' J, ,, 2 l I ,,, . . I 'Q . . .' . -'Y If Nex , ' .' ' ' fh . . t ' ' out I ok jx 1 up. H ' y , ' ' ' .D-r ,' , , , , il I , , 4' u in ., ', --j ., . ' In ' .H 9 H . ,I X n 4 uv 4 V Y I . I 1 . . . , R .1 yn 4. . . 1 . E. U 2 ' 2 ' ' . ' I 1 sf 1 ' ,N . i 3 I 3 . I I K ' 3 x ' -a 1- 2 1 ' ':, Q ' ' 3 u 11 I u , , ' ' H I ' pf! ' No, I .l.1n't belief I 'Q ai A' , ' ' ' v V N ' ' 7, ll ' ' ' U ' an 1 Y - Y Y fs-el ' v V T ' .' ' ' ' it Ia '. o a 3 've '. ill' n or wo, 'll 0 l D ' Y' KC ' ,Y 'K ! 7 ' Y l l ' ' , . , , , , - v , v . . h . , . A . . , V 1. , v ' Y :N . . Y . , I x . .,, . . . ' 'r . . V1 - I X. . l 1 C A ,, x l n 1 ' , Z, 1 . 5 p N . . K , A S .-

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1911 1Hlf IOHOB tultlcs For the hxst few month all went well How we enjoyed tl 1 gla1lT1op1cal mghts mghts wher we all sat at the doors of our tents untll lat hours drlnkmg the beauties spread before Us the balmy a1rlaIe1 wxth the swe t perfume of Tropical flowers the p rfum of th Ma nolla ani tht hmeysuckle the deep green follxgt pecullar to the TTODICQ standmg out IU soft brllllancy ln the soft vvhlte nnnllght ll tenmg wxth delight to the sweet muslc such as only Tropical blrds can make It IS lmDOSSlbl6 for those who have never heard the song of the mocklng blrd to form any JI Jtlow af th meonparable svv elness and softne s of the tones of thls the weetest smger m all the world At tlm6S we would that we knew and loved so well Or we would tell storles or talk of tlmes gone by But such thlngs cannot alvsays last wlth mortal man For some tlme nothlng of great Interest occurred True one of our m n encountered a puma Nlllle alone ln the Jungle one day and lt looked for a tlme as though the ammal would get the best of the scrap wh1ch ensued but ln the end man s sklll prevalled and our man cane out of th fracas wlth Mr Puma s skm And then agam one day Tom and I emountereii a huge bush master In the Jungle and came near remalmng wlth hlm lt was tovvald evenmg whule we were yet on the tlerra callenta or hot lands Tom andl were a mlle or so m advance of our men s leetmv a sultable spot for a camp I was a few feet ln the lead and dxd not notice that Tom had stopped I espled what Icon sld red a gwod canpmv spot Tom I called Tom dld dld not come I turned around to ste what was the matter Goodress' there was Tom wlthm a few feet of a huge serpent and seemed to be enjoymg xt Nearer and nearer drew the serpent Oh why dldn t Tom move' I tried to shout and warn hum but somethmg se med to hold me ha k How beautlful was the serpent 1 began to love hlm Ivxanted to approach hlm and care s hxm There Tom was startmg toward hlm Id go too But sudoenly some thmg broke the spe'l What lt was I do not knew to thxs day but lt saved our llves A couple of shots from our revolvers and one 1 ' 17 'I 'I iv L I I 1 se ' It ' ' ' ,l 5, ' -- sg I. Yi A . L. . , , 3 e 2 g ' ' 1 ' L ' 3 ,Z H i A . K . . . . . .3 .Jef ' .f 3' . 1 e 5 sing, sing the songs that we sang at college-the old sweet songs I 1 ' .- A , V Q 4 I . . . I I , V I I . , . , . . F 3 A . - , . I . - V . . . I . . H Y, ' ' 3, G. 1 . . - ,, . . ' e . . ' ,, . , . ' ' . ' ' . A . . . , v . , . . . 3 If . u . . I I u V v Q u I ' ' I - - , 1 1 , . L nf '