Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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BLGCKE' ' ' The athletic society, the liloclt li sponsorecl hy Coach QSpeetlj W Jfix 'alba N ,H , this year was eaver. The othcers ol the organization were helcl hy the following, liill Smales as presitlentg Ioe lierrtieta as vice-presi- dentga IT-l ' ' T nc et johnson as secretary. lhe llloclt li assists the principal antl the faculty in maintaining orcler at the games, antl in keeping stutlents from wearing paths across our lawns frememher those patltllesllj Their entertainments following the games this year have heen very successful. lelt' to right Tttl Johnufw! rotary, Jw livrrttctey wir'- prosirlcrvl, lhll Snialve, prtlwlemt Lett to right Dil k Shock! lQi'l1arclt'7rmlus, Vharlos iggins, Ray floicoa. 11, 11 N 'fx ,T 1 ILS, If Aix I Aux ---.15 x ll if il lnjx s fe :Cl T N M1 fgixh T T13 Kiwi' s f 5 - it i1.tqs' T Q5 Jax i If QV- i',LQQ,Tff X ,lg ggi! 92 3.4fQ sfml,i,'1'ff Q20 tri s riff e -if t'9tlflZf'O, ,, v K i l iframe LMT' 'K -f 'ffi' 1S.. hf- . -CFSLZVQW , A mi Y X a -L, -. Mm' ..i rf-41 T ' -

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' ' ' DE LAUREOLA The DeLaureola organization is the only scholastic society at Elko High this year. It is an honorary history group aiming at higher education ideals and the better understanding of the history of Nevada. For their project this year they have gathered together the names of places in Nevada and Hled with them the origin and story of the names. J The enrollment of DeLaurcola is one of the largest in its history and con- sec uentl its secret initiations and its han uets were ver interesting and en'ovable l Y Cl Y o J . affairs, The annual Senior DeLaureola hanquet proved to he a most delightful and unforgettable affair. , A. B. First rovv, lett to right' Jennle Tevlell, Nancy Badt, John Blegler, Don Anderson, Ed Julnger, Gary l-lyde, Leonard l-lerrera,, Second row: Betty Jones, Mae Gregory, Cella Maretoll, Beverly Berger, Donna Galllard, lda Bess Sanderson, Betty Jane Kendall, Mary Maretoll, Lllllan Carrlllo, Klku Matsurnoto,, Third row: Mr. Mills, sponsor, Alta Rlckenbach, Franrls Matsui, Shrrley Keller, Marilyn Patterson, Wanda Banks, Catherine l-linton, Lols Torgerson, Donna Forseth, Marlorie Montrose, Ethel Jones, Vlrglnla Overton, M:ss McQulston, sponsor, Fourth rovv: Doug MCVae, Rodney Forseth, Ray Scott, George Ogllvle, John Etchlnek, Lee Griswold, John Patterson, Alvin McCulstlon, Ray Goleca, Alyn Brennen, Milton Badt. Seated, lett to right' Virginia Overton, secretary, Ida Bess Sanderson, president , Slandlngj Ray Golcoa, treasurer, John Blegler, vlce-president X s, I 5 rgy ,QxL,.,?'X! 'fi 6, g Y v - ff T T t ' Xdf A xi l QSC ,S f ---TTT, - ,fi 5 ef X YV 3- -t E sf aff as

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Bottom, right to left Maddltoe Morse Alta Rufkenbafh Opal Srnrthvvtek Dorothy Shangle Donna Gatllard Donna Masste Ethel Jooes Betty Bet: June Davidson Marlorue Montrose Roth Merrlan Eeverly Berger Colleeo Oicarroll Donna Savage Donna Forseth Ida Bess Sanderson Cathrtne l-ltnlon LaVon Shelton Shirley Keller Lots Torgerson lea Glaser Center: Dorothy Berroeta Josephine Urtarte Shirley Combs il Pep HE came forth th is year with new maroon antl white uniforms. Ungler the leazlership of Dorothy Gartefz as president, Ruth Merrian as secretary, and Miss Bowers, the sponsor, this or- ganization aclcleel much color and variety to the basketball season. They marched between the halves of the games creating clillerent letter ftnrmations. The Pep li girls put on some entertaining pep assemblies antl also sponsored the selling of pom- poms and eancly at the games. M. M. Lett to rlglili fXrGlth Nelson, Dolores Bona, Dorothy Garter: X Q rf Fffg' Q,X,jZf va if W 1 Nff el fNyl3ri z5S2s f-we we X4 Je lite fe as mwLNf9l3'?91:.f.fa'2 aD D D C J , ,fn? ::z-' 0 ' 'PEPE