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

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1969 volume:

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A memory to build knowledge and understand- mg ...A zeal to explore and quest for truth . .A conscience to guide from wrong to rig ht . .A gift to reason and the comfort of logic ..Hands to be skilled in wondrous ways ...Appreciation for the glorious beauty and har- mony of the universe HA will to live good and abundantly ..A zest to achieve in all things I do All these things to me are iven. .. AND MANY A GOAL TO R ACH. Lyal W. Burkholder When we asked Mr. Burkholder to comment on our theme, he wrote the beautiful lines above which so typify the versatility of this man. His is a life which has been devoted to the better- ment of our community and especially to the ed- ucation of our young people. His first association with our schools was in 1943 when he became principal of Basic High School, a position which he so aptly held until 1949. Between the years 1949-1956 he was superintendent of the Henderson School District. But a man with his many talents cannot be confined to one small spot and in 1956 he became the Area Administrator for the Clark County School District, a position which en- abled many people to reap his wisdom and guid- ance. Mr. Burkholder will retire from regular service in public education June 30, 1969. Following retire- ment he plans to complete work for the Doctor's Degree and devote remaining years to college or university teaching. Mr. Burkholder, we wish' you the best of luck in all your endeavors and the goals you yet will reach. Seated: Supt. James Mason, George W. Wilkinson, Dr. Clare Brown, Alick J. Mackie, Dell Robison. Woodbury, Helen Cannon Standing: Glen C. Taylor, C, Donald Clark County Education Center School Board Keeps Pace With Education The Board of School Trustees formulates policy to meet the every day challenges of the world through improved education. The board meets twice a month at the Education Center on Flamingo Road and other times as neces- sary. The school board policies have permitted innovations in our schools allowing us to keep pace with the ever-changing world of educa- tion. The passage of a new bond issue will allow the board to build much needed new schools and to bring our present schools up to the current high standards. Our goal is to make available to every student the best possible ed- ucation. John A. Dooley--Principal A MAN WITH A PURPOSE i To the Class of 1969 - Your class ranks among the top three classes in the history of Basic High School for helping us reach our goal of making Basic one of the best schools in the West. I truly hope we have more classes like the class of 1969. I believe that the outstanding need of the human being is to have worthy goals for which he can strive. The worth of his goals will be measured by his personal sense of values. Also, the worth of our nation will be measured by the collective goals of our citizens. My wish for each member of the class of 1969 is that you establish and achieve worthy goals so that when the time arrives when you will have to meas- ure your life's accomplishment, you will be able to say, My life was worth while. Respectfully you rs, Quinn Ct. aguilt Don Smith--Assi5tant Principal Estes McDonieI--Assistant Principal LeAnn Morse and Louise Horan--Secretaries Jacquelyn Anderson--Mathematics John Beatty--English George Appleton--Audio Visual Allen Bennion--5pecial Education .ggg-v . i X it ., A , . r . mm a Walter Botts--Distributive Education Diane Bergemeyer--Regi5trar Dr. Lester Burgwardt--Biology Joan Burroughs--Social Studies Chuck Chance-Security Guard Ross Cooke--Speech Joe Crakes-- World History George Crisler--Mathematics Lowell Davis--Industrial Arts Richard Empson--$ocial Studies Lilly Fulton--English Duane Fuller--Music Warren Frank--Art Paul Huffey--Social Studies William Horan--50cial Studies Helena Knowles--Specral Education Joseph Keegan--Phy5ical Education Benjamin Knowles--Social Studies Cloyd Lovitt--lndu5trial Arts JoAnn McDonieI--French Bruce Laughlin--Chemistry James Moore--IndustrialArt5 ' W M IA? t? J I CW Q; Verdena Purcell--English M Waiiv LW Charles McLaughlin--Counselor Gerald Parsons--Engli5h V Mmrwmo Arthur PurcelI--Social Studies Ilene Ravlin--Library Dorothy Robinson--Counselor Frank Rocha--Counselor Dennis Rosch--Phy5ical Education k 1 Sara Rosch--Phy5ical Education 17 Paul Ruth- 50cial$tudies Nadine Ryan--Home Economics John Shaw--Ceneral Science David Smalley--English Dennis Smuskiewicz--Mathematic5 Jolene Smalley--Business Education Marjorie Stroebel--English Stephen Sullivan--Industrial Arts I N Lois Taylor--English Stuart Tidblom--Business Education Robert Thomasnlndustfial Arfs 239 i? f 3: 0 Diana Tomlinson--Chorus Robert Tolman--Mathematics 20 E hue ?PF u I QY Xiylg E1 1 X Y I x ;:j NXlX Michael Walters--physical Education Gladys White--Business Education Madan Walker--$panish Irene Wilke-- Health V '1 ,' y y M'anwinaf MI 5'ny Ernest Workman--Spanish Martha Wilson--Home Economics W. Chapman Wooten--Mathematics Ray Wilke--Bi0logy 22 Custodians: Harold MCCOY'RUSS Shafer,lim Martinez Custodians: Ken Hopkins, Larry Anderson, Don Carter; absent Tom Parker Cafeteria Crew:10an Mortensen, Fawn Sterling, Wanda Gibson, Clara Patton, Marquerite Evans 23 STUDENT LIFE Student Body Officers are: Jeff Burr, vice pres., Jay Hopkins, pres., Chris Englestead, sec., Bill Swackhamer, treas. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS This years Student Council Members have worked hard to promote more participation in Basic High School. We have achieved many of our set goals. We start- ed with a successful homecoming. This was a bright spot in the first part of the year and we would like to thank all those who helped make it possible. We also participated in a county organized Stu- 26 dent Council. Many students are not aware of this, but David Gibson, a Senior, has served as president of the organization for the past year. It is a real hon- or for a student from Basic to serve as president of this organization. We now take this opportunity to thank Mrs. White and Mr. Cooke our most helpful and under- standing supervisors for all the help they have given us. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: L. Burr, M. Walker, J. Garvey, B. Olsen, P. Green Row 2: D. Brady, T. Bennett, M. Cole, P. Eighmy, V. Neild, D. Wheat Row 3: R. Hansen, T. Walters, K. Wheat, C. Augspurger, R. Kinsley, D. Pelkey, J. Sena Row 4: B. Downey, S. Leggett, B. Anderson, M. Weller, R. Van Camp, K. Wheat, R. Glabick 27 N.H.S. Officers are: Nancy Hazeltine, parl., Jeff Hafen, pres., Clare Pugh, vice pres., Dennis Crane, treas., Marilyn Har- ward,sec. Delilah Mutoff and Cindy Corbin discuss national affairs with Senator Cannon NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N.H.S. Members are, Row 1: D. Ness, M. Lee, R. Gibson, J. Mar- shaH, S. Vassar, C. Owen, D. Fruth, V. Orton, L. Ruth, P. Cum- mins, Row 2: M. Erling, D. Crane, S. Preddy, J. Burr, T. Garvey, D. Stukas, M. Erling, R. Harris, C. Stapleton, E. Black, J. Stearman, M. Walker, J. Miller, D. Black, Row 3: M. Erling, S. Cristos, M. Reed, J. Hinkle, P. Purner, K. Emigh, C. Adamson, S. Stearman, M. Har- ward, J. Sommers, T. Boyd, 5. Anderson, 5. Little, Row 4: B. Strat- ton, N. Hazeltine, B. Swackhamer, J. Garvey, M. Burke, J. Reid, C. Call 28 Fine Art Club Officers are: Marc Erling, pres., Nancy Hazeltine, sec.- treas., Marley Walker, parl., Elizabeth Worst, vice pres. This year's activities began in September, when Seniors enrolled in English IV were initiated into the organization. The major activity of the club was held on Dec- Nancy Hazeltine showsthefine art of Iancingapimple ember 20th, when the group sponsored the annual Christmas reception for Basic High School graduates. F I N E ARTS C L U B Our thanks to Mr. John Beatty, sponsorLfor making the Clubasuccess. : Fine Art Club Members are, Row 1: D. Swackhamer, C. Adamson, NGHSOH, 0- Pendleton, C. Pugh, D. Black, 1- Garvey, J- Miller, C. P. Cummins, Row 2: D. Stukas, M. Harward, T. Peterson, J. Duffin, Johnson, K. Emigh J. Hinkel, N. Hazeltine, E. Worst, Row 3: J. Hafen, S. Stearman, R. 29 Aristocrat Officers are: Suzanne Wooten, Sec., Marley Walker, pres., Bill Swackhamer, treas., Jeff Hafen, vice pres. ARISTOCRATS The Aristocrats must have a quality and quantity of intelligence that enables them to successfully complete a minimum of 3rd year Spanish. Aristocrat Members 3O Senorita McKinley arouses Senor Walker after his traditional afternoon siesta. Each month the Aristocrats unite to augment their interests in the Spanish-American cutture. Only those speaking Spanish enjoy the Mexican gourmet. At Christmas we caroled the hospital and the teach- ers. Later, with Mr. Walker, our sponsor, we traveled to Nogales where we haggled over purchases, hair cuts and shoe shines. Martha yells, Hey, Mr. Walker, Eva's sleeping in class! SPANISH CLUB This year's Spanish Club took a trip to Ensenada. It proved worthwhile and enjoyable, even to those of us who were on'thefb'us that broke down. We had our own basketball team that went to Mexico. They weren't exactly the Olympic team, but they had just as much fun, even though we lost 6-12. In addition to this, long and lasting friendships were made be- tween the Las Vegas groups, Klink and Clamp. Spanish ClubMembers Janet Benavidez, See, Bill Swackhamer, Parl., Jeff Hafen, Pres., Clare Pugh, V. Pres, Marilyn Harward, Treas., Reta Harris, Hist. The Christmas party was un gran exito as usual. There were, however, the nominal amount of battle bruises and scars received when the members dived after candy that had fallen from the broken pinata. It was decided that initiation would be in the spring of the year. This allowed more room for games and races, as it was held on the football field. 3T Les Elites Officers: Judy Heckenlively, sec. and treas., loan Garvey, vice pres., Laurie Spencer, pres. LES ELITES French students above the second level form Les Elites, or the elite ones. With Mrs. McDoniel, our sponsor, we saw French plays and the film l'The Two of Us. Les Elites Members are, Row 1: D. Segler, C. Larsen, 5. Little, P. Eighmy, J. Heckenlively, Row 2: S. Sanders, M. Irons, J. Gill, L. 32 Michelle Drew, Karen Emigh, Pam Eighmy, and Freddie Bergemeyer enjoy reading French cook book. Reynolds, F. Bergemeyer, J. Garvey,'M. Drew, L. Spencer, K. Emigh Would you believe Pm the Eifle Tower in disguise, asks Denny Segler? FRENCH CLUB French Club Members are, Row 7: C. Nix, D. Jefferey, S. Jensen, E. Malarkey, C. Hand, A. Hanna, M. Butters, J. Gill, R. Susov, D. Segler, D. Hazeltine, Row 2: N. Silva, J. Tornabene, K. Carter, P. Brayford, C. Larson, 8. Little, L. Reynolds, V. Martin, J. Olds, K. Emigh, J. Heckenlively, P. Eighmy, C. Eighmy, Row 3: 5. Ford, F. Joan Garvey, reporter, Nancy Silva, sec., Tab Nelson, vice pres., Laurie Spencer, pres., Eugene Belin, treas. Eating chocolate-covered snails was the highlight of French Club's initiation for approximately twenty new members last fall. Reactions ranged from I'm sick to It tastes like a raisin. With our sponsor, Mrs. McDoniel, we enjoyed a scavenger hunt, a picnic at Mt. Charleston, swimming at Lake Mead and ice-skating. House, R. Mitchell, C. Beagle, T. Byrne, B. Bagsted, L. Spencer, 5. Bidwell, J. Garvey, Row 4: M. Irons, S. Saunders, B. Kanppen- berger, L. Dwiggins, D. Huddleston, F. Bergemeyer, M. Cavalieri, E. Belin, T. Nelson Row 1: D. Harrington, E, Beaumont, P. Brookover, B. Andrea- son, G. Watson, M. Slagle, G, Jones, W. Cold, P. Dill, C. Law- rence, M. Earling, 5. Ryan, S, Preddyl Row 2: A. Shrader, K. Lloyd, E, Walker, B. Patrick, J. Kephart, T. Cupp, J. Hall, D. Walker, D. GERMAN CLUB Gary Pendleton, vice pres., Marla Erling, sec., Dave Harr- ington, pres., Karl Vordahl, treas. 34 Crane, T. Lund, J. Olds, B Gibson, T. Boyd, D. Wertsbaugh, Row 3: L. Jolly, R. Riddle, D. Curl, R. Nielson, K. Atkin, K. Vordahl, D. Scherer, D. Shead, G. Pendleton, S. Diestler, M. Burke, T. Jen- sen Older members, D. Wertsbaugh and J. Kephart, aid Freshman members in learning the complicated game of pat-a-cake GERMAN TRAVELING CLU B Club members set and ready to go in their V.W. Dustin Wheat, treas., Dennis Crane, vice pres., Carla Lawrence, pres., Terry Cupp, sec., Scott Preddy, srgt. at arms Sterling Balzen asks Mr. Appleton, What's C AM E R A C L U B the matter, flash cube too bright? Jeff Stukas, Sterling Balzen, Charles Vaden an Je Hinkel pose Josie Sena for a picture 35 CAREERS AND OCCUPATIONS Debby Black and Karen Emigh consider the implications of a uni- lateral draft. Under the sponsorship of Mr. McLaughlin and by listening to speakers and participating in field trips, we learn about interesting careers and occupations available to us. Members are, Row 1: B. Swackhamer, J. Williams, S. Preddy, T. Bennett, P. Cummins, C. Adamson, S. Bidwell, D. Biack, J. Miller, S. Jackson, L, Chatterley, F. Abrams, M. Ream, Row 2: D. Crane, S. Diestler, J. Olds, B. Gibson, K. Emigh, D. Mutoff, D. Swackhamer, 36 Careers and Occupations Officers are: Mr. McLaughlin, adv., Jeff Hafen, pres., Debby Black, vice pres., Marilyn Harward, treas., Joyce Miller, secA B. Mutoff, L. Cramer, J. Sommers, T. Boyd, M. Harward, Mr. Mc- Laughlin, Row 3: N. Hazeltine, M. Burk, N. McKinley, L. Hurst, P. Winton, C. Sherrill, M. Reed, G. Thomas, S. Stearman, J. Hafen. Business Career Members Are Row 1: T. Wilson, D. Excell, K. son, E. Rider, E. Walker, P. McFalls, R. Coe, C. Stapleton, K. Phillips, J. Williams, A. Smalley, T, Bennett, L. Sell, P. Coroneos, Emigh, 5- Marshal, N. Henson, 5- Laske, B. Gray, B. Gibson, C. C. Callahan, J, Vanderpool, A. Abrams, L. Coe Row 2: J. Robin- Mackleprang, M. EmPeYIT- Adams BUSINESS CAREER CLU B Business Careers Officers Are, Row 1: Linda Coe, pres., Francis Abrams, vice pres., Laurie Sell, sec., Ruth Coe, treas., Kathy Phillips, soc. chairman The purpose of Business Career Club is to help the girls of Basic High become a success in the World of Business. In addition to having business speakers, the girls sell ice cream, sponsor Gregg Awards which are given to an outstanding senior member. We wish to thank our sponsors Mrs. White and Mr. Tidbloom for their help. Jan, Tia and Alicia look on as Rodney devours their profits 37 M. Carlquist, C. Fansher, M. Meeks, A. Salazar, D.English1 I N D U STR I A L A RTS C L U B J. Hall, 5. Balmer, T. Smith, T. Drake, S. Jones, D. Hagewood Keeping our campus good looking was the aim of the Industrial Arts Club. If there was anything in need of repair, we were always ready to make the necessary effort to restore it. In addition we had individual projects to keep us busy. Under the capable guidance of the club's co- sponsers, Mr. Davis and Mr.Lovitt, we undertook several fund raising projects, the most successful of which was the Bicycle Drive at Christmas time. If we have improved the campus in the least then certainly our efforts have not been wasted. Mike Carlquist, Sec.-Treas.; Adolph Salazar, 3rd V. Pres; Dave English, Pres.; Tom Drake, 1st V. Pres.; Stephen Jones, 2nd V. Pres. 38 Dave English and Hhis boys make good use of the lathes 1 1;. 1 loe Babcock, Mike Fuller, Bob Anderson, and Mrs. Anderson, examine tape from Flexiwriter before they feed it into the computer COMPUTER CLUB Computer Club Members are: Teddy lnnes, Mike Fuller, Danny Wertsbaugh, Jerry Hinkel, Joe Babcock Jerry Hinkel and Joe Babcock are this year's Computer , ClubOfficers. Although we're a small club, we've had a greatyear. With the help of Mrs. Anderson, our advisor, we became familiar with the various types of data processing and specific computer tech- niques. Our field trips included visits to RECO, EGStG, the Bank of Las Vegas and the Post Office. Who knows? We may eventually become highly paid computer programers. 