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

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A CAPPELL Cl-I l MR. EDWARD BRAHAMS Director J UD RICHARDS President Left to right: Pam Ashley, Treasurerg Roger Simons, Sergeant-at-Arms: Kitty Pace, Secretary, Larry Davis, Vice President, Sandy Swafford, Historiang Johnnie Frey, Robes. l The familiar blue and white robes of the choir are seen many times throughout the year. The beautifully blended voices, for the first year, under the direction of Mr. Edward Brahams, presented many programs includ- ing an excellent assembly, a Christmas per- formance and others. While becoming ac- quainted with the best popular, classical, and sacred music, the choir had a very successful year. MADRICAL CHOIR-FIRST ROW, left to right: Dan Hanley, Gloria Bradbury, Karen Stanley, Jack- ie McQuiston, Edna Henry, Coleen Amett, Ray McConnel. SECOND ROW: Johnny Frey, Pamela Ashley, Molly Collins, Sandra Jarrell, Sharon Boies, .lud Richards. THIRD ROW: Tommy Porter, Pat Vause, Elsie Knight, Kitty Pace, Clint Harris. fa