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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1972 volume:

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Each school year brings new experiences to us and to those around us. . the exultation of victory. . . the agony of defeat. . . the joy of learning something new and interesting. These experiences are like lights that illuminate us -- the remembered faces. This El Ano is the story of our joys, hopes, sorrows, and fears in 1972. It is Remembered Faces. il ,ww X -N KA I '-25 ,V f L x ! ' W W' 44 'Ts .MWV C ., V' 'z N HEX Gm WH. K isszslgxsx- ,L xl Q, my i '.k, rk,L A fs Q1 5 is fi' 'x 1 lf.-N. A X xr . 1 x x. -., Q.. is w . .Q, 1.-.,-, .3 Sign' -.x S .. 'Q . T:-, h-S: 'lisa .- .-ns, , . , .. f , 523 6 , ., 15.3, X ',.5':-Q , 'l f al - J ' f. , . - -. -gg? 1 ,V '- fi 'Q' ,413 -. : urn, Zn' - ' .- Q 559464 .5 'z-5: 'f. Af..-24-my-2-1 ' 4 -x'--1 ' 5 f1i2:,f.'-,,g. 4-.rAg44'.f1figh.wz,i., - -. ' 'r x 251252 252-pf' .ails .ifiiiii if . V ' '41,-fs.-1 r5.fC'-.EA-'r'-iw. ,S-zz.:'::'1i :fi . 4 f - w A- sh . -iz.-2:-no-im fjf:f'.ff::v24.g. ' s 934, f , H.y,5,,, .+,, .. rd. 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At lunchtime a bar-b-que was planned, but the ominous thunderclouds discouraged many of the students who had planned on roasting hot dogs or hambur- gers. Soon enough 2:10 came rolling along and school was out. After working continuously for weelas on the floats, they were finally exhibited at the parade. Along with the floats, the lovely queen candidates rode on the cars that were generously donated by Taillac's Chevrolet. The Freshmen victory against Escondido aroused everyone's spirits for the remaining of Homecoming night. Although the J .V, was defeated by Oceanside, our Varsity came up with a thrilling victory of 37 to 18 leaving Borrego Springs deflated, ' At halftime, there were many happy Juniors when it was learned they had won the float competition. Also the crowd was anxiously awaiting the announcement of the queen. The drum roll began, And the 1971 Homecoming Queen and King are Babette Lawrence and Galen Darrough. As the band played the Alma Mater, the new queen and her court took their royal seats. Except for the cold weather, the parade and games were truly a suc- cess ending with a fantastic dance at the Multi-Purpose Room. N I 9 T e Night Babette Lawrence Senior Princess Pam Jacks, catches everyone's eye as she rides down Main street. A night Babette Lawrence and Galen Darrough will never forget. in 7 i gg, ki' 2 H, 7-sf lm' -ws V. S P' 'YV Mba 'N aww, M , fi , .yi ,wk . fig 3 es, rl x , v g -3 A . K 1 Tom Luxs escoltb Dum Clxnkscal Parade- Work and Spirit rf X.- Q ff, 1 - X X Many long working hours proved a lst place reward for the Class of '73, J Q' A X R SQL! L- so , .TN Wa fr H' s4 l 3541 The Class of '72 worked hard for a 2nd place victory, year's Sophomore Class shares 3rd place for effort. 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SR' a ffx VARSITY SONGLEADERS: HEAD: Kathy Dalton, Pat Poel, Phyllis Anderson 81 Kathy Hoshor. 2 s f 5 Q C we 'if Q' ww ' W fpfx X is 6 ' .,:. K 4 , Q X NN In Q ,A V W - an in , 53 A X M. 'si , , 2 . 5, ' Q Y ,- ,, f f - jp' 5' 5 fini 3 Af- R .fi VT. 5 if-5 I 'N v w 0. -W?'ix 3QVm F 'lawn' b. 4 9 Nacctig .4xg,iu,i-A ,yvuwiu , 1, -, 3 ,Q-. Un:u,1,. H ,','v A' ' W.. . . 1: an Q uk Q u Q' g,. X 1 .Q- ...HM 'V 1 30 SPOR TS Head Coach Defensive Coach Jerry Van Zant Mike de Domenico MARIAN 45-8 IMPERIAL 1 8-0 PERRIS 1 5-0 ELSIN ORE 6-0 ARMY NA VY 15-18 MT. EMPIRE 14-6 .IULIAN 22-9 BORREGO 1 8-37 f 5 Q1 ffiiwk ,. .K ,gy Lx Q -5 J! . -gk 8 - x x ,g-wa X 'Q NM, WHY. 4 ,y A .QL-',4fi.7':, ' V Hqfislz' VJ- ,F 1 'LP fx, g',,L-A 'V Lg- Jn.. . V.r,fL4VA L. Vi,,L, f. mm WW ,, - . ,L L LL4,!,Wf z ef 'V ' -1 1, -. x, -. iq we X K -ng Q 'fi 1 Q.. .,-A L si- 5 . 'Q-sw ' -,ff 'N A X . , Q ........ .- 45 . 