Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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SENIORS ' ' ' June Davidson Don Duffy Dorothy Stenovtcli Ronald Smttli Etltel lortos Pete Santtna Betty Yates Dirk Shook D onna Forszetli Ric hard Combs Donna lvlasste lack Frank LaVon Shelton John Btegler Virginia Overton This has been an outstanding class through all four years of high school. Getting oll to a good start under the leadership of Bill Smales as president, its lirst achievement was winning the Field Day from the Sophomores. A number of Freshmen took part in the All- School play that year and in the school's first operetta in seven years, Shreds and Patches. Many activities were enjoyed by the class during their Frosh year, including basketball, track, volleybalhiftettnis, voice, band and orchestra. M. B. 23? 'iii AT illiil s., - W ,Jl i S Q ft f 5 X X., .N 1 Xfx 9 f f Wh I N ' li fl Y J Atxfk ,jj S - 1' t I, ,, W1 v igix S ,... 4 WLM 16- N ,L s. , -3- gg: , - 45: .L-- ft- -f' f 2 .f -l , 1- ' ' ' , -1 t f y , 'K Foss M - ' Q, sfff Mer-stef fe? 7 41 sf., !tE2.gfw:f if - ff-'9-gffff-if NfKZ1?z,A ,,.c.L..- -- V

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, JV s ENIORS Sh irley Keller James Pennington x ' l it -ff ...WW Roh Mfraflamn Ida tilfgmde VSOU Dolores Rena R odrwcy Forseth Ruth Merriam Ray Golcoa Dorothy Garter l Z Joe Bell Trixle McGinnis Albert Salls Betty Getz I Alvlri lVlt,Ct1l5tlor1 lvlargarel fxqulrre P ,gf As Sophomores they elected Alyn Brennen president and A I were well re vresented in all school activities. A ain they won the , l g , i ,field Day, although the Freshmen retaliated by beating them in inter- , Q class basketball. An excellent class party in the gymnasium and a picnic at Lower South Fork were enjoyed hy the class during the year. M. li. K M f ll' . ' ii l c K, , 'tw ' ff! QQ, e Q,X,f',i X K G? W 7 f aff 7 l f-fkf , fi fret ee- , XF rw ifwfk-41p 4 .-f rr: ifgfci-'BM' N K fb - di , -. 5.i,f.l'-5-'f' at Ji, - xilw'