Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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POl'iJB is -1 The Elko County Hzglv School CN' if-N 'nit NE. of the flrst thlngs the settlers of Elko dld was to establlsh ' by a school system About the vear 1879 a h1 h school was founded Thls school plovln too small a new one was erected 1n I89J The enrollment of the school had lncreased to such an extent that the crowded class room condltlorfs made It lmperatlve that some proy 1s1on be made to take care of the sltuatlon A new chemlcal laboratory was bullt and equlpped lt IS at present the club rooms of the Elko Twentleth Century Club ln I9I3 he attendance a am proved too lar e to be accommodated Wlthlfl the walls of thls comparat1ve recent structure he result bemg the erectlon ot th1s present school bulldm at a cost of approxlmately Sl 73 000 The Elko County Hlgh School IS sltuated at Elko the county seat of Elko County Thls county IS one of the lar est count1es not only ln thls state but 1n the Unlted States There are three other h1 h schools nn the county Elko County H1 h School No 2 at Wells Metropolis Dlstrlct l-hgh School at lVletrop0l1s and Carlln DlStTlCt l-hgh School at Carlrn One of the outstandm factors 1n Elkos school llfe IS the Dormxtory accommodatm both boys and lrls Elko County Hlgh School offers the best courses of study to be obtalned any where ln the state amon them belng SCICHCC Englzsh Languages Soc1alSc1ences lVlathmat1cs Art Woodwork and Commerc al work Also everal mmor subjects such as ournallsm Debatlng Publlc Speakln Cllee Club and Orchestra Due to the able supervlslon of the school board ames Dysart Elko Ed ar Relnhart Elko and H A A ee Wells the school has had a most successful school year There are 163 students enrolled at present wrth prospects of mcreasm the number 111 the followlng years -C B 27 ELKO COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 6 ,x f , , f N W W v . i . 141 A 'Qi L' VOA, yitlyo-it l lwwuan ' ' ' .IQ-:f L - - . Effq 2 , ' , - , g . Q 2'x 39 - W - V' T if - . 0' N s J ,, n A . - o . , 2a.,,44', . 'I . Y. . . . O . U . . TJ D . . L . . c , L A . . . . F g . , . I , cr 7.3 , . o' ' or - CJ ' 3 ' 7 l . . , . . 1 1 g . ff ' 0' 1 :r -a ' . . or . l , Y O ' ' y ! 7 ! Y 3 1 . s sl , , g. . ' Y .I y , g a 9 ' ' g v v . . O . , 5 Q 7 . . . -,.l.

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.effiiixf POHQB 27 ES Foreword E feel that we owe much rn rxtrtude to those who hxve 2 helped make th s IS ue of The Pohob a success To the yy students and facultv members who me lrberally of the r Scott photovrapher who his been more than klnd 'and ffercrous we extend an expresslon of our deepest apprecratron XX e owe very much mdeed to the advertrser who haue supportcd us so lb rallx T C Free Press Publlshrnf Company hrs LO operrted wrth us splend dly ln every way posslble XVQ trust thnt for our part w have sueeeecled ln makmff a book that Wlll be 1 Crecht to the school and to th CCm mumty The Staff ELKO L,-UUNTY HIGH 5 HOOL 8 jfs t e - , 1 W -ff- N p , :nm if ,f 411 mf A - ' ' g 1 ' 2. ' PE is ' S r - g jr time and servive, we offer our sincere thanks. To Mr. F. E. , .3 , r ' ,. ' c l 1 ,D . ' . . . . I, ' 5 1 f 1 ' l e j. he ' ' ,Z ,. ES ' - 2 ' : X Q ' k . . 'V T L c c if 2 ' ' A X . D V Y . C ' C 3 f - 9 c V v Q I 2 5 H' H V Y 4, - f Q V '- .., rv r- , V .