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

Page 13 text:

,Ab .Tatum A ' x ,lbw he ' 1 J ly , 'ik - ' Q: vw! 'Iii

Page 12 text:

T A

Page 14 text:

What V4 Zeelzng l 0 The blare of an alarm clock was an of- ten unwelcomed noise for many Basic High School stu- dents. After getting dressed, stu- dents reported to first hour upon the hearing of another dreadful sound-the bell. Many Wolves were asleep during first hour. By second hour, an occassional yawn or two indicated that life did exist at BHS. By third hour, students managed to open their eyes only to complain on through fourth hour about hunger pains. Through fifth and sixth hours students were mesmer- ized by the approaching of 2:00. Sound bor- ing? Well, perhaps if this was an ordinary day at school. But, luckily it was not at the f- Z0 16? ,714 ,flcfz Wm' Home of the Wolves. Throughout the year students involved themselves in all sorts of activities. We par- ticipated i.n Dress-up days, lunchtime com- petitions, and parades during Homecoming Week. We had special dances such as Sadie Hawkins to highlight our evenings. We were entertained by various groups, including the Drama Club. During Christmas Week and Spirit Week we even furthered our involve- ment with organized events and rallies. We really could be busy with all these events if we wanted. Although every day at good ole BHS wasn't filled with activities, our school days were more tolerable when we became involved in the enjoyable, unique activities that were a vital part of BHS. Powder Puff Reverses Positions ti f fb ffm 1 p SE? iz ..,. 8 Activities Contents Homecoming Activities Superstar Rally All School Play Junior-Senior Prom Fads And Fashions Christmas Spirit All School Play Prestigious Honors Day in the Life