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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1971 volume:

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Baseball . . Laney ..... Classified Staff. . History .... Pictures , , Farewell, , 3 . 5 .6 .7 .8 12 38 45 53 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 82 83 90 95 103 109 112 115 118 119 122 123 124 125 126 illiam Hanigan The job of the teacher is to get your students to learn to do something better than you yourself can. We want to dedicate this El Ano to a true educator. A true educator is willing to understand his students, take them into his hands and educate them. An educator feels that there is more to life than what can be found in books . For this reason Mr. William Hanigan was chosen. He was an educator at Ramona for thirty-four years, doing many things and teaching many subjects. He taught every- thing from Biology to Driver Education, fand incidently First Aid.J No matter what task was put before him, he not only put his vast knowledge to use, but also his ability of caring deeply for his students . This ability is now rarely found. It consists of understanding his students and dealing directly with each student as an individual. To be able to do this is important that you draw closer to the students . To have this close contact with the students he served as A,S,B, advisor and found it one of the most enjoyable times of his life. He feels that faith and self-initiative play a large part in education, To build this initiative it takes faith--faith in yourself, and faith on the part of the teacher and the parent. Kids always put things off, but it is through faith that they always get it done. Because education is less formal than it was several years ago, he believes students have a better chance to develop their own potential by faith in themselves and using their own initiative. A quality he likes very much in students is that they can accept responsibility when it is given to them. It takes al- most a catastrophy for adults to realize that kids can take responsibility. A good example of this was during the tragic Poway fire of 1967. Mr . Hanigan always dreamed of seeing Ramona High School students have a library where they could work to the best of their ability. During the time that he served as librarian, they set up the first card catalog Ramona High School ever had, and the students of Ramona are now enjoying one of the finest libraries on the county, He would like to see students have a chance to get on-the-job training and more vocational classes which would enable them to go directly into a job. Students , he feels , can get these things done, if they will only channel their power in the right direction, 4 ADMINISTRATION Superintendent George A. Childress Mr. George A. Childress has for three years now been the administrative leader of our school district, Mr, Childress came to Ramona from Oregon, where he had been Superintendent for ten years. Before working in Oregon, he spent seven years at the Winters School District as Superin- tendent and three years as Assistant Superintendent and Super- intendent at Pismo Beach. This industrious man started his teaching career in 1937 in Oklahoma, He holds a Bachelors and a Masters Degree, along with General Elementary and Secondary Teaching Credentials, ...ww and a Elementary and Secondary Administrative Credentials, Ramona is indeed very lucky to have such a vigorous Work- er as Mr, Childress to head their affiars. ink.. f i w School Board This year's School Board was headed by President Robert DeLong, Among their many duties is to appropriate money for our school district, hiring teachers and other help, and making out our rules and regulations. These are the hard working indi- viduals who brought about the realization of our dream, Left to right: Tom Froiland, Student Rep. g Herbert Walters, Rudi Stockalper, Ruth Swycaffer, William Purdew, and Robert DeLong. Principal Z 1 5 5 I , ,, , .M .,,, , ,,vv, W Myron H. Bill: Keeper of the Dream A Message from Mr, Bill The rewards of excellence do not come easily. It requires rigorous discipline to achieve them. The 1970's will easily be years that challenge the intelligence and judgment of our people. Inflation, rising prices, the War in Asia, the situation in the eastern Mediterranean, unemployment, and use of drugs are some of the most disturbing problems We must face in the 1970's. Unemployment is probably the most serious domestic problem that faces the nation. Many students on our high school campus today will be associated with the following: Last Hired - First Fired. These will be the uneducated and unsldlled. Because of a poor educational back- ground, they are the ones Who cannot compete in a tight labor market. The lack of education is a tragedy for the individual. But society also pays the price of failure, for it is the school drop-out who is most likely to be on Welfare or in a jail cell, This nation cannot afford so large a number of its young people to become so disadvantaged. I urge every student on our high school campus to seriously consider what the future has in store for him. Not only stay in school, but learn While in school. To the senior class of 1971 you will soon find out that the educated move forward. I Wish each of you the best of health and happiness and hope that your days on this campus have in some small Way laid the pillar for your educational and vocational future, Sincerely, Myron H. Bill Controllers of the Dream 9..- is... Mrs. Elva Eastman has been the Attend- ance Clerk here at RHS for two years. With her sweet smile and warm heart we hope to see her here through many excuses. Mrs, Laney Wilson was the secretary at RHS for two years, She left us on Oct, 30, 1970, to-have her baby in Dec, , which was her biggest dream, We the students at RHS thank you, Laney, for all your helpfulness, kindness, and understanding, 1,40 A new and welcomed addition to our Ad- ministrative staff is Mrs. Patricia Sargeant, For being new to the many demands and rapid transit in the office, she has adjusted with an extreme amount of calmness gl courage, We hope she has found her dream 5 5 F acult Mr, Baniaga Vocational Skills Ornamental Horticulture Ag Mechanics MTS- Allen Physical Science English 35, 28, 31 B.A. Degree Ceramics Cal pO1y Chorus Married B. S. Degree Brigham Young University Married, 2 children Mr. Bossenbroek Algebra I Counselor B. A. and M. A. Degree Michigan State Married QQ' Mr. Cleveland Band History B. A. Degree San Jose State Married 1 Child M Miss Barkelew Home Economics B. A. Degree Santa Barbara Single First Year in Ramona WU '.: ' 4 I I 92 W ,M ,,, ,,--uv' V Mr, Estell Psychology ESL Counselor B,A. Degree UCSD, Corpus Christi Married 1 Child 'Zia Z' .mule 'Z 4, f Mr. Hardiman Geometry, Physics, ,..-nl Algebra 11 Pre Calculus Mr, Gibbs BHS. gLMaSterS Mr. Heyde Ag, Science San Diego State Typing Small Gas Engines Married Bookkeeping General Math 1 girl Record Keeping Cal Poly S. L. O. Shorthand Married Office Practice 1 boy Married 3 children D yi X Miss Krogman Mrs. McDonald ' Typing 1 Sz 2 Sketehing, Crafts, ,al J ,, Office Practice Advanced Art, Counseling Business Communications U, C, L, A, , San Diego State Economics Mrs. Lewis Cal Western B,S, B, S, Spallish Married University of S, Dak, U-C-fl 2 boys Single Married 2 girls Mr. McMicken Industrial Skills Wood Shop, Automotive Maintenance Mechanical Drawing Architectural Drawing A.A. Sz B.A. Grossmont J. C. Long Beach State Married 1 girl AJ A .n10' S fm Mr. Peden Driver's Ed, World History General Business World Geography Central State College Oregon State College Married --'Q '1ll'y'-Ir- l Mrs. Price English, Civics, General Math B.A. 3 children, 5 grandchildren P0 mona College Claremont College San Diego State Married 1 boy vMr. Richardson English, History B. S. La Moyne College Married 3 children ii! -ouvgyfm Y a i lill f i yyyy ng Mr. Skahan P. E. , English Kansas State University Married 2 boys ku... Mr. Sticka Chemistry, Biology General Science B, S. Dickinson State College Married 4 children 7A' g xv 4 X? Miss smrjohann Mr- Van Mme Physical Education English I Simpson College English 31 B-A. San Diego State Single B- A- Single Mr, Van Zant Physical Education Civics Long Beach State Married 2 children at U B.A. Q QEQQ -Q V5-3 d ll, l must cnnlrblullle you on ll! 1. g q i ny through the Blm today 1 4, Mrs, Warnes Librarian B. S. Degree Univ. of Illinois San Diego State Married, 2 children ff Wirbwfflyw ,itaflk si .3 LLL. fd., J ' L ' LVLLX Q lffe vw!! QA QPLWV W 4 MM L4 LW! 11 Z J 42 P 1 SENIORS Senior Class 2nd Semester Kneeling--Left to Right: President: Ed Nelson Vice President: Stan Ransom Second Row, Standing--Left to Treasurer: Debbie Franch Secretary: Nellie Doelman Back Row--Left to Right: Class Representatives: Right Randy Chaulpnik, Chuck Broch, Larry Walker. fficers 1 st Semester Front Row--Left to Right: President: Rudi Stockalper Vice President: Ed Nelson Secretary: Nellie Doelman Treasurer: Debbie Franch Back Row--Left to Right: Class Representatives: Greg Campbell, Tyler Steagall, Paul Logan. Mary Elizabeth Allen Harry Carry Mary Daisy Chain lg FHA 1,2g Float Comm. 2g ASB Sec. 25 Glee 35 Newspaper Staff 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor 4g Honor Roll 3,4. Cynthia Maeve Baker Ylcindyll FHA 1,2g Pep Club 3,45 Pres. 4, P. P, 3,4, FBLA 44 VP 4, Student Council 4, Glee 3,43 GAA 3,4g Excursion Comm. 4g Float Comm. 3,43 Trolley 4g Prom Comm. 3. Janette Lee Beck !lJan!! Majorette l,2,3,4g FHA 1,2g Prom Comm. 3, Float Comm. 3,4. Charles Allan Broch Chuck JV Baseball lg Class VP 2, CSF Pres. 4, CSF VP 3g CSF 1, 2,3,4g Student Council 4, Float Comm. 2,3,4. Kenneth Lee Banks Geronimo Band 1,2g Drama Club 3,45 Prom Comm. 3, Pep Club 3,4g VP 4g Glee 4g Float Comm. 4. Karen Arlene Bazzle FBLA Pres. 3g Pep Club 3g Student Council 3g Drill Team 3,4g Drama Club 3, 4g Glee 4. Marejean Brown Neener Drill Team 1,25 Class Off. 1,25 El Ano Princess 15 Homecoming Princess 2,35 V Cheer 35 V. Song 45 FHA 35 Off. 45 P. P. 3,45 Homecoming Queen Cand. 4. Barbara Marie Cambron Barb JV Cheer 25 V. Cheer 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 CSF 15 FHA 1,2,3,45 ASB Asst. Treas. 