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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

B14 SIC HIGH SCH00 Student Identity Card IS will certff t Qt r gulorly enrolle stud hlenderso Nevodo his o Bosfc :gh Sc o ol Y r 1950 l9.'5l o student Octlvl y cor ond IS ot fnten e tle the holder to student bo exchange prfwleges mow PRINCIPAL Th' ' 'y h es sdus sesdeeuuessueeeeu fs o e d ent f ' H' h n, , Scho eo - . T ' lsnot ' 'r d ' n ' d d enti dy ' ' . rbi .A Q-' El Lobo 1950 1951 x XX xxxl Q' H iv J f' fi 23-E. ,:.-if-f-3' aff :n?',' egg?-QB ' SQ, Q f ,,5at A I ef2fH' 25115225 -, X fff! ifgfiy-Q' r5 f'5.93'54?,q'i5g+N f -1i fmi51k -s if fifwf-so fi g lg K-X X we fl ff! fl M-gpg Qiiis Xx 1 WA If Es fl X' r, jfq V ! Z' f,-1 --1 ,Q ,rf 7 L.. 3 'Wx I A-si sf Publnshed annually by the students of Basuc Hugh School, Henderson, Nevada The theme IS Reflections of School Lute Q ls . N '- 2' S 1 ,X X NE. Z' . ISN' T 1. -1 f ,,-M , ::i ' 1 Q- x pl, - 'f , ,A , - ' sc x .1 -. 1? ',,f-1,57 Q3 ' !,- .iii -2 J A1 A f, , , 'M - '. 1? 43..- 1 X .1171- . , 1? 1 .P , f1' xxx:- ' . x Q 'Lil . 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' 171- ty 2. 1, . ll ,- 'r ' v ' ' .-.fi Ph. f, . -- , -psi 1-5 -Zh. -1. - ,. 1. 1 ,f A -J I - ' 'lf '- .,, ,Y- ? o Q o ' I Q U U e ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS CASUALS ADVERTISEMENTS CONTENTS Oc, 6 OSX? 01.9 290 C ,BFJ O KIQQI K 6 if 6 499 , f 1 QS CVT! 431, OI , egg 'X' ff- phi, 4- Pyqaf ff 6 X The annual staff announces wxth prxde the recelpt of two Journallstlc awards for our 1950 EL LOBO the fxrst a cert1f1cate for second place among the books of 1ts class throughout the natxon awarded by the Columbla Scholastlc Press Assoclatlon and the second a gold cup presented by the Umversxty of Nevada Press Club for fxrst place ln the state for best prmted annual The admlmstratlon faculty and student body of Baslc Hxgh congratulates last years staff for 1ts excellent achxeve ment Page 5 ADMINISTRATIUN VDVXIIlAI2iI5VilOVl Wwmiq, Lv 1 P! 5 4: fx 4? V fa wi J 242 -wa, N, MM! we W? ij L swag . g,'ifQ5'f ' w .1 .Sf Q Wx' ,L E. M. Joyce, Member, E. D. Hickman, President, P. C. Austin, Clerk BOARD OF EDUCATION Ben M. Church, Superintendent Page 8 The handling of school finances and the authorization of expenditures for physical improvements in the Hender- son School District comes under the jurisdiction of the Board of School Trus- tees, consisting of Messers Hickman, Austin, and Joyce, pictured above. Theirs is the responsibility, and to them much of the credit, for the efficient op- eration of our school district. C538 S ,f,,- Mary Swift Thelma Sturm Office Secretary Nurse X69 C 06? on Ruth Ball Registrar John Clements Custodian L. R. Zimmerman Custodian William E. Athis B.Ed Northern Illinois State Teachers College: Speech, gen- eral science, journalism, general math., advisor LOBO NEWS, Jr. Play director. 1r....,- v-1m.u...s.-'.- '1 - 5 xl- i f' 4 A l if ,-. '- ' '54 515' 'ti .1 L, fl. it - 6' af' Q x , . 'I x 1: I 9 Q if , X x ' 3 'ss ff 4 52 bl X ,. VM 2 QMS.. li ' A ' Joan Marie Handschin BA Hunter College MA Co lumbia Univ English Latin Spanish language club advisor Yearbook co sponsor Senior Y ir' Wx Lyal W. Burkholder Principal: B.A. Bluffton College, M.A. Ohio State U., Chemistry, Physics, sponsor Student Coun- cil. Jane Blackburn B.A. Oklahoma A.8zM.g art, bio- logy, Jr. business, bus. mgr. Yearbook. Estes M. McDoniel B.S. in Ed. Univ. Arkansas: Woodshop, coach, football, ass't basketball coach, baseball, Var- sity B Club, co-sponsor Senior Class. if May Carpenter Arizona State, grad. work Ariz. State, English, G.A.A., Girls' P.E., co-sponsor Sopho- more Class. Martha Millick B.A. George Peabody College, grad. work U. So. California, U. of Texas, English and library. 'fm Dorothy Robinson B.S. Central Missouri State Col lege, M.A. U. of Kansas City Algebra, Sociology, plane geom etry, senior play, co-sponsor jun- ior class. Marjorie Peck B.S. Iowa State College, grad. work Iowa U. 8: Utah U., Home Economics, Family Relations, sponsor FHA. Norman Petersen A.B. Colorado State, Machine shop, coach basketball and track. Judith Warner B.S. Oregon State College, Com- mercial, Commercial Club, book- keeper LOBO NEWS. W. Chapman Wooten B.A. U. of North Carolina, M.A. Brigham Young U.: Mixed Chor- us, boys' glee, girls' glee, band, exchange assemblies. Carl Schroeder B.A. Arizona State Teachers' C01 lege, grad. work U. of Nevada History and civics, tennis. fi ,I g , Lid L21 xy E 0 X .X L George Rostine President 1 Student Council Officers Betty Riggins, secretaryg Bill Stitt, treasurer Judy Galloway, vice-president. iP'1. mklb' I as so I A Zia lg- Repxesentatlves Top row left to r1ght Cllfford Hunter Robert Mlller Don Bxttle Larry Clark Bottom row Pat y Reeves Peggy Jeffrey Cec1l1a Gonzales Ramona Church STUDE T COUNCIL To the Student Councll of Baslc Hlgh goes the d1ff1cult Job of runnmg the affalrs soclal and pO1ltlC3l of the student body Student Counc1l members are elected 1n demo cratlc fashxon from each class by 1ts members and are obhged to represent the WlSh6S of thelr respectlve classes at meetlngs concermng the planmng and regulatxon of stu dent body act1v1t1es They have been respons1b1e along w1th the students faculty and adm1n1strat1on for a varled program of 8th1et1CS soclal and educatlonal funct1ons throughout the 1950 51 school year The Student Councll of Baslc H1gh School has been admltted this year to the Na t1onal ASSOC13tl0H of Student Counclls and each member off1cer and representatlve rece1ved a spec1al p1n at an assembly announcmg th1s event Thus our school takes 1ts place among the schools of the natlon who are recogmzed for the 3Ct1V6 partlclpatlon of tbelr students ln the governlng of the schools Page 13 1 , y I S' Q , 11 ' u 3 1 ' r Q ' Q N Q - ' K S ' X 4 fi ,. at 1 'r y NF E5 Z, V 1, 4 lk i ' A 1 'S .A ,4 ! 2, ' - '- ' .' 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E r ' ' s, -xang- t 'C ,A ,Lf Q J' fllllly A 4 Qi lfflf' an-wk 4 :vw .-M LARRY STANDART President College prep Phi Beta Slgma 1 2 3 4 Le ter mens Club 4 Boys State 3 Jr Play Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 GAIL CHASE Treasurer Transfer Boulder Cnty 49 Commerclal Home comlng Queen 4 Jr Prom attendant cheel leader 34 Secletary Commerclal Club 4 G A A 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Commer clal Club 3 4 SENIOR CLASS QL ,Vx wr-nv WILLIAM HEESE Vlce Presldent Transfer C o l u m b 1 a Helghts Hlgh School col lege prep student coun cll 3 Lettermens Club track 3 4 basketball 3 4 CLIFFORD HUNTER lCamera shyl Student Councll Rep General Vlce ples 3 Lettermens Club ples 4 All state Tlack 3 All Trl state Track 3 Football Capt 4 Lettermens Club 1234 Football 1234 Track 1234 Mlx d Chorus 1 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 GARRY RAMBERG Secretaly Co'lege prep Pres Dramatlc Club JI Class P l a y Baseball 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Mlxed Cho rus 4 PATSY REEVES Student Councll Rep Commerclal Class Sec retary 1 Class Treasurel 3 FHA 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 MlXEd Chorus 2 3 Student Councll Cheerleader 4 Jr Plom attendant . 