Ramona High School - Aries Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

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As always, September, l957, found the Yankees in first place, but at Ramona a far more hectic pace prevailed. Sophomores wandered aimlessly about, rumors were rife about a closed campus, new friendships blossomed, and coquettish smiles gave promise of romantic dates to come. But as someone has said Cprobably Shakespeare? life isn't all cakes and ale, and the teachers didn't take long in proving this dictum. Piles of homework, vocabulary notebooks, literary notebooks, biology notebooks, and notebooks on notebooks seemed to be the order of the day. Even tests seemed a welcome relief, and finally, at the end of each bitterly long week, came those weekends with their football games, basketball games, those cozy, informal dances --- with their unforgettable dates. So went the year, filled with exam dates, homework dates - and then just dates. Now the months have fled leaving a full and cluttered calendar of fun-filled dates. The i958 ARIES presents DATES with the hope that the memory of friends, teachers, activities, sports, and the town will be indelibly etched as the best DATE ever. ' f UN THESE NDNIVIIE5 Mm-:. 3 ' , X WW Q ez af ffm ' yigf , f f ff f, Wil .,,, b ,, ., f iaii ii. Q1 W I LES-I' WE ITOQGET A date with books CLASSES Page 6 A date with teacher FACULTY Page 44 WEBB SCIEN L? fb 1711! THESE MEIVIOPABLE A date ACTIVITIES Page 58 A shopping date ADVERTISING Page H2 A sports date SPORTS Page 90 3 3 6 p Q, X YL! . x A T' 2379 W Q H f A A A N JI J ga..-.1-. i Y NIP' ' 1 -QAD l....Zaf Tfj QE- P A IIDMVIPE WH SUCKS! 4-f 1. f 4 , 2 EM., K4-1 ,fjfh ,, 1 44 .Zig -4 ,. 1 ,Ziff . ff M. 55 :Q My mf ,, , . , C, ' ' Aff' A-lf fy 'sb 1 'U , ,715 ' mg f 'Ea ,, 'n d. Thur if -sw, XM f J ,f...,,,, f--5-w,M..,,., f ll 1 ,r ,f rl' Qi f I Ag! - Qpfv . w l f Q 1' .iw f f, f If I X, fn Ji U rn :Ml-1 .p L, t-cr f wa ff f f A ' r : l. if!! ff 'J xi Lorilee Babcock Woodrow Wilson Bailey Varsity Football Charles D. Baker Janice Baker Gloria Barnes Charles Vinton Barrows C. S. F. Gary Eugene Barto Bowling Club Torn Grant Beayen George Truman Bemis Virginia Ellen Bird Senior Class Social Ch Melba Black Rickard Bolin Key Club airrnan xy i 129 5 l Barbara J. Abbe G. R. A. Gloria Aguilera G. R, A. Board Richard Aguilera Varsity Football Kent Ahlswede U. S. B. Vice President Carmen Ahumada Francine Anderson l-li-Tri Jane Anderson l'li-Tri Pequita Anthony Aries Staff Eldon Archer Christian Fellowship Club Peter Arellano David J. Arnold Elizabeth Athey Zi-T if XV Jacklyn Bouren Senior Sponsor Margaret Ann Boyd Drama Club Margaret Braninburg Jerry Bridges Varsity Football Janice Brower Nancy Brown Drama Production Phil Brown Donna Bruyneel l'li-Tri Jerry Bucher Rollene Buck Senior Class Council Mary Buckner Future Nurses Clu Richard Burke Varsity Track 4 4 Q 'hi 6-G' 4 if 'P 1 f l S b will it , . A ' 3, Q 4 , -,L l 'il '73 ,' 1 f ' X 1 ir ,,VVkfV I , F4 Q vi If L , f in I! , f F, X f Sandra Jean Burns Gene Burns Cross Country ,leanita Burns Christian Fellowship Club Ellery George Campbell Gloria Campbell G. R. A. Amelia Cardoza l-li-Tri Dale Carroll Varsity Fooball Bill Carver Gwen Catching Student Government LeRoy Ross Chadderton Don Chambers Ron Chambers Sylvia Charpenel Girls' League Board Lorraine Chatham G. R. A. Bonnie Kathleen Chipman J. O. Board Dennis Christenson Beth Christopher G. R. A. Nancy Christopher Richard Leon Chubb Paul Wayne Claassen Merilyn Clark Ram-Page Staff David Ray Cline Jaquline Coke Daniel F. Cooper Boys' League Committee fir! Q my i 1 4 if 2' fff! f f 55 .0 nr' may Qu Ellie Cornwall Girls' League Joan Luticia Cowan Varsity Yell Leader Janice Ccx Senior Sponsor Willard Cox Varsity Baseball Larry Vance Criswell Carl Crouch Masquers Gary Crowder Varsity Basketball Finley Culpepper Varsity Football Roger Culver Varsity Basketball Carol Ann Cunnison Pom Pon Girl Mike Dalton Varsity Football David D'Ambragio Betty Jean Davis Senior Sponsor Carol Dawes l-li-Tri Mori Day Boys' League Marci le deGa rm' Ram-Page S'ti'7' Robert F. Ellison Georgia Evans Senior Class Council Richard T, Farley Varsity Football Dave Fa rrner Track Larry Farris l-larold Favilla David Field Head Varsity Yell Leader Don Fischlein Tom Fisher Tennis Eddis Irene Fleischman Mary Ruiz Flores Varsity Yell Leader Barbara Florkosky Kenneth Florkosky Cross Country Anita Ford Dan Forster Varsity Football R' Donna Deiss N. F. L. Donna DeLorenzo Russell Derby Ruth Diaz Michael Deiderich Varsity Football Richard Dorris Delores Downs F. H. A. President Lorraine Drake Senior Sponsor William Drake Marianne Dugi Future Nurse's Club Ignacio Duran Kenneth Ecker Varsity Football use . .,! if ' '24 f 57, fy f A f f Z , W 5 7 f 1 ff , 'ZW r Z fr gg., fwf 'HM W4 ' X. -, f 1 f 1 X ff!! I 4 , f, , ff Wil 9 ' 'A ' Richard R, Frick J. V. Football Gordon Fristad Pantillo Fuentes Tony Fuentes Barbara Fulton Stage Crew Marie Gallagher Alfred Gann Varsity Football Mary Garcia X G. R. A. Gary Gates ' Boys' League 4, 75 Tamara Gates ' be A Christian Fellowship bf if V Gwen Glazer A Mary Ann Gleeson Q I y, Mascot . N . , Darlene Godwin Senior Class Council Raymond Gonzales Sports Paul Gosche Marcia Leigh Granger Senior Sponsor President Cathy Grant Girls' League Board .lchn Gren Walter P. Grittith Letterman's Club Diane Gritton Senior Sponsor Ruth Guzman Sharon Kay l-lall Aries Editor Jerry l-larnbleton Allen l-larnmerschmidt Varsity Football Virginia Hamontre U. S. B. Secretary Nancy Hannah U. S. B. Treasurer Rick Hanson Senior Class Council Ellen Harris Girls' League Ray Harris Ram-Page Staff Joe Wright Haskins Bowling Club Gary Haugen Masquers Mary Nell Hearn Robert Roy Heeres Senior Class President Dave Herclwelrode Alex Hernandes Athletics Arrnida Hernandes Girls' League Board , f X 4 7m f f f f ff f? f f . f 4 ' f f Vp, ff X .J , , ., A Z 12 5 J My A if A542599 , .79 f an fw div 1 aff: 2' , f K., f A ,aw f ' gif Ml Mary Jane Hesser Senior Sponsor Ga ry Hinman Varsity Football Robert Holte Cleo Lynne Hooper Senior Sponsor Gerrie Hornstra G, R. A. Frances Horton Peggy Howbert Janice Howell Don Hubbard Baseball Ron Heulat af f 4 K V , 1 yi., ..,, ,, 2,5 V is .1 V wi . M . .- W 'f A A., 'G ilt-1 ' Qv?a. 'f Boys' League President Judy Ann lon Porn Pon Girl Yashi lseda Varsity Football Billy Joe Jackson Judith Ann Jasper G. R. A. Board James R. Jennings Student Court Judge Lorraine Johnson N. F. L. Board Barbara Ann Jones Senior Sponsor Ray Jones Karen Joy Mary Kajiyama C. S, F. Mary Vane-tte Kaye J. O. Board Pete Keck Key Club Vaunda Lee Kell G. R. A. Nancy Kelleghan 1 , A I 1 Q .. I 1 j li'. Danny Kelly Herbert Kemp Janice Kent Christian Fellowship Club Shirley Hayden Kihm William Kilday Jack Kirby Mike Klepper Gerhard Koehn Choir Timothy Ralph Kottel Letterman's Club Sally Marie Krinard Pom Pon Girl Nancy Krise Senior Sponsor Nadine Kuglar Janet Laing Hi-Tri Vice President Barbara Lansing Dorothy Lawler Linda Lawler 'A Mary Ann McConnell Girls' League President Walter McDaniel Beverly McDowell Katherine McGovern Pom Pon Girl Sally McGrath Aries Staff Lorraine McKee Jeanella McKenzie Mello-Teens Dan McMillian Student Government Lana McNair Senior Sponsor Charlene Maddern Don Madewell Jeannie Mahoney Junior Orchesis Mary Majors Christian Fellowship Club Doris Ann Mansfield Jennie Mares Lorinell Lawerence Rose Marie Lemons Junior-Senior l-li-Tri Se John Lemos Phoebe Lerma G. R. A, David Leibig John Wesley Little Senior Class Treasurer Walter W. Linke Boys' League Don Love Safety Club Linda Lundberg Senior Sponsor Bonnie Lunt C. S. F, Donna Jean MacGillivery Bertie McClain creta ry U6 1 Jeanette Miller Girls' League John Milligan Betty Jones Mitchell Senior Sponsor Dennis Mitchell Richard E. Mitchell Barbara Leola Moore Senior Sponsor Bonnie Morabito Hi-Tri Board Diane Moras N. F. L. Joseph Bertran Morgan lll I ' U. S. B. President A I Frank Morrell Student Court J' ' Bob Morrow 4 Football 4 Beverly Morton Frederick Marshall Inter-club Council Ken Marshall Karen Martin Girls' League Board Richard Mason Tom Matheny Masquers Pauline Mazzetti Secretary of Social Activities Sandra Meder Senior Class Council Fred Merrick C. S. F. Judy Mesh koff Senior Sponsor Darlene Metcalf David Mikel Stage Crew Betti Miller Church Motheral Varsity Basketball Marilyn Neely Senior Class Secretary Marlea Newman Senior Sponsor Cynthia Neilson Jr. Red Cross Charlotte Ann Neiport Girls' League Board Barbara Nolan Varsity Yell Leader Nancy Northcoat Karen Norton Dale Omenson James Ore Jan Crowder Osuna Christian Fellowship Club Jane Owens Pep Club f 53? gtg wg' Jerry Clinton Owens P. Richard Owens Nancy Carole Pangborn Dick Parks Varsity Football Wm, Reese Patterson Advisory Representative Penny Patteson C. S. F. Gary Patton Masquers Anna Perez G. R. A. Don Peterson Varsity Football Fawn Plies Pep Club Geraldine Plunkette Moira Kay Porter Varsity Yell Leader 'i Mike Power Varsity Football Phil Prentice F. Gary Prichard Boys' League Christy Proffitt Masquers Andrew E. Ragus Senior Class Vic Rush Ramsey Janet Ruth Rasmussen Shelba Ray Jeaneen Recksiek Karen Reddish Girls' League Board Keith Red Elk Choir Alice Fay Reeder G. R. A, I '9'. X 3' Q A , I , Q J , I 1 J 4 if V , an Mike Richman Safety Council Rose Ellen Ricketts Christian Fellowship Club Diane Roberts Shirley Robertson Office Help Jolyne Robinson Project Chairman Renee Robinson Porn Pon Girl Lorraine Robles Cecilia Rodrequiz Junior Red Cross Representative Jim Rogers Toni Catherine Russell Pom Pon Girl Jesse Sam ra Football Paul Sanchez Jr. Julia Saunders Ram-Page Editor Martin Santerre Allen Schaffer Bill Scherer hat: ' ar if 3 y f V 3 f V ' 4 l f X? 2 X . A Q., . M , , ,Linh Q W, , , rm, . ,I J A ,Z V ff if Y W: ., - ,. J- 6 X :I x , I V V . f fl V f, V l ,,.AA , . Q :X g V :fa--1 W f X 4 ' l if X 1 fs, 1 ff X6 2 all June Smith Trudy Smith Darla Rae Snowball Sandra Sue Snyder Karen Spriggs Ken Steiner Bob Stratton Carolyn Sutton Choir David Sweaney Ken Takano Varsity Football Eugene Takanega Takemi Taniguchi Track Hazel Taube JoAnn Tavaglione Aries Staff Patty Terry I :rrv Toile-r . I A X f ,, ff V f A' Carol Lynne Scott Legislature Marjorie Sharp Ram-Page Staff Gary Shell Anne Shellenback Junior Orchesis Michael L. Shepard Roy Shifflett Lee Shipley Cathy Showalter Aries Staff Juanita Sias G, R. A. Sherry Simonson Bob Sjogren Varsity Football William Skates ll ,un 8... ii ey-, , ag. R ' . be ni , , ,ci . V' J ' .T W' if Z' ,1 S ,, ffl? - qi ,X ,fic 'iw X Duke Vogeltanz Brenda Sharon Wachtrup Howard Clark Walters Christian Fellowship Club Charles Warburton Drum Major Bob Ward Carolyn Wasson Christian Fellowship Club Larry Ray Wear Janice Kay Weber G. R. A. President Claudia M, Wedding Senior Sponsor Patricia Ann Weedin Senior Sponsor Beverly White Aries Staff Elizabeth Williams Debate A , I 6 f ' 1, ' 5 it W If 1 f K 1 XX 454, 4,141 f l X 5 1 g W I 1 I If X f f I , ' 1 U I fp! f 2 1 fe mf i X Z i X g 4 .lo Thomas Girls' League Beverly Jeanine Thompson Gedney Tilden Galen Townsend Football Lorraine Townsend Sherry Tritle Hi-Tri Carl Turner Lonnie Tyler Gloria Vail Senior Sponsor Ramona Vasques Dave Veath Hilario Velasques Baseball ,Q 4 T 'K if af, o f f Gary L. Wilson John Wilson Orchestra Dale Wisner lris Helen Witt Varsity Yell Leader Jack Wolfe Paul Woodland Larry Woodward Carolyn Wardon Vernon Yates Secretary of Assemblies These had other Dave Adkins Molly Aries Johnson Badonie Maynard Batchelder Bill Binkley Daniel Boucher Sandra Burns Virginia Cabrerra Robert Carte David Chilson Eddie Chiuminatta John Costello Gary Daughdrill Charmaine Davis Alvin Dial Marvin Eddington Lester Elledge Daniel Gonzales Jerry Hambelton Sidney Heimstra Mamie Hill Donna Horlacher Linda Howe Richard Kirk David Kudrin John McClure Barbara Mahl Robert Marks Cecilia Ortiz Malcolm Quick dates Roy Racine Sharon Riley Larry Ruddell Paul Schrick George Shields Bill Smith Dorthea Tronvig Howard Valk Gilbert Wendt Paul White Jeffery Wilson Joe Wilson Paul Winters Laurel Ycuell Th Senior Class laid the corner stone John Little, Senior Class Treas- urer, demonstrates one of the many Senior activities, that of getting measured for his cap and gown by Paul Claassen. The industrious Senior Class Officers prepare to measure the space for the names of the first graduating class. John Little, Treas- urer Marilyn Neely, Secretary, Virginia Bird, Social Chairman, Bob Heeres, President, and Andy Ragus, many hours to make the year successful. f WW ' f f'mWff kfi, f yy , MW, W ,W5cW,M,,. f X X , W AAWMQWMZM W ff f Wwf Vice-President w o r k ed f . . so we dedicate Th me Aries to them . fc 51 - ., Qi ,s s, A . , ,l s 7 . .-zf. 1 ,V , s 1, I I K..,. L54 V336 is Z ,, -',- 1 , .4 1 is 1 f i l K' U ,,.. 17' -12-Qi kv if .- I 2 QQ, ..-' , 7 Q - I f fi , Q .e.- 2 ' 5-fi f--e 'ff-'fl of it r. , ' ,t iff 4 42 , ig r . The i958 ARIES' ' ' is dedicated to this year's Senior Class, for although Frustration and Crowds encircled the Thoots during the beginning Ideas and a readiness to Learn led them to become planners of a new school. Riverside and Arlington are proud of this group who worked to organize the best. Sincerity and unSeltishness showed during those busy days ot setting ' ad ct-nd-'fl' which would be the goals of Ramona's future Seniors. ture i b f s e ore them, Ramona w ishes fulfillment of all dreams and expectation S , 0 off Serving as the Yock's President, STEVE COOTER did a fine job of coordinating all the Junior Class projects, JUNE BRADLEY Secretary RAY GAILEY The Juniors planned This year's Junior Class started the tradition of a Christmas Greeting Card. Shares were sold to the students in order to finance it, and this giant greeter was set up to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. GORDON POU LSON Treasurer my yf f M! . 1 2 ! SHARON WALTHERS , ? Social Chairman 1 aa '.,. V G! I 'L V V ' 2 'T udatesn MR. LEE Zriiggisa POOLE 4 an I z ff 'ff 5 I 'vvqi f f jlwyfUC!GHf5 If 72c7I7l0fIa 1? 2 HQ . O E OO ..aOO Z ' O ' OOOOO OOEO . E ' E M - - -I 1? ,.,. gc , f,-, V 2 irrw if im WWW' , ' 225' - N -.yf.,,L1..wr1-ww wx as? W, M. ,f ly VT? .Q-.iq Ffisiaf f J 'l 5 ' H ,, ,J Pd y , .,, , -- ROW l: Mildred Flippen, Linda Wursten, Carol O'Leary, Nadine Procsal. ROW 2: Larry Decker, Dwayne Johnson, Frank Garcia. Selling hotdogs, pop, and cand ROW l: Connie Musser, Maria Garcia, Mary Ann Shields, Margie De Lorenzo, Susan McClure, Iola Jefferson, Janet Glazer. ROW 2: Larry Russell, Gene Wilson, Carl Runnels, Frank Negrete, Ken Lussier, Alphense La Plante. ROW 3: Ned Walker, Ray Archer, Pete Laroclc, Robert Eccles. U I ROW li Ann Graham, Carolyn Babcock, Roberta Dumas, Pat Sarten, Jean Earp, Eleanor Cruz, Jean Bonebrake. ROW 2: John Brown, Henry Zotman, Marvin Downing, Bill l-lodo, Merrell Aguirre, l-lerbert Eddington, ROW 31 Larry Gibson, Gary Balogh, Thomas Thomas, Vince Mattorano. made the games a better date ROW l: Ellen Born, DeLaine Glidden, Bonnie Petty, Christina Sanchez, Jean Gilbereath. ROW 2: Betty Brooks, Lynne Thompson, Chuck Smith, Jackie Rossi, Don Rogers, Johnny Jones, Bob Millird. ROW 31 Scott Bailey, Don Wood- ward, LeRoy Chadderton, Dale Kraemer, Ken Wood, Jim Doalson. L' .r ,N 75 X 4 W 1 ,,d, . 