35 Treas. 45 Class Off. 1,2,35 GAA 15 P,P, 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Glee 2,3,45 Float Comm. 2,3545 Trolley 35 El Ano Princess 35 Sr. Play Comm. 45 Student Coun- cil 354. Mark Eugene Brock CSF l,3,45 ASB Exec. 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Float Comm. 2,45 Drama Club 3,45 Newspaper 3 45 Co-Editor 4. Ronald D. Brogden Ronnie Rotten Track 15 FFA 1. Gregory Gene Campbell Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Float Comm. 35 Letter- men's Club 2,3545 Off. 45 Class Off. 4. Randall Joseph Chalupnik Cowboy FFA 1,2,3,45 VP 35 Pres. 35 Basketball 15 Foot- ball 1, 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Float Comm. 3 45 Class VP 35 Student Council 45 Homecoming King 45BaI1d 1,2,3. Vincent Gene Chinell V. Football 4g V. Tennis 2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. Sally Jane Ciuzak HI-Iittle YQ!!! Daisy Chain lg Newspaper Staff 35 Prom Comm. 3g Annual Staff 3,4g Sr. Play Comm 4g Honor Roll 4g FHA lg Transferred from Hoover High 2. Lynn Anne Cole YYLynnie!! Float Comm. 3,4g P. P. 3,4g Prom Comm. 35 Glee 2 , 3, 4. Christine Rene Conley Chris Prom. Comm. 3g ASB 3. Karen Sue Clapper HC1apYY CSF l,2,3,4g Off. 3,4g GAA l,2,3,4g Off. 3,4g FFA l,2g Pep Club 3g Float Comm. 2,3,4g Prom Comm, 35 Sr, Play Comm, 4g Sr. Gift Comm. Chr. 4g Band 1. Margaret A. Clark Maggie, Fag FHA l,2,3g Glee 33 GAA lg Prom Comm. 3g Freshman Initiation 2. Nellie I.rene Doelman Nellie Bellie GAA ig CSF 1,3,4g FHA 4. Prom comm. 34 sr. Class Sec. 4g Float Comm. 2g Annual 4g Sr. Ex- cursion Comm. 44 Drill Team 4g Homecoming Queen 4g Sr. Play Comm. 4. Dale Herold Eberwein JV Football 2g JV Basketball 2g V. Tennis 2g V. Track 2g V. Football 3,4g V. Basketball 3,4g V. Baseball 3,4g Glee 3,49 Trolley 3g Class Pre. 3g Transferred from Mt. Miguel High School George Dawson Corley Leslie Anne Craig IYFQZH GAA lg FHA l,2,3g Float Comm. 2,3,4 Prom Comm. 3g P. P. 3,45 Class Off. 2g Freshman Im tiatlon 25 Sr. Play Comm. 4. Wrestling 4. Robert Elliot Finley Bobson Randy Wayne Fite Bobbie Jo Flammang HB. J. H Band 1,25 Band Majorette 1,25 Band Sec. 25 Float Comm. 35 FHA 35 Talent Show 1,2,3,4. Gail E . Frampton Debra Ann Freeman VlDebll CSF l,2,3,45 FHA 3,45 Pres. 45 Drama Club Pres. 45 ASB Sec. 35 ASB Activity Coordinator 45 Student Council 3,45 El Ano Cand. 25 P. P. 3,45 Float Comm. 1,2,3,45 Prom Chr. 35 Homecoming Chr. 45 Sr. Play Cr. 45 Excursion Comm. 45 Voting Delegate to FHA Convention, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,45 Transferred from Elsinore Union High 2. Yolanda Garcia V !YO1iH FBLA 35 Sec. 43 Parlimentarian 45 CSF 3,45 Drill Team 3. Marla Rae France FaI1ta FHA 45 Pep Club 2,35 Float Comm. 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 P.P. 3,45 GAA l,3,4g Off. 4. Deborah Arlene Franch !lDeb ll Class Tres. 1,45 Class Sec. 35 Drill Team 15 Pep Club 25 JV Cheer 25 Trolley 3,45 VP 45 Glee 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 FHA 2,3,45 VP 45 CSF l,2,3,4g Sr. Play Comm. 45 Sr. Excursion Comm. Chr, 4 Float Comm. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 P. P. 3, 45 Prom Comm. 35 Homecoming Chr. 45 Delegate to FHA Convention. 'E Terry Lynn Gregg Glenn Steve Guernsey V. Tennis 2,35 JV Track 3g Lettermen's Club 3,4. Hank J. Gorham Hankathon, Hanker FFA 1,2,3,4g Float Comm. 1,2g Track 1,2g Foot ball 2. Tom Frederick Green Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 3. Bryan Reed Harris Pomegranate Man JV Baseball lg V. Tennis 2, 3,43 JV Football 2g V. Wrestling 4g Band 1,2,3. Robert Earl Hatcher Matthew Joseph Hayes uB1adeu Football 3,4g Basketball 3,4g Track 3,4g Baseball 35 Prom Comm. 3g Float Comm. 3,4g Lettermen's Club 3. 4. Jenna Lee Helton HJSHH Glee 43 Drill Team 2g Trolley 2g FHA 4g P. P. 3,49 Prom Comm 3. WH' Thomas Lloyd Froiland Allan Lee Gideon , 2, Renee Lucille Henson Nee Nee Drill Team 2g Pep Club 2,45 Glee 3,43 P. P. 3,4g FHA 45 Float Comm. 1,3,4g Homecoming Prin- cess 45 V. Cheer 4g Prom Comm. 3g Gymnastics 4g Sr. Play Comm. 4. Earl James Holsapple Squirrel FFA 1,2,3,4g J. V. Football 2g V. Football 3,4g Lettermen's Club 3,45 J. V. Basketball 3g V. Basketball 4g J. V. Baseball 1,2g Track l,2. Em 5' .K Helene Dianne Hudnall Toots ASB Executive Board 35 Program Chr. 35 Student Council 2,35 Drill Team 2,3,45 Capt. 25 Mascot 3, 45 FHA 1,45 Pep Club 15 Glee 3,45 P. P. 3,45 Annual Staff 35 Newspaper Staff 35 Drama Club 3, 4. Kenneth Charles Jones Alan Brooks Hoshor VlA1YY CSF 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Transferred from Homestead High School5 Cross Countryg Tennis 15 Russia Club. Betty Jo Howes Drill Team 15 Daisy Chain 15 FHA 15 FFA 15 Glee 35 Prom Comm. 3. Nancy Jean Johnston FHA 25 P. P. 3,45 Float Comm. 3,45 GAA 35 Off. 45 Prom Comm. 35 Pep Club 35 Annual Staff 45 V. Song 45 Sr. Play Comm. 45 Sr. Gift Comm. 4. Trudie Louise Kathriner Head JV Cheer 25 V. Cheer 45 Pep Club 253,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Sec. 45 Band l,2,3,45 Sec. 25 VP 35 Float Comm. 2,3545 Chr. 25 Prom Co-Chr. 35 Sr. Play Comm. 45 FHA 45 CSF l,2,3,45 P. P. 3, 4. Conrad Xavier Kreizinger Christopher Charles Krisik ..,.,ro...mME , X,.,J .47 Andrea Jean Marshall VVAndyll Pep Club 3,45 GAA 3,4g FBLA 3,4g Pres. 4g Glee 4g Student Council 45 Sr. Gift Comm. 45 Float Comm, 49 Prom Comm. 3. Michael Patrick McDonnell JV Baseball lg JV Football 29 V. Football 45 Lettermen's Club 4. fy P aww 1 f 'vrzvflv bmw: , W .9 ..,,,., , eg ,,, 7 - V, ' ,, .ff ,,,-. -we ,- - llt ., ,K Z H , 'au 1 'cf' V.. ,. 53 'Wi - : :b is I igl ,, . -'l , 33 on ,M ' sw? as W f ag 1 .aw Q2 T f sf i W -f. . 45 fig A .,. ,V f ' ' j', 4 L9 ' ng? Lyul ' M .f ' --w. W'1M- .,- : . ...V H, ig. I , .... ff 5 if Paul Thomas Logan V. Football 45 V. Baseball 3,4g V. Track 3,4g JV Baseball 2g Lettermen's Clubg P. P, Cheerg Float Comm. 2,3,4g Prom Comm. 3. Linda Carolyn Ludlow Miss Boo FBLA 3,49 Transferred from Kearny High 2. Katherine Eileen Mullins Mullins, Purple Lady Daisy Chain lg FHA 1,2,3,4g State Voting Delegate 2g Drill Team 2, P. P. 3,4g Sr. Excursion Comm. 45 Glee 3,4g Pep Club 2, Annual Staff 4. Edward Joseph Nelson YVEdYY Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1, 2,3,4g Track l,2,4g Class Off. 1,4g Student Council 4g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g Pres. 4, Float Comm. 1,2,3,4, Sr. Gift Comm. 4, Prom Comm. 3. Ralph Douglas Mclntosh Ralphie Baseball 1,2,3g Basketball l,3,4g Float Comm. 1, 2. Cecelia Jo Michaels Cecil Majorette lg Prom Comm. 3g P. P, 3,43 Annual Staff 4g FHA 2,4g Glee 45 Sr. Play Comm. 45 Drill Team 23 Float Comm. 2,3g Class Off. 3. Susan Ann Nelson YVSueVY Drill Team lg E1 Ano Cand. lg FFA 1, FHA 3,45 Prom Comm. 33 El Ano Queen 3, P. P. 3,45 Capt. 3g Float Comm. 3,4g Sr. Play Comm. 4, Home- coming Comm. 4g Homecoming Princess 45 Head V. Song 4, Annual Staff 45 Lettermen's Club 43 Pep Club 4. Lisa A. Neuhausen Leesue Drill Team lg Float Comm. 1,2,3g FFA 2, Class Pres. 25 Gymnastics 2,3g Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Student Council 2g Prom Comm. 3, P, P. 3g 3 year student. wQ.,.X,.:m.Q.,,A.u,..,.u.,..,.,,A,......... W , ,M ,,,, , H ,N Q I ..,,,....-- ww. EAS' AW49 W WV' if fl? Q Jmawmsfls M M wgmwwaxaM1b,wmf1ff- fwwwmiwwfwmli xg -, , wmemwvxwuw J' N mv W ,f , H rf A WWW , M: V Y A mc fvmw- g, Y M ,ww ry 3 up M C' sf 'W 'NWN-W' 'W' :N WF 1 W 'Y A N , TM ,, www.. 1 ..u. ,H 1 ,,. ,J-.r +,n',- W A. U H M y., ,MWQ-'L V . Lid! L, ' QL-if , inf--f W t fqiu 213, . jf. 0 I .Wm -WW am, Q 'W 'fv .?'W,, 42 9 V WM .wv!JWiLWI5.wvg 31 ,W Y, Qu I ' V ,L WM: , V1 ,L 4. ,, ' WM 'V' A h VJ 'WW 3 wwf' M W 1 AR' '15 Nm' , A we if-f...,,f, 4, :fx ,Q ku, V V v . , .-X1 Nu 'm.-5?EWXw-:W A ' 1 y 'J . 0 .- Nora Elva Nieto FBLA 3,4Q Historian 3. Teresa Mar ie Pell ........... Gail Ann Marie Ramlochan Hand Lotion Drama Club Tres. 4g FHA 49 Student Council 4. Stanley W. Ransom Stan Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g V. Football 3,49 JV Basketball 19 V. Baseball 2,3,49 Class Pres. 1, 3g ASB Pres. 3,49 CSF 39 Band 1,2,3,4g Drama Club 49 Float Comm. l,2,3,49 Prom Comm. 3g P. P. Cheer 3,49 Sr. Play Comm. 49 ASB Con- stitution Revision Comm. 3. Marjorie Ann Pepper Margie CSF l,2,3,49 Sec. 35 Pep Club 3,49 Glee 49 Prom Comm. 35 Float Comm. 49 Sr. Play Comm. 4. Randolph Eugene Pike ASB Tres. 39 P. P. Cheer 3,49 Float Comm. 2,3, 49 Prom Comm. 3. Susan May Richardson Soosan ' GAA 1,25 VP 25 Glee 2,35 Honor Roll 3,45 News- paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 3,4. James Gerard Robert Jamie Basketball 15 JV Baseball 1,2,3g Track 2,35 Pep Club 25 Float Comm. 1,2,3. Charlotte Susan Reiss CSF 1,2,3,45 FHA 2,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 VP 25 Drill Team 1,25 P. P. 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Float Comm. 3,45 Gymnastics 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Sec. 4. Thomas Allison Ray Jr. lYT0mll Chess Club 45 Wrestling 45 Transferred from Millersburg Military Institute, Millersburg, Ky. Clydine Leanne Robinson Clyde Glee 2,3, 45 Daisy Chain l,2,35 Float Comm. 2. Valarie Dawn Sarver Glee 45 Transferred from Orange Glenng GAA 15 Glee 1,25 Drama Club 1. Mike Edward Severtson llHOgYl Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g FFA 1,25 Float Comm. l,2,3,4. David Anthony Shelburn Transferred from Kearny High School. Rudolph Alois Stockalper Rudi, Butch Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track l,2, 3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g FFA l,2,3,4g Off. 3,4g Lettermen's Club 3,45 Off. 4g Student Council 4g Prom Comm. 3g P. P. Cheer 3,45 Sr. Play Comm. 4g Float Comm. l,2,3,4g Sr. Excursion Comm. 4g Sr. Gift Comm. 45 ASB Sec. 4. Randy Terry Thurgood Ralph, Turdgood Drill Team 3,4g Daisy Chain 2g Transferred from Grossmont Highg GAAg Pep Clubg Newspaper Staff. John C . Silva Juan Journalism 3,4g Music 3. Linda Lee Smith wma Janelle Kay Turner Jannie, Jan GAA 3,4g FHA 3g P. P. 3,4g Gymnastics 45 Trans- ferred from Chula Vista High. Ramon Varela Annual Staff 3,4g Soccer 4. Tyler Scott Steagall Mark P. Tiersma FFA 1,2,3,4g Officer VP 4. Larry L. Walker Walk-On-It Float Comm 1,2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g Tres. 4g Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Drama Club 45 Class Pres Stephen Earle Walters Michael Alan Wetter Fat Albert JV Football Leilani M. White Transferred from Granite Hills Highg Tennis 4. CNW Juanita R. Williams Nita Transferred from Mt. Miguel Highg Modern Dance Club lg Gymnastics l,2g Glee 3. Richard Dean Woodward Woo Woo Basketball lg FFA 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 3. Ronnda Gayle White Ronnie Drill Team 1,2,3g Glee 3,4g Pep Club 3g FHA 4 GAA 35 Daisy Chain lg Honor Roll 3,45 Float Comm. 1 , 3, 4. Virginia E. White YVGinnyYY Pep Club 3,4. Michael Joe Callahan Mick Basketball 1,23 JV Baseball 1,25 V. Baseball 3g Track 1,2,3g Glee 43 Pep Club 2g Float Comm. 1,2, Richard A. Aspin Estella G. Yanez Mona Marie Zick HMO!! Float Comm. 1,23 Drill Team 15 GAA 1,2,3g Daisy Chain 13 Gymnastics 2,35 Freshman Initiation 25 Sweet heart Cand. 23 Class Off. 35 Newspaper Staff 2,3g An- nual Staff 25 3 year student. