Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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be Zaqrevla Robert Pearce tTreasurerJ, Marie Davidson tSecretaryJ, Io McBride tVice-Presidsntj. IOAN REINHART, President. De Laureola is an honorary history society open to all who have an average of B in history or allied subjects and an average of eight honor points for each semester they have attended Elko High. Ioan Reinhart was president: Iohn McBride, vice-president: Marie Davidson, secretary, Robert Pearce, treas- urer. Under Marie Davidson, a very capable editor, De Laureola sponsored the Sagebrush Saga, our school paper. Their Sadie Hawkins' Day Dance was one of the best, and their year was topped oft with an unusually successful SeniorADe Laureola Banquet. Back row: Teruki Oki, LeAnrie Turcott, Doris Kennedy, Bob Lynch, Rosalie Enke, Carol Iones, Jack Hull, Loola Wright, Donna Pease, Marie Davidson, Mr. Clutf tSponsorJ. Front row: Charles Evans, lack Sullivan, May Hakata, Ioan Reinhart, Rose Iayo, Iim Guisti, Don Fields.

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Kloclz Edward Mitchell tSecretaryJ, lack McCulloch tVice-Presidentl, lack Sullivan fPresidentJ. IACK SULLIVAN, President The Block E , honorary athletic society, with Coach Weaver as sponsor and lack Sullivan as president, started the school year with tour members, but their ranks were later increased considerably. Field Day, interclass basketball, and their annual zone tourna- ment dance were functions handled very capably by this organization, and provided tun and entertain- ment tor the entire student body. Back row: lack Sullivan, lack McCulloch, Charles Evans, James Wright. Front row: Mr. Weaver tCoach and Sponsorj, Andrew Gialy, Mantord Glock, Eugene Anderson, Jim Moell.

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F I I I I Miss STEPHENSON, sponsor. BARBARA BARDSLEY, scribe DIXIE DYSART, President. Led by Dixie Dysart, president, Barbara Bardsley, scribe: and Miss Stephenson, sponsor, the Pep E girls performed intricate maneuvers at most of the basket- ball games on Elko l'ligh's schedule. Their red skirts, white blouses, and red- and-white pompoms were most colorful and ettective. The girls had tun, too. They presented pep assemblies including a smelodrama and a Mr. Anthony program. The entertainments were corny but very enjoyable. o right: Doris Kennedy, Rosalie Enke, Carmen Gregory, Dorothy Gen' Kneeling: Alice Gabiola, Lorraine Paoletti, Dorothy Burner. Standnnq, loll Theo Henry, Beth Lind, Gedney Gallagher, Evelyn Lopez, LeAnne to right: Betty Detweiler, May Hakata, Io Ellen llamniond, Betty Duval, rtt, Nora Hess, Donna Pease, Rose layo, Dixie Dysart, Ioan Reinhart, Teruko Oki, Yvonne Sansinena, Marjorie Bteroth, Marie Davidson, Bessie Barbara Bardsley. Hutchinson, Adele Mahan, Mary Berrueta, Louise Mendive,