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

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1 I N . K . I gin , A , g , t ,Vs 1'1- X . 8 WAYNE ADAMS MARIORIE LOVE LUE ANN AMBURN RI-IODA MICHAUX IANET GABRIEL VICKIE HAINSWORTH A LOIS NICHOLSON FAY REEVES in Speaking to a sophomore student, Laura Peck, about her typing lesson is Marjorie Love. Mrs. Love, a veteran teacher, has been teaching at Rancho many years. She now teaches filing and typing. 208 Business Department

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IUDY ALDRICH, Dean' LARRY McKAY, Assistant ALAN MCNULTY, Assistant Principal, DAISY MILLER, ' . Assistan ' ' Principal, SUE ROBINSON Assistant Principal. t Pr1nc1p al, STEVE Dean. Principals, dean added School can be an exciting and rewarding experience, according to Sue Robinson, one of the assistant principals, who has been fulfilling her duties here for four years. Ms. Robinson headed the Business, Science, and Counseling departments. Another assistant principal, Larry McKay, has been at Rancho for two years. A former dean, Mr. McKay, took on the job of supervising student activities and athletics. He also headed the Health and P.E., Industrial Arts, and Mathe- matics departments. Three new members were added to the Administrative department. They were Alan McNulty, Assistant Principal, Daisy Miller, Assistant Principalg and Iudy Aldrich, Dean. Alan McNulty's duties included supervision of the deans, English department, Library Sci- ence, and the Title I programs. Special Education, Foreign Languages, Home Economics, Performing Arts, and Social Sci- ences departments were headed by Daisy Miller. parents attending a full day of school. and students attend Laura Dodd's English class during Swap Day. This innovative idea Administrators 207

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Business is essential The Business Department is the largest in our state of Nevada, according to Mr. Wayne Adams, chairman of the department. What made it the largest was the variety of classes offered. There were over twenty classes in the department. Some of the classes were: Key Punch, Typing, and Shorthand. Machine Transcription was a dictaphone class in which the students were able to proceed through the typing lessons at their own speed. The Business Department also received new equipment this year. Equipment received was calculators, typewriters and adjustable tables to fit students of different heights. Adjusting to students' needs, the department offered Record Keeping, Accounting, Filing and Business Survey. The above were offered in a department consisting of twelve teachers in which the newest member was Lois Nicholson. For those who are interested in furthering their training after high school, they should take Accounting, Data Process and Word Proc- ess, said Mr. Adams.