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

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Nation Hi h G.P.A.'s join N.J.H.9. group In every high school, there is a place for , K l honoring students. The honor for grade achievements ranks high. An Aries chapter of the National Junior Honor Society was composed ot all freshmen and sophomore students who have attained a 3.5 grade point average or above. Headed by president Richard Gillman, the club, totaling 45 members worked on the program for the installation ot otticers. Other projects discussed were community and volunteer work. Committees tor the year were the social committee in charge of the installation and the induction ot officers,'lund raising committee, service and publicity committee. Ottioers were: 2nd Vice President, Lynne Maesakag 1st Vice President, James Par- taing President, Richard Gillman, Treasurer, Mary Jarnellg and Secretary, Denise Sw ing. Front row: Michele Orton, Zulema Leon, Allan Williams, Rena Whitehead, Avan Conger, Virginia Jones, Christina Ettel, Glenda Logan. Row two: Jay Woods, Tammy Hughs, Diana Carrigan, Elizabeth Baker, Corlis Mormon, Daisy Adachi, Robert Hatt, Ramona Sanchez, David Thomas, Bob Brans- lord, Richard Gillman, Christina Vanderhoop. Row three: Mrs. Cook, Denise Swing,,Mary Church, James Purtain, Angie Southworth, Lynne Maesaka, Linda Grice, Jerry Quinn, Vivian Navarro, Nancy Boulton, Danny Mullikin, Mary Jarrell, Jayne Kunger and Richard Cole. al Junior Honor Society

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5 at i if 4 ' 1 f sl .nf A Front row: Mrs. Hainsworth, Mrs. Amburn, Robert Barnum, Terry Constantine, Inez Knell, Dolphine Burt, Mike Mayhood. Row two: Jane Kun- zer, Pam Martin, Kim Hawkins, Gayla Johnson, Mark Forsstrom. Teresa Jones, Karen Barnes. y H ' . Front row: Fay Burch, Amy Weber, Carey Spillane, Joni Ciliax, Trish Bellian. Row two: Christine Fidler, Sally Gilitzer, Dean Henson, Susan Edmundson, Vi I J gr. an ., 4 , if ISU!! lillfll Advisors Lueann Amburn and Vicki Hainsworth board bus headed tor Caesar's Palace. F.B.L.A. leaders sei goals hi h Future Business Leaders ot America prepares students for luture business interests. The group was responsible tor many worthwhile projects including the March ol Dimes Walk-a-thon. Members went on field trips like a Caesar's Palace trip. At Caesar's Palace they studied the workings of computers. Getting ready for the trip up north in Reno for the F.B.L.A. convention was what they did at most of the year at the meetings. They also talked about how to have fund-raising events. F.B.L.A. 101

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