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'-I -9 p -, - 'W' BOB AUTRY General Honor Roll 2 3 Lettermans Club 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 MERLE BRACKEN Commerclal 1 Academ lC 2 3 4 Honol Roll 2 3 Vxce Pres Language Club 2 V1ce Pres Commerclal A A 2 3 4 Club 12 3 Language Club 2 3 Commerclal Club 2 3 Glrls State 3 Homecommg attendant 4 Typlst for LOBO NFWS 4 Mlxed Chorus 14 JEANENE ARCHIBALD 'VIARIAN ALTRY Commerclal H o n 0 r R ll 1 2 3 4 Presldent Commercxal Club Stu dent Councll Representa tlve 3 Language Club 2 3 Commerclal Club 3 4 Pep Club vi TOM BARILLEALX Vocational Football 1 2 3 4 Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Junlor Play Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 TROY CRAFT Vocational All Zone Basketball Team 3 termens Club 2 3 4 Mxx ed Chorus 4 JEAN DENHAM BILLIE GAITHER Comrnerclal M 1 x e d General Jr Prom Al Chorus 12 3 4 Commer tendant 3 Cheerleader C131 Club 3 4 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Spamsh Club 2 FHA 2 Com mercxal Club 3 4 EL LO BO Sales Staff 4 3 Y suuf' i i N vhs'- CONNIE HAMILTON General, Language Club 4, G.A.A. 4, Com- mercial Club 4, Mixed Chorus l-4. FRANKLIN HAMITER Transfer Las Vegas 47 Vocational All Zone bas ketball Team 3 Sgt at armsl Lettermens Club 34 BAA 3 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 BETTY HIETBRINK Commercial Phi Beta Sigma 1 Honor Roll 2 3 Parliamentarian F H A 1 Secretary FHA 2 Sec retary Commercial Club 3 Student Council Repre sentative 2 Girls State G A A 1 2 3 4 Club 12 3 Commercial 3 4 FHA 12 Queen of Sr Ball 3 SHERRY HOSTETLER General Jr Prom at tendant 3 Perfect attend ance 1 Treasurer Com mercial Club 3 Secretary Jr Class Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 GAA 12 3 4 Commer cial Club 3 4 Jr Play JUDY MacNE1L Transfer - Gary, Indi- ana '49, College Prep., Commercial Club 4, LO- BO Staff 4, Jr. Play. JAMES MAYES Vocational Vice Pres B AA Double Quaitette 3 BAA 3 JACK MCGINTY College Prep Phi Beta Sigma 2 3 Boys State 3 Spanish Club 12 Band 1 2 3 4 Jr P ay CASSANDRA ODELL Commercial H o n o r Roll 2 Language Club 1 Commercial Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 .fix ff--f 11 B 2 Qi SIDNEY PICKARD College Prep, Vic e Pres. 1, Treasurer 2, Pres- ident 3. Lettermen's Club 2 - 3, Secretary Letter- men's Club 4, Thespians Club 3, Jr, Play, Football 1-2-3-4. BETTY RIGGINS Commercial, Secretary Pep Club 3, Pres. G.A.A. 4, Secretary Student Council 4, LOBO NEWS Staff 4, Girls' State 3, Club 2, Pep Club 1-2-3, F.H.A. 2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Jr. Play, Drama- tics Club 3. GEORGE ROSTINE Academic, Class Presi- 1 dent 2, Vice Pres. Student Body 3, Pres. Student Body 4, Phi Beta Sigma 1-2-3-4, Spanish Club 1-2, Boys' State 3, Football 1- 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 4, Capt. Basket- bal 3 MANUEL SANCHEZ Vocational Mixed Chorus Qwx EVELYN SHERMAN Commercial Course F HA 234 Vice Pres 4 Q' JO ANNE SCHWARTZ Commercial V1ce Pres FHA 123 Pres FHA 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 GAA 12 3 Pep Club 12 Mix ed Chorus 234 C m mercial Club 3 4 Q 4 TOMMY SIMS LEONARD SPERLING General Football 12 Academic Honor Roll 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 3 Spanish Club 1 2 Foot Lettermens Club 2 3 4 ball 1 2 Track 1 2 Base Swing Band 2 3 ball 3 JANET VAN VALEY College Prep Pres Pap Club 2 3 Treasurer 3 Class Treasurer 1 Class Secretary 2 Asst Ed EL LOBO 3 Ed EL LOBO 4 Asst Ed LOBO NEWS 4 V1ce Pres Language Club 3 Ph1 Beta Sigma 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 p Club 1 2 3 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Dramatmcs Club 3 Jr Play 3 Girls State 3 Band 1 2 4 Flagtwlrler 2 Drum Majorette 4 AN NUAL Staff 1234 LO BO NEWS Staff 3 4 Language Club 2 3 CHARLOTTE VINCENT Commercxal Treasurer Commerclal Club FHA. 1 2 Spmt of Home Ec 2 Pep Club 1 2 Com merclal Club 4 LOIS WALKER PHYLLIS WILKINSON Commercxal GAA 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Com Commercial GAA 1 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 M xe h us dC OI' l23F , . ,. . ' ' , Pe mgrcial Club 4 ' ' 2-3, F.H.A. 1-2, Pep' Club Iv T AJ. Q 1 by 14.1 j A K q SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Looklng back 1nto the past four years the h1ghl1ghts of our h1gh school l1fe are reflected 1n the followmg events Lookmg 1nto the m1rror of the past 1n our frosh year we see the Freshman Frolxc a gala dance 1n the Bas1c tra d1t1on As Sophomores 1n 1948 we trudged up the path of edu catlon but found tune along the way for many successful soc1al events outstandrng among wh1ch was the Sophomore Reverse one of the most successful dances of the year At last we were upperclassmen ' We started the year off wlth the J un1or Play ALMOST SUMMER a humorous three act productlon judged by all a great success Next came the J un1or Carnxval wlth concesslons gala floor show crownmg of a k1ng and queen and colorful crepe paper dec orat1ons Then the J umor Prom topped off the year 1n spectacular form w1th a beaut1ful Job of decoratmg done on the gym The mood for the evenmg was set to the tune of Dancxng ln the Dark In 1950 we entered 1nto our Senror year w1th happy ant1c1pat1on M1ss Handschm and Mr McDon1el were chosen class sponsors for our Class of 50 Our Sen1or Queen Gall Chase rexgned over Homecomng game and dance and the Senlor Ball and Play were our last and equally successful act1v1t1es of the year Then Graduatxon and Commencement Day came and after a happy year as Semors, we nostalglcally bade farewell to Bas1c Hzgh Page 21 l 1 1 , - , - 7 7 , . H !, 1 1 1 - , U 1 1 1 - 1 7 U ' ' 17 an 1 77 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 UNIOR CLASS Once more BHS welcomed her new upperclassmen The ent1re year proved to be one of the most successful years for th1s Jun1or class Class off1cers elected Pres1dent Teddy Blue V1ce Presldent Everett Wltt Secretary Janette Anderson Treasurer Bob Herman Student Councll Representa tlxes Peggy Jeffrex Bobble M1ller Class sponsors Mr Athrs and Mrs Robmson TEDDY BLUE Presxdent The f1rst event of the Jumor Year was The Whole Towns Talkmg a h1lar1ous three act farce d1rected by Mr Athls co sponsor of the class Nutt came the -.lLlYllO1 Prom Vkllll all ol the deco a prom should tr lCl1l.lOll xllx have mcludmc a n1mc or chestxa The Junlor Caxnlxal was an array of colors and con cess1ons Wlth the lecelwng ol the1r class rmgs another year closed for the Jumors Next year they ll be m1ghty Semors' EVERETI' WITT JANE'I'I'E ANDERSON V1ce Presxdent Secretary BOB HERMAN PEGGY JEFFREY 'IH-easurer Student Councxl Rep ' I x ' ! ' S 1 S r 3 ' ' v r ' ' ' l .ft 1 7 ' . - ' - c. , . ,, . . 