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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

5 Con lenis CUcfminis ra ion Jirs Semes er Z lc ioiiies Seconcf Semes er dlciiuiiies Seniors Illi ■I III JUL1 Do Z ou Jxememoer. . . Wh4 signed your absence slips? Who waited while you dashed down to catch the school bus3 Who gave you a second helping that day when you were so hungry? And who tidied up after you for nine long months? The 1958 El Ano is dedicated to these people. They keep our school running by performing those services which enable us to have an efficient place of education. With sincere appreciation for their friendliness and hard work, El Ano is dedicated to our Ramona High School Staff! I'M JJr tncesses ISS SHI f Journal. s n TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Boortz, Eleanor 5olis, Skip Wood. Sharon Maple, Bob Arey. BOTTOM ROW Roberta Till, Rosemarie Schmid, Advisor, Mrs. Betty Price, Della Mundy, Sally Kirn. Alan Harrison. MW Rosemarie Schmid Photographer Skip Wood Assistant Editor Eleanor Solis As sistant Photographer Della Mundy Business Manager Roberta Till Editor Mrs Price Ajl visor Gary Boortz Business Manager J rincipaJ s essaye Congratulations to all sincere students of Ramona High! You have many reasons to be proud, especially of your future opportunities. Yours is going to be a life of high challenge and adventure; providing you are j ■willing to educate and prepare your- selves for lives of imagination, Constructive service and aggressive action toward the elimination of man's inequality, suffering, poverty and dangerous loss of liberty. To work and pray for the elimination of these handicaps to man will require all the energy, intelligence and courage you possess. So congratulations to you graduates and future graduates. May you never fail your high ambitions and ideals which will lead you to a wonderful life of adventure. Sincerely, Perry S. Morris Principal DWANE J BURC Vice Priu.ipal Students: As El Ano brings to us the records of the 1957-58i school year with its humor and sentimentalities, it perpetuates for us the memories of the year. Among the most valued qf these memories are the many friendships which have been de- veloped and the happy associations wc have had with these friends, j As wc reflect on the pleasant memories of the past war, questions automatically arise and call for answers. Among these are: While I have been enjoying these pleasant associations and experiences, what has hapened to me? Have I developed a more inspiring and magnetic personality? How has pay influence pt the school affected the school and my fellow stu- dents? Have I been a true and worthy friend? Have I lived in suen a way that the traditions and standards of the school have not been transgressed? Have my words aad attitude helped othpr students? Have I lived and worked so that those who have labored to make this past year at Ramona Higty School possible are happy? If you can answer these questions in tfie affirmative, you have had a rewarding year. Sincerely, {School Jioarcf TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. James Raymond. Mr. lames H. MiWhorter. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Evelyn Richardson. Mr. Walter Eickemcyer, Mr. Everett Romine. MISS MIRIAM ESTES Typing I. II Shorthand I, II MRS. IRIS CLELAND U. S. History Girls’ P. E. MR. JAMES HAI.VARSON Algebra I, II Assistant Coach Plane Geometry MRS BETTY PRICE English II, III Journalism Dramatics MR DWANE BURGESS Band Orchestra Glee Club MRS LILLIAN KOUNTZ Homemaking I. II. Ill English I MR WILLIAM K. HANIGAN General Mathematics Drivers' Education and First Aid Bookkeeping Junior Business Mechanical Drawing MRS. VIOLETTE MORRIS English I Latin I Arts and Crafts rf7 MR ROBERT W. MINNIS Biology Physics Chemistry I MR. THOMAS SKAHAN U. S. History Social Studies Assistant Coach Ramona .