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

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and umbers Jim Moore Lowell Davis Students venturing into the arts and crafts de- partment find a variety of challenging proiects to excite their artistic abilities. The creation of ceramic and mosaic works in addition to the many other skilled applications provide an interesting prospect to the art-minded. Industrial Education courses acquaint our young men with the skills used in the industry and tech- nical fields. Students who wish to enter into a certain trade build their high school curriculum around a foundation of vocational training in the chosen trade. For those drawn toward architectural drawing, an extensive program of drafting is offered. Ray W. Wilke John Shaw Edward P. Shellinger Robert C. Thomas Carlton D. Lawrence Dennis Lockett

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Jacquelyn Anderson Ernest Dee Workman James R. Kibler Cells, Lines Mathematics ranks as a near necessity in the modern world of rockets and computers. The math department covers a large scope from basic general math to a complex course in trigonometry and cal- culus. The higher phases of the program present an interesting challenge to students with exceptional abilities. lncreased understanding of the principles of the universe and the creatures which inhabit it, could easily summarize the goals of the science depart- ment. With knowledge of the processes which take place in our universe, we are better able to adapt ourselves to its ever changing condition. Without this learning we are faced with a world of perplexing problems. George L Crisler W. Chapman Wooten Richard L. Shiles l-999' BUVQWUVCH

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From Columbus to Cash Richard N. Empson Paul H. Huffey William Horan An innovation in teaching team teaching methods has been introduced to the Social Studies Depart- ment at Basic and seems to provide an interesting variety for the students involved. This new program offers the student a more complete picture of all aspects of the social sciences because of the differ- ences of teacher opinion and background. Fresh- men study world history. The field narrows to United States history for iuniors, and then in government seniors reach the peak of specialization. Paul Ruth Joe Crakes Arthur Purcell