1 . Y . , ' - . :A -4 1 x ' - rations, color :md glamour .' L ' ' z I' . x, ' - ' my . L X- .- 3 , . lv R1chard Burkm D1ck Bauman Ema Gaye Cannon gi Janet Ch11ds Kay Crawford Q 5 f ' Bxlly Edlson Wayne Ed1son Carol Davxdson '--Q Annette Foster Jody Galloway tv , 1 Kay Goodale Virginia Gorin I-u. Jackie Hensgen Dlck Huffman Gerald K1zz1a Carol Koch Bonnie Jenkins 'Sir Dorothy Laub ? 5 Pete Lulich Shirley Morgan A' t 'F X .I 5, an 'r 'Y I 'A xx Z , '42, X IZ A 1 ' 1 -I iv'- j i A Earl Rhoad Patsy Rust Luffti-1 SD'-URN Phyllls Walker Page 25 Q wi' Gall Smlih Jaan Slavm Hex bert We1tz Jlm Walkgl 9 ' 1 5 X V: x Maw Oarfmdef Ramona P1905 Romaainc Princv Don Richardson 'Q S R , . 5 I LYNDEL BERRY President , SOPHO ORE CLASS K . :N fi. - Y Q The Sophomore Year opened with the election of Lyndel Berry as president: Bill Stitt, Vice Presidentg Mary Sanchez, Secretaryg George Hargrave, Treasurer: Repesentatives to the Student Council: Cecelia Gon- zales, Don Bittle. December 8 was the Sophomore Reverse. The theme was WINTER WONDERLAND. The year was a prosperous one for the Sophomore class. Mr. Wooten and Mrs. Carpenter were elected to load the class as their sponsors. Sitting: B. Stitt, M. Sanchez, G. Hargrave. Standing: C. Conzales, D. Bittle. Q. il... ,. . ' r 5 , 'J 5' Ji '5 ' F254 'NX , -fe - xl ' W 2 'R Top Row: C. Gonzales, L. Autrv, B. Davis, P. Lansing, C. Korthuis, J. Ledbetter, J. Close. Bottom Row: D. Bittle, M. Childs, B. Devlin, H. Bauman. J. Booth. Top Row: P. MacNeil, D. Luth, D. Luth, B. Gleason, T. A. Gault, B. Jones, G. Hughes, S. Humphrey. Center Row: B. Austin, L. Chandler, W. Hoover, H. Jones, G. Hargrave, B. Jones, L. Farnsworth. Bottom Row: L. Cobb, A. Martinez, G. Clements. R. McNeil. 9 , Top Row: S. Smith, A. Sparks, B. Reid, M. Sanchez, D. Mann, H. Riggins, F. Rodriguez, E. Walker, J. Weidernan. Bottom Row: B. Pickard, D. Warren, C. Yeager, B. Vandergriff. M. Sager, B. Stitt, M. Vincent. 1151. 1 9 1 'I Q U Q -. fe Ss., EXE, F RESHMAN CLASS Werrd creatures appeared on the campus for the annual Freshman In1t1at1on on a certaln day rn September 1950 The sad llttle Freshmen were terrlfred wxth the great Senxors but the upper classmen were not so cruel as was ant1c1pated A speclal assembly was even glven 1n honor of the Freshman Class After 1n1t1at1on 3Ct1V1t19S the class elected the followmg offlcers Pres1dent Nancy Smoke VICE Pres1dent Garry Vanhorne Secretary Betty Hostetler and Treasurer Bruce Kressler Class representatlves to the Student COUHC11 Larry Clark and Ramona Church Faculty class sponsors are Mlss Blackburn and Mr Peterson The Freshman Frol1c was held durlng the latter part of the year Slttlng R Church B Hostetler Standmg B Kressler G Vanhorne L Clark NANCY SMOKE Pres1dent r-'-X 9? X! Y--1 Ma I . . . . W . , . , - -. . . . . . . Q - 5 a - 1 1 ' n 7 7 Z , - I . , . - I . . , . ' , . . rn I .-Xu ' N- af in 1 1 . A :I V 9 . ' p.. . 8 4, i. ,R 1, as ,. H n g. - f 'fvv-If 7 ' ' we .1-Q-. f 1 'ifhiw X YZ, Q. I , - 4 V. A if I X . 5 7 Y. .... rd.. L v '- N. L I as ' 1 4 K Y W' ' Bottom Row: J. A. A1d1'1ch, S. Banks, D. Bauman. M. Blakeley. B. Byers. S. Cannon, C. Carpenter, M. Church. Top Row: D. Bordwell. L. Bailey. L. Clark. R, Church. N. Chambers. Bottom Row: G. Clepper, L. Cotner. L. Cottom. K. Davis, L. Davis, P. Deal. R. Edison. Top Row: R. Cureton. D. Crunk, T. Fisher, N. Dill, R. Gallegas J. Galbraith, J. Edmondson. C fri' Q iy, 'aCJ.1 ' ' x , . rf Q - . f I 1 , ' f.7f-by r .1 Q4 'Q J fl. .aff Bottom Row: S. Leming, M. Lomprey, M. Mainor, G. Mann, J. McKay, O. Kizzia, K. McBeath. Top Row: P. Killebrew, S. McAnal1y, J. McCormick, A. Lister, B. Kressler, R. McGough. Bottom Row: F. Prince, E. Owens, G. Miller, L. Roden, B. Peisker, D. Morris, D. McMurtry. Top Row: B. Patton, J. Perkins, G. Roberts, D. Reck, F. Ram- berg, G. Perchetti. Bottom Row: B. Kleckner, B. Joslin, J. Goodale, B. Hostetler, D. Huffman, P. Ilchik, L. Foster. Top Row: K. Guinn. M. Inness. F. Heatley, F. Gorin, L. Hunter, L, Hamilton. Bottom Row: L. White, J. Stephens, S. Schwartz, N. Smoke D. Shearin, D. Williams, G. Vanhorne. Top Row: J. Smith, V. Weese, J. Yates. R. Weideman. S. Zuber D. Williams, W. Tully, r' fr XX .1 t In I ' V' 5541 , I x. 4' 0 M., 'tes-Q. '-f 1 l, f A K 1 2 is 3 1 i V t V w , 'V Q - . . N, of 1-f' V'iNL7 'asf' A f Freshman Initation Woe to the Frosh , cheerful little faces smeared , with bright lipstick and the faint aroma of limburger 'N' cheese! 5 Those mighty Seniors carried out their brutality, and on Initiation Day, every upperclassman had at least one pair of shoes shined and all their books were carried to and fro from home to class. xi,a 4 2' , iv -'41 ' 1. K 4 4' r N t. 1, f if S ORGANIZATIONS GISCVIAIXKMIOVIE i 'X 0 ,h nnual Staff .-1' The Annual Staff of Basic High School hereby presents you with your 1950-51 EL LOBO, with the sincere hope that it will be for you a permanent reminder of your high school days. To Miss Handschin, our advisor, the staff extends thanks for her help throughout the year. Janet Van Valey Editor N-14' j 'X 1.9 mi, if 1 !' Miss Handschin, advisorg Jackie l-Iensgen, copy editorg Bob Herman, art editorg Robert Miller, photography editorg Virginia Gorin, ass't editor. BUSINESS STAFF I I Mark Swain, Photographerg Kay Crawford, Ad Manager, Jerry Kizzia, Business Manager. AD SALESMEN Sherry Hostetler, Walter Hoover, Jody Galloway, Billie Gaither, Teddy Blue, Gary Ramburg. Sid Pickard. ill X 'Q K ,x is Oo bl? ,- 'D X 4 x N X , kim NEWS 17, f X A of . usa: neu SGW. 24 Mi 74 . ' JUNIOR PLAY A BIG SUCCESS . 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W 3 quick ammom- ma -an me NWO 28 to O It bil! tip. , At zu. bagmnug of up u- j0Q4hlfIAlYapll18HQ!f60 j hate who nd: A dstcnlnad d-rin board um Us v-gn pl um in-Q ha about 37 yards mn, H1111 plud ta Xb:-rin for 1 touddom. he utr! point is pd. conf. ne: 6 F. H. A. The Basic Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, under the very active and capable sponsorship of Mrs. Peck, was organized for the 1950 season. These girls planned several pot-luck dinners, engaged in a Christmas In- iation party and sold food at the foot- ball games during the year. The main project for the year was the adoption of a little four year old girl, for whom the girls made clothes and presented with a doll, fully clothed. Officers: Elnora Owen, Treasurer, Betty Byers Secretary, Evelyn Sherman, Vice-President, Jo Anne Schwartz, President. Top: Elnora Owen, Carol Koch, Jackie Hensgen, Helen Riggins, Dorothy Morgan. Bottom: Doris Mann, Cecilia Gonzales, Mary Sanchez, Darlene Bauman, Betty Byers, JoAnne Schwartz. Al A ' ' pi-1 Lettexmens Club Offlcr rs S1d PlCk ard Sec y Trcasulel Cllff Huntel PFQSI dent Aaro 1 MOYTIQ VICL P1ts1dent LETTERM CL B The Lettermans Club under the leader shxp of Cllfford Hunter Presxdent Aaron Morr1s Vxce Presldent Sxdney Plckard Sec retary and