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

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1,-fix ig Pattie Emmett Frank Feil Jack Holloway Mary Knapp A I nv' Monica Garcia helps pre-schooler Msemaji Simmons, put together a puzzle. Measuring a piece ol lumber tor his Industrial Arts Shop class is Adam Reese. Industrial Arts Department 207

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Industrial Arfs proves useful Industrial Arts are technical arts used in industries which will provide students with many educational opportunities and benefits. With the addition of a new class in the department this year there was a wide variety of classes from which students could choose. They were: Foods, Housing Interior, Woods, Electronics, Auto, Child Development, Drafting, Architecture, Crafts, Studio Art, Drawing, Art, Metals TechnoIo9Y, and Clothing. The new class was divided into two semesters and was Home Craft and Consumer Management. Carolyn Burns was the instructor of Home Craft which taught students knitting, weaving, and crocheting. The chairman for the Industrial Arts department was Wade Boyce. Y .J , .VV ,,I' A H V. , , Q 'S 'xl tf . SV., 3,2 F k K' xx .1 l 206 Industrial Arts Department Students work on a variety of projects in wood shop. A ....l u Bob Bassett Marilyn Bollinger Wade Boyce Mark Colussy Robert Cooley Audrey Ducote

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Mathematics gives logic fo sfudenfs One of the projects ofthe mathematics club, a club which is sponsored by the math department was to choose an outstanding senior in mathematics, and award herfhim a one hundred scholarship. Our mathematics department had a large range of classes for the student at Rancho. They were basic math, introduction to algebra, algebra I, algebra ll, computer math, trigonometry, calculus. There were three career-oriented math classes. They were computer math where the student figures out percentages and other math problems. The two other classes were calculus and trigonometry where they learned logarithmic function in one varible and function of angles, triangles plus advanced algebra and other mathematical functions. There were ten math teachers and James Wahl was the chairman of the math department. 6 23 While in computer math Diane Lara ligures out problems on the computer. 1-.J I Daniel Amberg Leroy Brown Marie D8viS0n Douglas Griffin 208 Mathematics Department l 144 .,... ,,.! .,- .. . - ,L 'zgig,',..g.,',: .1:,'f,w-s..m, M,. igmg F 'aw-.N Two ot the math teachers Judy Marshak and Douglas Griffin sign up stu- dents at registration. 'A T V 1533, .-ff: a- Q' -.1 1g.,v.-f- , ,,...,w M ,pi 3:52 ,,.g,hgi., ..l,,,,i?,...f.. a n .L L 9 L i . L. Q 1 4' i ,J ref in f' 'fit' Jr l , 3- Vg, .yan ff-'g' rs fwg1-',,,...A5.3m- . V 2:41. ff-gf -'f : . Q f A 4 ,,,, XJR: 1m,,gj,,'.i.,,,,. .... . ,LIJ,.,.,.,,.'iggA 1 ww.. . - i -1 V - In 1 2 A75 I Ar .L ,iz ..g,fSZ, ., -aw' , .' 1 . se mi ' JM VN -.sri .1