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

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af lt . mr. donald cameron . . counselor . mr. robert Iunt . . vice-principal . . mr. iohn beatty english IV speech girls' p.e. desertaires mrs. bergemeyer . . office secretary . . mr. george crnsler . . algebra ll trigonometry solid geometry . . mrs. karen brown . . . . mr. ben cowan . . typing distributive education adult education . mr. lester burgward . . biology health . . mr. ioe cummings boys' p.e. health

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never before in the history of our nation have the ameri- can people extended greater interest and positive concern to the problem of education. the immediate challenge presented to our national sur- vival by the problems of the space age has awakened universal anxiety for the quality of education being of- fered in our public schools. this anxiety is focused par- ticularly on the technical, scientific and mathematics areas but is also not lost to the need for greater knowledge and improved language skills of our democracy the clark county board of education is exerting tre mendous effort to respond to this demanded need for improved quality of education new modern school build ings and educational equipment are being provided at the maximum rate public funds will permit teachers salaries have been increased to hold and attract compe tent instructors procedures are in practice for the early identification of students who possess high potential for mr lyal burkholder area administrator left to right dr c w woodbury mr chester to sewell mrs peggy hyde mr sherwin s garside press dent mr paul culley mr milton keefer mr dell robinson ties are being provided for these students as well as mod: fied and special types of instruction for students afflicted with physical emotional and mental handicaps educa tional practices in basic high school reflect a strong ad lustment to these demands for increased educational ef ficiency as basic high school works to create the best methods and the best atmosphere for teaching students at basic high are demonstrating an acceptance of the simple and unpalatable fact that in order to acquire knowl edge hard work perseverance and the sacrifice of other pleasures are necessary lyal w burkholder administrator mr r guild gray henderson attendance area superintendent of schools . y - l : . . . , . . , . , . l . l , 5 . , . , . . learning. accelerated and enriched educational opportuni- 1 ' ' ' I 1 , 1 , ' ' A t - - l . , A 1 f . 1

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. . mr. richard empson . . U.S. g0Vel'nfT'leI'1f . . mr. walter ford . band chorus . . mr. estes mc doniel . . industrial math wood shop . . mrs. patricia geuder . . english II english Ill drafting I drafting Il . . . mr. larry lochridge . . . . mr. warren frank . . art I art ll . . mrs. fitzgerald . . english Il english Ill . . mr. iim meighan . . machine shop . . mr. cecil martin . . auto shop