Treasurer, has gaxned recogmtlon afone of the leadmg orgamzatxons of Baslc The club has been very actxve 1n sponsor mg beach partles dances and an assembly In order to belong to the club a boy must earn a letter 1n a magor sport Row 3 Bob Autry Bob Mlller Troy Craft Stanley H1ckman Tom Barllleaux Van Marshall Row 2 Tom Sxrns B111 Heese Jerry KIZZIH B111 Stltt S1d Plckard Red Hunter Row 1 Ted Blue Aaron Morr1s Everltt Wltt Jones Garry Ramberg i 1 Lv 'x K! .A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the active guidance of Mrs. Carpenter, was open to the admit- tance of any girl wishing to take part in active sports such as: volley- ball, baseball, speedball. basket- ball and tennis. Their social ac- tivities for the year included a dance. a Christmas party, play days and an assembly. I Officers: Janette Anderson, ireasurerg Betty Rig- gihs, President, Jody Galloway, Vice-Presidentg Louise Autry, Secretary. Row 4: Davis, Hensgen, Lomprey, Smith, Jones, Hamilton, Goodale, Huffman, Gorin, Deal, Lamb, Chase, Sanchez, Gonzales, Mann, Hughes,Reid Cannon. Row 3: Miller Leming, McAna1ly, Walker, Morgan, Church, Clepper, Schwartz, Church, Led- better, Bracken, Ostrander, Jenkins, Goodale, Riggins, Rust, Hostetler. Row 2: Jeffrey, Mainor, Yaeger, McCain, Aldrich, Foster, Iness, Hostetler, Pesker, Byers, Van Valey, 'Bauman, Deal, Kizzia, Jeffrey, Banks, Davidson Prince. Row 1: Chambers, Pipes, Gorman, Lansing, Smith, Mann, Luth, Vincent, Luth, Sparks, Mac- Neil, Morris, Blakely, Weber, Gaither, Reeves, Korthuis. Page 41 S' ' COMMERCI L G ii CL B yi ll N QX . Officers: Gail Chase, Secretary: Merle Brack- en, Vice-President: Marian Autry, President: Charlotte Vincent, Treasurer. The Commercial Club, under the sponsorship and guidance of Mrs. Warner, has had a very active schedule this year, including the presentation of a program for assembly and the operation of concessions at football games. The club's social activities included the sponsoring of a Sock Hop and the decorat- ing of the Christmas tree in the gym. They also sponsor a scholarship award at the end of the year to the senior girl who has the highest academic standing in commercial subjects. Row 3: Riggins, Ostrander, Hughes, Walker, Slavin, Reid, Prince, Cannon, Gorman, Sherman, Walker, Gorin. Row 2: Foster, Denham, Hostetler, Gaither, Galloway, Childs, Hietbrink, Goodale, Davidson, Odell, Sanchez, Riggins, Gonzales, Mann, MacNeil, Schwartz. Row 1: Pipes, Ledbetter, Rust, Vincent, Bracken, Chase, Autry, Jenkins, Anderson, Autry, Smith, Hamilton. 1 l A , V 9' ,M T ,..A N1-A l l AN UAGE CL B The Language Club, under Miss Hand- schin's direction, serves as a social and cul- tural circle for Latin and Spanish students who are interested in the customs, music and dances of the Latin countries to supplement their classroom activities. Officers: Marlene Lomprey, Treasurer, Jim Close, President: Sandra Smtih, Secretary: Ra- mona Church, Vice-President. Row 3: G. Clepper, S. Schwartz, G. Miller, P. Lansing, C. Yeager, S. Jeffrey, N. Smoke, S. Gleason, M. Church. Row 2: R. Devlin, R. Church, K. Crawford, M. Lomprey, G .Perchetti, N. Weber, W. Hoover. Row l: A. Martinez, H. Holberg, J. Close, B. Austin, G. Hargrave, G. Clements, J. McCormick. .,.x. Row 4: R. McGough, R. Bordwell, J. Perkins, M. Mainor, G. Hughes, P. Ilchik, C. Carpenter, E. Owen, V. Weese. Row 3: C. Hamilton, C. Gonzales, J. Childs, G. Smith, J. Ledbetter, T- FiSh0r, J. McCain, C. Korthuis, N. Chambers, S. Leming, D. Williams. Row 2: K. Guinn, D. Mann, S. McAI121ly, M. Sanchez, Miss Handschin, B. Jones, D. Warren. Row 1: F. Gorin, G. Vanhorne, R. Cllreton, J. Yates, P. Lulich, W. Tully, M. Childs, D. Shearin, J. Galbraith. Music DEP RTME T Music Department - Under the inspired direction of W. Chapman Wooten, our new music instructor, this department made an outstanding contribution to the extra curric- ular activities and festivities of Basic High for the 1950 year. The music department indulges in a variety of group activities to suit the taste and talents of Basic students, such as: Swing Band, Mixed Chorus, Girl's Glee, and Boys Double Quartet, in addition to the fact that the school band participates in community affairs and lends its services at all of the football games and basketball games during the season. Besides these campus activities the band and the mixed chorus participated once again in the annual Southern Nevada Music Festival, with, as usual, an outstanding per- formance by the Basic Group. The Music Department's activities ended for the year with the band's marching in the annual Helldorado celebration and the glee club's singing for the graduation exer- cises. Row 3: J. Kizzia, B. Miller, B. Austin, J. McGinty, R. Blue. Row 2: J. Galloway, J. Van Valey, T. Blue, J. Booth, S. Leany, E. Witt, H. I-Iolberg, S. Jeffery, G. Hargrave. Row 1: G. Scott, G. Mann, G. Yates, J. Close, J. Ledbetter, G. Smith, J. Slavin. Majorettes: Virginia Gorin, Helen Riggins. Y Drum Major Janet Van Valey XQC waxote 6059 Hejendjorefte . ga . XIXYQYD glljs SWING BAND l I . Mr. Wooten. Back row: Jack McGinty, Jerry Booth, Teddy Blue, Jerry KIZZIH, Everett Wltt, Bruce Austin. Front row: George Hargrave, Gail Scott, Jody Galloway, Gail Mann, Janet Van Valey. x A ' f:7! 415, Lg I W1 1:35 'Q 25 Af 1? ggi A Q . W, Q . 1 , , Q' eg W ' 2 s E5 5' 1 , SV ' :2i. .fif4,,i. Q A is i ,g Q. 4 A . ,if ag ' Q ' ' . 1 o 'JNBPN Q.. Q , --Q-. '7 Vg VW 9 4 . ey 'Q' 'N 1 fd- ,..5..gggQQ ,av -A if-I . .W wi 45' , . wif A f 1 - 5 x,, Q sQ4Y 3, N gf , it ACTIVITIES VCIIAIIIEE CALE DAR OF EVENTS SFPTEMBER U Reg1st1at1on 15 St George Football Game 'l Blxthe Football Game OCTOBER Oxerton Football Game Las Vegas Football Game Klngman Football Game Needles Football Game Dance Sponsored by F H A NOVEMBER Hurrlcane Football C ame Boulder Cxty Football Game Junlor Plav Thanksgnlng Vacatlon DECEMBER Sophomore Reverse M1X0d Chorus Concert Ch11stmas Vacat1on Senlor Mothers Dance 5 B15 the Basketball Game 11 Second Semester BQQIDS 77 Freshman Frollc FEBRUARY Needles Basketball Game Llncoln Countx Basketball Game Ox erton Basketball Game Boulder C1tx Basketball Game Southern Zone Basketball Tournament MARCH 9 Band Concert 10 G A A Rex erse Dance 73 Good Fr1daw S1 Senlor Plav APRIL Muslc Festlx al 0 Opera 1 JUDIOI Prom 'VIAY Sen1or Ball Baccalaureate Serxlce 24 Commencement 25 School D1sm1ssed Page 50 -Q I . . . GR . 13- 20- ' 27- 29- 1 V . . . 