Ramona High School - El Ano Yearbook (Ramona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

THE STUDENT BODY OF R.U.H.S. PRESENTS THE 1953 EL AN© Published by the Student Body of RAMONA HIGH SCHOOL Ramona, California (Dsidwcdion. The U.S.S. Future, our theme of the 1953 El Ano, is a symbol of YOUR future. The Staff hopes that you will find success and happiness; that during your life- time there will be world peace, and with that will be the assurance that the freedom granted to you through The Constitution and The Bill of Rights shall be yours forever. Youth is the only hope of the Future, so guard your rights as a precious heritage. Set yourself high Success goals and never cease in your endeavor to reach them. Ahoy, ye Mo ties! Welcome to the Ramona Naval Training Center. Follow Mac, our Bulldog mas- cot as he takes you on a tour around the Base. Mac has kept a careful record of the highlights of the Base, and from this record we have gathered the material for this book. J'DhAWOhtL SECOND ROW: Left to Right—Evelyn Richardson, Jerry Eller, Joan McIntosh, Anita Soule, Beverly Bernhard, Marty Crawley, Beverly Smith, Jack Steffy, Stella Shindlebower. FIRST ROW: Clarke Herring, Barbara Roby, Kent Arkley, Carleen Pennywitt, Mrs. B. Price. £L Chw Staffl. Under the supervision of Mrs. Betty Price the 1953 EL ANO was compiled and published by the following staff of students: Editor—Kent Arkley; Assistant Editor—Carleen Pennywitt; Secretary—Joan McIntosh; Business Managers— Clarke Herring, Barbara Roby; First Section—Stella Shindlebower; Senior Section—Beverly Bernhard, Anita Soule; Lower Classmen Section—Evelyn Richardson; Organization Section—Marty Crawley, Beverly Smith; Sports Section—Jack Steffy; Photography—James Carman; Art—Jerry Eller, Judy Alford. When our annual was destroyed in the fire of the Arts and Crafts building in San Diego, the following students worked with the staff to reorganize the material: Charles Preble, Dick Kover and Ralph McIntosh. fX (hw Qusi fL Carleen Pennywitt (pALtlCQAA CA, Mitzi Stephen Joan McIntosh Alice Abby (facudsinwi. t BoaJudL (IdmihaL TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS In delivering this formal message to the out- going class, I desire to pay tribute to the group for the sacrifice, persistence, and devotion that have brought them to this glad hour. For edu- cation requires all three of the above qualities, and in no small measure. In the contract of secondary education the school has striven to do her part adequately, and you have done your share well. It is with gladness and pride, therefore, that the school shall confer upon you her diploma, her certi- ficate of duty well done. The days of high school are over for the seniors and the way of life stretches out before you. But be sure of this: No matter where you shall go over land or sea, whether you serve in America or in the uttermost parts of the earth, your Alma Mater will follow you in love and in interest. Your defeats will be our defeats, and your victories will be our victories. You are our living epistles. The world will little note what is written here, but it can never forget the lives that you live. See to it, therefore, that our banner of idealism shall continue to be a part of you all the days of your life. Gdmini lfocri fonJbwL To the members of the graduating :lass of '53 we extend our heartiest :ongratulations. For some of you it is the end of your formal education, aut learning never ceases. Life is an education in itself. In these times of ever changing :onditions and values, we believe that it is fitting and proper to pause and reflect on some of the funda- mentals that never change. We refer to some of the various ele- ments that help to constitute char- acter. Among these are truth, nonor, duty, resourcefulness and reliability. These values are of as great importance today, as they were a thousand years ago. To this we would add faith. Keep faith with yourself, your ideals and prin- :iples. Keep faith with democracy. These ideals, principles and tradi- tions have made America the great :ountry it is today. LEFT TO RIGHT—James Dukes, Arthur Miller, Elrena Warnes, Fred Elliott, Everett Romine. Perry S. Morris Qjt ikudjoAdu CHARLES SNELL World History Spanish Senior Problems Company 1953 Advisor EDWARD HYDUKE U.S. History General Science Boys' Sports Lettermen Club Advisor MRS. BETTY PRICE English A.S.B. Advisor El Aho Advisor VICTOR DE GUIDE Band Girls' Glee MRS. RACHEL TEMPLE Homemaking Typing Girls' League Advisor F.H.A. Advisor QnMAjUdjDAAu MRS. RUTH SHAW Homemaking Typing Girls' League Advisor F.H.A Advisor C.S.F. Advisor MANSEL SHINER Agriculture F.F.A. Advisor Company 1956 Advisor HAROLD ROBERTS Mathematics Science Company 1 954 Advisor MRS. VIOLETTE MORRIS Girls' Sports English Arts and Crafts C.S.F. Advisor 1st Sem. WILLIAM HANIGAN Mathematics Bookkeeping Biology Company 1 955 Advisor SaUsuf dianxiA, Mrs. Maxwell Mrs. Johnston Mrs. Brown Mrs. Fuhrman (not pictured) Mr. Brown Mr. Jester Mr. Flickinger Glenn Matthews Dudley White UA, (DhivoA u $adc-0-JhsL-(DuAL Qompamj 1953 ShipA. Jjoep In the year nineteen hundred and forty-nine, Com- pany 1953 entered the Ramona Naval Training Cen- ter. After four years of combined work and pleasure, they have finished this enlistment term and are ready for their assignment to the U.S.S. Future. Mac's Log is the record of their term at the R.N.T.C....... First Semester Kent Arkley John Muir Marty Crawley Anita Soule Offices Captain First Mate Company Writer Purser Second Semester Dan Brown Carleen Pennywitt Anita Soule Stella Shindlebower Company 1953 really enjoyed their 24-hour Liberty on Tuesday, March 3rd. With much excitement and preparation, they finally shoved off for San Diego. Included among the day's activities were: sightseeing at Balboa Zoo . . . picnic lunch of cold fried chicken . . . 3-D movie, Bwana Devil . . . window shopping . . . romantic, mysterious Mississippi Gambler . . . The World's Most Beautiful Girls . . dinner at the Harbor House . . . swimming and volleyball at Mission Beach . . . shrimp dinner . . . miniature golfing . . . colorful Ivanhoe . . . bumper cars at Funland . . . fanciful Hans Chris- tian Anderson . . . eats at Oscar's . . . Captain Kidd . . . French movie, Naughty Amellia. JUDITH ALFORD Class Secretary ...... 1 A.S B. Advertising Committee ........ 2, 3 C.S.F................. 3 El Ano Staff ........ 3, 4 KENNETH ARKLEY Class President .... 1, 2, 4 Baseball ....... 1, 2, 3, 4 C.S.F. President.........3 El Ano Editor ......... 4 BEVERLY BERNHARD A.S B. Treasurer..... 4 El Ano, R-Hi Times Staffs .......... 4 October Student of the Month.............4 Class Officer ..... 2, 3 DANIEL BROWN Class President........ 4 Football ............. 3, 4 Lettermen's Club ...... 4 Student Council ....... 4 MARTHA CRAWLEY Class Secretary ....... 4 F H A. Secretary.......4 El Ano Staff .......... 4 R-Hi'Times Staff........4 CLARKE HERRING C.S.F. Treasurer ... 3 January Student of the Month ....... 4 El Ano Staff ....... 4 R-Hi Times Staff ... 