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

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Interact Officers are: President - Chris Desilets, Vice-President - Denise Wright, Trea- surer - Emil Stein, and Secretary - Kerry Crawford. Bowl-a-Thou successful ' A stealy black ball spun down the alley and through a blockade of heavy pins as weary eyed students.raked in points for their game. A record breaking one hundred and sixteen stu- dents madly fought sleep from 12:30 to 6:00 in the morning for the annual Interact Club, made up of all ages of students from Rancho, is a service club. This organization forms fund rais- ing events in the school to raise money to buy needed items for people outside the school. The main project of the year was the Bowl-a-Thon. This years Bowl-a-Thon brought an unbelieva- ble turnout, the largest in four years and it also made a record for the funds. A talked about service project of the club was to buy equip- ment for the Senior Citizens' Home to entertain them. Vice-President, Denise Wright, stated that, Although getting the club organized proved to be difficult at first, with Mr. Phil Cook's help - the advisor - once the ball was running we accomplished several major projects for the school and community. Members of the Interact Club are: Front Row:jana Waite, Chris Desilets, Denise Wright, Kerrie Crawford, Kathy Delaney, Mary Beth Shore, Carrie Desilets, Eldon Baumeister, and Martin Snytsheuvel. Row 2: Neil Deschenes, Stan Hart, Emil Stein, Dan Waite, Tom Felt, Ieff Church, Mario Franzone, and Richard Spilsbury. I w Interact 73

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The Iudiciary Club has been kept busy this year with many projects and business ordeals. The first event they started with was the disa- greement between students and the way the election for Ski Club Officers was held. It was believed that the election was not handled according to regulation rules. A trial was made and a re-election forced. After all was over, rel- ations between each were kept on an equal basis. The second event was the choosing of Snow- ball King and Queen. Iudiciary was in charge of sending out balots and counting them upon return. They also were to be sure that as many students as possible ved in it. At the end of the year they oversaw the 1977- 1978 Student Body Officers elections, keeping it on time and in order. This is a very important organization, formed by students interested in the school and its inner business, that is used as a check on the power of Student Council. It divides the power into equal portions. If someone wanted an offi- cer impeached, this club would be the only one that could do it. As Susan Finch stated, This is a very unusual and interesting club, unlike any other on campus. I really enjoy being a member. Iudiciar judges may Officers of the judiciary Club are: Mary Io Weigman, Emil Stein, and Sally Iudiciary Members are: Front: Bryan Branby. Row 2: Mary Io Weigman, Sally Gillister, Mary Beth Short, Kathy Delaney and Iill Prest. Row 3: Darrel Hutchings, Emil Stein, Susan Finch, and Dave Rodgers. 72 Iudiciary .ff Gillister E f.

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QW 75,032 Wong w it at sitter Ov UL X Tall Flags perform The Tall Flag Team performed at many assemblies, football games, and basketball games. They participated in the 1976 Home- coming game with the Ram Band. With many hours of practice, they do routines to several different musical numbers. The squad, consist- ing of nine girls and two managers, was in the Zone Assembly as part of the presentation of colors. The Tall Flag advisor is Meriam Murphy who is also the advisor of the Ramettes and a teacher in the English Department. a H, Officers: Front Row: Tyra Iones, Vice President, Debbie Clark, Uniform Chairman Diane DeMartino, Project Manager: Michele Turner, Secretary. Row Two: Karen Hall President, Ioyce Tealer, Treasurer: and Debbie Duncan, Manager. Tall Flag Team: Front Row: , Marilyn Hansen, Debbie Clark, Karen Hall, Diane DeMartino. Row Two: Nikkey D Tyra Iones, Denise Brown, an Michele Turner. 74 Tall Flags