4- 1 ' 1 10- ' ' 17- ' V 24- A 8- 14- ' 15- -' A 29- A JANUARY 3k 0-' 5 .1 ' 23- V 24- ' 5 25- 13- ' H 2 1 2 ii ' . l 18- ' 20- f ig' Nf- ffl C2 Merle Bracken, Seniorg JoAnne Aldrich, Freshmang Gail Chase. Queen, Cecilif Gonzales, Soph- omore: Peggy Jeffrey, Junior. HO ECOMI G Petite and popular Gail Chase was elected H1950 Homecoming Queen by unanimous decision of the football team. Four girls were elected also. by the football players, as attendants to the Queen. Those chosen were Merle Brack- en, Peggy Jeffrey, Cecilia Gonzales and JoAnne Aldrich. During the half-time of the Basic vs. Kingman football game, the Queen and her attendants were driven out onto the field in a sleek, black convertible. The Queen. accompanied by the Wolves' co-captains, and her attendants, accom- panied by the Kingman co-captains, crossed the field toward the stands. Gail and her attendants were presented with beautiful corsages and Gail was crown- ed and bussed by the two Basic co-cap- tains. They then returned to the other side of the field where they remained for the rest of the game, seated on the throne. XYV 1 Y-N MJZLOI' P001 The J umors held the1r prom Aprll 13 Wlth the very unusual theme of Evemng 1n Pans The gym was gally decorated wlth crepe paper and soft hghts and the h1gh11ght of the evemng was the crowmng of th e Queen lovely Sherry Hostetler wxth attractive Jean Sl av1n Bonme Havers Carol Dav1dson and Romame Prmce as her attendants X 3' .f'5 ZVLLOI' As the last formal dance of the year the Semors held the annual Semor Ball on May 22 Wlth the theme of Down at the bottom of the Sea the gym was decorated wlth marlne blues greens and coral Mldway through the dance wmsome Annette Foster was crowned queen wlth her charmmg at tendants Merle Bracken Marlan Autry Janet Van Valey and Betty Rlggms diff , fe A f 5 Af: iff UNIOR CLASS PL Y A smash comedy hit was written into the history of Basic High School as the cur- tain descended on the Jr. Class Play THE WHOLE TOWNS TALKING. The very well chosen cast included: Jerry Kizzia as Henry Sim an eccentric manu facturerg Jackie Hensgen as his loving wifeg Romaine Prince as their daughterg Richard Burkm as Chet Binney, Mr. Simmons' partnerg Arvan Leany as romantic Roger Shields, a young blood from Chicagog Patsy Rust, as the glamorous motion picture star, Lettie Lytheg Ronald Hamblin as a motion picture directorg Noriwista Gault as Ethel's girl friends: Jean Slavin as another of Ethel's girl friendsg Kay Goodale as Annie, the over- curious maid: Emma Gaye Cannon as Sadie, Mr. Simmons' dancing teacherg and Jim Walker as the taxi driver. Mr. William Athis directed the production, which was presented on November 17, 1951. if 42' ,sg ,Q .V ,, , ,- ,UT WA. J X R 1 1 ..T. ....,,..,.--- .- ,-P'- 'r ,fixn I 2' 3 2 H I Z,.' , 4 12: In , ' 5 , :V 1 I 'Q g Y 1 5 1 I 4 - ram 2 gy-ke 22 bit fm is A XL ' ,au , , ,Qt Q - xv.. -I 3154, X '1 f N X , - .nn f ' - fi. A ff' --3-1 Ziff ,. I Y , I 1:5 MX dxf' . R6 X4 x, ab' I - Q JJ' f U- ll if ,- .-....,- ,..,,. A.. ATHLETICS XUHFELICE x,Q A. Q an vcv? -im-1. ,-.ar 'kr xr I -...W X Z y,,4-v-'M' I Q I I COACHES Coach E. M. McDoniel has suc- cessfully completed his fifth year of coaching for the Basic High School football squad, and assistant coach Robert Taylor has brought to a close, his sec- ond year at BHS. They have giv- en excellent service and have been the chief source of the in- spiration which led the Basic Wolves to their many victories in the field this past football season. Coaches McDonie1 and Taylor plan the team's strategy. SEASONS RECORD Basic Basic Basic Basic Basic Basic Basic Basic Basic 19 6 13 28 20 41 20 26 13 St. George 6 Blythe 27 Lincoln 6 Overton 0 Las Vegas 41 Kingman 6 Needles 13 Hurricane 6 Boulder City 33 Everitt Witt, manager ji, CO-CAPTAINS Clifford Hunter and George Rostine, seniors, were chosen by their team mates to lead the Wolves through the 1950 football season. Both are three year let- termen and all around athletes whose spirit of cooperation and teamwork is a credit to the school. Rostine in action. Captains Rostine and Hunter MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Each year the ,coaches select one senior whom they feel can always be depended upon, to not always star nec- essarily, but to turn in a consistently good performance at all of the games. The player's name is kept secret until the award assembly when the player is called up and presented with an en- graved cup, upon which his name has been added. It is then placed in the tro- phy window. This year, the player award went to George Rostine, right halfback, who was the main sparkplug and co-captain of the Wolves team. Aaron MOYYIS End S1d P1ckard Center Don Blttle Stanley H1ckman Tackle Guard sow Tommy Barnleaux Chfford Hunter Quarterback Halfback A-Q R.. Q-.4 ' 4-. f Q, ,W n, A ' 1 4 'AFA' I q X K, I 4 A 4 H 1 ' ' r- ' f ' N, X ' 3 y ' .IQ .I W V , 5 . VI V 5 E gli A. h .,A Q. 44 -. - X ff n - , W J ' ' 2 ,,:.f35Sfi-3 ,. I s - ... X. A L Q W - Y' J - x ,. .,, I X-L' L. ,J I 1' - -, ' . 's X Y Guard Herbert Jones Guard George Hargrave DOH Warren Troy Craft Tackle End tm - Gem an Rostme lxlibx Bob Mlller Fullback Top row: T. Blue, R. Miller, D. Bittle, H. Jones, T. Craft, G. Hargrave, L. Standart, R. Herman. Middle row: D. Warren, A. Morris, G. Rostine, C. Hunter, T. Barilleaux, S. Pickard, S. Hickman, G. Clements. Bottom row: V. Weese, W. Edison, A. Leany, G. Ramberg, W. Stitt, B. Edison, L. Berry. Each year an All-state team is chosen by the RENO GAZETTE which is composed of the outstanding high school players throughout the state. Although this past year, no one from Basic was elected to the first string, however, Robert Miller was nominated to the second string team. Honorable mention was made of George Rostine, Troy Craft and Herbert Jones. In addition to an All-state team, a Tri-State team is also chosen, in the same manner. Of the Basic team, Troy Craft was mentioned forthe first team, with Herbert Jones, George Rostine and Clifford Hunter on the second team. Listed as Honorable Mention also were Sidney Pickard and Robert Miller. Page 62 BASIC 19 ST. GEORGE 6 The Basic Wolves started off a great season by winning over the Dixie Flyers 19 to 6 at the Wolves' first home game. BASIC 6 BLYTHE 27 The Basxc Vkolx es were defeated for the fxrst txme of the season at Blythe by a more experlenced and heauer team BASIC 13 LINCOLN COUINTY 6 That was a close one w1th Bas1cs lme and back holdmg off the aggxessxve Lmcoln County Lx nx BASIC 28 OVERTOIN O The Wolxes agaln showed thelr abllxty to work as a team when they won oxer Oxerton 28 to BASIC 20 LAS VEGAS 41 The Baslc Wolx es lost a hard fought game to the Las Xegas Wlldcats 41 to 20 Oh well there s always next year BASIC -11 KINCMAIN 6 Baslc resexxes rot a chance to show then talents as the Vkolxes rolled oxer the Bulldogs BASIC 'O NEEDLES 13 The Wolxes md Nlustan s clashed tor me ol the m mst lll1lllll1S1 ames of the foot sm un W1 Isla ee n ou he wmnn outlrl w n 111 the last few momen s o 'SXSIQ 6 HLRPICXN1 6 Q Hur t ble tt xen L 1 e 1 lllf I GQ C B-XSIC la BOLLDEP 33 The Boulder Eagles llew ox er the Baslc Wo xes o tl e tu e of Q3 15 ln Baslcs last game of he seaso Page 63 . , V , W . Y V K V. , , . . Y 1 . . , , ' V L 1- ' , y ' ' ' f v v Y . H 0. '.'