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

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Social Studies explains behavior Social studies helps people know and understand the world they live in, declared Ronald Walker, chairman ofthe social studies department. Mr. Walker said he telt that social studies is great for all students, and that the history classes offered at Rancho are especially helpful to the college-bound individual. A new course, Crime and Justice, found a welcome audience in the students. Taught by Joe Lendini, the class was designed to help students learn the basics ot public laws and court procedures. One of the changes in the social studies program this year, was the fact that history is no longer offered in both basic and advanced classes. Mr. Walker felt that merging the two classes was a good move. Willis Caples, a teacher in the Social Studies department, lectures over the day's ' ' ' 'deaonhe I5 ails it lif 1 ltii l e lf : P 63, W i James Norris n.p. Joe Lendini 1,-1-1.-f ,P R' x : 4. -,Q Phil Cook Buford Cox Susan Deluca David Slade Ronald Walker Dorothy Williams Social Studies 215

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I fx., NW HM Counselor Randall Roberts, chairman ol the department, talks with con- cerned parent over the . phone Counselors solve sfudenf problems The counselors' main task is to help students get adjusted, said Randall Roberts who was in charge of the counselors this year. The counselors were also very helpful in successfully finding jobs for a few students. Each counselor was in charge ol a department, as well as having a section of students for counselees. For instance, Randall Roberts was in charge of testing, Judith Warner was responsible for scholarships, Ken Divich was in charge of liaison, Maggie Pearson's specialty was human relations, Bob Peck was in charge of special education, and Ruth Maughan was responsible for young adult center. The student body was divided alphabetically between the counselors except for the freshmen class. Robert Cooper was in charge of it. l g Judith Warner Robert Cooper Kenneth Divich Ruth Maughan Bob Peck Maggie Pearson Randall Roberts