Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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FORElll0RD ln eduTlng Thus annual we have aTTempTed To porTray The curricular and exTra currucular acTnvu Tues oT The Elko CounTy Hugh School The depressuon beTore The T900 s gave To The sTaTe lnvesTock possubuluhes IT Then became an nmporTanT TacTor In The bualdlng oT Nevada because :T gave The people a more permanenT basuc raTher Than The uncerTa1n one oT munung Because oT The expansion oT The nnousTry many railroads were broughT 1nTo The sTaTe American lrTeraTure has been able To add To 1Ts pages The sTory oT The wesTern cowboy and many songs have been wrlTTen To commemoraTe The caTTle undusTry Thus we have chosen The l1vesTock lndusTry as The Theme oT The POHOB l953 Tor we real :ze The sngnnT1cance oT IT rn our lives Today We have unTerspersed car1caTures oT cows deslgned To TyplTy The various phases oT The school year AlThough The range land and wrde open spaces are belng cuT down every day by The advances oT modern cnvnlnzahon we musT remember wuTh prnde The many long years oT hard work and planning ThaT have gnven our sTaTe a Turm ToundaT1on on whrch To bunld a sTrong people IT rs The hope oT The sTaTT oT The POHOB I953 ThaT This yearbook wnll remand every sTudenT In ECT-TS oT The common herlTage Trom whrch we all came 2 u s u I I A I - ' I I -4 3 J- . .1 if ' ' ll N

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1953 Compiled and Edlfed by The S+uden+s 1' ElIi0 CUUIITY HIGH SCH00l PAT BELLINGER ANDRA BERGER ARNOLD CARRILLO MISS GRISE Edlfor Assls+an+ Eddor Busmess Manager Sponsor ' o Sw' Cf, V Lf Q ...sw-S1-.' uw

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We The sTudenTs oT Elko CounTy l-hgh School are boTh humble and proud To dec.lcaTe The POHOB I953 To The caTTle mdusTry Thus publncahon honors The hearTy pioneers who pushed Thenr way across an unknown land To carve an emplre ouT of The wllderness IT pays Tr1buTe To The courage and TorTlTude oT Those men women and children ThaT fashioned our lives unTo whaT They are Today The l1vesToclc 1ndusTry has grown Tremendously and wrTh :T The growTh oT The WesT AI Though The WesT seems To be becoming modermzed as long as There are caTTle roammg The valleys and plauns The romance and Trlendllness oT The WesT wall linger un The glorious pages oT The husTory of a Tree naTuon Ill DEDICIITIUII . I. u, 1 I I . - . . . I I -