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

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Estes McDoniel, Assistant Principal Basic High School students are very fortunate to have such members of the school administra- tion as Mr. McDoniel, Mrs. White, and Mr. Smith to help us through various problems we may incur. Mr. McDaniel, Assistant Principal, serves in the supervisory capacity. He is the general super- visor of athletics but also devotes time to or- ganizing intermural and intramural activities. lt is his duty to approve and schedule all assem- blies and to co-ordinate -the calendar of activi- ties for the school year. Mr. McDaniel is re- sponsible for all citizenship records and original referrals of discipline. Arranging for substitute teachers is another one of his important duties. Mrs. White, Dean of Girls, is primarily con- cerned with activities. Her duties include the co- ordinating at the school clubs and activities cal- endars. Textbooks and stock and non-stock requisition are under her control. Mrs. White is responsible for correlating the honor rolls and for organizing student secretarial and clerical work. Mr. Smith, Dean of Boys, works in co-ordinat- ing the bus schedules and student transportation. He is also responsible for iniury care and re- ports of accidents and student insurance. Mr. Smith is the Assistant Athletic Supervisor and Chairman of the Physical Education and Drivers' Education Department. Attendance admits and audio-visual materials and supplies are also under his supervision. From the Administration Gladys White, Dean of Girls Don Smith, Dean ot Boys

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Q .g K nowrwww I : 1, -wa Good Luck Class of '66 Basic High School Pacific Avenue Henderson, Nevada 89015 October 12, 1965 To The Class of 1966: The future is tomorrow-but, tomorrow becomes to- day--and, today becomes yesterday. l hope that each one of you is acutely aware that you are not living in a static society. Even though each future still has its foundation in the present and the past, today's time dimension-when related to changing events-is very brief. One cannot indulge in lengthy procrastination in his pursuit of a bright future, if he does, the gap between what was and what is becomes insurmountable. One of the most common forms of procrastination is the substitution of wishful thinking for positive action. This is perhaps the most effective way of assuring that your future will be your dead past. Except for acts of God or nature, events don't just happen. They are most often the results of either deliberate actions or the failure to take deliberate actions. Please don't let this graduation be your first and last step into the future. Rather, let it be the first of many well-planned and well-timed steps, then l know you will achieve the bright future each one of you deserves. Respectfully yours, UVWQ. John A. Dooley, Principal

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