Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1961 volume:

fHG m) MR. FRANK STOTT ' «. Advanced Mathematics M.Ed., University of Utah. MISS MYRNA SWEENEY . ' . MR. MATHEW TRONTEL Science American Government Sponsor: SeniorClassjR. S., George Sponsor: Block E ; B. S. Edi Peabody College fqf Teachers. ’ Utah State Umversity. A a V I • • FACULTY •� i « • MR. HARLEY WALLER ,. English Sponsor: S e n i or Class, Thes- pians; B.F.A., Drake Univer- sity. MRS. RITA WILLIAMS Music Sponsor: Chorus; B. Mus. , IJpiversityof fllinois; M. A., University of Nevada. MR. CLAIR WOODWARD MISS LELA WOLFE , Music Languages Spbnsqf: Band; B. S., iltajj State, Sponsor r'Weshman Class, FTA, Lan- M.S., - University of Colorado. guage Club; A.B. , Hastings College. - V e w illbfc cjUA fo Vviwtyour oub'� N655 for gIuVj rtNcl C ASS cliHMt,r6 dot, (, Bernard f 4 to SiUtr it. � Orl£ fc,!-31i£ ELKO LIVESTOCK SALES Office and Yards Commercial Feed Hay Grain Livestock One Mile West of Elko Phone RE 8-5139 P.O. Box 226 Elko, Nevada T% PH 405 YELLOW TOP CITY CAB CO. RE 8-5555 Tom Harrison Expert Care at DR. W. E. QUINN and DR. E. B. CHERNICK Best Wishes Seniors Roof Siding Insulation THEATER BARBER SHOP Hunter Theater Building Phone RE 8-3212 SAMUEL FEINHANDLER Success Seniors of 1961 726 West Idaho St. STINSON-BERGER FURNITURE CO. 440 Commercial Street Phone RE 8-3136 For All Your School Needs See SPROUSE REITZ RE 8-5088 442 Idaho St. SHELL Oil COMPANY llth and Silver ARCTIC CIRCLE Elko, Nevada Hardware Oils HESSON’S I mplements 600 Commercial St. Paints RE 8-5101 Cosmetics Drugs.............-......Gifts Prescriptions QUINN DRUG CO. Right on Idaho St. Telephone RE 8-3121 We give S H Green Stamps Propane Gas Good Luck and PUCCINELLTS Best Wishes to the Class of '61 Appliances MARKET from ELKO ELKO CLINIC LIQUID GAS Our Best Wishes CORPORATION to 946 Idaho St. the RE 8-3111 276 Fourteenth St. Seniors of 1961 Elko WRIGHT Enjoy Good Food 1031 Sixth St. EARDLEY WAGNER’S Elko Attorneys DRIVE INN EUGENE F. Congr atu lations WINES to the Seniors of '61 East of Elko Ross Eardley Propr. Joe Madigan The Bacon Makin' Man” George Wright FRED HARRIS Study hard and you will be sure to go far. ORVILLE R. WILSON Office First National Bank Building Attorney Phone RE 8-5611 First National Bank RE 8-3960 Shoes for the whole family Best Wishes SENIORS Jf 'Jna.A nss Sfioe. J trte. JAN EV’S POLLY’S BI-WAY REXALL BEAUTY SALON DRUG CO. RE 8-3722 Good Luck Seniors Henderson Bank Building 400 Idaho St. Congratulations to the Best The 1961 Class From the Best Branch Store 3468 South Highland Las Vegas, Nevada 251 West Commercial Elko, Nevada Phone RE 8-3103 TELESCOPE HOTEL AND BOWLING ALLEY For fun and relaxation Automatic Pin Setters 346 Silver St. RE 8-3926 MACHINERY STUDENT BODY OFFICERS . ■■ i • • I A� o CITY BUTCH’S SHELL SERVICE LAUNDRY Congratulates the TOM’S ”66” Graduating Class VOGUE TRUCK STOP 913 Idaho St. Elko, Nevada CLEANERS Expert Lubrication Phone RE 8-3712 Call RE 8-5156 to have them pick up your laundry. Tires... Batteries... Accessories HUNTER THEATER Congratulations The Best in Entertainment Better Values W. C. MOELL CO. to the Seniors from 429 Railroad St. RE 8-5840 HESSELL’S STANDARD OIL CO. LEO’S RADIATOR SHOP congratulates the class of 1961 D D FLYING A SERVICE Propr. Dave Dorsel Reynolds Best of Luck to the Seniors 1211 Idaho St. RE 8-5822 385 Court St. RE 8-3516 SAFEWAY’S Good Luck Seniors West of Elko Wishes Success to the Seniors SILVER DOLLAR in all 400 Commercial St. the years RE 8-9112 to come. 560 Idaho St. in THE NEVADA BANK OF COMMERCE in Elko On the corner of Fourth and Railroad Streets Phone RE 8-3166 Our sincere congratulations to the Class of '61 ELKO TRANSFER AND STORAGE Furniture Appliances Guns Spring Equipment Sporting Implements Delbert Paul Congratulations to the Future Farmers of America graduates ELKO REAL ESTATE 465 Fourth St. Elko See us for your ranch and farm loans it ELKO INDEPENDENT LASS N' LADY DRESS SHOP W Congratulations to the Graduates We print your 'POW WOW'. Good Luck Seniors STAMPEDE MOTEL Elko 129 W. Idaho St. RE 8-5631 GOOD LUCK SENIORS HUGH D. HcMlILIEN Cf4LTCC Real Estate Insurance Ranch Loans Ranches a Specialty 467 Idaho Street Elko, Nevada Ph. REpublic 8-3414 BOB MINSHEW Distributor P. O. Box 936 Elko, Nevada Meadow Gold Dairy Products 572 River St. Birdseye Frozen Foods Phone RE 8-5061 Congratulations Best Wishes from VAUGHAN AND HULL Attorneys at Law 518 Idaho St. Robert O. Vaughan Jack E. Hull Gas Diesel Congratulations to the Class CARL’S of 1961 COMMERCIAL REPAIR SHOP ROGER BEAUTY SALON 408 Douglas St. TIRE SERVICE 420 Idaho St. Day RE 8-6124 West of Elko Phone RE 8-3620 Night RE 8-5320 Phone RE 8-5744 Where you can get things for the Father Mother Children Prompt, Friendly Service at 7 Up and Mission Beverage Dairy Products Chism Ice Cream WESTERN AUTO OUR STORE PURITY DAIRY 1051 Fifth St. 452 Idaho St. Elko, Nevada 476 12th Street RE 8-6545 RE 8-6418 BIG ELKO HIGH BOOSTERS COMMERCIAL HOTEL HOME OF THE BIG BEAR RANCHINN HOME OF BIG ENTERTAINMENT RED ELLIS SID WENNER OWNERS Student Council Election Board BACk'rOW: L. Lipparelli, E. Williams, B. Hawk, ]. Santana, f. Peterson, P. Neff, D. Scott, M. Brust. • m SECOND ROW: A. Moren, C. Lino, J. Wilkerson, R. Mitchell, D.. J3odd, V. Bfetti. THIRD ROW: L. . Bilbao, D. Devore, V. Rogers, L. Larson, M. Ellison, K. Feasel. FOURTH RQW: J. (Sonzales, T. Marks, • V. Olabarria, M. Lipparelli, P. Harrison, B. Sawyer. .FIFTH ROW: p. Jansen, D, Wallace, S. Bums, • „ %jV. rost, L. Lyons,?R. Jayo, M. Lipparelli,«R. Echdgaray . , M. Holmes, B. Hessel, C. Rtose, J. Peterson, R. Jayo, V. Frost, L. Lyons, M. Lipparelli. • WE are behind you ELKO HIGH Congratulations to the Class of '61 ROADSIDE MARKET CLUNY'S 386 5th St. S. 5th St. RE 8-5460 The House of Charm” Congratulations “Office Supplies to the Stationery Class of '61 Gifts from News ELKO SHOE STORE LUNDBERG'S Jack Williams, Prop. 475 Fourth Street Elko, Nevada Meet Your Ranchers at LEOJ. PUCCINELLI Attorney at Law THE PALM Henderson Bank Building Pete Brust Phone RE 8-5414 DR. L. D. SMITH Congratulations to the Class of 1961 Success Good Luck P. M. SUPPLY CO. to the Seniors 303 Third Street RE 8-5412 Elko, Nevada