El Rancho High School - Por El Ano Yearbook (Pico Rivera, CA)

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Mr. Louis Tallman Personnel Dr. Joe V McClain, Superintendent Francis White, President DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION AND SCHOOL BOARD This year, the board members and adminis- trators worked together on many of the districts ' problems, including those of the new district and unification. Mr, William Burlinghan Member

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ALMA MATER Hail to thee dear Alma Mater Hail to thee El Rancho High All your Sons and Daughters want to Sing your laurels to the sky Wave your banners on to glory May your colors proudly sway Let us always tell the story Honor to the Blue and Gray III 4 fi ■MMHIMI mmm Hail to thee, Oh Alma Mater Hail to thee, with heart and tongue Pride we feel and love yet greater While we sing this glorious song May the blessing of our school clays Hold us with a binding tie Let us show that we will always Honor thee, El Rancho High. - fl J f | ttMP|ij|ijj|te|

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A HISTORY OF SUCCESS Eleven years ago El Rancho High School op- ened its doors. Since that first day thousands of young people have passed through our halls- halls which are becoming hallov ed with the tra- dition of success. Often as I walk through the halls and classrooms in the early morning or late afternoon, I hear the echoes of these former stu- dents. I can recall the El Rancho student who is now a professor at Harvard; I can recall the pesky runt who is now a marine biologist, traveling the oceans of the world; the non-conforming, outspoken editor of the El Rodeo who is now a teacher at El Rancho; the vivacious, friendly girl in the second seat, third row of my U.S. History class, who is now a mother of six children and is a happy housewife; the rash, independent Don quarterback who was nominated for the college All-American Football Team; the impetuous, fun- loving boy who is now a champion rodeo rider. These are but a few of the many El Rancho stu- dents of whom we are justly proud. They are graduates of El Rancho. They are successful and useful citizens. Honors, awards, championships, and trophies in abundance have been ours; but these are mere- ly means of establishing patterns of, and expec- tations for success in the El Rancho student, for the hallmark of El Rancho ' s success is what the students do after they leave our classrooms. Nolan L. Noble, Principal