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

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Staff o e omes students Coach Blockovich has a look of distress on annual Basketball Game Barbeau tosses the ball in the air very in a game against the Varsity rf face has he struggles with his donkey to try and get the basketball for his team in the vs, the faculty game. as he tries to score for the fac- One donkey gets ready for his rider in the Varsity 'R Donkey Basketball 67

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i fi! Trotting down the court, Varsity R member, Steve -.. .. -1. . A ,,,J,,1'-A,--A-L..A Iames Rogers stretches over the donkey to try and get the basketball, but he doesn't stretch quite far enough. 66 Donkey Basketball Ruth Williams and Steve Weiner cheer their team on at the Donkey Basket- After Coach Blockvich manages to get the ball he leaps on his donkey so he can hurry down the court and score for his team. Y Perry Swanson fumbles with the ball as he tries to retrieve it for the dents. Iames Rogers laughs in the background.

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