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

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, . Zodiacs perform af goufh fair The Zodiacs participated in several assemblies during football season, Parents' Day, and Black History Week. They also took part in a special assembly presented by Tim Searcy, fformer member of the Zodiacsj. Other activities included participation in the Nevada Youth Fair, April 20-23, where they won the Grand Champion Award in the past year plus several other ribbons. Each year special pins are presented to the Zodiacs for their outstanding performances throughout the year. Certificates are also presented to each member. Zodiacs advisors are Larnell Tillmon and Jennie Scott. The president was Rhondalyn Patterson. The Zodiacs planned a trip this year as a special educational project. Zodiacs 61

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Newspaper Sfaff spreads fhe word 60 Rampage The high school newspaper is the students' way of knowing what is going on around their campus. With this the staff of the Rampage prepares each morning for a tiring but well- rewarding job. These staff members, consisted ot: editors, photographers, business managers, copy writers, proof readers, artists, and the very important salesmen, put together a high school newspaper, the Rancho Rampage. Besides putting together an informative piece of communiction, the members also took time out to collect for a can drive. ,. ff -.9 ' p '95, g. Q t fi! iffy' ga LP4 . Q ' , V ff , .. , 5 'ff sf' ' vw' i i s , R T ffrf . , all YN M, , ff , A fi-ff.. ' gg' bell, T. Brendel. In tree'R Little J Ho an E Foster Fronfrow V M n huge, M. Heinbokel, T Q - - , - 9 . - . : . a c Belian, B. Wa. Row 2: D. Howard, D. Roque, S. Porter, M. Stein, D. We, Ms Smith, M. Cram. D. Yeoman, J. Hefnn. siiltnvmlsifv, ,Q-' v3.- ,. .N . -5 .Q -Q.. Front row: K. Banks, M. Mate, K. Spillane. Row 2: D. Hatella, B. Zamora, I. Arviza, B. Troop. Row 3: C. Bevel, C. Camp-

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62 Chess Club Chess Club checks opponents After losing two valuable state champions last year, the Rancho chess club still remained a top team. Senior, Mike Hendryx along with the team itself, held an undefeated record throughout the chess club season. The team record was 8 and 0. Each player has forty-five minutes and forty moves to attack his opponent. Matches were held every Monday for eight weeks, followed by a two day tournament at Valley High School. Chess club advisor, Russell Ramerez divided the club into two teams. The varsity team included the top five members with the remaining members on the iunior varsity team. X lses T si N - With sportsmanship attitudes, junior Mario Franzone and senior, Craig Talley practice together to outwit one another's chessman skills. Both Mario and Craig have been interested in chess for many years. , r s . . .. as . ...... ' at 'L 'L