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It was a very young team, with the Bulldogs having only 4 returning start- ers from the 1970 team, and lack of experience at the vital positions. The Bulldogs were trounced in the opener 45-8 by an experienced Marian squad, and showed improvement while they were being beat 18-0 and 15-0 by Imperial and Perris. But the big step came against Elsinore. The Bulldogs were 15 yards within paydirt three times, but failed to capitalize each time and were beaten 6-0, Then came the story book finish as Ramona topped Army-Navy on the last play of the game with no time remaining for their first win with the score ending 12-9. Then the Bulldogs hopes went down in a sea of fumbles and interceptions as they lost to Mountain Empire 14-6, and to Julian 22-9. Returning home, the Bulldogs posted their second and final win against Borrego, 37-18. The season was a disappointing one to the players and to the coaches who worked hard trying to produce a win- ning season, Even after taking CIF two years in a row, there was still en- thusiasm among the players for they knew they had played their hardest. Even in defeat, they were proud to be members of this Bulldog team. rf--.....m . 1st Row, L-R. Jake VanTol, Sean Colgan, Dennis Reese, Kim Brett, Mike Darrough, Nick Crouch, Mike Sindelar, Brad Michaels, Larry Jackson, Clayton Turner. 2nd Row, L-R. Angel Yanez, Gary Payne, Frank Ortiz, Tim Green, Mickey Nielson, Mike McComack, John Gassaway, Brooks DeKock, Dave Clinkscales, Alan Barfield, Manuel L.aChappa. 3rd Row, L-R. Ken Skahan, Bob Letzring, Bob Hill, Frank Corley, Rick Curtis, Bob Vickers, Ken Butler, Tom Hart, John Tiersma. JU IOR it 2 we 1 at 2. W 5 T? fi 'WW . wwmew Q... VAR ITY The 1971 J.V. Football team ended the season with a 3-5 record, losing only in non- league play, winning the league with a 2-0 rec- ord. Marian, Imperial, Perris, and Elsinore overpowered the Bulldogs with strong teams, in both offense and defense, leaving Ramona scoreless. Army-Navy was the first victory where Ramona ran right over the Warriors with a strong aerial attack. Leaving the field with the score 28-12 Ramona. The game at Mt. Empire was cold, but the Bulldogs were hot, pulling a victory, stunning their J . V. with a score of 30-20, Ramona's favor. One week later, the Julian Eagles just oouldn't get off the ground with Ramona rol- ling right by with a 15-9 victory, winning the Class A Junior varsity Championship. With Borrego lacking a team, a game was set with Oceanside High Reserves. A hard hitting game was witnessed by the Homecoming crowd, but the Bulldogs could not quite push by the Re- serves. With much excitement and some dis- appointment the game ended with a score of 12-14 in favor of the Oceanside Reserves. The team members voted Mike Darrough as team captain with Angel Yanez receiving Most Valuable Player. 4-.4 in , ,,,, BACK ROW: John Robinson, Bob Ballantyne, Mark Miller, Albert Knowles, Tom Hallman, Kim Brett, Eddie Anderson, Scott Stone, Danny McGowan. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Dunn, Jim Lunning, Rock Trout, Dan Cupp, Roy Nieto, Scott Turner, Robbie Boldrick, Ken Alvis, Jeff Stewart. FRONT ROW: Doug Knudson, Ken Dreier, Tim Hayes, Richard Tapia, John Dahl, Robert Edwards, Lucas Edwards, Sam Marshall, Ben Hernandez. This is the third year Ramona has had Freshman Football. One of -the goals of Freshman football is to teach the boys the fundamentals of the sport, The Freshman football team was a small group of boys, and they had a tough schedule to play this year. They played several large schools: Escondido, Washington, Perris, Elsinore, St. Augustine, and Imperial. They also played Coronado twice. The freshman Most Valuable Player was Scott Turner, and the Honorary Captain was Eddie Anderson. The coaches were Mr, Bair and Mr. Walters. 11 3 ,ww Q5 'ff sg E-x f Jia ' 8 1? PM . ' -:.: b :,:. , s .I .. k K .I k,.,: , A VARSITY PLAYERS- Back row- Galen Darrough, Mike Mitchell, Bob Chr Bruce DeLong, Dan Stockalpher, Fred Conklin, Doug McIntosh and John Sc 4 ist hn i ans , eider Kevin Skahan, Hernan Cetina, Coach Page. Front Mm , ,f HEAD COACH- Jan Page sitting with members of his team at a CIF Pep Rauy. 