Basic High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Henderson, NV)

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Senior; trele to Charledton Many gmans were heard coming from the members of the Senior Class on Wednesday, January 19 as a result of spending the preceding 'lhuesday at Mount Charleston. The Cries of ttOueh ! were caused by the bumps received while tohogganing down the mountain side. Brrrrrrrrr! Was that snow cold! But all of this was soon remedied as the food was brought out and the fire huilt. tConfinued on next paged

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Seniot Classol Qtoplzecy One dreamy spring day upon noticing in the paper that Madame Zombie, the famous fortune teller, was in town, we two inspired students of the Senior Class, decided to pay her a visit to see what was in store for us. Upon entering her dwelling we observed weird figures and dark shadows in the dim light of the room. Madame Zombie, cloaked in veils, greeted us with an eerie voice. Telling her of our desire to know our status in life ten years hence, and being interested in that of our fellow students, she agreed to give us our information for a small fee. Going into a trance and repeating some mystic words, she gazed into her crystal ball. To us it looked like an ordinary fish bowl, but to her it brought some astounding revelations. The following was what she revealed for the year 1954: Front Page News: Jean Lowry Wins Academy Award for Movie Performance in ttAxis De- feat. Clare Cameron is now mayor of that growing metropolis of Henderson, Nevada. Wanda Davis, a Powers model, was chosen as pin-up girl of the year. pom Jekyll, who piloted a B-19V4 in World War 2, is still squiring Mary Koontz around. Miss Koontz has become the personal dress designer of all the stars and the elite social set. Former Ensign of the Navy Nurse Corps, Jackie Crawford, is now happily married to a former Admiral of the Navy. Charles Ballmer has made a name for himself twe wontt say what kindi as Senator from Nevada. Miss Doris Hatfield is Senator Balimerts capable secretary. Willa1d Suit has risen fiom hired man to managei on movie star George Montgomery 5 cattle ianch in Montana. The leading character in the exciting radio serial, ttVVho Killed Cock Robin? , is none other than Beverley Glazer. The program is sponsored by ttDoes or Doesnlt Hair-Grower, the formula 0t which was perfected by the professional chemist,Ann Redden. Darrell Bernard is now Sheriff of Clark County talthough he admits he swoons at the sight of bloody Sue Lamkin, who was decorated in World War 2 as a Lieutenant of the Army Nurse Corps for her great services beyond the call of duty, is now putting her years of experience to use while playing nurse-maid to her own family. The famous ttLonely Heartll column appearing daily in the New York Times is written by none other than our own journalist, Bernie Wembex'g. Charlyne Forbess, surprisingly enough, is now bootlegg'n corn whiskey in the Ozarks. The renowned creator of the new cartoon character ttWolfy Woofles, rival to Donald Duck, is none other than Tom Tweedie. Now posing for tooth-paste ads in all the leading magazines with a thrilling smile and those lips you love to kiss is Hermoine Roam. Dorothy Bryant has become a hard-boiled school teacher who rules with an iron hand without the velvet glove. At Henderson High School, Ethel Longabaugh is now the dramatic Coach and is turning out many good tand otherwisei performances. Bob Hendricks, a former All Star football player, is now raising thoroughbred horses. Norma Matson has become a Detective-Reporter who really knows how to catch her man. The author of the current best-seller ttRomance of a Grain of Sandyl is the brilliant literary genius, Barbara Tinnes. Dorothy Sylvester was chosen best comedian of the year and has announced that for a small fee she will gladly entertain at the deserted Colony Club and similar places. Thus Madame Zombieis revelations were ended. We thanked her and went out into the glaring sunlight greatly reassured, though somewhat dazed, about the future success of our class. 1954 would indeed be a year to look forward to.

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. Seniora trek to Charleaton Roasted weiners. salad, pieldes,: cakes, cookies, candy, and coffee twith the delightful flavor of twigs and ashew more than satisfied the ravenous appetities 0f the CIZISS. Mrs. Vassar, the senior Class 51mm sor, patiently chaperoned the 'am- hunctious group. The cold feet, hard humps, the food, and the nice varm fire, all went to- gether to make up a day full of fun, and :1 daf to he remembered by the members of the Senior Class.