39 El L030 1969 To many people the 1969 El Lobo means many things. To some it expresses some- thing new and different, a new concept. To others its the same thing they've seen in other year's. To some its a book of val- ue, of importance, or 224 pages of paper. The staff of El Lobo has tried to portray the 68-69 school year as people, prob- lems, fun and change. The many hours of work spent in class and on weekends has made an abstract thought reality to these dedicated people. In charge of this year's book are Dave Harrington, editor in chief; Bill Giles, asst. ed.; Barbara Fannin, photo ed.; Jeff Burr, business manager. Hashing over plans for this year are Tom Garvey, Pat Robinson, Terry Lund, Vicky Lehman, and David Jordan. 40 , pyuwuww Scott Preddy, Ranae Snowden, Connie Mackleprang and Dennis Crane discuss Student Life section of the book. Kerri Gierer and Delilah Mutoff ready faculty section for printing. Doug Bennion and Bill Worthen hang the truth. Bob Patterson, Jackie Nielson and Boyd Olsen plan sale of advertisements, 41 LONE WOLF STAFF Crystal Owens, Lone Wolf business manager, makes sure the books balance Laurie Spencer was in charge of getting the newspaper out in time this year. Page Editors were: Johan Tornabene, Carol Stapleton, Joan Garvey and Sandy Ford 42 There is no place on a newspaper for someone who is not ready to put in long hours of work, and this is especially true of the Lone Wolf. Besides spending hours put- ting copy together, we kept busy doing things such as sponsoring a mock president- ial election on October 18 and attending Publications Day in the spring. The Lone Wolf staff made a good start this year by getting a newspaper ready to sell on the first day of school. The enthusiasm and ambition possessed by staff members last fall remained with the Lone Wolf all year and the result was an excellent bi- . . weekly school paper. .. . 0.89. o '- . I i Q. be .:.:-.:-.-.:a.:-.-.'. ..o O 0.15.... '0 u: :34 . 'ouo :',':.ho.' ' Joe Babcock reported the news in sports Ummph! Back one step, Jan. Rita Harris, photographer, gets set to take a picture for the newspaper Danny Hazeltine and Tamara Lund were in charge of circulation and made sure each student received his newspaper 43 GIRLS' STATE Five girls were chosen to participate in this Girls State training program because of their qualities of leadership. These girls spent a week at Stead Campus at the Uni- versity of Nevada. For them, this week proved to be a very enjoyable and worth while experience. We made many friendships which will last throughout our lives. We learned to be good winners, but, perhaps more im- portant we learned to accept defeat gra- ciously. The experience required of us is only a beginning of our education in the political aspects of life in these United States. The American Legion Auxilary sponsors our Girls State program but without the help of the local organization it would not have been financially possible for us to attend Girls State. Linda Burr, Clare Pugh, Marsha Irons, Joan Garvey and Chris Englestead Dennis True Jay Hopkins Linda Burr Charlie James Chris Englestead BOYS' STATE Boys' State purports l'to educate our youth in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. It is wholly a plan for training in the prac- tical aspects of government. It is func- tional in that applications of the princi- ples of democratic government are made i L . in every possible way. The Constitution fag? ' i and the statutes of the State of Nevada ,, ' L are the patterns from which the funda- mental law of Boys' State has been devel- oped. Boys' State should be thought of as being a mythical 51st State with a consti- tution, statutes and ordinances construct- ed by its citizens to govern themselves. Boys' State Members Are, Row 1: Dennis True, Charlie Jamesi Marley Walker, RowZ: Jay Hopkins, Dave Harrington, David Gibson Dave Harrington Joan Garvey David Gibson Marsha Irons Marley Walker Sheilah Diestler, tres., Jolene Olds, pres., Dottie Swackhamer, vice pres., Sandra Marshall, sec. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB Originating in 1961, the Health Careers Club has steadily become more intriguing each year. It brings together all those who are sincerely interested in the medical profession. In addition to the monthly meetings, Health Careers is very active in commun- Mrs. Tabar talks over plans for Health Careers with members Dot- , , , , , tIe Swackhamer and Becky Hinton My life. They take great pride In belng part of the annual Heart Fund Drive and other needy causes throughout the year. Night meetings are also held throughout the year at which films and lectures of various interests are presented. Future Nurses Chloe Ann Olds, Robbie Rose, Debbie Walker, Jolene Olds, Sandra Marshall, Sheila Deistler, Dottie Swackhamer, Nancy Silva, and Wendy Lindbloom give aid to wounded Scott Preddy. 46 gun; ,1 - n a '3 1:. Usherette Officers are: Karen Emigh, sec, De- lilah Mutoff, vice pres., Clare Pugh, treas., Chris Chris and Val look on as Addie sells a program to Janice Adamson, pres. Smoot USHERETTES Usherette Members are: A. Bowler, L. Chatterly, P,Purner, D. Mutoff, K. Gierer, P. Dalton, C. Pugh, K. Emigh, C. Adamson, V. Shafer, L. Miller, P. Schmidt, C. Sherrill 47 DECA Officers Are, Row 1: Geraldine Gonzales, sec; Jill Wallace, treas.; Mr. Botts, coordinator; Alida Williams, reporter; Row 2: Charlie Wesson, hist.; Raymond Hornyak, chap.; Larry Close, parl.; Rodney Stinnett, pres. With Mr. Botts, our sponsor, we attended the CaIif- ornia Merchandise Mart. in Los Angeles. We par- ticipated in the Boss for a day program sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. In addition to our DECA student store, we gained on-the-job training from such stores as Safeway and Penneys. DECA fits the needs of the consumer DECA Members Are, Row 1: R. Hornyak, De Gliem, V. Cagley, K. Weise, C. Kramer, L. Sell, 5. Darrah, J. Kennedy, T. Stevenson, M. Mar- shall, D. Wesson, B. Lucero, S. Foote, C. Cooper, S. Rowland, K. Leggett, Row 2: G. Daniels, M. Meeks, J. Hughes, K. Ellsworth, N. Lang- ford, D. Reese, P. Lowes, B. Weaver, B. Watts, L. Smith, A. Robertsen, L. Nielson, A. Williams, C. McDade, Row 3: C. Wesson, L. Bell, K. Perkins, A. Crane, B. Worth, G. Gonzales, L. Reid, D. Fritz, J. Wallace, R. Homer, R. Hornyak, L. Close, R. Stinnett, Mr. Botts 48 Row 1: Eva Black, song leader, Callie Russell, Treas., Clare Pugh, Sec., Marsha Erling, V. Pres., Addie Bowler, Pres., Janet Benavidez, Hist, Sandy Anderson, Pianist, Peggy Roundy, Reporter, Jan Sandin, Parl., Mrs. Wilson, Adviser Candying apples is serious business to Jan Frederick, Linda Poff, Sandy Stirling and Janet Atkin FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AM E R ' C A Ryilfdvispzzti322tzzizsaz: W am; and sponsored a highly successful Sweetheart Reverse Future Homemakers of America assisted by the Lettermen's Club. 49 PepCIub Officers are: Lleeann Love, Pres.,Anna Leaoni, Sec-Treas., Valerie Graham, Sgt. of Arms BASIC'S PEP CLUB Chuck Nix is Basic's first boy to join the Pep Club We're behind Basic ali the way 50 Row 1: Donita Bowler, Danny Lee, Committee Chairmen; Jan Stearman, Treas.; Row 2: Eva Black, See; Ross Kesterson, Pres.; Carol Stapleton, V. Pres. Reta Harris discovers the wonderful world of worms in Biology Club BIOLOGY CLUB Row 1: E. Black, D. Bowler, D. Lee, R. Harris, J. Stearman Row 2: 6. Watson, E. Belin, T. Nelson, R. Kesterson, C. Stapleton, R. Gib- son, J. Marshall, 5. Vassar 51 Future Teacher Officers are: Delilah Mutoff, vice pres., Terry Boyd, tres., Joan Sommers, pres., Chris Adamson, SEC. Joan Sommers gains teaching experience-in Freshman Literature Class FUTURE TEACHERS Future Teacher Members are, Row 1: J. Marshall, C. Adamson, P. Cummins, Row 2: D. Mutoff, M. Empey, T. Boyd, J. Sommers, S. Laske . u . $251 52 Senior Members are, Row 1: S. Bidwell, S. Diestler, C. Englestead, J. Olds, D. Black, J. Miller, C. Kinsley, C. Heitert, N. Hurst, P. Cummins, C. Adamson, K. Emigh, T. Boyd, M. Negri, D. Williams, Row 2: N. Hazeltine, M. Ream, W. Slack, D. Harrington, M. EarL ing, C. Briggs, S. Winton, J. Smoot, M. Harward, P. Purner, V. Shafer, C. Corbin, D. Mutoff, L. Thompson, Row 3: B. Harless, SUN YOUTH FORUM junior Members are, Row 1: C. Lawrence, K. Walker, K. Weise, R. Rose, M. Erling, T. Bennett, C. Kramer, J. Williams, J. Benavidez, M. Butters, M. Cole, A. Smalley, Row 2: L. Spencer, D. Crane, L. R. Davis, R. Settle, D. Weller, D. True, M. Reed, J. Miller, M. Walker, S. Stearman, S. Wooten, C. Pugh, R. Tennant, C. May- rose, K. Vordahl, J. Hafen, C. Sherrill, J. Brown; Dave Harring- ton was chosen by fellow students and moderators as a summar- Ist. Pagan, L. Lane, C. Mackelprang, S. Preddy, N. McKinley, M. Burke, V. Neild, J. Burr, K. Baker, R. Hanna, J. Reid, M. Morris 53 2.3'33 Dave Curl eprains the functions of Interact INTERACT Interact Members are, Row 1: M. Reed, B. Giles, P. Winton, K. Bennion, S. Preddy, J. Hopkins, S..Cristos, M. Burk, P. Hopkins, D. Curl, D. Crane, Row 2: N.Joslin,T. Glabick, R. Call, R. Church, R. Walker, T. Nelson, M. Lefler, D. Bennion, A. Crane, D. Erick- w 54 Board of Directors: Jay Hopkins, Clay Campbell, Dave Curl, Bill Swackhamer, Doug Bennion, pres., Jeff Burr,Vice Pres. Interact, a service club sponsored by' Rotary, meets every two weeks to discuss local and inter- national affairs. The Drug Seminar showed the stu- dents the problems and effects of drugs. We thank Mr. Ruth for backing us as our school sponsor. son, Row 3: K. Vordahl, C. Mayrose, B. Taylor, J. Freels, W. Harris, B. Harless, J. Reid, J. Winget, Row 4: B. Montoya, M. Dickens, G. Smith, M. Stewart, R. Kesterson, B. Honey, Row 5: J. Burr, T. Tund, M. Walker, N. Barton, J. JHafen, D. Harrington, C. Cail SAFETY COUNCIL The Safety Council, sponsored by the Nevada P.T.A. and the Nevada Safety Cou ncil, is a group designed to bring safety ideas and rules to the student body. We vis- ited the elementary schools of Henderson and presented our views on safety. The Nevada Youth Safety Association had its annual meeting on December 7 at Elko, Nevada which we all at- tended. Council members display posters used in helping promote safety among the elementary schools. Safety Council Members are, Row 1: D. Erickson, D. Pelkey, K. Wilkins, P. Winton, D. Wheat, Coach Rosch, Row 2: V. Orton, M. Erling, P. Eighmy, V. Neild 55 Row 1: S. Washum, C. Callahan, C. Hedland, J, VanCamp, J. Smoot, J. Benavidez, J. Williams Row 2: L. Greenwood, L. Dwig- gins, C. Englestead, P. Green, B. Worthen, C. Steele, B. Knap- DESERTAIRES Yes, Sybil, that is Miss Ryan! 57 penburger, P. Schmidt, J. Paonessa Row 3: 5. Little, G. Brezette, S. Bidwell, C. Taylor, R. Hansen, P. Coroneos, C. Johnson, N. McKinley, T. Adams, A. Bowler, J. Gill Nancy McKinley, pres., Rita Hansen, sec., Jan Williams, treas., Patty Green, vice pres. Parallel lines of perfection Hurry, girls, only 5 minutes!! Social Committee: Lynn Greenwood, Janet Benavidez, Bonnie Wor- then, Pandora Schmidt, Paula Coroneos, Addie Bowler, Bea Knap- Each step takes us closer to our goal penburger, Georgeanne Brezette Mixed Chorus Officers, Row 1: D. Jeffery, C. Adamson, J. Henderson, M. Cole, T. Sevy, Row 2: S. Stearman, C, Cor- bin, N. Hazeltine, C. Hunt GLEE CLUBS Mixed Chorus Boys Glee Club, Row 1: J. Henderson, K. Tippets, R. Lee, C. Hatch, C. Mays, H. Heardsty, Row 2: M. Worth, M. Wooten, R. Wooten, D. Hazeltine, D. Jeffery, T. Clark, Row 3: J. Taylor, C, Sith, T. Sevy, C. Bell, K. Richardson, 5. Hall, Row 4: N. Barton, L. Hurst, R. Hale, D. Comstock, J. Stukas, A. Ha- fen, S. Malmedal 58 Freshman Girls Glee Members are, Row 1: S. Evans, M. Cochran, D. Murdoch, S. Ross, 5. Whitehead, R. Coe, A. Leoni, L. Love, L. Gutherie, Row 2: A. Norvell, L. Chandler, B. Negri, J. Walker, Advanced Girls Glee Members are, J. Vanderpool, L. Negri, A. Arrendondo, C. Ashley, J. Sandin, C. Russell, L. Roundy, D. Tay- lor, C. Evans, R. Ashley, C. Larsen, D. Farnsworth, Row 2: B. Bag- stad, T. Adams, R. Mitchell, G. Choutegu, B. Lake, M. Earling, K. K. Miller, K. Penny, S. Carter, S. Finch, C. Evans, L. Poff, M. Larsen, Row 3: G. Newell, L. Pendleton, 5. James, 5. Irving, R. Zajac, J. Hammond, T. Gibson, D. Willden, L. Hurst, D. Davis, M. Williams Sargent, R. Merryman, D. Excell, E. Davis, R. Gibson, R. Jorgen- son, Row 3: C. Owen, C. Stapleton, E. Black, C. Teer, S. Stearman, C. Adamson, C. Hall, K. Excell, B. Morse, J. Stearman, R. Harris 59 Concert Band BASIC HIGH SCHOOL BANDS The Basic High School Band was first organized in the fall of 1946. Its director was Kermit B. Gan- menthaler and there were 34 members in the organ- ization. The Basic High School Band department is now one of the most active organizations on campus with a total of more than 100 members under the direction of Mr. Duane A. Fuller, During the'fall months, the marching band furnishes pep music and haIf-time performances for football games led by their drum-major Jeff Hafen. After football sea- son, the concert band begins the more serious, sometimes tedious rehearsals for the various future events. In the spring there is a concert and a district music festival, at which the band's performance of three musical compositions is evaluated. Of course there are always parades for the band to march in. Marching Band prepares formation. Marching Band 61 Stage Band Members are, Row 1: L. Totten, C. Hahn, A. Vassar, Bartimus, C.Johnson, K.Vordahl, A. Gibbs, D. Stukas, E. Malarkey M. Beason, Row 2: J. Hafen, J. Marshall, J. Rinker, C. Bartimus,C. VARIED BANDS SPICE PROGRAMS Pep Band Members 62 Band Officers are, Row 7: J. Hafen, S. Anderson, C. John- son, A. Vassar, M. Reed, M. Harward, Mr. Fuller, Director, Row 2: A. Gibbs, J. Marshall, C. Bartimus, G. Thomas, M. Erling, D. Swackhamer, Row 3: J. Hinkel, D. Stukas, J. Kep- hart Jeff Hafen, Basic's Drum Major wmmw x Twirlers are, Row 1: M. Erling, 8. Lake, T. Blankenship, D. Murdoch, Row 2: M. Erling, L. Lane, D. Boyter, R. lorgensen, M. Ream 63 w Forensics Club Officers are: Bob Tennant, pres., Craig Briggs, vice pres., Cindy Corbin, sec. and treas. FORENSICS AND DEBATE CLUB Debate Members are, Row 1: L. Miller, J. Marshall, D. Ness, M. Burke, 1. Burr, C. Corbin, Row 2: B Tennant, P. Schmidt, M. Drew, F. Abrams, L. Thompson, L. Pagan, D. Wilden, C. Lawrence, J. Reid, Row 3: M. Barber, R. Walker, B. Giles, 5. Curry, M. Empey, K. Bennion, D. Crane, C. Briggs, M. Morris Forensic Members are, Row 7: L. Miller, C. Briggs, M. Morris, C. P. Schmidt, B. Tennant, D. Crane, L. Pagan, J. Reid, M. Empey, S. 64 Lawrence, K. Bennion, R. Walker, Row 2: F. Abrams, J. Marshall, Curry Drama Club Officers are, Mary Kay Butters, vice pres,, Carla Lawrence, pres., Janet Paonessa, treas., Debbie Ness, sec. DRAMA CLUB Drama Club Members are, Row 1: K. Lloyd, T. Sevy, M. Butters, G. Vaughn, M. Drew, D. Smith, Row 2: N. Hazeltine, J. Babcock, Mary Walker prepares Janet Paonessa for her big show. M. Walker, C. Lawrence, C. Corbin, D. Ness, B. Tennant, J. Blink, Row 3: D. Crane, T. Garvey, M. Erling, J. Paonessa 65 Cast Members: Marley Walker, Val Shafer, Joyce Miller, Janet Paonessa, Mark Schutts, Louis Adamson, Cindy Corbin, Marc Erling, Chris Heitert, Dave Harrington, John Blink SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS HARVEY Myrtle Mae Simmons . .Joyce Miller Veta Louise Simmons. .Cindy Corbin Elwood P. Dowd. . .John Blink Miss Johnson. . .Sue Dunson Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet. . .Janet Paonessa Ruth Kelly, R.N.. . .Chris Heitert Duane Wilson. . .Louis Adamson Lyman Sanderson, M.D.. . .Marlan Walker William R. Chumley, M.D.. . .Dave Harrington Betty Chumley. . .Val Shafer E.J. Lofgren. . .Marc Erling Judge Omar Gafney. . Mark Schutts 66 Director David Smalley talks with Student Director Robert Tennant about the play Dr. Chumley says, I'll get the man and when I do you're fired! Elwood says, flowers for you Miss Kelly. Tore your clothes off! Go on, girl, go on! Tell me the truth or I'll beat it out of you! Mrs. Chauvenet protests, stop pulling me, you two. 67 w m ; . Jan Stearman, Cindy Callahan, Jay Hopkins, Patty Green, Queen, Clay Campbell,Tia Bennett, Eileen Leavitt Crowning of Patty Green by Clay Campbell and Jay Hopkins cli- maxed half time activities HOMECOMING Bonfire ingites Homecoming festivities 69 . RSE: Seated Clare Pugh, Queen, David ' Gibson, King Standing: Bill Swack amer, Janet Benavidez, Chris Englestead, Neal Barton SENIOR BALL QUEEN--Marsha Iro . Mw- AMM ATTEN DANTS- ead, Patty Green, Wendy Lindblom 7 -Cheri Kinsley Chris Englest 3 W 'iammth Senior Class Officers; Marsha lrons-Secretary, Wendy Lindblom-Treasurer, David Gibson-President, David Jordan-Vice Pres- ident A GOAL BECOMES REALITY We have tried our hardest to make our school the best. We realized that we could not rest on past memories of glory, but must strive to keep victory and honor of success alive. The Class of 1969 feels that we have achieved our goal of success. We were ready for responsibility of leadership handed to us one year ago. We now feel confident to hand our present responsibility over to the up- coming Seniors knowing we have a much greater challenge ahead of us. We would like to wish the best of luck to the future students of Basic High School, hoping they will face their challenges with courage and con- fidence as we have tried to do in the past. We now leave it up to you, the underclassmen, to carry out the tradition of spirit and glory that is ours here at Basic High School. We extend our deepest gratitude to our Class sponsors Mr. Huffey, Mr. Empson, Mr. Frank, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Beatty and Mrs. White. Christine Adamson Fut. Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4, sec. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Usherettes 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; El Lobo Staff 2; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Ca- reers Club 4; Fine Arts Club 4; B Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Per. Louis Adamson J.V. Football 1, 2; Var. Foot- ball 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Per. Atten. 1, 2; Sun Youth Forum 3, Band 1, 2, 3; Clark Co. Youth Safety Coun. 2, 3; Sen- ior Class Play 4; Business Ca- reers Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Forensic Club 3; Letter- mens Club4. Atten. 1, 2; Operetta 2; Mad- rigals 3; Girls Glee 4, Pres. 4; Senior Class Play 4. Keith Atkin Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Drafting Club 1, 2; Fine Arts Club 4; German Club 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; B Honor Roll4. Joseph Babcock French Club 1, 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Computer Club 4, V. Pres. 4; Bowling 2; Soccer 3, 4; Var. Football 4; Lone Wolf Staff 3, 4; Lettermens Club 4; Senior Class Play Stage Dir. 3; AlI-School Play Stage Dir. 3; B Honor Roll 4. Robert Archer DECA 3, 4. Steve Balmer J.V. Football 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Biology Club 2; Industrial Arts Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2. Neal Barton J.V. Football 1, 2; Var. Foot- ball 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Letter- mens Club 3, 4; Sun Youth Forum 3; Spanish Club 3. Doug Bennion El Lobo Staff 4; Interact Club 4, Pres. 4; Art 1, 2, 3, 4; Won- Lettermens Flag Contest 4. 79 Carol Bradiey Health Careers Club 2, 3. 8O Debra Black Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3; Aristocrats 3, 4; Careers Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; B Honor Roll; A-B Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 4; Biology Club 2; Nat. Merit Test Award 3; Basic High Science Fair 2, 3rd place award. Addie Bowler Spanish Club 2; Usherettes 2, 3, 4; Desertaires 3, 4; Sec. of Soc. Com.; Biology Club 2; Chorus; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4. Jean Branham Trans. from Valley High School; FHA 4; Business Careers Club 4. Scott Beaumont Spanish Club 3; Soccer 3, 4; Var. Golf 3; Var. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 3; DECA 4. John Blink B Honor Roll 1; A-B Honor Roll 4; Spanish Club 2; Safety Council 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Sen- ior Play. Terry Boyd Per. Atten. 1, 2, 3, 4; B Honor Roll 2; A-B Honor Roll 1, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3; FTA 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Treas. 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; El Lobo Staff 3; German Club 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4; Careers Club 4; Silver B 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; A Honor Roll 4; Clark Co. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4; State AAU Track Meet 2, 1st place. Sharon Bidwell Desertaires 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hist. 2; FNA 2, 3, V. Pres. 3; FHA 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Bio1ogy CIub 2; Forensics Club 3; Drama Club 3. Linda Burr Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Forensic C1ub 2; FNA 2, 3; CAA1, 2, 3, 4; A-B Honor Roll 4; Girls State 3; Student Coun. 1, 2,3, 4, Sec. 3; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Lone Wolf Staff 3; Senior Class Play 4; Silver B 4; Physical Fitness Award 2, 3; Clark Co. GAA 2, Sec, 2. Clinton Call Var. Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Inter- act Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Lettermens Club 3, 4; BL ology Club 2; B Honor Roll 4; J.V. Wrestling 1; Aristocrats 3. AA Mike Carlquist Charles Childs J.V. Football 1, 2; Var. Foot- ball 3, 4; Lettermens Club 3, 4; Track 3. Craig Briggs Cindy Burkhart Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Foren- sics Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; De- bate Team 3, 4; Biology Club Clyde Caldwell Fr. Football1; J.V. Football 2; Var. Football 3, 4; LV. Wrest- ling 2; Var. Wrestling 3, 4; Biology Club 2; AH Con- ference Football 4. Clay Campbell J.V. Football 1, 2; Var. Foot- ball 3, 4; Track 2, 3; J.V. Wrestling 1, 2; Var. Wrest- ling 3, 4; Lettermens Club 3, 4. 81 John Christensen Football mgr. 1; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3. Kathy Clark Linda Coe FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Business Careers Pres. Carl Cole Leslie Cluff 24; Biology Club 2. B Honor Roll 82 Gary Clark J.V. Football 1, 2; Fr. Basket- ball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Var. Baseball 3, 4, most improved, 3; Bnd1. Larry Close Biology Club 2; DECA 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3. Steve Coleman GilLooper J.V. Football 1, 2, 3; Var. Foot- ball 4; J.V. Baseball 2; Var. Baseball 4; Lettermens 4; T and l Club 2; Biology Club 2, Chess Club 2; B Honor RoIIZ, 3. Allen Crane DECA 4; J.V. Football 3; ln- teract 4. Pamela Cummins Lucinda Corbin Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensics Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Desertaires 2, 3; Usherettes 2; Gymnastics 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Careers Club 2; Madrigals 1; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; B Honor Roll 3, 4; Honor Chorus 1, 2; Sun Youth Forum3, 4; Opperetta 1, 2; SeniorClass Play 4; 2nd place Basic Forensic Tourn- ament4. Vicky Crawford Cindy Cllahan Biology Club 2; Pep Club 1; FHA 1, 3, 4; Business Careers Club 2, 4, Hist. 2; Drama Club 3, Treas. 3; B Honor Roll 3, 4; Desertaires 1, 2, 3, 4; Home- coming Atten. 4. Transferred from Kubasaki High School, Okinawa; Fine Arts Club 4; Careers Club 4; FTA 4; Sun Youth Forum 4; GAA 4; A-B Honor ROM 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 4. Howard Currier Chess Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; German David Curl Club 2, 3; B Honor Roll 3, 4. 83 Dale Demon Student Coun. 1; Tennis 1; Biology Club 2; Chess Club 1, 2, 3; German Club 1; Cam- era Club2. A Marc Dickens J.V. Football 1; Var. Football 3; Var. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Var. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; B Honor Roll 4; Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. Pam Dalton Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Aris- tocrats 3, 4; Health Careers 1, 2, 3; FHA 1; Biology Club 2; Occupational Careers 3; Per. Atten. 2; Usherettes 3, 4. Richard Davis Spanish Club 2, 3; Sun Youth Forum 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Wrestling 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Forensics Club 2; Aristocrats 3; Chess Club 1, 2; Debate 3 Sheliah Diestler German Club 3, 4; Debate Team 3; Forensics Club 3; Careers Club 4; FHA 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; B Honor Roll4. Lee Darrah Lonnie Day Transferred from West High School, Wichita, Kansas; Bowling Team 3; Computer Club 3. Tom Drake Band 1; J.V. Football 1; German Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Biology Club 2; A-B Honor Roll 4; Industrial Arts Club 4, V. Pres. 4; DECA 3. Sue Dunson FHA 1, 2; Senior Class Play 4; B Honor Roll 3, 4; Office Jeanette Duffin FHA 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Biology Club 2; Fine Arts Club 4; 8 Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; Chorus 2. Karen Emigh Operetta 1; B Honor Roll 1; A-B Honor Roll 3, 4; Perfect Atten. 2, 3, 4; Usherettes 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Les Elites 3, 4, V. Pres. 3; Careers Club 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 4; Fine Arts Club 4; Biology Club 2; Business Ca- reers Club 4; Sun Youth For- um 3, 4; Pres. Physical Fit. Award 3; AAHPER Award 2; Gymnastics 3; Silver B . Christine Englestead Biology Club 2; Health Ca- reers 2, 3, Sec. 3; Homecom- ing Atten. 2; Jr. Prom Atten. 3; Student Coun. 3; Class treas. 2; Student Body Sec. 4; CCASC 4, Sec. 4; Forensics 3; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Desertaires 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3. Practice 4. Margaret Empey Spanish Club 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hist. 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 4; Business Careers Club 4; Usherettes 2, 3; Sun Youth Forum 3. David English Biology Club 2; Pres. 4. Industrial Arts C1ub 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Marc Erling Transferred from Highmore High School, South Dkota; A-B Honor Roll 2, 3,4; Biol- ogy Club 2; German Club 3; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 4, Pres. 4; Soccer 4; Golf 3, 4, Capt. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Senior Class Play 4. Debra Exceil Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4; Business Ca- reers Club 4; Senior Class Play Crew 4; Chorus 4; Biol- ogy Club 2; B Honor Roll 4. 85 John Fredricks FHA 2, 3. Donald Fritz Doug Garrety Biology Club 1; French Club 2; Per. Atten. 1, 2, 3, 4. 86 Kerrie Frei Barbara Fannin John Ferry Sun Youth Forum 3; GAA 1, Fr. Basketball 1; Var. Basket- 2, 3; Spanish .Club 2, 3; Nat. ball 2, 3, 4; Var. Track 1, 2, 3, Honor Soc. 2, 3; El Lobo Staff 4; Var. Football 3; Biology 3, 4; B Honor Roll 2; A-B Club 1; Lettermens Club 1, Honor Roll 3; A Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; B Honor Roll 4; Chess 4; Silver B 3; Per. Atten. Club1. 2, 3; Pep Club 2. John Freels Fr. Basketball 1; J.V. Baseball 2; Var. Baseball 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Les Elites 3, Pres. 3; Lettermens Club 3, 4; A-B Honor Roll 4; Lone Wolf Staff 4. Dawn Fritz GAA 1, 2, 3; German Club 2, 3; DECA 4. Joan Garvey French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; Forensics 2; Biology Club 2; Barbara Gates Business Careers Club 2, 3; FHA 1, 4; Pep Club 1; Lone B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; A Honor Roll 4; Girls' State 3; Student Coun. 3, 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Archery Club 2, Sec; Senior Class Play Crew 4; Lone Wolf Staff 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 4; Chorus 2; Silver B 4; Phys- ical Fitness Award 2, 3; Les Elites 3, 4,V. Pres. 4; GAA 3, 4. Wolf Staff 4. David Gibson J.V. Football 1, 3; Var. Foot- ball 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Var. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Student Coun. 2, 3, 4, Repres. 2, 3, Parl. 3; Senior Class Pres. 4; CCASC 3, 4, Pres. 4; Interact 3; Lettermens Club 3; Chorus 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Aris- tocrats 3; Biology Club 2; Boys' State 3. KerriGierer Transferred from Va Iley High School; German Club 2, 3; FNA 2, 3; Usherettes 3, 4; B Honor Roll 3; A-B Honor Roll 4; El Lobo Staff 4; Per. Atten. 4. Geraldine Gonzales Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Business Careers Club 3; DECA 4, Sec. 4. ChrisGray Track 2. Fatty Green Jeff Hafen Homecoming Queen 1, 4; Biology Club 2; FNA 2, 3; Desertaires 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4; Sun Youth Forum 4; Student Coun. 4; FHA 4; Chorus 3,4. Youth Leadership Award 4; NAT. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Aristocrats Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Careers Club 3,4, Pres 3, 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Interact 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stg. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dr. Maj. 3, 4; A-B Honor Roll1; Stud. Con. 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 4; A Honor Roll 4; Silver '3' 4. 87 Warren Harris A-B Honor Roll 4; Fr. Basket- ball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Var. Basketball 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Var. Baseball 3, 4; Biol- ogy Club 2; Chess Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Letter- mens Club 3, 4; B Honor Roll 1; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; ln- teract 3, 4. Glen Harsha Soccer 3. Alan Hall Perfect Attendence 1. Bryan Harless J.V. Wrestling 1; Var. Wrest- ling 2, 3, 4, capt. 3; J.V. Base- ball 2; J.V. Football 1, 2; Var. Track 3; German Club 1, 2; Lettermens Club 2, 3; Biology Club 2; B Honor Roll 1, 3; A-B Honor Roll 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Interact 4. Pat Hardy Band 1; FNA 1, 2; FHA 3, 4; Desertaires 2, mang. 3; Bus- iness Careers Club 3; GAA 2; Biology Club 2. David Harrington German Club 1, 2, 3, 4, sgt. at arms 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 2; A-B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; A Honor Roll 4; Student Coun. 1; Biology Club 2, Pres. 2; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4, summerizer 4; Var.Soccer 4; Senior Class Play 4; Interact 4; Boys' State 3; Silver B 3, 4; El Lobo Marilyn Harward A-B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; A Honor Roll 4; Sp. Ach. Honor Roll 2, 3; Silver B 1, 2, 3, 4; Per. Atten. 1, 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Careers Club 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4; Var. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 4; Biology Club 2; Aristocrats 3, 4; GAA 1; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; FTA 1; FHA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Youth Leadership Award 4. Staff 2, 3, 4, ed. 4. Nancy Hazeltine B Honor Roll1, 2; A-B Honor Roll 3, 4; Per. Atten. 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Operetta 1, 2; Senior Class Play 4; Careers Club 4; Honor Chorus 1, 2, 3; Madrigals 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Desertaires 2; Silver B 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club4; Pep Club1. Peggy Heard Nat. Honor Soc. 3; El Lobo Staff 3;Usherettes 3; GAA 3. Christine Heitert Var. Band 1; Spanish Club 1; GAA 1, 2; Desertaires 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3; Student Coun. 1, 2; Senior Class Play 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; FHA 4. John Henderson El Lobo Staff 3; Var. Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Letter- mens Club 3, 4; Track 3; Mix- ed Chorus 3, 4, Student Con. 4. Judy Heckenlively Transferred from Palo Verde High, Tucson Ariz.; French Club 4; Les Elites 4; Sec.- Treas. 4; A-B Honor Roll 4. Frances Henderson FHA 2, 3, 4; A-B Honor Roll 1, 2. Jerry Henkel Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hist. 4; Pep Band 4; Computer Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4; Per.Atten. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sun Youth Forum 3; Bioloby Club 2; Chess Club 1; B Honor Roll 1, 2; A-B Honor Roll 4; Les Elites 2, 3; Fine Arts Club 4; Camera Club 4, Pres. 4; Soccer 4, man. 4; Honor Band1,2. RobertHomer Biology Club 2; DECA 3, 4; Per. Atten. 