'F A NK 0 3 T 5 'T 5 Ffa K -im x ,Rfb Qs Aw 'Y' T in i 7 1 Ramona Opponent 41 San Marcos 31 Elsinore 59 Army-Navy 42 Marian 71 Julian 66 F. Parker 76 Army-Navy 71 SDMA 59 San Marcos 35 Perris 47 Montgomery 58 Christian -L5 Elsinore 69 SDMA 54 Army-Navy 66 Calipatria 104 Mt. Empire 81 Borrego 82 Julian 102 Borrego 72 Julian 65 Mt. Empire 92 Julian 77 Mt. Empire 101 Borrego CIF: Christian ALL LEAGUE TEAM Fred Conklin Dan S tockalper Doug M clntosh John Schneider Bruce Delong S tefve Conklin Champions of C.I. F. BU LLDOGS TAKE CIF The Ramona Bulldogs rolled to an impressive 17-8 record and took the CIF Southern Section Class A title for the third year in a row under the direction of new coach Jan Page. The Bulldogs boasted one of the shortest, youngest teams that have ever taken the court, with a bevy of talent coming from last year's J. V. Squad. The Bulldogs were slow in starting this year, but picked up as they won their third Southern League Tournament, rolled over powerful Calipat, 66-61, and swept through the league with a 9-0 record. The highlight of the year was the CIF Championship game with Coastal Division Champs Christian. The game was a fast moving affair, being a hard battle all the way. The Bulldogs broke the heralded Christian press to pieces with effective passing and running. Outstanding and clutch performances were turned in by Senior All-League Center Fred Conklin, who ripped down 15 rebounds and added 11 points and John Schneider, sophomore forward, who put in 27 big points for a career high and winning the title of Most Valuable Player. Christian tied it at 63-all with two minutes remaining and the game was up for grabs, but the Bulldogs shot effectively from the charity stripe and broke the press for a big 71-66 victory in the last minute of the game. Next year's squad should be a real powerhouse in which some of our younger talent should begin the basis for a more spectacular squad. 3522+213 , ,,,, 3' I! X5 Q I! KWH, 'JE' W -sq... U ii SAS, W 1 Q wg , , L M Kia . Y 1 , X, K Q , I . ix. R F uf Q fa kg E Left to rightg Scott Turner, Tim Hayes, Bo Noels, Manuel La Chappa, Jim Perdew, Ken Skahan, Frank Corley, Brian Blomberg Vince Guglielmetti, Jay Ramirez, Eddie Anderson, Ken Drier, Rusty Smith, John Dahl, Roy Nieto. Ramona Opponent 37 San Marcos 55 30 Elsinore 40 53 Army Navy 26 58 Marian 63 f 3 7 Julian 28 60 San Marcos 70 50 Perris 45 38 Carlsbad 60 3 7 Poway 39 23 Elsinore 43 59 S. D. M. A. 48 66 Army Navy 44 53 Calipatria 58 85 Mt. Empire 40 55 Julian 32 57 Julian 34 58 Mt. Empire 34 69 Julian 38 89 Mt. Empire 35 1 J.V. coach, Jim Walters Ramona's Junior Varsity displayed great overall team effort during the 1971-72 season. Outstanding efforts came from such players as Manuel La Chappa and Vince Guglielmetti. With these outstanding team members, along with many others, the next year's Varsity team should be in contention for a league championship. JV Baseball '72 This year's Junior Varsity finds itself loaded with outstanding varsity prospects for the next few years. Along with the great team the out- standing players wereg Rick Sanchez, Mark Miller, Scott Turner, Vern Blanchard, and Doug McIntosh. ws,-1 nik Sir, give me the bat Sir, Thank you Sir! ff . Nm I rf!! 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Corley - Mitchell - Conklin - King 3:42 Jim Perdew 11.3 Tim Green 26.3 Kim Hudson 59. 5 Kim Hudson 2:15.43 Phil Tso 5:1G.3 Robert Best 24.8 Mike Ebert 41'5 Tom Hallman 16'3' Robert Vickers 5'G Hayes - Dahl - Smith - Hallman 51 TEN N its 5 , 2 Top row, Left to rightg Mr. Peden, Sean Colgan, Chris Stevens, Robert Vickers, Terry Lutnick, Vince Kreizinger, Kenny Buttler, Steve Blomberg, Tom Hart. Bottom rovvg Micky Neilsen, Ron Zentz, Steve Palleson, Sam Marshall, Tedd Cass, Larry Jackson, Mike Cilliland, Ron Guernsey. Not Shown, David Hoshor. 60 L ' - 'Y' f7f'x7 , 1. .n .X,. f ..1,, f-W-, 5,-V ' j ::L.j L ., ' ,-ff -' '-. . , . , . , ,gh . :xx .