Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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SENIORS ' ' ' Joe Berruera Lea Glafer John Tewell Mary Maretolz Bill Lynfh Lvlluan Carrrllo If 1 X. Milton Bad? Christina Mfllride VV will r Q QQ 5 Gale Hyde Knoela Woolverlorw George Hakata Barbara Killian Bull Srnales Viola Ford Alyn Bremen In their Iunior year this class was one of the most active in school. They almost won the interclass basketball trophy, being d f ' ' ' e eated by the Seniors by only a small rnwrgin Their Prom ' h . . , wit the theme Don't Fence Me In, was one of the most outstanding ever seen at Elko High. They had a Hne class party and pienieg and under the leadership of Bob McFarlane, Iunior class President, the Class enjoyed an unforgettable year. M. B. 'ia' 'fi , N f . 4M -W fam' ' h X ' Srl' PWR I W x. , ' X ,. - I -K. N f V! -EMM X .ff A. fe 5 wi s L. l - 4--5 'A lnlxx V 33 T ., W: LF: - 1 My AQQEL A D-it-5 --Q-W -,QV N, a. 'ommgff A

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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'

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SENICDRS ' ' arjorie Montrose Don C arter Forrest Keirnes Harry Hiatt John Etchinek , Q The class started their Senior year off with a very loud i j ' echoing bang, electing Ray Goicoa, Presidentg Ronald Smith, Betty 7 ,, jj yf jfgp I in 1 Yates, Donna F orseth and Forrest Kerrnes, other oflicers. Miss Bowers , K, J and Mr. Mills, as sponsors, helped to make the year a very successful J 'W J r ttf one for the class. They enjoyed many extra-curricular activities as a J - 4151. Mft J, - - EJ ' class throughout the year. Their Senior assembly was one of the most ' J - - A entertaining ever presented and the Senior Ball was acclaimed a superb K J - event by all. H Ted Johnson John Patterson , 7,,,V ,. . t, ff M 'M' 'y Vex Zz' f fS.,+fK 5 ' - fl 7 in I- ' x x 'gi llijxf- gee -I JN-7 -Tx if fi - X ff MM egg ng, of so e E ?a ee Af ft ,GQEC fn-. ' -rg i rxfrsbo. - - : -'C Y W-5 czgizlll-rwfv - 'A 'M J -:-'.:.. ,,-13 X351 C J - n