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater. Heed our parting call. Shine thy light on all our honor, never let us fall. Ever faithful true and loyal, loving the Grand Old R looking back to fond old memories, sad, but PROUD We are! Dream Within a Dream It all began in the fall of 1967 when the little Freshmen entered Ramona High School. Being naive, we didn't know too much about our strange surroundings, but we were quick to learn when initiated by the adorable upper-classmen. As Sophomores, we found the new high school very dif- ferent and exciting. Our eager, youthful minds were alert and ready to meet the new challenges. Our Junior year brought a lot of excitement as we WOI'ked hard on the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme was The Lost City of Atlantis, and everyone enjoyed themselves im- mensely. A rough game of Powder Puff was played and the Juniors lost a very close game. Our big year came all too soon. Because of our creative ingenuity we can now boast of winning the float for four years in a row. The Seniors won the Powder Puff in a vic- torious game against the Juniors with a score of 38-6. As the Class of 1971, we look back on our four years at RHS with fond memoriesg we gaze into the future wondering what it holds for each individual, and hope for peace for all mankind. Senior Best Most Intelligent Wittiest Margie Pepper, Chuck Broch Barbara Cambron, Hank Gorham Best Personality Most Likely To Succeed Janelle Turner, Randy Chalupnik Debbie Freeman, Stan Ransom Best Looking Best Smile Marejean Brown, Greg Campbell Nellie Doelman, Rudi Stockalper Senior Best Most Talented Nancy Johnston, Mark Brock NW Y f ffZ M aff Agfwii? f ff 5 is ll-tr W Y' W' 2,4 V , ,ff',, , Q V y ,Vt Vf V' f 'W V - , Lezfai' ':' V . -V VV ' -V 1- V , ' V A ,V - : VV V 'fVV 'V fi Vf ,V V f Q ' Vg. 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I, Lynn Cole, will the little coordination I have to Lori Olinger, and all my old off-campus passes and left-over Zig-zags to Kit Neuhausen. I, Barbara Cambron, will my eyebrow pencil to Gayla Meader so she can scribble on her eyebrows Qwhen she grows upj because she doesn't have any either, I, Cecelia Michaels, will my ability to stay out of trouble and my natural high to Brad and Brooks hoping they will put them to good use. I, Karen Clapper, will my seat in Marla's mustang to any and all future T. P. Phantoms and my T. P. Phantoms handbook to Mary Guglielmetti. I, Margie Pepper, will my book of Fairy Tales in Spanish to Helen Bradford because it will blow her mind reading it, I, Susan Richardson, will to Sue Cupp my congenial way with people. I, Chris Krisik, will my statue of blind justice to Mr, Bill. I, Debbie Franch, will the effect of my coffee to Bruce DeLong. I, Jim Hargrove, will to Mr. Skahan two large tape worms and a dictionary of foul words used on the football field and would also like to say to him IGSS! I, Larry Walker, will my Senior shoes to Galen Darrough, I, Mark Brock, will all my terrible puns to Tom and Steve Skahan and the one and only Dr. David Ross. I, Sally Ciuzak, will all my excuses for getting out of class to Frank Lunning, cause he's just a freshman and he hasn't had enough time to make up his own collection. I, Leslie Craig, will my Marlboro number collection to Annette Cockeral so she'll have a free carton and wouldn't need to borrow so much. I, Kathy Mullins, will all the cafeteria cookies and milk to Bruce DeLong and Tom Laws so they may always have plenty for their lunch. I, Cindy Baker, will Can I help you from Mexico, She's only 12 from San Antonio and Hi, I got cha, you're it also from San Antonio to Kit Neuhausen, I, Marla France, will all the left-over t. p. to Fred, May it wind itself around your basket. I, Randy Chalupnik, will Mr, Baniaga my banana tree and my monkey bars. I, Charlotte Reiss, will a bag of candy suckers to Bill Kelly in hopes he never has to eat them, I, Ginny White, will to all unsuspecting future Seniors my ug Civics class. And to my good friends Debby, Kathy, and Debby R, my dearly beloved favorite teacher Mr. Richardson, And to all present Juniors, my Senior privileges, And to Mr, Skahan my best wishes to next years freshmen and all of the C's and D's you've given me in the past, And to all the future students of the Ramona High School the two brothers, Steve and Tom, I, Lisa Neuhausen, will to Kit and Diane Neuhausen to keep up the family tradition Qya know what I meanj. I, Renee' Henson, will my braids to Galen Darrough who will need them for next years' games. I, Trudie Kathriner, will my full tank of gas to Kit Neuhausen. fl .,,,,... , A ,'f Q' , A, Q Qi 4 1 I. 9 W 1 v' jf' PM iw ,N I f 'I V f 4, 2 ,1,1,A. 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SOPHDNIORES ophomore Class fficers 2nd Semester Left to Right Treasurer-Julie Renfro President-Candy McWhorter Vice President-Herman Cetina Secretary-Debbie Donahue 1 st Semester Right to Left President-Joe Lacy Vice President-Hernan Cetina Secretary-Susie Steagall Treasurer-Vince Guglielmetti Sponsored by BISHER TRUCK LINE if eg 5 x Z A ,wr , 1 ' hw fW,:f,' 01' JESUS STEVEN ABARCA ADAMS MIGUEL DONALD ABARCA ANDERSON ANDERSON 2 .,.,.. M I A A ,, . I V - ' ' ' ' M .ff,55-:M - W ' ' WA? CINDY BANE BOB BEST GARY PHYLLIS ANDERSON ANDERSON JERRY VERN BLANCHARD B B SANDRA BRADFORD RIAN KIM LOMBERG BRETT STEVE BROCH JODY DIANA HERNAN SCOTT BROMFIELD BROWN CETINA CLAPPER DANA CYNTHIA BOB BROOKS CANFIELD CHRISTIANS Em. .. ,,.. ,.,,5gL KM, E , V,w,4,,i3f,b M-,.,.,,,,,,,,. , I A LAURA ANNETTE f TERRI COATE COCKERELL CONLEY COVEY DAVID JO MARK CLINKSCALES COLE COOPER - DEBBIE STEVEN NICK DEBBIE SUSAN CROWE DAPRON DONAHUE EDWARDS CAROL PETE KATHIE CURTIS DOELMAN DUNN E ...H N,W,, ..,. 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H on you Tom, shrieks Vicki. rw FRESHMEN Freshmen Class fficers 2nd Semester Left to Right Janet Snider-President Carla Mclntost-Vice President Roi Lynne Franch-Secretary Karen Dalton-Treasurer David Cetina-Representative st Semester Right to Left Dan Stockalper-President Jim Perdew-Vice President Sheryl Freeman-Secretary Patti Butler-Treasurer Sponsored by FERN'S GIFT SHOP M H E I , AA , A . I F ROBIN ALLEN .I ,I Av Gff f, I 7?2 Q I 3 IIII PAM W IAIL 2 My ! I A I 'Iv PAULA VICKI BAKER BLACK BRANDT SANDY STE VE BECK BLOMBERG PATTY ASPIN ,pi V.-fm 4 ,ggi .75 2 LINDA BROMFIE LD Iggzgm E I 4 W Y A I.. X f mf if 3 z I W X 1 f , f I X , f f I W 5 W if 1,5 M923 23 5 44 ,li. ,fy Q if if f , I f 5 4, I A 1 ' X gf? , 4 f 44 f ' fz, I 1 .- v.'- V f-, f' GARY RICHARD CANNE LL C ASS CONKLIN RANDY DAVID CARMICHAEL CETINA STEVE PATTI BUTLER I I I , A 5 will ,, - VIRGINIA CONLEY W5 if ..,.., .. 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Frank and his many hands '? J ,J si is E Putty's ready for her Homecoming date, Look at Me! Smile Nickie! The Odd Couple .... This Page Sponsored By RAMONA FLORIST ? ORGANIZATIONS Band n Parad Front row: Deborah Covey, Gail Frampton, Leon Klepein. Second row: Allan Anderson, Jim Perdew, Tom Walters. Third row: Jim S. King, Ken Hart, Joe Denham. Fourth row: Tom Green, Mickey Neil- son, Dana Hopewell. Fifth row: Fred Conklin, Tom Hart, Tim Warner. Sixth row: Stan Ransom, Allan Anderson, Ken Jones. Majorette, Jan Beck. Performances were given by the Ramona High School Band at all home games. With Mr. Cleve land as their musical director, they participated in such events as the Ramona Centennial Parade and Winter Concert. The band marching in the Homecoming Parade. A Step in Time First row: Glynnis Loughran, Larrie Gregg, Cindy Canfield, Pat Poel, Phyllis Anderson, Terry Conley, Diane Watt. Second row Paulette Whitcomb, Billie Broch, Julie Renfro, Carol Arnold, Gayla Meador, Helene Hudnall, Terri Ballantyne, Terry Gregg. Third row: Diane King, Terry Pell, Nellie Doelman, Annette Cockerell, Barbara Harris, Karen Bazzle, Kathy Hoshor, Lori Watters. The Ramona High School Drill Team performed at every home game and in many other events. Un- der the leadership of Miss Storjohann, they have done a splendid job in their marching this year. Ramona High School Drill Team at Attention. urTeamI The J.V. cheerleaders provided a lot of spirit for our team and we know that we can count on them for a lot of good cheering. Left to right: ' Susie Steagall, Candy McWhorter, and Kathie Dunn. The J.V. girls in action at one of our home games. This Page Sponsored By THE BEAUTY BOX Red Hot. . . V Nancy, Gale, Kathy, Babette, and Kit showing us what spirit is like! The Varsity cheer line-up The Varsity cheerleaders are from left to right: Trudie Katheriner, Barbara Cambron, Kit Neuhausen, Rene Henson, Gale Darrough and way up there on top is Babette Lawrence, Head Cheerleader. This Page Sponsored By GENA'S DRESS SHOP We Got oul The girls who provide the Bulldogs with a song for victory are from left to right: Kathy Dalton, Marejean Brown, Nancy Johnston, and in front of the whole thing is Head Songleader, Sue