-,gi . -Q ' . ' .. 2-- A.. - ' X X L:-:Q-42 :, 2 . 3 im, .ifirffp '32 1: 77 '- kbs,-LL-W' . .ns y , V, .' I f 3 Y' lf: f ff' 'Z X k,,,.'ly fiZ'f.'?-.nl-' '?F:E ?f4'1433'. , v . ,W , 4 .f -X, A '3- . 'gui' we-x f ' ' . ' Q lg, x H' 1 , . , , Q 1 'Q ug ' . -. ' V V X , , r. -VL UmQx,::iQx. 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Officers- President Mary Guglielmetti, Vice President Sue Cupp, Secretary-Treasurer Ann Ransom, Publicity Chairman Laura Ann Coate. li ,,,,,. ., ,f ' in . w f 8 my-'f' ul' 1 BW .-62'-'S GYM ASTICS-The Bod Benders L-R Back Row- Ronda Sorric, Linda Murray, Cindy Canfield, Lisa Zick, Yvette Klepin, Kathy Dalton, Sheri Brink, Rusti Ray, Donna King, Sheryl Portwood, Kathie Dunn, Shauna Sickinger, Larrie Gregg, Debbie Donahue Joan DeLong. L-R Middle Row- Cindy Swader, Susan Alimossy, Brenda Lawerence, Lori Pepper, Cindy Novac, Diane Morrow, Diane Watt, Soccorro Abarca, Sheryl Freeman, Sueann Willard, Patti Butler, Debbie Schmid. L-R Front Row- Darla Anderson, Debbie Hawkins, Pat Fulmer, Barbara Watt, Debbie McComack, Lynette Rogers, Sandy Chamberlain, Susie Steagall, Vicki Brandt, Derilyn Hester, Susan Edwards. if . v 'K C5 4,55 xx. ' 4 'qw 6 NJ 53' ., ,f LETTERME ww' J K4 l 55.8.5.- The purpose of F, B, L.A. is to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and in their work and in leadership. This year Miss Krogman had a group of girls and boys interested in business education, These students took time out to provide pro- grams for the football games, sell hot choco- late and donuts on cold mornings, and attend conferences to better the club. F, B. L,A, de- serves much credit for being so helpful, President, Debbie Gooch, Reporter, Sheryl Portwood, Sec- retary, Kathy Johnston, Historian, Darla Anderson, Vice- President, John Robinson, Parliamentarian, Patti Severtso Historian, Vicki Hojnowslci, Treasurer, Adele Hojnowski. ns Far Left-Advisor Anita Barkelew. F,H.A. Of- ficers Candy McWhorter Secretary, Laurie Giddings President, Terri Ballentyne Trea- surer, Debbie Gooch Historian, Kathy Swift Vice-President, Kathie Dunn Parliamentarian, F.H.A SIGN Qin u Pictured are FFA members, Jon Curry, Manuel LaChappa, Dave Clinkscales, Miguel Abarca, Angel Yanez, Dan Stockalper, Frank Corley, Kim Hudsen, Mickey Nielsen, Kim Brett, Tom Hart, Carol Stock, Bonnie Kildare, Donna King, John Gassaway, Mike Rodelo, W Kit Brett, Diane King, Diana Lowman, Sharyl Portwood, Diana. King, Patti Severtson, Danny Jones, Pete Doelman, Pam Jacks, Debbie 1 Herrington, Doug Kuudson, Dawn Clinkscales, Vincent Kreizinger, Pat Fulmer, Richard Hayden, Jake Van Tol, Mark Tiersma, Ricky ' Hughes, Bruce Herrington, Jim King. F, F,A, QFuture Farmers of Americay is a club specifically designed for the student whose main interest lies in the field of agriculture. The Ramona F, F,A, is a good responsible club and undoubtedly will achieve greater potential and influence around campus. At this time it is also the largest organization on campus. Future Farmers 0 Amerzca Advisor Mr. John Gibbs, Diane King, Trea.surer,- Bonnie Kildare, Secretary, Bruce Herrington, President, Jim King, Vice-President, Dawn Clinkscales, Reporter, Kim Brett, Sergeant-at-Arms. ' 69 Organizations? sf, M 'X+ This year's C. S. F, members are David Ross, Lynette Rodgers, Mary Guglielmetti, Terri Harris, David Whigham, Mike Scarberry, Sheryl Freeman, Laura Coate, Christi McCafferty, Kathe Hughes, Christy Carr, and their advisor Mr. Sticka. Not pictured, Margie Pritchard. The officers are Mary Guglielmetti, Terri Harris, Laura Ann Coate, David Whigham. Fi a Q, .,...,...., , W ,. W., Wi. ,Y 'MM ' ' aff My V M xx -r , f , 7' I MECHA is a newly organized club. Mr, Estell took time out of his busy schedule to promote this organization. One of the purposes of M,E, C, H,A, is to learn more about, and help others to better understand Mexican culture and heri- tage, Left to Right-Mr. ,Estell Advisor, Frank Ortiz, Rosalia Lopez, Miguel Martin, Eleazar Beltran, Raul Martinez, Poncho Lopez, Socorro Abarca, Miguel Abarca, Rosalinda Garcia, Jay Rameriz, Maria Abarca, Maria Olmos, Doreen Romero, Jose Abarca, David Cetina, Perry Acosta, Manuel Marin, Issac Garcia, Virginia Yanez, Ester Yanez, Bob Hill, Jesus Abarca, Jose Acosta, John Ortiz, George Martinez, Demetrio Dickenson, Leo Olmos. Moreno es Hermosa M. E. C. H. A. gif? E 5 be x .wus-nv , -8- mqsff' ,gf ,. U ....,0--:QA me.