(Sony ()thcr schools have different «©lors, And different efftblems, too, But the studentstof Ramona, To the blue and white are true— RAH RAH! J We love our spiral a tricolors. And are prC £|o,chim the right— FIGHT ySHT! To figltfrar our Ramona, And the honored blue and white! Associated dtudent J)odu — d rst demes ter Standing, left to right: Rosemarie Schmid. Treasurer; Joe Sciarretta, Assistant Treasurer; Della MRS. BETTY B. PRICE Mundy, Program Chairman; Dick Toettcher, Member-at-Large. Seated: Roberta Till, Vice President; Advisor Terry Snell, President; Claudia Till, Secretary; Daphne Newlin, Publicity Chairman. Standing, left to right: Joe Figueiredo, Della Mundy. Ann Ferguson, Don Romine. Lynn Miller. Daphne Newlin, 'Ierry Matthew. Gilda Kay. Dick Toettcher, Mickey Farmer. Seated: Rosemarie Schmid, Claudia Till, Terry Snell, Roberta Till, Joe Seiarretta. Selling Pop Pep Rally Christmas Party Our OcrapbooA needles SEARCHLIGHT 104 t LAS VEGAS 162 [ FIRST SFMF.STF.R OFFICERS 1958 . ] jr Advisor, MRS PRICE Adtjsor. MR SNELL TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT Mkkcy Firmer. Ray Uphouse. Kenny Huron. Chirks Freeman. Chuvk Gioggiits, Joe Blakely. Lynn Miller. Bill Cram-Icy. George Smith. Bill Orman SECOND ROW: Alan Harrison. Ronald McCoUcy, Don Donahue. Gan Boom. Skip Wood. Bob Arty. Don Upson, Tern Snell. Dick Toettehcr. laik Trease THIRD ROW : Clara Burduk. Sara Jooes. Susan Jones, Linda Hill. Sally Kim. GikU Kay. Roberta Till. Delia Muody. Frances Bremer BOTTOM ROW Eleanor Solis. Ann Frrpuson. Rosemane Schmid. Pat Mitchell. Kav Mermm. Gloria Torres ‘Rochelle Gagin. Val Dean Denham. Sharon Maple NOT PICTURED Bob Broun, Wesley Lyons, Gerald Reed. Lautel Bcrgbouse. President, Don Rumine Vice President, Neal Walters Secretary, Mary Anne Hoffman Treasurer. Joe Sciarretta Reporter, Daphne Ncwlin 1959 Advisor, MRS. MORRIS Advisor, MR MINNIS TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ian Wilde, Don Simmons, Dick Hopkins. Jerry Stoker. Ed Balnis. Bob Swycaffer, Tono Burke. Alfred Robert. Rowen Ryker, Ray Rice. Arnold Carrisoza. Pat Marshall. SECOND ROW: Sharon Rollins. Barbara Gilmore. Mickey Queen, Richard Smith, Jack Jones, Philip Warnes, Ralph Cripe, Frank Beck, Harley Kunkel, Sam Tozcr, Vicki Raymond. Judy Mc- Donald. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Smyth. Pamela Tippets, Tom Laurent. Jan Clark. Dave Maxwell. Charles Woodin. Dale Upson, Mike Hartman. Bob Davis, Neal Walters. Gary Mayer. Don Romine. Sharon Smiley, Jean Wallace. FOURTH ROW': Cecelia Felix. Claudia Till. Barbara Evans. Sharon Geek, Virginia Torres, Judy Ferguson, Roberta Skelton, Shirlee Brown, Gail Wicderholt. Peggy Hawes. Florence Colerick. Ruth Whitcomb, Esther Mix, Jackie Lambert. NOT PICTURED: Errol Brett, Sharon Edens, Daphne Ncwlin, JoAnn Pratt. Mary Anne Hoffman, Julia Riley, Joe Sciarretta, Janet Stevenson. President, Joe Figueiredo Vice President, Jim Hodges Secretary. Dorothy Hargraves Treasurer, Donna Edens Reporter, Claricce Ncwlin Adtisor, MRS. KOUNTZ Adtisor, MR. HANIGA TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe LaChappa, Tim Rountree. Kenneth Warren. Stephen Luelf, Jan Page. Bill Bowers. Barrett Staples, Joe Thompson. Dave Prazak. Joe Figuciredo. Allen Eicke- meyer, Ron Alexander, Jim Keyser, Pat Stoker. Gail Roberts. Allen McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Hodges. Mike Eusey. Ronnie Rodolff, Jimmy Terrell. Bob Lazarus. Charlie Jones, Melvin White. Tom Roy Stephen. Danny Cripe. Bill Dahl. Robert Lehmann, Jerry Blakely, Pat Benton, ferry Muir, Bob Beeson. THIRD ROW: Kenny Christman. Carl Steagall. Rose Ann Donahue, Betty Marshall. Candy Head. Mary Butters. Tina Harrison. Karen Harrison, Patty Perry. Lanie Risthman. Marilyn May, Janice Stansbury. Jon Clark. Charles Atkins, Ken Espinosa. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Perry. Linda Knight. Joan Youngwirth, Maggjc Keithley, Carol Elston. Naomi Mik- kelsen. Floyd Burris. Dorothy Hargraves. Markay Holly. Clariece Newlin, Donna Edens, Margo Heagney, Rosemary Bradley. Daisy Rasco. NOT PICTURED: Roberta Taylor, Bob James. FIRST SFMESTFR OFFICERS 1961 President, Terry Matthew Vice President, Kay Geek Secretary, Earleen Jones Treasurer, Mike Walters Reporters, Marvina Scarbery and Jim Pratt Advisor, MRS. CLELAND Advisor, MR. HALVARSON TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephen Warnes. Peter Barmasse, Bobby McIntosh. Jim Pratt. Judson Fulk, Kenneth Beeson, Terry Matthew, Allen Brown. Danny Martin, John Griffin. Phil Fansher. Fred Hahn, Kenny Hillery, James Luckow, Tommy Woodin, Ray Ling. Bill Snider, Dennis Gigstad, Alvin McLaughlin. Don Clyde. SECOND ROW: John Walters. Raymond Horn, Arthur Maurel, Jimmy Walters. Sandra Gaines. Donna Smith. Ardella Swycaffcr, Alice Knight. Shirley Mix. Marilyn Stephen, Kathie Sieczkowski, Stephen Morris, Walter McPhceters. Warren Wyckoff, Noel Smithers. Mickey Rasco, Mike Walters. Pauline Christman. Barbara Helms. THIRD ROW: Carrie Queen, Sara Cowan, Jeraldine Nelson. Mary Murray, Martha Hanigan, Pamela Baketf Carol Logan, Kathleen Carter. Betty McColley. Judy Austin. Sharon Dcffley, Peggy Woodin, Donna Koch. Sandra Bobanick, S ndy Maple, Sharon Wilhelm, Sandra Youngwirth, Ellen Henson, Mary Kennedy. FOURTH ROW: Marvina Scarbery. Earleen Jones. Judy Boortz. Judy Trumper, Linda Beatty. Doreen Harrison. Jean Thomsen, Darlene McPheron. Kay Geek, Carole Chale, Suzy Perry, Karen Flickinger, Theresa Kunkel, Dana Blevins. Naomi McPheeters. Ruth Henze, Simonne Robert. Karen Carman. NOT PICTURED: Kenny Baker, Peggy Barker, Thelma Bassett. Chester Garrett, Harold Johnston, Tim Martinez. f) arsiiu foot Sail % Capistrano-------- 7 Escondido Reserves .. 0 Webb Military____ 0 San Miguel ........ 0 Mtn. Empire........ 0 Carlsbad .......... 6 Army and Navy____ 0 Ramona. Ramona. Ramona. Ramona. Ramona. Ramona. Ramona. S.C.I.F. PLAYOFFS ...20 Needles 0 Bishop .. Ramona Ramona FIRST STRING. BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Mayer, George Smith, Neal Walters, Mickey Farmer, Don Romine. FRONT ROW: Sam Tozcr, Ray Uphousc, Dick Smith, Joe Sciar- retta. Charlie Jones. Dick Hopkins, Terry Snell. SECOND STRING. BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Blakeley, Ron Rodolff. Mel White. Tocttcher. FRONT ROW: Tim Rountree, Ed Balnis, Bob Davis, Rowen Rykcr, Bill Carman, Bob Brown, Jerry Stoker. ooiSaff dlwarcf “Winners 1957-38 DICK TOETTCHER JOE SCIARRETTA MOST IMPROVED BEST LINEMAN ( oac ies ancf JKanayers Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Claudia Till. Ann Ferguson, Head Cheerleader, and Sharon Geek. LEFT TO RIGHT: Julia Riley. Judy Tmmper. Barbara Evans. Markay Holly, Virginia Torres. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Esther Mix. Doreen Harrison. Marilyn Stephen, Donna Edens Caroline Queen. Roberta Skelton. Tina Harrison KNEELING: Linda Knight. Kay Geek. Donna Slmrr °nn‘C McNinch, Ardclla Swycaffer, Dorothy Hargraves, Margo Heagney. NOT PIC- TURED: Karen Harrison. TKajoreiies LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Rollins. Janet Stevenson, Shirlec Brown. Vicki Raymond. Roberta Till. Sally Kirn, Gilda Kay, Judy Fer jjson. Clarieee Newlin. CENTER FRONT: Sharon Edens. Head C71. cS. fJ3. JITayazine Drive ( High salesman of the magazine drive, Allen Brown. +-J J ,.fm H. l A -j w - Magazine drive chairman, Lind with helper Roberta Till. KODerta mi. Look what I got” Our Jfo 2, ur iomecommo ucueen 7. )i i Jfer C) o ur III! II II TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Senior Princess, Gilda Kay; Her Majesty, Queen Ann Ferguson; Sophomore Princess, Marilyn May. BOTTOM ROW: Freshman Princess, Kay Geek; Junior Princess, Mary Anne Hoffmann. J ni) jiirj ifia ils 7rom t ie Queen's t crap6ooA Crowning Her Majesty Her Majesty at Her Place of Honor Jfomecominy Oay Activities Roberta Till, Rally Chair- man and Frances Brewer, Parade Chairman. General Chairmen, Linda Hill and Rosemarie Schmid. Decorating the goal post. Enjoying the dance. Freshmen were busy too. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Rominc, Neal Walters. Bob Davis. SECOND ROW: Terry Snell, Jack Trease, Joe Seiarrctta. Jan Page, Philip Warnes, Jim Hodges. THIRD ROW: Steve Luelf, Sharon Edens, Vicki Raymond, Della Mundy, Claudia Till, Tono Burke. FOURTH ROW: Pamela Tippets, Patty Perry, Gilda Kay, Lynn Miller. FRONT ROW: Ruth Anne Whitcomb, Rosemarie Schmid, Lanie Risehman, Ann Ferguson. NOT PICTURED: Roberta Till, Barbara Gilmore. OFFICERS—First Semester President Lynn Miller Vice President Don Romine Secretary Della Mundy T reasurer Joe Seiarrctta MRS. LILLIAN KOUNTZ Advisor OFFICERS—Second Semester President Lynn Miller Vice President Terry Snell Secretary Della Mundy Treasurer Pamela Tippets 7uture 7 omemaAers Advisor MRS LILLIAN KOUNTZ America F.H.A. OFFICERS SEATED. LEFT TO RIGHT: President. Ann Ferguson; Report- er, Frances Brewer; Song Leaders, Claudia Till. Linda Hill. STANDING: Historian, Rose Ann Donahue; Treasurer. Patty Mitchell; Secretary, Sara Jones; Vice President, Susan Jones. I OP ROW, LEPI TO RIGHT: Sharon Edens, Daphne Newlin. Vicki Raymond, Kay Merwin, Earleen Jones, Sylvia Smyth, Sally Kirn. Pam Tippets, Frances Brewer. SECOND ROW: Sharon Maple, Pat Marshall, Judy McDonald. Mary Murray, Theresa Kunkel, Marvina Scarbery. Patty Hanigan. Tina Felix. Shirlee Brown. Jo Ann Pratt. THIRD ROW: Linda Hill, Rose Ann Donahue, Pauline Christman. Rosemarie Schmid, Pat Mitchell, Judy Boortz, Suzy Perry, Ann Ferguson, Barbara Helms, Simonne Roberts, Doreen Harrison. Sandra Gaines. Donna Koch. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Bobanick, Darlene McPheron, Ellen Henson. Virginia Torres. Gloria Torres, Sharon Rollins, Janet Stevenson, Barbara Evans, Sharon Geek. Gail Wiederholt. Nancy- Perry. Donna Edens. Clariece Newlin. Dorothy Hargraves. F.H.A. HIGHLIGHTS OF 1957-58 Installation-Initiation Service Christmas Cookie Sale F.H.A.-F.F A. Sweetheart Dance El Centro F.H.A. Conference Hands off, Schmid ! Hm-mm Boy! “c5now )a f J reparations CHRISTMAS PROM CHAIRMEN Dick Toettcher Gilda Kay Sally Kirn Refreshments, anyone? How’s this? Frosty frolics!!! The Grand March Christmas fun!! Hey, who's the doll?' S ssoctatecf Student iodu — Second Semester STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosemarie Schmid, Treasurer; Daphne Newlin, Publicity Chairman; Della Mundy, Program Chairman; Joe Sciarretta. Assistant Treasurer; Mickey Farmer, Member-at-Large SEATED: Claudia Till, Secretary; Dick Hopkins, President; Don Romine, Vice President. MRS. BETTY B PRICE ADVISOR STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Walters, Tim Rountree, Gilda Kay, Lynn Miller, Terry Snell, Dick Toettcher, Ann Ferguson, Mickey Farmer, Daphne Newlin. SEATED: Joe Sciarretta, Don Romine, Dick Hopkins, Rosemarie Schmid. Della Mundy. NOT PICTURED: Claudia Till. Gfa ass ° 1958 SECOND SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERS President ....................... Richard Toettcher Vice President -.................... Mickey Farmer Secretary ............................. Gilda Kay Treasurer .................................... Ann Ferguson Reporter .............................. Sally Kirn ,, Senior Party Ditch Day Carnival Booth Senior Play Graduation Exercises (' ass °f 959 SECOND SEMESTER Carnival Booth Talent Show Prom and Banquet Sock Hop Bake Sale CLASS OFFICERS President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Reporter ...... .... Joe Sciaretta Richard Smith .... Claudia Till Pam Tippets Daphne Newlin CLASS OFFICERS President ........................... Tim Rountree Vice President ................... Ronnie Rodolff Secretary ........................... Stephen Luelf Treasurer ........................... Marilyn May Reporter ......................... Lanie Kischman C ) ass °f 960 SECOND SEMESTER Carnival Booth Bake Sale Dues Drive Dance y 1961 SECOND SEMESTER Spring Dance Carnival Booths Coke Selling at Games CLASS OFFICERS President .... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer .... Reporters .... - Jimmy Walters Terry Matthew ...... Suzy Perry ...... Kay Geek ... Earleen Jones Marilyn Stephens LEFT TO RIGHT: Mickey Farmer, Ronnie Rodolff, Don Romine, Errol Brett, Terry Snell, Neal Walters, Gary Mayer, Jerry Muir, Sam Tozcr, Don Donahue, Gail Roberts, and Jerry Stoker. , The Bulldogs took games. (Basketball). They took second offs this year. 4;- I the Southern Prep League Championship winning all 12 league place in the Southern California Interscholastic Federation Play- COACH GLENN FORSYTHE Ramona 58 San Miguel 25 Ramona 22 San Dieguito 31 Ramona 44 Coronado 48 Ramona 46 Crawford 36 Ramona 58 Mt. Empire 32 Ramona 54 Vista 39 Ramona 54 Brown 33 Ramona 38 Army and Navy 29 Ramona 58 Julian 28 Ramona 61 Mt. Empire 44 Ramona 63 Rancho 23 Ramona 84 San Miguel 12 Ramona 82 Brown 34 Ramona 47- Army and Navy 43 Ramona 44 Julian 27 Ramona 54 Mt. Empire 34 Ramona 56 Rancho 20 Ramona 36 29 Palms 33 Ramona 45 Bishop Newman 37 Ramona 44 45 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGH' I.uelf, Mickey Queen, Richard ’ Cripe, Phil Fansher, Jan Page, N SCORES OF We Ramona ..... 40 Ramona ..... 22 Ramona ..... 33 Ramona ..... 31 Ramona ..... 26 Ramona ...... 47 Ramona ..... 37 Ramona ..... 35 Ramona ..... 20 Ramona ..... 20 Ramona ..... 52 Ramona ..... 44 Ramona ..... 22 Ramona ..... 29 75as£et6a i TERRY SNELL Honorary A Captain CTlcuarcf 70 nn ers JERRY STOKER Most Improved A DON DONAHUE Rogues Trophy FRANK BECK Most Valuable 'B Twenty nine Palms 33 Ramona Ramona 44 Newman STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy Hargraves, Ruth Ann Henze, Pat Cunningham, Barbara Helms, Kay Geek, Sharon Deffley, Karen Carma , Mary Kennedy. SEATED: Sandra Maple, Kathy Carter. Jo Ann Pratt, Lanie Mrs. Betty B. Price, Advisor. Nadine E ohn. Sharon Maple Polk, Mary Murray, Bobbe Taylor, and PICTURED:- Donna Edens, Peggy Barker, Linda Knight, and MRS. BETTY B PRICE, Director Sharon Maple Polk. Prompter Peggy Barker, Sound Effects CHORUS ACTIVITIES Participation in Christmas Program Singing for Wcmen’s Clubs Taking part in the San Diego Choral Concert Presentation of Spring Music Concert All right, let's try that again. An active organization — Band BAND ON PARADE Participation in Football and Basketball games. Performance in San Diego County Music Festival and Contest Entry in Parades Presentation of Spring Music Concert TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Director, Mr Burgefc; Arnold Carrisbza, Sally Kirn. SECOND ROW': Shirlee Brown, Don Romine. Philip Warncs, Mike Hartman. Bob Davis, Pat Benton. Vidki Raymond. THIRD ROW: Clariece Ncwlin, Joe I.uelf, Dave Prazak, Jerry Blakely, Steve Luclf, Kenny Kay. Gilda Kay. FOUR! H ROW: Janet Stevenson, Ronnie Mac- Kenzie, Mary Butters, Chuck Kunkel, Franthia Kunktl, Gilbert Kunktl. Don Simmons. Ian Wilde, Roberta Till. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Edens, Ronald Doyle, Forrest Holly, S eve Warnes, Alfred Roberts, Gerald Barmasse. Audrey Romine. Janet Gulley, Sharon Rollins. SIXTH ROW: Debbie Burge s. Kay Merwin. Chester Garrett. Sam Tozer. Jack Trease, Steve Morris, Tommy Johnston, Pat Marshall, Judy Richardson. 