Nelson This Page Sponsored By RAMONA CLEANERS rue Spirit Charlotte Reiss 2nd row Patty Severtson Adele Hojnowski, Andrea Marshall Rhonnda Puryear 3rd row Margie Pepper, Ginny White N ncy Maxwell Sheryl Portwood Debbie Herrington. Officers are: Cindy Baker, President Ken Banks, Vice President Paula Gideon, Treasurer Charlotte Reiss, Secretary Lettermen's Club Front row, left to rightg G. Corley, G. Camp- bell, R. Stockalper, L. Walker, E. Nelson, S. Ransom. Second row, F. Conklin, G. Darrough, M. Severtson, T. Steagall, M. Zentz, B. De- Long, B. Kelly, V. Guglielmetti. Third rowg M. Hayes, T. Miller, K. Jones, V. Chinell, R. Chalpunik, D. Eberwein, R. Turner, E. Holsapple, S. Guernsey. The Club With All The Moves Chess Club Officers, left to right, Marie Pinker- ton, Andy Krisik, Jody Bromfield, David Ross. The Chess Club is a newly formed organization guided by Mr. Skahan. They spend their lunch hours revelling in the methodical game of chess. It is the sincere wish of all chess lovers that this new club will endure a long while. This Page Sponsored By CITY BARBERSHOPH Officers, left to rightg G. Corley, G. Campbell, R. Stockalper, L. Walker, E. Nelson. Front row, left to right, David Ross, Jody Bromfield, Marie Pinkerton, Andy Krisik, Ann Ransom. Second row, Keith Klepein, Terry Lutnik, Kim Hudson, Kevin Skahan, Kim Brett, Robert Mandala, Steve Blomberg Mike Bowen, Tom Ray, Mike McCafferty. The Team With The Most l Front row, left to right, Patty Severtson, Laura Coate, Brenda Lawrence, Debbie Hawkins, Lori Hughes, Cindy Baker, Linda Bromfield, Virginia Yanez, Debbie Walker, Ardell Curtis, Mary Guglielmetti, Second row, Lizz Dunn, Carol Curtis, Kathy Johnston, Charlotte Reiss, Paula Gideon, Sheryl Portwood, Karen Clapper, Trudie Katheriner, Marla France, Gloria Yarbrough, Nancy Hazelwood, Sue Cupp. Third row, Miss Storjohann, ad- visor, Karen Dalton, Nancy Johnston, Andrea Marshall, Sue Corty, Connie Lehman, Bonnie Kildare, Debbie Herrington, Denise Woods, Dianne King, Carrie Modglin, Carla Mclntosh, Gina Kendall, Louise Ray, Paula Kriezinger. Not pictured, Janelle Turner, Mona Zick, Lisa Zick, Adele Hojrowski. ., The Girls' Athletic Association is a club designed for all girls who are in- terested in sports, and who are also interested in working as a team. With Miss Sotrjohann as their advisor, they played in Play-Days all over the county. They are doing a fine job for Ramona and we are very proud, cause You're the team with the most! Front row, left to rightg Marla France, Vice President, Trudie Katheriner, Sec- retary. Back rowg Laura Coate, Treas- urer, Nancy Johnston, Publicity Chr. , Karen Clapper, President, Paula Gisdeon, Program Chr. This Page Sponsored By REXALL PHARMACY Music Wakes the Soul Front Row: Mrs. Allen Gayla Meador, Leslie Steagall, Debbie Gooch, JanBeck, Helene Hudnall, Ann Ransom, Gale Darrough, Ronnda White, Karen Bazzle. 2nd Row: Coleen Williams, Valrie Sarver, Georgianne Shableski, Cindy Baker, Barbara Cambron, Renee Henson, Shelly Haddy, Debbie Franch, Marejean Brown, Kathy Dalton. 3rd Row: Diana Brown, Shirley Gooch, Andrea Marshall, Cecelia Michaels, Gail Griggs, Susan Edwards, Margie Pepper, Gail Frampton, Sandra Bradford. 4th Row: Debra Troupe, Linda Baker, Paulette Whitcomb, Dana Brooks, Lynn Cole, Dianne Neuhausen, Jenna Helton, Linda Smith, Kathy Mullins, Diane Watt. 5th Row: Ken Banks, Jim S. King, Kit Neuhausen. Not pictured: Mike Callahan, Ardell Curtis, Dale Eberwein, Billy Graham, Nancy Hazelwood, Ken Jones, Debbie Randall, Clydine Robinson, Hannes Robinson, John Schneider, Margo Waren, Steve Ludlow, Cindy Foland, J ovoni Ricketts. Peppermint Trolley Front Row: Janet Snider, Roilynn Franch. Back Row: Mrs. Allen, Adele Hojnowski, Chuck Mandala, Debbie Franch, Cindy Baker, Ken Jones, Kathy Dalton, Joe Denham, Gayla Meador, Jim S. King, Gail Frampton, Ann Ramson. The Medium Is The Message or acting is my bag an an J' W Acting officersg Gail Ramlochan, Treasurer Gail Frampton, Secretary Debbie Freeman, President Mike Scarberry, Sergeant at Arms lst row, left to right, David Ross, Gale Darrough, Jody Bromfield, Gail Frampton, Mark Brock, Ken Banks, Mrs. Pam Allen. 2nd row, Helene Hudnall, Gail Ramlochan, Debbie Franch, 3rd row, Kathy Dalton, Karen Bazzle, Debbie Freeman, and Mike f S S Scarberry XSQ Q 5 .4 3 4'-5 ,Q 15 Q- V 4-5 The Drama Club this year, under the direction of Mrs. Pam Allen, has done an excellent job. Although most of the time they were just acting. They opened the season with Rest Assured and we can rest assure that the Ramona High Drama Club can never N be topped twho could top-an act like that. . . ?j Once again they have proven that. 5 . The Medium Is The Message. N ia 6,- z This Page Sponsored By BOB TAILLAC CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE INC. , , l lm Student Government A.S.B. First Semester Executive Board lst row, left to right: Stan Ransom, Presidentg Galen Darrough, Vice Presidentg Gale Darroug Secretary. 2nd row: Mark Brock, Member at Largeg Debbie Freeman, Activity Coordinatorg Barbara Cambron, Treasurerg Tom Froiland, Student Representative to School Board. h, A. S.B. Second Semester Executive Board lst row, left to right: Rudi Stockalper, Secretary, Mark Brock, Presidentg Barbara Cambron, Treasurer. 2nd row: Ron Channon, Member at Largeg Tom Froiland, Student Representative to the School Board. It is through our student govern- ment that We are able to keep alive the dream of a well-organized school. xw 'f-fp..- 3 X, x: V f 2 Fay' -if They add to the dream and bring a- bout many changes long needed. If it weren't for these interested stu- dents We would not have any voice, and that could mean no freedom for the students. Student Council members are from left to right: George Corley, Lettermen's Clubg Ed Nelson Lettermen's Clubg Randy Chalupnik, F.F.A.g Stan Ransom, Exec. Brd. g Chuck Mandala, Peppermint Trolleyg Gail Ramlochan, Drama Clubg Chuck Broch, C. S., F. 2nd row: Danny Stockalperg Freshman Class, Rudi Stockalper Senior Classg Tom Froiland, Exec. Brd.: Mary Allen, Annual Staff. 3rd row: Gale Darrough, Exec. Brd., Barbara Cambron, Exec. Brd.g Debbie Franch, F.H.A.g Gail Frampton, Band, Don Florang, Sophomore Classy Andrea Marshall, F.B. L.A. 4th row: Cindy Baker, Pep Club, Karen Clapper, G.A.A.g Debbie Freeman, Exec. Brd. This Page Sponsored By RANSOM BROS. LUMBER gl SUPPLY CO. , INC. 1 Service, Education, Progress I 32? 1 Front row, left to rightg Miss Krogrnan, advisor, Nancy Maxwell, Helen Bradford, Patty Severtson, Deb Gooch, Second row, Nora Nieto, Yolanda Garcia, Sheryl Portwood,LL loy. Third rowg Virginia Yanez, Andrea Marshall, Cindy Baker. Officers, left to rightg Nancy Maxwell, Reporter, Deb Gooch, Treasurer, Andrea Marshall, President, Cindy Baker, Vice President, ,Linda Ludlcml, Par- liamentarian, Yolanda Garcia, Historian. 1-L ii EDUCATION P306-nfs Q . U... ..... .4 - ....., .. .... .. ..... U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA Q The Future Business Leaders of America are a very dedicated group of girls under the leadership of Miss Krogman. During the home football games they sold hot chocolate and programs, and made programs for many other events around Ramona High School. They are now planning on entering spelling, typing and bookkeeping contests in February, and we know they will represent Ramona in fine style. The students of Ramona thank you and hope your dreams come true. This Page Sponsored By THE BANK OF AMERICA Hearth and Home Girls First row: Debbie Hawkins, Brenda Lawrence, Debbie Gooch, Glynnis Loughran, Pat Poel, Phyllis Anderson, Candy McWhorter, Barbara Harris, Kathy Hoshor. 2nd row: Sue Severtson, Gale Framp- ton, Rhonnda White, Heidi Kreizinger, mamg Babette Lawrence, Barb Cambron, Renee Hensen, Pattie Severtson, Kathie Dunn, Susie Steagall, Terri Ballentyne, Barbie Henze, Cindy Canfield, Terry Pell, Terri Gregg. 3rd row: Larrie Gregg, Gayla Meador, Leslie Steagall, Georgi- anne Shableski, Lori Olinger, Gail Griggs, Dana Brooks, Diane Neuhausen, Helene Hudnall, Linda Smith, Lynn Cole, Kathy Dalton, Debbie Franch, Debbie Freeman, Marijean Brown, Sue Nelson, Nellie Doelman, Marla France, Gail Ramlochen, Sue Cupp, Trudie Kathriner, Charlotte Reiss. Back row: Sheryl Portwood, Sheryl Freeman, Patti Butler, Kathy Swift, Cyndie Salow, Laurie , Giddings, Liz Dunn, Karen Dalton, Roi Lynn Franch, Kathy Mullins, Jenna Helton, Cecelia Michaels, Danette Cockerell, Lorie Brown . YMAKERA fr cix 'NN' ici fi ' ia if K gg E T E1 Q - :E ' 17 S2 1 ,5- eqpo xc lwffulli-3' in NEWYN The Future Homemakers of America is established for girls who are interested in the study of home economics. The organization's goal is to achieve self-importance and to better home life. Their activities include putting on a Sadie Hawkins Dance, sending packages to servicemen, and Front row, Miss Barkelew-advisor Gale making the homecoming decorations. Darrough, Treas, Candy McWhorter, Secly. , Marejean Brown, historian, Susie Steagall, Parliamentarian. Back row: Debbie Freeman President, Debbie Franch, Vice Pres. Sponsored by RAMONA FABRICS For All Your Sewing Needs. Children of the Soil Front row, left to right: Robin Allen, Kim Brett, Scott Clapper, John VanTo1, Jake VanTol, Jim Loe. Second row: Ginger Conley, Derylyn Hester, Vada Gorham, Terry Lutnik, Vonnie Lohman, Lisa Crochetiere. Third row: Nancy Fite, Dianne King, Dawn Clinkscales, Joe Lacy, Danny Stockalper, Jose Abarca, Miguel Abarca. Fourth row: Earl Holsapple, Hank Gorham, Rudi Stockalper, Randy Chalupnik, Conrad Kreizinger, Raymond Kray, Mark Tiersma. Fifth row: Jim Froedge, Jim King, Bonnie Kildare, Perry Acosta, David Clinkscales, Gary Cannell. Sixth row: Mr. Gibbs, advisor, Pete Doelman, Debbie Herrington, Miguel Martinez, Frank Corley, Sue Corty, Richard Woodward., Not pic- tured: Nick Crouch, Terrie Evett, Randy Fite, Bruce Herrington, Bob Hill, Steve Keith, Manuel LaChappa, Raul Martinez, Miguel Martin, Mickey Nielson, Mike Rodelo, Bob Skelton, John Tiersma, Angel Yanez. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of high school students studying vocational agriculture. This year our local F. F.A. participated in many events, such as, F. F.A. Barbecue, Ditch Days, Public Speaking Contest, and Parents Son Banquet and Awards night. ,,g.,.g.,.....MMWwe Mr Gibbs Advisor Mark Tiersma Vice-President Tom Laws Reporter Randy Chalpunik President Mike Rodelo Secretary Rudi Stockalper This Page Sponsored By Treasurer WHITING'S FEED STORE John VaUT01 Sentinel Officers, left to right ,,,,m ,. a ..,- California Scholarship Federation 1 st Semester Back row, left to right: Mary Guglielmetti, Margie Pepper, Debbie Freeman, Debbie Franch, Trudie Kathriner, Karen Clapper, Charolette Reiss, Nellie Doelman. 2nd row: Advisor Mr. Sticka, Yolanda Garcia, Kathy Hoshor, Laura Coate, Mark Brock, Hernan Cetina, Mike Scarbery, Stan Ransom, Vince Guglielmetti, Christy McCaferty. Front row: David Walker, David Ross, Chuck Broch, Vern Blanchard, David Whitcomb. C.S.F. Officers President: Chuck Broch V. President: Stan Ransom Secretary: Mary Guglielmetti Treasurer: Karen Clapper 2nd Semester Back row, left to right: Debbie Franch, Debbie Freeman, Liz Dunn, Fred Conklin, Alan Hoshor, David Whitcornb, Ted Miller Gail Frampton, Charolette Reiss, Margie Pepper, Christy McCa.fferty, Sandra Brad- ford, Pat Poel, Advisor Mr. Sticka. 2nd row: Terry Harris, Trudie Kathriner, Chu Broch, Margie Pritchard, Karen Clapper, Mary Guglielmetti, Mike Scarbery, Keith Klepin. Front row: Pam Baker, Debbie Jacks, Sheryl Freeman, Danny Stockalper, David Ross, Nellie Doelman Keeping Track of the Dream Front row, left to right: Miss Krogman, advisor, Lisa Neuhasen, Dawn Clinkscales, Lori Olinger, Mark Brock, co-editor, Mona Zick, co-editor, Sandy Brooks, Judi Adams, and Melanie Sumpter. Back row: left to right: David Ross, John Silva, David Clinkscales, and Steve Palleson. The Staff at work. Left to right: Mona, Lisa, Melanie and Lori. The Dog Tales Staff is responsible for recording the happenings of Ramona High and We congratulate them on their great work. The job they do is to keep track of the dream and inform the students of its every move. Once again, the students of Ramona thank you for without you, where would we be '? This Page Sponsored By RAMONA SENTINEL ecorders of the Dream Front row: Sue Nelson, Sally Ciuzak, Mary Allen, Cecelia Michaels, Nellie Doelman, Sue Richardson. Second row: Miss Krognnan-advisor, Ramon Varela, Robert Parker, Steve Parker, Nancy Johnston, Gale Darrough, Margaret Clark, Kathy Mullins. Not pictured Ken Hart and Ron Brogden. Editor - Mary Allen Asst. Editor - Sue Richardson Senior Editors - Sally Ciuzak Cecelia Michaels Class Editor - Gale Darrough Organizations Editors - Nellie Doelman Kathy Mullins Photographers - Nancy Johnston Sue Richardson Art Editor - Nancy Johnston Lay-Out Editor - Ken Hart Student Life Editor - Sue Nelson Sports Editor - Ron Brogden Sue Richardson Sports Assts. - Robert Parker Steve Parker Ramon Varela Miss Krogman explaining a new idea to our Editor and Senior Editor. Organizations on the Move. . . Dr. Brown fMark Brockj confers with Mrs , Morlock fDebbie Franchj, Luigi QDavid Rossi meets Jessica fGail Framptony. Mrs. Morlocks' loyal assistants George Plew fDon Florangj and Miss Shers fGail Rarnlochany comfort their ailing employer. Mary fKathy Daltony and Joe fLarry Walkerj are engaged to be married , Drama Club Presents Luigi and Mr. Morlock battle it out, CC 99 George calms Mr, Morlock as Miss Ahers looks on . Always Moving The team with the most, plans a little battle stratgey before facing the foe, Our ever-faithful mascot, Mac, as fierce as any Bulldog comes . Three diligent members of the newspaper staff keep track of the dream. One thing about our mascots , they're always right. P 1 ACTIVITIES Freshmen Initiation X NS' X It all started early on the morning of October 16. The freshman boys were very easy to spot for the day as they all had to wear their pants on inside out, and the girls had to come with no make-up. Throughout the day a variety of initiation pranks were being pulled, but the best of all was during noon. The sophomores sure got their revenge from last year. First off was the pie eating contest, the BEAN pie eating contest. Ex- citing it was, especially for winner Nicki Crouch. And how thrilled he must have been to walk up and receive his prize. . .a can of beans I Next was the egg contest, in which the two teams had to pass an egg down the line using only their necks. As the time passed and a few eggs fell broken, team 4352 roared on to victory. Such events as shaving the garlic-filled balloons and eating watermelon topped with whipped cream ended the noon festivities. As the freshmen walked away from the amphitheatre, I'm sure they began to think of how they could get revenge next year. Donkey Football Game Faculty vs. Boosters 'Tuesday, November 10, of Homecoming week the Seniors sponsored the first Donkey Football game to be seen in Ramona, and probably the last. It started out with an exciting jousting tournament which was won by Mr. Mc Micken. And then the thrill-packed show moved on to Donkey on the Spot. The Winner of this game was Bob Kelly who played for the Boosters club Qpart of the time anyway! lj Finally came the terrific U1 football game. There was good participation, in- cluding one female teacher, the one and only Mrs. McDonald. The score ended with a Win for the faculty, 18-12. The Donkey Football game was a big success . . . financially. aw if i ' A In ide the Powder Puff Dream Sing along with Stan and the Juniors have always been known Paulette introducing the Super Armpits. for their lovely legs. Seniors. S Q g ,.,, in S' we-Q e-eQ - . f 1 Q iii-it ' e ff. . ' 1 'J' ' ' . X Lh: QQ' k - I ' l I 9 ': 'E 5 1 Q2 'ffm w S H ,slit f ' it s df, . sg '-fx 1- fi g , ' ' . , :IS - A X -A 1 Q , 'S QQ L - for asaee 'W .- X : ,N . . arernrfsa S r or y -A if A ', 4 K AW ' - rrvrel . fy Pork chops , pork chops, Dana can't understand why Mike greasy, greasy. . . comes to school so tacky! lp r .1 . g .S r g A L -Z -- ,. gg ?F+,,,,,..,w.,..,.,...,..,-- - 5-28. l qi- k J- 'p 5 -.: L 1 X k'q 'vg' Y .K .N g as If 11 as a t ,Ll ' -- 3- ' - -I - :?',sf:' s f'-'1 Y1-ffQfZg1..,.- - -4 'l r .... ,I -if::s' :.. '.Wf53?.?3::E..' ' r :-Ff+.ZE:2u. -. 2 as f f9Hv- A .5 '.--. . Up, up, and away for her first Ready for the Homecoming dance. flying lesson. omen's Lib 38-6 The night of November 12, 1970 began very quietly. It was a clear evening, untroubled by fog or even heavy winds. But this, sports fans, was no ordinary night. There would be a football game. Again, nothing ordinary. This time, not a run-of-the mill boys' football game. Not a run-of-the-mill girls' football game either. It was, of course, the an- nual powder-puff contest between the Junior and Senior girls. In this limited space, it would be almost impossible to describe all the memorable moments. Still, a few stand out. Among the most thrilling, was Land 'em Lawrences terrific touchdown. She intercepted a pass from her own team f?J, then ran for the touchdown. Unfortunately, she ran the wrong way. You guessed it, she was a star Junior. Another Junior, Musher Mona, made her team's only touchdown. As could be expected, the Seniors played some great football. Standouts here in- cluded Haulin' A Renee ffaster than a speeding bulletj, Minute Reiss fmore powerful than a locomotivej, Super Sue fable to leap tall build- ings at a single boundj, not to mention lay 'em out Lynn who made a touchdown on a punt return. But look, up in the sky, is it a bird? Is it a plane ? No, it was the Junior cheerleading staff along with their trusty hoses. Sadly, the Senior squad only had balloons. Water balloons, of course. As the game ended, the Juniors won their water fight, and a few spec- tators had their spirits Qnot to mention their headsj dampened. But in the final analysis, the Mighty Seniors came out the victors. The Float That Won The Fame V ,:.L. wg fs? i a : i , ,..., rf '2 'r - ff- f -a.,..- - NPSV' . ...... . .- '. .S ' agfwf term-wt . .sagew S' 1 -.K -'1:,s,5.... fx 'ffsffik . X -. Y .qs X 2 t R --:::'wwx.. t ,i g . K mf fi -nf ,. . 41 -f 'I ' - iii? M. M w5g'fYE'9'55 Q5f5fl5?i?ia'?3ii??5h: , M W .W -- r-, or --'- f2wiv?:f:..W..H. ,,,,. it fri lst prize Once more the class of '71 has Won the honor of the Hrst prize float. As did all the other classes, they Worked long and hard for Weeks be- fore Homecoming night, when the floats were to make their debut. The theme for Homecoming '70 was Bull- dog Country. The Seniors followed this theme by using a large Bull- dog head as their main idea. .XX 2nd prize Around this they placed the objects that signify Bull- dog Country --spirit, sports, academics, and Homecoming itself. There should be many congratulations given to the Seniors for their fine floats in the past four years. Each have Won the title of first prize. Just think, Mighty Seniors, four years in a row! 3rd prize 4th prize QW? YN xiyfgfi ZH 7 f it N 74? V Homecoming '70 was a very exciting night for everyone. The game played against Mountain Empire was great, ending with a victory for Ramona, 40-0. Halftime ac- tivities were started off by Bobbi Jo Flammang twrilling her fire baton, and doing a fantastic job at it. Next the band and drill team marched onto the field and showed everyone a fine performance, and the crowd sure let them know what a great job they did. As the field cleared, around came the Princesses and Princes and then the King and Queen candidates on their cars. Peggy Donahue, Homecoming Queen '69, was on the field to award the King and Queen of '70, Homecoming '70 was twice as exciting, because for the first time we had a King and his court. The tension really built up, as they announced the King and Queen, and then the applause started rolling in. Everyone seemed very happy, especially Randy and Nellie. Nellie's first royal words were l don't believe it. Randy has since proved how he loves being Our King. Em 'VT E ,f NWN .,,...sf 5 xt ff ik Princess Sue Prince Larry S e n i 0 r J u n i o r Princess Gale Prince Galen Princess Renee Prince George S e I1 i S O 0 1' p h 0 H1 O I' 9 Princess Debbie Prince Ted Princess Marejean Prince Tyler S e n i O F I. r e s h 1'l'l e n Prince s s Sheryl Prince Frank ry 42 u :J and their court adie Hawkin Catch 'em if you can. . . Sadie Hawkins is a time for fun---and fun it was! The night of January 16 will stand out in the minds of a lot of people for many years to come. This was the night the F. H. A. sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. For many girls it was the chance to catch their 'dream guy for at leasty night. There was a good turn out and everyone was in the spirit. It took some talking, but we got the band, Just Us , to play some rockin' out, square dance music.. Then it all began. There was about 15 couples standing in the middle of the floor doing the old P. E. special, Virginia Reel. The band could hardly believe it, but what do they expect? When you come this far out in the country you can't just bring out City music ---we have to hear a little of our own country style, hick music to be happy. The dance floor wasn't the only area of excitement, the hitchin' booth didn't do to badly in stirring up the emotions either. About 11:00 the dance started dying out and as the clock struck mid- night, the excitement ended. There are many memories in the Sadies of '70, including a night of laughs no one could ever forget. 