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

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Mr. James Halverson BS. from Colorado University M A. from San Diego State Algebra I and II Geometry Trigonometry Coaching Football, Basketball M Mr. William Hanigan B.A. from U.C.L.A., Colifornio. Occidental, U.S.C. and San Diego State General Math Driver's Educ. and First Aid Mechanical Drowing Bookkeeping Miss Katherine Lowe B A from Fresno State College Grad. Work from Son Diego State Homemaking I, II. and III fe J r Mrs. Jean McDonald B A from U.C.L.A. Grad, work from Son Diego State English I Journalism A-ts and Crofts Mr. Robert McCutcheon BA and M.A. from California Poly English IV Practical English Boys Physical Education Coaching: Football, Basket ball. Baseball the understanding and instructive advice Miss Joan Peterson B A from Son Diego State English II Girls' Physical Education

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Dwayne Burgess, R.H.S. Vice-Principal Mr. Burgess, our Vice-Principal, came to Ramona High School in 1957. He was born in Salina, Utah, and he obtained his Bach- elors degree at Brigham Young University. He received a Masters degree in Education from the University of Oregon, majoring in music. Mr. Burgess taught school for two years at Lowell High School, five years at Stayton High School, and worked as an Assistant Principal and Music Director for three years at Lyons Elementary School. All of these schools are located in Oregon. Our Vice-Principal is also the band direc- tor. His duties are too numerous to list. Even though he states that these duties are: “Everything that isn’t done right!, we salute him as an “all-round good fellow, whose work is important to the students as well as to the faculty. let us remember ... Our efficient and patient administrators . . . Miss Estes .. . Dean of Girls Mr. Minnis ... Dean of Boys One of the favorite members of our ulty is a man by the name of Robert Mi He was born in San Diego and went Minn ; ' Diego State, majoring in Science. He served ' [ four years in the U.S.A.F., and did student , teaching at Grossmont. Ramona was his firs ' h U teaching job. J{J For three years, he has taught Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and General Science, and he has also been the Junior Class advisor. This year, he is also serving us as our Dean of Boys, acting as counselor, friend, and being of great help to everyone. Mr. Minnis plans to stay in Ramona and teach and we are very happy to have him with us. Everyone thinks a lot of him and has much respect for him. Our loyalty to him will never end. Miss Miriam Estes was born in Coeburn, Virginia and received her B.S. in Education from the Women’s Division at Virginia Poly Institute in Radford. Miss Estes has done graduate work at V.P.I., Blacksburg, Univer- sity of North Carolina plus a few other schools. She has been a secretary off and on through her schooling. Miss Estes came to Ramona in ’57, as a shorthand and typing instructor, and she became Dean of Girls this year. Her duties as a teacher at R.H.S. are numerous but her job is keeping all the girls of this school in line. When we asked her future plans, she said, “Indefinite. We just hope her future includes Ramona High School. y.TAsrC cmc sjlit ’Cu-r

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Mrs. Betty Price B.A from Pomona Grad, work from Cloremont, Redlands. Son Dieqo Stale Drama Enqlish II and III Mr. Thomas Skahan B S from Kansas Stole Univ. Grad, work from Kansas Univ. and San Dieqo State US History Social Studies Speech Mr. Charles Slattery B S ond M.S. from Colifornio Poly Aqriculture I. II. Ill and IV General Shop of our faculty . . . Mr. Charles Snell B.A. from laVerne Colleqe M.A. from Claremont Spanish I and II Civics World History