Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS E of the class of 26 are blddlng a reluctant good bye to our schoolmates of the lower classes We entered upon our dutles and obll gatlons ln the Elko Countv Hlgh School with our alms and ambltlons dlrected toward secur lng oul diplomas but now that we are about to reach our goal we look back upon our hlgh school days regretlng that they are soon to be over and that we shall be students of Elko Countv Hlgh School no more The purpose of thls artlcle IS to set forth the aCtlVltl6S and attalnments of our class of 26 There are a number of thlngs to WhlCh we may polnt Wlth pardonable prlde One of the thlngs of which we can be proud IS that the claw of 26 IS one of the largest classes ever graduated flom Elko Hlgh havlng twenty seven boys and glrls each one of whom IS a credlt and an asset to our class The class of 26 has been exceedlnglv well represented Walter Johnson Karl Volght Bud Kennedv and Harry Llp parelll four basketball players who are worthy of posltlons on almost any Hlgh School team IH the state Alger Jacobs has won for hlmself and hls school many laurels IH the many debates and oratorlcal contests ln Whlch he has partlclpated He IS ready and wllllng to talk upon any sublect at any tlme and under any clrcumstances Ever SIHCG we flnlshed our Freshman year we have been lepresented ln practlcally every 3CtlVlty lncludlng Athletlcs Student Government School Clubs Debating and Newspaper Stall Our Freshman sear was taken up prlnclpally by the attempts of the Sophomores to tame us and subdue us Attempts whlch bv the wav were most remarkably successful ln almost every case Our Sophomore year started with a bang We had become -16- - N 7 ' ' I . . . .Sy , . . . , . u Q ' , 1 ' - 1 , . in all activities of the school. We have in the persons of 9 l 9 . - ' , ' L . L 9 1 ' Y V tr, Av v K