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

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Songleaders gain awards The Varsity Songleaders this year consisted of six Seniors and two Juniors. They performed not only at girls' basketball, football, and boys' basketball games but were also involved in many other events and activities. Some of these events included a Texaco Convention, Caesar's Palace Convention, and the M.G.M. Convention where the girls performed with the band. They also were in the 200th Anniversary Celebration of Las Vegas, which was shown on television. This year the Songleaders attended camp with the cheerleaders. Both attended the U.C.A. camp located in San Diego, California. The Songleaders were awarded 19 superior ribbons, 2 excellent ribbons and took home a Superior Trophy. All the girls from Rancho were awarded the spirit stick- for their overall participation and showmanship. The Head Songleader this year was Doe Girling, who was also involved in many other activities. Phyllis Seipel was the advisor. Mrs. Seipel teaches English and is advisor of the EI Sol Yearbook. The Rancho Varsity Songleaders perform before the game to arouse some excitement from the crowd by doing a routine to the beat of the band. 120 Varsity Songleaders 1' ..- Performing to the hit song, We Don't Want to Sit Down, the Songleaders entertain the crowd during halftime. I Doe Girling, head Songleader, performs gal- lantly at the basketball game. Smiling brightly during her rou- tine is onya Janos. Raising her arms in victory is Samone Davis, dancing away.

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122 Freshmen Cheerleaders Cheering squads work together The J.V. Cheerleaders this year had an opportunity to attend the U.S.A. Camp in San Diego, California. A couple of the girls attended and brought back several new ideas to teach the rest of their squad. Outstanding, excellent, and superior ribbons were awarded for their cheering ability. The Freshmen Cheerleaders were chosen in the tall of this year to support the Freshmen teams. Both squads represented Rancho at the football and basketball games. Aside from cheering at their own games, they also showed their spirit by decorating trucks to ride in the Homecoming Parade and cheering at the game following. The Head Cheerleaders were Terri Hale for the J.V. squad and Lisa Hall for the Freshmen. Phyllis Seipel was the advisor of both squads. The Freshmen Cheerleaders cheer their team on to victory. it it W we 1 wif 'C'ifk?1T A-V :ffu J: ffl- A , .- f A - Mn. -. Lois Scott, Lisa Hall, Nannette Larry. . , .ss Q . N.. , 'r' -4 H .I qt, t msxnig, AM- ' . .1 4 tif if f' , .' . I : .4 A- 7' Freshmen Cheerleaders: Front row: Stephaney Edwards, Connie Boskie, Lisa Scott. Row two