Rancho Alamitos High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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ll 'i , i l M y ' j uma ' ' A. A ,q. 5 Y Appreciarion and skill lgglg... l in insfrumenfal and vo- l' if cal music sei paiierns for 3 E lifetime enioymeni. Mu- V, .v,. sic groups have enjoyed l ':i,V Q Tremendous growfh This year in numbers cmd in perfeciion. Mr. David Larson Miss Carol Ulvilden l i Miss Ulvilden directs combined choirs in performance of Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah. Music is the universal language of mankinrif'-Longfellow l l 5. .. X-qu-. 144 S' . ,J ,lla W , if .,-. , situ , 42' Rodney Heinfzelman, sophomore, proudly displays his calf of the ag farm. C749 'ziauffwza Rancho has an exten- sive agriculr-ure pro- gram. We have The only ag farm in The high school district. The boys maintain proiecis both at home and at school and compete in fairs and contests. The first farmer was the first man. -Emerson 'Q , i 1 l gf fl .' 1 .., f, n - img' ' , . ., .l-xl: 531 5 4. ' ' l lib. l L ' l f 9 . ll Ns . If x ,41 .. -, ., , x X - H. ,.'.'.- xvrffi.-,if 'rms' i Y N' x 1 1' P' I 1 ' M r. Mansel Shiner Mr. Charles Wood V

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l f-pn-,-.-.. ..e- Y-. -i .,,,... .,,..x 'fin r 'v-4, TWH fqw, 1-'sr XS eef Mt, Wayne Ambrose Mrs. Fr Qnce S Beyer Miss Muriel Danielson gbfiyiicczf flcfucafion Mr. Gilbert Dear Stressing variety in our physical education pro- gram, new classes, such as modern dancing, and weight-lifting were incorporated into a full schedule. A sound mind needs a sound body. W -,I , . - t , . l I , TT . -'f s ' 1 l l' 3 '1g,g fF'A'A .11 r - i i 'iff-'4-W l ' ' gill sl 7 - r , .un gli ' . l ' m ei' ' ig ' ' ' ua-e-44' - ' lr-55+--'X Vx -gr 0 V W 1. . . L .N 'N tl g . I l P. E. teachers enioy a game of tennis after school. Misses Potts and Lampe shake hands with their opponents, heads, Mrs. Virginia Schultz lleftl and Mr. Herb Hill lrightl. l - ': . Vg - -1 . H 'Nf l L H- 1,llE,,,.b i it I ' . we-'N l 1 1 1 - dvr .f 'y',f,o gl Miss Dorothy Lampe Mr. Dick Moomaw Miss Suzanne Potts Hill and Dear. Insets are department , - , ,,' fl fl! I We l Nm 'i', , x ef' Mr. Bruce Smith

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i A l l il l flwlli' A t ' - V f , Mr. Don Kaylor Mr. Harry Andersen db Mr. Duane Eastburn Mr. Roscoe Jackman A quick dunking in chem lob's shower removes all harmful acids in case of accidents. Mr. Kaylor demonstrates shower's effectiveness on Duane Peltier. I .' xl. ,i Q. yi cg 'v,-' 52 'I . ,bg r' , L., 41 , ., . ,, 1 i .. ' '-1 J, all in f ' Q X l 'rl f ,- lc Y Mr. Gale Bonner Mr. James Cummings cziancs Men of science with microscopes, 'rest tubes, tele- scopes, Bunson burners, guinea pigs, patience and per- severance are building tremendous stores of knowledge about the physical world every day by 'proceeding stead- ily from the known into the unknown. Never before has the challenge been so great to keep -up this stream of discovery. Physics students lleff to rightl Don Ehrhardt, Ronald Weylcmd, and David Wilks test lab instruments. 7 l v i i l r