Henderson Bank Building Compliments of MANN AND SCOTT Attorneys CURTIS ADJUSTMENT SERVICE Insurance Adjuster Hunter Building RE 8-5158 McCLURE PLUMBING HEATING 524 Commercial St. RE 8-3815 Phone RE 8-5022 ELKO SEWING MACHINE CENTER 395 Court St. Authorized Westinghouse GREGORY ELECTRIC 329 Fifth St. Sales Elko, Nevada Service Elko's Complete Family Store ELKO GENERAL MERCHANDISE 416 Idaho St. RE 8-3295 521 Idaho St. Elko COTTAGE CAFE LOSTRA BROTHER’S MACHINE SHOP Automotive General Machine Work Welder Heavy Duty Wrecker-Crane LUIGI’S PERALDO DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC. Distributors for Coca-Cola and Canada Dry Beverages RE 8-5147 131 Main St. ELKO FLOOR COVERING FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings 570-576 Commercial St. Elko, Nevada 506 Fifth Street BURN’S FUNERAL HOME RE 8-5111 367 Idaho St. RE 8-5060 ALPINE GLASS COMPANY Glass of all kinds for every purpose TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY Phone RE 8-3442 11th and Commercial St. Lumber Rock Products Building Materials Millwork Tools Pabco Paints Coal ELKO LUMBER COMPANY Best Wishes Expert Service Joseph o. McDaniel at Elko County District Attorney TAUFER'S Court House Elko 638 Commercial RE 8-5626 HOME BAKERY «. +Diesel Fuel Congratulates General Auto Repair the EL RICCO SERVICE Seniors of '60 West of Elko MORRIS F. GALLAGHER, D. D. S. THOMAS H. GALLAGHER, D.D.S. HARRY M. GALLAGHER, D. D. S. Welding General Works ELKO BLACKSMITH SHOP GALLAGHER OFFICES Congratulations Seniors Cliff Peart's Whether your upholstering RANCHINN BEAUTY SALON needs are big or small, Ready to Accommodate for take them to Complete Beauty Care MADDEN UPHOLSTERY Call RE 8-3609 852 Idaho St. They'll be glad to take care of them Superb Foodd-Gtadous Service — WONDERFUL , TIME NEWTCRUMLEY5 0 ,, .,r . 0 . UOUDAY = food+Gtacious Service HEWTCRUMLEYS H0UDAY= WONDERFULTlM E nil The place to go... in Reno JYewt Crumley's □mDnQniD in T)owntown Reno tr SINGLE ROOMS FROM $8 • DOUBLE ROOMS FROM $12 • FREE PARKING IN LOWER LEVEL GARAGE For all your school trips see us! SLIM OLSON’S West of Elko Phone RE 8-9508 VELVET ICE CREAM AND PENNEYS DAIRY PRODUCTS Shop And Has the Milk on Save your table Velvet on the label? Oboy! A picnic! The Unguided Miss' .. . Or the Misguided Seniors!! ! !! Congratulations to all the Students of E. H. S. Good Luck to the Graduates KELK ELKO BROADCASTING COMPANY To the Faculty and Students KELK is Your Radio Station Available for your use at Any Time 1. A couple of frosh. 2. Hi there, Mr. Gronik! 3. Vickie Betti, Girl Scout. 4. A formal dance--some time ago! 5. Chrys Paoletti--glamour girl!! 6. Allen Moren or Dr. Watson? 7. Is that really you, Janice? 8. Tee hee! J Radio-TV Sales Service Refrigeration Installation Congratulations B1ANCANI SALES and Best Wishes AND SERVICE Seniors of 1961 Refrigeration and Radio CHARLES B. EVANS, JR. Service Engineering since 1919 Elko, Nevada Say Peaches. What's so funny? Cheerleader Karen. Junior Prom, 1960. Who's taller? New hat? What is it, gals? Phone RE 8 -5415 HARMON’S UNION 76 MYRLIN’S U. S. Royal Tires BEAUTY SHOP 927 Idaho Street Pick-up Delivery 777 Idaho Street RE 8-3535 K V V' ■ „ , . . , Surprised, Karen? Roughing it! All that's changed is the beverage! It's someone's birthday. Bathing Beauty. Frog hunting? Howdy, Kathi! r P. Don Smith Kerry W. Scientist Sweeney. Little Lisa P. Joed and Connie. Business Manager's Message June, 1961 Virginia Frost had done a «splendid job of gathering all these memories cfnd putting them into the 1961 yearbook. Frosty's enthusiasm and'unique ideas have indeed qiade this ond.of the .best Pohobs ever. Lina Bilbao has been an outstanding assistant editor aRd’should-Jte'congraflj-- lated. Best of luck next year, Lina. I know you too will do a wonderful job. , , • • • Many thanks to assistant, Mar£ Harris. The willing help you gave me was deeply appreciated. % • 1 • , • • «• . . ( • . A mere- thank you” could never sufficierftly express� the staff's gratitude for Miss Grise's help. Had it not been for your p tienqe and your readiness with advice, suggest- ions, and assistance,- the Pqhob could never have become a reality. 1 f . � « Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fox should be commended on their excellent photography. The qua- lity of a yearbook's pictures do muoh to make it wlTatfit is. A special thanks goe6 to our advertisers, for their support made the 1961 Pohob pos- sible. 5 « . ( , Sit-back and relax now with this Annual and recall all the pleasaftt experierfces of the past year. , clXju'cuU Valerie Olabarria Business Manager .. To: EHS Student Body . , • 4 The seniors will soon bQ leaving Elko High School aryl stepping into a new way of life. It’will not Be long before the other students, too, will be stand- ing outhe threshold of graduation, ready to’«say goodbye to their alma mater. T$iere will be m ny memories of friends and go d times that these students will want to hold forevsr. Our Pohob will re- call all of thes£ foments v • P 9 I SENIORS ; ■ ' ' Richard Edhegpray....... . President• Jay Peterson J '. . . . . . . Vice-President Molly McKinley................Secretary Darlene Montrose r'easut'er John Wilkerson-......Boy Representative Marie Lipparelli .... Girl Representative • « • - e� 9 % « 4! ♦ 'i LINDA BARRON ' ROSE ELLEN BARRY GENJLBARTORELLJ % 1) % i ,1 • � k RICHARD E ; HE GARAY • « BARBARA EDISON. k KAREN ELLSBURY PHYLLIS ERWIN NORMA ESCALANTE — - M Mm 17 % « Foreword Graduation from high school is a milestone we pass only once, and in most cases it is an event students dream about often, anticipating eagerly the new experiences it brings and the maturity and responsibility it signifies. But graduation also means leaving many good things behind, and when it is all over and we are high school students no longer, the good times we enjoyed in high school will be only treasured memories. The dances, the classes, the games, the assemblies, even the homework--all will be remembered, but no longer participated in. And yet these precious, all-too-short moments can easily be recaptured in future years. Many times, members of the gang will get together to reminisce and re- live their high school