1 an fx, , 'X' ,,1 ag 'tt ROW l: Carol l-lollingsworth, Juanita Porter, Joan Whiteley, Carolyn Wilson, Sue Van Derpoel. POW 2: Leroy Cobb, Jim Davis, Lynn Martin, Earl Kilgore, Don Fitzlotf, Darrell Chrispens, Skip Sargent. ROW 3: Jerry Gentry, Lyle Cornish Vance Cadd, Lynnard Gawley, Pete Moore, David Lo. i A momentous date was when the Yocks' ROW l: Joyce Turner, Judith llese, Normajean Townsend, Sharon Walther, Jeannette Perkins, Dorothy Curry. ROW 2: Myra Deutsch, Linda Rogers, Louvenia Sturgeon, Pat Kaiser, Gloria White, Dianne Dodd, Danny Gomez. ROW 3: Richard Moras, Kathie Osterode, Bernice Powell, llaleah Meader, llajean Meader, Judy Willis, ROW 4: Fred Ortiz, Le Roy Skutvik, Gary Red Elk, Ann Tiedennan, Gene Price. W ,K 10' Q9 Q W 2 , , 2 ROW li Joan Ogilvie, Pat Vales, Marie Cerasara, Jane Brown, Annette Young, Karan Day, Judy Timmons. ROW 2: Jean Burch, Dave Lunt, Jerry Rose, Eileen Grovhoug, Bonnie Boyles, Neal Johnson. ROW 3: Sylvia Smith, Karen Kirkpatrick, Ronnie Avery, Jesse Case, Dave McNeely, Lonny Parkerson. giant Christmas Card was erected ROW l: Jani Marquis, Cecilia Fanseca, Aurora Marin, Sarah Flores, Glenda Rogers, Wilma Smith, Sandy Jamieson. ROW 2: Mary Lou Murphy, Judy Haviland, Pat Basinger, Jeannie Denunzio, Bob Dominguez, Steve Carrow, Albert Withrow, l-lenry Lerrones. ROW 3: Dale Teubner, Chuck Dawes, Chuck Sarten, Jim Bennett, ROW 4: Alvin Parker, Bob Haggard, Bob Spires. ww w 4 Pickles ancl cancl made l L A - .AL ' ROW l: Shirley House, Ann Steele, Hattie Davis, Judy Abbs, Linda Ore, Judy Keplar, Marian Carda, ROW 2: Garry Harper, Jim Cornwall, John Grivin, Randy Vanderpool, Larry Simcox, Evan Grittith, Pat Burch, John Vichkon, Jack D'Elia. ROW 33 Dennis Smith, Ernie Whitint, Charles Travis, David Knott, John Lewis. f iv? ROW l: Ann Dobbins, Kaye Evans, Tracie Hayhurst, Susan Moe, Pat Conser, Karen George, Alica Hibbard. ROW 2: Valarie Mejia, Jackie Crown, Darlene McDermont, Dick De Carlo, Don Smith, Donald Starling, Richard Yankauskas, Wayne Johnson. ROW 3: Liz Gibson, Pat Ammann, Janice Machniak, Anne VonKanel, Robert Kirk, Roger Vian, ROW 4: Dan Leimel, Bob Seaton, Ed Glessner, Tom Hayes, Arthur DuBcrd. 30 nutrition . . . well W 1. ROW l: Betty Macher, Vicki Springer, Adrienne Kreitz, Arletta Ramey, Deanna Shackeltord, Delores Edmonds. ROW 2: Judy Tyler, Carol Lynn Girard, Barbara Snyder, Barbara Bridges, Rose Shomph, Janet Beaudreault, Elaine Jones. ROW 3: Bobbi Reese, Loren Tucker, Craig Hasbal, Frank Matlock, LeRoy Smith, Ronny Sobek, ROW 4: Bill Wilson, Bill Marseilles, Bill Tweedel, John Fleming, Roger l-lamilton. ROW 5: Barnie Northcote, Bill Wallace. ROW l: Nannette Ackles, Carolyn Preston, Sue Patton, Judy Albanese, Janice Washington, Jeanine Barnett, Jerry Rogers, Virginia Stone. ROW 2: Pat l-lastad, Judy Wellington, Karen Kohler, Kitty Tyler, Sylvia Trevino, Sharon Jones, Valerie Johnston, Donna Wescott, Janice Smith, Angelina Mendoza. ROW 3: Dennis l-laraka, Richard Aochi, Connie Albano, Kay Attberry, Sam Virzi Jr., Frank Adams. ROW 4: Mel Hawkins, Samuel Dunlap, Ron Sandretto, Dave Martin, Pete l-lart. 31 ROW l: Sharon Tabor, Barbara Purvis, Martha Brown, Diane Shelton, Carolyn Collins, Peggy Kelley, Sandie Eggert, Doris McLaughlin, Barbara Bente. ROW 2: Phyllis Doran, Ruth Burns, Lewis Walton, Merveyn Shaver, Donna Branda, Patti Blau, Sally Daily, Mary Jo Taylor, Sheryl Bucknell, Judy Whitaker. ROW 3: Angela Axford, Jim Kruvitz, Larry Read, Bill Kovely, Elwin Wood, Dennis Aspittle. ROW 4: Gloria Harvey, Peggy Dalton, Mary Shellenback, Larry Bassage, Louis McLouth. ROW St Greg Peterson, Joe Wingoo, Bill Steines, Richard McNeal, Bill Stoever, Stephen Davis. All their work led to the date ROW l: Lucille DiPerry, Carol Barth, Jacklyn Jakcsy, Cris Hamrnerschmidt, Judy Kolkmeyer, Susan Miles, Pat Frolich. ROW 2: Andrea Tonge, Beverly McPherson, Frankie Becnel, Sharon Williams, Carol Lee Gillinger, Judy Horwedel, Cathy Uhl, Nancy Carter, Denise Scherer, Linda Belville, June Bradley, Jerry Hanley, ROW 3: Annette Sherwood, Judy Mitchell, Bernice Greene, Dave Curtis, Tom Bruyneel, Bob Avenell. ROW 4: Bob Kenny, Jim Brague, Frank Hermes, Nana Norris, Sheryl Gossett. ROW 5: Virginia Veach, Bill Hawkins, Gerry Shoat, Donald Coltrain, Charles Hart, Dan Culver. S1 f ROW l: Nancy Southwick, Susan Moore, Donna Clark, Letty Clark, Glenda Singleton, Judy Siak, Ruth Ann Schuene- man, Annalee Thomas, Elaine Prey. ROW 2: Anna Prins, Bob Warner, Tom Tyndall, Lois Goodman, Cecil Hughes, Janice Krizan, Cindy Heaslet, Barbara Rasmusson, Lindy Brown, ROW 3: Gail Ziebarth, Gary Kemper, Linda Ruddell, Ken Abbe, Terry O'Rourke, Dick Coillot. ROW 4: Jack Scholl, Ann Meairs, Bruce Adams, Roy Coonis, Tom Hiatt. ROW 5: Bud Sherman, Torn Tadevic, Dave Jennings, Bill Gillinger, Herb Joiner, Jerry Collier. of all dates, the Junior-Senior Prom ROW l: Lynette Graves, Beverly Thompson, Darlene McNair, Phyllis Anderson, Mary Montgomery, Phyllis Briney, Jo Ann Hughes, Marty Langley, Judy Werner. ROW 2: Eloise Tweten, Lynn Coram, Jeannie Clason, Barbara Eriser, Sue McDonald, Judie Pratt, Bill Phillips, Bob Belcher, William Goldstein, Vincent Abelbo. ROW 3: John Holt, Beverly Mathes, Anthony Keyfel, Steve Cooter, Don Wright, Charles Haydis Jr. ROW 4: Jim Hendrix, Dan McClury, John Penden, Terry Hughes, Don Cardey. ROW 5: Robert Scheidig, Randy Heer, Bill Harris, Brian Goodell, Ray Gailey, Bill Reid. , fs' . sf A 'Y2'v,4iZ-f7'i'i LYT 7 We .N The Sophomore Class JIM STEINER, Sophomore Class President, led the lower class- men through a very successful first year. LARRY JONES Vice-President DARLENE MATH EWS Secretary The naming of the sophomores was the date ot official acceptance. They were dubbed the Lirps, which meant a bird who short-circuits telephone wires. Al ,,.. J, 9 ' ft mx V VVV.1'v ,S f ,:fE'A if if 22 N gwayci ,L I A 'W 3225 fr i p qi I Efi a . A ' 9 2 , ,fl wi I I Ll? Q-rw-f,1 H Marge Veitch, Jean Jones, and Mary Ann Sebastian, B Cheerleaders, proved the hearty spirit of the Sophomore Class when they led the Ram yells. ELGENE MILLER Treasurer were Christen Lirps LIZ LAMBIRTI-I Social Chairman MISS CONSENTINO and MQ. JACOBSMEYER, Advisors. .4 i-. A! ,912 ROW l: Eileen Boyd, Pat Herbert, Elgene Miller, Shirley Hyman, Joanna Garcia, Margie Woodward, ROW 2: Mary Della Kimbrell, Lynne Emerson, Marilyn Mann, Jirn Harden, Archie Burch, Catherine Hand, Patti Barnes, Janis Reddish, ROW 3: Cathy Weatherwax, Linda Hutt, Dorothy Miller, James Brende, Tom Walters, Jackie VanAusdaI. ROW 4: Sam Dennis, Judie Arnold, Richard Amtower, Ronnie Madole, Jon Humphreys. ROW l: Diane Bucher, Jean Cornwall, Berdenia Suttles, Teddy Brooks, Sandy Massingill, Judy Glenn. ROW 2: Paula Redpath, Gay Sweet, Bonnie Jones, Janell Mathews, Arlene McGrady, Linda Curtis, JoAnne Snively. ROW 3: Tom Skates, Richard Sexton, Kathy Johnston, Minnie White, Joan Faure, Allene Gould, ROW 4: Sherrie Burch, Mary Pettit, Bcb Brasher, Bob McMillan, Frank Somers. ROW 5: Don Dean, Harold Springer, Andy Rowley, Carl Doemland, Paul Zolezzi, Bob Hissman Wh, , f 1 , M, ' 4 'Jr ROW li Betty Farris, Grace Lucero, Donna Spencer, Pat Romagnolok, Pat Charpentier, Elinore Diaz, Susan Scott. ROW 2: Shirley Bruyneel, Arnold Wheatcrott, Franklin Mason, Richard Wiley, Raymond Jaure, Tim Kelleghan, Lupe Diaz. ROW 3: Casey Murillo, Rcss Willis, Sharon Sylvester, Marcelino Macias, Jim Nall, Mike Jewell. ROW 4: Don Hansen, Ken Bowen, Harry Greene. 36 ROW l: Genie Pierce, Dorothy Moras, Margaret Fuentes, Barbara Milligan, Carol Spaulding. ROW 2: Nancy Nesbit, -L' d B l Irene Caballero, Sandra St. George, Jan Johnson, Al Pearce, Gary Byrurn, Marlene McMullen. ROW 3. in a ow es, Jean Jones, Jualyn Brower, Jerry Ore, Richard Boucher. ROW 4: Howard Connolly, Sharon Ganiere, Barbara Phillips, ' ll. William Rogers, Garry Peters. ROW 5: Judy Reeves, Dale Pculsen, Linda Lambeth, Clifford l-li ROW l: Penny Halseth, Barbara Basinger, Carolyn Burke, lrrna Carambat, Joan Carter, Janice Smith. ROW 2: Jackie Belding, Linda Beaudreault, Phyllis Mette, Janice Brown, Carole Jackson, Frank Muramoto, Charles Giurbino, Les Ritter. ROW 3: Paul Skates, Mike O'Neill, Bob Ridlnger, Tim Pillitery, Jackie Petersen, Lynn Canfield. ROW 4: Bob Johnson, Bill Lindstrorn, Ron Mitchell, Henry Des Martes, Don Crcut. ROW 5: Torn Sapp, Bob Palmer, Harold Miller, Jon l-larris, Art Pitts, Leonard Junk, ROW l: Jeannie Smith, Nancy MacGillivray, Pat Andrews, Judy Morabito, Norma Kemp, Jackie Leonard, Nancy Manos, Diana Kerr. ROW 2: Bonnie Jones, Albert Anbuchon, Ray Breit, Pete Bevacqua, Phyllis Hibbard, Connie Randers, Jerrie Werner, Patsy Warnock, Marion Nelson. ROW 3: Diane Woodford, lan Bart, Chip Anderson, Carol Walther, Nancy Joknis, Lynne Piercey. ROW 4: Richard Burton, Ray VanWagner, Penny Woolfe, Judy Gordon, Clifford Earp. ROW 5: Darwin Carroll, Tom Bailey, Larry Balfour, Richard Gauthier, Bill Broristrup, Dave Brockman. 37 -Q , ,wr ROW l: Dorothy Free-se, Kitty Hall, Joan Margan, Darlene Braninburg, Judy Erke, Josephine Gomez, Pat McGhee. ROW 2: Kay Weber, Kathy l-lesser, Lynn Croke, Dennis Erwin, Jim Fisher, Linda Hill, Bonnie Wilmore, Marilyn Frogge, Nadine Dunning, ROW 3: Carol Bates, Rose Mary Levora, Bette Monroe, Joe Rodriquez, Gary Goodman, Carol Vought. ROW 4: Michael Newland, Ronald Matthews, Don Jones, Larry Hieger, Robert Stewart. ROW 5: Laurel Maddox, Gilbert Huerta, Larry Houston, Robert Mclnteer, Doug McAfee, Ronnie Ryneal. ROW l: Jane Flannery, Marianne Sebastian, Lavon Kemp, Sandy West, Naomi Adams, Sandy Pitt, Rosie Ornelas, Dona Back, Bonnie Miller. ROW 2: Frank Malcom, Marilyn Hamner, Nancy Seidl, Anita Peabody, Donna Wilson, Loren Tschetter, Bill Ross, Steven Ballmer, Paul Nuccitelli. ROW 3: Johnny Norris, Mike Bolin, Tony Sheridan, George Ward, Joe Griggs, Norman Mix. ROW 4: Eddie Lundberg, Jim Williams, Dave Spatford, Ronnie Johns, Dick Orlando. ROW 5: Wayne Stahnke, John Weigel, John Boyet, Johnny Bomar, Mike Cunnings, Dan Neve-au. in ROW li Rosanne Wich, Blanche Campbell, Diane Card, Mary Serna, Pat Berghamer, Nancy Landis, Norma Ehlers. ROW 2: Barbara Marshall, Sharon Brekhus, Mary Brown, Earlene Neal, Nancy Chabot, Sharonlea Chavez, Barbara Chambers, Curtis Smith, David Reeves, James Campbell, Floyd Ole, ROW 3: Jackie Mynah, Robert Mejia, Edward Erickson, Martin Steinmetz, Bob Stinnett, Linda Hood, ROW 4: Hue Fields, Gary Rich, Bob Rowley, Steve Buckly, Tom Rcchte. 38 ROW l: Penny Cooper, Bonnie Barlow, Otelia Duran, Linda Glaser, Rosalee Farmer, Louise Jordan, Leora Tracy, Anita Root, Sandra Criswell. ROW 2: Sherry Robbins, Dennis Foster, Janet Hawes, Margie Ogivila, Karen Trimble, Joyce Chambell, Judy Dahl, Lola Hawkins, Aurora Chavez, Theda Farris, Marcela Duran. ROW 3: Barbara Curtin, JoAnn Holt, Suzann Matusky, Joe Cicconi, Lon Remington, Paul Carter, Bill Grittith. ROW 4: Merle Wright, Kenneth Guza, John Perrone, Gary Marks, Lonny Yoakam. 1' l: Diane Baugher, Pamela Scott, Wanda Chapman, Eleanor Grier, Ann Detchon, Trina Prichard, Kathy Reich, Berchtold. ROW 2: Dennis Jensen, Allen Boyce, Jim Frick, Dennis Borm, Colleen Courtney, Joan Hubbard, Sharon Hester, Linda Robertson, Winitred Althizer, Beatrice Carter. ROW 3: Ruth Perez, Judy Baker, Dennis Moore, Dcn Kalmar, Frank Sellaro, James Galloway. ROW 4: Robert Sanchez, Art Hendrix, John Sullins, Sharon La Fon, Eddie Jones. ROW 5: Terry Johnson, Philip Jones, Leonard Doup, Chris Derick, Curt Gustafson, Bob Crosby. ROW Sandy ROW l: Kathleen Brown, Felba Land, Jill Kedian, Barbara Smigelski, Doris Blackwell, Carol De Monbrun, ROW 2: Rosie Perez, Pam Eason, Susan Rusca, Jeanie Ellis, Bea Meshkotf, Janet Gibson, Russ Czarnecki, Mike Rusch, Donna Rule. ROW 3: Tom Batch, Barbara Marks, Gene Wells, Ed Johnson, John Pschorr, Ronnie Murray. ROW 4: Bob Bomar, Richard Cherry, Mike Pierce, Miles Takenaga, Richard Haskins. 39 51 pus V., '4 V r e f ' W ROW lx Joe Charpentier, Toni Barbour, Marjorie Lyden, Leonard Fitzgibbons, Jerry Girard, Jim McGhee, Tom Berard, Dave Rodriguez, , x wavbwf f ff ROW l: Robert Macias, Gereld Rinola, Virginia Trevino, Claudia Howlett, Sharon Baker, Mike Burt, Ray Rivera. ROW 2: Craig Gallagher, Anthony Byrd, Dana Fosmo, Danny Mendoza, Nino Perez, Lawrence Matchett. ROW 3: Dave Vian, George Finch, ROW l: Phyllis Richmond, Norma Oglesby, Mary Ann Hedger, Marcia Hooper, Shelby Plager, Judy Rasmussen, Margie Hyde, Gail Hinman. ROW 2: Wanda Mathias, Cathy Willey, Marilynn Smith, Ann Creighton, Margie Noller, Virginia Huckett, Joyce Neumann, Caren Huckett, Liz Lambirth, Dick Wass, David Marsh. ROW 3: Carolyn Spencer, John Huspek, Ken Day, David Whitaker, Judy Rowe, Tom Cain. ROW 4: David Prosser, Wayne Huckaby, Steve Cunnison, Terry Wade, Bob Jenks. AO ROW l: Ruby Jo Seals, Diane Moquin, Minnie Diaz, Gloria Gonzalez, JoAnn Kushner, Susan Summers, Connie Unger. ROW 2: Wallie Kaniatobe, Wanda Fraley, Beverly Willcut, Tereasa Cruz, Joan l-iavercamp, Paul Scheidig. ROW 3: Darlene Phillips, Margaret Brooks, Sharon Dickerman, Douglas Crick, Danny Otte, Richard Moody. ROW 4: Sue Smith, Bob Dockerty, Bill Seager, Jim MacGregor, Dennis Myers, Ralph Wood. ROW l: Julia Repp, Diane Mitchell, Claudia Hill, Cristy Schumacher, Linda O'Bradovich, Mary Jo Morrison, Frances Sherman, Sandy Preston, Jeanette Mays. ROW 2: Theresa Gaily, Cathie Sherman, Cathy Davis, Jean Wallace, Karen Brann, Ruth Vaniman, Sandy Smith, Lana Bell, Marge Ostness, Richard Mitchell, Julia Peebles. ROW 3: Sharon Ogonowski, Larry Sawyer, Leonard Rogers, Diana Corbitt, Margie Veitch, Ron Sinclair. ROW 4: Kenny MacLeod, Jacque Paine, Larry Myer, Joe Perrone, Bruce Morgan. ROW 5: Nancy Powers, Merrell Davis, James Stanwood, Doug Mac- Arthur, Stephen Reid, Roger Obermeyer. J ,J W if gf- W 5 ,,. ROW l: Raymond Mendoza, Greg Campos, Dick Chambers, Paul Chavez, Robert Caballero, Frankie Flores, Jimmy Higley. ROW 2: Alan Giles, George Bird, Elias Olvera, Dave Spurlock, Ronnie Cote, Dennis Sims, Craig McCracken, Jim Loras, John Marquez. 4l M3 's ROW lg Jill Deaner, Darlean Mathews, Roberta Sallender, Nancy Ashmore, Pat l-lesentlow, Jane Rimmer, Karen Anderson, Linda Wright, Lois Schneider. ROW 23 Sharon Miller, Carol l-lauck, Bette Jungmichel, Margaret Evans, Jim Faucher, Kenny White, Hugo Leuteritz, Bill Wheeler, Larry Jones, Jan Flaherty, Denise Yeoman, Janet McKellar. ROW 3: Terry Hammerschmidt, John Elstead, Pat Johnson, Judy Terrien, Linda Normand, Beverly Franck. ROW 4: Loy Wangsness, Gwen Turner, Janet McDaniel, Richard Walker, Steve Erikson. ROW 5: James Linke, John Kuoppa- maki, Ray Dalbey, Richard Williams, Gary Swanson, Gary Davis. The Sophomores were much in number and spirit W7 ROW lf Carol lwasko, Carol Fouts, JoAnn Winship, Judie Wilson, Carolyn Christensen, Margaret Beatty, ROW 2: Leonard Harris, Kitty Harris, Josephine Downs, Edna Armstrong, Dennis Shackeltord. ROW 3: Richard Slocum, Mary Ann Frigaard, Stephanie Brusca, Dave Judd, Keith Zachary, Roger Funk. ROW 4: Richard Slocum, Francine Wise, Carolyn Lewis, Terrie Ragan, Vic Soto, Marty Zvada, ROW 5: Gary Whitney, Bill Brock, Gary Hillman, Jim Steiner, Ron Reeve. 42 A school date for two A few hours later both Nancy and Pat are hard at work with the books. Another day at school finds Pat Burch looking sort of un- prepared, but Nancy Seidle seems to have done her share of studying, The sands have shifted! Pat is buried in a book, while Nancy finds time to sharpen her pencil. Three o'cIock at last, and time to go for a coke before heading home. This brings to a close that wonderful CPD date at school. A NU MV IIE WH TEACHER? 1 HQ X O ' . 4 '. h' ' . x x ,'aT'n 1:95 I gx 4 E 1a,!4Xl -c x S -: . , w .. ., , pf 1:f,-E, 21:5 !f':f:..'q. .' N' tr' ' 'I 'A Q3i :,'g9 523 . S' ' -sz' -l': X ::,-:.---.,-1' 'f::': x ,. -vi' . -g' vlgl..'f'.' 1 -. X .f!g.' ll- -I:-V -I.. 0 l 'nj' 1 ,Hgh I1 F L., 0 iii- ',l s, XX f'l ffl- mi i, - ' - al':,l'-fx! . f Er . lil! ,, ':Q ff X I, ' l p -- ' V x X ,gf -12-41-.gg N X 'ir'-v'l ,Jig x ffj 1 l- lr,,iu X f-.1 -1.-:.,.gu X ,- 4. lv . .. x .V I -U I. 1. x fl ?:lg 'lgl:' H : ur. ' I-'ip X I. ' ' ' I' N ez- 9 f':---9 . - I, - ying: .lgr ., 1.9-A,. f q. : ' V-'gr' LN If f.: 5 .'NN 14. 4 ' ' 3' , I '. ' , - AM .. ,1- . x . 1 . 'l 5 . X- 51 1 I u- X J'-1 4 X .XII ' 2 1'-:If X-.A , ch' X - . ll 55 k li? . -.5-,L ' 4 f'. 