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

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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

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(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.

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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.