days. Perhaps someone will bring forth an old yearbook, and the pictures on its pages will come magically to life as we laugh over the wonderful things we did together when we were young. The staff of the 1961 Pohob sincerely wishes that you may derive many hours of pleasure and satisfaction from leisurely journeys through its pages, and that it may always bring to you many happy memories of the year 1960-61 at Elko High School. ■ MIKE LIPPARELLI LEE LYON sue McAllister • 0 $ v «I X ' « � •v 1 ‘ r • ELIZABETH STONER BRIAN STOWELL JIM TALLEY- tT KAREN WORLINE . RON WORTHINGTON f r 1 .f i The Seniors Soon, we the class of '61 will be leaving the(cqrridors of E� H.S. As wec leave, we can look back and remember all the fun we’enjoyed. . — c . To make sure that we would have an outstanding year, we elected Richtefd JJchegaray as our President; Jay Veter on as Vice President; Molly McKinley, Secretary; Darlene Montrose, Treasurer; Marie Lipparelli, Qirl Representative; and John WlUce rsorr, Boy' Representative. , . •'' • ' • We«lscyiad the hones: of having all- Senior uclent;Jx dy„ officers. They were Lee Lyon, Student Body President; Ray Ja o, Student Body Vice President; Virginia Eros Student Body Stecretary; and Mike Lipparelli, Student Body Treasurer. Other important pogrtions held by seniors included Virginia Frost as Editor of the •P h� b; Dixi ,' DeVore, Editor of the PowWow; Jfaren Feasel and Blair Sawyer, varsity cheerleaders; and Valerie Olatferria, Business Manager of the Pohob. Vajprie also had + the honor of being Mi s Elko County for 1960-61 • Last yea pur Junior Prom, Misty, and our Junior Class Play, Ttfe Unguided Miss,' W ere very-.suacessful and will long be remembered. Our Senior Ball, Faptasi ,, waS • also a big hif. . « r : ® • „ Our class, during ajl our four yeurs of high schooL was also well represented in scholastic ability, athletics, tfrg£fnizations, and in the music department. • - So, as we watch th£ doors of’ Elko High School close behind tis, w6 can look back on 4 ur high school days with a deep sense of satisfaction and accomplishment. % - • V vSeniors, Some Time Ago ' No violence, Carl! Ginger is a tjew hairdo. MisJflyevousTim M. Little Liz S. Dedication TO MR. THEODORE LAIBLY The staff of the 1961 Pohob takes great pride in offering this token of its appreciation to a dear friend of long stand- ing. His fresh enthusiasm, his patient service, and his ever- extended helping hand have made our school years much easier, much more profitable, and much more pleasant. We dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Laibly as a small thank you for his guidance and friendship. — ♦ ' V JIM ( MRS . i • . . Stan Burns..............President Bill Hessel......Vice-.President „ Marie Ellison . . . Secretary Mary Hari s. ...........Treasurer Deed Scott ......... Boy Representative , Lina Bilbao i.Girl Representative • ‘ i Z r „ Lina Bilbao Max Bogue Bennie Blinn , -v ■ V Richard Leyva 4 «• Q ' Peggy Lyle 7 ) Mqjrgaret McMorrow • •Pt-y Linda Merrill • - r iB v V Mac MaClure • t Susan Morley pon Morris • ♦ « Jody Mitchell «t J � � « « 9 1 . Carleen Nuzman 13 u Jessie Olave -Marilyn Ramsey Claire Rand “ • i 6 1 V ' J ▼ Robert Preader Kin Reed t I ) , Shirlee Reed v V Deed Scott • � Monte Riordan V ' • % % � % • « - Carol Sewell .-A ' Charlene ShoBe • 1 II i Gerry Small Patty Streeter � j Jackie Troupe. e Robert Varga? • Patty Tjimipseed h « % Gary Weatherford r -W' Jerry White Barbara Werner I 9 I David Wiggins Rowland Williams ■ v Mary William� • i V • v The Juniors We have finally joined the rants of the upperclassmen and fciave proven our enthusiasm'by having a very successful 1960-61 school year in both our studies and school activities. ♦ As juniors, tfnder the skillful guidance of our sponsors, Miss Momerakand Mr. Polking- horne, we were very capably led by our class officers. They were Stan Bums, President; Bill Hessel, Vice President; Marie EHison, Secretary; Mary yarris, Treasurer; Deed Scott and Lina Bilbao,«■ Boy and'Girl Representatives. . i •' ; , (♦ . , We are also very prQud of. those junior students who-held important positions in our school. Marie Ellison and Lina Bilbao were elected Varsity Cheerleaders, and Marie was the head cheerleader. The positions of Assistant Editor and Assistant Business Manager of the POHOB were assumed by Lina Bilbao and Mary Harris, respectively. 1� 4 4� „ f ■ ■ t, «Jv The highlight of our school year, of course, was the Junior Prom, which, due to the pa- tience of our sponsors and a lot of hard work, will always be remembered as one of the most fabulous, thrilling events of our high school years. ♦ « � „ For us juniors,, this has been a year offun, exciting new experiences, and hard work, but we anticipate with even more enthusiasm the coming year when we will become sophis- ticated seniors. ° .. «- . « % « I � • ‘ � + ADMINISTRATION . CLASSES........ ORGANIZATIONS . SPORTS ........ ACTIVITIES . . . ADVERTISEMENTS Facing Table of Contents SOPHOMORES • , v Donn Jensen . : •'Mike dla'ies: Don Smitti.'; � •Karen CoHett . Jim Sanfina . . Rita Mitcrf ll t . . President . . Vice-president . . . Secretary . Treasurer .Boy Representative Girl Representative - te vwV % V|- • • • i - V BACK ROW: J. Allred, H. Cash, J. Churchfield, S. Baughmann, J. Beristain, M. Aguirre, M. Copeland, J. Blinn. FRONT ROW: H. Barnes, D. Cousineau, D. Bailey, K. Buhrman, D. Broadway, L. BJume, K. Collett, C. Busch, P. Bums, V. Avery, D. Albisu, M. A.berro, L.. Burnett. � t 8 • ■A� � •• BACK ROW: D. Hanks, D. Gilligan, F. Goi- coechea, D. Faulk, D. Fobes, N. Elting, J. Gill, N. Gurr. FRONT ROW: G. Farmer, S. Glaser, F. Gunn, R. Hayes £1. Fife, V. Gil- bertson, A. Frediani, C. FUnes, S. Hansel, M. 'Hakata, J. Firth, P. Gletmen, G. ‘Gillenwater. r r - «. « � • • 9 U . I ‘ I CK ROW: J . Jensen, D. Lynn, D. Jones, R. • Morley, P. Kershner, M. ogge, R. Johnston, C. Holaday� 7 bNT'itOW: M. Holmes, R. • Lespade, Q. Li Sparelli, V. Judd, D. Lino, R. Mc� re0j. Moryis, M. Mayer, R. Mitchell, J. Jayo, S. l ephart, C. Johnnie, D. Menke. � • J � - I I • • 4 BACKJlO V: M. Potter,� J. Santina, M. Simon sen, p. Roberson, C. Trehal, D. Nuzman, N. Temre ; D. Neftz. FRONT ROW: M. Primeaux, E. Oliver, R. Pitcher, D. Smith, W. Stokely, K. Talley, B. Robinson, L. Puccinelli, C. Pao- letti, D. Sam, D. Nielson, C. Spencer, V. Ryan, X. Ptyllippi. , V v • A BA CK ROW: F. 