Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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11511 IHI4 POHOB x xy 'mir I lf? If at 1 S Z- We xush to anrounce the r celpt of the follovslnfr exchanges Obstrxtr Chllllcotht IWIQSOUTI Porcupmm Rccdlty Lallfor ma Harx ard Al mmm Rulletln Boston Mas avhusttts Ollye mdf ull Santa Barhxra Fallfornla Janus Hlllfflld Callfornla Tho Arrow Broken Bow Nebraska The Vedette Fuly er In 1 una Joshua Pal n Goltlfie d Neyada The Fcho Sal ta larhaxa Callformx The Oasls Reno Nexada The U of N Sagebrush Re o Nu ada Ollye ani Gol l Santa Barbara Callforma your materlal ls well cha en an l your outs are good Why not keep your ads at the end of your papcxq El Tranlto Porterulle CdllfOI'Y112 your outs are fine VWhatA1e You Rnadlng IS not only lnterestmg but xnstruc tue You h uta table of contents vshy not an adyertlslng IH dex Vcdctte Culver Indlana your paper shows great school splrxt Your cuts are fine Come agaln Obserym, ' Ch1ll1cothe, MISCOUTI, your cuts are good, but we helleve a few more would lmproye your paper M w f , .. , , Zo g . X 1, K9 'if W' 'Sf' 1 1 fy-ri, 2 X 1' PX. l' , vw - fo- y 'ssl 'I Rl - H 'f 'YG' ,, ply X 2 you ' W .-L Vggu'-zl,,, l KJ rl 1 X- -X X , s Qu- ,, 45,- , ' 2-Kes ' ' Xb ,f 2 N' -,xg ,--X1 J .xx Lg qfvj , NX. :X 3, Z fl f X, T, rf- . 'J --1 1 X 1,1 ,124 X r' X NX x jx 2+ fx 5 ,-.x,.f 6- ,, I. K!! X W XX .J '. . 3 ' ul'- u ,X ,,,v1 v' ' X - ',u ' ,H xx , ' ' , f A , ., , , Q ' - , 11 , , ' - lv . H ' . , r ' , . , .S . X u, 4 1 vu U ' - - , u H , , ' ' , 1 l 1. ., 1 , J , .,, c , , 41 , , vv , , , , u 17 , 'p 1 - y - f 1 1- , H , V u , I , , 1. vs v A - . v 11 - I J. .. ' ' '. . '1 ' 97 , - H ' ' v f v y v v - - Y' rw x ' , .. , . It I Y f i ,v 1 1 a ' 1 I v . ' 'J x 1 ': , , ts . ' . ' ,J ' ' Y ,- H , . ,, Y. ' . . Y V I I ' ' H , V E . ,, . Y . . . . K 4, n. ' ' ' . 2 vu fm l v Y ' ' ' - N7 ll X 77 ' . . , H . . .v ' ' ' ' V .

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IIII POHOIS January sistlng of about two thousand acre I might relate to you the story of miny haopenings that befell us n our passige throu h the mountains but it In too lone to tell of is Cicero might tell you 01 ev r sin a le s orations qL1lHelE?Ht to say that our ban l separated at Tehuantcp e farther south while qt 'ne my elt among the rest after a short stay on our plantations settinv thin fs in order and irranging for the care taking of the same We soon found that tre e plantations were our most xaluahle assets for they proudeel a hane' ome lncome for Us even under the management of the Mexicans vse had left in charge the worst possible tarme rs Isoon found that I possessed a great longing to return to Mexico and travel over the countxx when I had lei ure to enjoy its beauties The mysteries of the ancient natecs and Montefumas seemed to charm me and I longed to ins estlgate them It was five years later that my wish veas realized We deen ed on Mexico as the suitable spot for our hwney noon my wife ar1dI and for a year after our marriage we spent our time in Mexico sometimes on our ranchero and other times travelling the length and hreadth of the country doing Just whatever pleased us best and enJ0v1ng ourselves to the utmost We had many interesting experiences and although entirely different character from those I hawe related none the less mterestirg and to ire much more fascinating than those wh1chI have realated to you home day when I have the leisure perhaps I may relate them to you C J Lelma had a little beau As cute as he could be, And everywhere that Zelma went, Rufus was sure to he. Z4 fl ' ' ' ' ' ' ' s. ' ' ' , z 1' ' 1 . i 1 gr 1 K' - ' 'N H 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 H r 1 if y 1 3 5' I.l get sri venturesmie as to tteunpt to -ad hi. ' .,. R T' , I K sf, , . , 1 14 1 , ri- ny some relngiining in Mexico, son: continuing their travels even , ' - 1.. , s le ' , f ' ' ' ' , ' ' O 2 ' . '. ns ' ' ' ' -. - -' .s 2 ' - ' 1 x x x 1-A ' ' . V - --' ' , , . . e. l ' lx 1 l i Af 1 'A 1 1 ' ' ' 1 x 8 v ,. , -, u , -3. X ' I I. ' U V L ' ' 1 ' 1 ' I . l X 1 Y ! I ' x I ' L I l , 1 , 1- ' ' ' . I' ' P fm .1 f' , , . f I , . I

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