1 97 1 El A50 Queen Debbie F ranch Melanie Sumpter Pam Jacks Q Debbie Covey Juni No Ka Ge or X Senior Prom The Class of 1 972 requests the honor of your presence at the Jr!Sr Prom! to be held at the Catamaran Hotel on Thursday, May 27, 1 97 1 , 8:00 in the evening. This year's Senior Ditch Day was one to be long remembered. We, The Super Seniors, left the Junior class in charge of our Wonderful school for this one and only day, and then prepared ourselves for a long two-hour trip to the fantastic Disneyland. Some of us made it there by around 10:30. Then there are those few that are never on time. It just happened to be a coincidence that their bus broke down on the Way. As we hit Disneyland, the kids Went in all directions and were unseen by most everyone until 7 p. m. when the buses pulled away. Not only did we bring back alot of memories, we also did a good job of loading the bus full of souvenirs, Mickey Mouse shirts, and a variety of goofy hats. It's A Trip NY' Mis aff Vi ATHLETICS Front row, left to right: George Corley, Bruce DeLong, Tyler Steagall, Paul Logan, Bill Kelly, Mike Severtson, Greg Campbell, Rudi Stockalper, Stan Ransom, Galen Darrough, Chris Krisik, Mike Edwards, Vince Guglielmetti, Matt Zentz. Back row: Coach Baniaga, Mike McDonnell, Earl Holsapple, Vince Chinell, Randy Chalupnik, Ken Jones, Ed Nelson, Dale Eberwein, Larry Walker, Matt Hayes, Steve Thorpe, Rod Turner, Ted Miller, Head Coach VanZant. Varsity Win - Loss 6 Ramona 3 3 Ramona l 9 Ramona 6 Ramona 2 0 Ramona 6 8 Ramona 34 Ramona 3 8 Ramona 40 Ramona 3 8 Ramona Head Coach VanZa.nt Record Marian La Jolla Country Day Perris Elsinore Army - Navy San Miguel Julian Borrego Springs Mt. Empire Army - Navy Asst. Coach Baniaga The Ramona Bulldogs football season ended with a. 7-3 overall record. Many weeks of hard practice paid off for the Bulldogs with players working out all summer long on their own time. The first game of our long awaited season against Marian ended in defeat as we outplayed our opponents, but lost 12-6. The following week Ramona bombed La Jolla Country Day 33-0. Then came the game in which we faced heavily favored Perris. Our team totally outplayed Perris throughout the game but lost by a slight marginof 24-19. Our next time out was. against Elsinore, a game lost by only one point, 7-6. The remainder of the season the Bulldogs easily rolled over their much weaker opponents beating Army- Navy 20-0, San Miguel 68-0, Julian 34-8, Borrego Springs 38-6, Mt. Empire 40-0. The end of the season was highlighted by the Bulldog victory in the CIF Championship game over Army-Navy by a score of 38-6. Congratulations Bulldogs! This Page Sponsored by RAMONA STAGE STOP LIQUOR The Best of the Bulldogs Mike Severtson Chris Krisik Ken Jones George Corley g,'M,y ' img Randy Chalupnik Stan Ransom Ed Nelson Dale Eberwein Earl Holsapple Matt Hayes SI, i Larry Walke r Rudi Stoc kalper sr X-f W' Greg C ampbell Paul Logan Tyler Steagall Vincent Chinell Mike Edwards ' Vince Guglielrnetti Rod Turner Galen Darrough Fred Conklin i Bruce DeLong Bill Kelly Matt Zentz Mike McDonnell Ted Miller Steve Thrope M Ramona scoring against Julian. Bulldogs gaining easy yardage in La Jolla Country Day game. 3 Y l ' wt i E Q tk M, t X i Y Y A 1: tv w . 11zI.vg. is f, - -bfi 45 we M 'S ' M Bruce DeLong Ed Nelson Larry Walker Defensive Back Tight End Fullback Bill Kelly Defensive -Back ll League This year eleven players from Ramona were selected to All League for their outstanding abilities in football Each boy was chosen as a result of his individual performances throughout the year. Because of the efforts of these gridders Ramona was again able to win the CIF Championship, this being the second consecutive year Ramona has earned this honor. Had it not been for the able coaching of Mr. VanZant, the Bulldogs would not have enjoyed such a successful season. - it A Vs , itfjfgiis ' 'za w 1 ,g:-ski. -. gg 'ffuazi - wwsx- M,s,':2 W ' 'f' .la if F life . 1 . ' SFSQS Zggfimf i s,if'i7H3fl i ' fkjiwai gf i s ft' Af' '- L.-ff sg N5 1 1 - -. E . ' '-Q We ' It ,K C v' .ffif -1 . .1 ' .,... -' at -5-gi! Y-v m A-,1 fYNN '15???'i?3, . V -g f-xt ' 4 .- L wffxzvaw-sr -if-1 f ALMS- K iv Mike Edwards Rudi Stockalper Randy Chalupnik Offensive Guard Quarterback- Offensive Tackle Greg Campbell Offensive Receiver V W 1 n 5252? wr 7' ,4, Y Hf:i,lf - i X-3455 Iii? lik? I ' x ' S- f, . .- .- ,Aa ,,m,a.eHiw:t aww 7f-f ,Q -----a,,...,.....,..W. r , E an o I , -1 'I . 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I I Th1s Page Sponsored By NAPA-RAMONA AUTO PARTS My J.v. Gfiddel-S B 4' A I Front row left to right: Jerry Heath, Tim Green, Brian Blomberg, Issac Garcia, Ron Channon, Steve Brock, Ron Kwast, Tom Laws, Dan Hester, Miguel Abarca, Don Florang, Philip Tso, Tim McDonnell, David Helton. Back row: Coach Van Matre, Ed Ketcham, Gerry Griggs, Jay Rameriez, Clint Rosson, Andy Krisik, Dennis Reese, Dana Hopewell, Bob Letzering, Joe Lacy, Vern Blanchard, Kim Brett, Kevin Skahan, Bob Christains. team from Perris. Throughout the game the Bulldogs hit hard but their efforts failed in 28-6 loss. strong despite a faltering start, ending with a 5-3 re- Win- cord, and for the second year in a row earned the Class A Junior Varsity Championship. 0 Ramona 1 The first workout of the year was a scrimmage 12 Ramona with Helix, lost by a score of 30-0. 8 Ramona The first game was with Marian, a game played 0 Ramona hard by Bulldogs but ending in a loss 26-0. The 28 Ramona following week Ramona traveled to La Jolla Country 12 Ramona Day for their first win of the season, 12-0. The 18 Ramona next J. V. game was opposing the heavily favored 34 Ramona The 1970 Junior Varsity Football team finished up Junior Varsity Loss Record Marian 28 L. J. C. D. 0 Perris 28 Elsinore 31 Army-Navy 6 Julian 6 Army-Navy 6 Mt. Empire 0 One week later Ramona traveled to Elsinore, the Bulldogs lost 31-0, but the game was a turning point for the team. The fol- lowing game was the start of a winning streak for the J. V. as they overpowered Army-Navy 28-6, Julian 12-6, and Army-Navy 18-6, in a second win over the cadets. The best game of the season came on Home- Head Coach Van Matre coming night when Ramona crushed Mt. Empire 34-0. At the annual football banquet Clint Rosson was chosen Most Valuable Player for his outstanding efforts throughout the season, Most Improved went to Tim Green, a good choice considering you don't see very many 115 lb. defensive ends. The J. V. Captain was Tom Laws. As for individual standouts, the entire team is worthy of this title because f without the teamwork the J. V. possessed every game would have been lost. This Page Sponsored By BLANCHARD MOBIL SERVICE O2 Back row left to right: Manuel Lacapa, Kenneth Skahan, Steve Conklin, John Snyder, Bobby Hill, Frank Corley, Tim Ghode, Jim Perdew Middle row: Mike McCormack, Mike Darrough, Jose Abarca, Gary Payne, Nicky Crouch, Mickey Nielson, John Mclntyre, Robert Mandala Gilbert Tso, Tony Garcia. Front row: Frank Lunning, David Olinger, Brooks DeKock, Chris Stevens, Pat Bowen, Steve Blomberg, Tom Hart, Clayton Turner, John Gassaway, Dan Stockalper, Andy Huntamer. Coach Jan Page This is the first year that Ramona has had a Freshmen Freshman Win-Loss football team. As they started their season, nobody really Record thought they would do very well. But these Freshmen got out on the field, practiced hard, and finished with an Ramona Marian overall record of 5 wins, 1 tie and 1 loss, an amaz- Ramona Elsinore ing record for such a new team. Ramona San Diego Mil The Coach was Jan Page, who did a fantastic job of Ramona Orange Glen teaching the boys the main fundamentals of how to win Ramona Washington and not to lose. The first game of the year was more Ramona Washington or less a tryout for the team so they could get the feel Ramona Escondido of rigid physical contact and probably be knocked flat. In this game Coach Jan Page quickly showed their potential in a scoreless game. The second game the Freshmen played was against Elsinore. This workout was the team's only loss ending 28-0. For the remainder of the season the Freshmen won all of their games. These wins included a game with San Diego Military playing a Junior Var- sity team, final score being 18-12, a game with a much larger Orange Glen Freshmen team, again the Bulldogs won 10-0. The following two games were against Washington, a large school in Vista. Ramona won both games with scores of 25-22, and 8-O. The final game of the season was against Escondido High Freshmen team, but the Bulldogs once again proved that it is not quantity but quality that counts winning 18-14. Congratulations to this fine, new Bulldog team. This page sponsored by WRIGHTS MEN WEAR '91 Left to right: Galen Darrough, Rudi Stockalper, Greg Campbell, Matt Zentz, John Preston, Matt Hayes, Dale Eberwein, Ed Nelson, Fred Conklin, Ralph Mclntosh, Earl Hosapple, Mike Mitchell, Bruce DeLong. Coach VanMatre Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ram ona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona Ramona C. Ramona Win -Loss Record 57 57 62 73 77 70 96 75 53 55 60 72 61 70 76 56 66 77 78 76 104 74 89 107 102 LF. 63 Elsinore Marian San Marcos Francis Parker San Miguel SDMA La Jolla CD Perris Marian Coronado Montgomery Army-Navy Elsinore Army-Navy SDMA Calipatria Julain Mt. Empire Borrego Springs Julian Mt, Empire Borrego Springs Julian Mt. Empire Borrego Springs Championship Game San Diego Military Acadamy This Page Sponsored By VALLEY APPLIANCE Time out - g , ' if -, QQ, Y ' l l N . , mir 2 f M?