'Wig g i n s f Rr Van Norman, B. Thompson, R. Ungeran, E. Young, B. Van Zee, y. Udy, K. Woodward. FRONT ROW:]. Williams, J. Wenner, F. JtVilliamson, E. Trone, G. Wig- gms, J. Wemjr, S. Friske, A. White, J. Walker, J. Walton, S. Warren, J. Thorpe, J. Vaftierra, K. Todd. � c ' paam • 5 The Sophomores As we end our second successful year at Elko High, we lookback on our achievements of the past months. First of all, we had a very excellent body of officers. They were Donn Jensen, Presi- dent; Mike Holmes, Vice-President; Don Smith, Secretary; Karen Collett, Treasurer; and Jim Santina and Rita Mitchell, Boy and Girl'Representatives . From our class came three of the Junior Varsity cheerleaders; Susan Warren, Karen Collett, and Chrystl Paoletti. Many of the sophomore boys were active in sports, especially football, and several of them earned letters. We also had a very good scholastic showing. Some of the sophomores were in the all-school plays. We topped off put; gT£§t. year,by sponsoring a terrific Soph Hop. , So now, as we are leaving our second successful year behind, we look forward with much hope and enthusiasm to our becoming the upperclassmen at E.H.S. £9 ‘j v j V 1 FRESHMEN r f � k c • ► - • Duane Wallace. f . '■ • President Carla Rose fi . . f....Vice-President Carol Williams .„ . %......Secretary Altiert Lani....‘ . . . • ■ Treasurer “ Lorry LippSrelli..................Boy Representative Diane Dodd........Girl Representative 5 « , � BACK ROW: R. GilFiam, J. Guinn, R. GonzaleS, H. Gruber, F. Harmon, D. Jones, R. Gammi k- «£. Harri- son. MIDDLE ROW: R. Houde, S. Fraser, J. Harris, L. Kaftqn, M. Hawk, fK. Hall, R. 7dnes� FRONT ROW: S. Hines, A. Harf, P. Grover, B. Fratini, M. Kincheloe, K� Hansel, R. Fretwell, E. Hart. . • j .• BACK ROW: 1. Fontes, W. Combs, G. Aldaya, R. Boren, W. Edison. MIDDLE ROW: D. Bagley, R. Dicks, D. .'l«' Brunner, B. Druehl, J.« Bartorolli, J. Ames, ‘P. Frartce, C. Chapin, J. Aaiiirre. FRQf T ROW: F. Feinhandler, • n C. Andreasen, D. Dodd, D. Burner, JT Betti, G. Caple, W. Austyi, |0. Flowers, C, BroWft, L. Dean. « ■ BACK ROW: B. Smith, E. Potter, A. Small, P. Tomera, J. Swainston, F. Rugh. MIDDLE ROW: J. Rand, J. Peterson, S. Smith, S. Paul, D. Riordan, S. Shill, M. Rucker, E. Roberson, D. Terrill. FRONT ROW: D. Smith, D. Riqjj, ,B. Paradise, C. Rose, M. Ryan, F. Shofce, M. Stenovich, V. Sinclair. BACK ROW: D. .ipparelli, J. Lespade, D. Orbe, L. Lipparelli, B. Ma'digan, J. Lino. MIDDLE ROW: D. Knapp, A. Macintosh, A. Lani, J. Murdoch, B. McClendon, .G. Madsep, M. Morton, D. Micheli. FRONT ROW: K. Maxwell, D. McLain, K. Morep, M. Milter, P. McGarty, S. King, M. King, S. Morris, M. Lopez. . . « o ' - - � -r 1 s • BACK ROW: G. Vega, E. Woodson, J. Turnbull, D. Unruh, V. Vargas, T. Wescott, R. Willison, W. Wood- bury. MIDDLE ROW: F. Warline, L. Watson, J. Weighall, M. Williams, P. Weat, G. Wright, D Wallace. FRONT ROW: T. Wise, P. Vine, S. Weinrauch, Q. Williams, C. Wil jy, B. Wright, M. Vel: ,, C. Williams. • i The Freshmen t 9 • We the freshman class, seniors of '64, have thoroughly enjoyed qur first year at E.H. S. Although we had trouble the first few days with suchthings as opening our lockers and finding our yay around, we finally mad©,It through our first year of high sthool, and we hope to have as much fun the next three ye‘ars. . . The freshman officers for this year were President, Duanb Wallace? Vice-President, Carla Rose; Secretary, Carol Williams; Treasurer, Albert Lani; Boy Representative, Lorry Lippareljtif and Girl Representative, Diane Dodd. % One of the Junior Varsity cheerleaders was a freshman, Marilee Stenovich. We are looking forward to,another successful year as sophomores. ♦ • • I� I A “Yearbook Editorial Staff VIRGINIA FROST Editor -1 LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Roger Anderson Marie Lipparelli, Rita Mitchell, Diane Dodd, Vicki Smith. SEATED: Lina Bilbao, Virginia Frost, MissGrise. . . The editorial staff of the 1961 .PQhob includes the edito� and the Assistant editor; fhe art editor and th2 sports editor; the four girl representatives, who write the summaries at the � nd of each bf the class section's;1 and the advisor, Miss Pauline Grisd. • «.� ■ « lina Bilbao I Assidant Editor 4 ... Yearbook . .Business'Staff . � • ’ LBFT'TO RIGHT, STANDING: N. Temres, D. Nielson, N. Elting, M. Stenovich, D. Dodd, C. Sbobe, • • I C. Lino, C. Nelson, R. Mitchell, I. Lentini, C. Andreasen, C. Rose. SEATED: J. Gonzales, J. Betti, S. Packer, V. Smith, M. Harris, V. Olabarria, G. Rogers, M. McKinley, V. Betti. A • Tftfe Pohob business staff is made up of student volun- teers who participate in the financing of the yearbook by selMfcg advertisements, etc. The business staff is super- vised by the business manager and assistant business yianag r, and by the yearbook advisor, Mias Grise. MARY HARRIS . . ♦ •Assistant Business Manager “ 4 4 • V e • % . Photography Staff 71 Hansen, Phillip Cheety. NOT PICTURED: Judy Clark, Collectfbn Editor. • • � • « . • . ’ • • a. . - « , 40 Senior Ball November 12 Pow Wow All-school Play November 18 ELKO HIGH SCHOOL ELKO, NEVADA Volume V, No. 2 Pohob Drive Fails ' To Reach Goal The Curtis Publishing Company magazine drive which was con- ducted to help pay for the 1961 Pohob, ended in almost a com plete financial failure for the year- book staff. A total of $1360 wes collected,' of which approximately $300 will be retained by the Pohob. The winning class was the freshmen class with $650; second, the seniors; third, the sophomores, and fourth, the juniors. Marilee Stenovich, a freshman, was high salesman for her class and for the entire school. She re- ceived a radio and a stuffed dog. Sharon Packer was a stuffed don- key for being high salesman of the first two days. Since this is the second conse- cutive year the drive has been a disappointment, the price of the Pohob will be increased this next spring. Heading the drive were Valerie Olabarria, business manager, and Mary Harris, assistant business manager of the yearbook. -----EHS----------- DeLaureola Elects Mor The its offic