Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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PoHoB l Semor Class Prophecy me Q31 HROULH THE LONG w1nd1n dlmly l1t corrldor I fol pil ,lf lowed the Hmdu guxde to a Great door that stood half ajar 'Rf V :A Looklnf around me l percelved that the door opened into 7 llsdh .'ifff,15v'4 1 l'uf e room A room sumptuously furnlshed wlth all the lllYOI'lOLl9 splendor known to Urlental skill Prlceless tapestrles adorned the walls Un the floor were costlv ruffs The heavy sweet ness of rxrc lncense pelvaded the atmosphere On belng ushered mto the room l beheld the world renowned crystal Gazer Shahjhen Seated there upon a ru IU the center of the floor pollshlng a large clear crystal Shahjhen seemed qulte OlJllV1OLlS to all else around hlm It was sex eral mlnutes before he showed the sllfvhtest slgn of lJC1l'lg aware of our presence 1n the room At last he looked up The ser vant makmfr a low OlDC15ZlllC6 fflrdecl out of the room l found myself lOOlill10' lnto two black eyes l-launtmg be Wlttlllll PICICID ey es they were thwt looked r1ght through one ln splrlnff a vaffue sense of somethlnff closely akln to fear The f:l1cker1n0 l10fht of candles cast a mystlc Glow over the entlre room After what seemed hours 111 reallty only five mlnutes Shahjhen spoke So you are the representatxxe of the class of 25 to whom l prom1sed to show the futures of 1ts dlfferent members3 l answered that l was Look closely wh1le l lub thls crystal and you shall see my prom lse lulflllcd l looked lnto the cry stal At first l saw nothlng Then 1 mlsty blulsh xapor Gathered and became more and more dense ulte as suddenly as It had appeared It vanlshed and l gazed upon the elaborate 1nter1or of a London theatre A storm of applause Ofreeted the foremost actor and actress of the affe as they walked out on the sta e ln the roles of Hamlet and Qphella lmaglne my astonlshment is l heard famt whlsper from the '1Lldli-ZIICC to the effect that they beffan by playmff Romeo md lullet Ill a small town rn the far West over 1n Amerlcal Of course l recoffnlzed Henry Eddy and Ruth Streeter as the famous players The p1ctu1c flded but 1lHlUL.C'llltLlV mother appeared Un the steps of x lrttle countly church wxth h1s :hm ln h1s palm apparently 0 Q2 ,Liga 4:,,mfs, ,gm V N . ' ' U ' ' ' - 1' ' t 1' ' a as lin . 5 . x 'a wx ,4 . . . ,fx . A , Y 64 - z. X, A-3 y '- 'VW r c ' 7 4 C ,, D ' . 1 . . . . , c c . . . , . - . . J D . s Z s . . ' .D . or C ra D - , h . , , . N w 7 3 ' . A . . . Y c c , O . , . ' D ' 7 C ' . . , , - 'D ' 7 ' U ' ' cr I N ' ' - za' ' za ' v C a :H 9 a ' :N o 3 fr . . , , I . . . H 5. . . 1 - K - . - H . . Y J 1 7 I Q C K 1 V an v ' Q C N y . ' cn o 1 . O. , , rv 1 ' . . . 1- 2 ' ' , 1: an ca C . v . . H . ' rn c . l ' ' A 2 ' , . . A . .2 ' i . c t L v - y

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POHOB Aletta Paul HlSI0l1Cll bocletw Glee Club IOIIIIIILICIII Houma, Ruta Damelle V1 lanbter IVJ ,z ' ' j III Vlass Athletics III, IV ' II, III ' K ' 1 IV

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PoHoB ' deeply enffrossed ln thouf ht s xt '1 txll thm prous freed rn an the pas tor of the church I turned 111 ll'T1lZCl11t,llt to Shahjhen Surely I dld not recovmze Edwln ILa0ers3 Sh lhlhen nodded and before I C uld cease wondermff another plcture flashed before me Ifhls tune I be held a vast thronff of bov miners ffatheled about a soap box on which stood an enthuslastlc orator procleumlnfr the rlffhts of the labormff man Short of stature he was und COIISICILI' lbly more rotund In shap then when I knew hlm at E H S nuertheles I had httle dlffrculty xn recocfnlzmff ohn lVIeDe1mott Then the scene vanlshed and lnstead I saw in absent mlnded eol leve professor strolllncf alonff endowed IH conversatlon wxth hrmself He was evldently much interested 111 1 book he was plannlnff to wrlte on The Power of Mlnd Over Matter lrulv I was astonlshed to recognlze m hlffl none other than jmek -Xlbm The plcture dlsappeared a had the others I saw a dlfmlfled gray halred lntelllvent IOOIQIHO min dressed 111 the unrform of a hlgh navy OmClZ-ll d1SCUSSlD0' some questlon wlth the Presldent of the Unlted States After a b11ef lntervrew he walked brlskly out to hrs dent Harold Hansen The next plcture proved to be the 1nter1or of an up to date gentle men S clothmg store An exclted httle 1 entlemin partly bald headed wearmg checkered trousers and 1 lone bl uk eoat was rush1nO about here and there attendlnff to everybody s busmess but hrs own I learned from Shahjhen that he wa Orval Ames manager of the fam ous Puett and Stranffe Clothlnff Stores lNow the scene shxfted to 1 lxr c ofhee ln the ame l3Lllld1D0' Doa lnff at thelr respectrve desks were the wellthly owners of the afore mentloned Puett md Stranfre stores Roy h ld xttamed a hewht of sm feet two now whlle lrxln h md p lt on some two hundred and forty pounds avolr du POIS Then I Oazed upon a IJLISIIIIIU new p xper office RCCIIHIHQ ln a well padded chalr xt the edxtors desk w ms x man whose faee seemed famlllar Cn lookmff eloser I reeoffnwed h m whom we were onee want to address as Speek but whose present officxal trtle was E. B Stemnver edltor ln chlef of the BIIIUYIIIC Euvle I next beheld a busr seetxon of tht busme s dlstrlet of a larve e1t On the slde of a ffreat IJUIICIIIIY hunff 1 l1LI0'? Hold letter swn y :- O g , era I L , , '- z ' z 3 ' '- . ' 2 z f ' 2 . ' . . - . , . , ,I 3 3 u C J , C x! S, , . ' 5 V t be , 1 . E . . A . ' C 0 :S D . I a ' I z I A ' e ' . ,l ' ,X l '1' ' . J . . . e ., s A CJ 5 sl ' . . I . . L C f L C - - 17 ca I3 :wc 23 ' C ID ' c . ' Y , c . . . Y x f . - C C A n , S e L '. 3 , 1 cs ra 1 e , e 1, , Waltlng llmouslne, and then I saw that he was our erstwhlle class presl- , . . , n ' :I C v H C n C ' 1 o . X E I 7. N Y. . , O Y I . s I S' , - S 3 ' I ' C t ww N 'J ' Q ' ' I ' - :1 tb' D , , A L z 3 ' z z 5 '- , ' 2 f' a .a . A ' D , s 2 1 . - 2 Q ' 2. 2 N- ' A . 7, , T, - A ' . J ,, , :D 7 ' ' D Y :' ' Y K I A 3 -I jfsw I x' D 1 J , .,. D ' 'SJ C: D ' U ' 'D s