Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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Glamour boy W- More frosh? H- Alma Mater - Big load, Bill! - F. H. A. at work -- King and Quink!! - Ida - Gruesome fwosomes - Betty - D. B. - Yankee King kids - Dorfy Joonll M, e. , Ax. Nov. 26 - 30 Nov. 50 Dee. 7 Dec. I4 Ian. 22 Ian. ll Ian. I2 Ian. I8 - I9 Ian. 25 Ian. 26 Feb. I Feb. 2 Feb. 2 Feb. 8 SADIE HAWKINS WEEK--Cirls wore pigtails -Loud soeksl--Boys wore costume jewelry- Penalties for those who didnit carry out style- Some went to extremes while others just went- Penalties suspended! SADIE HAWKFNS DANCE-Cals really over- took guys-Fetehed them to the dance-GirI's choice all night-Looked like lJogpatch-Stu- dents dressed as Dogpatchers would-HUBBA HUBBAII ELKO VS. FILER AT ELKO-First basketball game of season-Team on the ball-Backed with lots of school spirit-New cheerleaders full of pep!-Pep HE entertained at half-Score 60-23- Uur favor, of coursel PC DHOB DANCE-Followed game-Music by by Bow Tie Eight-OOFAII CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS' ASSEMBLY- Radio awarded to best salesmen-1 Marguerite Samperj--Rev. Baird told story of birth of Iesus--Clee Clubs sang Christmas carols-Violin solo by Prof. Converse-Everyone happy for school to be dismissed for Yuletide vacation. ELKO AT WELLS-Another victory for our boys-Score 39-26. SCHOOL RECONVENES-Eighteen wonder- ful days of vacation well spent-Not including Seniors-QTerm papers you knowlj-Hack to daily drudgery. ELKO AT CARLIN-Carlin Railroaders de- feated by our team--Score 53-36. VVELLS AT ELKO-Indians kept strong lead all the way-Second and third strings sent in- Score '51-I4-Say, we're all right! ELKO AT WINNEMUCCA-Both games begin like football-Hard struggle-Elko victori- ous both nights--Friday 32-2I-Saturday '30-23. EUREKA AT ELKU-Indians still on the ball- Creat victory over Eureka 67-I9. CARLIN AT ELKO-Indians again defeated Railroaders-63-30. YVHITE PINE AT ELKO-Long awaited-for game of the year-Everyone on edge-Finger nails chewed--Bobcats put up hard iight-Big night for Indians-Indians defeated Bobcats- 48-20. WHITE PINE AT ELKO-Another big night for Indians--Everyone still on edge-Bobcats again defeated-46-29-Indians only undefeated team in State-Flag twirlers tap-danced at half. BLOCK E DANCE-AFTER game--Usual wolf pack at center of Hoor-Not too successful. PEP E ASSEMBLY-Red Higgins M. C.- Block EM skit-Pep En skit-Indians in war- paint-Buckaroos in boots-Tap dance-Songs, New yells-Very entertainingll

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Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 27 Oct. 28 Oct. 29 Nov. l Nov. 2 Nov. 2 Nov. 5 Nov. 9 Nov. I 1 Nov. 12 Nov. 16 Nov. 21 ASSEMBLY-Mr. Fisher ot the Standard Oil Co.-Interesting moving pictures-Well appreci- ated. INTERCLASS BASKETBALL TOURNA- MENT BEGINS-Off to start with frosh de- feated by Iuniors 57-15-Sophs defeat Seniors 28-17. G. A. A. HALLOVVEEN DANCE-Reverse dance-Music by Bow Tie Eight -Many sharp garbs-Hula girls take first prize Qfiuy A. and Bob EJ-Miss Markey told fortunes-Doughnuts and punch-Good dance! INTERCLASS BASKETBALL-Most exciting game of tournament-Sophs beat luniors 24-25-- Same day Seniors defeat Frosh 48-17. INTERCLASS BASKETBALL-Seniors elim- inated Frosh from tournament with score of 34-16. G. A. A. INITIATION-Frosh got raw deal!- Dressed in silly costumes-Exposed love affairs- ARF!--Entertained old members with songs and dances-Big laugh for old members-Refresh ments revived embarrassed frosh!! ASSEMBLY--Teasers tor Senior play- Yankee King. SENIOR CLASS PLAY-i'The Yankee Kingi' -Hilarious farce!-Both entertaining, and was directed by Mr. Grace. INTERCLASS BASKET'ISALL-Tournament ends-Seniors defeated-Sophs victorious--My what a class!!! IUNIOR PAY DANCE-Best turn out so lar- Prizes-Sharp hair hows-Bow ties!