-,. W mm wad W.:-wa-nn -Q 1199i ,iw-:wg V , Ng XXV-'iun . n.. 1 ri -.fm '59 ' ,, KM .ze 1 . . . SU. . .' -Rf k 5 ' ' 'sf .. - -as a N3 ggi N.. jk K X if H2 MY K Jg,,,W1Nz J 1 Q , . 5 H S K fe A V if' Ur 'sfx r nn 1 J . XA W X N' ,Q ix If 4, ,Q 1 f E1 if Q3 Q3 Hifi Q.: t X - bs - A , . ,. .. X :af ....:r. g......,.. .wma ,A X Mm,,.,,M--' 6 I, Q 1, 2' ll A I in 9 + ' 19 2 2' if i n f DOG TALE TAFF Back Row-Scott Clapper, Jody Bromfield, Paul Robert, Nick DePron, Terry Savage, Jim Froedge, Steve Palleson, Middle Row- Miss Krogman Advisor, Denise Woods, Lori Pepper, Lisa Zick, Paula Chaplain, Bottom Row-Lynette Rogers, Cindy Bane, Vesna Sura, Cindy Swader, Dawn Clinkscales, David Ross. Co-Editors David Ross and Dawn Clinkscales mimi ii if, jiri VE Waiplmyxwrfl ww Ei?- tudent A.S.B .... Leaders Mmamqa, ,, ? , wb., ,A ,, f 'aw'- , , W,,,wf,.o-M ff ' Student Council 2 if' A. S, B. Advisor, Roland Bossenbroek 1 2 I 'l1b -4:44.34 75 ' lst Semester, Don Florang, V-Pres. Roilyne Franch, Sec. 2nd Sem. Vince Guglielmetfi, PTGS-, Dave ROSS, V- Ga1enDarrough, Pres., Fred Conklin, Treas., Janet Pres., Roilynne Franch, Sec., Terry Harris, Treas. John Snider, Stu. Rep. Schneider, Mem. at large, Debbie Gooch, Act. Coord. Janet Snider, Stu. Rep. i w 76 x FAMILIAR FACUL TY 5' Faces of Lead rship Mr, Myron Bill-Principal, A person trying to teach the Luireachables and reach the unteachables, He feels this year has been a good one, but that there is a real need for vocational training and experience, As a word of wis- dom he says- As you slide down the banister of life- may the splinters never point the wrong way. gy, .x 'Q Mr, George A, Childress, District Superintendent, says Ramona High School has an excellent reputation and the full credit must be given to a dedicated staff and student body for your efforts in this achievement, Thank you for permitting me to be a part of your endeavors toward ad- vancement and progress both now and in the future. Ramona School Board-Don Conklin, Student Representative Janet Snider, Herbert Walters, Robert Delong, Maurice Chambers, William Perdew, Rudi Stockalper, Superintendent George Childress. NxN'7 v .Fw l W WAN 3. Q l Above left: Mr, Bill Heyde teaches Book- keeping, Typing, Recordkeeping, and W Bus. Machines. He comments, I'm playing in the same ball game -- different participants. Above: Miss Barbetta Krogman teaches Shorthand, Typing I, Sec, Prac, , and Bus, Comm The helpful Miss Krogman keeps on her toes also as Advisor for the Annual and Newspaper Left: Mrs, Linda Lewis spends most of her day speaking Spanish to her four Spanish classes. She also teaches one English class, She would like to be remembered as some- one who taught something valuable, Below: Mr, Bob Estell teaches Psychology, ESL, and is a Guidance Director and Voca- tional Ed, Coordinator. Philosopher par excellence, he advises, Cherish each mo- ment and live it as though it were the only oneg and the last will be more beautiful than the first, Below left: Mr, Estell demonstrates some of the faciliijes of our new Career Development Room to some interested students, 27 :Rig Left: Mr, Jim Walters--English teacher, football and j,v, basketball He wants to be remembered, as a friend, someone the students would A turn to for help, Above: Provacative Mr, Mike Domenico teaches English, and is coach for football and baseball, This is his first year at Ramona High, and hopefully not his last. coach, He's one of the new teachers on campus that we're proud to have, MPS. Betty Price--A friendly atmosphere Mr, Horace Peden, qChiefj with nerves of