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

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, SS . A I. Surprisel yells Tammy Spradlin, as she comes in to compliment Stacey Thompson, Renee D'Agastino. and Kathi DiCiaccio on a magnificent performance. 2. Steve Collier, Darren Lingenfelter. and Kathi Di- Ciaccio listen attentively as the rest rehearse their lines. 3. Regimental Sergeant Maior, quoth Tony John- son as Darren Lingenfelter watches him peculiarly. v 1 Q I , Q, 3' , 4 4 -ef 1 ti i 3 ss.. , I -ef 'WM , Y, , S P7 1 zyy, ' V .sg in fm s jr . fig if-if 4 gag, ' - YL s - .' , ' , 1 syn .J I 431. .lx fy 5 ig if is ffl' flicks , 4 , --fs! Mgt r',.T,- 4l'I' .V , . i l '- ff' 1 T Play Receives Standing Ovation The Basic High Drama Department's fall production of The Torch-Bearers was presented on November I3 and I4 in the Little Theatre. The play was about a group of crazy, clumsy, egotistical adults who are trying to produce a one-act play for the community. Clara Sheppard is a woman in the play who is unable to perform due to the death of her husband. As Nelly Fell, the official promptress, would say, lt's not as if she'd lost someone very close to her or some- thing. Clara is replaced by Paula Ritter, an extremely talkative amateur in the field. Mrs. Pampinelli is the director of the play. She is a rich, conceited, Mrs. Know-it-all who. with the help of Mr. Spindler, her right-hand man in charge of cues and prop- erties, succeeds in bringing the play to total ruin. David Smalley, the director of the play about a play , admits that The Torch- bearers had no plot, but the cast mem- bers' perfection of slap-stick comedy had the audience rolling on the floor through- out the performance. The play received a standing ovation on opening night, which was proof enough that The Torch-bear- ers was another of Basic's successful dra- ma productions. All-School Play 23

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4 VanCamp Rules e t Cf Tim Junior Janice VanCamp was chosen by her class to reign at the l9808l Junior Prom. When asked how she felt when her name was announced, Janice replied that she wasn't able to be here at that time. But when she returned to school later that day, she heard the exciting news. 49 nominations were made for the queen. I2 of these went on to the general election, and the five top vote-getters served as the royalty. Planned and organized by upperclass- men student council members, the Ju- nior-Senior Prom was held at the Dunes on May Sth. The theme and song were Best of Times by Styx. Rainbow colors were chosen as the theme colors and were colorfully represented throughout the prom's decorations. Those in charge were well pleased with the turnout at the dance. 5 Junior Jolie Herwick attended the Prom both as an attendant and as the junior class President. Attendant Jill Tabar smiles as a two-year Deser- taire. Soccer Sweetie Lisa Bayley displays happiness as a Junior Attendant. Janice and the Junior Prom court. Desertalre Becky Keeth proudly models her at- tendant dress. Junior Prom 25