year. T' dent, AJ John VA abarriaj Montroij Mrs. j an noun; dent ca sponsor Sub. $1.25 per year Roger Anderson, Sports Editor; Dixie DeVore, Editor; Victoria Betti, Business Manager. presented on November 18. The Thespians are also plan ing a progressiv ner at which the are served at dif j| course at each il is sponsored by ; ler. ------EHS-------1 Activities For Senioi m n. o ill ie secuun uu classes, uie uaiumiS- tration, the faculty, and various other pictures, including the hot of both the Pohob student council, rlass officers, etc. ment, Editor Vir- olans to send the e division page rder for the two We hope that b will be one of ks Elko High has The annual Se cial highlight of Elko High Schoj November 12, eg senior class pr« Echegaray. PAULINE GRISE, Sponsor We are making plans for the I Ulinic Chorus tryouts were held best Senior Ball ever, said Pre- on Saturday, October 29. The fin- sident Echegaray. I alists performed in Carlin on the waits val Slated for o High School The Remarkable Incident at Carson Comers Elko High School's all-school play, will be presented November 18, 1960. Re- hearsals have commenced for this year's annual presentation which is directed by Mr. Harley Wal- ler. Mary Williams has been se- lected as the student director for this production. The three-act drama portrays a mock trial. The trial becomes a shocking experience for many members of the community when they find out they may be in- volved in murder. The cast for the play is as fol- lows: Dr. Caldwell, Parus Dudley; Mrs. Caldwell, Carol Sewell; Mr. Prince, Ernie Williams; Mrs. Prince, Lina Bilbao; Mr. Rogers, Russ Ballard; Mrs. Rogers, Cherie Nelson; Mr. Woodbridge, Rich To- ral; Mrs. Woodbridge, Rita Mitch- ell; Mr. Wright. David Hayes; Mrs. Wright, Victoria Betti; Mr. McGinnis, John Mohlman; Mrs. McGinnis, Sharon Packer; Miss Frank. Charlotte Holaday; Mr. Kovalesky, Tim Madden, Bob McGinnis, Gary Weatherford; Eli- zabeth Wright, Kristen Moren; Ja- net, Carol Williams; Carol, Denise _ _ derson; jtowell; Tomeo; lett; Jo- md Bill it Elko (ermine 1 States t h e LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Lina Bilbao, Miss Grise, Win Coffin, Vicki Staley, Mary Harris, Val Ola- barria, Roger Anderson, Virginia Frost. SEATED: Vicki Smith, Dixie DeVore, Victoria Betti. De Laureola MR. HUNT Sponsor « • ALLEN MOREN President MRS. EVANS. S£®nsor LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW:«P. Neff, J. Wilkerson, Ut J� yo, JrA. Tron ‘ M. ipparelli, S. Bums, R. Orbe, J. Rice, E. Williams, L Lyon, R. Toral, B. Hawk, B. Kirkman, M. Conley. MIDDLEJIOW: R. Echegaray, D. Warren, P. Lyle, C. Bastien, M. Williams, L, Larson, V. Frost, D. Montrose, E. Jewkes, C. Nazman, M. Vi e, M.'Ellison, C. Lino, A. Mojen. FRONT ROW: M Hunt;� V. Staley, M. Harris, E. Shobe, E. Werner, I. Lentini, V Olabarria, C- Jensen, K. Feasel, L. Bilbao, Mrs. Evans. 'The De Laureola is the Elko High School Chapter of the Nat- iortal Honor Society.' DeLatireola sponsors many functions, in- cluding the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the traditional Sefiioe-De- Laureola banquet iivthe-sprang? • j • � All dramatis personae of school plays, are eligible to join Thes- pians wfcjen they have earned the required number of points. This « year the Thespians successfully produced two outstanding plays, and alsQ sponsored several events, including a progressive dinner. a at ERNIE WILLIAMS Preside nf MR. WALLER Sponsor . , � « � •� - LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: J. Gaynor, T. Madden, D. Haj s P. Feinhandler, P. Dudley, J. Mdhlman, J. Rice, B. Hawk, R. Toral, B. Kirkman. MIDDLE ROW: R. Ballard, G. We'a th e rf ord; R. Anderson. E. Jewkes, J. Gourdes, S. Torneo, S. Daly, V. Frost, C. Lino, L. Lyon, E. Williams. FROtjT ROW: Mr, Wallet, D. Monttose,.J,. Gjll, J. Clark, V. Stnith, V. Olabarria, V. Betti,� M. Lipparellh, M. MtKinley, L. Bilbao. 1 - Future Horjiemake'fs- of America T -� ■- -t 4 mam Ml—S msu BACK ftOW: P. Landa, R, Sawyer, S. Packer, P. frwin, J. Thomas, S. McAllister, L. Bilbao. Ellisor JO® derson, C. Nelson, V. Staley, 43. ShoW1, C. B stien, S. Torneo, W. Gcffin, V. Betti, V. Lynn, M. churra, T. Marks, D. Smith, D. S m, C. J-ohnnie. ROW TWO: J. 'Gonzales’? M. Lipparelli, E. Kiechler, B. Edison, D. Dodd, G. Wright, L. Morrison, M. Vela, C. Brown, B. Wrighf, W. Austin, C. Wiley, D. McLain, F. Shobe, J. Betti, M. Rucker, T. Wise, C. Rose; R Mitchell, G. ChajSin, E. Werner, R. Priester, F. Pastrana. ROW THIJEEa M. Vine, M. Copelaiid, .N.'’ Gurr, J. Walton, M. Williams, Q. Apdreasen, S. Fraser, M. Stenovrch, C. Flowers, S. Morse; E. Hart, A. Hart, P. Wheaf, P. Glennon, J. Jayo, D. AlbUu, N. Elting, C. Hines, J. Fii$h,sK. Todd, T. Phillipi, A. F ediani, «R. Bellatfl Mr ., Ingham. FRONJ-ROW: M. Ijaiyis, M. Miller, C. Spencer, S. King, L. Kafton, P. Grover,„R. Hunter, P. Vine, L. Dean V. Sinclair, J. Gill, D. Riofdan, L. Puccinelli, P. Burns, J. Thorpe, I. Lentini, B. Werner, D. Montrose, V. Smith, G. Rogers, V. Olabarria, K. « FeaseI,‘ J. Clark, D. JJleVore. „ • . | « MRS. INGHAM Sponsor The Elko chapter ef F.H. A. conducts many act- ivities connected with the home. It alsc? sponsors tfye annual Harvest Ball, in con- junction with, the F. F. A., and mihy other programs for the benefit of the com- •munity,.- , � % • VALERIE OLABARRIA President ■ 4 .LEFT TO RI9HT, BACK ROW: H Fife, D. Urfhih, B. MdClenSon,'P.'Worline, N. Sharp, B. Jarvis, A. skarp, F. Vega, P. Tomera. MIDDLE ROW: J. Swainston,-V. RffgtfT M. Miller, £4. Achurra, V. Lynn, K. Hansel, G. Chapin, J. Bajoneta, J. Churchfield. FRtfhJT ROW: Mr. Elser, H. Barnes, G. Bartorelli, R. Van Norman, P. Neff M. Riojdan, E. Oliver. LEFT TO RIGHT: Harvey Barnes, Robin,Van Norman, Paul Neff. •This group consists of sfhdents interested in agri- culture and farmuig. The F, F. A. is a very active or- ganization, sponsoring Vnany annual events whiph beripf j: Elko «High School and the comnTufuty of Elko. PAtJL NEFF • President Kir. ELSER Sponsor _ 0 «• Future Farmers of America LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: B. Kirkman, R. Jayo, D. Stowell, D. Hanks, J. ,Allred, £. Young, J. Rice, D. Nuzman, B. Ungeran M! Sirgonsen, B. Stowell, E. Williams, . Hawk, (?. J.ino, L. Lyon. ROW TWO: J. Gill-) .