steel, in- Mr, Peden exclaims to Mr, and light-hearted discussions combine to structs Driver's Training, and also World Geography Skahan, that truck only form the necessary ingredients for Mrs, and General Business. missed us by an inch, as Price's Civics and English classes, Mr. RiChaI'dSOI1 has his first cup of the morning, , F E? an F g 3, Q, f, Above left: Jokester, Mr, Steve Richard- son, keeps his students happy with his irresistible humor, His U,S, History and English classes are something to behold. Extreme top: You have never really lived until you've been in one of Mr, Tom Skahan's classes, such as Speech, World History or Physical Ed. Above: Our jovial athletic director and Civics teacher, Mr, Jerry Van Zant, has his serious moments on the field of com- petition, Left: Miss Rosanne Storjohann, Physical Ed. teacher, tries to bring out the most of a girl's potential ability, Bottom Left An interesting new teacher this year is the Art teacher Mr Ralph Williams He says that working with clay, paints and other Art Media are by far the greatest stimulants, Left: What can you say about some- body who is dedicated, trusting, loyal, and an all-round friend? Mrs. Jean McDonald has been at R,H,S, for 13 years. She is presently a fulltime counselor, Having been relieved of her classroom duties to fuliill her de- manding role as a counselor. Our thanks to Mrs, McDonald, may she always be a Remembered Face at Ramona High, Right: Never a serious moment. Right: Our happy-go-lucky band di- rector, Mr, Vincent Cleveland, keeps the Ramona High band united in song, We thank him for the great programs he has arranged for us, Bottom Right: Another first year teacher for Ra.mona High is our Cho- rus teacher Mrs, Sandra Mac Leod, She graces our school with her pres- ence one period a day. ........ -i .41 . ' It X, 1,0 fi . V I 1 I, I V 751' 'C' iff? fx: MC W - Q: - 'U 'CW , I L 2 . , W f' V fr' f i l ,. 'I X X n ,QT 'QI l Above: Miss Anita Barkelew, teaches us how to be better wives and mothers with her home economics instructiong and she will make those boys into good wives for someone some day. Left: Mr. John Gibbs, Vocational Agriculture Department, keeps his students alert with his undying wit, and his interest in helping others, He feels RHS is improving each year, Below left and right: Mr. Robert Mclvlicken, helpful teacher of shop classes, finds promise and ability in all students. fi' P9 Mr, Gregory Sticka, Science teacher, is known to a few as the Atom Smash- er, Here he relaxes with a book after an exhausting day of test tubes and toads . Top left: Mr, Ron Baniaga, an interesting and interest- ed teacher, He teaches Ornamental Horticulture, Gen, Science 81 math. He sees RHS as a warmer, friendlier and sincere school, Top: Mr, Roland Bossenbrock. Our illustrious Mr. Bossenbrock teaches Algebra I in between his duties as A,S,B, Advisor and student scheduling, He feels this school year has been more relevant to the needs of the students. Left: Mr, Richard Hardimang one teacher everyone likes for making math and physics a little easier to bear, hike Above: Mrs, Betty Hanson, librarian's aide, is a sincere good-hearted worker who is a great asset in the library, Left: Mrs, Elrena Warnes, Librarian, one of the rnost involved people on campus. She takes the time to care and wants to help each stu- dent develop his own potential for a constructive life, Below: Mrs, Louise Schneider and Mrs, Patti Page, a great team in the of- fice of RHS, From handing out bandaids to writing tardy slips, they always are willing to help. We salute the people who keep our campus bearable! ! Left to right: Girls' Matron Mrs. Gross, Herman Dalle, and Vince Hoffman. Not pictured is Buck Bakanas, who works evenings, We thank you all for doing a thankless job. KDVY ,HCZS jxsr-:RN VDRVHK Have a scraped knee? Bring it to our competent nurses for quick first aid, From left to right, Helen Conklin and Inez Fletcher, The cafeteria staff, Nancy Walker and Evelyn Channon keeps us well fed and nourished with their delicious food, f wk MH ,ti B' '? ,, amd N sy' f. :K F fi, ' b. 