3. Jay Hopkins Student Coun. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; V. Pres. 2; Jr. Class Pres. 3; CCASC 4; Fr. Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V, Foot- ball 1, 2; Var. Football 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Var. Baseball 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Sun Youth Forum 3; Interact 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4; Boys4 State 3. 89 Raymond Hornyak Jeanie Hughes DECA 1, 3; DECA ll, Chap. 4. Student Coun. 3; Jr. Class Sec. 3; Biology Club 2; French Club 1; FHA 1; Jr. Prom Queen 3; DECA 4; B Honor'Roll 2; Business Ca- reers Club 3; Desertaires 2. Clinton Hulsey Danny Hurd Transferred from Ariz.; Baseball 2; Var. Baseball 3, 4. Chess Club 1, 2. Gary Jacobsen Basketball 1; Spanish Club 2; Everett James Nina Hurst Biology Club 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; J.V. Football 1, Biology Club 2; Sun Youth Careers Club 3; Lettermens 2; Wrestling 2; Lettermens Forum 3, 4; FNA 3; FHA 1; Club 3, 4; B Honor Roll 4; Club 2, 3, 4; Drivers' Safety BruceJohnson Careers Club 3; Archery Chess Club 2; Ach. Honor Coun. 2, 3; Sun Youth Forum Var. Soccer 3, 4; 3 Honor Club 3; Drama Club 3. Roll 3, 4. 3; Interact 4. Roll 2, 3, 4; Per. Atten. 1, 3. 90 Cynthia Johnson Pep Club 1; FHA 3, 4; Pep Band 2,3, 4; Var. Band1, 2,3, 4, Sec. 4; Stage Band 4; Mix- ed Chorus 4; Madrigals 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Fine Arts Club 4; B Honor Roll 4; Forensics 3. James Kephart Soccer 3, 4; Per.Atten.1, 2,3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 3; Drama Club 3; Biology Club 2; Senior Class Play Crew 3; All School Play 3. DaveJordan J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Var. Base- ball 3, 4; Senior Class V. Pres. 4; Interact 3; Biology Club 2. June Kerkuta FHA 1; Business Careers Club 2; Interior Dec. Assoc. 4. Keith Barney 1951 -1 968 Occasionally we are fortunate enough to meet a person who leaves a warm glow within us, a person who is not easily forgotten. Such a person was Keith Barney, a friend and class- mate. His death has left a void which cannot be filled, but the fond memories of his kind ways and warm friendship will be with us always. Larry Maestas J.V. Football 1; J.V. Basket- bal12; Spanish Club 2. 92 Connie Koppes FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. Wendy Lindblom Desertaires 1; French Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, 4; Var. Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Head 3, 4; Stu- dent Body Treas. 2; Business Careers Club 2; Sun Youth Club 3; Junior Class Treas. 3; CCASC 3, 4; Health Ca- reers Club 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4. Pat Magee GAA 1, 2, 4; CCGAA 4, Sec. 4; Volleyball1, 2, 4; Gymnas- tics 1; DECA 3; Computer Club 3; Fine Arts Club 4. Dana Kerola Transferred from Los Altos, Calif.; A Honor Roll 3, 4; Per- fect Attendance 4. Bruce Ladner Transferred from Central High School; Industrial Arts Club 3. Luther Mace Biology Club 2; A-B Honor Roll4. Cheri Kinsley Desertaires 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Aristocrats 3; Biology Club 3; Student Coun. 2; Governors' Safety Coun. 2, 3, Sec. 2; Sun Youth Forum 4; 1 Senior Class Play 4; FHA 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; B Honor Roll4. Danny Martin Barbara May Gale McDade Band 1,2; French Club 2,3; Biology Club 2; Business Ca- reers Club 3; DECA 4; Per. Atten. 1; Pep Club 1, 2. CarlMayrose German Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4, sgt. at arms 4; Biology Club 2; Interact 4; B Honor Roll 2; A-B Honor Roll 3, 4; Tennis 3; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Senior Play Stage Crew 4; El Lobo Staff 3 Teressa Meacham French Club 1; FHA 3, 4; Var. Cheerleader Alter. 4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 3, 4. Manford McKinnis A John Miller Joyce Miller Spanish Club 1, 2; B Honor Roll 3; A-B Honor Roll 4; Biology Club 2; Sun Youth Forum 4; Drama Club 3. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Artisto- crats 3, 4; Careers Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 4; Senior Class Play 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Health Ca- reers Club 3; Biology Club 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 4; A-B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; A Honor Roll 4; Silver 118 4; Archery Club 2. 93 Maryann Negri Transferred from Chicago; DECA 4. 94 Randy Neilson A-B Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; B Honor Roll 2; Wrestling 1; Fine Arts Club 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2. Norman Millett .rack 2, 3, 4. Alick Mu nro DianeNield FHA 2; Student Coun. 3; Speech 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Lone Wolf Staff 4; Archery Club2; 8 Honor Roll 2, 4. Robert Montoya J.V. Football 2; Fr. Basketball 1; Var. Basketball 2, 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Var. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Interact 4. Delilah Mutoff Usherettes 2, 3, 4, Treas3 3, V. Pres. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4; Computer Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Aristocrats 2, 3, 4; El Lobo Staff 4; Silver B 2, 3, 4; A Honor Roll 1, 3, 4,; A-B Honor Roll 2; Per. Atten. 3; Outstanding Student 4; Chorus 4; Careers Club 4; Student Coun. 3, Sun Youth Forum 3. Richard O'Dell J.V. Football 1, 2; Var. Foot- ball 3; J.V. Wrestling 1; Var. Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Band. JoleneOlds Heahh Careers Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Aristocrats 3; French Club 4; German Club 4; Band 1; Desertaires 3; Sun Youth Forum 4; FHA 4. ConnieOrtiz FHA 1, 2, 4; Business Ca- reersClub 2. Wayne Patterson B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Var. Band 1, 2; El Lobo Staff 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Careers Club 3; Aristocrats 3. Boyd Olsen Interact 3; Var. Football 1; Var. Baseball 1, 2, Most Val- uable Player; Student Coun. 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Officer; Parl. 4; Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4; CCASC 4; Soccer 4; B Honor Roll 3; El Lobo Staff 4. Janet Paonessa Drama Club 3, 4; Treas. 4; Sun Youth Forum 3; Girls Track 2; Desertaires 4; Jr. Homecoming Atten. 3; Biology Club 2; Senior Class Play 4. Gary Pendleton German Club 1, 2, 3, 4, pro. Chairman 4; B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Dilynn Perkins FNA 2, 3; Spanish Club 2,3, 4; Business Careers Club 4, Rep. 4; Aristocrats 4; B Honor Roll4. ScottPerry Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. 95 96 Peggy Purner Pep Club 1; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 4; A-B Honor Roll 3, 4; Usherettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Aristocrats 3; Sun Youth Forum 3; Gymnastics 3. Mary Ream Var. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Honor Band 1, 2, 3; Twirler 2, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4; J.V. Volleyball 2; Ger- man Club 1, 2, 3; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Drama Club 3; FHA 4; Chorus 3, 4; B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; A-B Honor Roll 4; Careers Club 3, 4; Madri- gals 4. Ilene Peterson Desertaires 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; FHA 1, 2; B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; A-B Honor Roll 4; Per. Atten. 1, 2; Fine Arts Club 4; Pep Club 1; Spec. Ach. 3; Sun Youth Forum 3; Senior Class Play 4. Linda Price Transferred from Rancho High School; Senior Float 4. Martin Reed Var. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lib. 3, V. Pres; French Club 1, 2, 3; Biology Club 2; Computer Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4; State Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Per. Atten. 2, 3, 4; Spec. Ach. Honor Roll 3; Sun Youth For- um 3, 4; Interact 4; Soccer 3, 4; Reg. Band Fest. 2; Silver B 2, 3, 4; Careers Club 4. Kathy Phillips Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Business Careers Club 2, 3, 4; Per. Atten. 2. Clare Pugh Biology Club 1; Pep Club 1; FHA 1, 2, Sec. 3, 4; Desert- aires 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; V. Pres. 4; Aristo- crats 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4, V. Pres; Fine Arts Club 4; Student Coun. 1; B Honor Roll1, 2; A-B Honor Roll 3; A Honor Roll 4; Per. Atten. 4; Girls State 3; Usherettes 3, 4, Trees. 4; Silver B 4; Sun Youth Forum 3,4; Spec. Ach. 2; El Lobo Staff 3. Linda Reid Business Careers 1, 2, 3, DECA ll 4; Pep Club 1, 2; ArtClubZ. Carl and Wayne work to beautify Basic. Randy and Lee survey the campus. CaHie Russell Cathy Reynolds Spanish Club 2, 3; FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 1; Hist. 3; Treas. 4; Chorus 1, 3; Biology Club 2,- GAA 2; Bus- Terry Ruebeck B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; A-B Wilma Reno iness Careers Club 2. Pep Club 1; FHA 2, 4. Honor Roll 4; Per. Atten. 3. 97 Ormond Sherrill J.V. Baseball 2; Spanish Club 2; Per. Atten. 2, 3; B Honor Roll 3; Arsitocrats 3; A-B Honor Roll 4. 98 Mark Schutts J.V. Baseball 1, 2; J.V. Foot- ball 2; Computer Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 3; Tennis 2; Soccer 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4. Val Shafer Usherettes 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Senior Class Play Crew 4; Forensic Club 2; Drama Club 3; Pep Club 1; Sun Youth Forum 3; El Lobo Staff 3; B Honor Roll 4; Gym- nastics 2. Wendy Slack Pep Club 1; Biology 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Sun Youth Forum 4; B Honor Roll 3; A-B Honor Roll4. Adolph Salazar Reed Settle Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Aris- tocrats 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; BHonorRoIl 3; A-B Honor Roll 4; Wrestling 1; Basket- ball Mgr. 1; Baseball 2, 4; Forensics 3; Debate 3; Lone Wolf Staff 4. Christine Sherrill Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Usherettes 3, 4; Foren- sics Club 2; Careers Club 4; Pep Club 1; B Honor Roll 4; Per. Atten. 2. Shelly Sanders French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2; Operetta 1; Madrigals 1; B Honor Roll 3; A-B Honor Roll 4; Class Sec. 1; Biology Club 2; Les Elites 3, 4; Sun Youth Forum 3. Jeanine Slocum Gary Smith FHA1,2,3,4. J.V. Football 1, 2; Var. Foot- ball 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Baseball 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Con. Champ 3, State Champ 4; Lettermens Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Frosh. Class Pres. 1; Sun Youth Forum 4; Drama Club 3; Fr. Basketball1. Teddy Sue Smith FTA 1, 2; B Honor Roll 4. Stephen Smith Janice Smoot Desertaires 2, 3; GAA 2, 3. Tom Smith Wrestling 2, 3. Joan Sommers Robert Southern Silver B 2, 3, 4; A Honor Track 1; J.V. Football 3; B Roll 4; A-B Honor Roll1, 2; B Honor Roll 4. Honor Roll 1, 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; v. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Les Elites 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; Per. Atten. 1, 2, 3, 4; Usherettes 2, 3, V. Pres. 3; Careers Club 4; Computer Club 2; El Lobo Staff 3; Pep Club 1. 99 Rodney Stinnett Spanish Club 2; DECA Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; B Honor Roll 4. 100 Daniel Stukas French Club 2, 3; Computer Club 2; Forensics 3; Drama Club 3; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3; Fine Arts Club 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; A-B Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; Sun Youth Forum 3; Debate Team 3. PaulStaples Industrial Arts Club 3; J.V. Football. Mark Stevens Student Coun. 2, 3; J.V. Foot- ball 1, 2; Var. Football 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Var. Base- ball 3, 4; B Honor Roll 4; Biology Club 2; Interact 3; Lettermens Club 3, 4; Sun Youth Forum 4. Dottie Swackhamer Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Health Ca- reers Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Pep Club 1; CCGAA 4. Sandra Stearman Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres 4; Mad- rigals 2, 3, Sec. 2, Pres. 3; Operetta 1, 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Careers Club 4; French Club 3; Bioloby Club 2; Sun Youth Forum 4; FNA 2, 3; Honor Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls Glee 4; Fine Arts Club 4; B Honor Roll 1, 2; A-B Honor Roll 3, 4; Per. Atten. 2, 3, 4. Michael Stewart J.V. Football 1, 2; Var. Foot- ball 3, 4; Var. Track 1, 3; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Var. Basket- ball 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Var. Baseball 4; Drama Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Sun Youth Forum 4; Lettermens Club 3, 4. Jerry Taylor Transferred from W.V.H.S. Spokane, Washington; Wrestling 4; Boys Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Jo Ann Tapia DannyThompson Chess Club 1, 2; Biology Club 2. Mark Thompson Robert Tennant Gymnastics 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Chess Club 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Forensic Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Per. Atten. 3; A-B Honor Roll 4; Senior Class Play 4; Debate 3, 4; Bowling Team 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Interact 4; Band 1; Sun Youth Forum 4. LynnisThompson FHA1, 2, 3, 4; B Honor Roll 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 2, 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Camera Club 2; Les Elites 2, 3; A-B Honor Roll 4; Speech and Drama 3; Chorus 4; Foren- sics 4. Dennis True J.V. Baseball 2; Var. Baseball 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4, Capt. 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Biology Club 2; Lettermens Club 4; Computer Club 2; Basketball 1; Business Careers Club 1, 3, Don Truman 4. DECA 4; Sun Youth Forum 3. Jeanie Vanderpool Transferred Mountain Ariz. from High, South Phoenix, 101 Sheila Vogele Karl Vordahl FHA 1 2 3, 4; Business Ca- Var- Band 1, 2, 3, 4; German reers Club 3; GAA 2, 3; Biol- C'Ub 2, 3, 4, V- Pres. 4; Inter- ogy Club 2, act 4; Var. Tennis 3; 8 Honor Roll 3; A-B Honor Roll1, 2, 4; Sun Youth Forum 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Drama Club 3; Regional Band Fest. 2; Stage Band. Dennis Walker Elna Walker Fr. Basketball 1; J.V. Basket- Transferred from California. ball 2; DECA 4, Marlan Walker Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Aris- tocrats 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4; Track 1, 4; J.V. Football 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 2; A-B Honor Roll 1, 2; A Honor Roll 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 4; Careers Club 4; Interact 3, 4; Sun: Youth Forum 3, 4; Stu- dent Coun. 1, 2, 4; Camera Club 2; Senior Class Play 4; Mary Beth Walker Boys' State 3; Rotary Youth Drama Club1,2,3,4; Debate Club Leadership Camp 3; Club 3; FHA 1; Drama Spring Jill Wallace Silver 3 4; Nevada Youth Festival1,2. DECA Clubll4, Treas. 4. George Watson Safety1 Com. 2, V. Pres. 2. 102 Dick Weller Danny Wertsbaugh Fr. Basketball 1; Var. Basket- Soccer 3, 4; Track 4; German ball 2, 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Var. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Class Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 2; Lettermens Club 2, 3, Senior Class Play Crew 4. 4; Interact 2, 3; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4. Charlie Wesson Michael Westover J.v, Football 1, 2,- Var. Foot- Chess Club 1, 2; Spanish Ball3,4;J.v.BasebaI12; DECA Club 1; French Club 2, 3; 4, Hist. 4, Gymnastics1. Wonder what Cindy, Joan, and Kerri find so interesting? 3? AnnaWiIkins AlidaWilliams 103 Kathleen Williams Stephen Winton Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; B Honor Roll 3, 4; Per. Atten. 1, 2, 3; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; Biol- ogy Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Aristocrats 3; Forensics 1 Club 3. 