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Back, Left to Right: Vic Peterson, John Richardson, Greg Apgar, Greg Delong, Bob Kelly, Paul Friend, Frank Reiss, Marvin Troutman, Doug Donahue, Jesus Yanez, Steve Crowell, Robin Payne, Bob English, Gerrit van Tol, Darryl Ryker, Bill Chamber lin, Dave Hager, Doug Harvey, Sherry Huges, Ira Walter, Bill Owen, Arthur Acosta, Ron Hendrix, Allen Rowe, Tim Palleson, Forrest Held, Jim McWhorter, Mike Crowell, Richard Whirlow, Don Neill, Luis Garcia, Elias Moreno, Carmen Silva, Clint Jones, Mrs, McDonald, Darlene Nunez, Mr. Charles, Chuck Bandy, Cody Reese, John Stevenson, Karen Kildare, Anita Dow, Beverly Ashpole, Sue Hastings, Connie Ferguson, Chris Collins, Linell Harrison, Jim Sampson, Greg Michaelis, Louana Strong Laurie King, Margaret Childress, Paul Callahan, Kathy Florang, Sandy Reese, Sharon Bender, Cathy Jackson, Louise Smith, Joyce King, Donna Caudle, Walter Ludlow, Henry Marin, Lois Dudeck, Jan Cupp, Marie Robert, Anne Barron, Judy Froedge, Andie Mordecai, Roxy Tippets, Dee Dee Henze, Chris Shoun,
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SENIOR SUMMARY The majority of the Senior class has spent all four years of high school at Ramona High. During our Freshman and Sophomore years we learned every crack, detour and detail of the old High School. Now, as the second class to graduate from our new school, we look back on many exciting memories. We went through the usual embarrassment of initiation a.nd got our revenge the following year. Our first dance was a complete success, and we were recognized by the student body. This was quite an accomplishment for a Freshman class. One of our most memorable floats was a huge wave with the title, Happiness Is A WipeOut , which it was. Somehow our Homecoming floats always seemed to man- age a consistent third or fourth place. In order to raise money for our prom, we held bake sales in which the boys out sold the girls. Gur Prom theme, Passage to India, and decorations were un- usual and original, Also as Juniors, we put on the annual Talent Show. The Boys' Fashion Show was a big hit with all present. The girls had as much fun preparing them for it as the boys had participating in it. As Seniors we became more important than ever before, We ruled over the Sen- ior Lawn, went through the excitement of senior pictures, and tried to make deci- sions about college. Some of us missed a few days legally because we had mis- sed a few days illegally. We have all long-awaited graduation. The time to leave has comeg it has come too soon for some of us. Clam of '70
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