1 - 'v' 4. cv 4. P, Q 4 , l 0:00 0 1.3 , I , v . A , o . ': '1 ' a I: ' . 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Most of the time they were found in these familiar environments, working to make Ramona's educational program the best. The first stop was MR. RICHARD DEVlNE'S cubby hole. As Director of Student Activities, he coordinated and advised the many activities, the big- gest being the student cabinet. ln the administration building, MR, ROBERT KUTCH was found peeking through his many files connected with his job as Director of the Guidance Department. Next door was the office of MR. ART BAZIL, head of the Attendance Department. His work was colorful, consisting of white, blue, yellow, and beautiful pink papers. Found talking to four pretty girls was MR. BRUCE MILLER. Many times this well- known figure was seen on Ramona's campus, working for our benefit. Often caught discussing his problems Cmainly boys? was MR. JOHN MENSINGER, Vice-prin- cipal and Dean of Boys. Across the hall was MRS. NARCISSA EMANUEL'S office. As Dean of Girls, her kind understanding caused her to be a beloved friend to all. Toward the end of the long hall was the office of our principal, MR. GEROULD ESGATE. As a possessor of high ideals, he worked for the betterment of the school and its students, gaining the title of a loyal friend. His office was the final stop of our administrative to n. Mr, M lvl My rl 2 l 5 W lrt. ll r 4 ,. V if ff l v .fv l1-' ..... f ffy ., ' 4 Z 7 44 3 , , .. Milli ' We .Zh , -i.....4 ..-Q ,Y I ' 1... ' Ji Open wide, says MRS. TEIG, school nurse. Many cuts, bruises, tempera- tures, and headaches were taken care ot in her health office. MRS. DIDDEN looks right at home amidst all the books. Wonder why she looks so happy? She has still to return them all to their proper places. Why, MRS. ALLEN, why aren't you with your Eng- lish class? Your free per- iod isn't for an hour yet. Our date with the lacult MRS. JOHNSON, MRS. HIBBARD, and MR. ERWIN decide to teach their history classes at one time. Saves the voice, you know. Coaches MOORE, PAGES, and O'NEIL discuss the odd bounces of a pigskin. Now, this is a motor, explains MR, HEATH, as MR. CAREY and MR. PORTER try to look interested. These are the men who kept us from murdering the English language: MR. LEE, MR. MCCOMAS, and MR. PAINE. - was from 8:30 to 3:00 MRS. BARTON likes to demonstrate when she ex- plains things to her gym classes. 49 Don't fear, sir, you're insured. MR, PROBST doesn't lock so confident, MRS. EAD'S pleased look is the result of the won- derful geometric designs behind her. MR JORDAN dont tell us you're teach- ing sociology to MR THOMAS now! COACH BARNES is all set for another day of basketball practice with the B team. MR, JACOBSMEYER is ready to take off on his daily tour of the district with his driving students. MR, MARKIN looks kind of tired! That's alright, MR. MARKIN, it's just from all of that school- work. We're sorry to inform you, MISS CONSENTINO, but you're supposed to use a basketball bat for that, not a hockey stick, MR. BELL examines the faculty coffee money jar - let him explain. Money, money, money! murmurs MR. NELSON, Director of Finance. l-le doesn't know that anyone is watching him dream aloud. Teaching tactfull MR. KROGI-I hurries across campus to his next class, who happens to abhor tardiness. All triangles are pointed, says MR. LEWIS to his geometry class. lHe's really trying to find out if his students are asIeep.I MRS. NORTI-I looks pleased. I-ler history classes must have gone well today. was their aim MRS. HESS and MR CARTER are discuss ing plans for the Spring Fling Now, press down hard with the little finger, says MR, LAIRD to his typing class. MISS HEFLER sneaks a cup of coffee between classes. MR. PALAIA is found in one of his rare moments of complete concentra- tion. SI A FE.- i ls Shake three times, ex- But l just sneaked out plains MR. WALTHERS, of class to make a and presto- we have a few calls, explains MR. milk shake. KRIEB, pleasantly. They knew IJ? . 5,51 .2 X T V V1 I the answer ff Wagga, M Maas.. qw MR. WILLIAMS, MR. MOORE, MR. FITE, and MR. BUSHMAN are four of our terrific coaches. Oh why did I give that MR. BUSH examines one MR. TRAINER discusses the com- homework assignment of his student's paintings position of human blood with his last night? cries MISS with an artist's eye. science students. EAKIN. After a day of splashing, bat- ting, and socking, MRS. JEN- NINGS is glad to find time to rest a while. dl X 5, I xfwf' if . i, V. M , , I sv ' 0 1 7 'I 0, 7 4' K ft MR. BROOKS seems to be MRS. WHITFIELD takes a all wrapped up in his music. coffee break during a busy morning. Tastes good, doesn't it? to our future CIW I ed . ,,c ss, says Here we see MRS TURCO MR. C P, t's go to making up a new exercise for wor .' I tl her girls' RE. classes a back wa rds pushupl After observing the experiments of MR. ALMY, center, and MR. COOPER, right, MR. LOWE has decided to go back to his bugs. We caught MR. ALLAN in the library studying QI, MR. MORRIS looks a bit tangled up here! But be- ing a drama teacher, it's all in a day's work. 53 tween classes! E Ah Friday again slghs MR MRS BAKEWELL puts the fm MRS MaCGREGOR lakes time STOEVER as he relaxes wuth ushung touches on the bulletin out to smlle for the photo- They praised, punished, and passed u Dreaming of spectacular scores is COACH STEELE. l I ,,,, ,, , 1 f l 'Z -V 'f' 'X i 750 'f W' ,, W ' Wf xii' 7 W - H, Q22 ZZ , 1 ,Z MRS. POOLE IS taking five min utes of a much needed rest be f f 5 Per. 5 MRS, I-IALE tells MR. CROW about the accomplishments of her Junior Red Cross grcup. MR. PETERSON brags about his Publications class to MISS GOBRECI-IT. MISS GOBRECI-IT, of course, is in there batting for her Journalism class! MR. BERND seems to have found an amusing answer on a history paper. Ready aim- Careful, MRS. MATTHEWS. MR. BERND is in the way. Be- sides, you know that brick is to be used for the Senior Class project. MRS. MATTSON shows MRS. PRICE the proper way to use the sewing machine. Little does she know that MRS. PRICE is equally well-informed. 55 And all their efforts were for QM I ,.. 4 5 .,, , 1 K ' I u V if F' 5- in .5 M -Q M . '-.af ,1eh M if r , I vw, K BOARD OF EDUCATIONYDL Mitchell, Mr, Hampson, Mrs. Smith Alabaster, Mr. Young, Mr. Patton, Mrs, Bonnett, Mrs. Babcock, The noise has subsided and the crowd has gone-the famished cafeteria workers finally have their chance to ea ,Mr Bruce Miller, Superintendent of Schoolsg 'S M the betterment of Ramona and its students OFFICE SECRETARIES-Arnetta A. Kincaid, Virginia Wiseman, Lucille Kischel, Martha J. Seip, Gussie Willis, Helen Crocks, Louise Finch CMr. Mensinger's secretaryl, Bette Hodge CMr. Esgate's secretaryl. These were the P.T.A. officers: Mrs. Nick Heeres, Historian, Mrs. B. Rae Sharp, Treasurer, Mrs. F. S, Heaslet, First Vice-President, Mrs. W. G. Cunnison, President, Mrs. Raymond Meairs, Corres- ponding Secretary, Mrs. Victor DeLorenzo, Membership, Mrs. Maurice B. Hawkins, Director of Ways and Means. f, ,. 2 4 . , : 'QV 1, 'env' , . . .'g,'f,1. ' 'W ' ' 1 X sf-. Q f 1 92595-lffiff ' t , , .AJC K f ZYQQQEK I' .5 . 1, f W' ,J . W. g, ix , , ,Ears ,ig K 'alt ff, .4 f z Q, K ff mf I :lg L , ,K f - , f' fit X W , V4 , X, ,MAP ,, i f , Xvfxf f , ' nie ff f fl X 2' ' 5 f , t ff Xi If i wffiar ' f , fpffgwl-sr' , my. , Library secretary MRS. CLYDE takes time off from her duties to give us a smile. Ni' f ' q I4 , I I , I ' Sd! .W f Yr: .4 1 ,, 4 A 'fy 1 ' Zh: f'W,:'EQ3?R5'. - . C ss . ,wir -if 4 i 1 s 'f . .X ' ff casa, .H Y, H A ND NV IE Lv - I L Q wh QTIVITIES yy ,- H . 'Wifi f X, fx , ' 'fi' Tues. ed if ., ,,-Law: am mas gm was M2555 Known , X ww ww Q in .sm MW A A 1 4 5 .5 ,7 3 W9 ,10 ,U ,W21'3 34 15, 55 ' . 17 13,19 .2021 fzQ,24 Z5,Z5 1, , Z Let's have a little order here, was the most popular sentence this year with Bert Morgan, our first U.S.B. President. Bert pre- sided over all Cabinet meetings, led our school through the num- erous phases of growing up, and represented us at school and community functions. As U.S.B. Secretary, Ginny Hamontre took minutes and kept an accurate account of all U.S.B. Cabinet meetings. f' US. B. Cabinet had U.S.B. Vice-President Kent Ahl- swede carried on his duties as president of the Legislature with all the conscientious drive of his character, and performed worth-while services for the good of the school and its future. Organizing and presiding over Ramona's first Student Court was JimJennings, Student Court Judge. Guarding the greenbacks was Nancy Hannah, Student Body Treasurer. a date with Ramona's new overnment 8 Three times a week in room 41 the pounding of a gavel indi- cated Cmost of the timei that the Ramona High Cabinet was about to make another impor- tant decision. Obtaining the Constitution's ratification, creating the Stu- dent Court, forming the Safety Check, and planning Ramona's social functions were but a few of the jobs that the group un- dertook and successfully ful- filled this year. Calendaring hectic school life is Mr. Devine, who endures dis- couragement and gratifications that accompany his continuous efforts of engineering the stu- dents to education that roars toward one goal, the height of success. KEN ECKER MARY ANN MCCONNELL JOLYNE ROBINSON ROBERT HEERES Secretary of Athletics Secretary of Girls' Activities Secretary of Projects Senior Class President JERRY ROGERS PATTY TERRY RONNIE HLJELAT JUNE BRADLEY Secretary of Pep Secretary of Publicity Secretary of Boys Activities Junior Class Secretary PAULINE MAZZETTI DAN MCMILLAN JO DOWNS LIZ LAMBIRTH Secretary of Social Activities Secretary of Safety Inter Club Council Secretary Soph Social Chmn VERNON YATES I Secretary of Assemblies KENT AHLSWEDE U.S.B, Vice President DONNA DeLORENZO Secretary GARY HINMAN President Pro-Tem MR. DEVINE Faculty Advisor Legislators convrersed with co-workers The Ramona High Legislature represented the individual student by presenting their wishes and ideas concerning Student Government issues, Gary Hinman acted as President pro-tem and Donna DeLorenzo, Secretary. ffm! K R - Without the inspiring leadership of Julia Saunders, Editor-in- chief, and Miss Gobrecht, Fac- ulty Advisor, the Ram-Page could not have reported our school news as accurately and interestingly as they did. while reporters covered the campus P. Patterson, A. Creighton, L. Rogers, R. An- Here the Ram-Page Editors, R. Culver, M. tower, M. Granger, L. Goodman, C. Hughes, Sharp, J. Recksiek, M. DeGarmo, M. Clark, and L. Smith were members of our industrious and R. McNeal check the latest issue for Ram-Page Staff. possible errors. Dont get the wrong idea. Mr. Peterson wasnt like this all of the time, just most of the time. No one blames him, though, for his job of advising an almost all female class was sometimes trying. Just combing my hair for my Senior picture, says Carol Cunnison, Sen- ior Class Editor. Where could those soph- omores be? asks .lolyne Robinson, Sophomore and Junior Class Editor. Pequita Anthony, Copy Editor, finds writing copy difficult especially since she failed the English Essentials test last year. What's this teacher's name? asked Renee Robinson, Faculty Editor. But l just couldn't resist them, says Iris Witt, Advertising Co-Editor. Toni Russell, Advertising Co - Editor, is having trouble proportioning her pictures. They pursuecl publi hing Gwen Catching, Girls' Sports Editor, says Look, Daddy, l found your arrow! Marcia Granger, Art Edi- tor, is just a little con- fused as to the kind of art she's supposed to draw. Beverly White, Assistant Business Manager, finds it a little difficult to add without using her fingers. -.., 36 5. 13.5 1 X . , ,fx ff as-,C W ff' f f rm wa' f 5 . ,f V iv f 2 i it thi pictorial calendar -.,,N4 Sally Krinard, Business Manager, goes thumbing Through her files of too numerous to mention ARIES purchasers 5 . lk .annul nun Look out, Sharon, Mr. Peterson is on the war path again. As Editor-in-chief of the ARIES, Sharon Hall ruled with an iron hand, loud voice, and a watchful eye to meet deadlines. The staff owes a lot to this little licorice-eating ball of business. Hey, who turned on the lights? cries Gene Wil- son in the darkroom. No Richard Bolinl You're Boys' Sports Editor, not center on the football team. Now who has four arms, two heads, and a polka dot dress? wonders Sharon Williams, copy assistant. Oh, a double exposure. Jo Ann Tavaglione, our extra right hand, looks up from her typewriter to pose for this picture. Kathy Showalther, staff assistant, gives her Won't you even smile for me? look. Karen Reddish, Activities Editor, calls a halt to taking pictures of Ra- mona's many activities long enough to catch her breath. lt's too late to take any more pictures today, says Sally McGrath, Faculty Co-Editor, the last bell is about to ring, it if i ff K ,Q ' ,lil f I is ' .fi 'iff N h . i xlil' A' 2 J r S? 'Qin - f t.'3,0,,.,J'f iw--,V 1 1, 'M W R f Q. ..-J 'wi Dan McMillan and Donna Branda were crowned Neptune and Nymph at the Girls' League Bermuda Bounce. GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD-ROW l: S. Char- penel, C. Nieport, K. Martin, N. Ashmore A. Hernandez, P. Hastad. ROW 2: S. Buck- nell, M. Taylor, M. McConnell, D. Downs M. DeLorenzo. ROW 3: J. Clason, C. Grant, J. Weber, J. Mitchell. ROW 4: S. Kihm, K. Reddish, P. Anthony. 1 1 Service was their aim Mary Ann McConnell, Girls' League President, and Mrs. Emanuel, Dean of Girls, go over their plans tor the many Girls' League activities which were scheduled this year. Senior Sponsor President, Marcia Granger, show her sophomore sister, Joyce, around our spaciou campus. fl iir. fha! ilflzrfff i321 ' .7 'f M' ff,yf, 5' 7 7 , ff it ' .. XVYWZW 7 , ,Q ,mf N.F.L.-ROW l: L. Johnson, B. Mathes, l. Boyd, D. Moras, K. Martin, C. Gillinger. ROW 2: K. Day, B, Goldstein, B. Scheidig, B. Stanwood, R. Coonis, D. Curtis, Mr. Kutch, R. Bolin, V. Yates, A. Prins, J. Recksiek, K. McGovern. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL-ROW li B. Morabito, J. Griggs, G. Catching. ROW 2: D. Curry, D. Curtis, R. Coonis. ROW 3: D. Downs, R. Bolin, C. Hughes. ROW 4: J. Weber, R. Ornealas, M. McConnell, J. Downs. While clubs provided exciting dates VARSITY DEBATE SQUAD-ROW l: D. Moras, K. McGovern, B. Williams, C. Gillinger. ROW 2: B. Stanwood, B. Scheidig, RAMONA ORATORS - ROW l: D Moras, K, McGovern, B. Scheidig ROW 2: B. Stoever, B. Goldstein, B Stanwood. B. Stoever, B. Goldstein, Mr. Kutch. fi JR., SR. HI-TRI CABINET-B. Morabito, S. Bucknell, N. Norris, G. Singleton. 4.44-1 im,-W-'f SOPHOMORE HI-TRI CABINET-L. Wangs- ness, J. Rasmussen, S, Kischel, L. Emerson. New clubs were formed FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS-ROW l: C. Wilson, J. Machniak, G. Evans, D. Dodd, A. Hibbard, B. Snyder, S. Snyder, C, Ortiz. ROW 2: Miss Eakin, B, Thompson, R. Ornealas, D. Wescott, A. Perez, B. Kinney, G. Aguilera, H. Tsosie, yy, ,V , f,f,,, ,V , S ,, ff WMWW CHESS CLUB-V. Abubo, R. Dorris, E. Wood, D. Wilson, F. Merrick, D. Smith. 'Wim ' CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB-ROW l: L. Bassage, R. Cherry, C. Preston, P, Bales, Mr, Laird, H. Walters, J. Havi- land, J. Clason, J. Howell, B. Florkosky, J. Marquis. KEY CLUB ROW I Coonis R ol n B God ell McNeal. ROW 2. P. Scheidig, C. Hughes, B. Kinney, R. Yankouskas, D. Curtis, D. Arnold. ROW 3: C. Hart, B. Adams, M K , P. Keck, B. Bomar. W 'f' . ,f 4 , , , . t J f A , I '- . - I . 