«THinn, T. Marks, C. Nuzman, K. Feasel, M. Achurra, y. Lyr� , P. L le, W. Coffin, V. Betti, G. Rogers, V. Olabarria, C. Basfien, G. Chapin,‘itl.’ Harris, D . N|6iftrose, D. Dean. ROW THREE: G. Wiggins, R. Anderson, F„ Williamson, R. T ral,f Ff. Barnes, R. Pchegaray, J. Wilkefton, M. Lipparelli, M. Ellison, M. Williams, L. Larson, V. Staley, M. Vine, V. Frost, L. Bilbao. FRONT ROW: Miss Holtom, I. Lent ini, E. Werner, E. Shobe, V. Avery, D. Menke, K. Todd, J. Firth, K. Coilett, S. Warren, R. Mitchell, S. Kephart, K. Woodward, E. Jewkes, J. Olave, C. Rand, Miss Wolfe. MISS HOLTOM ALLEN MOREN Sponsor President J Jg . f ' . % . % ✓ The Language Club at E.H.S. is made up of foreign language honor students, dhd its pur- pose is td gaii an insight into the backgrounds' of the languages-they study. The group has ii � teresting programs and activities which carry out the theme of foreign lands and foreign ton- gues1: , V � � MISS WOLFE - Sponsor JOHN WILKERSSN President „ Language Club t • LEFT TO RIGHT, BAfcK ROW: J. Williams, F. Wigfins, D. Hayes, T. Madden, B. Kirkman, R. Muelot, J. MShlman, R. Williams, K. Buhrmann, M. Hogge, J. Werner. MIDDLE ROW: R. Anderson, f. Dudley, C. Lino, E. Stoner, C. Nuzman, E. Werner, B. Werner, R. Toral, E. Williams, B. Hawk. FRONT ROW: L. Larson, J. Gil , S,-Daly, V. Frost, E Kiechler, S. Torneo, K. Todd, S. Hansel, T. Marks, M filliams. , ' V . Students who have, played major parts in the production of an operetta are eligible to join Madrigal Club. The group plans several Interesting act- ivities each year, such as costume parties, formal dan- ces, andhayrides. • « LINDA LARSON President MRS. WILLIAMS Sponsor • •� • • Superintendent’s Message Another school year has lingered fltn us for a brief time and then disappeared into the limbo of all good school fears. I sincerely t 6pe it h§ .tffeen a good • year for ail of you because you have spent it. Certainly it was compounded of purest gold and if wisely ex- pended it brought you the most precious of possessions --knowledge, wisdom, maturity, understanding and good memories in great measure; if unwi6ely expended it brought frustration, dissatisfaction, .defiance and . • unease. It is my hope tdiat each of you will recognize the worth of your treasure and demarvd , full value when.you spend it, for you will never have the opportunity to draw on At again, afid how yoty have dfs- pensed ‘your largess of high school years will determine what you'Ore, as nothing else ever will. t 6 0 ' Board of Education • 9 WEND ELL. VINE • e Assistant Superintendent of Schools LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: C. Nelson, E. Shobe, P. Streeter, S. Packer, M nderson, S. Torneo, J. Clark, W. Coffin, V. Smith, Jd. Harris, P. Lyle,,V. Olabarria, P. Hansen; Q. Montrose, M. Ramsey, R. Bellamy, C?. Bastion, M. McKinley, P. Erwin. KNEELING: L. Bilbao, Shobe, M. Ellison, M. Williams, G. Rogers, V. Staley, L. Merrill, K. Feasel, E. Werner, B. Sawyer. PHYLLIS ERWIN President Pep E ......JT . . • .The Pep E is made up of junior and senior girls. This org rfizatidfri performs at h lf time during games, and at assem- blies and parades. The drill team is sponsored by Miss Hawxhurst. , V. GINGER ROGERS � „Drill4.eader • VICKI STALEY Asistant Drill Leader � MISS HAWXHURST Sponsor • o «• I •' LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: D. Gillfgan, D. Jensen, D. Morris, J. Santina, J. Wenner, R. Lespade, B. Hessel, J. Bartorelli, D. Swain. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Jones, J. Mohlman, E. Williams, B. Kirkman, � Lyon, B. Burner, R. Leyva, R. Anderson. FRONT ROW: Mr. Trontel, B. Hawk, G. Bartorelli, M. '5fust, R. Echegaray, J. Rica, J. Gaynor, R. Worthington, A. Moren, Mr. Ayarbe. ' richaTiCechegaray President r Block E • • t • Block E” members re ljoys who have earned letters during high! •school in track, foot]jal4, baseball, or basketball. The ’Block E sponsors a trance each year, and also organizes many� Other activities, including an'annual Block E picnic. 4 • • • • 4 • % • • • • • • � MR. TRONTEL Sponsor a • MR. JONES Sponsor f MR. AYARBE Sponsor 4 Girls’ Athletic Association v ■ • • • - • LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Patsy .anda, Valeria Olabafria, Judy Clark, Blair Sawyer, Cheryl Bastien, Maureen Vine 'SEATfiD Mary Williajns, Toni Majks, Ginger Rogers, iKaren F asel, Marie Ellison, Peggy Harrison. % � _ ’ • 4 -• «r MISS HAWXHURST Sponsor • % V PEGGY HARRISON President G. A. A', girls meet after school to enjoy playing many different sports, and fo eajrn points toward letters, pine, and other .awards. The or- ganiz ation’s reye se danc£ is always very successful, as are its other activities. ■ o • A LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: V. Betti, T. Marks, M. A churra, JfC. Feasel, J. Clark, M. McKinley, P. • • Harr son D. Monftose, V. Smith, S. Packer, G. Rogers, P. Landa, M. Vine, B. Sawyer, Vr Olabarria, Miss Hawxhurst. URONT ROW: M.� Ellison, M. Harris, L. Bilbao, V. Staley, C. Nelson, C. Shobe, M. % Williams, M. Anderson, C. Bastien, P. Streeter, W. Coffin, S. Torneo. i' 11 G.A V.. « % LEFT TO PIQ T, BACK ROW: S. Fraser, G. Wright, D. McLain, M. Stenovich, J. Thorpe, C. Paoletti, P. ums, S. Warren, S. Kephart, P. Gletfinon, N. Elting, L. Puccinelli, J. Walton, D. Menke, D. T. Phillipi, K. Todjl, K. Collett. FRONT ROW: C. Andreasen, D Dodd, C. Rose B. Hunter, P. Grover, B. Paradise K Hansel, M. Miller B. Fratini, C. Flowers, S. typrse, E. Hart, Hart, S. Paul, D. Burner, P. Wheat, F. Feinhandler, M. Williams, P. 'Vin , • 1 M •� 4� % f ♦ • • ■ KAREN COLLETT Head Cheerleader • CH YSTL PAOLETTI LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Collect, Chrystl Paoletti, Marilee Sten- ovich. NOT PICTURED: Susan 4 Warren. MARILEE STENOVICH SUSAN WARREN ■ Future Teachers-of America , l r.;_i...j .i ,x_l n i -i- fi IP®- ■ 'LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Maureen Vine, Rita Fretwell, Susan Paul, Gill Wright, Jo Gonzales, Maril Stenovi h, Tojii Marks, Carleen Nuzman, EUean Werner, Miss Wolfe.'SEATED: Detiise McLain, Paula ■Grower, Carol Williams, Sylvia Fraser, Carl Lino, Chris Andreasen, Irgne Lentini, Barbara Werner,, Pauline Vine. • « A « • J • •’ t . � • ft MISS WOLFE Sponsor CARL LINO • President The”F’.T.A. is a compara- tively new organization at Elko High School. F.T.A. members, who are students anticipating teaching careers, meet at noon . to plan such activities as their annual d'arice, student teaching p r o g r a.'m s in the .grammar, schools, and the sending of del- feghtes to an annual state conven- . , tion, which was held in Ely this .year. • , 0 LEFJ' TO RIGHT: Ed Juninger, Hank Smith, Ralph Gatnbo� smm - • Principal’s Message .