5Jirls1 o eayue OFFICERS President GILDA KAY Vice President DELLA MUNDY Secretary ROSEMARIE SCHMID Treasurer BARBARA GILMORE Reporter ROBERTA TILL Member-at-Large DAPHNE NEWLIN Sergeant-at-Arms FRANCES BREWER MRS. LILLIAN KOUNTZ Advisor Mother’s Tea Bedtime, girls!! GIRLS LEAGUE ACTIVITIES Sadie Hawkins Dance Basketball Dance Mother’s Tea Tacky Day Slumber Party Gone . . . Country-style. JJarii y FOOD?!?!? City Slickers! Clumber WHOS SLEEPY??? TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Floyd Burris, Noel Smithers, Charlie Jones, Tommy Woodin, Jerry Blakeley, Daisy Rasco, Mickey Rasco, Dennis Gigstead. SECOND ROW: Bill Dahl, Alan Harrison, Bob Arey, Charles Freeman, Jacki Lambert, Ardcila Swycaffcr, Francis Brewer, Dana Blevins, Skip Wood, Terry Snell. Richard Toettcher. BOTTOM ROW Ray Ling, Don Upson, Dale Upson, Bob Swycaffer, Charles Groggins, Ray Horn, Joe Blakeley, Steve Morris, Bill Snider, Warren Wyckoff. Secretary TERRY SNELL Sentinel TIM ROUNTREE President DICK TOETTCHER Advisor MR. SLATTERY Treasurer DON UPSON Reporter SKIP WOOD NOT PICTURED: Vice President. CHARLES GROGGINS Homecoming parade float The F.F.A. has had a fine year. We have participated in many activities, built lots of projects in shop, raised a lot of agricultural products and found time to have fun too. Our hot dog sales crew at home football games A. 19 8 TRACK SCHEDULE March 28— April 11— April 18— April 25— May 2— May 10— Ramona, Brown, and Army-Navy Ramona, Rancho, Mt. Empire Ramona, Mt. Empire, Army-Navy Ramona, Brown, Mt. Empire League Meet S.C.I.F. Preliminary U arsity J) aseba I z.. Row, LEFT Tn r‘ - , ; «Ss3355 Jl.-- 1 COACH TOM SKAHAN 1958 March 18 March 25 March 31, April 1 April 15 April 22 April 29 May 6 May 9 May 16 May 20 SCHEDULE San Dieguito Army and Navy Lion's Tourney Julian San Miguel Rancho Del Campo Mt. Empire Brown Army and Navy Play-off for League Championship COUPLES. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sophomores. Marilyn May and Ronnie Rodolff; Juniors. Shirlee Brown and Dick Hopkins; Seniors, King and Queen. Susan Jones and Don Upson; and Freshmen. Carrie Queen and Terry Matthew. Worried ? OFFICERS—First Semester OFFICERS—Second Semester President MICKEY FARMER Vice President TERRY SNELL Secretary-Treasurer DICK HOPKINS MR GLENN FORSYTHE Advisor President Vice President Secretary-T rcasurer TERRY SNELL GEORGE SMITH DICK HOPKINS c et termen 1 BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ray Uphouse, Ralph Cripe, Sam Tozcr. Boh Davis. Don Romine, Jack Trcase, Don Donahue, Boh Brown. SECOND ROW: Dick Toettcher, Charles Jones. Jerry Stoker, Melvin White, Bill Carman, Philip Warnes, Ronnie Rodolff. Gary Mayer, Neal Walters. FRONT ROW: Jerry Blakeley, George Smith, Mickey Farmer, Joe Sciarretta, Dick Smith, Dick Hopkins. Don Upson, Ed Balnis. Terry Snell. NOT PICTURED. Dave Maxwell, Lynn Miller, Tim Rountree. In ’46, that joyous year. The first fifteen all did appear, Ramona Elementary was the place, The teachers were waiting to see each new face. Linda, Gary, Frances, and Ann Were all a part of the first grade clan. So were Eleanor, Terry, Skip, and Don Donahue; Rosemarie, Gilda, and Alan, too. Don’t forget Clara, Jack, and Bobby Brown, There we were — THE BEST IN TOWN. Gloria came late, and made us complete, Our first grade class just couldn't be beat. Don Upson, Della, Lynn, and Mickey Farmer Came in the third grade and each was a charmer. The sixth grade brought us Sharon, Dick, and Bill Crawley; Each new addition made us more jolly. In Jr. High we gained more still— George, Rochelle, and Roberta Till, Then Sara Jones, and Susan, her twin— Now we were ready for High’’ to begin. Charles Freeman, Val Dean, and Patty- Two Freshman lassies� but only one laddie. In our Junior year, just one more to go. Here’s whom we gained, we’d like you to know. Kay, Charles, and Sally