Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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V .sg N' lb? ,:- r V 5. I X ? ir alrite H J f wg wmv 17 Uniting Ruhy Zunino I mi 'l he C lass ot 'il will soon he the Class ot in hut lwetiore the niernhers take that step, let's look lurk through the senior to the treshiiian year. Under the leadership and guidante ot President Al Moor. the C lass ot' '91 experiented a full senior year. Many ineinhers ol' the tlass showed exceptional leadership in sthool attivities and sports. The tlass was well represented in tiootlaall and haslxethall and in the st hool organizations The seniors sponsored the annual Seniorslfrosh llf,fL'lflO4LICll1L'f'l dante. They also held a pay dariee and two pitnits. One ot' the highlights of the year was the setorid Home- toining telelaration, at whith Pat Turner was trovvned queen. ifiistyr-Om-'S put on the play, 'Nl he Man VC'lioC,an1e to Dinnerfi The tlass partitipated wholeheartedly in their 'klitth day and also attended the annual Senior Delaiureola Banquet. just preeeding graduation they presented their Senior hall. an outstanding suttess. Al Sainper was vite-president. jun O'i,arroll was sevret.1ry-tre.1sLirer1 and 'lohn Whiage and Aloyte Adams were laoy and girl representatives respettively. Bolv Vizina. president during the iunior year, now student hody president. did a 'hang-up' iolw as he led the tlass through a lull year ol fun and tirolie. The juniors tleverly adapted the theme ot 'Dreain in their Prom. An outstanding play. Through The Niglitj' and two tlass pitnits niarked the other main sotial events of the year. ln the sports line the tlass was very attive on hoth the football and haskethall varsities. As sophomores with john Cohh in the drivers seat, the tlass defeated the freshmen on lfield Day. A gala Sophomore Hop and a tiun-filled pitnit were the leading sotial events of the year. john Ciobh and Ethel Martin won the honor ol' lweing the king and queen ol' the Harvest Ball, The Class of '51 vvas one of the largest tlasses ever to enter the sthool. They got oft' to a good start hy nearly defeating the sophomores on Field Day. The tlass turned out en masse at the Senior-lfrosh Dante, A siiteesslul lirosh party and a well-attended pienie, along with an hilarious asseinlwly, were the highlights of that first year. Their tandidates, Al Mour and Virginia livans, were seleeted to reign over the fall niusit festival. jack Gardner was t lass president for the year.

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