� • f � .« •Andther challenge has beenmet by the POflOB staff and the student body of Elko High School with.the appearance, ofrthe present issue of the POHOB. � 2 ' — • The staff is t� be congratulated for thespfendid year- book. The student body is to be congratulated fog the fine rocord established this school year. „ : ■ n . m Tie goal to be reached in the future ia higher th n the previous goal; each student must 'accept the challenge to perform at a higher level next ye£r and each succeeding year. The faculty an J administration will help you in meet- • ing the ichaWenge. “ . , f TH HACHQUET Secretary Spring Sports Enthusiasts -ft—n±1 cpr ft . . ■ .i - Cf r n ' rr OaLa «rdrfnrr, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Assistant Coach Trontel J. Rice, E. Williams, R. Lefv , B. Kifkman, G. Bartorelli, J. Gaynor, F. Feinhandler, Coach Jonas. MIDDLE ROW: R. Gapimick, P. Dudl y B. 'Stowe 11,, J. Peter|on, ■ J- “ Worthington. tsartorem, j. oaynor, t. remnancuer, Loacn Jones. middle, kuw: k. DapimicK, r. Dudle;yw is. btowell,,J. Peterson, D. Wiggins, tC. Yeager, D. Gilligan, V. Judd. THIRD ROW: J. Lino, D. Wallace, R Gonzales, J. Bartorelli, L. Lipparelli, V. Vargas, D,. Lipparelli. BACK ROW: R. Hayes, B. Van Zee, C. Lino, R. Worthington. • • ' • ' � 7 % � ttV t ■ ■ � � s LEFT TO IGprT: Mike Lipparelli, Don Knapp, Dennis Terrill,. Allen Moren, MikerSimonsem, I ee Lyon, Bob Hansen, Coach Boyer. ' . • • f t . . . • I . a. « « • ♦ LEFT TO-RIGHT, FRONT ROW: J� Ames, j! Murdoch, D. Unruh, R. Echegaray, 1. Santina, R. Lespade, • M. Brust, D. Faulk, R. Anderson, B. Hessel, Coach Ayarbe. SECOND ROW: J. Lespade, D. Bagley, J. • Swainston, M. Morton, J. Morris, D. Jensen, J. White, R. Muelot, J. Mitchell, S. Glaser. BACK fOW: , B. Goicoechea, D. Bailey, D. Cousineau, D. Morris, B. Burner, J. Allred 6 Weatherford, JL. Pitcher L. Blume, Altani, D. Swain. ' •� • • . • 1 •. . F O O T B A L L 9 � 6 ...1 - • • ' I LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Co ch Tr«nte 1, I}. Swfdn, M. Brust, D. Jensen, B. Burner, J. Rice, J. Gaynor, R. Worthington, J. Byers, Kirkrhan, Coach Ay irbe. MIDDLE ROW: B. Hawk, G. Bar-“'� torelli, J. Wenner, R. Lespade, R. Pitcher, A. Moren, E. Williams, J. Bartorelli. FRONT ROW: R. Anderson, B. Hessel, J. Santina, D. Gilligan, H. Barnes, R. Echegaray, B. Eflinn, « • D. � « « % I) . • % Scoreboard Statistics H % i n Elko.. Elko.. « � . . . 14 : White Pine , .0 ... 7 Judgffe Memorial 12 Elkq.. . . .« 0 6parks « ? 40 Eiko.. . . . 6 Manogue Elko. . ... 6 Winnemucca. . . .. . . 7 Elfco.. .. o • . Carson City .20, Elko.. ...14 Fallon . .? .19 Elko.. ...33 Hawthorne . .7 Elko.. . . . 1,4 White Piife .33 « • j % ' , J- _ . ‘ , LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROWi Coach Jones, D. Ames, J. Morris, D. MIcheli, V. T d, A. Lani, L. Li parelli, D. Terrill, D. l) ruh, D. Knapp, V. Vargas, J. Williams, S! Friske., NJID0LE ROW: B. .Goicoeche� , P. Kershner, J. Allred, D. Smith, M. Potter, S. Glaser, M.'Aguirre, R. Ungerah, D. � Cousinaau, R. ftayes. FRONT ROW:,G. Madsen, J. Swainston, T. Harrisop, J. Werner, W. Edison, F. Rugh, B. $ngs, R. Gammick J. Lespade, F. Worline. 0 ' ’ I • . LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: RicF Leyva, Mitch Brust, Ron Worthington, Gary Weatherford, Jerry All- rod, Buzzy Burner, Bruce Van Zee, Lee Lyon, Donn Jensen, Gene Bartorelli, Rich Lespade, Don Monls, Coach Trontel. KNEELING: Dennis Svyain and Bob Kirkman, Managers. � . « % LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Chas Yeager, David F fllk, Jack Ames Roger Aqderson, Donald Cousin- eau, Stan Bums, Butch Goicoechea, Mike Simonsen.’Roy.J’itcher, Don Smith, Jim Wenner, Albert Lani, Jim Santina, Dennis fcilligan, Coach Jones. KNEELING: Sam Friike and Bob Kirkman, Managers. «... • • • . « • 4 «� h kEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: George Aldaya, Ted'H rrison, Richard Gammick, Dennis Terrill, John Murdoch, Jim Bartorellj, Bemie McCleadon, JohnoLe-spade, Ray'rnond Gonzales, «Don-Knapp, lorry' Lip- parell Don Lipparelli Ceach Ayarbe. JKNEEL [NG: Robert Hayes, Manager. • . • J ) Scoreboard Statistics 4 • • 4 Elko 39 White Pine ' 37 Elko 48 White Pine 36 Elko 42 t eno 51 Elko 47 Winnemucca 37. Elko 57 Carson City .62 Elko 54 Sparks 57 Elko 40 Fallon 54 Elko 32 • Hawthorne 46 ■J21ko ' 57 , tyanogue 55 Elko 56 q. Winnemucca 50 Elko 46 Carson City 70 Elko •45 Sparks 62 Elko 45 9 Fallon 44, Elko 48 Hawthorne 49 Elko 44 ' ‘ Reno 69 Elko 54 . Manogue 53 Elko 56 White Pine 51 Eiko , 50 White Pine 59 ‘zone 1 . • ELKO . . 49 Manogue • « 61 • • . « « ¥ • � � • r. ¥ • V • . • Indians in Action! t % - , L JERRY ALLRED Forward DONN JENSEN Forward I • • • Mixed emotions ai � Greetings! Grinning Dave Hayes Musicians, no less! ■■■■ k Batter up!! ! ' . 5, Hi, there! Football men at work nn Grand March at 1 960 Junior Prom Tumbling team A’happy twosome Eighth-grade basketball A Remarkable Incident Boo! Seniors when younger % ___ «• . Remember this mas-� terpiece, seniors? • Sweet li'l Judi Ture love, kids? « � Late ag in, Jo? «� r • FACUETY Jv$RSf MARGUERITE EVAfJs . ■ , Librarian S onSfor: DeLayreola; B A., Mills College; M., Univer- sity of Southern California. 'MR. JOE AYARBE SociaL Science Sponsor: Block' ’E ; B. S., Utah State. mr. Jack boyer Science Spoflsor: PepdlubjB. S. M.Ed., University ©frColorgdo. MR. DONALD ELSER Agriculture Sponsor: FFA; B. S., MontanS State College. MR. MARSHALL BROWN Industrial Arts Sponsor: Freshman Class;A.B. , .Qolorado Stalf .