Kirn, Who wasted no time our friendship to earn. Bob Arey came at the start of the twelfth. Just his presence increased our wealth. As we come to the end of our senior year, We thank our teachers who have been so near. Ramona High we leave behind. Better days we’ll never find. Tho' life may sometimes seem without a light We can always remember the dear Blue and White. Ann Ferguson Jack Trease MOST INTELLIGENT Senior S ancCO u s Roberta Till George Smith BEST PERSONALITIES Kay Merwin Mickey Farmer MOST ATHLETIC Lynn Miller Linda Hill MOST TALENTED Cj ass of 1958 Eleanor Solis Dick Toettchcr WITTIEST Terry Snell Della Mundy BEST LOOKING t ROBERT AREY LAUREL BERGHOUSE Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 1 Pom-Pom Corps 2 CSF 2, 3, 4 Glee 3 Transfer from American School at Guadalajara 4 Transfer from Pasadena 4 FFA 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Editor 4 Dear Diary, Seniors Making Programs GARY BOORTZ FHA 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 FRANCES MATLACK BREWER FHA 1. 2, 3. 4 FHA Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA County Officer 3 Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4 Girls' League Officer 2, 3. 4 Drill Team 1, 2 Drill Team Captain 2 FFA 2, 3, 4 ASB Carnival Chairman 4 Our (Seniors ROBERT LESLIE BROWN Football 1, 2, 3. 4 Track 1 Glee Club 2, 3 Lcttermen's Club 2, 3, 4 CLARA ELAINE BURDICK Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4 Glee Club 2, 3 VAL DEAN DENHAM Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 1 Glee Club 1 Seniors doing their share NED WAYNE CRAWLEY FFA 1, 2, 3 Sentinel. FFA 3 JV Football 3 Track 3 Ramona DONALD D. DONAHUE Transferred from Upland 2 Basketball 2, 3. • Most Improved 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Award 3 All-League 3 Glee Club 4 Lettermen's Club 3, 4 Hi Y 2, 3 yIly i G c ass °f 1958 DENNIS MICHAEL FARMER Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3. 4 Basketbal 1, 2 Lettermcn's Club 2, 3, 4 Lettermen President 4 Lettermen Vice President 3 Class President 1, 3 Class Vice President 2, 4 ANN ELIZABETH FERGUSON Class Officer 1. 2, 3, 4 ASB Secretary 3 Girls' League Officer 2, 3 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 CSF Officer 2 CSF 2, 3, 4 FHA President 4 At the Prom CHARLES EDWARD FREEMAN FFA 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Ebb Tide ROCHELLE MARIE GAGIN Drill Team 2 Glee Club 1,2,} Girls' League 1, 4 Jra cfu a tio n CHARLES GROGGINS FFA 1, 2, }, 4 FFA Vice President Glee Club }, 4 Junior Vice President } Seniors in Assembly WILLIAM ALAN HARRISON FFA 1, 2, }, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 LINDA LOUISE HILL FHA Song Leader 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 4 Drill Team 1 Pom-Pom Corps 3 ASB Publicity Manager 3 Curtis Drive Chairman 4 Homecoming Day Co-Chairman 4 Exchange Assembly 3 .7 une 1938 SUSAN EDNA JONES Class Officer 2. 3. 4 FHA Vice President 4 Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4 Point Board 4 Pom-Pom Corps 2 Drill Team 1 Glee Club 4 ASB Carnival Co-Chairman 4 Exchange Assembly 3 SARA ELLEN JONES Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 4 FHA Secretary 4 Class Treasurer 1 Reporter 2, 4 Drill Team 1 Pom-Pom Corps 3 Glee 4 ASB Carnival Co-Chairman 4 Exchange Assembly 3 Just Lookin' SALLY PATRICIA KIRN Transfer from Virginia 3 FHA 3, 4 Girls’ League 3, 4 Majorette 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Christmas Prom Chairman 4 Exchange Assembly 3 Class Officer 4 ' We re all ears. Mr. Snell!” GILDA ANNE KAY Class Officer 2, 4 Girls' League President 4 CSF 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 1, 2 Drill Team President 1 Majorette 4 Homecoming Princess 4 Certificate of Merit 2 Voice of Democracy Winner 4 Christmas Prom Chairman 4 y fo nen s o 7!e me m her CATHERINE MERWIN A real prize-winner! FHA 2, 4 FFA Sweetheart 3 Girls' League 3, 4 Majorette 1, 2, 4 Tumbling Team 4 Feature Twirlcr 4 WALTER LYNN MILLER PATRICIA ANN MITCHELL Transfer from Indiana FHA 2. 