- Y ' ' ' 2' ,v 7 I . ' 1, ..4 . , v .4 va v 1 l A I , . v., , X v 2 5 Q: i S , N C A , X H Q. . ,K Q Q - ball QIZS1 . th Bai' k IQ tt. mu t 'ro ' A f Q K ' H tg f the game. - . .,. V . ,T . L I A -.. N. I - . Th- 'ri 'ane team was una 1 a' Q- last yeafs X'lCll1l'f' 31 d th - Wnlves aggun lg: led the Ilu '1'lCQi!ZC ll ' frat. A , X .L Q' . ' t 1 n '- gt 1 . n. H.. -49 4 9 A-g -qs fc .Xtfj If : 'J w -1 Y , 59 fx I , . fel far. 14 ff 'il k. , Q+ Q ' 1 ,.,,v 5 J Q F X. Manager Witt and Coach Petersen Coach Norman Petersen came to Basic High this year from Colorado to pilot the Wolves through the current basketball season. After a slow start, the Wolves pulled themselves to- gether for a fighting finish and missed by one game a chance to storm Reno for the All-State Tournament. Pageee ,,l 'B Basic 41 Captain, George Rostine Basic 34 Basic 47 Basic 45 Basic 47 Basic 45 Basic 52 Basic 32 Basic 30 Basic 46 Basic 42 Basic 43 Basic 32 Basic 53 Basic 05 Basic 44 Basic 56 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Basic 4055 5, as All-Tournament Team Lincoln Vegas Blythe Boulder Needles Lincoln Kingman Vegas Needles Overton Vegas Vegas Blythe Moapa Boulder 3 Overton Lincoln Boulder Basketball officials on Saturday night, March 3, chose from among the teams par ticipating in the tournament, an all-tournment team of the most outstanding players Stanley Hickman. forward. was nominated as the most outstanding player on the Basic team and was congratulated by officials. Page 67 , Ronaggrvgigblin A George Rostine ' -n - Guard Stanley Hickman Guard intl M, 1- . A4 ' D,-,Aw Bill Stitt Forward f Troy Craft Center 5 Teddy Blue Guard Lindel Berry Forward I-' Gerald Kizzia Center Herbert Jones Guard Jerry Booth Forward --ad di es Craft tries a tip-off to Blue Hickman hangs on Weese and Jones watch as ball rims basket UU o cr III rn 5 91 S at P 4.14.1- 3-wfifwu L9 af , A mtv!! Qi, wal Don Blttle B111 Heese Pete Luhch Rayfleld Cureton Arvan Leany Back row Don Warren, Don Bnttle, Pete Lullch, Rayfleld Cureton, Gerald Clements Front row B111 Heese, Arvan Leany, Bob Herman, Troy Craft 7 A ! x, 4 X K 7 4 W ,ff lg X 3 f , t . - ,,w,,.,,, l ' w' I L.. 'il' l hw' - .. . , ' V ' 'I 3?- ,y fe 1,?'j'Tf. , A E A iy4kf g L-fun: Y' 'n h 1 my .V W, ,M y ' A , A 1 ,. 'I .. WA' f ' 2 ' - , , ,sh W 1, I , n N- . , - V 5' V' ' ' Q i I I f 1 Q 1 ,,. 4 ! P 2 5 . ? - . . f f I ! f I Q . ' ' A X1-mv Patsy Reeves, Billie Gaither, Jody Galloway, Gail Chase. CHEERLEADERS We're loyal to you, Basic High! This indeed has been the motto of our Basic cheer- leaders, Gail Chase, head cheerleader,Billie Gaither, Patsy Reeves and Jody Galloway, who have led our high school cheering section loyally through every sports event and pep assembly with the same smiling goodnaturedness throughout the entire year. These four pert girls were chosen by the student body at a general election early in the year. They have been an outstanding example of goodwill and sportsmanship. IL J -E ik. CASUALS CVEIWVE ZF' 'i 'vf-.1- xx l' , - X 5 1 x ', L-'V X ., , 41 . 51:-v'1:.,r 2 ,1 fx. 4 J m XX ' '5 49.3 3 6 15 i - W ' 8 A Qi? . 1 A gl 9, I I . 6 5? 241, t , I ' v ,L wi' Fatah 2.,.s-ny, ,A A Q - ' f f i Q .-A' 4' 'mf' me 'U 'Qi al! ,gf ,. Aj 4 ' g f qimgwif , W. wfggggnmg 9i'.Q,la2f Z I IQ- Q., ,:4! , 4 ' , ,mp ,a .8 ' Vf bl mf 1 if 3 5 Q, I V ,wean-.,,. ,NS -1- H-nl -4 ' .u X4 eviifw. I' 9 .JDO LyAN4,w'- ' w daf- 43 'FSM r 4' I a ,191 X -, Y . .M , .1 1.5.1 .- 'bm .f .5 5 -. , nv is. f 'fi ' Q I 3 ' -Q L . . -n 1. 5. Y I 1 3' 'Q 4 F n I ' T- 'e Q 0-,,,3 ,142 Hx ., -'iw 'ftifi-SQ -, M., .yn5n. -.u.:5u - -ian-fb! :A X' ,xii-I5 ' - .31 t I A .. ,.. 'HA H 3 ' 1.4 4 :swf .17 1 .gy I 1 p 1 1 - Hr-iylefd A qv 4 . , xg f , 4 .kr A. .m 1 ' 94 1 . :-fs si 'f ., 3 ' ,. if . 1 5 5 , 1 is . li v W . xq ' Q91 xv fi qu 7, m3- 'M vi Ghost Writers in the School What is so rare as a Barilleaux stare? Q1 249 Young Einsteins Is there a Secretary in the House? 5 1E7i'I? f?-if 3 Q x. . L,.f ' Aff'- luiwy -'WQ ' -ing 'diana n Juvende .bg J , .MY 'L Af ,Q alia - Us-. - XSF' hnff , v a W or - aff MQW ia':P ' T -Q7 'Darling Darlene 1. Y Fig Wooten and the Basic Crackers. Summertime and Girls' State V ,..-z-vous avec mol au Casbah. Aphrodites in their nighties. i, A S Gorgeous George and the Muscle Boys They're in a muddle of a huddle. ,xx 2-,sv n -A V-3 -as . 'px-1 ., rfb.-0 .Q F - 1 fa ' 4 g 59' if W 1,3 .4 ,vt f Assembly Call A patio full of rnasculine pulchritude . 1 WFS S., Kid Virgil rides again! G.A.A. Initiation F.H.A. Initiation '- ,,g .Q Beauty and the Jeep ADVERTISEMENTS VDAEILLIEEVNIEIXILE -l, Y E 77 3g 5 'f A 'il' A. wa' qi' . 5 W ,,h Hr 4 .f L3 , , D mf' ' 5:-it Ywhgi, A' ffl- L, ' S 5 , sf 31 ff H , me , ., - K -1 L .V,,f3.1,-, ,A ,571 lf- . ' . ,swf-:iv ' A ' A - E f 'G ang X Q v O 1 yn Please dor1't take my picture. in Down from the apes, or How Gorilla Gorin got her name. Long live the Seniors! Tutti Frutti Twosome The rush is on' Never da rken our doorstep again, Ledbetter! - .E X as CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '51 vi' .-.4-i-Q ' f ' v J- . luv' V A -. ', S A 5, I V Tal f Xvgg b, nq muulux ann l ' Q ' .rnalxnvt nxmom' X X v uloarx nur! X N X . E nvfrrtknr -X 9-. W, foo: , , .xp ' sf I3 ' - ' ,mfkff 723 FAPEMONT 'gf n :LC .A x -J Q. - .. ,, , ,Ap 'A Xa. .,g,, Las Vegas Phone 327 i Minas ans company GAS AND GAS APPLIANCES 725 02 NORTH SECOND STREET LAB VEGAS. NEVA DA Day and Night Phones 4310 4311 Wayne s Auto Body Shop Complete Auto Wreck Rebu I ldlng 74 HOUR TOWINC SERVICE WANE L KIRCH Owner South Nlun Strtet Las Vegas Nuada COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 51 Boulder Cnty Motors Dodge and Plymouth Boulder Cnty Nevada Las vegas Nevada If You Don t Know Jewelry Know Your Jeweler CH RISTENSEN REGISTERED JEWELER A G S Watches Dnamonds Snlverware Repairing Jewel ry 225 Fremont Street C omplzments Class of Sl BERT S MODE O DAY Dresses, Lnngerne Hosnery, Shoes 2l2 Fremont St LAS VEGAS NEVADA Phone 858 Best Wzshes fr om lwlllh l N 3RD PHONE Onff qZcffccPf!lYf LAS VEGAS NEVADA I . . y 1 . - .- M' A 4 S. V, , ' 730C ,z' JA ' , . - . . I 1 . l . I , '- all to I A c' SFJVV, I I A Q - 5-A, DNQC' - - ' ' H7 . . 