„ MISS PAULINE GRISE MR. RICHARD QRONIK . MISS MARGARET HAWXPJjJRST t, ’ 11 English English . « Physical Education . • m Sponsor: Pohob, PowWow; B. A., B. B. A., University of Wiscon- Sponsor: GA A, Pep E , Soph'omore Universit of Massachusetts. sin Clas$; B. S., Colorado A M. , . , Band • PEGGY HARRISON President V� ; MR. WOODWARD Sponsor � • „ t LEE LYON | DRUM MAJOR . 4‘ LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Baugjiman, L, Larson, T. Marks, Mrs. Williams� Mr. oodward, P Harrison, M. Vine, B. Kirkman. LEFT 70 RIGHT: tyyilyn Hafrk, Janet Peterson, Steve Baughman. VIOLIN TRIO r The 1960 Homecoming ceremonies began with the tradi- tional par parade on Friday evening. Afterw a� ds the students gathered for the bonfire and lighting of the E, made more eyjoyal le by the refreshments served by the DeLaureela. Qn Satu iay £1 Kick-Off Parade got under way at noon. The Indian fans followed the floats to the footfcail field to’view the hard-fought Homecoming Game and the halftime ceremon- ies, during winch the long-awaited announcement of the Home- coming Queen, Darlene Montrose, was made by football cap- tain Allen MSren. Tfte memorable 1960 Homecoming was brought to an ex- citing conclusion with the annual Homeaotning formal dandfc and the crowning of QueelfcDarlene. Homeeomiilg Weekend, 1960 9 (. Tihe.J«eshmen were enthusiastic about the forthcoming football game. The F.H. A. also for the Eflco Indians. 19 1 { The Homecoming Dance was an evening to « remember. , ■ . - - ' HOMECOMING DANCE . • VIRGINIA DARLENE MARIE f m 0 DIXIE . VALERIp A QUEEN ft C JWNED . • • o • Harvest Ball King and Queen - J SHARON PACKER AND JAY PETERSON . Music Festival Kjng and Qi een J LINDA LARSON AND EHWIE WILLIAMS r � I . . «1 -� • • I B State MIKE LIPPARELif RICH TORAL State VIRGINIA FROST MICHAEL LIPPARELLI OUTSTANDING BOY OF THE YEAR VICTORIA BETTI OUTSTANDING GIRL OF THE YEAR • • y • • . • . ' My S RUTH HOLTOM JvfR. QARWIJJ HUNT MRS. CLARIS lNGMAftf « Languages -, I Counseled Home Economics Sponsor: «Language Clubj'A. B. B. S.Morningside College; Sponsor: FHA; B.S. M.S., M-A., University of Coloj Jo. t tvl.Ectf, University of Idaho. University of Wyoming. MRS. PEGGY ISAACSON Art , � B.A., Arizona State College. FACULTY sir: MR. TED LAIBLY Cbmotercial MR. DONALD JONES l5river Training Sponsor: Block E ; B. S'. Ed. University of Nev da,l( MISS LORRAINE MOMERAK English MR. JAMESROLKINGHORNE Science Sponsor: Sophomore Class; B. S. , N. S pons Or : Junior Class; B.S., N. S pons or : Junior Class; B.S., Dakota State Agricultural College. Dakota tate Teacher1 College. � tlniversity of Oregon. « •. Typical locker scene «. Working, Jessie? m M. C. JohmpGaynor f % Kon and Deanna In the summertime! i Picasse contributes to the art gallery H 1 T - C 4 , my - • m ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ,Oh my, Judy4 a « % Jo in a glamour pose Brian in costume % • EHS ANTICS Vfly not? Tsk. tsk, tsk! Don't look now, but. . , Oh, gosh! ✓ 1960-1961 School Calendar SEPTEMBER 6--School opens 9 -White Pine here 16- -Judge Mejporial here Senior Pay Dange 23--Sparks here 30--Manogue there • OCTOBER x 7--Winnemucca there l4--Carbon there 4 21- -Homecoming assem- bly, car parade,.bon - • • fire 22- -Kickoff pafade, game with gallon, Home- . coming Dance 29--Haw horile here . ' Harvest Ball NOVEMBER 5- -White Pine ther • 12--Senior Ball 18- -All-schdbl play rThe Remarkable Incident . . at Carson Corners 19- -Clinic Chorus in Carlin 23- -Thanksgiving Music „ Festival and Dance 24, 25--Thanksgiving vaca- tion , •' DECEMBER 3--Clinic Band in Elko 9--White Pine here 10--White Pine here Sophomere Hop t 16--R£no here • • 17- -Winnemucca here Junior Pay Dance . 22--Christmas vacation . ‘ begins ' JANUARY % 3--School resupies , 6- -Car60it here V 7-’-Sparks here • GA'A Reverse Dance 13- -Fallon there 14- -Hawthorne there 21--Manogue here FT A Dance� 27- -Semester'ends Winnemucca thefe 28- -Sadie Hawkins Dalnce , i FEBRUARY , � . 3- -Oarson there 4- -Sparks there , 10- -Fallon here • 11- -Hawthorne here Cheerleader'Dance 17- -Reijojhere � . 18 --Nffapogue there � 24--White Pine there % • 25--Whlte Pipe tl ere 27--Harlem Glowns • Faculty vs.’Block E t j MARCH l--Zone: Manogue at Reno 10,1,1--Operetta': abes in • Toyland 18 --Instrumental ofos in � . Winnemucca, 23-25--Lions Myisttel 27- -Easter-vqcation begins 31,-rLovelock there APRIL « 1--Hawthorne there ’ 3 School resumes 7- -Fallon here 8- -Winnemucca there Clime} Band in Wyine- , mucca 14- -Yerington here 15- -Hawthorne he e Language.Club Dance b 21--Lovelock here 2 -- !feand Festival in Wells 28- -Fallon there 2 - -Winnerrtucca Jiere Pep E Dance MArY 5 --Yerington there 6--«Choral Festival in • Elko 12, 13--A11 -schodl pley: � Ask Any girl « . 17--Spring Band, Orches- tra Concert in Elko • •2CF--Junior Prom • 2 7--Student Body Dance , j,une s 3--Senior Dane� • 4 --BagQalaureate 5 - -Corhmenc ement Records Batteries Wishes to Congratulate Phonographs Sheet Music the Seniors of 1961 Strings SIERRA WINE WELCH’S AND LIQUOR Radio Television Tubes Reeds 441 Silver St. Accessories Phone RE 8-5106 460 Idaho St. RE 8-6544 Fox Foto Shop 443 Idaho Street ELKO, NEVADA portraits films cameras film developing FOX FOTO for prompt reliable service see us. Keep the memory clear with pictures. Hereford Cattle Quarter Horses Congratulations Class of 1961 WILLIS LOIS PACKER BLAINE SHARP Congratulations to the Seniors of '61 Good Luck From Our Outfit To the Class of '61 LEE LIVESTOCK BRAND Lamb and Beef is The Meat to eat. Wear 100% Wool and look stylish and neat. ELLISON RANCHING COMPANY By W. H. Evans 3- Best of Luck to the Class of 1961 F. GOICOECHEA Sheep Cattle Be Brief, Eat Beef MR. MRS. HILLERY BARNES Congratulations to the Class of '61 ALLIED LAND LIVESTOCK CO. Charlie Smith Elko oo L Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Graduates of 1961 TOM ACHURRA RANCH AX When you Eat Beef You Eat the Best Congratulations Congratulations To the Class of 1961 Congratulations Seniors MR. MRS. WARNER MITCHELL Jiggs, Nevada Seniors Don't Beef— Eat It. H. V. HANSEL DOHENY RANCHES Buying Selling THE EMERSON NEFFS Elko County Beef on the hoof. A =n For Strength to JO Graduate 1 Congratulations Eat Beef and ROGER SMITH MR. MRS. Best Wishes Ruby Valley s JOE RIORDAN Best Wishes ' To The Congratulate the THE VAN NORMANS Class of 1961 DR. AND MRS. MONTGOMERY Class of '61 DALE AND VELMA WORLINE