1 f y, ' ' 'V' ., . . . and new honors gained STAGE CREW-ROW l: J. Glazer, M. Langley, P. Terry, P. Bales, J. Ogilvie, B. Chipman, D. McNair. ROW 2: V. Yates, D. DeRenzo, C. Crouch, E. Fleischman, T. Matheny, J. Brown, MASQUERS BOARD-ROW ll K. Day, J. Faucher, D. McNair J. Holt. ROW 3: D. Mikels, P. Schrick, G. Haugan, C. J. Repp. ROW 2: Mr. Morris, V. Yates, J. Holt, D. Scherer, M Reynolds, G. Patton, R. Archer, R. Hamilton. Langley, Mrs. Hess. 459 Q , H vs LETTERMEN'S CLUB - ROW li F. Hermes, J. Little, A. Hammer- schrnidt, W. Cox, K. Ecker, K. Takano, A. Gann, G. Townsend, R. Glenn, R. Aochi, W. Bailey, P. Morgan. ROW 2: J. Riley, K. Florkosky, A. Hernandez, B. Heeres, R. Avery, D. Farmer, D. Parks, D. Peterson, B. Morgan, D. Smith, T. Kottel, T. Hayes, G. Hin- man, D. Carroll. ROW 3: J. Bridges, G. Burns, J. Sanchez, F. Culpepper M, Dalton, J. Samara, M Diederich, B. Sjogren, M. Power, D. Forster, L. Wear, D. Carroll, J. Doal- son, Y. Iseda. 1 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS-ROW li A. Graham, V. Veach, K 4. ., , . , ff .rr , ' .0,' f , . , , j M 7 nh '. 'wwf . 0 J, ., .. mf ff , M ' G. White, J. Downs, D. Curry. ROW 2: Miss Hetler, Mrs. ff if 1: Turco, P. Kelly. RADIO CLUB-ROW l: C. Turner, T. Smith, F. Garcias, J. Griggs, F. Mason. ROW 2: G. Crowder, D. Brockman, W, Stanky, M. Day, D. Shallenberger, B. Sherman. 70 Q54 . fr M fl? ' W1 . f ,,, . 4 ' f f ef 4 f 5 ' ' ' 6'iw'21Z?hL 0-,. WW if ,, ,, FUTURE NURSES-J. Clason, J. Bonebrake, R. Diaz, Mrs. Tieg, M. Buckner, N. Ulmer, J. Havi- land, D. Bell. f S h l h' F d ration received its charter Here Mr Esgate presents Ray Gonzales This year Ramona's chapter of the Cali ornia c oars ip e e first semester president of the chapter, with the charter. The seal of the chapter is shown in the background C RW'hBCoJJkcsBJnesNEhlersDBll PEP CLUB--H. Tsosie, C. Ortiz, J. McKellar, B. Bente, B. urtain, . ic , . y, y Wilson, J. Horwedel, C. Uhl, C. Musser, G. Catching, D. Branda, J. Wallace, G. Talent B Wilrnore J Winship J McDaniel V Veach, P. Woolfe, C, Musser, J. Hughes, W. Smith, J. Wellington, S. Hester, J. Owens P Bales L H ll J Brown Jn... LQNA, CHOIR-R -J . 'l sg, ' -M A... ,f .,... OW l: L. Wursten, E. Tweten, M. Morrison, J. Haviland, N. Hannah, K. Norton, L. Rogers, R. Robinson, J. Washington, M. Flippen. ROW 2: S. Miles, J. Howell, L. Townsend, J. Beasley, S. Smith, D. Jensen, S. Gossett, E. Farner, D. Wilson, C. Sutton, J. Smith. ROW 3: D. Miller, C. Turner, M. Bolin, W. Bailey, B. Ballinger, B. Marquis, B. Griffith, K. Red Elk, R. Escalona, J. Robinson. ROW 4: B. Ward, J. Samra, G. Koehn, F. Merrick, G. Shell, J. Bridges, E. Archer, P. Espinosa, R. Murray. These Choristers sang at many successful GIRLS' S. Burn C. Mu an em? GLEE-ROW l: G. Rogers, J. Turner, J. Smith, L. Brown, J. Cornwall, A. Chavez, J. Marquis, S. Krinard, R. Diaz. ROW 2: s, B. Christopher, A. Perez, J. Sisk, J. Cowan, D. Woodford, S. Bruyneel. ROW 3: J. Smith, G. Glazer, S. Moe, L. Sturgeon, sser, C. Heaslet, S. Chavez, B. Macher. ROW 4: K. Evans, J. Rossi, A. Shellenback, P. Mazzetti, A. Vonkanel, D. Dodd. iv GRILS' GLEE-ROW l: K. Weber, D. Rule, C. Howlett, N. Dunning, B. Carter, E. Cruz, I., Gonzales, S. Brenlskus, M. McCullough. ROW 2: J, Morabito, D, Macias, N. Nesbit, M. Corda, D. Swintord, S, Baker, A. Graham, C. Davis, C. Grant, V. Stone, T. DeLeon. ROW 3: B. Bridges, K. Kohler, B. Campbell, M, Shields, B. McClain, M. Frogge. ROW 4: P, l-lalseth, S. Snyder, L. Schneider, C. concerts, assemblies, and festival dates BOYS' GLEE-ROW l: J, Wolfe, J. McVicker, l-l. Eddington, B, Miller laccompj, H. Terrones, T. Walters, S. Sargent, ROW 2: J. Frick, T. Pilliter, E. Campbell, J. Nall, G. Biro, W, Bailey, I.. Skutvik, G. Rich. ROW 3: S. Wilson, R. Madole, l-l. Walters, B. Spires, W. Anderson, N. Culpepper. ROW 4: D. Martinez, F. Culpepper, G. Koehn, W. Linke, E. Archer, T. Campbell. f 7 f -me .T is BAND-The band's new uniforms made the debut of this group perfect the evening of November 15. Under the direction of Mr. Brocks and drum major Dwayne Warburton, they marched during half-time activities and other events this year. Jane Brown, Jean Smith, Janice Smith, and Jan Johnson marched as majorettes. Marching at games and pla ing at ORCHESTRA-ROW I: L. Graves, R. Ornelas, E. Grier, C. Vought, K. McGovern, J. Brown, P. Richmond. ROW 2: T. Dominguez, P. Charpentier, J. Gomez, O. Duran, E. Kilgore, J. Brague, T. Wade, C. Uhl, G, Talent, B. Goldstein, K. Johnston, A. Tiedeman. ROW 3: M. Schroeder Caccom.7, B. Skates, T. Fuentes, A. Leon, L. Schneider, E. Johnson, D. McNeely, D. Chrispens, M. Hawkins, B. Lansing, I. Caballero, C. Derick. xg ffm Z Q! vs 'Z Q f ,, ,f '4'4K f ' 7 -W , f 4 ! f , f V ,, V X get v -.G 4, Z, ' 1 , x 6 , Q 1 7 f. y ' -V X X l , M. 7 5 5 W U 1 , , ' V R 4 xfff ' W 4 f Q W M W V . W ww ff ff t 1 ,ft 1 -w w Z. Q ' X y fx 1. fa V f i sf ,,fff.7 4' few ,114 , ,X , 'eg 'f f 2 ' Q f' v U if X Q W7 ' ' MPH J, 71, W , a Q W ,, ' f f6f f,Z,, Carol Lee Gillinger demonstrated her danc- ing ability in this scene from the Spring Fling. Reciting the creed ot the Amelia Higgins Haven tor Young Female Orphans are N. Norris, K. Wood, M. Black, R. Coonis, D. Fitzlott, S. Kischel, N, Ackles, B. Mathes, S. Baker, D. Roberts, and S. Miles, i drama productions were work and lun Writing the script for S. Miles, J. Repp, K. i QVKQ 7 ffff my 'ly I, ZX f ,V ZX, ? ',,Xf,'f6f 'Cy W j Wf , V. f f, , fgf V ll , , nv Q Z the U.S. B. production, Day, V. X Z fy , ,V sw? ff .gi S NX y , Ss ' f , f' .1 Zf Yates, S. Mill an Seventeenth Summer, are M. Newland, J, l-larris, J. Peterson, l B d D Mo uin, and B. Ballinger. er,.Ov,- Q Z , ,, , Z f ff f Z 7 f Q t f , fl, 4 X vw., :Ss New 'WMV ll World Colorful booths, tasty food, torn tick- ets, tangled confetti, and an impressive coronation highlighted Ramona's fair, Around the World. Many clubs par- ticipated to make this evening suc- cessful. Crowned as Miss Universe was Nanette Ackles, and her court was composed of Marilyn Neely, Marcia Granger, Karen Martin, and Judy Werner. i if Around the For Marcia Granger, Sponge Weekend started at 6:00 p.m. when she called for Gordon Fristad. the girls treated .qnvounglh .S . sig sf is vk . .K 'fb X Hamburgers are about the cheapest thing, The movie Sayonara was the biggest attraction figures Marcia as she seats Gordon at a local that night. restaurant. Oh shoot, they lett the porch light on, says Marcia. Yea, replies Gordon, my mother doesn't trust you. Whnle dcdging wrld narives, we danced under erie lights to the rumble of Bongos. These are the left overs from the U.S.B. Dance. , fq' .',- .' ff . I, 5-Av.'..' ,Qt ,. Nw ..f14'. .' If.-t.-, -V f-'TI-'114-am V W fw Q if 0 mf' , X .,, , ,f fa , V ,gg 4 f wif, , f ,M , ,, w,J.,f X 1 lm X Ml ' -'I Mx! '-K.' ,.- jungles with Witchcraft J 1 JM fhmq tl S B A NIXZIK 1T'S 'ff-glfi mqak WV 72' X ,WV ' ,W to our auditorium ASSEMBLIE Not often does a school have a new auditorium at its disposal. Vernon Yates has certainly put it to good use this year with our many successful assemblies. Some of these were: Sorry, Wrong Number g the Romeo and Juliet scene from the Spring Fling g Carrnen j and the Sophomore Class talent show. M Z, Royalty reignecl at Homecoming Queen Barbara Nolan Princess f Virginia Bird Q Princess Ginny Hamonfre Barbara Nolan, Ccenterl Home- coming Queen, was attended by Junior Class Princess, June Bradley, and Sophomore Class Princess, Elgene Miller. Homecoming Princess Renee Robinson f 'A ' .,z' ,W Z Princess Judy lon 5 . 2 7? ,,'.f June Bradley lcenterl is pictured here with her court, Sharon Walthers and Carol Anderson, November l5, a parade of floats, decorated cars, and enthusiastic Ram rooters made its way through Arlington and on to the Riverside Plaza to tell the people of Ramona's homecoming weekend. That evening, the exciting game with Corona was highlighted with the crowning ot Barbara Nolan as Homecoming Queen, June Bradley, Junior Princess, Elgene Miller, Sophomore Princess, and their respective courts. The very full and exciting weekend was brought to a close the next evening by The Varsity Fling, at the Woman's Club, thus ending Ramona's football season. in 'W f 1 g ' i Elgene Miller lcenterl fulfilled her role as Sophomore Class Princess with the assistance cf .lean Jones, and Eva Harris L r 4 . l ' ,. ,A ' l X ,f mx After purchasing the corsage, Dick thinks of his next job, pick- ing up his suit from the cleaners. 82 They prepared for Winte .1 The worries of getting ready for a dance, especially when it's the Senior Mid-winter Ball, are many, as exemplified by Marilyn Neely and Dick Parks. Knowing that his car has to make a good impression, too, Dick scrubs it to a shining gleam. ',,,..--1 Which one? ponders Marilyn as thoughts of music, dancing anc familiar couples whirl through her mind. er Wonderland and dreamed of II ' ' ' ll Twilight Time s, Z I g 3 4 D Found dreaming of the Junior-Senior Prom and all its splendor were Rick Hanson and Anna Lee Thomas. The Juniors worked throughout the year in order that their dance honoring the upper- classmen would be the best. . . . and when the time came, their dream came true, and they danced down out ot the clouds and into the reality ot Twilight Time. fi wi nv M.- - A., . xiii 9 WS.. 1 9 x SPRI VACATI The sunlight at J: Iv Laguna was too much for these ,fl baked beauties. A cool splash of fl water on the knee I ' helped soothe the burning skin. Al 1 OD Q 2. ' f , Efggi ll A .Xi f ' , v J 31 1 A posey and a Mad comic book are the only comforts of poor Ken Ecker, whose body was burned to ashes by the California sun, mfg? 'nl '4 84 3? ,s nil A l' P0 A2 4, M may , 1 , V 4 5, i N 1 A My A w M Gwen, the photographer is here, yells slumberless party goers to a non- concerned sleeper. :.v 21 ' ...M Sun fans, peroxided hair, shaved heads, and Open sandals were evidence of a restful QD weglf in April. , QQ ...,. . q Calling advisory votes, heated discussions, and announcing results, led to the choosing ot candi- dates for the second U.S.B. Cabinet. Some must lose, others win, but the Ramona proud of its students. h name ta s and the phrase good spirit of all made Loud posters, campaign speec es, g , Who are you voting tor? pushed the tension higher. Th convention started the elections fl ff! '- ' 321 -4,2 if 'L as 921-?' 'mir it Q ff Sli , zu? 2 f Q '6 5 . 'A , 1 ' Ji? 4 by Q51 V f A , , Q, , Q fjw, 5 g , gag, ,,,,, 4 5 w ,.,, yfw,' 5' 1 1 'I ' Wil' X v .W 5521! Wings X f V M f X f ,. fx, L , W , ,, aw, 2 , , gf I 1, f f ., f X M f,-VW, . ,, , t - ' I2 x , , f ' M wmsvwffmw,, V U ' , aft'-af ,Z tie s,-K w f 0 , , Q , ,,, 4 ,V 'i 1 , , M W egg w , X ' r fff t www an , i , 2 1 5 A f 2 ' 2 1 34,-f I ,g 2 6 Wg L ' W u 'Z , f 5 ,, EW, ' L ' , ' i I Q ff K 'ig J' 2 X , 2 ., ' M, 5 XX Y ' 1 4 f 1-vw l ,N , 5' ,H rg valid i aprt i ak By the time the voting was finished and the bal- lots counted, a silence hung in the campus cor- ridors. The students had exercised their voting privilege, and Ramona had its new otticers and leaders tor the coming year. 85 A NUM ilk 'U WEE? SPCDQTS Mm W 3 X ' f' 0522 f ','i?i'f ' f I, W 33? W: f 44 9,4 N, - w,A f 1 Z5 M 7 9 .f 1-f - ' J ' f -W vr Mm GA41Q25Lmm.ff..f ' L ny, f Z The spirited game dates were led Mary Ann Gleeson gets a Rams-eye view of Ramona's sports as she portrays Ramona's vivacious and spirited mascot. Ramona's cheerleaders, filled boundless energy, displayed their power and nudged us on to bigge better scores. Demonstrating agility are: Iris Witt, Mary Flores, Cowan, Barbara Nolan, and Cheerleader Dave Field. 88 with lung r and their Joan l-lead T' , x .exist .X Y NP X 5, X t t. R K G 'SKJSFS 'K -' X V S , K x t 5 t . xy r, X. f s X X ASXQXQ X. ' N X ' - ew as -sffzsfgv xv ' s f , s- as -:EM Q! Q ' ' 3 is S L -.Q .res f- N eko 2 s 4 f , s -QQ . l Q xx by these kegs of d namite 1 X me i me , L,... ,,,, L,,, y f , V Q rrri t K ,A , 2 A ' H Vi A f, I i . '- ,Na-esf W ,.,gz,'z2,gfj-fQ,'1-Q1, , ' r - f s f. .ww I 3 g mg - , ,,4q5f,-,yr ' ' K' , if IRIS' -' , . pus., ip-3 . fl 'Q ,.-5138? 4 2 fs' , ,,,, 'lf lg? Q18-v-v Nf4'fh-f'!f f5.k if: - xv 1 si- ' gms, 3 ,,k. , Q ,.,,.V if ' sv 5 ,fx 5,5 f 7' 5 . X ' 'M ' t X e lmggiev X x 4, S AQ X , Q WWE 35 3 W as f X ,E 4 .5 . 2 , V11 Never let it be said that the only whistles at Ramona's games came from the referee. Undoubtedly, many were meant for the spirited Porn-Pon girls: Kathy McGovern, Judy lon, Renee Robinson, Andrea Tonge, Toni Russell, and Kathy Osterode. Kathy Showalter shows proper school spirit by purchasing pep supplies for tonight's game from Sharon Williams. ff! fff f iffy ,,, 89 iv .-kk Ord? 1 C. r C DON PETERSON Fullback M in Qc ' Q' Q A ,T ,i L AL FAGES BOB MOORE 2 A,-,A V U , , 'K DICK PARKS GALEN TOWNSEND KEN ECKER Fullback Halfback Halfback M W r . A-,wg Nt X ,, H T ,,, To ,,j,M M R'- 'e 7 ED O'NEIL Backfield Coach End and Defensive Coach Head Coach Al. HAMMERSCHMIDT JOHN RILEY PAT MORGAN BERT MORGAN Quarterback Guard Quarterback Guard-Tackle .. if ,I X C ,GL new . . L. QQ- Y Q 5 2, I GARY I-IINMAN Tackle I . E , I 3-if 5 : Q Va ., ,4-4 - gy h ' wi' ROGER GLENN KEN TAKANO MIKE DIEDERICH Center-Guard End Tackle gym may 329 33 ig? M aww' BOB SJOGREN YASI-I ISEDA DICK FARLEY Center End I-Ialfback Captain Captain DENNIS SMITH DARWIN CARROLL WOODY BAILEY AL GANN Guard End Center Halfback Mm l3..! y rif31'i? :ffl Je- an VARSITY FOOTBALL-ROW I: D. Farley, Y. Iseda, D. Forster, M. Diederich, W. Bailey, K. Ecker, D. Carroll, J. Bridges, M. Powers, K. Takano, B. Sjogren, J. Sarnara, D. Peterson, D. Parks, M. Dalton, A. Gann, G. Hinman. ROW 2: Coach Moore, Coach O'Neil, T. Hayes, M. Eddington, T. Hiatt, D. Carroll, D. Wright, F. Culpepper, J. Riley, R. Aguilera, P. Morgan, L. Wolfe, F. Hermes, D. Smith, R. Glenn, D. Martin, G. Townsend, D, Knott, Coach Fages. Their first date ir B FOOTBALL-ROW l: D. Myers, A. Aubuchon, B. Griffith, I. Bart, S. Dunlap, C. Earp, A. Rowley, T, l-lammerschrnidt, B. Wheeler, J. Steiner. ROW 2: D. Smith, H. Eddington, J. Elstead, C. Murillo, R. Chavez, J. Williams, P. Burch, R. Willis, J. Kuopparnaki, L. Jones, D. Fosmo. ROW 3: T. Davis, Mgr., N. Culpepper, R. l-lissman, L. Myers, R. Mejia, V. Soto, R. Burton, R. McMillan, S. Reid, B. Marseilles, L. Hiegar, T. Keyful, B. Morrow, R. Ryneal, M. Davis, J. Perrone, L. Read, D. MacArthur, G. Bowman, Mgr. .7512 I l2 pl O Two Rams show the way to a terrific upset victory over San Bernardino C.B.L. was rated a success VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES S6 Ramona 3O Ramona Ramona Ramona O Ramona O Ramona i4 Ramona 20 Ramona ' l 3 Ramona S Denotes Non-League Games Mt. Carmel i2 Pacific O Poly l Colton 26 ,, .... ,. Redlands 6 Fontana O San Berdoo 18 Corona 7 Yashi lseda runs to aid a l fellow player in a game against the Colton Yel- lowjackets. Lakewood l 2 A Ramona Ram looks for an opening in a Bee game against San Berdoo. 93 Ram hoopsters rallied hard VARSITY BASKETBALL-ROW l: Darwin Carroll, Bob Haggard, Dick Farley, Galen Townsend, Mike Dalton, Chuck Motheral. ROW 2: Coach Tom Williams, Gary Crowder, Bill Reid, Jim Doalson, Roger Culver, Mike Hunter, Marvin Eddington, Dave Lo. 4O Ramona 54 Ramona 52 Ramona 45 Ramona 44 Ramona 39 Ramona 44 Ramona 45 Ramona 43 Ramona 52 Ramona 26 Ramona VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Upland W. Covina Upland Corona Coachella W. Covina Corona Escondido Redlands Fontana Colton GARY C ROWDER Center 38 Ramona ,,.. 24 Ramona .... 39 Ramona ...,. ...... 37 Ramona ..... 54 Ramona .i.. 39 Ramona .... 