4 ROBERT KNIGHT Boy's Athletic Manager .................... 3, 4 Science, Math majors 1-4 RICHARD KOVER March Student of the Month ......... 3 F.F A Treasurer ...... 3 Reporter .......... 4 Football...............4 Lettermen's Club ..... 4 Ralph mcintosh A.S B. President, 1 st Semester.............4 Class President ....... 3 Basketball Letterman .............. 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club .. 2, 3, 4 JOHN MUIR A.S.B. Veep President, ................... 3, 4 Veep President, Lettermen's Club 3, 4 Class Officer......2, 3, 4 Rancho Vallecito Award ...................... 4 CARLEEN PENNYWITT A.S.B. Secretary .... 4 F.H.A President ........ 4 Class Officer ..... 3, 4 El Ano Queen, Assistant Editor . 4 STELLA SHINDLEBOWER C.S.F. Officer .. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer .. 1, 2, 3, 4 December Student of the Month ....... 4 El Ano Staff, R-Hi Times Editor ........ 3, 4, 4 ANITA SOULE Class Officer.........3, 4 El Ano, R-Hi Times Staffs ................... 4 A.S.B. Publicity Manager ................... 4 April Student of the Month ......... 4 BEVERLY (Perry) SMITH Class President .......3 G.L. Vice-President... 4 El Ano R-Hi Times Staff ............. 4 El Ano Queen...........3 FOY ST. CLAIR All League Football Center ............. 4 Basketball .......... 3, 4 Football ............ 3, 4 Lettermen's Club .. 2, 3, 4 JOHN STEFFY C.S.F.............2, 3, 4 May Student of the Month..............2 El Aho Staff ........ 4 C.S.F. Seal Bearer, Officer.......... 3, 4 CHARLES STEINHAUER F.F.A. Reporter......... I F.F.A. Sentinel ........ 3 F.F.A Secretary ........ 4 Agricultural major____ 1-4 IGNACIO TORRES Football ........ 2, 3, 4 Basketball....... 1, 2, 3 Track ........... 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club .... 3, 4 1—Ouch, get off my foot! . . 2—Whadd'ya mean, cheesecake? . . . 3—I now pronounce you . . . 4—What'cha gonna do 'bout it? . . . 5—We're not camera shy! . . . 6—So then I told HIM . . . 7—Say uncle? . . . 8—H.I,C,;! . . . 9—The best of friends? . . . 10—How's this pose? ... 1 1—I could do better . . . 12—-Come-on-a-my-house . . . 13—Who's that redhead with him? . . . 14—Hope she didn't see that redhead. Qomfuaruj, QompaMf- 1955 Qompmuf. 1956 THIRD ROW: Left to Right—Bob Darrough, Kenny Huston, Bob Johnson, Guy West, Walter Schmid, Dick Cawyer, Harlan Faulk, LeRoy Soper, Billy Ferguson, H P. Roberts. SECOND ROW: Jerry Eller, Russell Pruitt, Darlene Brown, Ardith Corley, Virginia Ruiz, Dick Wallace, Barbara Robv, Sharon Ralston, Joan McIntosh, Belva Oakes, Dorothy Upson, Pat Anderson FIRST ROW: Charles Preble, Helen Snell, Harryette Hill, Evelyn Richardson, Judy Bisher, Carolyn Soper, Bobbe Thompson, Janis Hillery, Louise Johnston, Sandy Art, Mrs. B. Price. fompanif 1954 Received Company rings in September . . . sold peanuts, pompoms, cokes, and hot dogs . . . Dorothy Upson in charge of Junior-Senior Banquet . . . Evelyn Richardson in charge of Prom . . . Treasury increased by food sale . . . Joan McIntosh candidate for Annual Queen . . . Sweetheart candidate Belva Oakes . . . Harryette Hill, Point Board Representative . . . net profit from Sock Hop, $30 . . . Captain, Evelyn Rich- ardson; First Mate, Belva Oakes; Writer, Bobbe Thompson; Purser, Barbara Roby . . . Maroon Company sweaters with maroon and white emblems ordered . . . Carnival Booths were Marriage Booth and Dart Throw . . . Carni- val Candidates for King and Queen were Kenny Huston and Joan McIntosh . . Received first and second prizes for Talent Show . . . Ha- waiian Prom and Banquet given in May . . . Captain, Eob Darrough; First Mate, Kenny Hus- ton; Writer, Barbara Roby; Purser, Sharon Rals- ton . . . Successful year for Company 1954 . . . THIRD ROW: Left to right—Betty Wehrung, Florence Bradley, Luciel Admire, Carmen Solis, Charles Clayton, Melvin hill, Tom Hogan, Don Phillips, Byron Sanders, Felix Pena. SECOND ROW: Dolores Taylor, Marilyn Soule, Sue Schanke, Donna McIntosh, Virginia Miller, Pat Gilmore, Joy Lee Gulley, Joanne Clayton, Marlene MacKenzie, Alice Abby, Art Alford, Lee Strand. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Baldwin, Frances Meissen, Sandy Knight, Stanley Stevenson, Ted Farthing, Robert Kunkler, Eli Carrisoza, David Bowen, Philip Torres, William Hanigan. Company. Net profit on Company 56 Reception, $26 . . . Food sale, $18... Movie sponsored at Ramona Theatre . . . Sold cokes . . . Sandy Knight, Sweetheart Candidate . . . Annual Queen Candidate, Alice Abby . . Marilyn Soule, Point Board Representative . . . Captain, Joanne Clay- ton; First Mate, Bill Bivens; Writer, Donna Mc- Intosh; Purser, Charles Clayton. Carnival Booths were: Bean Bag Throw and Ring Toss . . . Carnival King and Queen, Charles Clayton and Alice Abby . . . April Showers Dance in April . . . Captain, Helen Patton; First Mate, Alice Abby; Writer, Tom Hogan; Purser, Art Alford . . . Company 1 955 is look- ing forward to advanced rank next year. FOURTH ROW: Left to Right—James Lang, Ronnie Schow, Skip Roby, Paul Flickinger, John Ayre, Ernie Trumper, Larry Romine, Eddie Bernhard, Albert Toettcher, David Farmer. THIRD ROW: Mr. E. Hyduke, Larry Upson, Ronnie Berghouse, Mickey Shidner, Charles Tozer, James Teague, John Darrough, Bob Colerick, James Mason, Donald Farmer, Paul We'don, Mr Shiner. SECOND ROW: Peggy Kinzer, Marianna Jones, Sylvia Stevenson, Charlene Huston, Sue Naylor, Mary Lou Stansbury, Andrea Maurel, Jessie Lang, Johnny Martinez. FIRST ROW: Alice Johnston, Pauline Shindlebower, Mitzi Stephen, Maxine Johnson, Jane Robertson, Nancy Stevenson, Patricia Williams, Kathy Patton, Marlene McCans, Roberta Cook. Qompamp 1956 Reception given by Company I 955 was enjoyed (but not the initiation) . . . record dances for the Red Cross brought comic books, Xmas wrappings, and ash trays . . . profit on food sale, $30 . . . Paul Flickinger, Point Board Repre- sentative . . . Annual Queen Candidate, Mitzi Stephen . . . F.F.A. Sweetheart Patricia Wi'liams . . . Captain, Patricia Williams; First Mate, Marianna Jones; Writer, Mitzi Stephen; Purser, Jane Robertson. Carnival Booths were the Fish Ponds . . . Carni- val Candidates for King and Queen were Ernie Trumper and Maxine Johnson . . . Company 1 956 outstanding in football and basketball . . . Three members on the A team in basketball . . . Captain, Ernie Trumper; First Mate, Larry Romine; Writer, Donald Farmer; Purser, David Farmer . . . Having survived our first year, we re looking forward to initiating the new recruits next year. fiet in itio A. The Associated Student Body is an organization composed of all the Seamen of Ramona Naval Training Center. An Executive Board is elected by the seamen to plan and carry out the activities of the Base. During the training period, other bases were visited to get ideas in Student Government. (pathf- OffliaUiA, First Semester Ralph McIntosh Kenny Huston Carleen Pennywitt Beverly Bernhard Evelyn Richardson Bob Johnson Mrs. Betty Price Offices Captain First Mate Organization Writer Purser Asst. Purser Member at Large Navigator Second Semester John Muir Bob Darrough Carleen