Rancho High School - El Sol Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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1-:fl-4 f' Af,-K at f . 5 1',::',,,.4 fg , gripe V 01.1 . Big Horns .NI -1' , ,J Rancho was very proud of its fine march ing band which won many' honors at pa rades and on other occasions. The pep band. which is credited with being one of the states finest. played at all games and at many other activities. First row, left to right: Randy Dillon, Buren Hoff- man. Second row: Nancy Costen. Howard Washs ington, Willie Peru' Charles Washinvton John Larson Third row Clint Harri Dennis Slew ander Kay Nlurdock Wetlew Nlark Don 'll berts Carl Saunder Gene Orton Fourth row Larry Lortz Hanev Brook Barn Ka an Charles Givens Perry Arnett Freddie French Charles Rollins -sg., Y-r -+--.....- -1- j Utne- ,JL 5. ' f , ' 'i 1' 1 V . l ,, I Q ,U ' -J' . ,..'L V .- , ' - '.' -N --V ...ny bg. 'L . I . . I , . . -r . .. ,J W- A ., H , -r I' lv.. J. F. ., .1 4Y.Lsf.iZ:,:':n -la-Q ski... The RAM MARCHING BAND added color and note to the Rancho La Vegas game Ram Marching and uf' ' as 1, smrl

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a Sophomore-I M -, 'V QE' U I ' ,ff .y R gr' '97 'SX' U Nh My 4, X i FLUTE SECTIONg Left to right: Herbert, Klipstine, Barry. Carson, Seegmillrr. Standing: Evans Thompson, Arnett, Orton-Principal. CLARINET TRIOg Le-ft to right: Brook. Kagan-Princi pal, Lortz. PERCUSSIONg first row: Thompson, Christ:-nsen. Wilcock. Ramblv, Dillon-Princi pal, Hoffman-Principal. Second row: Barry, Casey. Munson. Leavitt. CLARINET SECTION: First row: Lortz, Kagan-Principal, Powell, Kurtz. Talley. Nay. Second row: Washington. Abing- ton, Bunker, McDaniel, Holmes, Allen. SAXOPHONE SECTION: First row: Pc-rry-Principal, Washington, RasmussenvPrincipa1. Second row: Holoday. Larson. Washington. BARRY'kAGEN Supvrior Soloift 111 Bai tow D1 tr Fwtixal in 1956. and Supcrior Som t in San Uivgn Re-gziona in 193 rinri pal of thf- Clarinft Szction and 0 X .I Og, 'QSO . L

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1- ipsggf its regafa 92 Kiasma M f 6 fs--Q am us Journal Iihe piper Staff put forth their energies to publish '1 wortlnxhile and interesting paper without losing, any of its high quality. Ever working 'ioainst a deadline, they turned out a paper monthly, much to the students' de- iffit. nies SWAI-'FER YVTONA NELSON trlzisor Efiffftf I'7 REPORTERS-First row: Y, Favela, S. Richards. A. Bacon, K. Ready, L. Parker. XI. Mcers, E. McCann. Second row: H. Jones, J. Head, J. Steadman, B. Hinrichsen, R X I l VIVIAN THERRIAULT First Semester Assistant PI-IYLLIS HARRISON Second Semester Assistant CARRIE EED Assistant Business fllanager .IINIXIY SHEILDS Business .llanager DARRELL WOOFTER Sports DIANE BAREFORD Feature ROD BRADLEY Assistant Sports CINDY BELL Girls, Sports DON PRIBBLE Sports Reporter ATHA OWENS Exchange I25