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Row l: F. Schulty, K. Hougen, K. Miller, K. Hopkins. Row 2: N. Hicken, T. Smith, C. Miller, L. Smart, R. Pyle, R. Heitert, C. Phillips, G. McDade, P. Angelo. Row 3: B. Mangum, L. Castro, C. Jordan, S. Barton, E. Fabors, C. Johnson, M. Nusem, M. Ream, P. Hardy, C. Heitert, D. Swackhammer. Row 4: K. Hnzeltine, B. Alverson, A. Johnson, R. Tape, T. Schutz, M. Thorp, D. Bradley, K. Barney, W. Patterson, D. Currier, J. Henderson, S. Roberts, L. Haugen. Row 5: C. Boyer, Mr. Fuller, D. Winningham. Instruments Plus Hard gens X ' Row 1: Bruce Reed, Tim Burns, Mr. Fuller, Sam Musgrave, Joan MacDonald. ROW 2: Kelly Neilson, Biorn Bergholtz, John Nicholas, Jeff Hafen, Lyle Haugen. Row 3: Brent Alverson, Carl Hazletine, Don Carter, Ted Schutz. Stage Band Swings The Basic High School Stage Band met this year as a regular class. It in- volved the study of iazz techniques and styles. Besides performing with the con- cert band, the stage band held a jazz festival in the spring.
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, ,H 1-an-+ - - DE WH I TE P I NE ' N Y IJ A5 f l l J' ' GL Pete Arlxell, Les Charles, Clarence Swinney, Dewey Getz, Jim Gibson, Joe Tram, John Williams, Jim Campbell. NYE VH MlNERM. ' LINCOLN BOYS STATE C LA RK nmoensw Each year the outstanding iunior boys from the hugh schools of Nevada are given the pnvllege of attending Boys State They are chosen for their leadership scholarship and ability. the United States by the American Legion It ns a program to gave young men a knowledge of American Govern- ment through actual experience nn cam- paigns elections and governmental I t Boys' State is sponsored throughout . . . . D . work l r rl 1 UTY
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Row l: S. Wortman, K. Rasmussen, K. Sullivan, V. Fuller, T. Ream. Row 2: D. Pulier, D. Wolf, J. Kephart, J. Henkel, K. Phillips, S. Gist, S. Wooten, M. Bryan, K. Wooten. Row 3: R. Grady, D. Carter, J. Bowler, M. Wheat, J. Phillips, .l. MacDonald, D. O'Dell, B. Reed, l.. Adamson, G. Spendlove, V. Williams, R. Worth. Raw 4: S. Musgrave, T. Burns, K. Vordal, E. Valdez, I. Martinez, K. Nelson, J. DeMint, M. Reed, J. Wheatley, M. Harwood, J. Hafen, T. Miller, S. Beaumont, T. Drake, B. Berghaltz, J. Nicholas. WORK EQUALS MUSIC PHE BLUE AND WHITE ' ' ' ' J FOREVER l J The eighty-eight member Basic High l School Marching Band was most active this year in parades throughout Clark County. A new half-time program, side-line con- , certs, was presented at most of the foot- ' ball games this year. t The Basic High School Concert Band is the principle performing unit. They appear numerous times during the year in concert, district, and regional festivals. 53 A-X i Nvleiixmieesw Sims.
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