Pennywitt Beverly Bernhard Evelyn Richardson Kenny Huston Mrs. Betty Price A I WHUl 'Helen Snell. HuStoo. FIRST Jack s, ffy. _' riayton, Kenny BioW—Dick Cawye , r0W sr s ss' R0 ■ennywitt. O ksAA. founoL The Petty Officers Council includes all the presidents from the Companies and Organizations with the Chief Petty Officers Board presiding at all the meet- ings, Its job is to coor- dinate the activities of the Base and to settle any difficulties which might arise . . The council spon- sored the Football Dance, Homecoming Dance, Car- nival, Sports Activities and all National As- semblies . . . Activities which helped make it a successful and enjoyable school year for everyone. . Students oft. ihfL VYlontk. (jiiijiUtbhifL. (hvcUudA. Left to Right—Stella Shindlebower, Helen Snell, Clarke Herring, Beverly Bernhard, Dick Cawyer. Not Pictured: Anita Soule, Dan Brown, Marty Craw- ley. SECOND ROW: Left to Right—Larry Romine, Donald Farmer. FIRST ROW: Patricia Williams, Marilyn Soule. Not pictured: Florence Bradley, Art Alford, Helen Patton. FIRST SEMESTER, SECOND ROW, Left to Right— Charles Preble, Clarke Herring, Helen Snell, Bobbe Thompson, Marty Crawley, Jack Steffy, Stella Shindle- bower. FIRST ROW: Evelyn Richardson, Darlene Brown, Florence Bradley, Carolyn Soper, Joanne Clayton, Marilyn Soule, Tom Hogan, Mrs. Ruth Shaw. SECOND SEMESTER, SECOND ROW, Left to Right— Clarke Herring, Helen Snell, Carolyn Soper, Marty Craw- ley, Marilyn Soule, Larry Romine. FIRST ROW: Patricia Williams, Bobbe Thompson, Jack Steffy, Charles Preble, Stella Shindlebower, Mrs. Ruth Shaw. e. s. 3. The California Scholarship Federation is composed of chapters from the various Training Centers of Cali- fornia. Only seamen of high scholastic and citizenship ratings are eligible for membership. The principle project has been selling candy at the basketball games to provide money for a scholarship to be given an out- standing graduating member. Initiating parties for new members were held in the Fall and Spring semes- ters. Officers for first semester were: Captain, Jack Steffy; First Mate, Stella Shindlebower; writer and purser, Charles Preble; Navigator, Mrs. Morris. Second semester: Captain, Stella Shindlebower; First Mate, Bobbe Thompson; writer and purser, Charles Preble; Navigator, Mrs. Shaw. THIRD ROW: Left to Right—Carol Bourne, Judy Bisher. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Richardson, Joan McIntosh, Mrs. Violette Morris. FIRST ROW. Helen Snell, Beverly Smith. UJcWStA, fohfLiu The Waves Corps is composed of all the girls in the Training Center , . . Sponsored Hi Day . . . Sadie Hawkins Dance . . . Basketball Dance . . . Mothers' Tea . . . and traditional daisy chain at graduation. Officers for the year were: Captain, Helen Snell; First Mate, Beverly Smith; Writer, Evelyn Richardson; Purser, Joan McIntosh; Member at Large, Carol Bourne; and Reporter, Judy Bisher. Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Shaw were navigators. 0 „oe' , CX'' SV ao'o®'' 5 ' , Ca' Ae' ,0o1 „0 y'’ C' yLxA 09s™ °° ts? £c‘ atf o, S0 H AoP .to' '51 °_e - 0 WvtfS S° ? ?V oS ,7. 