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

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'fs f-f'? Z' . Ritle Team: Front row: Wendy Baird, Julius Kessinger. Row two: Lonnie Barrett, Tony Garcia, Toby Burrighl, George Goss, Eddie Carroll, Charles Pace, Rodney Gonzalez and Mark Hilgers. Row three: Laura Carpenter, Teresa Tyson, Vickie Vasquez, Maria DeSouza, Jack Basil, Royce Reynolds and Mike Johnson. ' 'z ,. 'lf-.Q Front row: Cpt. T. Burright, Co. Lonnie Barrett. Row two: Col. E. Kratt, D. Ship- man, C. Kohr, B. Withrow, T. Garcia, W. Baird, L. Boggs, J. Ptietter, C. Wil- Color Guard: Denise Jensen, John Ptietter, Dale Toyne and Joanne Johnson. Front row: D. Shakespeare, D. Shipman, R. Smith, J. Rodgers, T. Weilenm- man, C. Kominos. Row two: P. Rodgers, P. Williams, D. Botlort, J. Dixon, B. Evans. Row three: J. Orr, C. Thompson, B. Shanahan, G. Milden, and L. Shakespeare. 72 R.O.T.C.

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Qxytfks. Z. RAEHS T 'FP cd? Q .R vi S' no was 0 'for mms igxcpx f. 'ci Q- to Qs fo 'bkqpyo mfs u Pep club officers: Fronf row: Cheryl Williams, Historian, Vicki Thompson, Vice President, Susan Edmondson, Secretary. Raw two: Chris Fox, Publicity Manager, Theresa Gillifzer, Treasurer, Sally Gallitzer, President. Top 'Sh a Wilde, Yell leader. Pep Club members show enthusiasm Pep club is great! remarked Susan Edmondson, Secretary. It really helps pro- mote school spirit. The Rancho Pep club is one of the biggest organizations at Rancho. This year the club consisted of sixty-five members. lf a student wishes to be a Pep club mem- ber, he must first go through initiation, and of course, he must like to yell and show school spirit. Among Pep club activities were bake sales, Homecoming button sales and participating in the bug race and float building. The club came in first in the club float division in the parade. Members also decorated the Homecoming Queen's platform. This year the Pep club president was Sally Gallitzer. Ruth Ann Williams and Dawn Simms were the advisors. N' ff Pep club members watch anxiously as the Rams play their Homecoming game against Eldorado. Members were required to attend all games where they led the onlookers in spirit-lifting cheers.

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, ur R.0. T. 0. benefits future airpersons Among the opportunities available to stu- dents graduating with three to four years of R.0.T.C. training areg college scholarships and the chance to be one ofthe five nominated for Air Force Academy consideration. For those entering military service after gradua- tion, R.O.T.C. is beneficial in raising an enlis- tee to one pay grade higher than other volun- teers. Rancho's Reserve Officer Training Corps unit earned a meritorious award this year in competition with three hundred other units from the USA and abroad. Outstanding stu- dents this gear were: Cadet Commander Toby Burright, adet Deputy Commander Lonnie Barrett, Cadet Lieutenant John Pleilter and Cadet Master Sergeant Zina Moser. Asked why R.O.T.C. appealed to him, Harold Keator, a freshman replied, lt's lots of fun, it's military and I get to wear a uniform. Drum and Bugle: Front row: Brian Withrow. Row two: Twan Berson, Geral Shay, Glenn Pritchard, Tom Rodgers, Elaine Galindo, Ronald Copeland, Tim Evans. Iiams, R. Cooper, C. Kevus, W. Thorson, R. Smith, Z. Moser, C. Kominos, L. Carpenter and Msgt. E. Meeks. Front row: Thomas Rodgers, Marty Mitchell, Ramona Reynolds, Charmaine Preator, Ithamar Aguilar, Natalie Aguilar, Harold Kea- tor and Andrew Roberts. Second row: Mike Cable, Lowel Washington, Tony Weilemman, Robert Clark, Eileen Allen, and John Slatavski. Back row: Amy Weber, Ann Ahll, Ken Slater, Tim Packer and Darryl Hancock. R.O.T.C. 73