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

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F. T. . Beginning the year with a hang, the Future Teachers of America elected officers, drew up a charter, and drafted the much-needed constitution. Aside from the regular meet- ings. special meetings were called, so the club could listen to speakers from the Educa- 5 A 5 -- Q7 This Z?lL ! th 5 5 Ol R' Qvy-I E 4 'Q x f , f ,ilu-x A if ts fi- tional field. The lectures were very interest- ing and were a part of the clubls teaching pro- gram, used to broaden the member's knowl- edge of Education. The year was ended with a party to celebrate the success of the or- ganizationls first try at Rancho. OFFICERS-left to right: Nan Armen- trout, Secretaryg Nancy Lang, Vice President: Dave Staddon, Presidentg Drucilla Givens, Treasurer. ' i . ff W s l 5 First row left to right: Estelle Barker, Ruth Douglas, Sharron Buck, Janet Peterson, MR, SPARLING,Ad11,g0r Vicki Anderson. Second row: Carole Warner, Carlene Steele, Alleyne Brown, Carolyn Michael Rene Mooney. Third row: Connie Hunter, Fenton Kay, Sue Pearson.

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'1- H F. H. A. Club I Q AITYISOHS: Nliss Antl- rvy Wliipplz- anml Hrs. Mary l.0u Wolfhrantlt. The Futura Horne-nlakers of Ainerica is a part of a National. State- and Local organi- zation which providers a clear unclorstancling of home anrl family life-. Highlighting the year was the trip to Henderson for a Con- wntion. No inemher would possihly forget the list of parties or the formal initiation. as they look back on the year. - OFFICERS-left to right, seatctl: Kay Pyatt, Hr-porn-rg Carolyn Nlicliavl, Swrf-ta1'yg .-Xliw Plaiivk. 'l'rvasi1rc-r: Rachael Svhlarrnan, Proj:-vt Chai Nave. Presidentg ,Iacklyn Coly. Vice Pre-sidvnt. '- 94 First row, left to right: Barbara Carr, Ruth Douglas, Dor rman: Alia- Booth. Songlt-atlvr. Standing: Wanita z fN is Ryness. Carol Lynn, Connie Men- denhall, Diana Hill. Sharon Purdie, Hattie' Haupvr, Drusilla Give-ns. Second row: Faye Ola Humphrey, Hazel Cuin, Sheila Foster, Dorothy Head. Faye Nevona Bunker, Neola Winter, Jackie Olpin. Dwycrs. Rae- Barrett. Marcia Kalish,

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I f 'or - F5 JILL JENSEN Secretary RICKY GOBELI Treasurer ALICE KLIPSTINE Pu blicity Chairman G. R. wg ,-Q 43 in an-:yea MISS MARILYN NICCLAREN A111 isor TONE' JONES Prcsiderzf KENNETHA WILEY V1'r'e President Mondays after school G.R.A. members hurried to the gym to dress for an hour of sports. Playdays were hosted by the six local schools and were en- joyed by the participants. A banquet was held in the spring, honoring the girls who earned awards, from accumu- lating points. Left to right: Sharon Clark, Kay Buck, Sandy Ulicny, Joyce Webber, Barbara Bunker, Grace Hodges, Pat Hilliard, Beverly Dexter, Janet Peterson, Judy Shalberg, Carolyn Pyatt, and Barbara Boone eamed their letter sweaters in two years. 'Q Q Q