3, 4 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 2 FHA Officer 3. 4 Class Vice President 2 Hi-Y 1. 2. 3 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 CSF 2, 3, 4 T.ettermen's Club 3, 4 Class President 4 CSF President 4 Certificate of Merit 2 DELLA JILL MUNDY Slumber Party!?! Girls' League Officer 3, 4 CSF 2. 3, 4 CSF Officer 4 FFA Sweetheart Candidate 1 ASB Officer 3. 4 Majorette 3 Cheerleader 4 Class Officer I, 2. 3, 4 Journalism Business Manager 4 Homecoming Princess 3 Mayic JlTo nen s Senior JJro n ROSEMARIE ANNE SCHMID Class President 2 FHA Officer 2 Girls' League President 3 Girls' League Secretary 4 ASB Treasurer 4 CSF 2, 3, 4 Certificate of Merit 2 Homecoming Chairman 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman 3 Journalism Staff 4 ELEANOR E. SOLIS Class Officer 1, 2, 3 ASB Member-at-Large 2 ASB Assistant Treasurer 3 FHA 2, 3 Glee Club 1 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 4 Journalism Staff 4 Exchange Assembly 3 GEORGE HUGH SMITH Football I, 2,3, 4 Basketball 1 Track 1, 3. 4 Lettermen's Club 2, 3. 4 Hi-Y Vice President 3 ASB President 3 Class Vice President 3 The annual —fun but work ROBERTA TILL Class Officer 2, 3 Girls’ League Officer 4 ASB Program Chairman 3 ASB Vice President 3, 4 CSF 2, 3, 4 CSF Officer 3 Majorette 3, 4 Band 4 Journalism Staff 4 Editor El Ano 4 Senior Songbirds 'A CHARLES TERRELL SNELL FFA 1. 2, 3, 4 FFA Officer 3, 4 Class President 3 ASB Vice President 3 ASB President 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2. 3, 4 CSF 2, 3, 4 Lettermen’s Club Officer 3, 4 7Jailing RICHARD TOETTCHER FFA Secretary 3 FFA President 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Football 3, 4 Most Improved 4 CSF 2. 3 Lettermen's Club 3, 4 ASB Member-at-Large 4 Class President 4 in cSn ?nn dra c ual on. GLORIA ALICE TORRES FHA 4 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 4 Drill Team 2 Tumbling Team 4 CHARLES JACKSON TREASE, JR. Football Manager 2, 4 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 Track Manager 1, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 3, 4 Band 2, 3 CSF 2. 3. 4 Hi-Y 2, 3 Certificate of Merit 2 i V r vA It's game time again! GARY MELVIN WOOD FHA 3 FFA 2, }. 4 Assistant Editor Annual 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Seniors win again! DONALD LEE UPSON FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Reporter 3 Lettermen's Club 3, 4 Basketball 1 Track 1, 2, 3. 4 Glee Club 4 Ramona Easinesses Sa ute t he Qracfuaies of 19JS Ann's Bisher Truck Line Brown—Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Carter's 5-IO-25c Store Conrad's Cycle Shop Don's Shell Service Station Elida Walter Snak Shak Frank's Barber Shop Gilmore's Drug Store Hogan's Market Kunkel's Supply Marguerite's Beauty Shop Minor's Department Store Mr. and Mrs. Perry S. Morris Pioneer Market Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Price Ralph's Sporting Goods Ralph's Union Station Ramona Cash Grocery Ramona Cleaners Ramona Insurance Agency Ramona Motors Ramona Sentinel Rexall Drug Store Robert H. Stephen, Service Station Rolline's Dress Shop Stan's Mobil Service Strout Realty Susan's Bakery Teman's Watch Repair Valley Hardware and Furniture Co. Whiting's Feed Store Woodward's Feed and Supply As students, our business is education, preparing us to do our part in the future of Ramona. Because of your cooperation and interest in our ac- tivities, we will be better able to contribute as citizens and adults. The sincere gratitude of the 1958 El Ano staff is due the community for its support. Thank you, ROBERTA TILL Editor, EL ANO 7lujoyrap is