Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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IT TOOK THE VERY BEST . . . 3 Vvi»q m v.y; 53 ▼ Georgia Chapin explaining how tall her last date was to Crystal Lesbo. It’s obvious that Elko High has what one might call an aura” about it. Take a look around some- time. Football practice in the evening, the players seem to stand out. The en- tire student body at a pep assembly, the gym rocks with excitement. The peo- ple that pass by in the hall. Everyone has something to offer E.H.S. whether it be in academics, sports, or just being at school everyday. E.H.S. students are the Best around and it takes the very best to be this good. Pretty catchy theme, wouldn’t you say?! To know the people here is to love them. Any- one getting their first glimpse can tell. A bond circulates within every- one and includes every- one. Students, faculty, I don’t think anyone feels left out. The personalities of everyone is what make it here. Individual charac- teristics that stand out. A melting pot of sorts. Every student with their own personal talents or skills, and with all of these put together, we can’t help but be thr best. iaJgj I 1 I 1 5jtr =vp' M 3r--i P £ij Graci Barrows; Camera Shy M Stephanie Oshenbach and Catherine Arias show Laura McAnany and Carrie Thomas that shorts are most appropri- ate for 80 degree weather. ▲ Malissa Phillips and Car- los Nunes give Elko High a thumbs up 6

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We were all ready for the first day of school, but the question was “Is the school ready for us?” It was confusing! Due to the delayed opening of the 1917 building. . a- gain. Our classes were listed on our sched- ules, but in the wrong rooms. No one really knew where we were going. Our schedules were wrong. The teachers were confused, the students were confused, even the ad- minastration were confused. What a start to the new year, things could only get better. o o • % 0 What is the next line? Asks Vance Weems at singalong. ♦ o Valrie D'Asto teaching the student body how to do the “wiggalow . V Our fearless student council members are being sworn into the new year by Judge Stringfield. 5

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