-'Qx,'Ef', 'Z i Miifywlf , ,, lif?..w5?7Z'7i5'5' ,I5'f ' wi -1 wal' ,,.,' , Swzwfwa, In V, , , JW' , 'M' I 5 V 4, W qi . , 4 I fy' ' f. ws , z ,v ,., w, . F V if 2 0 W 4 ,Zig I 1? '4 if Q I ' I fins, , we Rudi Stockalper All-League Co-Captain . ,f Matt Hayes Earl Holsapple John Preston f asf 4. ,Q Q A 1, ?,A, s , ,,' ' l ' Dale Eberwein Ed Nelson Greg Campbell Roques' Trophy Winner All-League All-League League Player of the Year Most Inspirational Co-Captain T,A. Prep of the Week 1' Q --lrii 5 frf k 1 oonn eene A Ln Z h I x -:V- Ea are : New M ln L ' 0 I 79003 255 6 Matt Zentz A11-League 12nd Teamy Fred Conklin A11-League 12nd Teamy Ralph McIntosh Bruce DeLong Galen Darrough Mike Mitchell Ramona ins 2nd traight C.I.F. Title Topping San Diego Military The Bulldogs controlled both the scoreboard and the pace of the championship game, turning back San Diego Military Academy 63-53, thus winning C. I. F. Class A basketball title. Ramona took the lead in the first period and led throughout the entire game. At the start of the game the Bulldogs were somewhat disorganized, but they quickly warmed for their win. The Falcons led only once in the game, 10-8, during the first quarterg but Ramona quickly went into the lead on a three point play by Ed Nelson. For the remainder of the evening the Bulldogs led with ease. Early in the game it became evident that Bulldog center, Dale Eberwein was to dominate the court. Eberwein scored 24 points and pulled in 17 rebounds. Another high-scorer for the night was Ed Nelson, bringing in 14 points and collecting 18 rebounds. In the final tally, the Bulldogs hauled in 52 rebounds to 29 for the Falcons with Nelson and Eberwein bringing in 35 re- bounds between them. Ramona connected 28 of 77 shots from the field while the Falcons only hit 22 out of 71 shots from the field. The championship was the second straight Class A title for Ramona. The season has been a good one for the Bulldogs who finished with a record of 19 wins and 7 losses. Ramona was unbeaten in all 19 confrontations with Class A rivals. Rudi Stockalper in a scramble for the ball- Ed Nelson High-rebounder of the evening jumps high one of his 18 rebounds. Dale Eberwein stretches for control of the ball, while Greg Campbell moves into assist. ' e,,V,,:Lef nm, Doug McIntosh out jumps opponents for two points. Listening to instructions. Rudi takes control. Bulldogs Make It Happen 3 E 5 Dale Eberwein Works past opposition for rebound. ed Conklin jumps high for a shot at the basket. Vern Blanchard moves in for a Bulldog score. Despite being surrounded, Ed Nelson scores. Campbell under pressure. . ,, ,islwel f- g-wgfgqeysggwmmggf ,-.11i'i:ff1:fw:f -aft- Front row, left to right: Brad Michaels, Brian Blomberg, Ralph Melntosh, Vince Guglielmetti, Dan Stockalper Hernan Cetina, David Cetina. Back row: Coach Jan Page, Ken Skahan, Vern Blanchard, John Schneider Frank Corley, Steve Conklin, Rick Curtis, Manuel Lachappa, Jim Perdew. Ramona 57 Ramona 40 Ramona 53 Ramona 53 Ramona 57 Ramona 69 Ramona 36 Ramona 81 Ramona 51 Ramona 66 Ramona 68 Ramona 90 Ramona 83 Ramona 70 Ramona 68 Ramona 80 Elsinore Marian San Marcos La Jolla Country Day Perris Army-Navy Elsinore Army-Navy San Diego Military Calipatria Julian Mt. Empire Julian Mt. Empire Julian Mt. Empire This years Junior Varsity Team was a combination of Sophomores who returned to play again and Freshmen who are new at playing league games. Some of the freshmen doubled also, playing on a separate Freshman basketball team Despite the fact that the team was a combined J .V. and Frosh team, they enjoyed a very successful season with 12 wins and 4 losses. The most valuable player of the season was Hernan Cetina, the team captain was John Schneider ' A WW I fx if 0 Front row left to right: Mike McCoy, Toby Tobiason, Mike Rodelo, Dan Hester, Tom Laws, Paul Logan Mike Bowen Angel Yiuiez, John Ctissawaly, David Olinger, Back Row: Bill Graham, Lon Curtis, Chuck Mandala Rod Turner Bob Finley, Kevin Sknhain, Kim Brett, Don Florang, Rick Puryear, Jerry Griggs. Not pictured: Robin Allen Tom Ray Steve Thorpe, Jim Guy, Mike Belfour. Ramona Ramona Ramona Ram ona Ram Ona Ram ona Julian Army- Navy Mt, Empire Julian S,D ,M,A, Army-Navy Coach Jerry Van Zant www ww, gy: A-Gnu Q , Z , f 'g ' M35 Z li 1 2 3, fl 4 wi ii? f , 4? Q 47 ,, I r ,M 53 3 ,, 5 'C ,af,I,,,,, 4, .3 1 jk ,..,fff,f1 V rn ,QL '- . 6 , ,, ,ww 5, V . V, ,744 ff '2::Uw,:, Aw ' , ,LEW fm , 'W-,,, fm' mm, fum :fm 4' m , f fr With the help of the A,S ,B. , who bought the Lmiforms and the balls , Ramona High School had its first soccer team this year, coached by Mr, Myron Bill. According to Mr. Bill, it was Mr. Vacys Standish, and Mr . Arturo Ramierez who actually did the coaching. Mr, Bill is extremely grateful for the assistance both of these men gave to help start soccer in Romona. Mr. Standish is a former team member of the Hungarian National Soccer Team and Mr , Ramierez played professional soccer . This year is considered to be a good year for the first year soccer team and much time and effort was put into it to make it successful. Both the coaches and the team members gave their best ef- forts throughout the season, Almost every night during the season the team practiced under the lights on the football field. When the games were completed at the end of the season, the Most Valuable Player was Andy Garcia, team captain was Issac Garcia. Mr . Bill and the entire soccer team are looking forward to next year when they will be able to play in a regular league, playing 14 to 15 games in a season. Mr. Bill states that he is happy to see soccer get started in Ramona, and it is the opinion, that most everyone else is too, D- 4 in . K im Front row left to right: Jose Abarca, Jesus Abarca, Issac Garcia, Juan Mendez, Tony Garcia, Migeul Martin, Mr. Bill, Back row: Mario Jaurequi, Frank Lopez, George Ochoa, Frank Ortiz, Jay Ramirez, Jim King, Ramon Varela, Dave Jerde Terry Savage , Ron Guernsey, Coach Standish. Not pictured: Demitrio Lopez. Ramona 2 S,D,M,A, 2 Ramona O Ar my -Navy 1 Ramona 2 Fallbrook 3 Ramona 2 Army -Navy 3 Ramona 0 Fallbrook 4 Ramona 2 San Dieguto 1 Mr. Myron Bill Coach Most Valuable Players Issac Garcia Jay Ramierez TRACK '71 This year's track team started the season fresh with a new coach, Mr. McCormick, and with him came a com- plete new outlook displayed by the members of the team. This outlook comes in the form of renewed spirit, and desire to do the best possible, for the team and the indi- vidual as well. An example of this strong desire to develope the nec- essary running abilities occurred early in the season, when a few of the team jogged to Poway High School. They traveled 13 miles, covering the distance in one hour and 38 minutes. As a result of daily workouts records were broken early in the season. Matt Hayes set a new record forthe one mile with a time of 4:50.3. The previous record had been set by Bob Darrough in 1954. Jerry Heath also set a new record for the two mile that was earlier held by a San Marcos runner six years ago. The new two mile re- cord of 10:45.23 was only a week old when Matt Hayes broke the record with a new time of 10:42.3. This was Hayes' first attempt to run the two mile in a track meet. These records were set early in the season and by the time the track year is over they will probably be replaced by faster times. George Corley at the shot put The individuals who were chosen as a result of their track abilities for honors were, Mat Hayes, who is Most Outstanding in Track Events, George Corley, Most Outstanding Field Events and Mike Mitchell Most Improved Matt Hayes Matt Zentz winning the 100-yard dash Jerry Heath puffing over the line to win the one mile race. Frank Corley moving high and fast to win the 120 hur- dles. George Corley clearing the final Matt Zentz George Corley Jim King breaking the wire to win the Tim Ghode Jim King against La Jolla Country Day. 440 Relay Team hurdle marking a win for Ramona. George Corley handing baton to Frank Corley in the final heat of the 440 relay race. Tun Ghode gains a lead over the opposition and then turns the race over to Richard Stevenson. VARSITY TRACK Front row, left to right: Francisco Lopez, Chuck Maurath, Jerry Heath, George Corley, Jim King, Rob Cherry. 2nd row: Mike Belfour, Tim Ghode, Dale Eberwein, Frank Corley, Galen Darrough, Tyler Steagall, Dennis Reese. 3rd row: RickAspin, Vince Guglielmetti, Earl Holsapple, Ralph Mclntosh, Rudi Stockalper, Matt Zentz, John Dale, Richard Stevenson, Coach McCormick. Best Marks - Varsity 31k 3354 Y 100 Yd. Dash Matt Zentz .6 220 Jim King . 8 440 Jim King .2 880 Matt Hayes 2: . 7 1 ,Mile Matt Hayes 4: . 2 Mile Matt Hayes 10: . 120 High Hurdles Frank Corley .3 180 Low Hurdles George Corley .9 Shot Put George Corley '9 Long Jump Dale Eberwein '6 Pole Vault Rob Cherry '0 High Jump Greg Campbell '8 440 Relay George Corley, Jim King, Tim Ghode, Matt Zentz 46.7 J.V. TRACK Front row, left to right: Frank Lunning, Dan Stockalper, Frank Ortiz, Robert Vickers, Doug Mclntosh, John Gonzalez, Theodore McCa.fferty. 2nd row: Leon Klepin, Steve Conklin, Conrad Kreizinger, Mike Sindelar, Jose Abarca, Rod Turner, Phil Tso, Brad Micheals, Bob Mandala, Dana Hopewell, Coach McCormick. tlndicates new school record. Best Marks - J.V. 100 Yd. Dash Tim Ghode 11. 1 220 Tim Ghode 25. 1 440 Steve Conklin 61. 2 660 Jim King 1:31. 2t 1320 Jerry Heath 3:38. 