1 Elizabeth Worst Transferred from Kailua High School, Kailua, Hawaii; A-B Silver $19323n2rte3YVZoLerhonor Honor Roll 1; A-B Honor Roll 1, 2; A-B Honor Roll 3; R0 4; French Club 1, 2; Nat. A Honor Roll 4; Per. Atten. Honor Soc, 4; Fine Arts Club, 2, 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; V' Pres.4; Chorus 4' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Chorus 1, 2, 3; Operetta 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Aristocrats 3, 4; Sun Youth Forum 3, 4; FNA 1, 2, 3, Treas. 2; Biology Club 2. Bill Worthen J.V. Football 2, 3; Var. Foot- ball 4; Biology Club 2; B Honor Roll 3, 4; El Lobo Staff 4; J.V. Wrestling 2. Robert Worth Band 1, 2, 3; DECA 4. Lynda Wylie Don York Var. Bowling 1, 2, 3; FHA 2, 3, Soccer 3, 4, Co-Capt. 3; Track 4. 1, 2. 104 Dottie Swackhamer proves, anything he can do I can do better! suitcase? f ; ; Chris tells Cindy, Instead of three purses why don't you try a Rodger Allen Patt Andreason Rex Brennecke Jeremy Brown Edward Chandler Joyce Chouteau Donna Clifford Pepper Constatine James Crisp Debbie Dammen Daniel Draken Susan Fricke Gene Gist Curtis Hass James Heki Robert Henry Robert Howe Marsha Irons Milo Jackson Charles James Rae Lynn Jimenez Jeff Jones Charlie Knox SENIORS NOT PICTURED Terina Le Fevre Alvin Lucas Shirley Lyon Sandra Marshall Chris Maugham Patricia McFalls James McNeese Leo Montoya Joel Nelson Margaret Newsom Daniel Parrot Les Peterson Cynthia Phillips Alan Potter Ernest Salazar Willie SledgeJr. Cary Smith Cheryl Smith Eugene Solomon Tommy Teer Cathy Torres JoJuan Wilkinson Mr. Beatty's term paper drives Boyd Olsen to chewing pencils. h 105 , wa X3 'BM 4kaX Ef kwmxw N v ck 1 x $9NV W ti 3 $ MLXV$ x0 BSVx 5K qu NQLv QVX $u$s efs E63 me: up? wgw QxxX NWQ a WXO 0 ed ny K20 :XX ac; 0Vx5 xNxm QC uxQ wstN $5; + Vx e. VWCpU a QWX Avkik3 3mm 04er KO WAT AVQK e, QCAOG 011i, Junior Class Officers: Tom Garvey-President, Alicia Smalley-Treasurer, Jana Lee Williams-Secretary, Tony Glabick-Vic-President JUNIORS SPARK CLASS SPIRIT We the Class of 1970 have concluded three mem- orable years at Basic. This year we're Juniors and that means upper classmen to you Sophomores and Freshmen. We have worked long and hard to reach this point in our high school career. This has been our most active year. During our Junior year we have accomplished many successful projects. Among them were the Junior carnival, the slave sale and the Junior Prom. We hope that the experience afforded to us dur- 108 ing the past three years shall mold us into better Seniors. We also hope that this experience will carry through to make our leadership as commendable as the Class of 1969. The Junior Class wishes the Class of 1969 and the under classmen good luck in the future. And also a very special thanks to our sponsors Mr. Ruth and Mr. Horan for their help and guidance. Indeed they have helped make our Junior year a successful and memorable one. Frances Abrams Morgan Barber Kent Baker Wayne Bearden Ed Bigelow James Bekaert Lynn Bell Kathy Adams Steve Alires Sandy Anderson Emma Archibeque Parl Bair Kathy Barney Janet Benavidez Kelly Bennion 109 Tia Bennett Fredrika Bergemeyer Jeff Burr MariKay Butters Sammy Davis Jr. added to this years' entertainment. 110 Dale Blazzard Martin Burk Doug Brady Craig Bradshaw Doug Branham Richard Braun Stanley Braun Sp ecial Guest Star pRip Taylor Brian Farnon Orchestra Thru June 26,1986 Except June 18 8p 1m COMING ATTRACTIONS + Place TAHOE Hanahs letter Captain 8: Tennille ' rate June 18 thru 19 postage Donna Summer here June 27 thru 29 Neil Sedaka Nell Carter June 30 thru July3 - Roger Whittaker T07 July 4 thru 10 Howie Mandel JuIy 4 6 5 1Special 3rd Sh0w1 R ENO Mickey Gilley thru June 18 Mac Davis June 19 thru July 2 Debbie Reynolds Harve Presnell July 3 thru 13 Captain 0 Tennille July 14 thru 23 Eddy Arnold JI 24thruAu.6 . .. . J3; Grey 9 Reservation Service: 7 am. to 11 pm. Phone: 702-329-4422 tReno1; 702-588-6606 1Lake Tahoei Toll free direct dIaIIng from Continental US. and paw page Hawaii, excluding Nevada, 800-648-3773. Showtimes: The 7:30 Dinner Show. seating at 5:30 pm; The 11 o'clock Show, seating at 10 pm. Entertainment Aug. 7 thru 13 is subiect to change without further notice, Show reservations accepted no earlier than one month in advance. GD 1986, Harrah's HAHO73 Sue Brezette Vickie Cagley Brenda Garcia Nora Beth Carducci Janet Campbell Jeanne Carroll Nina Cayton Laura Chatterley Linda Childers Mrs. Knowles was responsible for bringing us her friend and ours, Sammy Davislr. Sam Christos Lucinda Clark 1H 112 Richard Church Danny Cooper Mary Ann Cowen Manchie Cole Paula Coroneos Laura Cramer Thelma Cook Dennis Crane Terry Cupp Steven Curry Cheryl Dammen Dan Davis Janice Davis Sandy Darrah Debbie DeCow Pam Eighmy Kathy Ellsworth Marsha Erling Pamela Evans Cheryl Eversole Beverly Excell Mike DeMille Dave Drake Michelle Drew Laurie Edwards Kathleen Engebritson Darrell Erickson Kathy Excell H3 H4 Donna Farnsworth John Finn Charmaine Flowers Sandra Foote Dennis Foster Mark Garland Tom Garvey Bonnie Gibson Warren Frank assists young artist, Michael Hall. Bill Giles Judith Gill Debbie Gliem Gary Finchem Belinda Gray Tony Glabick James Hall Rick Hanna Kathy Harsin Carvel Hatch Paul Glover Mike Hall Diane Graham Your right, Mr. Ruth, it is a school to be proud of. 115 116 Sharon Hall Diane Hedland Rodney Hicken David Haner Nancy Henson Kurtiss Hinton Candas Hunt Klyda Hargrove Lee Homer Rosemary Hornyak Thomas Houston Vern Humphrey Genie Hurst Lyle Hurst Bennie Jolley Neil Joslin Carol Kramer Norene Langford Cathy Larsen Sharon Laske Teddy lnness Carla Lawrence Kaye lnman JudyJohnson Joe Kingery 0 Shelley Jackson Lorea Johnson Scott Kirk H7 118 Kris Leggett Vicky Lehman Ellen Linford Susan Little Linda Lane Cynthia Lopez Patsy Lowes Terry Lund Bill Giles does his 8:00 am. calisthenics. Connie Mackelprang Warren Mahaffey Linda Martinez I Margaret Mead Max Meeks Leslie Miller Rick Miller Gayle Miners Ernest Moyes Bob Murphy Marsha Murphy Bob Taylor discusses the slave sale with junior bench buddies. Rebecca Mutoff Wayne McDade Bill McDaniel H9 Sandra McGann Nancy McKinley Vickie Nield Jackie Nielson Elizabeth Nunn Roberta Norwood Danny Parrott 120 Doug McMuIlin Delores Ortiz Lucille Ottaway Glayd Owens Laura Pagan Bob Patterson Keith Phillips Robert Riddle Peggy Rikard Evelyn Rossiger Wendell Royal Pandora Schmidt Denny Segler Rodger Phillips Laurie Sell Scott Preddy James Rinker Michael Rose AA Susan Rowland Doris Reese Robbie Rose 121 KR Tom Sevy Don Shead Alicia Smalley Doris Smith Scrambled eggs are easy , Laura Chatterly tells Bob Murphy 'Just add eggs, milk and a tablespoon of salt. WThis is English'n 122 Mike Shev Les Sherman Jerry Smith Ranae Snowden Patricia Southern Roy Sparks Laurie Spencer 2L Lee Ellen Stack Chantal Steele Chris StephenSon Trula Stephenson William Swackhamer Robert Taylor Roy Taylor Ray Tennant A paper sack makes a great face mask , explains Carla Lawrence. Just put it over your head and cut out your eyes. Genny Thomas Tawna Tippetts David Tobler 123 124 Virginia Fresquez Kevin Welbourne Eric Walker Pat Turner Daniel Walker Kris Walker Albert Vassar Gary Walkup Charles Wallace Brenda Wortman Sybil Washum Beverly Weaver Kathy Wiese Larry Weir Marshall Wilcox Dennis Willden Dale Willis Trudy Wilson Jack Winget Paul Winton Doristine Wesson Dustin Wheat Rex white Bill Wilcox Kelly Wilkins Janalee Williams Mike Worth Joseph Zach 125 Sophomore Class officers: Carol Stapleton, Pres., Dorothy Alires, 56C, Della Ward, 835., Robin Gibson, V- pres. SOPHOMORES WORKED, LAUGHED AND MATURED. We're the class of '71--and this has been a great year for us. As we look back on the trials we encountered with our Homecoming float and our highly success- ful Sophomore Reverse, we realize that we have just sampled a few of the many fine opportunities which have been made available to us, and we look ahead to our remaining years at Basic with great anticipa- tion. 126 We hope that next year as upperclassmen we can uphold the fine example which has been set for us and that we, in turn, will set a good example for those who follow us. We would like to thank our sponsors, Mr. Rosch, Mrs. Stroebel, Dr. Burgwardt, Mrs. Knowles and Mr. Bennion for their excellent guidance and support throughout the year. Wade Baker Mike Beason Mark Balmer Eugene Belin Cheri Bartimus Paul Benavidez Kathy Ackerman Tammy Adams Dorothy Alires Violet Allen Jim Anderson Terry Armstrong Cecelia Ashley Diane Attaway Cyndy Augspurger Kelly Beardall Richard Bennett Danny Alirez Angela Arrendando Barbara Bagstad Bob Bair Eva Black 127 128 Terri Blankenship Darla Boyter Linda Broadway Robert Busch Tina Byrne Dennis Booth Donita Bowler Jim Boyles Mike Bradshaw Karen Braun Georgeanne Brezette James Bryan Kenny Burt P a'ula Burt Rick Call Vickie Caskey Arlie Carl Jim Cavalieri Dorothy Carroll Mike Cavalieri Kathy Carter Donna Cedrone Denise Chambers Donna Chouteou Judy Clegg Bert Coe Rodney Cole Dale Covington Maina Crespin Jim Daily Debbie Dalton Keith Davis Rusty Davis Darrell Decow Dennis DeMille Donna Doremus Helen Downey Vicki Drew Dixie Durham Greg Clow Helen Cox Keith Daniels Evelyn Davis Sharon Dewitt 129 Linda Dwiggins Paul Edwards Douglas Excell Norman Fraser Diane Fruth I30 Joyce Eckard Royce Eddings Mary Edwards Weldon J. Empey Pam Erickson Marla Erling Charlie Fansher Shelly Fielding Sandra Ford Noticing the way Val Orton and Leslie Ruth work, it's surprising that the decorations for the Sophomore Reverse were ever finished Colleen Griffin Marian Halliday Dick Hacker Doug Hamlin Chuck Hahn Arden Hanna Dave GalIinger Richard Garcia Terry Gemill Allene Gibbs Robin Gibson Jolyn Gifford Tony Gonzales Mary Graham Valerie Graham Christine Hall Charles Hand Mary Anne German Connie Gliem Carl Greenwood Lynne Greenwood Walter Hall 131 132 Rita Hansen Rodney Hardy Steve Hardy Reta Harris Pam Harsin Paula Haynes Daniel Hazeltine Claudia Hedland Frank Henderson Rebecca Hinton Paul Hopkins Charlie Hansen Tim Harrington David Hays loan Henderson Richard Henry Chris Holdaway Steve Holdaway Brent Honey Frank House Betty Hoyt Donna Huddleston Sharon Hulsey David Irons Noma Jackson Loretta Jaramillo Terry Jensen Roy Jimenez Paulette Johnson Patty Johnson Bob Johnson Ramona Keeth Iris Kennedy Beverly Kephart Ross Kesterson Bea Knappenberger Steve Koppes Tawnya Kuhn Kurt Kulander Beverly James Cindy Johnson Rosalyn Jorgensen Jeff Kading Ron Kinsley 133 Bilye Lake Mike Lefler Mariana Lowery launita Marshall Richard Martin 134 Ken Larson Doug Leany David Ledford Danny Lee Martha Lee Elwood Lopez Tamara Lund Bonnie Lynn Robin Maassberg Alan Ragozzine is dubbed most likely to succeed in the world of garbage. Wes Oxborrow tells how to be a big-man-on-campus Jim Mathis Ed Matzke Rick Mayer Chad McCall Kathy McFalls Mike McGinty John McLean Kathy McLean Vicki Martin Geraldine Martinez Mandel Martinez Sheila Mason Betty McCallam I35 Jim Miller Dick Montoya Barry Morris Frank M orris Cary Morris Don Morrow Gary Murphy Mike Murphy Rita Murphy Penny Mustachia Sam Mutoff Kelly Neilson Sheila Nelson Talbot Nelson Wendy Nelson Debbie Ness Gloria Neumiller Pam Medina Cheryl Morris Debbie Munford Steve Murphy Randy Musgrave 136 John Newson Tammi Newton Terry Nies Valerie Orton Mary Ortiz Greg Osborn Judy Ostrander Crystal Owen Dave Owens Vassie Palmertree Joe Paquette Debbie Pashos Mike Payne Debbie Pelkey Glenn Pentico Debbie Petty Steve Petty Linda O'Dell Kathy Osborn Wes Oxborrow Phillip Paez Riley Peeples 137 138 Richard Phillips Harold Price Lonnie Rasmussen Michelle Rinaldi Dennis Rexroat Elaine Pilon Dianne Pitts Patsy Porter Cheryl Purdy Allen Ragozzine Scott Raske Paul Rassler Mindy Ream Kelly Richardson Patti Robinson Laura Roundy Rocky Rollins Peggy Roundy Raymond Romero Charles Ruliffson Steve Rostine Chris Russell Leslie Ruth Susie Ryan Janice Sandin Justin Saragoza Joan Schimbeck Charles Schmidt Josie Sena Miles Shannon Anne Sheahan Marsha Sizemore Cody Smith Gail Smith Terry Springer Carol Stapleton Jan Stearman Jan Stout Bruce Stratton Joe Sandoval David Schutts Mark Shellinger Nancy Silva Janice Stafford 139 Jeff Stukas Jeff Sullivan Lora Taney Cecila Teer Archie Thompson Denise Tippetts Ron Utley Gilbert Valdez Kathy Valdez Connie Vassar Sarah Vassar George Vaughn Sandy VonRee Larry Walker Mindy Walker Randy Walker Tom Walters Valene Stratton Cindy Taylor Johan Tornabene JeanieVan Camp Cindy Vanepps 140 Up Up and Away goes Steve Hardy Debbie Ward Della Ward Duane Watson Gary Watson Leslie Weedman Victor Welborne Mike West Kathy Wheat Brad Whitney Steve Willhoyt Diana Wills Connie Wilson Sharon Wolffe Mike Wooten Bonnie Worthen Diana Zach Larry Zajac 141 h. Freshmen class officers: Sherry McCullough, See, Rita Malmedal, V. Pres., Andy Hafen Pres., Shanna Ross, Treas. er-x FRESHMEN ADJUST TO THE HASSLE We're the class of H72 . Being freshmen this year we're the underclassmen. We've started and now to reach our goal. We found that going to Basic High School isn't all fun. It's hard work too. We've tried our hardest to make the class of 72 and Basic High School the best. Though our life at Basic has just started, we have a lot left to accomplish. We have three years left to make Basic what we want it to be. 142 We've watched our upperclassmen and we re- spect them for all they've done. We hope some day to fill their shoes but we know it's going to be a lot of work. We would like to thank our sponsors Mr. Purcell, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Fulton, Mr. Crakes, Mr. Smu- skiewicz and Mr. Tolman for their assistance. We would also like to wish the class of 69 good luck in the future. They really deserve it. Donald Allen Allen Anderson Laura Anderson Janet Atkin Sterling Balzen Joan Allison Bob Anderson Robin Anderson Shannon Averett Kay Bame Tonya Allred David Anderson Steven Anderson Frank Baca Charles Barbour Mary Baca Cary Bare Bruce Andreason Lourdes Arbos Francis Ashley Ray Baca Tom Barlow Marion Angeli Rudy Arrendondo Doug Ashman Donna Bailey Mike Barney 143 Richard Barton Fred Bateman Christine Beagle Collette Beardall Edward Beaumont Kris Belingehri George Bell Arlene Bennett Larry Bradley Jeanne Brady Steve Jordan will need more than his crutches to whip this test. Steve Bennett Steve Bess Robert Bessent Edward Box Billy Branham Pam Brayford Debbie Briggs Phil Brookover 144 Gary Campbell Mike Campbell Susan Carter Mike Carroll Linda Chandler Gerald Charlsworth Terry Clark Patty Clayson Ruth Coe Marie Coen Q; w, , 3H Jimmy Brown Leslie Brown Tony Bryant Jeanette Buckles Chester Campbell Diane Campbell Lynn Cameron Mark Carlquest Debbie Carter Jeanne Christensen Allen Christensen Cheryl Church Dennis Church Cynthia Close Andrea Clow Margie Cochran Nathan Coe 145 Dennis Comstock Randy Cote Robert Crawford Patrick Crosby Diana Davis Jerry Dean Melvin Dempsey David Depeal Carol Eighmy Patty Elbertson Shelby Colburn Joe Cole Gene Collins Ricky Cote Claude Cox Glen Cox Debbie Currier Pat Daugherty Betty Davenport Pam Dill Bill Downey Sharon Dozier Emma Edwards Colleen Evans Eldon Evans Everett Evans Geneva Evans 146 Sharon Evans Steve Evans Mike Fannin Sandra Finch Donald Fiscil Terrence Ford Mike Fuller Steve Fuller Terry Gibson Cole Gifford Mr. Smalley challenges a freshman, Are you certain that you know what a noun is? Jane Frederick Jan Frederick Dale Frey Ralph Fry Caesar Garcia David Garcia Danny Gault Ralph Gerard 147 Walter Gold Roberta Gonzales Loretta Guthrie Judy Hacker Judy Hammond Debbie Hamlin Cynthia Hanks Herb Hardesty Lynn Hinton Christine Hoentsch Dennis Giles Donna Cove Andy Hafen Lyle Hargett Penny Hays James Hoisington David Holden Roxanne Glabick Marie Graham David Hall Donald Hilke Russell Houston Connie Cliem Lynette Gray Steven Hall William Hinkle Eugene Hunt JulieHurst LoriAnn Hurst Sherril Irvin David Ivy Cherrill Jackson Doug Jeffrey GaryJones JeffJones Do-nal Kesterson Deborah King Even the birds come to Basic for crumbs--of knowledge? StevenJenson TerrieJenson BrendaJohnson CIairJolley Sherri Jones Steve Jordan Beth Judi Ken Kearns l 149 Lettie Kirby Joseph Kline Albert Lane Marlene Larson Patricia Laske Eileen Leavitt Cynthia Ledford