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

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4 xg . c -Q.--N-we ky. Row 1: K. Martin, D. Winningham, J. Worst, R. Carmouche, M. Miller, R. Winall, M. Lee, C. Miller, P. Prince. Row 2: R. Winget, S Kramer, E. Meachem, D. Bradley, T. Smith, S. Brown, L. McDoniel, L. Smart. Row 3: W. Kennedy, N. Bair, L. Wurzer, J. Nicholas, G Cole, M. Buchanan, G. Hardy. Et Tu Brute. The long and glorious reign of the Romans is about to end again. This is the last year tor Latin Club. Its mem- bers study Roman culture and tradi- tions. They hear speakers on Roman life and they try to observe artifacts from the old world. The two greatest activi- ties of the Latin Club are the initiation banquet and the joint language club Christmas party. The officers have ac- cepted Roman names: Pontifex, Maxi- mus, Consul, Quator, Praetor, and Aedile. Mr. Walker, Sponsor, Debbie Winningham, Prog. Chairman, Mike Buchanan, Sec Norma Bair, Pres., Ruby Carmouche,Treas.

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Officers: Program Chairman, Stewart Barquist: Secretary, Phyllis Schmitg Presi- dent, Debbie Winningham: Sponsor, Mr. Reber: Treasurer, Trudy Ream: Vice- President, Al Hacker. The German Club for 1965 is a se- lect group of people who stress the understanding of the German speaking peoples of the world. The Executive Committee, or officers and Mr. Reber, drew up the constitution for the club during the earliest part of this year, and embodied within its con- tent is the above statement, to be fol- lowed by all future generations of Ger- man Club. At the beginning of each year all new members are allowed the privilege of participation in traditional initiation, an excellent example of tyranny and persecution: Es tut mir leid. German Club also hails freedom of opportunity and loyalty to Basic High and the United States. Guten Tag! Das Yogart IST gut! Row 'l: K. Martin, V. McNevin, D. Winningham, P. Schmit, J. Hedley, R. Winall, M. Ream, K. Tippetts, M. Lee, P. Prince. Row 2: D. Harrington, A. Hacker, B. Heard, S. Empey, B. Prime, K. Taney, N. Cox, R. Curlisle, D. Hacker. Row 3: G. Pendleton, C. Moyrose, B. Lanier, M. Miller, S. Barquist, T. Miller, D. Wertsberger, J. Enns, T. Comstock.

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Josie Baca, V. Pres., leonna Allred, Pres., Kathy Wooten, Treas.p Susan Buchanan, Sec. The Future Nurses Club gives girls who are interested in medicine an in- sight into the medical profession. This is achieved by having guest speakers such as doctors, nurses, dental hy- genists, and others who speak on rela- tive topics to their profession. Films, film strips, and demonstrations are given to help the girls better under- stand the topic. Also, every year we visit one of the hospitals in the Vegas Valley area. This year we plan to visit the new Health Center. Mrs. Tabor, Mrs. Rose, and Mrs. Phil- lips from the Womens Medical Auxiliary are in attendance at and participate in the meetings. We are fortunate to have- as our sponsor Mrs. Butler, who is also our school nurse. Through this club, we as future nurses, gain an insight into the medical field and prospective careers. THERMO ETERS, SHOTS, ASPIRI Row 1: B. Nelson, J. Olds, M. Davenport, L. Castro, J. Baca, P. Truiillo, R. Trumbo, M. Martinez, C. Doberstein, S. Wooten, S. Wheat. Row 2: P. Allsebrook, K. Baird, P. Angelo, P. Sena, I.. Reynolds, S. Angley, L. Allred, A. Guiterrez, S. Stearman, V. Swanson, M. Allred. Row 3: I. Booth, I. Wallahon, M. Noonan, S. Buchanan, T. Clow, C: Duffen, C. Mace, C. Compton, P. True, M. Duffey, D. French, V. Humphrey. Row 4: V. Fuller, E. Mitchell, S. 0'Neil, K. Wooten, C. Sessions, l. Phillips, K. Higgins, K. Spencer, C. Koppes, S. Dwiggins.