49 Ramona ...., 44 Ramona .... Pacific 47 Redlands 35 San Bernardino 47 Poly 39 Fontana 25 Colton 66 Pacific 56 Redlands 6l 50 Rar'r1Or1a ..... ...... S an Bernardino 57 52 Ramona ...,,.....,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Poly 64 'Denotes non-league games. DAVE LO MIKE HUNTER Forward Forward ,,,,,,-ffm Guarding a Poly player are Dick Farley and Mike Dalton during a very exciting baskelball game. COACH TOM WILLIAMS ROGER CU LVER Center GALEN TOWNSEND DICK FARLEY Guard Forward ff f ff Ax ,,W,, x ff, .Q ,,,f,, K C , ,R fWma,CC,.mf X f fx I XC xxm N 1' -RCS W-Awlx l i X X L ' . sc, K 3 , L 5 ' E K' K x V ll H, -1' l, ll i s A , v -,G ' fe cya, ,i , h M - . if 55 G yy I 3, ' 1 A E' B BASKETBALL-wROW 11 E W ' ' J lg. i, a Ray Gonzalez, Evan Griffith, Bill J- ' ' g 4 ' Griffith, Ron Avery, Mike V W . X X Strano, Keith Zachary. ROW 21 3 , v ' I Coach Bob Fite Wayne Huck- f,i li' , ii-Egg l- Q abey, Dennis Myers, Ken Zach- 4'V T' ,flew 4 Y., ' i cc... i ' Q . . . ,, Z f 1-ff, V ,V I I of f ary, Bill Kovely, Bill Marseilles, 4' .Q f ' :Aff yu M C 'E W-,-K .Nw , V ' V 'f' 1 A ,jjjh Steve Erickson. 1, if li till ' y G fy .fin i K A I i Y 1 l xy X z Their shots were low, bu Evan Griffith takes possession of the ball while Bill Kovely and Dennis Myers watch during a Poly game. l ,f 3 4 , Z 7 9 9 2 ! 2 4 5 Marv Eddington moves in to lend Jim Doalson a hand as he Gary Crowder watches while an unidentified Ram fights for the ball during a game with Redlands. tights for the possession of the ball with unidentified Poly bear, their spirit was high J. V. BASKETBALL-ROW l: Larry Myers, Jim Williams, Bill Wilson, Darrel Chrispens, Frank Hermes. ROW 2: Coach Bob Moore, Earnest Whiting, Paul Combs, B. Wallace, Don San- dretto. iff? y.,,,-W -7- . H., . ,.,,,, X' V ' ef T': -neil' V,1N, 1 X , xml qi-,,,an0 .A ff-QM 'wa , ll ails, -Q than A' W V up-1 E Moms ,. ' if I I , ,f l X . wi ' 'MW , . q,'m7f?pa C X i'K.5,'-ay A W, f. . ' y f V .. - '35 , , 'S J' .7 ' , W . M i , ,V ' , il 7 . mf , M f . ' l to t . ' ' ' Brwvfag' f ,, 4 f 'Wm-a V C fe M ..W,,,,, ,,,.. ' f' L 4, ff M. 'A 'tltalffwf W ft 1 Q1 VARSITY BASEBALL-ROW l: Coach Fran Bushman, Bill Marseilles, Rudy Chavez, Dick Farley, Mike Diederich, Dale Carroll Mike Bolin, Mgr. ROW 2: Willard Cox, Bob Heeres, Darwin Carrol, Hilario Velasquez, Ray Gonzalez, Dennis Myers. ROW 3: Bill Wilson, Roger Culver, Larry Ware, Allen Hammerschmidt, Mike Hunter. Sweat and toil were not in vain 'O Ramona '5 Ramona 'O Ramona '3 Ramona 'O Ramona 5 Ramona 6 Ramona 'O Ramona 3 Ramona 2 Ramona l l Ramona lrainl .,,.. train? ,.,z, lrainl ..... Crain? ...... VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES Oceanside Pomona Cath, Corona Pomona Cath. Santa Ana San Bernardino Pacific Pomona Poly Redlands Colton O 2 O l O 9 2 0 l2 4 4 l9 Ramona ll Ramona '15 Ramona 10 Ramona 4 Ramona R5 Ramona l3 Ramona lO Ramona 8 Ramona l0 Ramona lO Ramona San Bernardino Pacific Corona Fontana Poly Oceanside Redlands Colton Fontana San Bernardino Colton ' Denotes non-league games. l 2 2 9 7 4 8 17 3 6 20 fdwwf YW ff 4?'W W W d! WWW Willard Cox hits the dirt for third base in the C.B.L. play-offs with the Colton Yellowjackets. for the diamond nine J.V. BASEBALL-ROW l: Mike Randall, Terry Hammerschmidt, Bill Kovely, Frank Adams, Leon Augustine, Bob Dominguez, Dick Martinez. ROW 2: Coach Al Fages, Mike Hunter, Wayne Huckaby, Ronnie Sandretto, Dan Neveau, Bob Bomar, Ken Zachary, Casey Murillo. 4 Z 'W ,,f . if 14-Q12 if f Wm, W .. M1 - 2, 1. 1 mqjll I Vw, ,Ziff E 4' , s 'WW ' 'A' VARSITY TRACK-J, Nootsie, Joe Wilson, Finley Culpepper, Jesse Samara, John Riley, Roger Glenn, Frank Hermes, Junior Sanchez, Alex Hernandez, John Elstead. ROW 2: Dennis Smith, Bob Sjogren, Gene Burns, Ronnie Avery, Dave Martin, Fred Merrick, Richard Burke, Ernie Whiting, Dave Farmer. A C.B.L. title and honors went to CROSS COUNTRY I8 Ramona .,,,, ...,,,,,.,,.,,. C oiton 64 l5 Ramona .,,,,. ,,... F ontana 45 i8 Ramona ., .. .. San Bernardino 94 28 Ramona ,, Pacific 29 20 Ramona , .......,i,,,,,,,,.. Poly 35 28 Ramona ....,. ,...,. U pland 68 i6 Ramona ,,,,,, i.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C hino 39 Champions of Pacific Invitational, C.B.L. Championship MVC' 'Y 'iff ' ufff, ,f My 2 f ,' 1 ,, yr W , 7 L' 'fr 1 'Hu , ,,,, l 5 ix Ac xx , , I : ETEZWSRBZ 6 , f J CROSS COUNTRY - ROW l: Chico Duran, Charles Travis, Junior Sanchez, Ken Flor- kosky, Alex Hernan- dez, Back: Coach Steele Taking oft tor the winning leap at the track meet with Poly is Ken Florkosky, Ram runner, breaks the tape to win the 880 Finley Culpepper, Varsity broadiumper. yard race during the meet at Poly. the cross country squad and tracksters VARSITY 61 V2 Ramona ,,.,.......,,,.......,..,.....,. 6lM5 Ramona ..... 47 Ramona .... . 68 Ramona .... 65 Ramona ..,.... 5iV3 Ramona ...,,, . B TRACK-ROW l: Pete Belding, Jim Nall, Rich McMillan, Jim Williams, John Kuoppamaki, Pat Burch. ROW 2: Ron Ryneal Harold Favila, Norman Culpepper, Paul Claassen, Tim ob Crosby, Larry Bassa Santa Ana Relays First four-man Large Schools 4th tour man 440 Junior Sanchez Finley Culpepper Charles Travis Ernest Whiting Gene Burns Richard Burke Ken Florkosky Joe Wilson C TRACK-ROW l: Al Aubuchon, Danny Gomez Larry Sawyer, Paul Chavez, Dick Chambers. ROW 2: Don Kalmar Frank Muramoto, Dave Reeves, Gary Dobbs, Gary Thomas Jim Faucher, Mike Strano, Ronnie Sinclair. , ,, ,,,k , .. , , 41- .vu...,..,..- I , hlkwgi -l , . . ,. . ' ' N SP . -' V 'L , ' , X ' ' 'S , 4,2 5. , ' ' .. V- . -: 'Vg 't Ptgyf f wg. ' , X H32 ,f , ,.5f'f,,5,Qh , I - ra J 3,52 if J v it Q J f 'Q ' w 7 ' J 4 i rf sa ' v 1 vi Q 1 Q vi, k s I 2 X f nf '9 ak 'Q NP Ng f w ,LW2 if N 'C ft ?' r fi w JC 5 SW may , N X., .Q gi, 1-fm, - W is 5 i S l Q . i ,gg g i if 6, TENNIS-ROW l: Danny Dean, Dan McMillan, Dewayne Warburton, Tom Kane, John Little. ROW 2: Coach Joe Palaia, Ron Reeves, Ronnie Johns, Jim Linke, Pete Keck, Gordon Fristad, Dave Spatord, Johnny Bomar, Dave Arnold, Dick Owens. 0 Ramona 2 Ramona O Ramona 6 Ramona l Ramona O Ramona 2 Ramona 59 ,Nh at-...v Swatting and head locking kept VARSITY TENNIS SCORES San Bernardino 9 4 E55 Dave Arnold smashes a serve in a match with Riverside College, 5 , y 1 4.q N ,. . o f , ,S . ,ki if sf, Q ly, ,J ie x- S wigs I, we ' My X - ' ' 1' 'P K 'W J' f. Vw . 'fi' ,wx ZW, ,, A 1,iW,l5 ,Nis C ,I H925 + x sss fx J f , 5,-as f' ag, ff Mf f ' r J V ay Qjiv 1 is -. ., ,,:. M 46' ' 1 gamma. f fxkzfnwf f 6 nl 1 C 1 -gy f i 9 ,uffb ,M J ,s,,,,.f.,t. rw' J sg f i' in Q Z' i X if sf' - Viv Pacific 7 6 Poly 9 O Redlands 3 6 Colton 8 3 Bernardino 9 l Pacific 7 6 Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona John Little and Dewayne Warburton get set for a doubles match Riverside College Tigers. Corona Fontana Poly Oceanside Redlands Colton Fontana 5 3 9 3 6 8 3 against the ffffyzf f f M, Con Madewell, Bob Morrow, and Jerry Bucher get a few pointers from wrestling Coach, Ed O'Neill. the netmen and matmen busy Many things could be attributed to Ramona's successful first year in C,B.l.. The spirit ot the students might be the answer, or maybe the challenge ot C.B.L. competition could explain it. lf everything was taken into consideration, however, and put into a strainer, only the main elements would remain: the coaches and the team. When the year began, the experts picked Ramona for last in almost every sport. The spirit, deter- mination, and skill ot adept coaches and enthusiastic teams proved these seers wrong. Ramona was strong in some sports and weak in others, but no matter what the score was, the team always won in sportsmanship and enthusiasm. Through winning and losing, the teams learned that scores and league standings may be important at the time, but twenty years from now a score of 65-64 won't be remembered, although an encouraging word from a teammate or coach, might still remain. ll . ,. if .ii ,ff . . , A . y .,,, x . J - 5 . ' , 4 ' J 9 . 1 ' .f f ' in Q' . is , v .J ff Ze ' 3 ,. Sc Xi -' fix Y' iivllil i gyggivww ings, GRA MEMBERS-ROW l: V. Kell, J. Jasper L, Croke, J. Deaner, G. l-lornstra, J. Weber ROW 2: N. Dunning, R. Wick, B. Milligan, R Vasquez, A. Franko, M. Zamora, K. l'lesser ROW 3: T. Golly, A. Craider, B. Rasmusson, B Powell, S. Orinskie, J. Werner, D. Downs, A Perez, G. Agularia, G. Catching, W. Smith. 4 . Mix Mn.. . I in a 5 8 Q wwf ' ' ,Wa .f ' ' :,, :.. :NN V ff J . K' ' 'U f' , .. iw .V-,:L,,,, , ', ' fffj .. ..,. ,, . , iw, , M Wu Q - .. V , , ,wwf M41 - I, - , f V ,fm fw -. .., ,,, , -' I f . -,,,,ff - 1- Q ,,, ,, 4, cn ,nh 7 fl' f nl' 1. W Q 'W 1 i- - V . A 'H - 7 Janice Weber, GRA presi- dent, takes time out to enjoy herself on the trampoline. Janice did a marvelous job as president. Members of the GRA Board were, Mrs. Jenning, advisor, Delores Downs, Judy Jasper, Janice Weber, Gloria Agui- lara, and Judy Werner. Georgia Evans and Judy Wilson debate on which end of the bat is properly used for hitting. 7 1. Mya ,y ,. ,,i, s ' M if ' , 0 ' 5 , 1 ' L' , A :v vi' 7 ,Z L - ,, .A, A yy-inf, plz of Vyfgggf'-41.55235-fm,,yZ,,-rg qos 5 5 if aff M w ' , f fi 'W s, ' V K' V ' Q . 'J' V yy- -ks ff VG, ,Ji-4,532 f, -ft., .nf '- 'rv gn' , - ' -vi a ff ' -an A 'gf . , 'Aj 'r,'a:1.,-r- .. ' X F 5' ' 1:2 , TWSZQ17' Janice Bower demonstrates to her classmates the technique of making a perfect basket. GRA was in on the money mak- ing end ot the school fair with their dart throwing booth. The industrious J.O. officers, from top to bottom: Sally Krin- ard, Pauline Mazzetti, Bonnie Chipman, Vanette Kaye, Ginny l-lamontre, Kay Atteberry, and Mrs. Betty Jane l-less, advisor. 'Nfl Sally Krinard, president, worked hard to make Junior Orchesis's first year a successful one. ROW l: P. Boyd, J. Albanese, M, Shellenback, J, Cowan, K, McGovern, T, Russell, P. Almond, M. Granger, K, Atteberry R, Burns, S. Krinard. ROW 2: V. Bird, l. Witt, J. Sanders, D. McDermont, P. Patterson, G, l-lamontre, B. Chipman, E. Athey, V. Kaye, T. Smith, S. Miles, C. Gillinger. ROW 3: A. Shellen back, M. Gleeson, C. Cunnison, M. Porter, D. Clark, L. Di Perry S. Childs, N. Ackles, J. Jacksy, D. Gritton, M. Neely, P. Mazzetti, J. Mahoney, P. Anthony. 1-f Lovely Virginia Bird took the honors of Rarnona's first basket- ball queen, at the J.O. Valen- tine Dance. , 2 ? 5 ws wws we NSNNX 7 A Mfg ff gy fy ff, 1 Qfwi , 21 fa , f I , 51, ' ' , f, ,X ,Aff, ,X ,A M W , f iw iv, a'A 2?f'f fffW,'wafYy y V .1 f WW '1 f f ff ff ia, Z fu ' 2 J, W Qwy' XZ ' QQ wwf if i W ig f eff J f f 2 Q XZ 7 Q 0 f f i some JO. techniques. f Susan Miles, Patty Hasted, Lucille DiPerry, Kathy McGov- ern, and Donna Clark, show ff, ,,f, w,,f J xx! gary ff! ff, ,f fbi 1 , x , at Q 2 J.O. performed many wedding ceremonies in their wedding booth the night of the USB Fair. 4, X fh lj, U fr'-fe, , J w VEIQ-I' A SHGDPING HUMH' Tues-iWed. Thur f -Hsllllf GOOD 'l E ,ff ff., Four girls and four stuffed animals are a lot for one bed, even when it's a comfortable bed from BINFORD'S FURNITURE STORE. Toni Russell, Andrea Tonge, Sally McGrath, and Pauline Mazzetti know that BINFORD'S FURNITURE STORE, M29 Main Street, has other fine furniture. l lO Bob Morrow looks mighty happy after having his hair cut at the DRIVE-IN BARBER SHOP. Bob is aware that the DRIVE-IN BARBER SHOP, 4236 Van Buren is the best place in town for a sharp hair cut. Mary Jane Hesser admires her new hair style she got at CHAT'n'CURL. CHAT 'n'CURL, 4274 Luther, will please any girl who wants to look her best. Top Diamond S. S, Stull, Jeweler 404l Main Street Riverside, California SOWJ Discount! Barbara Moore and Patty Weedin look over the silver service at LUMAN GREEN JEWELERS, 39l3 Main Street, assisted by Mr. Lurnan Green. LUMAN GREEN JEWELERS has a fine array of jewelry, silver, and complete watch and jewelry repair service. - ,Quia U . 4 6 ' Q 6 I 1? .tu 1---' 'ffm-r' Chuck Motheral and Pat Consur try this comfortable couch at MISSION FURNITURE, 3615 Main. They find all the furnishings at MISSION FURNITURE much to their liking. Shop Sears in the downtown shopping center of Riverside Everything for the home, the family, the car. SAVE at SEARS! Satisfaction guaranteed OVerIand 6-4400 or your money back 3720 Main Street H2 Bob Sjoren, who is furnishing his new patio, wants the best and so he has first come to HOUSE AND GARDEN. HOUSE AND GARDEN, 6245 Magnolia Avenue, carries both indoor and outdoor furniture, Chef Jim Jennings illustrates to Ken Ecker the 85 ways to cook a hot dog at BAYLESS AND BARNES OUTDOOR FURNITURE, 6041 Magnolia. BAYLESS AND BARNES CO. specialize in patio equipment and supplies. 9 l 376l Main Street Riverside, California i 0 fashion doesn't cost 0 a fortune at Penney's Congratulations to the Class of I958 Gary Hinman, Tim Kottel and Roger Glenn look over the vast selection of record albums at the H I - F I M U S I C ROOM, 6746 Brock- ton Avenue, in the Brockton Arcade. The HI-FI MUSIC ROOM is a favorite with all teenagers. II'-2 Dreaming of the Graduation Dance in her dress from LEONARD'S is Marcia Granger. LEONARD'S has two locations, 3775 Main Street, downtown, and 3636 Plaza Mall in the Plaza. Either location has the very latest in styles. Rick Hanson and Andy Ragus discuss plans for Saturday night. They'll have no trouble getting dates in these sharp clothes from McGRATH AND OLSON, 3869 Main Street. McGRATH AND OLSON have selections which will satisfy even the most particular, Judy Rasmussen enters the office in her new spring dress from TALL AND JUNIOR FASHIONS OF CALIFORNIA, 3742 Sunny- side Dr. Judy has found many suitable school and date dresses from TALL AND JUNIOR FASHIONS. TUXEDO RIENTAIS 358l Eighth Street Riverside SALES Modern Formal Wear - RENTAL SERVICE - White Dinner Jackets Dark Tuxedos Bridesmaid Dresses Bridal Gowns PHONE OV 3-l9Ol ,V 'W',. ,Q 1 V W 40: A f f V : ' 1 .f f., ' WW ' ' J t ,ff Practicing for the big dance are Kathy McGovern and Bert Morgan in their fashionable attire from ROUSE'S. ROUSE'S, 3834 Main Street, carry a complete line of men's and women's apparel. H5 Sally Krinard makes a pretty picture in her fashionable new swim suit from TAMARA'S, 3975 Chicago. TAMARA'S OF RIVERSIDE feature smart styles in women's apparel. lVlcClung's .lewelr 52l2 Arlington Avenue Hardman Center Phone OV 9-799l HlEN50N'S SHOES R Carefully Fitted Florsheim Shoes Weatherbird Shoes City Club Shoes Wesboro Shoes Queen Quality Shoes Velvetstep - U.S. Keds 3630 PLAZA MALL 3969 MAIN STREET RIVERSIDE y ms ff - Aria ,W f Uv ,ii if .,,, i. . : , f pg, ' hm, ,, 15 ,waht , im. . ,E A L94 H ,. ,IR ,-L- A . ,fy M auf M V! - , , ,, A, ff im , f ,V 9 , ,, ,yi , , I f , , , ' 4 it ,,,- , if , I , L fy , 6 'V an W ,i ,V V, VV yyfyjz A VL ,I , ff 4 ,f - 0 I W, M, w f ff, Q4 4 ' ' ff 7U.w' Wf- ' , ff 7 'mf ,f N ff' HW ff ff' ,M 4 ffh f W, yr wi ff ' f it ,, 4 V Yfiffvff f Just like a girl not to be able to decide on a pair of shoes especially when there are so many lovely styles from which to choose at PRESTON'S SHOE STORE. Bonnie Chipman knows that PRESTON'S, 6542 Magnolia Avenue, is where shoes for the entire family are featured. l FOR LADIES Air Step Life Stride Glamour Debs California Cobblers FOR MEN Roblee Pedwin S'fw l?Q2i,b3'7 55 3 N Good Shoes Carefully Fitted l l This lucky shoe is being held by Judy lon at COFFlN'S, 3877 Main Street. Judy always chooses her shoes at COFFIN'S because there is a wide selection in the best ot footwear from which to choose and the prices are very reasonable. Karen Martin poses prettily in one of her spring OV dresses from PAM'S. PAM'S, 3760 Ninth Street, is one of the more popular clothes shops for girls and W,..,.,,.,, ,Nr ,ii ,msc 'HE BELL Co' Above Allf Established Since Satisfaction 1906 COMPLETE DRY CLEANING SERVICE PICK-UP 84 DELIVERY 0 Quality Garment Cleaning a Specialty 0 Upholstery Cleaning 4344 MARKET ST. 3-5252 Win Qf ie' V in, i Wm Loaded down with purchases, Moria Porter, Jolyne Robinson, and Nancy Hannah have found GRANTS basement a real bargain spot. Now they are going to fry the main floor. Basement or main floor, GRANTS, 3624 Plaza Mall, has the most To say the least H8 GREETI NGS FROM AVEN PORT' MARKET WE FEATURE THE BEST MEATS IN TOWN AND NATIONALLY ADV 9522 Magnolia Avenue, Arlington ERTISED MERCHANDISE Bill and Edith Davenport Ken Florkosky and Junior Sanchez