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

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90 Band Lorna Boger plays the flute along with her fel- ., low musicians at the Homecoming football game. Drum Majors Bridget Ward and Tom Thompson cooperated in leading the band to marching preci- sion. Rodrigues, Brian W1throw.Row 2' Oliver Schloz Ann Clark, Delicia Barba, Davld Klein Eva Dunk Marcie Rosenow Lorna Boger, Pat Heidi Bond Melinda Yeckum Amy Head Amber Pruett Steven Carr David Graham Don Wilemon Rowli T 3Ray Dukes Howard Dolphme Burt, Gloria Bond Debbie Duncan, Felicia Simpson, Christine Heater Della Armentrout Davida Abbott. Corleiss Mormon Soledad Co. tello, Kathy Giebler, Maria Iohnson, Mary Borland. Row 4: Charlie Preator, Holly Cabana. Brian Brewer, Ken Cottingham, Neal Waters, Ru johnson, Charlie Campbell, Robert Ray, Francis Medlin, Crystale Cowens, Susan Martin, Alice Nari, john Hasler. Row 5: Eric Lorenz, Ray Medli Mitch Streeter, Terry Erwin, Cecil Campbell, Guy Affeldt, Angel Mazzeo, David Blair, Iames Tate, Terry Mosher. Tom Cost, Dan Waite, T01 Thompson, Dan Brewer, Mike Thompson, Dave Crigger, Varsity Band, Row 1: Bridget Ward, Dwight Horn, Denis Moises, Ed Romero. Rick Dearing, Sue Hopkins, Steve Splawn, Mark King, 7 I Y V d 1

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R.A.B.S. Museum Curators Tina Prochorchik, Dolores Detweiler, and Margaret Blair show their prehistoric display. nn-, --,---- --- -,,- ,, V... , - .......-.. wc.. .,..,.,,- ...,..,...g ...af dents and members of R.A.B.S. Rabs have good year Rancho Association of Biological Sciences, has had a very prosperous year, said Patricia Coon, Rabs Advisor. They have had many fund raising activities such as, card sales, ribbon sales, candy sales, and car washes. The reason for these activities were to keep up the Rabs Museum, the only student operated Museum in the state of Nevada. This year RABS has added a quantity of marine life specimens and some photographs of Mars from Mariner Nine. They also found time to plan a trip to the Grand Canyon. R.A.B.S. 99

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ill American Band participants Iohn Hasler, David Klein, Sue Hopkins, pd Tom Thompson were selected from students all over the nation 'ecause oftheir exceptional playing ability. Band members attain honors R. . .H . . . S . . .Nevada's band from east to west. That was the motto of the Varsity Band and its components. Their main goal was to support their school with as much talent, hard work, and spirit as was possible. The creation of the Pep Band with their bright yellow and green shirts was a spirit booster at assemblies, sports events and many other activities. The marching band entertained at halftime shows, parades, and participated in the Clark County Halftime Review. The concert band performed in many concerts and in the Music Festival where they were judged on play- ing ability, interpretation and their ability to sightread music. Several band members were accepted into the county, state, andfor All American honor bands. Besides usual func- tions, the members held fund raising projects and represented the band in school activities. nor Band, Row 1: Guy Affeldt, Francis Medlin, AnnLClark, Della Armentrout, Dan Waite. Row 2:IohI1 Hasler, Angel zzeo, Howard Bulloch, Bridget Ward, Sue Hopkins, Tom Thompson, Eric Lorenz. Band 91