7.87 I I ul-ua U 160 r I f ' Wh IAlg a Baird Auto Service UNION on DEALER PHO E 392 EV Congmtulatzons I h Groduotmg Closs 195 I NEVADA DRUG CO CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 5I MILLER HAYN ES SMITH INC P. O. Box I Henderson Nevodo Flowers ot Distinction . . . FUEL OILS CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING SHEET METAL from- WESTERN HEATING 81 KINC-'S FLOWER HOUSE VENTH-ATING 'NC' BILL and LUEEN KING Phone 106 Phone 1862 710 South Mam Street 822 Fremont S T JOHNSON OIL BURNERS Las Vegas Nevada FURNACES COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SAL SAGEV HOTEL CITI RESTAURANT LAS VEGAS NEVADA Home Decorotors CITY MERCANTILE CO FURNITURE APPLIANCES CARPETING W M MENDELSOHN Owner 307 Fremont Phone 438 fa GLASSES ORTHOPTICS DR H L BOWERS Optometrist Ana1yt1ca1 Examlnatlon THE TRULY BENEFICIAL SERVICE FOR DEFECTIVE VISION 128 South Fxfth Street Phone 2170 LHS Vegas Nevada Success ond Best Wishes To The Senior Closs SERVICE CLEANERS 119 South Ma1n Las Vegas I Y 27 i H :gc S , .51 ?' I ' 1 - , Y If I . . . M H SL S 5 1. .X , 1:-fwyiilif - 7 ' J i 7 Beautiful Dry Cleamng' Phone 3140 llth ond Fremont LAS VEGAS NEVADA HEADQUARTERS FOR Sportswear Dresses Coats Suns and Lxngene B A N S 223 Fremont Las Vegas rf Cong rotulotions Closs of 51 CASHMAN S GARAGE NEVADA S OLDEST AUTOMOBILE DEALER CADILLACS BUICKS OLDSMOBILES 'IO9 North Mom Phone H6 Phone 64 WING S CAFE Amerncon ond Chnnese Dinners 6 Fremont Phone 43 Las Vegas Nevada Professlonol Drug Co 223 Fremont Street Phone LAS VEGAS NEVADA Cong rotulotlons SHEPPARD'S FURNITURE Phone 1986 1120 South Ma1n Las Vegas Nevada Our Busmess IS Reol Estote And Insuronce ELSTEN ER REALTY CO Call and See Us Telephone 136 323 South F1fth LAS VEGAS NEVADA I I I I OPEN 24 HOURS Prescription Phormocists 239 Compliments Of Compliments J. W. CON ROY PI'l'l'MAN DEPT Union Oil Distributor S-I-ORE 226 South Main Phone 171 The Biggest Little Store in Nevodo Las Vegas, Nevada Henderson' Nevada BOULDER LAUNDRY Phone 128 1300 Wyommg Street Compliments AND CLEANERS Boulder C1ty Nevada OE BROWNIETS GARAGE PAn'rs AND sr-znvrcs F rx VG BEST WISHES CLASS OF 51 JJ1.g.l-karsfeizs 'EST SECTD SOU SALT LAKE Crrvl UTAH af 7 l A .QQ K . . M . ,. .B W. S . S EV. I x k , f ksx xx-Sxigxgs E .lsisisefsss 44 TH I CONGRATULATIONS FROM WERNER - GRIFFITH Inc. MERCURY-LINCOLN SALES and SERVICE 2000 South 5th Street LAS VEGAS NEVADA Singer Sewing Machine Company Singer Vacuum Cleaners - Singer Fans Singer Irons - Singer Heaters Kitchen Mixer - Notions Sewing Cabinets - Singer Dress Forms Phone 3020 227 North Fifth LAS VEGAS, NEVADA fl 'D SEE YOU LATER Las Vegas Famous I-latching Post Wedding Chapel Phone 5040 226 South Fifth Howdy PodnerI Youre Always Welcome At DESERT DRIVE IN Highway 91 Gay White Way 0955+ an -af .mir Q I . Q.. 'A mt U nh 'fMv-4-I? f' 'IN 1 O T f.LTLL'IJ'7 I RE X---F95 ' QUALITY FURNITURE THAT MAKES A HOUSE A HOKE R MAIUN LAS VEGAS NEVADA PHONE 2855 PRECISION ENGINEERING 8 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WELDING AND MACHINE WORK STRUCTURAL STEEL 1431 SOUTH MAIN STREET A J KJACK EDWARDS LAS VEGAS NEVADA 7 I ni' ' S 1' ' ' I -, . . f - 1, -P , ' C ' I F ' ' 4 as i' .-,I I F ,, 14, V ,D W, -V - .WX .5 L, A, A B ,f ,Q If fl P v ,, 1,1 I 1 , ii Pk f t,-- J- 'k 'Avian Q 4 J. . , . V It n. .ff 'y , . . -'Q Zg.T,,?' A .- in I fs'-Erfe'1.5-EI I5-T li- .. -. ,, ' ,.. - . ,, ...mg Q 1 '...5 uQ 'Q' ......... - ,-, I ... N H Q oI px g ' , .A I 7 4? I ' ,Q . ' ' ,Y P' . nw: I l'-.N w . , A' ' .fvflfvflj -, '- A -y n A K 4 us 8, 1 ,2 V fi . , I , A , M45- ' 1 ,I Compliments From City Janitor Supply Co. 1050 South Mam Street LAS VEGAS NEVADA Telephone 1664 REX BELL'S Frontier Stylings and Sportswea r Men and Women Los Vegas, Nevada FREMDNT DRUG CO SOUTHERN NEVADAS FINEST DRUG STORE 611 Fremont Sharp Harvey Parvm Best Wlshes To You Wolves' Lloyd Tritle s Community Chevrolet Las Vegas Nevada SARRET oFFicE EQUIPMENT co School Supplies Drafting Supplies Typewriters 69 22 F L s Veg s N ado Clark County Wholesale Mercantile Co , Inc 521 South Main LAS VEGAS NEVADA Nevada Typewriter Exchange Royal Typewrlters Marchant Ediphone Victor Adding Machines pe t d Add g M C pa d 2l2St tSt t L Ve N d I A1 . ,,,,,l , a I ' Phone 3 2 remont , o a , ev - Home DeCOl'QTOrS - C. W. Cronister Phone 2790 I Ty wriers on in ci hines Re ire ewor ree - as gas, eva a Best Wzshes I' 6 Class of I95 I CRAGIN and PIKE INC General Insurance SINCE I9I6 114 d3626 F o EI Portal B Id g ED VON TOBEL LUMBER COMPANY Che 019 QE! LIE .sm , S 'I h Vg Complzments EL PORTAL THEATRE Nevada S Finest Theatre LAS VEGAS NEVADA Congratulations to the Graduates Whute Crass Drug Co Las Vegas Pharmacy LAS VEGAS NEVADA In Las Vegas Nevada IVE: Ate At SAM S CAFE The Home of SIZZLING Steaks LAS VECAS FINEST DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT Tel ph 1288 E t F e JOHN A KATSAROS P p t I, 'P' 1? 5 NEVADA OPTICAL CO UIL oflcn-Y' Tlke care of your eyes Consult 'In Exe Physlclan QMDQ 390 L Carson Awe Telephone 1114 Las Vegas 'Nlevada XldlCO HCHTIHQ Xxds and Batteries 7' ,J-J mud: X MST 'W5'UNi VKNTANA LASVEGAS NEVADA LAS VEGAS NEVADA Standard Wholesale Supply Company 100 South Xlun Telephone 605 PARTS AND SERVICE Las Vegas Nevada IHONP- 3 800 N MAN Electrlcal Plumbmg Heating c- r nnrmv ms vrcms wmv Refrlgeratlon and Mlnlng Supplxes Complzmefnts of X of 245 M5645 X HoME OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE SINCE 1917 0 0 O u, l L a ll' .4 ,l g ,. K .Y 1 .. - A Y. x , gf. .N V I l A ,um -A Q' R if. ire' . Lf' ,. X I I ae I il I J gl' I ' D . A . -g 'f -gk I A I s-,'S, . VILL. I , - , . 'V 48. E n E W ea r o rs EE , A I . 1. '. . . A- . I -- 1 .1 l -,.-,. v'Af 3 A .. :FAQ fi' V A .gn I I , ' x-'I' Y Desert Furruture and Carpet Ca ualztx Furmture For Less 1512 Fre nont Las Vegas Nev 118 SO FOURTH ST LAS VE AS NEVADA AGENTS 836444, VAN LINES commits: Movmc SERVICE Phone 2017 Ol' 2278 HECHTS Allen and Hanson Men s Wear 419 Fremont LHS VCQHS Nevada Whev e well do essed m Ladzes and Misses ipparel get that way 404 Fremont Las Vegas Nevada Phone 3960 A C GRANT Fifth and Stewart Las Vegas, Nevada Complzments of BANK OF NEVADA Member Federal Deposnt lnsura nce Corporation LAS VEGAS, NEVADA l S '7 nc, U Q ' f ' EXAL AND LDNG DISTANCE .1 FURNITURE HOUSEHULD GOODS Y . -1 I . C K J ' - ' en Y, ' D 1 I 1 ngsnb YOUR DE so'ro PLYMOUTH DEALER Fon SOUTHERN NEVADA Wushes The Best Gt Everythnng to y g The Class of 1951 1205 SOUTH FIFTH STREET U Golden Nugget Restaurant Funest Food In the World DOWNTOWN LAS VEGAS NEVADA PHONE 3166 U LAS VEGAS NEVADA J C PENNEY CO Greetnngs to The Class of 1951 Congratulatlons and Best Wishes for Contmued Success Save as You Spend at Penney s 317 Fremont Street Las Vegas Nev Compllments From City Janitor Supply Co. 1050 South Mam Street LAS VEGAS, NEVADA Telephone 1664 L NEVADA MOTORS INC Southern Nevada's Dealers PACKARD AND WILLYSOVERLAND Sales and SCIVICC Wnllys jeep now on Dlsplay Amerxca s Most Versatnle Tool Phone 3477 1600 Fremont Las Vegas, Nevada S A ! eggs ' :': 9'HfU't-Ill, INCORPORATED I 9 I P 15 E1 PRUVISIQ HEN DERSON NEVADA 128 South Flfth Stxeet Fnone 2170 Lab Vegas Nevada Dnstmctnve Lodnes Weor BANS For Young MISS As Well as Mother MARGARET HAWLEY Manager Fremont Street Phone 239 Las Vegas Nevada t headquarters Los Vegos Nevodo J P IFIL Q ?ME'A 'AQBMPANYV DQ I I 223 n llxe thf e 1 l un 4 e your erlucatlonal journey Come oftener than 1t u f l tn Nlu t he that hfe speerlm up anl we re ettm oleler f ertamlx looks that may when you take a look at la Xe a torlax anl on earth has bullt up and gotten to he an e tabhshecl vom munlty xn uch a hurry Nevada 15 stxll a lan4l of opportunlty we re provmg It every day Keep thls m mmd as you plan your hfe ahead Nleanvshlle best WlSll6S to thf class of 1931 Hope we ll be seemg you around for a long, tlme to rome Chamber of Commerce MQYEQW BEST WISHES DESERTWEAR ond NAVA HOP! TRADING POST Boulder Cnty Nevada rw Se-er 5 i' - tim tr win you yo g fllke goflsp .wl on ' . ' A ' ' , ' ' s 'm 1 , , I -G I rr 1 4 ' I fr l rr l ' ' N C F' I' ' . ' ' ' ' ' , 5 QU ' ' 4 - J C . then remember what ll was l0 years ago. Probably no place , ' l ' . ' ' 7 I , ' . , I ' rx ' U 1 , W' ,, 4gxa,v? V 8 - . l 1 V . 