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

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A I I K . . rrrrrrrrr , - ,wuwwu was i in wgiiw w My wx , glilnior boys and girls are chosen fin this spring to represent Rancho at Girls' and Boys' State held in June of that year. The delegates meet with others from every high school in Nevada and proceed to form parties and set up city and county govern- ments. For a week they govern their states. At Girls, State, held in Reno on the University of Nebraska Campus, Ricky Goheli was elected Lt. Governor, and all the girls did well in party business. Boys' State, held at Rancho for the first time, was the scene where the boys set up their state and passed laws to govern it. Delegates agree that this was a wonderful experience in learning how city and state governments function and in forming new friendships. Wliilwwxliiii H WSE. i ,jg M A, 4 ,F -Hx 1 l I 1 ' 1 , t XF t .4 .f . , K 9 4 X ,, . ,,. . K M .f :F , . '..4f' , A , gi, ' Y w Y. S A 4' , ..' A .- .. -5-.Qnf ' J .v .l -,. G: --, 4?-si,ii.L ' 'Sf ., Y tgiwt N. -3 yi - , , , . . J A7 Joyce Webber jf , 1 Dick Conway l:A 's..l Ricky Gobeli W -Hy. FL.-'J --A-sw x Av i Y- 'La-,Q ig--mir i . ' -3 t4,'Z .q ' ,-'- t Ib-2555253 1 .-'if I 3 . . Lf Vf W ,.,, as x. lil 1,1 ' ef.. l . vis ' uf, 1, uv t 1 -. , .1 Lu .- v . Y if Nancy Lang Tome Jones 23:1 mf, 5 1 1 Q E Y :V 1 il 2 Mike Berry .... ,, gg, N iffa .Vp Alben G

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... ...11y.. . ill... ..1 l'Q...., ' , H , Q...M . 2 'S 'O 1 'ii' 5 N 0 7:52 1 ...1gg. ill... 'llyv gi pgs.. 1iQ......mg. ..g5....H .. Military drills, full dress inspections, study, discipline, and military rules, regula- tions and procedures are familiar phrases to every N.D.C.C. cadet. Colonel Hartman does all he can to prepare each one for what he will find in the future Whether it will be in the armed services or not. This year the rifle team brought honor to Rancho by breaking the all-time record in the National High School Rifle Competition for N.D.C.C. This means that the rotating trophy will be at Rancho this year and, perhaps, others years to come. HARVEY BROOKS LT. COL. HARTMAN .3-E'5,:.M1'-fini -,23 4 N' .gifi f' :N l' A . ' -' ..f1yw- Eg . ' 2 tr, Q. Q.. ' Standing, left to right: Tom Abel, Randy Dil- lon, Al Brunner, Larry Dungey, Ron Hudson, Jim Foster, Richard Bohlman. Kneeling: Tony Atchley, George Freed, Lany Orebaugh, Marvin Hill, Thomas Cooper.