Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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Luzior G ass VVhen, as trembling frosh, we entered upon the threshold of high school life, it was with chills and forebodings as to the ultimate fate of our souls at the hands of the ruthless sophomores. However, as most freshmen do, we survived the test and began to assert our rights as students. ln our sophomore year we weie successful. VVe had a considerable number in the band, and the most stu- dents of any class on the honor roll. One of our mem- bers, Domingo Calzacorta. made his Block li in track. Graduated from Sophomores, we began to show our power as sluniois. Our -Iunior Prom was a triumph of which we are proud. The Ghost Train presented this year, was outstandingly successful. Two pay dances sponsored by the class were successful from the standpoint of finances and a good time. Nluch of our success is due to the untiring efforts of our class officers: Arthur VVilliams .... ........... I 'resident Robert Blair ...................... ...., N 'ice-President Julia Helen De:Xrmond ..... ......... S ecretary C591 , ,. fi 'X L ai? 35 492 R gl 4:-fr A fr. 4 i 34 if --ff lx Las! at fffffs 5350! C .ffrfl fel' Clinic, .Klrily J f X - ,ily f t, X XM, 'Clif sq, cc K A' If NX iwk. ...V ' RK' t , W' i ll fff. it .W ti, 2 i YQ. ,u p ,kgs X W J: , itiww wg t xf ,p 'ffl 1 ,QA l .x ul ln, i if rw 1

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S0IOlZ0l'IZ0I'6 6155 Although there were many dark and troubled days in our first year in high school, we survived our Fresh- man days and ascended to the position of Sophomores. This year has been a bright and sunny one as we have proved that the name of Sophomore is an important one. XVe gave a successful party last year and have plans for a party this year which will be bigger and better than ever before. Now that we are about to start on our journey as I'pper-elassmenn we hope to prove our value as a part of this school. Nlueh credit for our success is given to our class officers: Norman YVarren ...., ,,,,,,,, l 'resident Bill Xloell ......... ..... N 'ice-President ,lack Bellinger ,,,,,,,,, Seeretary 555 51 W QQ 551 W' M ' Y' 4 ' at aff' WS Q fig C559 as als egg f in 7 R i 2 E X Riu f 7 Q X ,ffl iw ,EG .,.f' gl9 nf! W' ss ff If f lf