Linda Lee David Ley Dave Lever Hardy Segler and Dale Smith seem to think computerized report cards are fine. After all they keep you out of class for awhile! Robert Lee Rodney Lefler Shelley Leggett Anna Leoni Susan Lieb Glennelle Lisle Sandy Little Lleeann Love 150 Edward Malarkey Ronald Malarkey Mike Martin Carl Martinez Rocky Mason Arlys Matzke Sherry McCullough Sheila McGann Barbara Miller Charles Miller Nesha Lowell Carl Lucas Rickie Lucero Mike Lynn Deanna Mackelprang Esther Maestas Rita Malmedal Malcolm Marshall Mary Martin Gary May Jimmy May Curtis Mays Donald McClung Samuel McGee Kim Meacham Michael Meeks Randy Micklin 151 Mary Jane Montoya Jeanette Munford Steve Murphy Terry Negaard Charles Nix 152 John Moore Marsha Munro Kathryn Mustachia Brenda Negri Debbie Gambino Jerry Miller Webster Miller Roberta Mitchell Mike Mosher Bill Motis Edward Mowery Michael Munford Deborah Murdoch Russell Murray Keith Neilson Sharon Neilson Linda Neiger Gwendolyn Newell ISean Noonan Alice Norvell Ron Norwood John Nunn Lila O'Dell Diane O'Donnell Chloe Ann Olds Vickey Ortiz Kathy Owen Max Paez Harvey Pearson Lark Pendleton Ricky Poore Cathy Porter Monty Wheat seems to forget he's now in high school Frank Paonessa Tony Paonessa Marie Parchman Donna Parrott Karen Penny Bobby Pitts Karen Blazzard Linda Poff x W ?Xtrwf 153 Paul Rains Ramona Ramey Joe Reid Debra Reynolds - a , u g , Jimmy Rodriquez Becky Rodseth , ' ; - L i; gnujffuu' Shanna Ross David Roundy V V M. m Karen Sanderson Karen Sargent L Bill Porter Clara Price Linda Prohaska Scott Ramsey Jackie Ray Debra Reese Phillip Rinker Cathy Roberts Janice Robinson Sally Roylance Chris Ruth George Salamy Ellen Sampson David Scherer Kristine Scow Hardy Segler Deborah Severtson Jay Shafer Chris Simmons Dale Smith Paul Streigel Debrah Thompson Cathy Shipp Pam Shrum Mark Slagle Robert Slocum Ronnie Smith Tommy Sparks Ronalda Teer Corwin Tippetts Richard Susov Mike Tillery Debra Taylor Michael Tipton Jeff Smerek Steve Staley Sandra Stirling Steve Thomas Linda Tobler Chris Smith Larry Stinnett Susan Stock Bobby Thompson Lary Totten Daryl True Kerry Truman Wuanita Tullock Bertha Uriosite Deborah Walker Nikki Trumble Jeanne Turnbeaugh Charles Vaden Terry Walker Dian Willden Ponders, There's got to be an answer to that darned problem. Henry Valdez Paul Valentine Ted Valasquez Rhonda VanCamp Tracey Walker Wesley Walters Rick Ward Gary Watson 156 Kevin Wheat Monty Wheat Jim Whennen Sandra Whitehead Mauricia Wiest Cinthy Wilcox Cynthia Wilson Jack Wilson Rebecca Zajac Bill Zolczer WV, 1 1 1 . ,' x a Sherry Watson Virginia Weast Mike Weller Scott Werber Dave West Pat West over Davud WIICOX Duane Wlllden ary WIllIam , Markaye Williams Paul WilIis Lorna Wolffe Greg Wooley Randy Wooten 157 Varsity Cheerleaders are: Manchie Cole, Judy Johnson, Wendy Lindbloom, Alicia Smalley, Mari Kay Butters. CHEERLEADERS Pattie Johnson and Donna Farnsworth experience the ups and downs of being mascots. .,,All for Basic stand up and holler!! 160 J.V. Cheerleaders display their cheering ability. Even the megaphones need rest after the game with Vegas. J.V. CHEERLEADERS J.V. Cheerleaders are: Laurie Sell, Carol Kramer, Jose Sena, Cheri Dammen, Tia Bennett. 161 BASIC WOLVES SOCK-lT-TO-'EM THIS YEAR The Basic High School Football eleven en- joyed their winningest season since1960.They wound up with a 5 - 4 record on the season with only three touchdowns separating them from an 8 - 1 record. Thirteen of regulars were seniors and eleven juniors. The 69 team will be built around the eleven returning letter- men. The Wolves defeated Arch-rival Las Vegas for the first time in their twenty-nine year rivalry. This was the crowning feat of the Wolve's great season. Coaches ROW 1: Robert Tolman, Head coach Joe Keegan, Don Biddle, ROWZ: Steve Sullivan, Dennis Smuskiewiez, Stuart Tidbloom Varsity: ROW 1: D. Gibson, J. Hopkins, T. Glabick, M. Stevens, Kirk, C, James, B. Worthen, B. Swackhamer ROW 3: Mgr. R. Phile G. Smith, M. Stewart, C. Caldwell, J. IBabcockL N. Joslin, ROWZ: lips, R. Muskgrave, M. Lefler, B. Cooper, L. Adamson, J. Burr, P. J. Henderson, C. Wallace, C. Childs, N. Barton, C. Campbell, S. Bair, W. Royal, M. Garland 162 Basic's enthusiastic chain ga ng, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Arkelf, and Mr. Tay- lor Charlie James stretches for a long pass Safety Mark Stevens attempts to thwart Wildcat attack Dave Gibson Mark Stevens Fullback Gary Smith dances his way to a first down Halfback Clyde Caldwell twists his way to freedom Speedy Gary Smith breaks open for long yardage against Las Vegas 165 Quarterback comes out of the Rancho game with a headache Rancho spoils Basic's big hopes Mike Stewart adds 6 points to a winning effort against Saint Monica Randy Musgrave and Tom Houston shout encouragement from the bench Varsity Scores Basic Boulder City 59 Fillmore, Utah 41 Quartz Hill, Calif. 6 Saint Monica, Calif. 21 Kingman, Ariz. 44 Rancho 7 Las Vegas 21 Gorman 14 Needles, Calif. 12 Opponents 15 7 8 6 0 13 7 40 18 167 Members of the J.V. Football Team Row 1: R. Taylor, T. Harring- Meeks, D. Haner, M. Wilcox, C. Schmidt, T. Armstrong, M. ton, D. Hagwood, B. Morris, 5. Holdaway, J. Cavalieri, M. West, Murphy, A. Ragozzine, C. McCall, M. Bradshaw, G. Clow, Mana- R. Walker, E. Lopez, G. Owens, D. Booth, T. Walters, J. Sullivan, ger P. Paez, Coach 5. Tidbloom D. Morrow Row 2: Coach S Sullivan, S. Mutoff, R. Hardy, M Charley James makes a suprising catch against Rancho Linebacker Jay Hopkins capitalizes on Quartz Hill mistake while an unidentified Basic player assists. 3 2- i '1 Punting Passing P. Yds. Avg. Att. P.C. YC TD PL Hopkins 23 722 31.3 Stewart 113 46 790 7 11 Swackhamer 6 4 75 3 1 Kickoffs KO Yds. Avg. Pass Receiving Musgraves 34 1429 42.0 P.C. Y.G. TD Avg. Babcock 9 360 40.0 James 26 528 5 20.3 Stevens 12 240 2 20.0 Scoring Burr 9 117 3 16.0 TD Ex.P. P.C. T P Stewart 8 0 0 48 Punt Returns Hopkins 6 0 0 36 Att. Yd. James 5 O 0 30 Swackhamer 9 121 Smith 5 0 0 30 Gibson 1 10 Babcock 0 33422 171 25 Kickoff Returns Total Offense Att. Yd. R. P. P.R. K.O.R. P.R. Total Gibson 16 373 Stewart 183 790 0 42 0 1015 Stevens 5 80 Hopkins 561 58 0 7 0 626 James 10 0 528 0 0 538 Tackles Smith 483 0 1 0 0 484 AS. U n. Total F.R. p.i. Stevens 39 29 68 2 2 Rushing Hopkins 44 21 65 0 0 P05. Att. Yd. Y.L. NYC Avg. Caldwell 35 27 62 0 4 Hopkins HB 120 574 13 561 4.6 Gibson 33 26 59 0 1 Smith F8 129 495 12 483 3.7 Smith 34 22 56 0 0 Scoring by Quarters Basic 63 69 42 51 225 Opp 12 37 47 18 114 Freshman Football Team Members, are, Row 1: K. Wheat, M. Meeks, W. Gold, R. Lefler, S. Hall, D. Garcia, M. Wheat, B. Downey, 5. N00- nan, T. Paonessa, J. Brown, Row 2: B. Anderson, R. Barton, M. WeHer, D. DePeal, A. Lane, C. Ruth, M. Munford, P. Valentine, M. Mosher, R. Houston, G. Salamy, Row 3: Coach Tolman, A. Anderson, M. Martin, R. Norwood, B. Motis, J. Smerek, D. Wilcox, N. Coe, F. Paonessa, E. Hunt, J. Shafer, l. Kline, Coach Smuskiewicz 169 Varsity Basketball: D. Weller, D. Tobler, M. Wilcox, M. Stewart, T. Lund, J. Burr, C. James, W. Harris, B. Montoya, B. Swackhamer, M. Dickens, L. Montoya, S. Alirez BASKETBALL SEASONS RECORD Badcvs.HurHcane Basic vs. Needles Basic vs. Dixie Basic vs. Western Basic vs. Mira Leste Basic vs. Clark Basic vs. Gorman Basic vs. Las Vegas Basic vs. White Pine Badcvs.Rancho Bagcvs.VaHey Bagcvs.VVemern Basic vs. Clark Basic vs. Gorman Basic vs. Las Vegas Basic vs. Rancho Ba$cvs.VaHey 170 55-36 64-43 56-59 45-61 61-54 48-69 62-59 50-73 67-46 74-68 60-87 60-54 43-63 67-64 57-63 51-64 57-68 Managers Les Sherman and Dustin Wheat wicz Coaches; Mr. Rosch, Head Coach Mr. Shellinger, Mr. Smuskie- ,s, Warren Harris 6' 2 height advantage gives Basic the edge on the tip. Jeff Burr, a consistently high scorer, chances it at charity Dick Weller dodges Needle's guard and aims for the basket. line. Warren Harris scuffles to keep Basic in possession of - the ball. J.V. Basketball: D. Montoya, D. Irons, M. Bradshaw, C. Clow, M. Burk, C. McCall, T. Jensen, L. Hurst, J. Hall, R. Taylor. Team unites to spark spirit. Dick Weller banks one in, on fast break. Leo Montoya goes high over the hands of German opponent for two big ones, Jeff Burr drives for two against Dixie. Freshman Basketball: R. Lucero, M. Weller, W. Miller, D. Comstock, C. Garcia, D. Wilcox, Coach Rosch, J. Shafer, S. Noonan, R. Barton, G. Williams, C. Ruth 173 Coach Walters W R E ST L I N G Dick O'Dell pins his man, while referee rushes in to see. Row 1: C. Campbell, B. Harless, C. Caldwell, J. Henderson, D. R. Miller, C. Schmidt, L. Stinnett, B. Bair, D. Scherer, R. Davis, O'Dell, Row 2: P. Bair, M. Garland, D. Segler, C. Call, J. Bekaert, T. Walters, D. Hazeltine, S. Rostine, G. Owens, J. Cavalieri, J. M. Lefler, P. Glover, M. Barney, M. Cavalieri, K. Wheat, Row 3: Taylor, R. Call, T. Ford, 5. Braun. 174 Jim Bekaert rides a little too high and finds himself introuble. Clyde Caldwell reaches across to counter single leg take down, in duel meet with Clark. Referee looks on while Dick O'Dell pins Las Vegas opponent in second period. VARSITY RECORD Place In Zone Basic vs. Western 47- 8 Gary Smith - 2nd,157lb. 1Qualify for Basic vs. Rancho 32-14 Bryan Harless - 2nd,148lb. 1State Basic vs. Corman 19-26 Dick O'Dell - 3rd,168lb. Basic vs. Boulder City 47-15 Clay Campbell - 3rd,194lb. Basic vs. Valley 12-31 Paul Glover - 3rd,115lb. Basic vs. Las Vegas 51- 6 Kevin Wheat - 4th,106lb. Basic vs. Clark 21-27 Clyde Caldwell - 4th,136lb. J.V. RECORD 6 Wins - -1Loss DUAL MEETS AWARDS Won ' 4 LOSt ' 3 Most Valuable - Gary Smith, Dick O'Dell Total Won ' L055 Record: Won ' 25 LOSt ' 5 Most Improved - Clinton Call, Clyde Caldwell Most Pins - Clay Campbell CO-CAPTAINS Dick O'Dell Gary Smith John Henderson Gary Smith shows his ability, and with his powerful moves, takes down another opponent. 176 Clark opponent reaches for head while Gary Smith leans back to counter the move. Paul Glover puts on the ' wiZzard to counter take down. Bryan Harless reaches for a leg to counter stand up in Clark duel meet. Kevin Wheat drives into man to keep his riding time. BASEBALL SE Head Coach Dennis Rosch and Asst. Coach Ed Shell- Basicgoes through warmupdrills beforeavitalgame. inger. Varsity Baseball; Row 1: D Weller, D. Hurd, G. Clark, B. Olsen, Freels, W. Harris, T. Lund, D. True, T. Glabick, L. Homer mgr., B. Montoya, S. Sledge, S. Alires, D. Gibson, Row 2: Coach Rosch, B. Taylor mgr., P. Paez, mgr. Coach Shellinger, D. Shead, M. Dickens, D. Jordan, J. Burr, J. 178 Bobby Montoya Iunges at a hard pitched fastball. Basic's ace Leo Montoya, drives a single into right field. Leo Montoya loosens up his arm before game. Captains Leo Montoya and Boyd Olsen spark this yearsteam. J.V. BASEBALL; Row 1: S. Hall, mgrr.,L. Hinton, R. Cole, D. Spren- Iiams, J. Boyles, L. Walker, L. Zajac, R. Kesterson, K. Burt, J. Sha kel, G. Murphy, B. VHoney, S. Rostine, S. Fuller, M. Weller, S. fer,M. Lefler, D.Jeffrey,Coach Tidblom. Jordan, J. Cavaliere, T. Paonessa, Row 2: D. DeMiIle, G. Wil- 180 Basic's illustrious men of the diamond partake of pre game warm-up by pressing a Volkswagon. What determination! 1! Coach Rosch calls conference with David Gibson and Warren Harris during crucial point of Vegas Came. Basic's Outstanding Pitching Staff: Row 1: Dave Jor- dan, Leo Montoya-Row 2: Marc Dickens, John Fre- els, Dick Weller. 181 Gary lacobsen TRACK AND FIELD Coaches Don Biddle and Steve Sullivan Track Team; Row 1; D. Munford, T. Houston, W. Patterson, C. Downey, D. Segler, B. Scherer, J. Bekaert, D. D. Drake, M. Gray, T. Walker, R. Houston, C. Nix, 5. Stanley, C. Lucas, J. May, Garland, R. Miller, Row 3: N. Millett, D. Haner, G. Clow, G. D. Giles, T. Walters, W. Miller, G. Owens, Row 2: J. Mollett, S. Jacobsen, M. Wilcox, J. Ferry, L. Hurst, S. Christos, D. Tobler, C. Mutoff, A. Ragozzine, E. Lopez, J. Kline, D. DePeal, B. Wallace, R. Kinsley, C. Garcia, D. Wilcox. 182 2.3:; st? John Ferry David Tobler Torn Houston Norman Millett $15512! 3mm 1mm Soccer Team; Row 1: M. Slagle, M. Wheat, M. Schutts, G. Wal- McGilvra, D. Crane, T. Garvey, B. Olsen, D. Harrington, A. Mun- kup, J. Babcock, Row 2: F. Paonessa, M. Reed, T. Sparks, R. ro, L. Adamson, D. Wertsbaugh, D. York, 5. Beaumont, D.Jeffery, Sparks, M. Erling, P. Paez, B. Giles, W. Campbell, Row 3: Coach B,Johnson, Coach Mrs. Reed. 5 O C C E R 'i Coaches: Doris Reed and Barry McGilvra In its 2nd season at Basic, soccer has become an exciting between season sport. This year's team has shown constant improvement and is regarded as the spoiler in county. The team would like to ex- tend their appreciation to coaches Doris Reed and Barry McGilvrae for their devotion and support. SEASONS RECORD Basic vs. Western 2-3 Basic vs. Las Vegas 0-2 Basic vs. Clark 1-6 Basic vs. Gorman 0-0 Basic vs. Valley 1-3 Basic vs. Las Vegas 2-1 Basic vs. Rancho 0-2 Basic vs. Western 0-5 184 Dave Harrington booms a penalty kick down-field during Clark game. Frank Paonessa cooly takes in the action at other end of the field while plotting his next move. Dan Wertsbaugh sets for a shot as Clark player applies pressure. Basic team members participate in pre-game warm-up. . a4 .IAx-nqmw. m , Golf Team; G. Salamy, G. Watson, J. Deane, C. Ruth, K. Bennion, B. Stratton, J. Zach, M. Erling, D. Wheat, N. Joslin, T. Nelson. GOLF Tab Nelson watches while Kelly Bennion chips one on the green. The golf team is under the direction of Mr. Don Smith and Mr. Bob Taylor. 186 On the tee, Marc Erling shows the great form that wins so many matches. Putting one in from 15 feet is Joe Zach. Neil Joslin shows the proper way to play a sand trap. Tab Nelson goes for a birdie, as Marc Erling and Neil Joslin watch. And its Ray Tennant pitching a fast one, oops! Wrong sport. Bob Tennant tells Coach Rocha, HI always leave one rotten pin stand- ing instead of making a strike. BOWLING Charles Davis and Les Weedman ponder upon how to approach a wide split. Bowling Team; Row1; Ray Tennant, Bob Johnson, Morgan Bar- Bob Tennant swings-a strike! Drat! It's bour, Les Weedman, Paul Rassler, Row 2: Charles Vaden, Francis only a practice rollj Abrams Ra Tennant's 1' erfect form often brin s a strike. Y P 8 189 I90 Frosh. Volleyball; Row1: T. Graham K. Mastachia A, Norvell R0w2: R. Glabick R. Coe T. Laske G. Evans T. Neggard M. Monroe Var. Volleyball: P. Magee V. Lehman L. Pagan D. Wesson S. Anderson T. Boyd C. Bartimus J. Sommers M. Cole C. Teer J.V. Volleyball: D. Swackhamer M. Mead R. Harris F. Bergemeyer C. Stapleton E. Brown C. Hedland Cheri Bartimus returns a hard serve with a dig. Freddie Bergemeyer makes a high volley. Pat Magee returns the volley! Magaret Mead sets the ball up. GAA BASKETBALL The 1969 Basic Girls Basketball Team would like to express their sincerest gratitude and apprecia- tion to Miss Cameron for without her help and guidance their championship would never have been possible. SEASONS RECORD Basic vs. Clark 31- 6 Basic vs. Western 36-13 Basic vs. Boulder 23- 9 Basic vs. Rancho 24-15 Basic vs. Valley 15-12 Basic vs. Gorman 21-10 Basic vs. Vegas 24-23 Row 1: M. Cochran, R. Glabick, D. Swackhamer, V. Lehman, A. Smalley, M. Cole, J. Sommers, Row 2: C. Owen, G. Evans, C. 192 Let's go Basic!!! Hoentsch, N. Hazeltine, B. Gibson, C. Teer, J. Nielson, R. Snow- den, M. Mead, R. Harris, T. Boyd, K. Mustachia. Ahead of the rest, Nancy Hazeltine goes in for a high jump shot. Alicia Smalley watches as Jackie Nielson makes two. Dottie Swackhamer bends over backwards for Basic. Manchie Cole drives in toward the basket for two points. x; 193 GAA SOFTBALL Evelyn Brown catches flyball as Nancy Hazeltine moves in to back her up. Softball Team: 15! Row: J. Som- mers, C. Heitert, A. Smalley, G. Evans, E. Brown, C. Van Epps, S. Vassar, D. Swack- hamer, V. Gag- Iey, Row 2: L. Love, T. Boyd, J. Garvey, N. Hazel- tine, R. Murphy, C. Teer, T. Cook, D. Wills, M. Cole, B. Gibson, C. Hoentsch. w? ; ?mfiMW Manchie Cole practices her pitching for the next game. Cindy Van Epps smacks the ball for a home run. 194 TRACK Margaret Mead gets essential height for a good longjump. .awwv'W W x vi e, M. Low- Showing fine form at the starting line are: