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

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Christopher Smith works on a math problem using a computer. Mu Alpha Thefa works on skills Can you work 2x2f5xt4x3J f2yx7yJ? The math club worked different equations of math to better their knowledge. Mu Alpha Theta was for students who enjoy working with numbers. Jerome Pribyl, Advisor of the math club said, The math club helps students learn more about mathematics plus gives them a chance to show their mathematic skills. Debbie Moyer, President of the math club feels that mathematics is a necessity and most students should have it. Debbie also feels that math is usetul in everyday life. Math equations are interesting, and fun, she added. Mu Alpha Theta students are from different classes of math. Members of the math club enjoy working different equations. Sitting: Joni Ciliax, Secretary: Debbie Moyer, President. Back row: Bob Mirth, Vice Presidentg Robert Barnum, Franscisco Conde, John Morstum, Tom Pathamavanu, Treasurer. Math Club 97

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Rameffes show excifin routines Who are those exciting flag-twirlers that lighten up assemblies and parades? They're tl1e Rancho Ramette flag team! This year the Ramettes have been very busy. They show a new routine at every performance. Some of the many routines includeg The Best of my Love , Jingle Bells , and Star Wars. They Perform at assemblies, Junior High Schools and parades. The Ramettes practice every day in their rhythmic precision class. Their advisor is Meriam Murphy. Many fund raisers include the selling of buttons, leather bracelets and candy. Their goal was to earn enough money to purchase new uniforms for the 78-79 school year. Front row: Mary Kay Church, Leigh Ann Headek, Rochelle Conger, Talina Garner, Sharon Larson, Avan Conger, Starline Norfeet, Elia Vilazques, Rox- anne Velazques, Inez Knell, Jacquie Knapp. 96 RSIIIBUSS Standing: Tom Bzoskie, Assistant Manager. Sitting: Pennie Officers: Elia Rochelle Conger, Roxanne Vel- azques, and Jacquie

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98 D.A.0. D.A.0. competes with area schools For 12 years Ronald Johns has been the head of the Rancho High School Drama Department which includes Dramatic Arts Organization and Story Troupe. The Story Troupe's performances have not only been restricted to Rancho, as they have performed at other area high schools such as Clark and Chaparral. ln November, the group put on a play called The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds, which starred Kim Fanchini and Nina Maldonado. It played at the Little Theater for 4 nights. This play was the culmination of hours of after school rehearsal. Many classroom hours were spent preparing for dramatic competitions at Chaparral, Clark and Valley. Several fund-raising events including candy sales and car washes, supported a trip to California. ei Story Troupe Officers: Nina Maldonado, Samone Davis, Jeanie Huitz, and Tim Searcy. Story Troupe Members: Front row: Samone Davis. Row two: Nina Maldonado, Gae Lyn Ruiz, Kim Fachini, Lori Parker and Lolita Johnson. Row three: Terri Criner, Maria DeSouza, Cindy Watkins, Rhonda Caster, John Woodard, Paul Meilcarer, Dara Thomason, Jeanie Huitz, Diane Sudweeks, Tim Searcy, Robin Evergerest and Judy Waller.