Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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YVONNE SANSINENA Attendant. RUTH MERRIAN Attendant. Har eA t Kal! The annual Harvest Ball, which usually is sponsored jointly by the Fireside Circle and the Future Farmers of America, was this year handled by the Fireside Circle girls alone since there is no longer an F.F.A. chapter at Elko High. Making the arrangements for one of our largest dances is noteasy task, but the girls drafted a few senior boys for the heavy work and proved themselves capable of handling the Ball most efficiently. Each class elected a candidate for Queen of the Harvest Ball. These included the senior candidate, Ruth Hulery tnot picturedl: junior candi- date, Yvonne Sansinenap sophomore candidate, Ruth Merrian, and Doris Quilici, freshman candidate. Doris afforded the freshmen their first claim to glory by winning the election and making a gracious Queen. Charles Evans, our student body president, placed the crown upon her head. DORIS QUILICI Queen.

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?ireAide Circle DOROTHY GENNETTE President, First Semester. Fireside Circle, with Dorothy Gennette, Theo Henry, and sponsor, Miss Goicoechea, as guiding otticers, has had an active year. The Harvest Ball, annually C sponsored by the club, was one ot Elko l-ligh's best. They have given a series of teas and lunches honor- ing the basketball team, the senior and junior classes, and the faculty. ln addition to monthly business meetings, the girls have enjoyed numerous parties and picnics. THEO HENRY President, Second Semester. Standing: Loretta Hansen, Rose Iayo, Alice Gabiola, Betty Detweiler, Clara Bilbao, Arlene Mallory, Bette Getz, Dolores Bencr, Dorothy Berrueta, Lillian Carrillo, Beverly Berger, Opal Smithwick. Middle row: Knoela Woolverton, LaVon Shelton, Lorraine Hansen, Theo Henry, Viola Ford, Evelyn Lopez, Delphine Roper, Wanda Banks, Marie Davidson, Ruth Merrian, Dorothy Gennette, Miss Goicoechea tSponsorl. Front rowy Rosalie Kohlmeyer, Mctddline Morse, Noreen Cottem, Ida Bess Sanderson, Dorothy Garteiz, Iosephine Uriarte, Shirley Combs, Dorothy Stenovich, Alta Rickenbach, Catherine Hinton.

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land The Elko High School Band this year accomplished a great deal. Mr. Cluff, director, was a new member of the faculty last September, but he and his musi- cians soon became well acquainted. Their first large- scale performance was the annual Thanksgiving Festival. All the band members pitched in and Worked out a program never before equalled in our school. They presented a Music for Morale concert and Mid-Season and Spring concerts, all very Well received by the townspeople. Officers for the year were the band manager, Don Fields, and secretary- treasurer, loan Reinhart. This organization has every reason for anticipating an enjoyable and fruitful year in 1945. DON FIELDS, Band Manager. IOAN REINHART, Secretary-Treasu: Tis 552'