-Loud socks -Iitterbug contest won by B. Smales and D. B. --Strictly solid!! F. H. A. TAKES TRIP TO CARLlN-Seven- teen went-Initiated new members of Carlin's Chapter of F. H. A.-Girls shown good time by Carlin girls. POHOIS ASSEMBLY-Galen Millar ,great pianist, entertainer!!-Two weeks of ticket sales -Large crowd gathered to hear!--Didnt show up!-Money refunded-Back to classes!- SHUCKS!!! T HA N K S G I V I N G FESTIVAL-Music department went all out for this affair-the whole school xvfgt out, too!-Much talent revealed!- On to gym for dance--Grand time!! l TI-IANKSGIVING ASSEMBLY-Frosh group presented one-act play-Gales of laughQh-De- ' laved athletic awards for firls Faces beam '15 school is adjourned lor Thanksgiving vacation. W WL. J l L, Nov. 26 ASSEMBLY--School back to regular session- i A rent from Curtis Publishin f Co.-Sold us an . 5 . . . 5' . . . idea. ot selling magazine subscriptions--Radio award for grand prize-Benefits for POHOB- Students good salesmen. .1 xxx Vx Q: 14 nga- Z --f A JFK f - Xl Nfl. I F' X-. ' 'TT' - if ' Y if gflk. KAW - .1 c ' it S P l,igW,l:ff, , Some run, eh? -H George and Rita - Naughty boy!! f- Swing it out kinds! Pistol Packing Mama 3 Picnic fun! -- Shook? Keirnes: Santina? - Three pals ee Knoela and the girls W- Poor Pete! - Say now! f Badt's grove- Pepsi-CoIa???? 'ff Qs ff 1 -if 1 5 f I rj r aff X AX. ,S, A Q X L 5 ,F S? S ' .fiif T rjDk'--' wwf. f 41 fe ..- v b M +-

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Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. I0 Feb. I I Feb. I5 Feb. I6 March March 23 March 30 March 29 May 25 May 29 Iune 2 Iune 5 WINNEMUCCA AT ELKO-Indians still onl Y undefeated team in State-Good team, boy!!- Buckaroos put up good fight-Score 46-19. WINNEMUCCA AT ELKO-Indians defeated Buckaroos-Score 48-25. BLOCK ME DANCE-Good music-Paul Garteiz-Wolf ring dispensed with--Fveryone dances-Vocalists Herbert Lee and Lois Torger- son-Song by several boys-Block E hit parade -Successful! DE LAUREOLA FORMAL INITIATION-At Stoekmen's Hotel-Plenty eats-No speeches- Many new members. DE LAUREOLA INFORMAL INITIATION- Lots of new members-Amusing speeches-Silly looking garbs-Same traditions followed through -Doughnuts and coke-Many laughs for old members. ELKO AT WHITE PINE-Saddest news-Elko Indians defeated-46-34-Indians sad-White Pine glad--Some mad-Too bad!! ELKO AT WHITE PINE-Indians again de- feated !-40-31-Oh, well!-You know how it is! -It's tough! ALL-SCHOOL PLAY-College Avenue turns into Broadway- My Sister Eileen -Under the direction of Mr. Laibly-Best play of the year- Two-night run-Excellent performance. IUNIOR PROM-Theme Rainbow vous - I'm Always Chasing Rainbows -Floor show-Colorful formals-Colorful gym-Fvery- thing FULL OF COLOR!! SOPHOMORE HOP-Frosh Hopped--Sophs Hopped-juniors praneed-Seniors danced!! Rendez- SENIOR ASSEMBLY-Seniors put on side- splitting show-as only Seniors know how to do --ROWDY DOW!! SENIOR BALL-Beautiful theme-Gym all a- gleam--Formals a dream-Boys looked keen- Strictly on the beam! SENIOR DE LAUREOLA BANQUET- Largest attendance-of school history-Sober and serious Seniors-Afterwards delirious Cwith joyF?j!!! HACCALAUREATE-There was an organ play- ing--Friends and relations stared-Everyone knew they were happy-But just a little scared -Beautiful and impressive ceremony!! C O M M E N C E M E N T-Caps and gowns- Diplomas-Seniors and parents showed air of I l I I proudness--yet tearful-Seniors leave to take YPU'. e a!!SfL9hf ?ifIS - !'E'h2f'a 20 UNITY? ? yinfff fine' - JUni0f . 2 Q . V - . k picnic -A I e en rance- very o y's pa - tu ious. - iton's gal'- thclr pines m the world FARILVVELI' 'U'I'!!! Oh, those Frosh again: e- Puddle jumper W- Down to work Daily haul M- M- Pretty HORSE? T -R X rg. ff X 2 V X! ,fx 'J , g gfplq X if ,I xx A ffggp ,X X- wg. -. -f Ax' il-31, -- -f Vi-,Z H ' Cf -..-- J , ,Vid im f fx X K K if I ,fx , 1--Z Nffi -- - , ' -1. Q - - 4 'R -N - ' tx' 1, ' , ,-Q - ' A ff L ,ff Xi'ffS.fR-t -ARD-Q ' 1 . ftf, JW N't t'Tiff bfi -- Q eeeo if A F - S .1 I w, - sf A mi- ,M 5