are trying out guns for their big safari to South Africa. Whether you are going on a safari or just rabbit hunting you will find RUDD'S, 6443 Magnolia, the place to look. RUDD'S has everything for the Sportsman. College is almost here, and Karen Reddish and Pequita Anthony are selecting their luggage for the trip. Located at 6566 Magnolia Avenue, HILLMER'S LUGGAGE carry wide selections of luggage. HlLLMER'S, the place to buy luggage. meal SUPER MARKETS 4350 VAN BUREN AVENUE ARLINGTON, CALIFORNIA PHONE OV 9'7OIO But Pat, says Ken Takano, I don't have any money to buy that good food from ABRAHAM'S. Oh gosh, and I was so hungry, says disappoint- ed Pat Morgan, ABRAHAM'S MARKET, 9497 Magnolia Avenue, Arlington, specializes in meats, groceries, and produce. , M WN WWW W ' we www Jane Rimmer and Kent Ahlswede enjoy a coke at MERLE'S. MERLE'S DRIVE IN, 4290 Market Street, is a popular spot with most of the Riverside crowd Diane Gritton, Janeen Reckseik, Gerry Hornstra, and Mary Flores aren't counting calories today while at PIXIE TREATS. The place to go for quick delicious snacks is the PIXIE TREATS, 5224 Arlington Push harder, says Liz Lambirth to Marge Osnessg lt can't be closed. But girls, MUNDY'S isn't open at 6 A.M, MUNDY'S PHARMACY, 6647 Brockton, carries a com- plete line of pharmaceutical products, and that's why Liz and Marge are so anxious for PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED Open Evenings Phone OV 9-95ll WE GIVE S 8. H GREEN STAMPS FERCHAUD' PHARMACY 5246 ARLINGTON AVENUE IN HARDMAN si-ioPPiNG CENTER UE T H sz. I Peggy Cree CJD Stephenson's 55 , 5 Kathy Showalter is ready tor her dinner date in this eye-catching dress from STEPHENSON'S, 3974 Main Street. PEGGY CREE'S, 67l4 Brockton in the Brockton Arcade, is the place to go for cute sport clothes like Ginny l-lamontre is wearing for her tennis date. lag-n7vWP Hurry, John, we know that WALKER'S BOY'S STORE has a wide selection of boys' attire, but we'll be late for the game! John Little doesn't like to be rushed while he's choosing his clothes from WALKER'S, located at 3937 Main Street and 6736 Brockton in the Arcade. mega Ken Steiner looks quite devastating in this sports out- fit from GOLDEN'S MEN'S WEAR. After leaving GOLDEN'S, 3750 8th, Ken is heading for the beach, BEST WISHES FROM THE O O O O Rluerslde Motor Car Dealers Association I.. R. BROWN - - EDSEL-ENGLISH FORD DE ANZA - - CHEVROLET-CORVETTE DON GILMORE - - - PONTIAC-VAUXHALL GLENWOOD MOTORS - CHRYSLER-IMPERIAL-PLYMOUTH ROY HELGESON ---- BUICK-OPEL FRED JENNINGS - CONT!NENTAL-LINCOLN-MERCURY MOSS MOTORS ---- DODGE-PLYMOUTH RUBIDOUX MOTORS - CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE WARREN-ANDERSON CO. - - FORD-Tl-IUNDERBIRD , l , , U u. iv, . - ffm QP? ,EZ Bev White descends the stairs in her new date dress from RElD'S DEPARTMENT STORE, 3773 Main Street. REID'S clothing is a welcome addition to any girl's wardrobe. l24 Mary Jo Taylor looks pleased with her hair-do from FAYE'S BEAUTY SALON. FAYE'S, 4242 Van Buren Blvd., can change your personality with a chic new hair style. ia' , I -. 2' f M' i 4' fb I I-W'-'fl ,,,,. L .,,. ff ,,,, .,,,,.,,,, W7 , T' M ' , I I .,,..,,.,, ,,,, , ,,,, ' , f, ,V V I ,V fftvvu-if ZW Z , M Ili . I f ' i' J affa I 4 ,V ff 4, .R X, ,fy ,WWW f Bonnie Morabito chooses her class pic- tures at HARRIS PHOTO STUDIO. The HARRIS PHOTO STUDIO took the Senior Class pictures this year, iw if 1 P 'T 1. ff y4 ' ii? is ,fy Annal.ee Thomas and .loan Oglvie find that the photography department of PRINGLE'S DRUG STORE is only one of the many services it provides. PRINGLE'S SELF SERVICE DRUG STORE, 3996 Main Street, specialize in prescriptions, school supplies, and other items needed. Are you going to make a new skirt, Armida? Armida Hernandez chooses her material at HOUSE OF FABRIC. Of course everyone knows the HOUSE OF FABRIC is located at 4023 Main Street in downtown Riverside. Greeting his dinner date is Chuck Barrows, wearing this handsome suit from GROUT'S MEN'S STORE. Clothes from GROUT'S, 37l5 Main, are an asset to any man's appearance. 125 fs Ji, V 94 sf 2 fa' in i Renee Robinson, Bonnie Lunt, and Carol Cunnison are all ready for the beach Cin this case the Arlington Parkl in their sports wear from CARPENTER'S. CARPENTER'S is the com- plete department store located at 9477 Magnolia Avenue. 'M 4 W Wow! After choosing such classy outfits from ENGLEMAN'S, all Ken Marshall and Galen Townsend need now is a sports car to take them to the beach. ENGLEMAN'S, 3638 Plaza Mall, is tops with all boys who choose the best in men's clothes. COMPLIMENTS of D NNELL' FLOWERS 6748 BROCKTON AVENUE PHONE OV 3-4l5O a Walt Griffith chooses just the right bouquet for the homecoming queen from ARLINGTON FLOWERS, 9687 Magnolia Avenue, Arlington. ARLINGTON FLOWERS has a wide selection for all occasions. l27 Viva shows Virginia Bird the proper way to model this stylish dress from VIVA'S, 3730 Main Street, Riverside. VIVA'S is the store of the smart set, featuring top lines in all women's apparel. Kaya ' 674- 3605 Plaza Mall - Riverside, California Phone OV 3-5720 Engineering Supplies Albums Drafting Supplies Diaries A t S l' r upp les Scrapbooks Party Supplies Office Furniture and Supplies Duplicating Equipment JOHN S. SCOTT 6162. CAMERA SHOPS Sound and Silent Projector Rentals Rentals, Repairs, Trade-ins Eine Quality Photo Finishing Binoculars - Greeting Cards 3713 MAIN STREET 6732 BROCKTON AVENUE f . Barbara Nolan and friend discuss the valui they've found at MICKI OF RIVERSIDE, 3921 8K Street. MlCKl'S has all the latest styles in spc clothes as well as selections for school and date Looking satisfied after their purchases from SWEET'S MEN'S STORE are Mike Powers and Mike Dalton, SWEET'S INC., 3789 Main Street and 3659 Plaza Mall, specialize in the finest quality ot men's wear for all occasions. fwfwlfmncs co. LOANS A Business that is LOCALLY Owned and Operated Where Ycu Can Borrow with Confidence You Will Like Our Fast Friendly Service on Auto, Furniture or Salary Loans Free Customer Parking HERBERT S. LUCAS MANAGING PARTNER Telephone OV 3-3706 6640 BROCKTON AVENUE RIVERSIDE at Magnolia and Brockton BARTEE, HADLEY and IVIOULTON COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 3789 Van Buren Blvd. Phone OV 9-4000 ARLINGTON, CALIFORNIA Who needs copy to explain this sharp picture ot sharp Sylvia Charpenel in this sharp swim suit from KRlSTY'S, which carries a complete line ot women's apparel. KRlSTY'S has two convenient locations, 396I Main Street and 3598 Plaza Mall. Pat Frolich and Bill Kovely are ready to paint the town, they're using paint supplies from BILL FROLICH'S SER- VICE, of course. FROLICH'S, lO683 Magnolia Avenue, has an excellent hardware supply besides a service station and rental service. 6 5' . ir: Y' Just the right thing for drivers who have girl friends and must master the art of driving with one hand, explains Al Gann to Judy Glenn at ALLBRIGHT'S AUTO SUPPLY. ALLBRIGHT'S at three locations, 8th and Fairmount, 545l Mission Blvd., and 3747 Central, has auto parts, tools, and equipment for all cars, trucks, and tractors. W f, ,,,. Fill'er upl Alex Hernandez stops at McANALLY CHEVRON STATION to water his going bomb. McANALLY'S is located on the corner of Grand and Jurupa. An added attraction is SSH Green Stamps. DESIGNERS 81 MAN UFACTURERS ' Yearbook Covers 0 Catalog Binders ' Gift Containers The S. K. SMITH CO. i 5260 West lO4th Street Los Angeles 45, California ORegon 8-4145 Manufacturers of your l957 and l958 ARIES Yearbook Covers. li if :zz-1 2 , 5' ...r ,Q 73 l F l 14 no- if. V 'EE l Luckily, the Lawlers have two tllllng stations two cars and two daughters Linda Cabovel IS being hel d b h t h pe y er at er at LAWLER S SHELL SERVICE 6664 Magnolia Avenue and Dorothy Lawler I Cbelowl is at LAWLERS SHELL SERVICE at 5240 Arlun awww Wg ' f me lux, W .m,,WVw WV l E l 6 ' r I 4 l 4- W , A I as ii 32 Dick Parks and Don Peterson know that it's a hard struggle to get Dale Carroll in a Volkswagen from ECONOMOTORS, but efforts pay off as anyone who has been to ECONOMOTORS, 3506 Main Street, knows. BARN UM 8 FLAGG COMPANY 3651 MAIN STREET lOpposite Mission lnnl Phone OV 3-23ll SCHOOL SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS, SALES, RENTALS and SERVICE fag? ,, Gentlemen may prefer blondes Cor brunettes in this casel but as Jean Jones and Dave Field have discovered at HALL MOTORS ladies prefer a DeSoto from HALL MOTORS, located in Arlanza on Cypress and Van Buren, Now here's something l recognize, FOR FOR FOR THE ARTIST Grumbacher Artist Materials THE DRAFTING STUDENT Lietz Mechanical Drawing Supplies Pickett Slide Rules ALL STUDENTS Ring Books Ring Book Paper Theme Books Pencils Ball Pens Zipper Ring Books J ii wi i sAM LANE's ' ' ' AUiisD2.,1m, MaQ, Riverside Offlff SUPPILI C0 Holla Avemie' SAM LANE Games 3616 Eighth sneer Phone ov32966 everything for cars and other supplies. , .,,. ,M ,, ,,,. .,,c,,,,,,.,.,,. ,W ,.,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,p,mM,M,,, , .l Hey no one's looking, now is the time to take this quality grade wood from CENTER LUMBER COMPANY. Steve Cunnison and Bill Baxter don't know that CENTER LUMBER COMPANY, 6222 Magnolia Avenue, has reasonable prices for all their building supplies. Q if 4 -.--........,..,i W ,..,....,,..........o,. ,, ,,....,...WW,V,,,, ,, 2' l gilt A L ' . 5.5 .E 'QV' , YW Y -W - W,W,Q,, Mag.. QSM, ,, ,X -, Qf,......Q.s...g.tN.g.........A.....:gg..4.g.LQ....M.- we . , -.....,,,M..-., .,...,.....g,,,, .o.g,.,,.t...-t.,,m, ..W.1.t W, tt M A ,,-D ' ,,,,.,,,,4,M,...a,....,.,W,..f..., xx.V,,xX - -. .,N, a.-,.t ,,..J.,x,, Ao... Xx.....4'0 ,..,, ...4 .,.....,........... M-,.,..-,,.. W I ,War My M' I W v mf.. ., x.,,, ,ai .,,,x .. , if ,,,.,,,X., M H 'M M Ialr M ..,, ,,. M, ,,.. , ,. .. N A mighty pretty picture being that Vanette Kaye, Joan Cowan, and Sharon Hall, are contem- plating robbing the bank, Little do they know that THE SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK can't be robbed. SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL, 9380 Magnolia Ave., Arlington, is the place for your savings. Jean Mahoney and Lynn Scott can't seem to find any food in this refriger- ator from MAGNOLIA REFRIGERA- TION, 944l Magnolia. But they still admit that MAGNOLIA REFRIGERA- TORS are the coolest. Time for lunch! says Dan Forester. And where else but at TOM'S GRINDER, 6294 Magnolia Avenue. Tacos and Grinders are specialties at TOM'S. CONGRATULATIONS G 8 H HARDWARE 5234 ARLINGTON AVENUE PHONE OV 9-8936 HARDMAN SHOPPING CENTER , 4 4? 4? y,iC I bw ,iv- After school, Shirley Kihm and Diane Morris share a refreshing drink at the RAMONA GRILL, 379l Van Buren Avenue. The RAMONA GRILL is the meeting place for many students. 1.4 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE i958 CLASS OF RAMONA HIGH SCHOOL Taylor'-s Appliance Your Downtown Westinghouse Dealer 4043 MAIN STREET PHONE OVerland 3-6365 M f 2 I ' V 4 ,W -fm' ' t y E Excuse us for interrupting your TV Show, but isn't that living room suite from HOME FURNITURE, 3557 Eighth Street? Charlotte Nieport and Mike Sheppard both agree that HOME FUR- NITURE is the place to buy furniture. COMPLIMENTS OF B E 6 tg Montgomery Wards I I I ,,'iit'c I ,,.,?i I I 6 T I E E X- I NINTH AND MAIN STREET PHONE overland 6-5850 Dolly Bell relaxes in the comfortable setting at BELL FURNITURE STORE, 6690 Brockton Ave. At BELL'S, Early American and Provincial Furni- ture are specialties. They give decorating counsel and have a fine rental service. They also give SSH Green Stamps. I36 RIVERSIDE TV 8 APPLIANCE 3801 MARKET STREET PHONE OVerland 3-7433 Don Coltrain wants to see Mickey Mouse Club, but Steve Cooter is in the comfortable chair from COOTER'S. Don't worry Don, at COOTER'S, 957l Magnolia in Arlington, there are hun- dreds ot other furnishings from which to choose. Lynn Corem goes tirst to MAGNOLIA CENTER CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY, 6359 Magnolia Avenue, to choose upholstery material for her room. Lynn knows that MAGNOLIA CENTER CUSTOM UPHOL- STERY will have just what she needs. 1 if y I . ' fn-' ml FUITNIT RE New AND useo FURNITURE UNFINISHED FURNITURE CARPETING - LINOLEUM 9507 Magnolia Avenue Arlington OVerland 9-l65O 1 Q iran Hey stop that , says Dennis Smith to Ann Meairs as she squirts him with per- fume from VINCENT'S. A complete line ot cosmetics, drugs, and house- hold items are found at VINCENT'S, 3670 Plaza Mall. Playing it sate with D. C. HOLMES are Frank Morrell and Gidney Tilden. The boys are aware that insurance is neces- sary and that D. C. HOLMES INSUR- ANCE, 3833 8th Street, will serve them satisfactorily. A-fx, . L ' - Y., Y I ' .,,,,,.,.,,l,- fr- -+-'-uw-Wfff' t gi: 4 ' ff: ' A ijt! . ft ' ' l ,,', ff 1 4- , M 4 My, but I teel powerful on this tractor from the JOHNSON TRACTOR COM- PANY , says Gordon Fristad. lt's a mighty machine Gordie, you'll find many more like it at JOHNSON'S, 3 l 33 Seventh Street. I I I , f, VX -fs, lr ' .- MMM f f . 2, T az A M , , fy Q, Y , . .,, 'W ff ,f M- am- is f 9 f .: Q 9 May we help you? ask Julie Sanders and Penny Patterson, using the modern equipment from TIER- NAN'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT. The most depend- able supplies are found at TIERNAN'S, 4045 Main Street, Riverside. home foshions ore HIGH prices ore LOW . . . ot WESTBROOICS! Why take a chance? . . . Shop at this one convenient home shopping center where you KNOW you'll find your best values in the latest fashions in home furnishings , . . practical needs for the home, too. Select your Furniture and Accessories, Dinnerware, Silverware and Glassware, Housewares, Hardware, Draperies and Fabrics, Television and Appliances, Nursery Furnishings . . . yes, even Toysl . . all at budget prices. Briefly, you'll find EVERYTHING FOR EVERY HOME AND BUDGET. .' 00 1 : X lllzllzl Zil :ZZZZ , X J. R. WE TBROOK CO. since l9O0 Riverside's leading shopping center for the home 3750 MAIN STREET PHONE OVerland 4-2000 1 as x , I 1 53 1 I A I need that more than you , says Bill Scherer to Jo Ann Tavaglione at KEYSTONE DRUG, 9496 Magnolia Avenue, Arlington. KEYSTONE DRUG carries all pharmaceutical products and Sundries. COMPLETE DRUG STORE I CENTRAL I PHARMACY 65II MAGNOLIA AVENUE 'Ii 53,1 gl HIX he ,Q 1, 1 ,-., I I' , I ,I . nun-Q 5:35:11 t I TQ' No, no Mary Ann, there will be pain! pleads Bob Heeres. But smart Mary Ann McConnell knows that MAGNOLIA DRUG CO. makes their products as easy to take as possible, The MAGNOLIA DRUG CO., 9502 Magnolia Ave., Arlington, has a complete selection of first quality drugs. wma 7,7 x if r I K L,fff'W K M , MWWVW . , ,, Nw ,. M ff f will A' 5 IVAN'S seems to be as busy as ever and you can bet most of the customers are smart Ramona students who know where to get the best food in town. lVAN'S CONTINENTAL, 5200 Arlington Avenue, is open all night, for you late owls. D' E L IA' S GRINDER HAVEN For Goodness Sakes EIGHTH AND KANSAS 1 68l4 MAGNOLIA AVENUE Um Boy! How about sharing some of that good food from McDONALD'S. But when Sandi Meder and Mary Ann Gleeson stop for a snack at McDON- ALD'S DRIVE-IN, 3425 Main, they want it all to themselves. 'F'W' ' X I T it g i Borboro Nolon Keeps Up 3' S, With Romono News in . . . ' F ,,,, , V- VVYV , V ,,,,,,,, S A,,l S i , I 'M I xx x W: NE rl' . x , ,rx ' A X I Y i Q H 'NW ,- -X Nuns ' Rim- i . if iiwsnii Wm Q A -wx' ta. I' , ew X' -V' N5 N um SSW wt xi- . .i - ' X MLV,3:.55 f . X I i s , .X .,..x,LNx, N ...imt W L ,.1,Ni m.,. 