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

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his-ni Row 'l: B. Harsha, R. Oxborrow, K. Reynolds, R. Bates, M. McCalister. Row 2: W. Hopkins, T. Zach, H. Elbertson, R. Weedman. Row 3: Mr. Lawrence, B. Hunt, J. Melton, H. Hagen, M. Stearman. Hammers and Nails Put Mr. lawrence, Sponsor, Bob Hunt, Vice-Pres., .lim Melton, Pres.: Mike Stearman, Sec.-Treas. Basie Together The Trade and lndustry Club is a service organ- ization, organized to serve Basic High School. It has undertaken many worthwhile proiects in order to make Basic High a better school. In the past, Trade and lndustry Club has made the sign on top of the gymnasium, repaired and repainted the benches on campus, and also the football benches. It made the letters for the bulle- tin board by the office, and sold license plates de- noting we are from Basic High School. Trade and lndustry Club entered floats in the Industrial Days Parade last year and in the Home- coming Parade this year. We had a Hot Dog Roast at Boulder Beach and two taco parties, both held at the home of our sponsor, Mr. Lawrence.

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vodbu Carol Rilrard, Treas.5 Kathy Smith, Sec., Russell Hildebrand, Pres., Mr. Botti, Sponsor, Arlan Crowl, Vice-Pres., Karen Reed, Renee Trumbo. Distributive Education is a pro- gram of instruction which teaches marketing, merchandising, and management. The Distributive Ed- ucation Clubs of America, DECA, is a program of youth activities which supplements Distributive Ed' ucation. DECA's goals are IU to develop a respect for education which will contribute to vocational competence and C25 to promote understanding and appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship in our free, competitive enterprise system. Basic High School received its Charter on April 4, 1961, when Mr. Ben Cowan was D.E. Coordina- tor. DECA members believe in com- petition. The free enterprise system has been the key to the growth of our great American economic system. Under this system we have a free choice, free market, the right to compete, and rewards for work. DECA TRAINS STUDENTS FOR THE BUSINESS WORLD as-lx ein!! Row 1: Mr. Bolts, K. Reed, M. Wickman, C. Rilcard, R. Trumbo, B. Wallace, D. Braswell, J. Williams. Row 2: F. Chandler, A. Crowl, J. Clanton, L. Jackson, J. Snoden, P. Flowers, M. Johnson, B. Elsea. Row 3: K. Smith, B. Phillips, R. Hildebrand, R. Wareheim, F. Barder, E. Hughes, T. Finchem, B. Brezette, J. Downer.

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Heading the Pep Club are Mary Lee, Secretary, Karen Eclc, President, Patsy Sena, Treasurer, Lee Erickson, Vice-President. Rah, Rah, Rah . . . Contributing pep and color to the varsity sport activities were the girls in the Basic High Pep Club. Along with learning new cheers and hanclmovements, the girls un- dertook the responsibility of form- ing a card section. Other activi- ties included taking a bus trip to Needles and building a float for the Homecoming Parade. The girls were quite proud ot their float and should have been-it won first place in its division!! Row 'l: K. Eels, C. Mace, S. Nipple, I. Booth, V. Pederson. Row 2: T. Pederson, B. Paul, R. Grady, P. Koppes.