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

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 Double, Editor— .Dorothy Hargroves the fleeting photographers . . . the Epitaph and El Ano .. . PUBLICATIONS The 1960 Journalism Class, under the supervision of Mrs. Jeon McDonald, began its year of work with the first printed newspaper in the history of Ramona High School, the Bulldog Epitaph. Doro- thy Hargraves was sele:?ea' Editor of the newspaper with Mory Butters os Assistant Editor. After o semester of publishing the newspaper, the Journalism Class turned its full attention to the publication of the El Ano. A fraction of the class began publishing the Bulldog Newsette a smaller and mimeographed paper with Marie Korkalo as Editor. With the beginning of the new yeor, the Annual Staff started to plan for the annual El Ano Dance and the crowning of the El Ano Queen. Both were completed successfully with one of the Journalism students. Cloriece Newlin, as El Ano Queen. The Journalism Class and its supervisor have worked very hard to bring to you one of the best yecr books Ramona High hos ever hod. Advisor: Mrs. Jeon McDonald Row one—Mrs. McDonald, Dorothy Hargroves, Mary Butters. Morvino Scorbery Cloriece Newlin Row two—Dione Hutton, Eorleen Jones. Donna Edens, Betty Marshall Marie Korkalo Row three— Tom Roy Stephen, Karen Harrison, Jim Terrell Mcrgo Heogney Mike Smith, Condy Head,

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F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America is an national organization of high school stu- dents studying agriculture as a part of their high school program. They study all the forms of agriculture in classroom work, field trips, and each student has a project of his own at home. The motto of the group is “Learning to Do, Doing to Learn: Earning to Live, Living to Serve. It is this motto which they follow to become well- rounded citizens and successful farmers. Some of the many activities this group has participated in are: The Officer Training Program, Initiation of Green Hands, Initiation of Chapter Farmers, sale of hot-dogs and coffee at all football games, the building of 10 tables for the school lunch area, help landscape the Hanson Lane School, the Sweetheart Dance, the Community Bar-B-O, the Par- ent-and-Son Banquet, Project Competi- tion, the Ramona Fair, and the El Cajon Fair. •LEFT TO RIGHT: Row one—Roy Horn (Reporter), Ed.lie Prindle (V. President), Oennis Fogle (Secretory) Row two— Mr. Siottery (Advisor), Don Clauser (Treasurer), Tim Rountree (President), Bill Dahl (Sentinel). Track and Baseball Banquet... and the nosey questions ... LEFT TO RIGHT: Row one—lindo Swift, Cookie Honssler, Karen Thorson, Kay Geek, Dorlene McPheron, Judy Boortz, Mory Hinck Row two—Donna Kendell, tin Baugh, Judy Whiting, Judith Trumper, Doreen Horrison, Nancy Perry, Earleen Jones Row three—Sherry Muse, Penny Hill, Deonnie Dohn, Judy Smith, Karen Flickinger, Deanna Smith, Pcm Kunkel. Miss Lowe (Advisor). Row four—Brendo Diggins, Priscilla Perry, Marvino Scarbery, Karol Bobanick, Terry lou Kunkel, Helen Webb, lanedo [ p,:' H

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ni GIRLS’ GLEE EFT TO RIGHT Top row—Daisy Roseo Dorice Tippets, Tina Harrison, lylo Olond, Diane Goldmonn, Betty McColley, Frosty Head, Karen Kelly. Noncy ling Middle row—Mrs. Van Ooyen (Advisor), Roseann Walter, Potty Newlin, Dodie Harrison, EHa Moy Nusbcum, Jonice luckow, Diane Bickel, libby Schoessler, Carol logon Front row—Dorothy Horgraves. Susie Mitchell, Elaine Kunkel, Rose Ann Donahue, Penny Hill, Joan Sprocher, Koren Thorson. Potti Miller, Noncee Holland, Kothy Ayres GLEE CLUB We hear singing and you're... Until this year, the Glee Club has been only a class, singing for organizations ond school social affairs. This year, however, it is on organized club under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Von Ooyen, and consists of several groups within itself: The Madrigals, a small group which gets together ofter school hours, the Girls' Glee Club; and a mixed boys' and girls' group which as yet hosn't performed publicly. The first Glee Club officers were President Roy Breshears, Vice- President Rose Ann Donahue, ond Secretory-Treasurer Darice Tippets, and it was through the convenience of organization that they were able to purchase new robes for every member of the club. These robes ore another Glee Club first. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Row one—Roy Breshears (President) MADRIGALS lEFT TO RIGHT: Top row—Jerry Blakeley (Monoger), Steve Mcloughlin, Roy Breshears, Alvin McLaughlin, Joe Thompson. Jerry Muir Row two—Dorice Tippets (Secretory-Trea- surer) Rose Ann Donohue (Vice Presi- dent) Row three—Mrs. Von Ooyen (Advisor) Middle row—Danny Hargroves, Melvin White, Diane Goldman , Janice luckow Frosty Head, Mrs. Van Ooyen (Advisor) Bottom row—Dcrice Tippets, Patty Newlin, Susie Mitchell, Nancee Holland. Patty Miller, Karen Kelly, Dorothy Hargroves