7. z,. o' 0°° S'e' ve The Future Farmers of America is an organization created to encourage an interest in agriculture in high school boys . . . They had a Bar-B-Q and dance . . . Sweetheart contest . . . Took part in judging contests and field days . . . They were represented at the State and National Conventions . . . The school farm was started and was the main project . . . The annual Parent and Son Banquet was held . . . Officers for the year were: Captain, Dick Cawyer; First Mate, Bob Darrough; Writer, Charles Steinhauer; Purser, LeRoy Soper; Reporter, Dick Kover; Sentinel, Walter Schmid; and Navigator, Mr. Shiner. r ' . SurOu,'rh0m 'o fv V' Ob 6 ■ ; , .VN .;'’ $, °s H , NaSfc KV, V % c ? } , S °6 % -'V iVaj S . t. . tf. W a -o The Future Homemakers of America is an organization created to encourage an interest in homemaking in high school girls . . . Projects for the year were, a Bake Sale . . . Cake Contest and auction ... All League Sock-Hop . . . Panel discussion and Valentine party with the FFA. The group was represented at the State and Section Conventions. Officers for the year were Captain, Carleen Pennywitt; First Mate, Dorothy Upson; Writer, Marty Crawley, Purser, Judy ■ Bisher. The navigators were Mrs. Rachel Temple, 1st Sem- ... ester; Mrs. Ruth Shaw, 2nd Semester. Left to Right—Marty Crawley, Clarke Herring, Carleen Penny- witt, Beverly Smith, Beverly Bernhard, Stella Shindlebower, John Muir, Ralph McIntosh. The R-Hi Times was revived this year as a Company 1953 project. It was published once a week and kept the seamen informed of the activities around the Training Center. Stella Shindlebower was Chief Editor; Assistant Editor, Clarke Herring; Organiza- tion Editor, Beverly Bernhard; Class news, Marty Crawley; Gossip, Beverly (Perry) Smith; Sports, John Muir, and Jokes, Anita Soule. £jdtehmsiYUL. Qlub The Lettermen's Club is composed of seamen who have earned a letter in o school sport. They sponsored the Basketball Tournament and are raising money for a fund for flood lights for the football field. Officers for the year were: Captain, John Muir; First Mate, Bob Johnson; Writer, Bruce Fuhrman, Purser, Kenny Huston. Navigators were Coaches Hyduke and Forsythe. Coach Forsythe, Coach Hyduke Kenny Huston, Bob Johnson, Bruce Fuhrman, John Muir THIRD ROW: Left to Right — Kenny Huston, John Darrough, Bruce Fuhrman, Dick Kover, Melvyn Hill, Kent Arkley, Dan Brown. SECOND ROW: Eddie Hyduke, Foy St. Clair, Russell Pruitt, Bob Darrough, Guy West, Eli Carrisoza. FIRST ROW: Ralph McIntosh, Bill Bivens, John Muir, Bob Johnson, Art Alford, Sonny Torres. TfljajoAriJiLdu Carmen Solis, Patricia Williams, Louise John- ston, Dolores Taylor. Sue Schanke, not pic- tured. Isul C 3 Virginia Ruiz, Barbara Roby, Sharon Ralston. SfiOAU- THIRD ROW: Left to Right—Walter Schmid, Sonny Torres, Charles Clayton, Felix Pena, Eli Carrisoza, John Darrough, Melvyn Hill, Jerry Eller, James Lang, Dick Kover. SECOND ROW: Bobby Knight, Foy St. Clair, Bob Darrough, Bruce Fuhrman, Dick Wallace, Kenny Huston, Art Alford, Dan Brown, Harlan Faulk. FIRST ROW: Glenn Forsythe, Dick Cawyer, Bob Johnson, John Muir, Guy West, Eddie Hyduke. UaAAihf JooiJbalL Ramona had one of the most successful seasons they have had in Football. The boys won four out of the last five games played, giving them second place in League standing. Elsinore—24 ........ Ramona—0 Army Navy—18 ..... Ramona—0 St. Augustine—13 ... Ramona—31 Brown—7............. Ramona—12 Hoover J.V.—6 ...... Ramona—7 Mt. Empire—0 ....... Ramona—49 Fallbrook.