9 1 Mile Jerry Heath 4: 53. SX 2 Mile John Dale 11:41 ik High Jump Frank Corley 5 '4 Long Jump Vince Guglielmetti 17 '4 Pole Vault John Gonzalez 8 '0 Shot Put Tyler Steagall 45 'O 120 Low Hurdles Chuck Maurath 15. 7 Best Marks - C Class 880 Tim McDonnell 2:23. St 1 Mile Brad Micheals 5:24.01 Shot Put Frank Lunning 38 '7 Pole Vault Dan Stockalper 7 '6 High Jump Robert Vickers Dan Stockalper 4' 10 120 Low Hurdles Doug McIntosh 16.1 Tenni ' Front row, left to right: Tom Walters, Chris Stevens, Brian Blomberg, Pat Bowen, Larry J ackson. Back row: Tom Hart, Joe Denham, Ken Hart, Steve Palleson, Terry Harris, Vince Chinell, Brian Harris and Coach Mr. Peden. For many years Ramona has had a tennis team, but not much is ever said for these boys. The team has been fairly successful these few seasons, despite the small turnout for the sport. This year 14 boys have gone out for tennis and many are underclassmen who will be able to return in the following years, better trained and more skilled in their sport This year the team will have eleven contests in which to exhibit their abilities. The 1971 team boasts three individ- uals who are considered outstanding on the court. They are Brian and Terry Harris and Vince Chinell. All three are returning lettermen in this sport. Brian Harris in position to serve. Vince Chinell in champion form. BA EBALL' 1 The 1971 baseball season began for the Bulldogs at Poway High School where they played their first non-league game of the year. The Workout against another ball club ended in a 4-2 defeat. But considering Poway High is a much bigger school then Ramona, the Bulldogs did very well. The Varsity and J , V. learned in their first few weeks of play both their strong point and weaknesses. Larry Walker was a key player for the Varsity. His fine abilities both as a catcher and a batter were appreciated by the team many times. The varsity Bulldogs when at bat were fortunate to have batters such as Mike Callahan and Mike Severtson. In the field the team relied on the abilities of the Bulldog pitchers, who allowed few hits. Throughout the season the J , V, players worked out a rotation system Where freshman players could learn to play their positions from returning players. This year's J . V. team boosts many fine players, but two lettermen were out- standing in their efforts. They were Tom Laws and Ted Miller, both will pro- bably advance to the Varsity next year as a result of their skill. Dale Eberwein in the wind-up, Larry Walker, one of basebal1's most valuable players at bat. Mike Callahan come to bat. 119 lit Q lst base Ed Nelson scoops up the ball in time to throw the runner out. Short stop Greg Campbell leaps high Tyler Steagall getting in the swing of things. to catch a pop fly. Second base Rudi Stockalper makes a. double-play. Matt Zentz in the Wind up. Front row, left to right: Bruce DeLong, Stan Ransom, Galen Darrough, Rudi Stockalper, Greg Campbell, Tyler Steagall. Second row: Coach VanZant, Mike Callahan, Larry Walker, Dale Eberwein, Ed Nelson, Matt Zentz. if Front row, left to right: Fra.nk Ortiz, Jose Abarca, Rick Sanchez, Tom Laws, Miguel Abarca, Brooks DeKock, Dan Stockalper. Second row: Ted Miller, Nick Crouch, Vern Blanchard, Jim Perdew, Dick Cass, Kevin Skahan, Mike Edwards, Bob Hill. if af '-4'-B'-'CD Fifwmm WZ r 6, 13 'HZ A Dream Come True When Lancey Wilson came to Ramona High School it was a new school with many new things to be done we never did before. Mrs. Wilson fLanceyJ performed all the miracles like a dream. It is true that we here at Ramona High can never repay all her warm words of friendship and needed counseling, but it is also true that we will never forget her. She was a secretary, yet she was more than that, she was our first annual advisor of the school year of 1970-71. Lancey took this staff and guided them in the right direc- tion during the summer and first few weeks of school. For this We truly thank you, and hope your dreams come true. Qlncidently, on January lst, 1971, Lancey had a dream of a little boy, which the Wilsons named Tyler Lance. Congratulations Mr. 8a Mrs. Wilson.5 -.T G' me flt Ml Custodians--left to right: Herman Dolle , Vince Hoffman, Paul Bakanas These are our dearly loved custodians who through rain, sleet, snow and trash never let us down, Cafeteria Staff--front to back: Sue Nelson, Girls' Matron: Mrs. Rita Donahue Mrs. Channon, Mrs. Walker, Mike Mitchell. You can take Rita When the clock strikes 12, away from the cleaning, BUT. We all know what to do. you can't take Run to the lunch line for the cleaning out of Rita. Burritos, Tuna K1 cookies, too, Qin: ,Hmm is For many years Ramona did not have a high school. Students who graduated from grammar school were obligated to go else- where if they wished to continue their education. Finally the situation became so inconvenient that the leaders of the community decided to establish a high school in the rooms above the Town Hall. Some of the men who first conceived the idea of the dream of higher education for Ramona's young people were. . . Issac Green, Levi Zimmerman, Thomas Jerman, Elmer Maydole, Frank Creelman and John Clevenger. On the first day of October in 1894, Neuvo Union High School opened with 24 students enrolled. There were no organized sports and the boys played One Old N Town Hall fpainted by Mrs. Oscar Pikej Cat in the dirt of the main street. The girls had a Croquet court. These were the sports for the new high school. lt wasn't until 1917 that we had organized sports. That was the year that John Prof Wilson came to Ramona. The students struggled along in the cramped rooms until they were moved into a new brick building in 1911. In 1921 Ramona had a championship basketball team, beating schools like San Diego High and National City. In 1923 the colors were changed from orange and blue to the famous royal blue and white. In 1934 a building program began that would bring them an en- tirely new school plant. This was done almost entirely from Class of 1896 P,W,A, funds and partly by a local school bond. The building was completed and dedicated in the fall-of 1936. The new gym- nasium-auditorium was sufficiently completed to allow the class of 1935 to be the first that graduated from WilsonGym. The building continued with the construction of a cafeteria annex and two large classrooms. All plans for further devel- opment were indefinitely postponed by World War II. Over two hundred boys entered the service and nine paid the su- preme sacrifice. A plaque in their honor was installed in the main corridor of the high school by Mrs. Evelyn Tellam, a teacher at Ramona for over 20 years. The first permanent home of Ramona High School. By the end of the fifties, the faculty and students dreamed of a new high school. One where they could expand their minds to the fullest and where all the needed facilities could be available to meet the ever-increasing amount of students. The realization of the dream seemed a long way off, but when Mr. William Donahue, then the Ramona School Superintendent, began to look over plans and make a tentative layout for the new high school, the dream began to take shape. In the summer of 1967 construction began on the new Ramona High School. The location on Hanson Lane and San Vincente Roads gave Ramona's record enrollment of students a lot of room to grow. In September of 1968, the students entered the new high school in grand style. An open house and dedication ceremony was held at which time a capsule was filled with a 1969 El Ano and a copy of the school newspaper, Dog Tales. It was placed behind the plaque on the out- side wa-ll of the library. Seventy-seven years have passed since the first high school in Ramona opened and the enrollment has increased from 24 in 1894 to 450 in 1971. 1 The graduating class of 1971 boasts a total number of 102. This class also conveys the fact that during the time they were at Ramona High School they have also won C, I, F, in football and basket- ball two years in a row. Even more important than that they have attended a new high school and have had a chance to learn. In View of that, it seems as though. . . Em ,Hman 5 Ramona High's second home at 9th St G Street O-ill ilk - Be At Peace Desiderata Go placidly amid the noise Sz haste, gl remember , 1 1 , V , 2. ,- , 4 2 what peace there may be in silence, As far as possi- ble without surrender be on good terms with all per- sons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly: and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant, they too have their story. fAvoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit, If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain Kr bitter, for always there will be greater gl lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans, ifKeep interested in your own career, however humble, it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairsg for the world is full of trickery but let this not blind you to what virtue there isg many people strive for high idealsg and everywhere life is full of heroism, 9fBe careful, Especially, do not feign affection, Neither be cynical about love, for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass. ttTake kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrender- ing the things of youth, Nurture strength of the spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not dis- tress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue 85 loneliness. Beyond a wholesome disci- pline, be gentle with yourself, ifYou are a child of the universe, no less then the trees 81 the stars, you have a right to be here, And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the world is unfolding as it should, Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. iFWith all its shame, drudgery Sz broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy, if S155 H 'J l -f - - 0 4 ,-2' 5.-2 Wa? nklf X I 0 j RCLMQW fw UH Om 1 u VV ufog,.al9A6 LU 'a fc M y N 1 Q in W U W w can , 10 MV W OU gy ig fqopbb QAM YQ QX f wimpy? W9 A ,QQ 'OW Wffyw I PISCHEL YEAFJBDUKS INC X MQW Jw -f' 73:16, Aug jJ1fwZ ,YF cw 5 Q Q QMML WQAJI MM