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

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MR. E. A. SPARLING MR. JACK DAILEY Advisors Lorna Smith, Librariang Marianne Watten barger, Treasurerg Sharon Buck, Song Lead- erg Sharon Tally, Historiang Isabelle Jack- son, Secretaryg Mary Jackson, Vice President. ,-1-5 BUD OWENS President 'ig-+1 TA ' Q X So uw Sv V A f XXxx . Z ' 'll 1 ,ix V- - I EW' 'l 164' ll QV ' OV . 's - Y vi ' . 'Q' . ff ff . - 5 , X '14 ,X- . , -' y Q, , vi., ,ff if I ' 4q.q,q11H ,. wi :if 1. X x . ,'1 x X ' ' 1' '. ', M 7 .I , :X Nix -llgsazriiq 5 X Ar Q Q 4 f , ,. .-.gf ,ZA-,'-y , viii' - ' 323:35 ' . Wtlfg, , ' 1-1-:-2--.egg K - Q- . , A gn.-1 uv. H .. . -,.--uf? -.Q - ' 'vhs . . . ,.,, ' . , ' ysxc. ' Q --as . .- . ,. as ,I 1 -eff:-v '?'.f , - J. ' . iw ,- . ' iw - . . 1, ' 1 V' 5:-t-' 5.1 fa - - ,K ag , 2,-:swf ,tis .a-5' 0 Xvka .-jg! QQQQ ff 1 , ,-,, 5. -..- ,.- ,- - 1.-.-af 'H'-' 1 ar U P ' n Hg UW Xvpf, 4,1 ,ull x m , tx ll nm K I J ',n ,tx 40' 3, f ,. . v- t .1 Q' - z , . 1 av' n FIRST ROW, left to right: Sharon Tally, Sharon Buck. SECOND ROW: Isabelle Jackson, Mary Jackson, Lorna Smith. THIRD ROW: Marianne Wattenbarger, Linda Wagner, Bud Owens. Future Teachers of America strive to create more interest in the teach- ing profession. They spend their time becoming better informed in the field of education, by inviting differ- ent speakers to meetings. One of the highlights of F.T.A. is the annual State Convention for Future Teach- ers. I43

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B U E The Business Education Club is composed of future ucareer girls in the commercial field. In their meetings they learned a great deal about proper business conduct L, from various speakers. The Business Education Club Q I again sold green and white Rancho,' pencils as a money-raising project. All in all, they had a very en- joyable and successful year. lx if N5 LM . 2. , 2 t A K' w f. C Q gg ' X , 25 ,P ,s 44, N 4 If Q 'Q gr .L hx. I H1 1: V. - - ., Q ,. Au ..4 'f f ' 'i f. A -Q ' 1 1 ' f' 13 ' M37 ' x.,- j if ,r .v' ,I . a .-'T A , vii? .73 qt 1 ,A ' ,' ' Ay, ,,f,q4fq:gg5f.:5'gg1,g,,,fL-lgfgq -, S 5 ... 1. 9' :ril' . M-..- , . . I , - - .--4-all DALE PARSONS President FIRST ROW left to right' L Crcen, S. Martin, S. Thomas, M. Wattenbarger, S. Hanson. SECOND ROW' I Jackso P Williams, F. ,Foo1e, L. MANGA, THIRD ROW: B. cmny, R. coldren, J. Hill, E. Kufoy. ' ' nf - Ffeer, V I44