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

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2? xox Ei Ht we 1 M5555 n al 44 fm, 1? H W , wJ ' Midi t. x ' i .lill Jensen, Editor Nevona Bunker, Organizations .lanet Cushion, Advertising 4'There'5 nothing wrong with a year- '4Will somebody sign this deal! l've Bill told me that he saw Hank who l900k staff that mfffing H flfadline ffotta make an announcement. said that Archie tolcl him that 6 F7 won't cure I ? 1.2 11 R ' ,1. Freddie :Q 't- .lanice Jensen, Cvlly Editor Yutona Nelson, Sophomore Editor She dipped her pen into the inkpots of the UH Anthony Ward is a junior, whafs he doing in my sec- PHSI 10 rGCOrd memories for the future. tion? And who's Bill Hinricks, for Pete's sake! - . 22:51 wtf' 3 - fy rf , ff at ay I ,X-, a 3. t . ., Y l , . . V, 1 6 , Karl Senkel. Sports Editor Judy Robinson, Assistant Editor Marjorie GibS0H,,FT95h771Uf1 Edimf And who's going to help me with my A layout is something that you - g'YeHrlJ00k dEHd1jI1CS-SGDIOI 4 layouts today. Madam Editor? well, that you lay out! It's as simple as GCC, kids! PVC just got TOO much that! my mind. I

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ancho Foreword ,...... ,,,.,,,,,--,-,--- A n - Dedication ......... Administration Classes ........... Clubs ......,....., Organizations ..... Athletics ...... Ads ...... Index ....... CONTENTS 6 8 30 104 138 186 216 232 RANCHO HIGH SCHOOL Las Vegas, Nevada Volume 3 3 1

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inexperienced yearbook workers joked, laughed, fought, and loafed the days through until the first deadline in mid- November. When that was passed, except for a few who had met the deadline, mem- bers continued their activities as before. Then came the second deadline which left even more of the staff in a state of con- fusion. Those who still had a deadline to meet, took the hint and buckled down to Work-for a while. With the warning that the final deadline was one week from the next Friday, and that publishers just won't wait, all pitched in and worked-for a while. But when March 17 was five days away, staff members started coming in at six or seven in the evening, leaving after the moon had long come over Sunrise with- out anyone's seeing or caring. About half- way through the night someone went out for food which was passed around, and all went back to work. Finally, the editor marked off the last square on the shipping record and announced, while halfway out the door, Let's goln The advisor tried the locked door, and with that gesture everyone knew that the book was as good as printed. On the way to the cars everyone remem- bered all the mistakes he had made. Why didn't l change that last layout? . . . I still donlt like the way I had that picture aken . . . By the way, who IS Bill Hin- ricks? . . . When are we going to have nother party? . . . And, going home, each nticipates the clay he'll put on track shoes 0 escape from the enraged student body . . the day he'll see the finished book . . . e day he'll receive his 1957-58 EL SOL. Q ' L I Q r 1 1 ' . I y l a .. . , L l l ,. .lon W. Brille, Advisor Bruce Grant, Activities What is it? A whingding? What's everybody looking at me for? l didn't say a word. Gayle Higgins, Advertising Sharon Clark, Index Where do we go from here. uThCfC,S OUIY Om' WHY 10 Snell 'Dillon' correctly I gm, -r-1...-1 5? it H i MN X 1 . M . 'iijtf-?1-.1 ' 4' ' ' SUS.. fl-W ' 1' ' . -is 55, ,Y ' 1 ' ., 2,3-, , TQTTP-'Q . W fy, -r s - 1 ...ff ' .W ,... -, ' 'f A . 'I , . 'f ' 'Hi ' ' ' 1- - ll if Iee iklfiiv , ,V H K is , r :V ' yr A tj l 235 X v,ij.,,-,fa f ,L , I .... t.1:..w-3g- i ',,, Mig: V . ' vs.- rx 1- -. i . ik if-,, 1. - - ',i-i' U.,,...Hg i -ae-- 1 Q s ' , 11, .tv ,. . .3 nf- ' N if 'J T l , .r 1 ' ' lil 1 ' if I . , it 5 .. -,V i it. Zludy Shalberg, Business Manager P0nny.Day, Art Editor There's more to being a business All Tight-it cl0esn't look like a manager than meets the eye! ram! So what! 5