—32 ...... Ramona—0 Dick Cawyer, Honorary Captain, Dan Brown, Most Improved, John Muir, Rancho Vallecito and Most Valuable. THIRD ROW: Left to Right—Mr. Nicholson, Skip Roby, Ernie Trumper, Ronny Schow, Larry Romine, James Mason, Eddie Bernhard, Jim Teague. SECOND ROW: Charles Tozer, Bob Colerick, John Ayre, Albert Toettcher, Philip Torres, David Bowen. FIRST ROW: Donald Farmer, Mickey Shidner, David Farmer, Paul Flickinger, Byron Sanders. j?imioA, UaAAihj JootbalL This year the Junior Varsity showed excellent team spirit and sportsmanship. Fighting hard all season the boys came up with a record of two wins and two losses. Made up mostly of freshmen, these boys will be a great help to the varsity next year. Ramona—6....... Brown—C Ramona—19 .. Army-Navy—6 Ramona—7 .... Grossmont—18 Ramona—0 .... Fallbrook—21 jJSpS 0VV' Left Fwsr««v: f ' fioAksibcdL This year our Varsity team had a most sat- isfactory season. They stood third place in League standing. Their success was due to excellent sportsmanship and team spirit. John Muir, Honorary Captain Bill Bivens, Rogues Trophy Ralph McIntosh, Most Valuable Player Ramona 38 Kearny .. 56 Ramona 35 Mar Vista ... 39 Ramona 9 Julian .... 9 Ramona 34 Brown .. 33 Ramona 14 Brown .... 2 Ramona 57 Mt. Empire ... ... 22 Ramona 15 Fallbrook .... 9 Ramona 34 Fallbrook 42 Ramona 20 Mt. Empire . .... 2 Ramona 29 Julian 49 Ramona 11 A N .. 17 Ramona 34 A N 41 Ramona 43 Julian 42 Ramona ....... 51 Brown 43 Ramona 28 Vista .. 32 Ramona 46 Mt. Empire ... ... 27 Ramona 38 A N 46 Ramona 38 Fallbrook .. 25 Ramona 32 Sweetwater ... 42 (Bidldoqju On JJvl flalL !! “dB (BajJudhalL The B Squad had a good season, losing only three League games and taking second place in the League standings. They also won the consolation at the S.P.L. B tournament held in Ramona. Ramona.......24 Ramona.......24 Ramona.......35 Ramona.......55 Ramona.......35 Ramona.......32 Ramona.......51 Ramona.......23 Ramona.......32 Ramona.......50 Ramona.......36 Ramona.......24 Ramona...... 14 Ramona.......30 Kearny ........ 41 Julian ........ 41 Vista...........34 A N ......... 29 Brown ......... 33 Mt. Empire .... 19 Fallbrook ..... 28 Julian ........ 31 A N ......... 24 Brown...........46 Mt. Empire..... 17 Fallbrook ..... 48 Brown ......... 21 Fallbrook ..... 25 Swv_0.' JD ROW i “C and. “ D fiajJudbalL The Ramona C's placed second in the League standings in their division, while the D's took the championship in their group. Ramona 25 C A N .. 10 Ramona 17 St. Augustine .. .. 35 Ramona 27 Brown .. 19 Ramona 35 Fallbrook ...39 Ramona 32 A N ... 21 Ramona 31 Brown .. 24 Ramona 21 Fallbrook ... 27 Ramona 41 D A N .. 12 Ramona 24 St. Augustine .. .. 18 Ramona 35 Brown ... 23 Ramona 31 Fallbrook ... 33 Ramona 33 A N .. 15 Ramona 29 Brown .. 15 Ramona 25 Fallbrook ... 21 FOURTH ROW: Left to Right—Glen Forsythe, Larry Romine, Skip Roby, Ernie Trumper, Roger Stuart. THIRD ROW: Paul Weldon, Charles Tozer, Dick Cawyer, Bill Bivens, Johnny Martinez, Paul Flickinger, Charles Clayton, Walter Schmid. SECOND ROW: David Farmer, Philip Torres, Dick Wallace, Bob Johnson, Guy West, Bill Ferguson, Donald Farmer, Sonny Torres. FIRST ROW: James Mason, Harlan Faulk, Bob Darrough, Bruce Fuhrman, John Darrough, Kenny Huston, Jim Teague, Eddie Bernhard. JacucJl Ramona is having one of its most successful track seasons that it has ever had. The A's don't have enough men to make very high scores but they are the best four man track team in the League. The B's seem well on their way to the championship. They have won all of their meets and have only one more to go before the season closes. The Cee's also seem to have a championship in their class. They too have won all of their meets to date and have only one more to go before the end of the season. A—A N .... 70’ 2 Ramona .... 31’ 2 Mt. Empire .... 19 B—Ramona ... ... 48 A N 39 Mt. Empire .... 16 C—Ramona .... 45 Mt. Empire .... 42 A N 9 A—Fallbrook . ... 57 Mt. Empire .... 35 Ramona .... .... 