1 WEL ogg 11 rem These are the words eagerly awatted by every member of your staff student body and faculty We have taken your memories your tdeas trxbutes and photographs and put them tn a form youll chensh for years to come Thxs permanent record of your school days annuals and hke workmg wtth you to produce them Your staff IS to be commended for your splendtd cooperatxon and servxce to your school Prmters Llthographers Bxnders Camden Arkansas has been printed by people who know school COMPLIMENTS OPACO LUMBER COMPANY WtChI LAS VEGAS N EVADA 1086 BYRON JACKSON PUMPS MCGARVIE PLUMBING 81 WELDIN 221 N th Th d GOOD LUCK ond BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 51 Earl J Brothers VICTORY THEATER of 105 es or eston i Phone 8 cs V, A Box 681 Phone 232 - J L V g N d d Congrotulotlons EL CORTEZ COFFEE SHOP Boslc 60 Mmute Men YOU TOO COACH M DONIEL OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY pl te 3 126 S sm sr eet ud Sp H 5IO'e FO' Men REX FORD SUPPLY Co FOR QUALITY MENS WEAR 309 Fremo t St eet H R ADAMS Mg Telepho e 771 FRANK O FERGUSON La Vegas Ne d LAS VEGAS NEVADA 82lSM CONTRACTING And MAINTENANCE GIBSON RANGES And REFRIGERATORS SHOCK ELECTRIC CO The House of Flxtures WHIRLPOOL AUTOMATIC WASHERS ANDY G MAINLAND Telephone 4822 420 North Flfth Los Vegos, Nevodo 1 1 l , c Com e Dinners 75c nd up 0. 1 r Las Veg B il ers up lies - ardware P O T T S Truscon Steel Windows -Pervo Paint n 1. . . . r. n . ain Phone 05 s , va a ' MW N 5 X X gun fyfff LBS Veuas RBSUFT HDIBIS UOHIITIIUBE LAST FRONTIER ir El RMICHO VEGAS TIIUIIDERBIRD if DESERT INN FLAMIIIGU Outdoor Equipment CO saith-Q 124234 COMPLIMENTS OF IN LAS VEGAS IT S ALWAYS FAVORITE FASH IONS SKIRTS SLACKS BLOUSES SHORTS PEDAL PUSHERS Also COTTON DRESSES 123 No th 4th Street ADAMS SALES AND SERVICE Moytog Deoler 1020 Las Ve as Fremont Nevada GENE S AUTOBODY SERVICE Auto Pomtmg 81 Body Work 1528 S A Street 27.32 RANCHO GRANDE CREAMERY Mulk, Creom, Butter, Eggs, Cottoge Cheese, Desert Gold Products, Rcmcho Gronde lce Creom 406 South Second Street LAS VEG AS, NEVADA IHONE 4545 Service Meosured Not by Gold But by the Golden Rule Serx mg Southel n Nevada AMBULANCE SERVICE BUNKER BROTHERS coLoNlAL MORTUARY Fxfth At Stevt art Las Vegas Phone 64 xt 'SN - - , Q ' xA .. I ' , J.,-.:N ' 1 3 R .IJ-Q, A- A ', , '14--' 'f--- gf - -5 - G 2 ' I ' ' Sf-ef' E 'Sf -, - 2 ' '-2 g- ll -N - :Tait 5 f -,-3-'aiu ,rv . ,N l 5 J rf -' 1625 Freemom Las Vegas, NCVHLIH 1' I O' D 0. Phone COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '51 Boulder City Motors Dodge ond Plymouth Boulder City, Nevodo Congratulations to Class of '51 TOWNSITE DRUG Henderson, Nevodo Las Vegas, Nevada Best YV1shes to the Class of 3 am The Ill Lobo Still Henderson Dept Store Henderson Ncxada WIMPY S 210 Fremont HOT Lunches Served 24 Hours Congrotulotlons To The Closs Ot 5l S -2 IIUTE 3E5 xl FIVE POINTS GARAGE e..-,gg-' ,N NORTH LAS VEGAS J K HOUSELS Presldent Slxth and Fremont Streets Downtown Las Vegas V1s1t the all new El Cortez Coffee Shop The Most Modern Kltchen The Most Modern Bakery N l The Most Modern Butcher Shop II? D '5 N-fi X-1- ESL!-uf oPEN 24 HoURs auA1.rn' FURNITURE 'rx-un' nuxzs A nous: A Hogg Breakfast Round the Clock J R susan LAS VEGAS NEVKDA DANCING NIGHTLY IN THE COCKTAIL LOUNGE TO THE TUNES OF DIXIELAND BAND - yu , . l ' .' :C l V I I C- 1 3 A f' I ,- I A . ,N Sift ,... , ' 'lm ,f ' ,.,..-f - ' -, ., ..... A . , . . , --ff- fr f - en. -A P Us lg - '-L 4' -,Al 5.1, 7,4 M lvl f 5 --Nfg if f ' ,f 'f ll E-fl' ri ' - Q 7 . . I . - L NJ! CON GRATULATION S AND BEST VK ISHES THE CLASS QF '51 Von Voley Shoe Dept. Shoes for the Entire Family Henderson Dept. Store Phone 64 Southern Nevodo 5 Most Lornplefe Shopping Center Monix Deportment Store Boulder Cnty, Nevodo An ' 1 Q1 A-fa My Q T sigf' ASW falilftmf' SILL S DRIVE IN Fvtth Street and Charleston LAS VEGAS uth Ill S11 111 N x If Success and Best Wnshes Belknap Photographic Service Inc CENTRAL MARKET Yom Pond Sim? Boulde Cty Nevada BEST WISHES CLASS OF 5l Greetings and Best Wlshes to the Class ot 5l from Southern Nevada Power and Telephone Co lO9 South Second Flith glut U LAS VEGAS NEVADA Plmnm tw-l R' Q ' gi, 'JHQEQF A ...M I , ,A A I I Q , 123 So Fll' .' 'ect Pho' T LZl7U ,, Lust Vegas. 'Q 'Q lu S- ' ., :zr ll ' . U Q M 4 , . s K 1 A 1 is ., ,ri if .5 ' fu- W, 1 ,W Th V T' . 1 ' 5 54.4-:gi Y. f ,I ,A-,., A V Y ,.,.., , -fr ,A ' - ij,g,,'1 . llll South Klum Lats Xcggus .n1.f.:,,,-A ' url, vp' ' 'Tv A Q? I , - -h,g..'A , 4, sift + . W1 .V , 1 ,ar 4. ' I t. V I 1 Y . 91 A r i , to ' 1 ' .-X1 .' ' 'a 't Las V1-gals , Complzments of 1' Z' i of 24,5 W GAS LAS VEGAS NEVADA tOf THE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING BIIC, Nl Colorado River Commlsslon Of Nevada BASIC MAC-N ESI UM PROJ ECT Congrotulotuons ond Good Luck To The Closs Of '51 3 HIE' 4 4 , Q ' .adv I I ' X 4 -I I 2 , I -x-'W . ua FREMDNT STREET I Complimcn s ou acl' Iily, fcvac 11 . . . y XCOMP ,W EM AL ELF T ROCH WESTERN ELECTROCHEMICAL COMPANY 1 POST OFFICE BOX HENDERSON NEVADA B mW nh Cong rotulotions Wolves of 1951 WE KNOW YOU WILL HOWI, WITH DELIGHT IF YOU CONTINUE TO USE OUR PRODUCTS AND SERVICE 'inxirg i ANDERSON DAIRY The Home of Andersons Sweet Cream Ice Cream 824 SOUTH FIFTH PHONE 117 Generol Auto Ports Co 900 South Fnfth Street LAS VEGAS NEVADA Ya Ai' SEVEN UP BOTVLING CO TO THE GRADUATES OF 51 are 5:55 - I . me I 'H I 1 wwe CONGRATULATIONS I F ' V nap! S AS are the new ,0 dlfyffpflfi at an unbehevably LOW PRICE ' S1285 . wr Here rs a complete Hammond Organ at a price that any home that hkes good mustc can afford Yes a complete two-manual and pedal organ completely self-contamed. Thls new Spmet Model has all the exclusnve features that have made ?i?4'-Y' the Hammond Organ unchallen 1n tonal M W I S J I e beauty snrnphcrry and versauhty ' Spend an hour wxth the new Splnet Model Hammond Organ rn our showrooms soon. GAREHIME MUSIC CO Baldwm Chnckermg Pranos Haddorff and Gulbransen Planos Hammond Organs Novachords Solovox The Magmfncent Magnavox Radlo-Phonograph and Television Band and Orchestra Instrucents Sheet Muslc Records 115 North Third Street Las Vegas, Nevada 311 Fremont Street Phone 676 Dxamonds Watches ewelry Watch and Jewelry Repalrmg and The Merchandise Mort 209 F'!'8lll0nt Street Phone 680 Jewelry Gifts Glassware and Sllverware C' tl, , I an X- 'q A4 Q . -. my if tar e fu U l .UZ- 'j' . . . ged. up . . . . . . . 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