1 .. ....e We fiffzliaqian 76m64- . . . the ONLY paper that gives a Hoot'l Dick Farley makes the sports headlines again Abquf Ramona Hlgh School and Arlmglon in the RIVERSIDE PRESS 8- ENTERPRISE. SUBSCRIPTIONS 52,50 PER YEAR For complete news and sports coverage read The OI' The lOC3I'lOI'1? Magnglia Avenue Phone 9-I 3512 Fourteenth Street. Remember l The Folks Back Home . . . wiiiq a delicious CALIFORNIA a. IMPORTED NIT H FOOD PACK . . . Beautifully Wrapped and Packaged. IV ' o IMPORTED CHOCOLATES 0 GOURMET PACKS ERSIDE 0 GLACE FRUITS 0 FRESH FRUIT PACKS 0 ASSORTED PRESERVES 0 NOVELTY CANDlES Imported Cheese 8 Food Packs from Around the World WE SHIP ANYWHERE Under New Management Betty and Dick Mitchell know that the 'Wm I if best place to buy glass is the MITCHELL IIUPPQ GLASS COMPANY, 3105 Market Street, V HM U5 Riverside. Along with glass, the - M i sniiwaciimiyii ii MITCHELL GLASS COMPANY has fibre- ' ' IN THE PATIO glass cloth and resine for boats. 42 Abraham Market ,.... Allbright's .......,,..,.... Arlingtcn Flowers .......,,,,, Arlington Furniture Store .. Arlington Times ,,.,........,, Barnum 8. Flagg Co. ....,,, . Bartee-Hadley 81 Moulton Bayless-Barnes Co. .,,.,...... . Bell Co. ......,.........,,,,,...,.. . Bell's Furniture Store ,....... Binford's Furniture Store .. Carpenter's .,.........,.,,,... Center Lumber Co. .,,. , Central Rexall Drug .,,,, 1 Chat n Curl ...,......, Coffin, A. R. ............,,,.... . Consumers Finance Co. Cooter's Home Furnishings Cree, Peggy .....,..........,,,A,. Davenport's Food Market .. D'Elia's Grinder Haven ..,,,i Donnell's Flowers ........,,,, Drive-In Barber Shop .,,.. Economotors ...,,,,........,,,i. Advertiser's lnclex Eng leman's Men's Wear A... Faye's Beauty Salon ..,,,,..., Ferchaud Pharmacy ..,...., Frolich's, Bill, Service ,..... G 81 H Hardware .......Y,,,. Golden's Men's Wear ..,.,, Grout's Men's Store ..... Hall Motors ,,......,,.... Harris Photo Studio ,,,.. Henson s Shoes .....,.......,,,,........ ,,,.. Hi-Fi Music Room ...............a......., ,,,,. Hillmer's Luggage 81 Men's Wear ,.... A,.,, Holmes, D. C. ............,............... . Home Furniture ................. .. House of Fabrics lnc. ..... , House 8. Garden ......... lvan's Continental .... Johnson Tractor Co. Keystone Drug Co. Kristy's .................... Lawler Shell Service ..... Leonard s ........................,........... . .... ..... Luman Green Jewelers ...... Magnolia Center Custom Upholstery Shop ,... 120 130 127 137 142 132 129 113 117 136 110 126 133 140 111 117 129 137 122 119 141 127 111 132 127 124 121 130 135 122 125 132 124 116 113 119 138 136 125 112 141 138 140 129 131 114 111 137 Magnolia Drug Co. ............... ..... . Magnolia Refrigeration Co. McAnally Chevron Service ..... ...... McClung Jewelry Store ....... ...... McDonald's ................ McGrath-Olson A... 1 Merle s .............. Micki's ,.................. Mission Furniture ...... Mitchell Glass Co. .... ....... . Montgomery Ward 84 Co. ..... .... . Mundy's Pharmacy ....... Owen's Market ....,.. Pam's Dress Shop ,.... Penney's ............. Pixie Treats ................... Press and Enterprise ..... Preston's Shoes .......... Pringle Drug Co. Ramona Grill t........ - 1 Reid s ................................. .. Rent-A-Tux .......................,.... ..... Riverside Motor Car Dealers ...... ..... Riverside Office Supply Co. .... . ,... ., Riverside Plaza Stationers ................. ...... Riverside TV-Appliance 81 Furniture ...... ...... Rouse's lnc. ..................................... ..... . Rudd's Sporting Goods ......... ..... Sears Roebuck and Co. ........... ..... . Security-First National Bank Sirks Camera Shop ................. ...... S. K. Smith .......... Stephenson's .... ...... Sweet's Inc. ..................... . Tall and Juniors Fashions .... Tamara's ....................... Taylor's Appliance ...... That Candy Shoppe ....... - 1 Tiernan s ................................... .... . , . Tom s Grinder ...,.................,.......... ...c.. Top Diamond S. S. Stull Jewelers ....c. ...... A 1 Vincent s Drug .............................. ...... Viva's .,..........,..,.............. Walker's Stores for Boys .... Westbrocks ...................... Western Auto Supply ..... Winsler's Shoes ....... W. T, Grant Co. .... . 140 135 130 116 141 114 120 128 112 142 136 121 120 117 113 121 142 116 125 135 124 114 123 133 128 137 115 119 112 134 128 130 122 129 114 116 136 142 138 135 111 138 128 122 139 133 117 118 Allan, Mr., 53 Allen, Mrs., 48 Almy, Mr., 4, 53 Blakewell, Mrs, 54 Barnes, Mr., 50, 97 Barton, Mrs, 49 Bazil, Mr,, 47 Bell, Mr., 49 Bernd, Mr., 55 Brooks, Mr., 53, 74 Bush, Mr., 52 Bushman, Mr , 52,98 Carey, Mr., 49 Carter, Mr,, 57, 72 Cooper, Mr., 53 Cosentmo, Miss, l5, 50 Crow, Mr., 55 Crump, Mr., 53 Devine, Mr., 47, 61,62 Didden, Miss, 48 GRLS Abbe, Barbara, 8 Aguilera, Gloria, 8, 104 Ahumada, Carmen, 8 Anderson, Francine, 8 Anderson, Jane, 8 Anthon , Pequita, 8, 64, 66, 106, 119 Athey, Elizabeth, 8, 106 Babcock, Lorillee, 8 Baker, Janice, 8 Barnes, Gloria, 8 Bird, Virginia, 8, 22, 59, 78, 106, 107, 128 Black, Melba, 8, 75 Bouren, Jacklynn, 9 Boyd, Peggy, 9, 106 Braninburg, Margaret, 9 Brower, Janice, 9, 105 Brown, Nancy, 9 Bruyneel, Donna, 9 Buck, Rollene, 9 Buckner, Mary, 9 Burns, Sandra, 9 Burns, Jeanita, 9 Campbell, Gloria, 9 Cardoza, Amelia, 9 Catching, Gwen, 9, 64, 67, 84, 104 Charpenel, Sylvia, 10, 66, 129 Chatham, Lorine, 10 Chipman, Bonnie, 3, 10, 23, 84, 106, 1 16 Christopher, Beth, 10 Christopher, Nancy, 10 Clark, Merilyn, 10, 63 Coke, Jacquelyne, 10 Cornwall, Eleanor, 10 Cowan, Joan, 10, 84, 88, 106, 134 Cox, Janice, 10 Cunnison, Carol, 10, 64, 84, 106, 126 Davis, Betty, 10 Dawes, Carol, 10 Degarmo, Marcile, 10, 63 Deiss, Donna, 11 Diaz, Ruth, 11 Downs, Delores, 11, 66, 104 Drake, Lorraine, 11 Dugi, Marianne, 11 Evans, Georgia, 11, 105 Fleischman, Eddis, 11 Flores, Mary, 11, 89, 121 Floroksky, Barbara, 11 Ford, Anita, 11 Franco, Alice, 11, 104 Fulton, Barbara, 12 Gallagher, Marie, 12 Garcia, Mary, 12 Gates, Tamara, 12 Glazer, Gwen, 12 Gleeson, Mary Ann, 5, 12, 88, 106, 141 Godwin, Darlene, 12 Granger, Marcia, 12, 63, 64, 66, 76, 82, 84, 106, 114 Grant, Cathy, 12, 66 Gritton, Diane, 12, 106, 121 Guzman, Ruth, 12 Hall, Sharon, 12, 65, 134 Hamontre, Virginia, 13, 60, 61, 78, 106, 122 Hannah, Nancy, 12, 60, 61, 118 Harris, Ellen, 13 144 Picture Index ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Eads, Mrs., 49 Eakin, Miss, 52 Emanuel, Mrs., 46, 66 Erwin, Mr., 48 Esgate, Mr., 46, 71 Fages, Mr., 48, 90, 92, 99 Fite, Mr., 52, 96 Gobrecht, Miss, 55, 63 Hale, Mrs, 55 Heath, Mr., 49 Hefler, Miss, 51 Hess, Mrs., 51, 106 Hubbard, Mrs., 48 Jacobsrneyer, Mr., 35, 50 Jennings, Mrs., 52, 104 Johnson, Mrs., 48 Jordan, Mr., 50 Krieb, Mr., 52 Krogh, Mr., 51 Kutch, Mr., 47, 67 Laird, Mr., 51 Lee, Mr., 25, 45, 49 Lewis, Mr,, 51 Lowe, Mr., 3, 53 McGregor, Mrs., 54 McComas, Mr., 49 Markin, Mr., 50 Matthews, Mrs., 55 Mattson, Mrs., 55 Mensinger, Mr., 46 Moore, Mr., 48, 90, 92 Miller, Mr., 46 Morris, Mr., 53 Mullins, Mrs., 54 Nelson, Mr., 50 North, Mrs., 51' O'Neil, Mr., 48, 90, 92, 103 Paine, Mr., 49 Palaia, Mr., 51, 102 Peterson, Mr., 55, 64 SENIORS Hearn, Mary, 13 Hernandez, Armida, 13, 66, 125 Hesser, Mary Jane, 13, 59, 111 Hooper, Lynn, 13 Hornstra, Gerrie, 13, 104, 121 Horton, Frances, 13 Howbert, Peggy, 13, 84 Howell, Janice, 13 lon, Judy, 13, 78, 88, 117 Jasper, Judy, 14, 104 Johnson, Lorraine, 14 Jones, Barbara, 14 Joy, Karen, 14 Kayiiama, Mary, 14 Kaye, Vanette, 14, 84, 106, 134 Kell, Vaunda, 14, 104 Kelleghan, Nancy, 14 Kent, Janice, 14 Kihm, Shirley, 14, 66, 135 Krinard, Sally, 14, 65, 84, 106, 116 Krise, Nancy, 14 Kugler, Nadine, 14 Laing, Janet, 14 Lansing, Barbara, 14 Lawler, Dorothy, 14, 131 Lawler, Linda, 14, 131 Lawrence, Lorinell, 15 Lemons, Rose, 15 Lerma, Phoebe, 15 Lundberg, Linda, 15 Lunt, Bonnie, 15, 126 MacGillivray, Donna, 15 McClain, Bettie, 15 McConnell, Mary Ann, 15, 61 , 66, 67, 140 McDowell, Beverly, 15 McGovern, Kathy, 15, 88, 106, 107, 1 15 McGrath, Sally, 15, 65, 84, 110 McKenzie, Jeanella, 15 McNair, Lana, 15 McQuiston, Lorraine, 15 Maddern, Charlene, 15 Mahoney, Jean, 15, 106, 135 Majors, Mary, 15 Mansfield, Doris, 15 Mares, Jennie, 15 Marr, Betty, 15 Martin, Karen, 5, 16, 66, 76, 117 Mazzetti, Pauline, 16, 61, 106, 110 Meder, Sandra, 16, 141 Meshkoft, Judy, 16 Miller, Jeanette, 16 Mitchell, Betty, 16, 142 Moore, Barbara, 16, 111 Morabito, Bonnie, 16, 67, 124 Moras, Diane, 16, 135 Morton, Beverly, 16 Neely, Marilyn, 17, 22, 76, 80, 106 Newman, Marlea, 17 Nielsen, Cindy, 17 Nieport, Charlotte, 17, 66, 136 Nolan, Barbara, 17, 78, 88, 128, 14 Northcote, Nancy, 17 Norton, Karen, 17 Osuna, Jan, 17 Owens, Jane, 17 Pangborn, Nancy, 17 Patterson, Penny, 17, 63, 106, 138 Perez, Anna, 17, 104 Pelies, Fawn, 17 Plunkett, Geraldine, 17 2 Porter, Moira, 17, 84, 106, 118 Rasmussen, Janet, 18 Ray, Shelba, 18 Recksiek, Janeen, 18, 63, 121 Reddish, Karen, 18, 65, 66, 119 Reeder, Alice, 18 Ricketts, Rose Ellen, 18 Roberts, Diane, 18, 75 Robertson, Shirley, 18 Robinson, Jolyne, 18, 61, 64, 84, 118 Robinson, Renee, 18, 64, 78, 88, 126 Robles, Lorraine, 18 Rodriquez, Cecilia, 18 Russell, Toni, 18, 64, 89, 106, 110 Sanders, Julia, 18, 63, 106, 138 Scott, Lynne, 19, 135 Sharp, Marjorie, 19, 63 Shellenback, Anne 19, 106 showaifer, kathy, 19, 65, as, 122 Sias, Juanita, 19 Simonson, Sherry, 19 Smith, June, 19 Smith, Trudy, 19, 106 Snowball, Darla, 19 Snyder, Sandra, 19 Sutton, Carolyn, 19 Taube, Hazel, 19 Tavaglione, JoAnn, 19, 65, 84, 140 Terry, Patty, 19, 61 Thomas, Jo, 20 Thompson, Beverly, 20 Townsend, Lorraine, 20 Tritle, Sherry, 20 Vasquez, Ramona, 104 Wachtrup, Brenda, 20 Weber, Janice, 20, 66, 104 Wedding, Claudia, 20 Weeden, Patty, 20, 111 White, Beverly, 20, 64, 124 Williams, Elizabeth, 7, 20 Witt, Iris, 21, 64, 88, 106, 109 Worden, Carolyn, 21 BOYS Aguilera, Richard, 8, 92 Ahlswede, Kent, 8, 60, 62, 76, 120 Archer, Elden, 8 Arealano, Peter, 8 Arnold, David, 8, 102 Baily, Woody, 8, 91, 92 Baker, Charles, 8 Barrows, Chuck, 5, 8, 125 Barto, Gary, S Beaven, Tom, 8 Bemis, George, 8 Bolin, Richard, 8, 65, 67 Bridges, Jerry, 9, 92 Brown, Phil, 9 Bucher, Gerald, 9, 103 Burke, Richard, 9, 100 Burns, Gene, 9, 87, 100 Campbell, Ellery, 9 Carroll, Dale, 9, 92, 98, 132 Carver, Bill, 9 Chadderton, LeRoy, 9 Chambers, Don, 9 Chambers, Ronnie, 9 Christenson, Dennis, 10 Chilson, David, 10 Philp, Mr., 54 Poitou, Mr., 54 Poole, Mrs., 25, 54 Porter, Mr., 49 Price, Mrs., 55 Probst, Mr., 49 Spaugh, Mrs., 54 Steele, Mr., 54, 100 Stoever, Mr., 54 Thomas, Mr., 50 Teig, Mrs., 48 Trainer, Mr., 52 Turco, Mrs., 53 Walters Mr., 52 Whitfield, Mrs., 53 Williams, Mr., 52, 94, 95 Wybourn, Mrs., 54 Claassen, Paul, 10, 22, 101 Cline, David, 10 Cooper, Daniel, 10 Cox, Willard, 10, 98 Criswell, Larry, 10 Crouch, Carl, 10 Crowder, Gary, 10, 94, 97 Culpepper, Finley, 10, 92, 100, 1C Culver, Roger, 10, 63 94, 95, 98 oaifon, Make, 3, io, ia, 76, 92, 94, 95, 129 D'Ambragio, David, 10 Dieterich, Mike, 11, 91, 92, 98 Dorris, Richard, 11 Drake, Bill, 11 Duran, Ignacio, 11, 100 Ecker, Ken, 11, 61, 84, 90, 92, 11 Eddington, Marvin, 92, 94 Ellison, Robert, 11 Farley, Dick, 11, 91, 92, 94, 98, 142 Farmer, Dave, 11, 100 Farris, Larry, 11 Favilla, Harold, 11, 101 Field, Dave, 11, 59, 89, 132 Fischlein, Don, 11 Fisher, Tom, 11 Florkosky, Ken, 11, 100, 101, 119 Forster, Dan, 11, 92, 135 Frick, Richard, 12 Fristad, Gordon, 12 82, 102, 138 Fuentes, Pantilo, 12 Fuentes, Tony, 12 Gann, Alfred, 12, 91, 92, 130 Gates, Gar , 12 Gonzoles, Ray, 12, 96, 98 Gosche, Paul 12 Gren, John, 12 Griffith, Walt, 12, 78, 127 Hambleton, Jerry, 12 Hammerschmidt, Allen, 12, 90, 98 Hanson, Rick, 13, 83, 114 Harris, Ray, 13 Haskins, Joe, 13 Haugen, Gary, 13 Heeres, Bob, 13, 22, 61, 78, 98, 140 Herchelrode, Dave, 13 Hernandez, Alex 13 100, 130 Hartman, Gary, 15, ei, 91, 92, 113 Holte, Bob, 13 Hubbard, Don, 13 Huelot, Ronnie, 13, 61 lseda, Yasyshi, 13, 91, 92 Jackson, Billy Joe, 13 Jennings, Jim, 13, 60, 113 Jones, Willard, 13 Keck, Peter, 13, 102 Kelbey, Danny, 14 Kemp, Herbert, 14 Kilday, Bill, 14 Kirby, Jack, 14 Klepper, Mike, 14 Koehn, Gerhard, 14 Kottel, Tim, 14, 113 Lemos, John, 15 Liebig, David, 15 Linke, Walter, 15 Little, John, 15, 22, 102, 122 Love, Don, 15 McDaniel, Walter, 15 McMillan, Daniel, 15, 61, 66, 102 Madwell, Don, 15, 103 Marshall, Fred, 16 Marshall, Ken, 16, 127 Mason, Richard, 16 Matheny, Tom, 16 Merrick, Fred, 4, 16, 100 Mikel, David, 16 Milligan, John, 16 Mitchell, Gene, 16 Mitchall, Dick, 16, 142 Morgan, Bert, 16, 60, 76, 90, 115 Morrell, Frank, 16, 138 Morrow, Bob, 16, 92, 103, 111 Motheral, Chuck, 17, 94, 112 Omenson, Dale, 17 Ore, James, 17 Owens, Jerry, 17 Owens, Richard, 17, 102 GMLS Abbs, Judy, 30 Ackles, Nannette, 31, 75, 76, 84, 106 Albanese, Judy, 31 , 106 Albano, Connie, 31 Ammann, Pat, 30, 106 Anderson, Carol, 79 Anderson, Phyllis, 33 Atteberry, Kay, 31, 106 Axford, Angela, 32 Babcock, Carolyn, 27 Bales, Pat, 29, 25 Barnett, Jeannie, 31 Barth, Carol, 32 Basinger, Pat, 29 Beaudreault, Janet, 31 Becnel, Francis, 32 Bell, Dolly, 136 Belville, Linda, 32 Bente, Barbara, 32 Bonebrake, Jean, 27 Born, Ellen, 27 Boyles, Bonnie, 29 Bradley, June, 24, 32, 61, 78, 79, 85 Branda, Donna, 32, 66 Bridges, Barbara, 31 Briney, Phyllis, 33 Brooks, Betty, 27 Brown, Jane, 29 Brown, Lindy, 33 Brown, Martha, 32 Bucknell, Sheryl, 32, 66 Burch, Jean, 29 Burns, Ruth, 32, 84, 106 Carda, Marian, 30 Carter, Nancy, 32 Cerasaro, Marie, 29 Childs, Shirley, 106 Clark, Donna, 33, 106, 107 Clark, Letty, 33 Clason, Jeannie, 33, 66 Collins, Carolyn, 32 Conser, Pat, 30, 112 Coram, Lynn, 33, 137 Crown, Jackie, 30 Cruz, Eleanor, 27 Curry, Dorthy, 28, 70 Daily, Sally, 32 Dalton, Peggy, 32 Day, Karan, 29 DeLorenzo, Margie, 26, 66 Denunzio, Jeannie, 29 Deutsch, Myra, 25, 28 DiPerry, Lucille, 32, 106, 107 Dobbins, Ann, 30 Dodd, Diane, 28 Doran, Phyllis, 32 Dumas, Roberta, 27 Earp, Jean, 27 Edmonds, Delores, 31 Eggert, Sandie, 32 Eriser, Barbara, 33 Evans, Kaye, 30 Flippen, Mildred, 26 Flores, Sarah, 29 Fonseco, Cecilia, 29 Frolich, Pat, 32, 130 Garcia, Maria, 26 George, Karen, 30 Gibson, Liz, 30 Gilbreth, Jean, 27 Gillinger, Carol Lee, 32, 75, 106 Girard, Carol, 31 Glazer, Janet, 26 Glidden, Delaine, 27 Goodman, Lois, 33, 63 Gossett, Sheryl, 32 Graham, Annie, 27 Graves, Lynnett, 33 Green, Bernice, 32 Grovhoug, Eileen, 29 Hammerschmidt, Christine, 32, 85 Harvey, Gloria, 32 Parks, Dick, 17, 76, 80, 90, 92, 132 Patterson, Bill, 17 Patton, Gary, 17 Peterson, Don, 17, 90, 92, 132 Power, Mike, 18, 92, 129 Prentice, Phil, 18 Prichard, Gary, 18, 45 Proffit, Christy, 18 Ragus, Andy, 18, 22, 59, 114 Ramsey, Russ, 18 Red Elk, Keith, 18 Richmond, Mike, 18 Rogers, Jim, 18 Samra, Jesse, 18, 92, 100 Sanchez, Junior, 18, 100, 119 Santerre, Martin, 18 Schaeffer, Allen, 18 Scherer, Bill, 18, 140 Shell, Gary, 19 Shephard, Mike, 19, 136 Shieflett, Bob, 19 Shipley, Lee, 19 Sjogren, Bob, 19, 91, 92, 100, 112 Skates, Bill, 19 Steiner, Ken, 19, 122 Stratton, Bob, 19 Sweandy, David, 19 Takano, Ken, 19, 91, 92, 120 Takenaga, Eugene, 19 Taniguchi, Takemi, 19 Tesler, Larry, 19 Tilden, Gedney, 20, 138 Townsend, Galen, 20, 90, 92, 94, 95, 127 Turner, Carl, 20 JUNIORS Hasted, Pat, 31, 66, 107 Haviland, Judith, 29 Hayhurst, Tracie, 30 Heaslet, Cindy, 33 Hibbard, Alice, 30 Hollingsworth, Carol, 28 Horwedel, Judy, 32 House, Shirley, 30 Hughes, JoAnn, 33 Jacksy, Jacklyn, 32, 106 Jamieson, Sandie, 29 Jefferson, lola, 26 Johnston, Valerie, 31 Jones, Elaine, 31 Jones, Sharon, 31 Kaiser, Pat, 28 Kee, Judy, 28 Kelley, Peggy, 32 Keplar, Judy, 30 Kohler, Karen, 31 Kolkmeyer, Judy, 32 Krietz, Adriene, 31 Krizan, Janice, 33 Langley, Marty, 33 McClure, Sue, 26 McDermont, Darlene, 30, 106 McDonald, Sue, 33 McLaughlin, Doris, 32 McNair, Darlene, 33 McPherson, Beverly, 32 Macher, Betty, 31 Machniak, Janice, 30 Marin, Aurora, 29 Marquis, Joan, 29 Martin, Lynne, 28 Mathes, Beverly, 33, 75, 76 Meader, llajean, 28 Meader, llaleah, 28 Meairs, Ann, 33, 138 Majia, Valerie, 30 Mendoza, Annie, 31 Miles, Susan, 32, 75, 106, 107 