L. Pagan, C. Hunt, L. Ruth, M. Col ery, C. Teer, S. Laske, P. Schmidt. Freddie Bergemeyer gets ready for the shot put. Track; Row J: L. Guthrie, D. Ward, M. Lowery, S. Anderson, bos, V. Drew, D. Zach, K. Ackerman, K. Sargent, C. Beardall, L. Ruth, C. Teer, C. Hunt, L. Pagan, M. Cole, S. Laske, M. M. Munro, L. Hunt, 5. Jones, R. Coe, K. Mustachia, R. Glabw Mead, F. Bergemeyer, L. Miller, P. Schmidt, Row 2: L. Ar- ick,S.CoIburn,J. Hacker, B.Miller,C.Scow. 195 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The G.A.A. for 1968-69, has had a most memor- able and active year. The organization is made up of girls who have lettered in one of more of the four sports that Basic has to offer, and must meet the specifications out- lined in the G.A.A. constitution. They are also re- quired to get up early and sometimes get home late because of the training schedule that the sponsor of G.A.A., Miss Cameron, sets up. Basic High Schools G.A.A. has this year, as in the past years, been very active. It has been the sponsor of numberous gymnastics and track meets and in- dividual tournaments. It has also conducted several fund raising activities and has taken an active part in Clark County Girls Atheletic Association. The G.A.A. Girls would like to thank their sponsor Miss Cameron for the wonderful job she has done for them this year. G.A.A. Officers are, Row 1: M. Mead, Vice Pres., L. Pagan, reporter, Row 2: C. Hunt, sec, D. Swackhamer, pres., C. Kramer, historian. G.A.A. Members are, Row 1: C. Hunt, J. Sommers, T. Boyd, D. Kramer, J. Send, 6. Evens, S. Anderson, Row 3: L. Miller, R. Swackhamer, M. Cole, A. Smalley, D. Farnsworth, V. Lehman, Hansen, M. German, P. Schmidt, M. Cowen, B. Gibson, R. Teer, J. Nielsen, Row 2: Miss Cameron, B. Gray, N. Hazeltine, M. R.Harris,E.Brown,C.VanEpps,P.Magee,C.Teer. Mead, F. Bergemeyer, C. Bartimus, D. Wesson, L. Ruth, C. 196 Letterman Officers are, Row 1: Mark Stevens,lsec., Dustin Wheat, treas., Clay Campbell, sergeant at arms, Row 2: Marc Dickens, pres., Gary Smith, vice pres. Letterman Members are, Row 1: B. Swackhamer, D. Gibson, G. Jac- obsen, R. Sparks, M. Erling, D. Wheat, B. Taylor,J. Burr, P. Glover, M. Garland, M. Wilcox, Row 2: Coach Rosch, J. Hopkins, J. Henderson, LETTERMANS' CLUB This years Lettermants Club under the leadership of Marc Dickens continued with its programs to Booster the spirit among the student body. A new Battleflag was designed and presented to the stu- dent body to annou nce varsity events. In the spring the club made its annual trip to Southern Cahfornia. The Lettermen would like to give our utmost gratitude to our sponsors Mr. Rosch and Mr. Walters. C. Childs, M. Stevens, E. James, C. Call, D. OtDeII, D. True, C. Camp- bell, N. Barton, C. Caldwell, D. Jordan, W. Harris, J. Freels, M. Stew- art, 0. Smith, C. James, M. Dickens 197 ' ' 3353319,: '68 k??? ' Hotel Tropicana 9:0 :Evggj With every good wish to the Class of '69 LOPEMAN AND ANDERSON FARMERS INSURANCE 30 Water STree'r J. D. 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Cd i . . . an IndispensablexBasis i - for a Successful Career in Tomorrowis World MORE AND MORE the Changing years of the future will demand a well-rounded basic education plus varied skills in an ever-increasing number of professions and occupations. Meet tomorrowis challenge by taking full advantage of the educational opportunities available now. . CALIFO R N M Cmgmwmm I NTERS TATE 5:20;;3; TEL E P H o N E Achievement! c 0 M P A N Y CONTINENTAL Henderson District Henderson SYSTEM Nevada Las Vegas First with the Finest P.O. Box 560 0 1440 la: Vegas Blvd. North lAS VEGAS, NEVADA B9101 DAIRY PRODUCTS 6kg , MCOEQ Nevada Kg W8 Black Mountain Golf and Country Club Henderson Home of the Basic Wolves Golf Team. Nevada Have you visited your newly opened Southern Nevada Museum? HENDERSON CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE come PLACES? h m.: Then, you need State Farm's new GO Insurance for extra short-term protection for yourself, your family, your per- sonal possessions. 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Member 0f chetll Depont xmunnce Carpannon NEVADA'S MOST EXCITING NEWSPAPER Sponsor SUN YOUTII FORUM ll YEA Rs WORK CLOTHES RENTAL SERVICE Your Local Uniform And Linen RentalService 384-4127 1000 NORTH MAIN STREET LAS VEGAS, NEVADA Mr. Sanchez Contemplates A Setting For Another Photograph. DAVIS NURSERY 2700 E. Bonanza Las Vegas HAFEN'S OK TIRE STORE 564-8544 NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE Nationwide Guarantee Recapping And Repairing 505 Lake Mead Drive HENDERSON FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE 119 Water 565-8999 Henderson Nevada Congratulation Class Of 1969 SWANKY CLU B HHome Of The Smorgasboard 585-9997 Henderson Nevada Business Consultant PARENT and BUSINESS BOOSTERS Mrs. Dorothy Robinson Mr. 81 Mrs. A.L. Purcell M1281 Mrs. Paul Ruth Mr. 81 Mrs. John F. Babcock CARDY'S T.V. 223 Water St, Henderson DESERT DECOR 1773 E. Charleston L.V. HANEY1S BARBER SHOP 37 Water St, Henderson HECHTVS 411 Fremont St. L.V. KAYVS FABRIC 505 Fremont St. L.V. JACK'S SAW 81 MOWER SHOP 1050 80. Main L.V. KUSTOM KNITS 1449 E. Charleston L.V. MOORE'S SUPERSONIC CAR WASH 1961 E. Charleston L.V. EL PORTAL LUGGAGE SHOP 308 Fremont St. L.V. 2W. Pacific HAL M. FRANCIS Success in the future Mr. 81 Mrs. Hal Corbin Mrs. 81 Mrs. C. M. Worthen Mr. 8: Mrs. L. H. Gierer C.A.P. 1615 North Main St. L.V. 3341lndustriale.L.V. ALLEN PHOTOGRAPHERS INC. 3135 Industrial Rd. L.V. CHARLESTON T.V. 8c APPLIANCE 1548 E. Charleston L.V. PHILS SALVAGE 1131 80. Main St. L.V. DOGGIE DEPOT 38 Water St, Henderson MOORE'S JET CAR WASH 610 Las Vegas Blvd. 80. L.V. THE DOG HOUSE 2099 Decatur Blvd. L.V. LA VOGUE BEAUTY SALON 2113 E. Fremont L.V. PETERS AND SON UPHOLSTERY 2122 E. Charleston L.V. Henderson Good memories of the past ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1969 El Lobo is possibly the finest production of its kind in Basic High School history. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has contributed to making our goal a reality. A few have given the book an extra boost and cannot be left without special recognition: Mr. Dooley and the faculty for their co-operation with our picture sched- uies. The Lone Wolf for agreeing with our mutual trade arrangement with pic- tures. The businessmen of Henderson and Las Vegas for their financial support. The parents of the staff for their understanding of the extra time needed in production. Sanchez studios for their quality artwork and professional photography assistance. Barbara Fannin and Patti Robinson for their many hours of extra work as staff photographers. Kerri Gierer for her smiling acceptance of typing duties. Delilah Mutoff for her work on the index. The entire staff for their time and devotion from the realization of our goal through to completion. Words cannot possibly express the gratitude we owe to Mrs. Verdena Pur- cell, who gave unselfishly of her time, her home, and her knowledge. Her dedication is reflected in the quality of this book. Sincerely, 219 Index A Abrams, Frances 36,37,64,109,189 Ackerman, Katherine 127,195 Adams, Kathy109 Ada'ms, Tammy 37,56,59,127 ADAMSON, CHRISTINE 28,29,36,47,52,53, 58,59,79,223 ADAMSON, LOUIS 66,67,79,162 AIires, Dorothy 70,126,127 Alires, Steve 109,170,178 Alirez, Danny 127 AIirez,James127 Allen, Donald143 Allen, Voilet127 AIIison,Joan143 Allred,Tonya143 Anderson, Allen 143,169 Anderson, Benjamin143 Anderson,Jimmy127 Anderson, Laura143 Anderson, Rober127,39,143,169 Anderson, Robin143 Anderson, Sandra 28,49,63,109,190,195, 196 Andreason, Bruce 34,143 Angell, Marion143 Arbos, Lourdes 143,195 ARCHER, ROBERT 79 Archibeque, Emma109 Armstrong, Terry 127,168 Arrendondo, Angela 59,127 Arrendondo, Rudy143 Ashley, Cecelia 59,127 Ashley, Frances 143 Ashman, Douglas 143 Atkin, Jane! 49,143 ATKIN, KEITH 34,79 Attaway, Diane127 Aupspurger, Cyndy 27,127 Averelt,$hannon143 B BABCOCK JOSEPH 39,43,65,79,162 Baca,Frank143 Baca, Mary143 Baca, Ray 143 Bagstad, Barbara 33,59,127 Bailey, Donna 143 Bair, Eddie Parl109,162,174 Bair, Robert 127,174 Baker, Kent 53,109 Baker,Wade127 Balmer,Mark127 BALMER, STEVE 38,79 Balzen, Sterling 35,143 Bame, Kay143 Barber, Morgan 64,109 Barbour, Charles 143,189 Bare, Cary143 Barlow, Tom 143 Barney, Kmhy 109 BARNEY, KEITH 91 Barney, Mike 143,174 Bartimus, Cheli 62,63,127,190,191,196 BARTON, NEAL 54,58,71,79,162,197 Barton, Richard 144,169,173 Bateman, Fred 144 Beagle, Christine 33,144 Beardall, Collette 144,195 Beardall,KelIy127 Bearden, Wayne 97,109 Beason, Michael 62,127 Beaumont, Edward 34,144 BEAUMONT, SCOTT 80 Bekaert, James 109,174,175,182 Belin, Eugene 33,51,127 Belingheri, Kris144 Bell, George 58,144 Bell, Perry 109 Benavidez, Janet 31,49,53,56,57,71, 73,109 Benavidez, Paul127 Bennett, Arlene 144 Bennett, Richard127 Bennett, Steve 144 Bennett, Tia 27,36,37,53,68,69, 110,161 BENNION, DOUG 41,54,79 Bennion, Kelly 54,64,109,186 Bergemeyer, Fredrika 32,33,110,191,195,196 Bess, Steve144 Bessent, Roben144 BIDWELL, SHARON 33,36,53,56,80 Bigelow, Ed109 BLACK, DEBRA 28,29,36,53,80 Black, Eva 28,49,51,59,127 Blankenship, Terri 63,128 Blazzard, Dale 110 Blazzard, Karen 153 BLINK, JOHN 65,66,67,80 Booth, Dennis 168 BOWLER, ADDIE 47,49,56,57,80 Bowler, Donita 51,128 BOYD, TERRY 28,34,36,52,53,80, 190,192,194,196 Boyles, Jimmy 128,180 Boyter, Darla 63,128 Box, Edward 144 BRADLEY, CAROL 80 Bradley, Larry 144 Branham, Billy 144 Branham, Doug 110 BRANHAM, JEAN 80 Bradshaw, Craig 110 Bradshaw, Mike 128,168 Brady, Doug 27,110 Brady, Jeanne 144 Braun, Karen128 Braun, Richard 110 Braun, Stanley 110,174 Brayford, Pamela 33,144 Brezette, Georgeanne 56,57,128 Brezene, Sue111 BRIGGS, CRAIG 53,64,81 Briggs, Debbie 144 Broadway, Linda 128 Brookover, Phil 34,144 Brown, Evelyn 194,196 BROWN, JEREMY 53 Brown, Jimmy 145,169 Brown, Leslie 145 Bryant, Anthony 145 Bryant, James 128 Buckles,leanene145 Burk, Manin 28,34,36,53,54,64, 110 BURKHART, CYNTHIA 81 Burr, Jeffrey 26,28,40,53,54,64, 110,171,173,178,197 BURR, LINDA 27,44,81 Burt,Kendrick128 Burt, Paula 128 Byrne, Tina 33,128 C Cagley, Vickie 48,111,194 CALDWELL, CLYDE 81,162,165,174,175,197 CALL, CLINTON 54,81,174,197 Call, Rick 54,128,174 CALLAHAN, CINDY 37,56,68,69,83,105 Cameron,Lynn145 Campbell, Chester145 CAMPBELL, CLAY 54,69,81,162,174,197 Campbell, Diane 145 Campbell, Gary145 Campbell,Janet111 Carl, Arlie128 Carlquist, Mark 145 CARLQUIST, MIKE 38,81 Carroll, Dorothy128 Carroll, Jeanne 72,111 Carroll, Michael145 Carter, Debbie 145 Carter, Kathleen 33,128 Carter, Susan 59,145 Caskey, Vickie 128 Cavaliere, James 128,168,174 Cavaliere, Mike 33,128 Cendrone, Donna128 Chambers, Denise 129 Chandler, Linda 59 maxim W, $40296 ar eswort , Gerald145 Chatterley, Laura 36,47,111 CHILDS, CHARLES 81,162,197 Chouteou, Donna129 CHOUTEOU, JOYCE 59 Christensen, Alan145 Christensen,Jeanne145 CHRISTENSEN, JOHN 82 Church,CheryI145 Church, Dennis145 Church, Richard 54,112,181 CLARK, GARY 82,178 CLARK, KATHY 82 Clark, Terry 58,145 Clayson, Patricia145 Close, Cynthia145 CLOSE, LARRY 48,82 Clow, Andrea 145 Clow, Greg 129,168 CLUFF, LES 82 Cochran, Margie 59,145,192 Coe, Bert129 COE, LINDA 37,82 Coe, Nathan 145,159 C06, Ruth 37,59,145,190,195 Coen, Marie145 Colburn, Shelby 146,195 COLE, CARL 82 Cole, Joe 146 Cole, Mancie 27,53,58,112,160,190, 192,193,194,195 Cole, Rodney129 Coleman, Steve 82 Collins, Gene 146 Comstock, Dennis 58,146,173 Cook, Thelma 112,194 Cooper, Danny 112 COOPER, GIL 83,162 CORBIN, LUCINDA 28,53,58,64,65,66, 67,83, Coroneos, Paula 56,57,112 Cote, Randy146 Cote, Rick 146 Covington, Dale129 Cowen, Mary 112,196 Cox, Claude 146 Cox, Glen 146 Cox, Helen129 Cramer, Laura 36,112 CRANE, ALLEN 54,83 Crane, Dennis 28,34,35,36,41,53, 54,64,65,112 Crawford, Robert146 CRAWFORD, VICTORIA 83 Crespin, Margaret129 Crosbie, Patrick146 CUMMINS PAMELA 28,29,36 Cupp, Terry 34,35,112 CURL, DAVID 34,54,83 Currier, Debbie146 CURRIER, HOWARD 83 Curry, Steven 64,112 D Daily,James129 Dalton, Debra 129 DALTON, PAMELA 47,84 Dammen, Cheryl112,161 Daniels, Dennis 129 DARRAH, LEE 84,97 Darrah, Sandra 48,112 Daugherty, Pat146 Davenport, Belly 146 Davis, Danny112 Davis, Diana 59,146 Davis, Evelyn 59,129 Davis,lanice112 Davis, Keith129 DAVIS, RICHARD 53,84,174 Davis, Rusty129 DAY, LONNIE 84 Deane, Jerry 146,186 DeCow, Darrell 129 DeCow, Debbie113 DeMille, Dennis 129,180 DeMille, Michael113 Dempsey,Melvin146 DENTON, DALE 84 DePeal, David 149,169,182 Dewitt, Sharon 129 DICKENS, MARC 54,84,178,181,197 DIESTLER, SHEILAH 34,36,46,53,84 Dill, Pamela 34,146 Doremus, Donna129 Downey, Bill 27,146,169,182 Downey, Helen129 Dozier, Sharon 146 Drake, Dave 113 DRAKE, TOM 38,84 Drew, Michelle 32,64,65,113 Drew, Vicki 129,195 DUFFIN, JEANETTE 29,79 DUNSON, SUE 79 Durham, Dixie129 Dwiggins, Linda 56,130 E Eddings, Royce 130 Edwards, Emma 146 Edwards, Laurie113 Edwards, Mary 130 Edwards, Paul 130 Eighmy, Carol 33,146 E ighmy, Pam 27,32,33,55,73,113 Elbertson, Patty 146 Ellsworth, Kathy113 EMIGH, KAREN 28,29,32,33,36,37, 47,53,79 EMPEY, MARGARET 37,52,64,79 Empey, Weldon 130 Engebritson, Kathleen113 ENGLESTEAD, CHRISTINE 26,44,53,54,71,75, 79,105 ENGLISH, DAVID 38,79 Erickson, Danell 54,55,113 Erickson, Pamela 130 ERLING, MARC 28,29,53,65,66,79, 186,197 Erling, Marla 28,34,59,63,130 Erling, Marsha 28,49,53,55,63,113 Evans, Colleen 59,146 Evans, Eldon146 Evans, Everett 146 Evans, Geneva 146,190,192,194,196 Evans, Pamela 113 Evans, Sharon 59,147 Evans, Steve 147 Eversole, Cheryl113 Excell, Beverly113 EXCELL, DEBRA 37,59,79 Excell, Douglas 130 Excell, Kathleen 59,113 F FANNIN, BARBARA 40,86 Fannin, Mike 147 Fansher, Charlie 38,130 Farnsworth, Donna 59,114,160,196 FERRY, JOHN 86,182,183 Fielding, Shelly 130 Finchem, Gary 115 Finn, John 114 Fiscil,Donald147 Flowers, Charmaine114 Foote, Sandra 114 Ford, Sandra 33,42,130 Ford, Terence 147,174 Foster, Dennis114 Fraper, Norman 130 Frederick, Jan 147 Frederick,1ane 49,147 FREDERICK, JOHN 86 FREELS, JOHN 54,86,178,181,197 FREI, KERRIE 86 Fresquez, Virginia 124 Frey, Dale 147 FRITZ, DAWN 86 FRITZ, DONALD 86 Fruth, Diane 28,130 Fry, Ralph147 Fuller, Mike 39,147 Fuller, Stephen 147,180 C Gallinger, Dave 131 Cambino, Deborah 152 Garcia, Brenda 111 Garcia, Caesar 147,173 Garcia, David 147,169 Garcia, Richard 131 Garland, Mark114,162,174,197 GARRETY, DOUGLAS 86 CARVEY,10AN 27,28,29,32,33,42, 44,45,87,194 Garvey, Tom 28,40,65,108,114 GATES, BARBARA B7 Gaull, Danny147 Gemmill, Terry131 Gerard, Ralph 147 German, Mary Ann 131,196 Gibbs, Allene 62,63,131 Gibson, Bonnie 34,36,144,192,194,196 GIBSON, DAVID 45,71,78,87,162,164, 178,197 Gibson, Robin 28,51,59,126,131 Gibson, Terry 59,147 CIERER, KERRI 41,47,87 Gifford, Cole147 Gifford, Jolyn 131 Giles, Dennis 148,182 Giles, William 40,54,64,114,118 Gill, Judith 32,56,114 Glabick, Roxanne 27,148,190,192,195 Glabick, Tony 54,108,115,162,178 Gliem, Connie131 Gliem, Debbie 48,114 Glover, Paul115,174,177,197 Gold, Walter 34,148,169 Gonzales, Anthony131 GONZALES, GERALDINE 48,87 Gonzales, Roberta 148 Cove, Donna148 Graham, Diane115 Graham, Marie 148,190 Graham, Marylo131 Graham, Valerie 50,131 Gray, Belinda 37,115,196 Gray, Lynette 148' CRAY, STEVE 87 GREEN, PATRICIA 27,56,68,69,75,87 Greenwood, Carl 131 Greenwood, Lynne 56,57,131 Griffin, Colleen131 Guthrie, Loretta 59,148,195 H Hacker, Dick131 Hacker, Judy 148,195 Hagewood, Douglas 38,168 Hafen, Andy 58,142,148 HAFEN, JEFF 28,29,30,31,36,53, 54,62,63,87 Hahn, Chuck 62,131 Hale, Roy 58 HALL, ALAN 88 Hall, Christine 59,131 Hall, David 148 Hall, James 34,38,115 Hall, Michael114,115 Hall, Sharon116 Hall, Steven 58,148,169 Hall, Waher 131 Halliday, Marian 131 Hamlin, Debbie 148 Hamlin, Douglas 131 . Hammond, Judy 59,148' Hand, Charles 33,131 Haner, David 116,168 Hanks, Cynthia 148 Hanna, Arden 33,131 Hanna, Rick 53,115 Hansen, Charlie 132 Hansen, Rita 27,56,132,196 HARDY, PATRICIA 88 Hardy, Rodney 132,168 Hardy, Steve 132,141 Hargett, Lyle 148 HARLESS, BRYAN 54,88,174,177 HARRINGTON, DAVID 34,40,45,53,54,66, 67,88,224 Harrington, Tim 132,168 Harris, Rita 28,43,51,59,131,132, 196 HARRIS, WARREN 54,88,171,178,197 Harsen, Pamela 132 HARSHA GLEN 88 Harsin, Kathy 115 HARWARD MARILYN 28,29,31,36,53,63, 88 Hatch, Carvel 58,115 Haynes, Paula132 Hays, David132 Hays, Penny 148 Hazeltine, Danny 33,43,58,132,174 HAZELTINE, NANCY 28,29,36,53,58,65, 88,192,193,194,196 HEARD, PEGGY 89 HECKENLIVELY. JUDY 32,33,89 Hedland, Claudia 56,132 Hedland, Diane 116 HEITERT, CHRISTINE 53,66,67,89,194 HENDERSON, FRANCES 89 Henderson, Frank 132 Henderson, Hazel132 HENDERSON, JOHN 58,89,162,174,197 HENKEL, JERRY 28,29,35,39,63,89 Henry, Richard 132 Hensen, Nancy 37,116 Henton, Rebecca 46,132 Hicken, William116 Hilke, Donald 148 Hinkle, William 148 Himon, Kurtiss116 Hinton, Lynn 148,182 Hoentsch, Christine 148,192,194 Hoisinglon, James 148 Holdaway, Steven 132,168 Holden, David 148 Homer, Lee 116,178 HOMER, ROBERT 89 Honey, Brent 54,132,180 HOPKINS JAY 26,44,45,54,69,162, 168,197 Hopkins, Paul 54,132 HORNYAK, RAYMOND 48,90 Hornyak, Rosemary116 House, Frank 33,132 Houston, Russell148,169,182 Houston, Thomas116,167,182,183 Hoyt, 8eny132 Huddleston, Donna132 HUGHES,JEANIE 90 HULSEY, CLINTON 90 Hulsey, Sharon 133 Humphrey, Vern116 Hum, Candy 58,116,195,196 Hunt, Eugene 148,169 Hunt, Lorie 195 HURD, DANNY 90,178 Hurst, Genie116 Hurst,JuIie149 Hurst, Lori Ann 59,149 Hursx, Lyle 36,58,116,182 HURST, NINA 53,90 lnman, Kaye 117 lnness, Theadore 39,117 Irons, David 133,180 IRONS, MARSHA 32,33,44,45,74,78 Irvin, Sherril 59,149 Ivy, David 149 J Jackson, Cherrill149 Jackson, Noma133 Jackson, Shelley 36,117 JACOBSEN, GARY 90,182,197 James, Beverly 133 JAMES, CHARLES 44,45,162,163,168,197 JAMES, EVERETT 90,197 Jaramillo, Lorena133 Jeffrey, Douglas 33,149,158 Jensen, Terrie 149 Jensen, Terry133 Jensdn, Sleven 33,149 Jimenez, Roy133 Johnson, Brenda149 JOHNSON, BRUCE 90,189 JOHNSON, CYNTHIA 29,62,63,91 Johnson, Judy 117,160 Johnson, Lorea117 Johnson, Patty 160 Johnson, Paulette 133 Johnson, Robert133 Jolley, Bennie 34,117 Jolley, Clair149 Jones, Gary 34,149 Jones, Sherri 149,195 Jones, Steve 38 JORDAN, DAVE 40,78,91,178,181,197 Jordan, Steve 144,149,180 Jorgensen, Rosalyn 59,63,133 Joslin, Neil 54,117,162,186,187 Judi, Beth149 K Kading,leff133 Keeth, Ramona133 Kearns, Kenny 149 Kennedy,lris133 Kennedy, Janice 48 KEPHART, JAMES 34,63,91 Kephart, Beverly133 KERKUTA, JUNE 91 KEROLA, DANA 92 Kesterson, Donal 149 Kesterson, Ross 51,54,133,180 King, Deborah 149 Kingery,Joe117 KINSLEY, CHERI 53,75,92 Kinsley, Ron 27,133 Kirby, Lettie140 Kirk, Scott 117,162 ggune, Joseph150,169 . 