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

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ww Keeping us full and happy are the iobs of Joyce Dwiggins, Clara Fallon, Dona Allen, Joan Mortensen, Barbara Bradshaw, Wanda Gibson, and Morguerile Evans, Manager. Keeping every crack and crevice clean occupies 'he time of Homer Everly, Ralph Newell, Russell Shaffer Jim Martinez, Harold McCoy, and Lawrence Anderson.

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ills Diane Bergemeyer Charles McLaughlin 5. ,MF ..- Sharon Jeffrey Dorothy Robinson Frank Rocha W'hat Would We Do Patricia Purcell Freda Salamy Without Them? Whenever a student encounters a problem, the counselors are the first to be considered as the means of finding a solution. The counselors and secretaries are kept from boredom with an ever varying schedule of duties. Students receive help without ever being aware of it when they are pre- sented with a carefully selected schedule of classes at the beginning of the year. Other duties of the counseling and secretarial staffs include: sending and receiving transcripts, en- rolling new students, administering achievement and college board tests, securing scholarships for worthy students, and handling the foreign exchange student program.

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'lift im' ,V JL K 'tif ,,.. ff 2,215 'ff-3 is Making Basic High School the best is the aim of Jim Gibson, President, Wendy Dietrich, Secretary: Kerrie Sullivan, Treasurer, and Clar ence Swinney, Vice-President. These Students Pilot Our Government ur Student Council held its first meeting in Room 38 on September 'IO and began scheduling and discussing the activities for the new school year. Jim Gibson, President of the Student Council, called the meeting to order and led the Pledge of Allegiance . . . Wendy Dietrich, Secretary, called roll . . . Treasurer Kerrie Sullivan gave the treasurer's report, and Mr. Dooley, Principal, attended and advised the Council on various matters of importance. This was the procedure followed for each of the succeeding meetings as the Council became actively engaged in many school activities. Student Council is the governing body of Basic High School. The members attend meetings and estab- lish the school policies and procedures. It is the policy of the Student Council to award Silver B pins to students who have shown outstanding qualities in aca- demic and extracurricular activities. Student Council money-making projects included sponsoring after-game dances and painting the names of students on their respective student parking lot spaces. Student Council also entered an elaborately decorated float in the Homecoming Parade. Outside regularly scheduled meetings Student Council members also attend joint meetings with the surrounding area high schools to collaborate their ideas and to inform the other high schools of our school projects and aims.