Mitchell, Judy, 32, 66 Moe, Susan, 30 Montgomery, Mary, 33 Moore, Susan, 33 Murphy, Marylou, 29 Musser, Connie, 26 Norris, Nana, 32, 66 Oglivie, Joan, 29, 125 O'Leary, Carol, 26 Ore, Linda, 30 Osterode, Kathie, 28, 89 Patton, Sue, 31 Perkins, Jeannette, 28 Petty, Bonnie, 27 Porter, Juanita, 28 Powell, Bernice, 28, 104 Pratt, Judie, 33 Preston, Carolyn, 31 Prey, Elaine, 33 Prins, Anna, 33 Purvis, Barbara, 32 Ramey, Arletta, 31 Rasmusson, Barbara, 33, 84, 104 Reese, Rowena, 31 Rogers, Glenda, 29 Rogers, Jerry, 31, 61 Rogers, Linda, 28 Rudell, Linda, 33 Sanchez, Christina, 27 Sarten, Patsy, 27 Scherer, Denise, 32, 77 Schueneman, Ruth Ann, 33 Shackelford, Deanna, 31 Shellenback, Mary, 32, 106 Shelton, Diane, 32 Sherwood, Annette, 32 Shomph, Rose, 31 Siak, Judy, 33 Singleton, Glenda, 33 Sisk, Judith, 33 Smith, Janice, 31 Smith, Silvia, 29 Smith, Wilma, 29 Snyder, Barbara, 31 Southwick, Nancy, 33 Springer, Vicki, 31 Steele, Ann, 30 Stone, Virginia, 31 Sturgeon, Louvenia, 28 Tabor, Sharon, 32 Taylor, Mary Jo, 32, 66, 124 Thomas, Annalee, 33, 82, 125 Thompson, Beverly, 33 Thompson, Lynn, 27 Tiedman, Ann, 28 Timmons, Judy, 29 Tonge, Andrea, 32, 89, 110 Townsand, Normajean, 28 Treviao, Sylvia, 31 Turner, Joyce, 28 Tweten, Eloise, 33 Tyler, Judy, 31 Tyler, Kitty, 31 Uhl, Cathy, 32 Vanderpool, Sue, 28 Veach, Virginia, 32 VonKanel, Anne, 30 Walther, Sharon, 25, 28, 79 Washington, Janice, 31 Werner, Judy, 33, 76, 104 Wescott, Donna, 31 Whitaker, Judy, 32 White, Gloria, 28, 70 Whitley, Joan, 28 Williams, Sharon, 32, 65, 89 Willis, Judy, 28 Wilson, Carolyn, 28 Worsten, Linda, 26 Ziebarth, Gail, 33 BOYS Abbe, Ken, 33 Abubo, Vincent, 33 Adams, Bruce, 33 Adams, Frank, 33, 44 Aguirre, Merrell, 27 Aochi, Richard, 31 Archer, Ray, 26 Aspettle, Dennis, 32 Avenell, Bob, 32 Avery, Ronnie, 29, 96, 100 Bailey, Scott, 27 Balagh, Gary, 27 Bassage, Larry, 32, 101 Baxter, William, 133 Belcher, Bob, 33 Bennett, Jim, 29 Bowman, Jim, 92 Brague, Jim, 32 Brown, John, 27 Bruyneel, Tom, 32 Burch, Pat, 20, 30, 43, 76, 101 Cadd, Vance, 28 Cardey, Don, 33 Case, Jesse, 29 Chadderton, LeRoy, 27 Charpentier, Joe, 40 Chavez, Rudy, 92 Chrispers, Darrell, 28 Cabb, Albert, 28 Coillt, Dick, 33 Collier, Jerry, 33 Coltrain, Donald, 32, 135 Coonis, Roy, 33, 67, 75 Cooter, Steve, 33, 24, 137 Cornish, Lyle, 28 Corrow, Steve, 29 Cornwall, Jim, 30 Culver, Don, 32 Curtis, David, 32 Davis, Stephen, 32 Davis, Jim, 28, 92 Dawes, Chuck, 29 Dean, Danny, 102 DeCarlo, Dick, 30 Decker, Larry, 26 Tyler, Lonnie, 20 Veath, Dave, 20 Velasquez, Hilario, 20, 98 Vogeltanz, Duke, 20 Walters, Howard, 20 Warburton, DeWayne, 20, 102 Ward, Bob, 20 Ware, Larry, 20 Wilson, Joe, 21,100 Wilson, John, 21, 133 Wisner, Dale, 21 Woodland, Paul, 21 Wolfe, Jack, 21, 92 Woodward, Larry, 21 Yates, Vernon, 21 , 61, 75 D'Elia, Jack, 30 Doalson, Jim, 27, 92 Dominquez, Robert, 29, 99 Downing, Marvin, 27 DuBord, Arthur, 30 Dunlap, Samuel, 31 , 92 Eccles, Robert, 26 Eddington, Herbert, 27, 92 Fitzloff, Donald, 28 Fleming, John, 31 Gailey, Roy, 33, 24, 85 Garcia, Frank, 26 Gentry, Jerry, 28 Gibson, Larry, 27 Gillinger, Bill, 33 Glenn, Roger, 113, 91, 92, 100 Giessner, Ed, 30 Goldstein, Bill, 33 Gomez, Daniel, 28, 101 Goodell, Brian, 33 Goodman, Lewis, 33 Gribin, John, 30 Griffith, Evan, 30, 96 Haggard, Bob, 29, 94 Hamilton, Roger, 31 , 25 Hanley, Jerry, 32 Haraka, Dennis, 31 Hayser, Garry, 30 Harris, Bill, 33 Hart, Charles, 32 Hart, Pete, 31 Hasdal, Craig, 31 Haqkins, Melvin, 31 Hawkins, Bill, 32 Haydis, Charles, 33 Hayes, Tom, 30, 92 Heer, Randy, 33 Hendrix, Jim, 33 Hermes, Frank, 32, 92, 100 Hiatt, Tom, 33,92 Hodo, Bill, 27 Holt, John, 33 Hughes, Cecil, 33, 63 Hughes, Terry, 33 Jennings, Dave, 33 Johnson, Wayne, 30 Joiner, Herb, 33 Jones, Johnny, 27 Kemper, Gary, 33 Kenny, Tobert, 32 Keyfel, Anthony, 33, 92 Kirk, Robert, 30 Knott, David, 30, 92 Koverly, Bill, 32, 130 Kraemer, Dale, 27 Krauitz, im, 32 Lo, David, 28,92 Lunt, Dave, 29 Lussier, Kenneth, 26 McCleery, Daniel, 33 McClouth, Lewis, 32 McNeal, Richard, 32, 63 Mc'Neely, Dave, 29 Marseilles, Bill, 31, 76, 85, 92, 96, 98 Martin, David, 31, 92, 100 Martinez, Richard, 99 Matlock, Frank, 31 Mattorano, Vince, 27 Millard, Robert, 27 Moore, Pete, 28 Moras, Richard, 28 Morgan, Pat, 90, 92, 120 Negrete, Frank, 26 Northcote, Barney, 31 O'Rourke, Terry, 33 Ortiz, Fred, 28 Parkes, Alvin, 29 Penden, John, 33 Peterson, Greg, 32 Phillips, Bill, 33 Poulson, Gordon, 25, 85 Price, Eugene, 28 Reard, Larry, 32,92 Red Elk, Gary, 28 Reid, Bill, 33,92 14 1 Riley, John, 90, 92, 100 Rogers, Don, 27 Rose, Jerry, 29 Ronnels, Carl, 26 Russell, Larry, 26 Sandretto, Ron, 31, 99 Sargent, Skip, 28 Sarten, Charles, 29 Scheidig, Robert, 33 School, Jack, 33 Seaton, Bob, 30 Shaver, Merv, 32 Sherman, Bid, 33 GRLS Adams, Naomi, 38 Althizer, Winifred, 39 Anderson, Karen, 42 Andrews, Pat, 37 Armstrong, Edna, 42 Arnold, Judie, 36 Ashmore, Nancy, 42, 66 Back, Ilona, 38 Baker, Judy, 39 Baker, Sharon, 40 Barlow, Bonnie, 39 Barnes, Patti, 36 Basinger, Barbara, 37 Bates, Carol, 38 Baugher, Diane, 39 Beatty, Margaret, 42 Beaudreault, Linda, 37 Beldin, Jacqueline, 37 Bell, Lana, 41 Bcrchtold, Sandy, 39 Berghamer, Pat, 38 Blackwell, Doris, 39 Bowles, Linda, 37 Boyd, Eileen, 36, 75 Braninburg, Darlene, 38 Brann, Karen, 41 Brekhus, Sharon, 38 Brooks, Margaret, 41 Brown, Janice, 37 Brown, Kathy, 37 Brown, Mary, 38 Brusca, Stephanie, 42 Bruyneel, Shirle , 36 Bucher, Diane, 36 Burch, Sherrie, 36 Burke, Carolyn, 37 Caballero, Irene, 37 Campbell, Blanche, 38 Canfield, Lynn, 37 Carambet, Irma, 37 Card, Diane, 38 Carter, Beatrice, 39 Carter, Joan, 37 Chabot, Nancy, 38 Chambell, Joyce, 39 Chambers, Barbara, 38 Chapman, Wanda, 39 Charpentier, Pat, 36 Chavez, Aurora, 39 Chavez, Sharonlea, 38 Christensen, Carolyn, 42 Cooper, Penny, 39 Corbitt, Diana, 41 Cornwall, Jean, 36 Courtney, Colleen, 39 Creighton, Ann, 41, 63 Criswell, Sandra, 39 Croke, Lynn, 38, 104 Cruz, Teresa, 41 Curtin, Barbara, 39 Curtis, Linda, 36 Dahl, Judy, 39 Davis, Cathy, 41 Deaner, Jill, 42, 104 DeMonbrun, Carol, 39 Detchon, Anne, 39 Diaz, Lupe, 36 Diaz, Minnie, 36, 41 Diaz, Elinore, 36 Dickerman, Sharon, 41 Downs, Josephine, 42, 61 Dunning, Nadine, 38, 104 Duran, Marcula, 39 Duran, Ofelia, 39 Eason, Pamela, 39 Ehlers, Norma, 38 Ellis, Jeanie, 39 Emerson, Lynne, 36 Erke, Judy, 38 Evans, Margaret, 42 Farmer, Rosalee, 39 Farris, Betty, 36 Farris, Theda, 39 Faure, Joan, 36 Flaherty, Jan, 42 Flannery, Jane, 38 Fouts, Carol, 42 Fraley, Wanda, 41 146 Shoat, Gerald, 32 Sholl, Jack, 33 Smith, Charles, 27 Smith, Dennis, 30, 91, 92, Smith, Donald, 30,92 Smith, LeRoy, 31 Spires, Robert, 29 Starling, Don, 30 Steiries, Bill, 32 Stoever, Bill, 32, 67 Tadevic, Tom, 33 Teubner, Dale, 29 Terrones, Henry, 29 100, 138 Thomas, Tomas, 27 Totman, Henry, 27 Travis, Charles, 30, 100 Tucker, Loren, 31 Tweedell, Bill, 31 Tyndall, Tom, 33 Vian, Roger, 30 Vichkon, Johnny, 30 Virzi, Sam, 31 Walker, Ned, 26 Wallace, William Leroy, 31 Wallace, William Monroe, 31 Walton, Lewis, 32 SOPHOMORES Franck, Beverly, 42 Freese, Dorothy, 38 Frigaard, Mary Ann, 42 Frogge, Marilyn, 38 Fuentes, Margaret, 37 Ganiere, Sharon, 37 Garcia, Joanna, 36 Gibson, Janet, 39 Glaser, Linda, 39 Glenn, Judy, 36, 130 Golly, Theresa, 41, 104 Gomez, Josephine, 38 Gonzales, Floria, 41 Gordon, Judy, 37 Gould, Allene, 36 Granger, Joyce, 66, 84 Grier, Eleanor, 39 Hall, Kitty, 38 Halseth, Penny, 37 Hamner, Marilyn, 38 Hand, Catherine, 36 Harris, Eva, 79 Harris, Kitty, 42 Hauck, Carol, 42 Havercamph, Joan, 41 Hawes, Janet, 39 Hawkins, Lola, 39 Hedger, Mary Ann, 40 Herbert, Pat, 36 Hesentlow, Pat, 42 Hesser, Kathy, 38 104 Hester, Sharon, 39 Hibbard, Phyllis, 37 Hill, Claudia, 41 Hill, Linda, 38 Hinman, Gail, 40 Holt, JoAnn, 39 Hood, Linda, 38 Hooper, Marcia, 40 Howlett, Claudia, 40 Hubbard, Joan, 39 Huckett, Caren, 40 Huckett, Virginia, 40 Hufh Unda,36 Hyde, Margaret, 40 Hyman, Shirley, 36 lwasko, Carol, 42 Jackson, Carole, 37 Johnson, Janet, 37 Johnson, Pat, 42 Johnston, Kathy, 36 Joknis, Nancy, 37 Jones, Bonnie Jean, 37 Jones, Bonnie Lee, 36 Jones, Jean, 35, 37, 79, 132 Jordan, Louise, 39 Jungmichel, Bette, 42 Kaniatobe, Wallie, 41 Kedian, Jill, 39 Kamp, Lavon, 38 Kemp, Norma, 37 Kerr, Diana, 37 Kimbrell, Mary, 36 Kischel, Susan, 75 Kushner, JoAnn, 41 La Fon, Sharon, 39 Lambeth, Linda, 37 Lamberth, Liz, 35, 40, 61, Land, Felba, 39 Landis, Nancy, 37 Levora, Rose, 38 Lewis, Carolyn, 42 Lucero, Grace, 36 MacGillivray, Nancy, 37 McDaniel, Janet, 42 McGhee, Pat, 38 McGrady, Arlene, 36 McKellar, Janet, 42 McMullen, Marlene, 37 Mann, Marilyn, 36, 76 Manos, Nancy, 37 Margan, Joan, 38 Marks, Barbara, 39 Marshall, Barbara, 38 Massingill, Sandy, 36 Meshkotf, Bea, 39 Mathews, Darlean, 34, 42, Mathews, Janell, 36 Mathias, Wanda, 40 Matusky, Suzann, 39 121 76, 77 Mays, Jeanette, 41 Mette, Phyllis, 37 Miller, Bonnie, 38 Miller, Dorothy, 36 Miller, Elgene, 35, 36, 78, 79 Miller, Sharon, 42, 75 Milligan, Barbara, 37, 104 Mitchell, Diane, 41 Monroe, Bette, 38 Moquin, Diane, 41 Morabito, Judy, 37 Moras, Dorothy, 37 Morrison, Mary Jo, 41 Mynah, Jacqueline, 38 Neal, Earlene, 38 Nesbit, Nancy, 37 Neumann, Joyce, 40 Newland, Michal, 75 Noller, Margie, 40 Normand, Linda, 42 O'Bradovich, Linda, 41 Ogivila, Marie, 39 Oglesby, Norma, 40 Ogonowski, Sharon, 41 Ornelas, Rosie, 38 Ostness, Marge, 41, 121 Paine, Jacque, 41 Peabody, Anita, 38 Peebles, Julia, 41 Perez, Rosie, 39 Perez, -Ruth, 39 Peterson, Jackie, 37, 75 Pettit, Mary, 36 Phillips, Barbara, 37 Phillips, Darlene, 41 Pierce, Genie, 37 Piercey, Lynne, 37 Pitt, Sandy, 38 Plager, Shelby, 40 Powers, Nancy, 41 Preston, Sandra, 41 Prichard, Trina, 39 Ragan, Terrie, 42 Ramussen, Judy, 40, 1 14 Randers, Connie, 37 Reddish, Janis, 36 Redpath, Paula, 36 Reenes, Judy, 37 Reich, Winnie, 39 Repp, Julia, 41, 75 Richmond, Phyllis, 40 Rimmer, Jane, 42, 120 Robbins, Sherry, 39 Robertson, Linda, 39 Romagnolok, Pat, 36 Root, Anita, 39 Rowe, Judy, 40 Rule, Donna, 39 Rusco, Susan, 39 Sallender, Roberta, 42, 77 Schneider, Lois, 42 Schumacher, Cristy, 41 Scott, Pamela, 39 Scott, Susan, 36 Seals, Ruby Jo, 41 Sebastian, Marianne, 35, 38 Seidl, Nancy, 38, 43 Serna, Marie, 38 Sherman, Cathie, 41 Sherman, Frances, 41 Smigelski, Barbara, 39 Smith, Janice, 37 Smith, Jean, 37 Smith, Marilyn, 40 Smith, Sandy, 41 Smith, Sue, 41 Snively, JoAnne, 36 Spaulding, Carol, 37 Spencer, Carrolyn, 40 Spencer, Donna, 36 St, George, Sandra, 37 Summers, Susan, 41 Suttles, Berdenia, 36 Sweet, Gay, 36 Sylvester, Sharon, 36 Terrien, Judy, 42 Tracy, Leora, 39 Trevino, Virginia, 40 Trimble, Karen, 39 Turner, Gwen, 42 Ware, Larry, 98 Worner, Robert, 33 Whiting, Ernie, 30, 100 Wilson, Bill, 31, 98 Wilson, Gene, 26, 65 Wingo, Josegh, 32 Withrow, Al ert, 29 Wood, Elvin, 32 Wood, Ken, 27 Woodward, Charles, 27 Woodward, Don, 27 Wright, Donald, 33, 92 . Yankauskas, Richard, 30 Unger, Connie, 41 VanAusdal, Jacqueline, 36 Vaniman, Ruth, 41 Veitch, Margaret, 35, 41 Vaught, Carol, 38 Wallace, Jean, 41 Walther, Carol, 37 Wangsness, Loy, 42 Warnock, Patsy, 37 Weatherwax, Cathy, 36 Weber, Kay, 38 Werner, Jerrie, 37 West, Sandra, 38 White, Minnie, 36 Wich, Rosanne, 38, 104 Willcut, Beverly, 41 Willey, Cathy, 40 Wilmore, Bonnie, 38 Wilson, Donna, 38 Wilson, Judy, 42, 105 Winship, JoAnn, 42 Wise, Francine, 42 Woodward, Margie, 36 Woolfe, Penny, 37 Wright, Linda, 42 Yeoman, Denise, 42 BOYS Anderson, Eddie, 37 Antower, Richard, 36, 63 Aubuchon, Albert, 37, 92, 101 Bailey, Thomas, 37 Balfour, Larry, 37 Ballinger, Bill, 75 Ballmer, Steven, 38 Bart, lan, 37, 92 Batch, Tom, 39 Belding, Pete, 101 Berard, Tom, 40 Bevacqua, Pete 37 Bird, George, 41 Bolin, Michael, 38, 98 Bomar, Bobby, 39, 99 Bomar, John, 38, 102 Borm, Dennis, 39 Boucher Richard, 37 Bowen, Ken, 36 Boyce, Allen, 39 Boyet, John, 38 Brasher, Bob, 36 Brock, Bill, 42 Brockman, David, 37 Bronstrup, Bill, 37 Brooks, Teddy, 36 Buckly, Steve, 38 Burch, Archie, 36 Burt, Mike, 37, 92 Byrd, Anthony, 40 Byrum, Gary, 37 Caballero, Robert, 41 Cain, Tom, 40, 102 Campbell, James, 38 Campos, Greg, 41 Carroll, Darwin, 37, 91, 92, 94, 91 Carter, Paul, 39 Cote, Ronnie, 41 Chambers, Dick, 41, 101 Chavez, Paul, 41, 101 Cherry, Richard, 39 Cicconi, Joe, 39 Connolly, Howard, 37 Crick, Douglas, 41 Crosby, Bob, 39, 101 Crout, Don, 37 Culpepper, Norman, 92, 101 Cummings, Micheal, 38 Cunnison, Steve, 40, 133 Czarnedki, Russell, 39 Dalbey, Ray, 42 Davis, Gary, 42 Davis, Merrell, 41, 92 Day, Ken, 40, 75 Deon, Don, 36 Dennis, Sam, 36 Derick, Chris, 39 DesMartes, Henry, 37 Dobbs, Gary, 101 Dockerty, Bob, 41 Doemland, Carl, 36 Doup, Leonard, 39 Earp, Clifford, 37, 92 Elstead, John, 42, 67, 92, 100 Erickson, Edward, 38 Erickson, Steve, 42, 96 Erwin, Dennis, 38 Foucher, Jim, 42, 101 Johnson, Ed, 39 Johnson, Bob, 37 Johnson, Terry, 39 Jones, Don, 38 Jones, Edward, 39 Jones, Larry, 34, 42, 92 Jones, Philip, 39 Judd, Dave, 42 Junk, Leonard, 37 Myers, Larry, 92 Nall, Jimmy, 36,101 Neveau, Dan, 38,99 Newland, Michal, 38 Norris, Johnnie, 38 Nuccitelli, Paul, 38 Obermeyer, Roger, 41 Ole, Floyd, 38 Olvera, Elias, 41 Fields, Hue, 38 Kalmar, DOH, 39, 101 O'Neill, Mike, 37 Finch, George, 40 Kelleghan, Tim, 36 OI'lBf'lClO, RICl1al'C1f 38 Fisher, Jim, 38 Kuoppamaki, John, 42, 76, 92, 101 Otte, Danny, 41 Flores, Frankie, 41 Leuteritz, Hugo, 42 Palmer, Bob, 37 Fosmo, Dan, 40, 92 Lindstrom, Bill, 37 Pearce, Al, 37 Foster, Dennis, 39 l-111146, JBVTWGS, 42, 102 Perez, Nino, 40 Funk, Roger, 42 Loraas, Jim, 41 Perrone, Joe, 41, 92 Gallagher, Craig, 40 Galloway, James, 39 Gauthier, Richard, 37 Giles, Alan, 41 Girard, Jerry, 40 Girubino, Charles, 37 Goodman, Gary, 38 Greene, Harry, 36 Griffith, Bill, 39, 92, 96 Griggs, Joe, 38 Gustafson, Curt, 39 Guza, Kenneth, 39 Hammerschmidt, Terry, 42, 9 Hanson, Don, 36 Harden, Jim, 36 Harris, Jon, 37, 75 Harris, Leonard, 42 Haskins, Richard, 39 Hendrix, Art, 39 Hieger, Larry, 38, 92 Higley, Jimmy, 41 Hill, Clifford, 37 Hillman, Gary, 42 Hissman, Bob, 36, 92 Houston, Larry, 38 Huckaby, Wayne, 40, 96, 99 Huerta, Gilbert, 38 Humphreys, John, 36 Hunter, Mike, 94, 98, 99 Huspek, John, 40 Jaure, Raymond, 36 Jenks, Bob, 40 Jensen, Dennis, 39 Jewell, Mike, 36 2, 99 Lundberg, Edwin, 38 McAfee, Doug, 38 McCracken, Craig, 41 McGhee, James, 40 Mclnteer, Robert, 38 McMillan, Richard, 92, 101 McMillan, Bob, 36 MacArthur, Doug, 41, 92 Macias, Robert, 40 MacGregor, Jim, 41 MacLeod, Kenny, 41 Maddox, Lawral, 38 Madole, Ronnie, 36 Malcom, Frank, 38 Marks, Gary, 39 Marquez, John, 41 Marsh, David, 40 Mason, Franklin, 36 Matchett, Lawrence, 40 Matthews, Ronald, 38 Meiia, Robert, 38, 92 Mendoza, Danny, 40 Mendoza, Raymond, 41 Meyer, Larry, 41 Miller, Harold, 37 Mitchell, Richard, 41 Mitchell, Ron, 37 Mix, Norman, 38 Moody, Richard, 41 Moore, Dennis, 39 Man, Bruce, 41 ramoto, Frank, 37, 101 urillo, Casi, 92, 99 Murray, -Ronnie, 39 Perrone, John, 39 Peters, Gary, 37 Pierce, Michael, 39 Pilliter, Tim, 37,101 Pitts, Art, 37 Poulsen, Dale, 37 Prosser, David, 40 Pschorr, John, 39 Randall, Mike, 99 Reeve, Ronald, 42 Reeves, David, 38, 101 Reid, Stephen, 41, 92 Remington, Lonnie, 39 Rich, Gary, 38 Ridinger, Bob, 37 Rinola, Gereld, 40 Ritter, Les, 37 Rivera, Ray, 40 Rochte, Tom, 38 Rodriquez, Joseph, 38 Rogers, Leonard, 41, 63 Rogers, William, 37 Ross, Bill, 38 Rowley, Andy, 36, 92 Rowley, Robert, 38 Rusch, Mike, 39 Ryneal, Ronnie, 38, 92, 101 Sanchez, Robert, 39 Sapp, Thomas, 37 Sawyer, Larry, 41 Sawyer, Rav, 101 Scheidig, Paul, 41 Seager, Bill, 41 Sellaro, Frank, 39 ,102 Shackelford, Dennis, 42 Sheridan, Tony, 38 Sims, Dennis, 41 Sinclair, Ronald, 41, 101 Skates, Paul, 37 Skates, Tom, 36 Slocum, Richard, 42 Smith, Curtis, 38 Somers, Frank, 36 Soto, Vic, 42, 92 Spafford, David, 38, 102 Springer, Harold, 36 Spurlock, David, 41 Stahnice, Wayne, 38 Stanwood, James, 41 Steiner, Jim, 34, 42, 92 Steinmetz, Martin, 38 Stewart, Robert, 38 Stinnett, Bob, 38 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