Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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JUNIORS Edwin Juin ger Clara Bilbao H . al Fields Betty Perry Lee Scott Wanda Ba 'wks This class was Widely represented in all school activities. One member, Alta Ricken- buch, was the very capable secretary of the student body. The Iunior class was very Well represented in the varsity. The Iunior girls also were active in sports. Ray Scott Bill Parry Irwin Vaughn Richard l-larmer Harry Burner Niles Storrs E fix. fax, 4114 K , is sh fillkzfif . 1 - c f X ' - K J X ' 7 f , W ,f A K. D X i ', I I ' X -X K ' 'XA Q ' if-XX'-kai ' Y 7 Mfpnfa f I 'qi-?Yi,Y 3,-,-f i Niki. T-, To T' Lam: N 'Clyi':?Y 'll -'- N-glwgiffl--- ' H 'E f --so- T

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JUNIORS Earl Srniraldo DOlly Bell Don Anderson Dorothy Berrueta George Ogtlvre Donna Savage John Barnes Donna Garllard The annual play produced by the junior class was an outstanding achievement. Their pay dances won the praise of all students. The highlight of their year was their most successful junior Prom. The theme of their prom was Rainbow Rendezvous which was very Well carried GUI. Roy Hawkins Josephine Url arte John Murphy Patricia Thomas Willard Olrver Shirley Combs David Kretzke Beverly Berger c Q ' Qs-Pi! fx Fw ' , c c LT' XC all XA 1 ff . 1- T - J c J A m X JK ' l Easier, ,

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JUNIORS Bill Pierce Paul lvlesserly Rob erf Getz Dorothy Shangle Leading them through this never-to-be-forgotten year were Charles Higgins Charles Perry, vice-presidentg Earl Smiraldo, secretaryg Miss King were very active and efiicient ollicers. , presidentg g and Mr. Klot ' Colleen O'Carroll Douglas McVae Francis l-l ammond -:'lfL I O FLW gig! ? M frrx-hir 1253 QQ? fi X 1? ' fn' my :V i rl f sffvijjf 1:95 gg YQ Tw ffl Fw-- Q 1.2-Zip ' . .fig- -'l Q Adv 1- ,,,,,,,A.4 lm 'M e, advisorsg who B. B. ' 3 XX f Ji - F tw fs ' :'.l ..- ,z3 0 ,J C . ...-.?.'N.iw i A1 A...