19 B—Ramona ... ... 57 Fallbrook ... 29 Mt. Empire .... 22 C—Ramona .. 40’ 2 Mt. Empire .... 30 Fallbrook .. 13’ 2 A—Ramona .. .... 54 Mt. Empire .... 38 B—Ramona ... 48 Mt. Empire .... 37 C—Ramona ... ... 38 Mt. Empire .... 35 Julian ...... 6 Ramona . 27 SECOND ROW Left to Right—Foy St. Clair, Charles Tozer, Eli Carrisoza, Bob Coach Hyduke Dame, Albert Toettcher, Roger Stuart, Jerry Eller, Paul Flickinger, Mickey Shidner. FIRST ROW: Dick Cawyer, John Muir, Ronny Schow, Melvyn Hill, Larry Romine, Ernie Trumper, Skip Roby, Bill Bivens, Kent Arkley. (BoA balL Brown .... 12 A N ..... 9 Mt. Empire 3 Fallbrook .. 9 Ramona .... 0 Ramona .. 10 Ramona .... 4 Ramona .... 2 V (Bovl (JoyaqsL Miss Akers and Mrs. Kelly Al's Drive-In Compliments of Al Walsh Kenneth Arkley Sunkist Grower B B Builders Baldwin Realty Mr. L. H. Baldwin Tom Bandy Blacksmith Berghouse Builders Supply Wes Berghouse Bisher Truck Line Harry Rae Brown Chevrolet Company Don Brown Chuck's Shoe Store J. P. Converse Company Frank E. Denison Turkey Ranch James Dukes Best Wishes Ellers Furniture Appliances Mr. and Mrs. Eller F. H. Elliot School Board Flammang Plumbing Appliances Frank's Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. James P. George Mr. Mrs. Gene Hager Dr. Mrs. Herring Mrs. Elizabeth C. Herring Tommy Hewlett Union Oil Company Mr. Mrs. Al Hielding Day Hodges Credit Bureau of Escondido J. Horner, Photographer Hughes Market Johanna's Gift Mart Johnnie's Barber Shop Ed Kelly Rene Vaune King Mr. Mrs. Earl Kover Kunkel's Appliances Los Angeles Engravers Mr. Mrs. Oscar Luelf We're Cackling for you McDonald Brothers Don McIntosh Shell Station Miller's Dairy Mr. Mrs. Art Miller Minor's Federated Store Mr. Jim Minor Mr. Mrs. Perry Morris Best Wishes Murphy's Auto Repair Mr. Murphy Mr. Hargraves Oakford Gas Appliances Company Mr. Thuneman Owens Dairy Mr. Don Owens Pioneer Market Mr. Douglas McIntosh Price's Market Mr. Mrs. Arthur H. Price Ramona Beauty Shop Ramona Cash Grocery Mr. Willard Butters Ramona Cleaners Ramona Congregational Church Rev. Lambreth E. Hancock Ramona Feed Supply Mr. Stanley Nizenski Ramona Firemen's Association Ramona Pharmacy Mr. John Fansher Ramona Poultry Plant Ramona Polar Pantry Ramona's Santa Maria Mineral Wells Mr. Mrs. Selmon G. Cole Ramona Sentinel Mr. Mrs. Art Griffin Ramona Shoe Store Mr. Mrs. Robert Stoft Ramona Turkey Growers Association Ramona T.V. Mr. Wayne C. Cornell Ransom Brothers Lumber Supply Mrs. Mrs. James Raymond Raymond Poultry Farms Don Rex Motors Riley's Cafe Mr. Mrs. Patrick A Riley Rolline's Dress Shop Mrs. Regina Bisher Mr. Mrs. Everett Romine Best Wishes Santa Maria Cabinet Shop Mr. James Smith Mr. Roscoe Waymire Santa Maria Chapter Order of Demolay Santa Maria Pharmacy Mr. Howard F. Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. George Shain Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Sowle Mr. and Mrs. David J. Spiller Stella's Dining Room Mrs. Stella Dyke Bob Stephen Chevron Service Station Dr. John L. Steffy Stephen's Grocery Mr. Harold Stephen Ralph B Stephen Sporting Goods Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens Best To You Always Strout Realty Mr. L. H. Baldwin Susan's Bakery Mr. Don Brown Thirsty Acres Mr. R. L. Baldwin Thommy's Market Valley Hardware and Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Willis Short Walter's Union Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Everett F. Warnes Best Wishes Waymire Trailer Park Mr. and Mrs. Ross Waymire Ray West Farm Machinery and Irrigation Supply Westway Garage Mr. Walt Logan 5k