4 Knappenberger, Bea 56,57,133 Kooper, Steve 133 KOPPES, CONNIE 92 Kramer, Carol 48,53,117,161,196 Kuhn, Tawnya133 Kulander, Kurt133 L LADNER, BRUCE 92 Lake, Bilye 59,63,134 Lane, Albert150,169 Lane, Linda 53,63 Langford, Norene117 Larsen, Cathy 32,33,59,117 Larsen, Kenneih 134 Larson, Marlene 59,150 Laske, Patricia 150,190 Laske, Sharon 37,52,117,195 Lawrence, Carla 34,35,53,64,65,117, 123 Leany, Douglas 134 Leavin, Eileen 68,69,1 50 Ledford, Cynthia 150 Ledford, David134 Lee, Danny 51,134 Lee, Karl 97 Lee, Linda 150 Lee, Martha 28,134 Lee, Robert 58,150 Lefler, Mike 54,134,162,174,180 Lefler, Rodney 150,169 Leggeu, Kristine118 Leggett, Shelley 27,150 Lehman, Vicky 40,118,190,192,196 Leoni, Anna 50,59,150 Lever, Dave 150 Ley, David 150 Lieb, Susan 150 LINDBLOM, WENDY 46,75,78,92,160 Linford, Ellen 118 Lisle, Glennelle 150 Little, Sandy 150 Little, Susan 28,32,33,56,118 Lloyd, Krinda 34,65 Lopez, Cindy 73,118 Lopez, Elwood 134,168,182 Love, Lleeann 50,59,150,194 Lowell, Nesha 151 Lowery, Marlana 134,195 Lowes, Patsy 118 Lucas, Carl151,182 Lucero, Ricky 151, 182 Lucero, Ricky 151,173 Lund, Tamara 43,134 Lund, Terry 34,40,54,118,178 Lynn, Bonnie134 Lynn, Mike151 M Maassberg, Robin 134 MACE, LUTHER 92 Mackelprang, Connie 37,41,53,118 Mackelprang, Deanna151 Maestas, Esther 151 MAESTAS, LARRY 92 MAGEE, PATRICIA 92,190,191,196 Mahaffey, Warren118 Malarkey, Edward 33,62,151 Malarkey,Ron151 Malmedal, Steve 58 Marshall, Juanita 28,51,52,62,63,64, 134 Marshall, Malcolm 151 Marshall, Marilyn 48 MARSHALL, SANDRA 37,46 MARTIN, DANNY 93 Martin, May151 Martin, Michael151,169 Marlin, Richard134 Martin, Vicki 33,135 Martinez, Carl157 Martinez, Geraldine 135 Martinez, Linda 118 Martinez, Manuel135 Mason, Rocky151 Mason, Sheila 135 Mathis,lames134 Matzke, Arlys151 Matzke, Edward 135 MAY, BARBARA 93 May, Gary151 May,Jimmy151,182 Mayer, Ricky135 MAYROSE, CARL 53,54,93 Mays, Curtis 58,151 McCall, Chad 135,168 McCIung, Donald151 McCollam, Betty135 McCullough, Sherry 142,151 MCDADE, GALE 93 McDade, Wayne 119 McDaniel, Bill119 McFalls, Kathy135 MCFALLS, PATRICIA 37 McGann, Sandra 120 McGee, Samuel151 McGinty, Mike135 McKinnis, Manford 93 McKinley, Nancy 28,36,53,56,120 McLean, Cathy135 McLean,John135 McMulIin, Douglas 120 Meacham, Kim 151 MEACHAM, TERESSA 93 Mead, Margaret119,191,192,195,196 Medina, Pamela 136 Meeks, Max 119,168 Meeks, Michael 38,151,169 Micklin, Randy151 Miller, Barbara 151,195 Miller, Charles151 Miller, James 136 Miller, Jerry 152 MILLER, JOHN 28,29,93 MILLER, JOYCE 36, 53,66,67,93 Miller, Kristie 59 Miller, Leslie 47,64,119,195,196 Miller, Rick 119,174 Miller, Webster 152,182 MILLETI', NORMAN 94,182,183 Miner, Gayle119 Mitchell, Roberta 33,59,152 MONTOYA, LEO173,178,179,180,181 Montoya, Marylane152 Montoya, Richard 136 MONTOYA, ROBERT $434,178,179 Moore,John152 Morris, Barry 136,168 Morris,Cheryl136 Morris,Frank136 Morris, Gary136 Morris, Mike 53,64 Morrow, Donald136,168 Mosher, Mike 152,169 Motis,William152,169 Mowery, Edward 152 Moyes, Ernest 119 Munford, Deborah 136 Munford,Jeanette152 Munford, Michael152,169 MUNRO, ALICK 94 Munro,,Marshav152,190,195m Murdock, Deborah 59,63,152 Murray,Russell152 Murphy, Gary 136,180 Murphy, Marsha119 Murphy, Mike 136,168 Murphy, Rita 136,194 Murphy, Steve152 Murphy, Steven136 Musgrave, Randy 136,162,167 Mustachia, Penelope136 Mustachia, Kathryn152,190,192,195 MUTOFF, DELILAH 28,36,41,47,52,94 Mutoff, Rebecca 36,119 Mutoff, Sam 136,168 N Negaard, Terri 152,190 Negri, Brenda 59,152 NEGRI, MARY ANN 53,59,94 i Neiger, Linda152 Neilson, Linda 120,196 Neilson, Keith 152 Neilson, Kelly136 NEILSON, RANDY 29,34,94,97 Neilson, Sharon152 Nelson,Sheila136 Nelson, Talbot 33,51,54,136,186,187 Nelson, Wendy 136 Ness, Debra 28,64,65,136 Neumiller,Gloria136 Newell, Gwendolyn 59,152 Newsom, John 137 Newton, Tammi137 Nield, Vickie 27,53,55,120 Nielson, Jackie 41,192,193,196 Nies, Terry137 Nix, Charles 33,50,152,182 Noonan, Sean 152,173 Norvell, Alice 59,152,190 Norwood, Robena 120 Norwood, Ron 152,16 9 Nunn, Elizabeth 120 Nunn, John 152 O O'Dell, Lila 153 O'Dell,Linda137 O'DELL, RICHARD 94,174,175,197 O'Donnell, Diane 153 Olds, Chloe Ann 46,153 OLDS, JOLENE 33,34,35,46,53,95 OLSEN, BOYD 27,41,95,105,178,180 ORTIZ CONNIE 95 Ortiz, Dolores 120 Ortiz, Mary137 Ortiz, Vicky 153 Orton, Valerie 28,55,130,137 Osborn, Greg 137 Osborn, Kathy137 Ostrander, Judy 137 Onaway, Lucille 120 Owen,Cathy153 Owen, Crystal 28,42,59,137,192,223 Owens, Dave 137 Owens, Clayd120,168,174,182 Oxborrow, Wesley 135,137 P Paez, PhiIIip137,168,178 Paez, Max 153 Pagan, Laura 53,64,120,190,195,196 Palmerxree,Vassie137 Paonessa, Anthony 153,169 Paonessa, Frank 153,169,182 PAONESSA, JANEST 56,65,66,67,95 Paquene, Joe 137 Parchman, Marie153 Parrott, Dany 120 Parrott, Donna 153 Pashos, Debra 137 Patrick, Benny 34 Patterson, Bob 41,120 PATTERSON, WAYNE 95 Payne, Mike 137 Pearson, Harvey 153 Peeples, Riley137 Pelkey, Debbie 27,55,137 Pendleton, Lark 59,153 PENDLETON, GARY 29,34,95 Penny, Karen 59,153 Pentico, Glenn 137 PERKINS, DILYNN 95 PERRY, SCOTT 95 PETERSON, ILENE 29,96 Petty, Debra137 Petty, Steve 137 PHILLIPS, KATHY 37,96 Phillips, Keith 120 Phillips, Richard 138 Phillips, Rodger 121,162 Pilon, Elaine138 Pitts, Bobby153 Pins, Diane138 Poff, Linda 49,59,153 Poore, Ricky153 Porter,Ca1herine153 Porter, Patsy 138 Porter, William 154 Price, Clara 154 Price, Harold 138 PRICE, LINDA 96 Preddy, Scot! 28,34,35,36,41,46, 53,54,121 Prohaska, Linda 154 PUGH, CLARE 28,29,44,47,49,53, 71,96 Purdy, Cheryl138 PURNER, PEGGY 28,47,53,96 R Ragozzine, Alan 134,138,168 Rains, Paul154 Ramey, Ramona 154 Ramsay, Scott 154 Raske, Scott138 Rasmussen, Lonnie 138 Rassler, Paul138,189 Ray,Jackie154 REAM, MARY 36,53,63,96 Ream,Mindy138 REED, MARTIN 28,36,53,54,63,96 Reese, Debra 154 Reese, Doris 121 Reid, Jim 28,53,54,64 Reid, Joe 154 REID, LINDA 96 RENO, WILMA 97 Rerroat, Dennis138 REYNOLDS, CATHY 97 Reynolds, Debra154 Reynolds, Linda 32,33 Richatdson, Kelly 58,138 Riddle, Robert 34,121 Rikard, Peggy121 Rinaldi, Michelle 128 Rinker, Fames 62,121 Rinker, Phillip 154 Roberts, Cathy 154 Robinson,lanice154 Robinson, Patti 40,138 Rodriquez,limmy154 Rodseth, Becky 154 Rollins, Rocky 70,138 Romero, Raymond 138 Rose, Michael 121 Rose, Robbie 46,53,121 Ross, Shana 59,142,154 Rossiger, Evelyn 121 Rostine, Steve 138,174,180 Roundy, David154 Roundy, Laura 59,138 Roundy, Peggy 49,138 Rowland, Susan 121 Royal, Wendell121,162,183 Roylance, Sally154 RUEBECK, TERRY 97 Ruliffson, Charles 138 RUSSELL, CALLIE 49,97 Russell, Christine 59,138 Ruth, Leslie 28,130,139,195,196 Ruth, Paul154,169,173,186 Ryan, Susie 34,139 S Salamy, George 154,169,186 SALAZAR, ADOLPH 38,98 Saragoza,lustin139 Sampson, Ellen154 SANDERS, SHELLEY 32,33,98 Sanderson, Karen154 SAN DERS, SHELLEY 32,33,98 Sanderson,Karen154 Sandin, Janice 49,59,139 Sandoval, Joe 139 Sargent, Karen 59,154,195 Scow, Kristine 154,195 Schmidt, Charles 139,168,174 SchmidL Pandora 47,56,57,64,121,189, 195,196 Scherer, David 34,154,174,182 Schrader, Amber 34 Schutts, David 139 SCHUTTS, MARK 66,67,98 Segler, Denny 32,33,121,174 Segler, Hardy 150,154 Sell, Laurie 37,48,121,161 Sena, Josie 27,35,139,161,196 SETTLE, REED 53,98 Severston, Deborah 154 Sevy, Tom 58,65,122 Shafer,lay155,169,173,180 SHAFER, VAL 4753,6638 Shannon, Miles 139 Shead, Don 34,122 Sheahan, Anne 139 Shellinger, Mark 139 Sherman, Les 122 SHERRILL, CHRISTINE 36,47,98,153 SHERRILL, ORMOND 98 Shev, Michael122 Shimbeck, Joan 139 Shipp, Cathy 155 Shrum, Pam155 Silva, Nancy 33,46,139 Simmons, Chris155 Sizemore, Marsha 139 SLACK, WENDY 53,98 Slagle, Mark 34,155 Sledge, Sonny 178 Sledge, Melvin 180 SLOCUM, IEANINE 49 Slocum, Robert155 Smalley, Alicia 37,53,108,122,160,192, 193,194,196 Smerek, Jeff 155,169 Smith, Chris155 Cmith, Cody 58,139 Smith, Dale 150,155 3L Smith, Doris 65,122 Smith, Gail139 SMITH, GARY 54,99,162,165,177,197 Smith, Jerry 122 Smith, Ronnie155 SMITH, STEVE 99 SMITH, TEDDY SUE 99 SMITH, THOMAS 38,99 SMOOT, JANICE 47,53,56,99 Snowden, Ranae 41,122,192 SOMMERS, JOAN 28,36,52,99,190,192, 194,196 Southern, Patricia122 SOUTHERN, ROBERT 99 Sparks, Roy 122,197 Sparks, Tommy155 Spencer, Laurie 32,33,42,53,122 Sprenkel, Dave 180 Springer, Terrana139 Stack, Lee Ellen 123 Stafford,Janice139 Stanley, Steve 155 STAPLES, PAUL 100 Stapleton, Carol 28,37,42,51,59,126, 139 Stearman, Jan 51,59,68,69,139 STEARMAN, SANDRA 28,29,36,53,58,59, 100 Steele, Chantal 56,123 Stephenson, Trula 48,123 STEVENS, MARK100,162,163,164,197 STEWART, MICHAEL 54,100,162,167,197 Stinnett, Larry 55,174 STINNETT, RODNEY 48,100 Stirling, Sandra 49,155 Stock,Susan155 Stout,lanice139 Stratton, Bruce 28,139,186 Stratton, Valene 140 Streigal, Paul155 STUKAS, DANNY 28,29,62,63,100 Stukas, Jeffrey 140,168 Susov, James 33,155 Swackhamer, Bill 26,28,30,31,36,54, 71,123,162,197 SWACKHAMER, DOTTIE 29,36,46,63,100,105, 192,193,194,196 T Taney, Lora 140 TAPIA, JOANNE 101 Taylor, Cindy 56,140 Taylor, Debra 59,155 TAYLOR, JERRY 58,100,174 Taylor, Robert 54,119,123,168,178,197 Taylor, Roy123 Teer, Cecelia 59,140,190,192,194,195, 196 Teer, Ronalda 155,196 Tennam, Ray 123,188,189 TENNANT, ROBERT 53,64,66,101,188,189 Thomas, Genny 36,63,123 Thomas, Steven 155 Thompson, Bobby155 THOMPSON, DANIEL101 THOMPSON, DANNY 101 Thompson, Deborah 155 THOMPSON, LYNNIS 64,101 Tillery, Mike155 Tippetts, Corwin 58,155 Tippetts, Denise 140 Tippetts, Tawna 123 Tipton, Michael155 Tobler, David 123,183 Tobler, Linda155 Tornabene, Johan 33,42,140 Totten, Larry 62,155 True, Daryl165 TRUE, DENNIS 44,45,53,101,178,197 TRUMAN, DON101 Truman, Kerry 156 Trumble, Nikki156 TuIIock, Wauneta 156 Turnbeaugh,Jeanne156 Turner, Fat 124 U Urioste, Bertha156 Utley, Ron 140 V Vaden, Charles 35,156,189 Valdez, Catherine140 Valdez, Gilbert 140 Valdez, Henry 156 Valentine, Paul156,169 . VanCamp, Regina 56,140 VanCamp, Rhonda 27,156 VAN DERPOOL, JEAN 37,59,101 Van Epps, Cynthia 140,194,196 Vassar, Albert 62,63,124 Vassar, Connie 140 Vassar, Sarah 28,51,140,194 Vaughn, George 65,140 Velasquez,1'ed 156 Verranault, Bryan156 VOGELE, SHEILA 102 VonRee, Sandra 140 VORDAHL, KARL 34,53,54,62,102 W Walker, Daniel124 Walker, Deborah 34,46,156 WALKER, DENNIS 34,102 WALKER, ELNA 34,37,102 Walker, Eric124 Walker, Kris 53,124 Walker, Larry 140,180 WALKER, MARLAN 27,28,29,30,45,53, 54,66,67,102 WALKER, MARY BETH 65,102 Walker, Mindy 140 Walker, Randy 54,64,140,168 Walker, Terry 156,182 Walker,Tracy156 Walkup, Gary124 Wallace, Charles 124,162 WALLACE, JILL 48,102 Walters, Tom 27,104,168,174 Walters, Wesley156 Ward, Debbie 141 Ward, Della 126,141,195 Ward, Rick 156 Washum, Sybil 56,124 Watson, Duane141 Watson, Gary 34,51,141 WATSON, GEORGE 102 Watson, Sherry 157 Watts, Brenda124 Weast, Virginia157 Weaver, Beverly 124 Weir, Lawrence 125 Weedman, Leslie 141,188,189 Welbourne, Kevin124 Welbourne, Victor141 WELLER, DICK 53,103,171,178,181 Weller, Mike 27,157,169,173,180 Wellhoyt, Steve 141 Werber, Scott 157 WERTSBAUGH, DANNY 34,39,103 WESSON, CHARLES 48,103 Wesson, Doristine 48,125,190,196 Wesson, James 180 West, David 157 West, Mike 141,168 WESTOVER, MIKE 103 Westover, Patricia 157 Wheat, Dustin 27,35,55,125,197 Wheat, Kathy 27,141 Wheat, Kevin157,169,174,177 Wheat, Monty 27,53,157,169 Whennen,James157 White, Rex 125 Whitehead, Sandy 59,157 Whitney, Brad141 Wiese, Kathy 48,53,124 Wiest, Mauricia157 Wilcox, 8ill125 Wilcox, Cinthy157 Wilcox, David 157,169,173,182 Wilcox,Marshall125,168,182,197 WILKINS, ANNA 103 Wiikins, Kelly 55,125 M , WILLIAMS, ALIDA48, 53,010Vw 13...; 0 Williams, Gary 157,173,180 9- . Williams, Janalee 36, 37, 53, 56, 73, 108, 125 WILLIAMS, KATHLEEN 104 Williams, MarKaye 59,157 Willden, Dennis 64,125 Willden, Diane 59,156,157 'Willis, Dale125 Willis, Paul157 Wills, Diana 141,194 Wi1son, Connie 141 Wilson, Cynthia157 Wilson, Gertrude125 Wilson, Jack 157 Winget, Jack 54,125 Winton, Paul 36,54,55,125 WINTON, STEPHEN 53,104 Wolffe, Lama 157 Wolffe, Sharon141 Woolley, Greg157 Wooten. Michae158,141 Wooten, Randal 58,157 WOTTEN, SUZANNE 30,53,104 WORST, ELIZABETH 29,104 Worth, Michael 58,122,125 WORTH, ROBERT104 WORTHEN BILL 41,104,162 Worthen, Bonnie 56,57,141 Wortman, Brenda124 WYLIE, LYNDA104 Y YORK, DON 104 Z Zach, Diane 141,195 Zach,loe125,186,187 Zajac, Larry 141,180 Zajac, Rebecca 59,157 Zolczer, Bill157 ADMINISTRATION Anderson, Jacquelyn 10,39 Appleton, George 10 Beany, John 10 Bennion, Allen 10 Bergemeyer, Diane 11 Biddle, Don 162,182 Botts, Walter 11,48 Burgwardt, Lester 10M 11 Burroughs, Joan 11 Butler, Katy 15 Cameron, Judy 11,196 Chance, Chuck 12 Cooke, Ross 12 Crakes, Joe 12 Crisler, George 12 Davis, Lowell13 Dooley, John A. 8 Empson, Richard 13 Frank, Warren 13,114 Fredrick, Shirley 9 Fuller, Duane 13,63 Futlon, Lilly 13 Harzy, Freda 9 Horan, Louise 9 Horan, William 14 Huffey, Paul14 Johnson, Duane 14 Keegan, Joseph 14 Knowles, Benjamin 15 Knowles, Helena 14 Laughlin, Bruce 15 Lovin, Cloyd 15 McDoniel, Estes 9 McDonieI, JoAnn 15 McLaughlin, Charles 16,36 Martin, Evelyn 9 Moore, James 16 Morse, LeAnn 9 Parsons, Gerald 16 Purcell, Arthur 16 Purcell, Verdena 16 Ravlin, Ilene 17 Robinson, Dorothy 17 Rocha, Frank 17 Rosch, Dennis17,55,173,178,197 Rosch, Sara 17 Ruth, Paul18,115 Ryan, Nadine 18 Shaw, John 16 Shellinger, Edward 18,178 Smalley, David 18,66 Smalley, Jolene 19 Smith, Donald 9 Smuskeiwicz, Dennis 19,169 Stroebel, Marjorie 19 Sullivan, Stephen 19,182 Taylor, Bob 186 Taylor, Lois 20 Thomas, Robert 20 Tidblom, Stuart 20 Tolman, Robert 20,169 Tomlinson, Diana 20 Walker, Marlan 21 Walters, Michae121,174 White, Gladys 21 Wilke, Irene 21 Wilke, Ray 22 Wilson, Martha 22,49 Wooten, W. Chapman 22 Workman, Ernest 22 AUTOGRAPHS r- 'x 223 Stick em up! ls Dave Harrington the Thinker, or is he merely trying to show his muscles? 224 , . v, w.w-vameu-mumwwmmMWWWW-mm ua-o-mm-m. 1r 2 W64? W23 a 46 Exhwww CLQQ 'm: g 5:? 33W; 614:: my J mew 3g