Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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Class Prophecy Class Hrstory The Edrtor of tht World Almanac as he was lookrng up rnrportant data mth vshrclr to frll I pages for the 19a0 lsdrtron found the ve rr an event ful one for E C H S He has found Grace Amonett the ou ner of Elkos rrrost famous beauty shop Paul Colbeck remodellrng obsolete cars for a pastrme rn hrs lersure hours Graydon Drown has taken the place of Father Rrcard as vveather prophet Ethel Bellrnger and Worda Han sen runnrng the most popular soft drrrrk stand rn Jrggs 'vlarjorre Dvsart av. arded the Nobel prrze for the orscovery of a renredv for Strff Necks Henrv Garera the drrector of the 1950 Annual Cock Frght of Nev ada Angelma Graly and Jennie Palene the years stage hrts srngrng Robert Westfalls latest songs Jrss Goreoeehea IS now the rnfluentral prrce regulator of Australran sheep Frances Grandev and Velma Reddrn teachrng school this year at Molrne Hrgh School Henrv Jarvrs and Antoine Prrmeaux runrrnrg the fashronable French Cabaret The Empty Bottle Charles Leavitt drrectrng the Carlrn Polrce Court Kenneth Luce engaged drawrng hrs fourth set of plans for the Elko Hrgh School Gymnasrum the three prevrous sets havrng MeMurtrev present decorator for the Packard Mo tor Company lrwrn Rogers has resrgned as Chief Justrce of the Supreme Court upon the grounds of berng over vsorked Glendon Walthers has wrrt ten a novel Whrch rs the more rmportant the North or the South Pole George Scott managrng the Government Drstrllerv 'Vlable Stateler l-lar rret Wnght and Allce Batchelder now heads of the W C T U Ted Carvrlle now practrsrng law rn Sparks Leah Phrllrps and Carol Scott have con trnued the work started by Hrs Honor Prof Coker Character Readrng Lrllian Paul and Katre Phillips are runnrng a hot dog stand rn Wells Margaret Rutter and Leone Rohwer the two leadrng ballet dancers at the Hunter George Roberts has suc ceeded rn rnterpretrng Ernsterns theory and rs puttrng rt before the publrc rn the form of a lec ture Ross Young has contmued the work started by Brrgham Young and also advocates Thou shalt not use the name of the Lord rn varn Maneva Westfall the seasons famous manrkrn for Poxrot Kenneth Pursell now on a concert tour of Europe Glenna Lang cookrng at the Boyd Brother s ranch Lors Prnkie Hayes rs the polltrcal boss for the Re publrcan party of the state Hayden Henderson is mascot for the United States track team at the Olvmprc Elarne Hunter has Just received her third volume of Sonnets dedrcated to her by Carl Grau vogel Theresa .lauregur has just drscovered a way to keep from blushrng but has not yet made rt pub lrc Grlbert Moodv has publrshed hrs latest book What Cold Showers Mean to the Athlete John Nrchol rs now rn the movres playrng the double for Bull Montana Earl Paul has been bestowed the trtle The Drzzy Dancer from the show The Ladys Man R R In the fall of 1926 the largest class whrch ever started on a journey through the land of Elko Jun ror took off rn a grant arrplane at Freshman after havrng stopped long, eonuglr to defeat the class of 29 rn a Freld Meet The engrne for the plane was of the nevrest tvpe supplred vsrth power by the brains and energv of the passengers nrstead of gas At frrst the plane drdnt fly well as the power vtas latent and not suffrcrently developed to carry foreward such a tremendous plane loaded wrth more than seventv passengers to Sophomore Ted Carxrlle was prlot Kenneth Luce co pilot and me chanrc on the frrst lap of the Journey While at Sophomore vee chose John Nrchol prlot Jess G01 coechea co prlot Alrce Batchelder mechanrc A we vvanted our trrp to be both pleasant and proflt able we spent nruch trme srght seerng rn the realms of Debate Oratory Athletics Contests De Laureola and G A A Kenneth Luce sky rocketed down to Reno long enough to vvrn the State Oratorrcal Con test Ted Carvrlle accompanred hrm and proved verv good at erctemporanlous speakrng Marreva Westfall entertarned herself during the days aboard the plane bv vtrrtrng the vvrnnrng lines rn the Lln coln Essav Contest In the fall of 1928 vve again called our crew to gether and vrrnged off from Sophomore headed for Junror Ted Carvrlle acted as prlot agarn Her bert Svvrnbur ne was co prlot and Glendon Walther mechanic Our propellrng power worked much better as our Journev progressed for the crew had learned to cooperate rn therr work and so achieved new school records rn speed and effrcrency for the plane Class of 30 Robert Westfall represented the hlgh schools of Nevada at the Edrson Scholarship Contest held rn East Orange New Jersev Elarne Hunter was the Nevada Contestant at the Internatronal Un derwood Tvprng I Contest held at Toronto Can ada whrle Lors Hayes won the State Shorthand I Contest at Reno We left more of our passengers at Junror and on our arrrval at Senror we found that there were only forty srx of the orrgrnal starters who had not taken any parachute Jumps into Busrness or Lex sure Some lrked the statron of Matrrmony so well that they left the plane to lrve there permanent ly Others hopped on planes for other schools On the frnal lap of our Journey we are prloted by Hay den Henderson Lors Hayes and Glendon Walther Our plane and the staff of offrcers and crew are vvorkmg splendrdly together and as we complete the four year Journey whrch we have so much en Joyed we brd adreu to Mrss Knemeyer and the fine force of teachers who as expert mechanics have kept our plane rn good condrtron May those stu dents who are following us on this four year jour nev enjov rt and derrve as much benefit from it as we have CB II ' . ' ' , ' ' . - ' In A ,. ' ' . s been lost by the Nevada State Legislature. Donald - , A , Q ' .' H. Q., . ., 30 1 -E. . . '30,

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E .7 Elame Hunter Class of 1930 NW-xadas Champion hrst It xr Tx pnst 1nd Rc-prcscntntlw to Inlernntxonal Type-wntmg Kontf-st Ili-ld it Toronto fanidl Nvptc-mbvr 98 1929 E