'M 5. '29 N 'K'--'vaw' m'74al+w'2 by ur' 'M N A I Rx ffhl. Ii! ?.!N 4 ' ' ':72:.a':'P'f2ag2rQ . D.. 1.15 y., J A ,.i.Z ZZ! . A V 5 W f 'w... . , .,. 9 445 AWWYW Y Allen Edward Anderson Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Carol Arnold Float Comm, 2, 45 Daisy Chain 1, 2, Annual 4, Senior Gift Comm. 5 Drill team 2, 3, 4. Terri Jane Ballantyne Terrance Pep Club 2, Drill Team 3, 4, F,H,A, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 43 Movie Comm. 3, Float Comm, 2, 3, Richard Wayne Blomfield Football 1, 2, 4. Helen Bradford F, B, L.A. , P. P., Spanish play 3g Senior play 4, An- nual staff qaidey 4. EWBEGINN NG Billie Denise Broch Bill Pep Club lg Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4g Powderpuff 4, Movie Committee 3g Spanish Play 3g Senior Play 4. Class officer 4. Sandy Brooks Lorie Ann Brown FHA 2, 3, 4g Freshman Princess 1, Homecoming Candidate 3g Drill Team lg Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4g FHA Homecoming Crown Committee 33 Powder- puff 3. Matthew Buta Frederick Leon Carmichael Fearless F. F. A. l. Ronald Dominic Channon Ronski Football 1, 3, 4g Track 3,45 Basketball 1, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, F, F,A, 2, A.S, B. Executive Officer 3, Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Comm. 4g Senior Gift Comm. Paula Chaplain Dawn A. Clinkscales F.F.A. 3, 4, Reporter 4, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Float Comm. 3, 35 Powderpuff 3, 4, Gymnastics 3, 4, Annual 4, Class Representative 49 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Teresa Conley Terri Drill Team 1, 2. Fredrick Bruc e Conklin Freb Band 1, 2, 3, 4, V, P. 4, Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Float Chrm. 3, CSF 3, Frosh Football, Frosh Bas- ketball, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 3, 4, Lettermen 2, 3, 4, ASB Trea- surer 4, Student Co. 4, Prom. Comm. 3, Play Comm. 4, Gift Comm. 4. Celeste Ann Crochetiere HZ ig-Zagn Susan Gail Cupp Little Cupp Pep Club 1, G.A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 4, Prom Comm. 3, F.H.A. 3, P.P. 3, 4, Float Comm. 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Movie Comm. 3. Kathleen Ann Dalton Kathy or Kath Class Vice-Pres. 2, Class Sec. 4, F,H,A, 2, 3, 4, Delegate to FHA Convention 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, JV Cheer 2, Varsity Song 3, Head 4, Trolley 3, 4, Chorus 3, Band Majorette 1, Drama Club 2, 3, El Ano Queen Candidate 2, Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, P. P. 3, 4, Sen. Play Comm. 4, Prom. Comm. 3, Student Council 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Gymnastics 3, 4, Daisy Chain 2, 3. Gale Juanita Darrough Chester F,H,A, 2, 3,4, Officer 3, El Ano Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, ASB 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F.A. Sweetheart Princess 1, Homecoming Princess 2, 3, 4, Head J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheer 3, 4, Head 4, Drill Team 1, F, H,A, Delegate to Monterey 4, Prom chairman 3, Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play Comm. Sr. Gift Comm. Galen Paul Darrough Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, ASB Officer 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman Club 3, 4, P, P. 3, 4, Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom 3, Dog Tales, 4, Senior Play 4, Homecoming Cand. 4, Senior Gift Comm. 4. Robert V. Davis Bruce Robert DeLong Bruce Caboose Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Letter- man 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, P. P. , Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Cand. 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Senior gift 4. Joseph Denham !lJOe1l Tor Arthur Dreier Football 1, 2g Baseball 1. Mike Edwards Roger William Ferguson Donal Dean Florang IIDOI-ll! Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Wrestling 3, 45 F, F.A, 1, 2g Lettermen 3, 4g P. P. 3 43 Float Comm. 2, 3, 4g Prom Comm 3g Student Co. 3, 4g ASB 4g Drama Club 3g Annual 4g Play Comm. 45 Gift Comm. 4g Basketball 1. Bruce B. Fulmer Larina Lynn Giddings Laurie F,H,A, 1, 2, 3,43 Pres. 4g Float comm. 1,2,3,43 Newspaper 2g El Ano Staff 2g Drill Team lg P, P, 3, 43 Movie Comm. 33 Prom Comm. 33 Honor Roll 3, 4g Pep Club 1. Shirley Mae Gooch Shirley F, H,A. 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Talent Show 1,23 P,P. 3g Pep Club 1, 2g Movie Comm. 33 Senior Bike Comm. 4g Float Comm. 3, 4g Soph. Candy Comm. 3 F, B, L,A, 4. Gerald George Griggs 1vGeI.I.yu Transfer from Patrick Henry 2g Wrestling 2, 3g Foot- ball 2, 3. El Ano Staff 4. Deborah Lynn Gooch goochie Mascot 2, 3g Drill Team 13 F,H,A, 1, 2, 3, 4g Officer 43 F. B. L,A, 2, 3, 4g Officer 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Daisy Chain 33 Talent Show 1, 23 P, P, 3, 4g Movie Comm. 3, 43 Float Comm. 3, 4g Senior Play 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Honor Roll 2, 3g El Ano Staff 4g Home- coming Comm. 1, 2, 3g Dog Tales 33 Student Council 4g ASB Officer 43 Sweetheart Candidate 4. Senior Class Officer Mary Louise Guglielmetti C. S, F, 1, 2, 3, 43 Sticka for lunch bunch 1, 2, 3, 4, G,A,A, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Student Council 4g Jr. Class Sec. 9 Sr. Class Rep. g P, P, 3, 45 Float Comm. 3, 4, C. S. F, Officer 3, 4. Barbara Louise Henze Jack gl Barbie F,H.A, 3, 4, Float Comm. 4g Pep Club 3, Senior Play 4g P, P, 3, 45 Jr. Movie Comm. 3. Bruce Cecil Herrington F. F,A, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Float Comm. 3, 4, Movie Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm 3. Play Comm. 4. Daniel Dale Hester F. F,A, 1, 2, Football 1, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4. Dana Jay Hopewell Daner Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen 4, Base- ball 2, 4, Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Gina Marie Howells Weener Float Comm. 4, P. P. 4, FHA 4. Pamela Marie Jacks Transfer from Bonita Vista High 3, P. P. 3, 4, Float Comm. 3, 4, Prom. Comm. 3, FFA 4, Homecoming Princess 4, El Ano Princess 3. William James Kelly Frosh Football, Frosh Basektball, JV Track, JF Foot ball, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, Junior P. P. Cheerleader. One Hours Sleep before midnight is worth three after George Herbert Jim L. King FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. James Sheldon King Trolley 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Chorus 3, 4, JV Basketball 2, Soccer 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Float Comm. 3, 4, Play Comm 4, Student Council 4. Keith Michael Klepin Transfer from Lincoln, CSF 3. George Andrew Krisik ufvrogu Baseball 1, 2, Football 3, Chess Club 3, Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, ASB 4, Class Officer 3, Goobers 1, 2, 3, 4. Babette Ann Lawrence llBabSH Drill Team 1, F,H,A, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, J.V. Homecoming Candidate 3, Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Daisy Chain 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, Home- coming Queen 4, Homecoming Comm. 3, 4, Candy Comm, 2, Bike Comm, 4, Senior Gift Comm. Russell Thomas Laws llJaWsIl Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, King Candidate 4, P, P, 3, 4, Lettermen 3, 4, Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3. Degina Alieda Leunen Dini Honor Roll 2, 3, Class Officer. Charles Vincent Mandala Jr. Chuck Trolley 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, J. V. Baseball 2, Var, Wrestling 3, Student Co. 3, 4, Class Rep. 4, Senior Play Chrm. , Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Prom Comm. 3, P, P 4, Lettermen 3, 4, Float Comm. 3, 4, Class Pres. 4. Cheer 2, Var. Head Cheer 3, Class Sec. 2, P, P. 3, 4, Manual Edgar Marin Jr. Chino Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Goober squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff Cheerleader 4, Spanish Play 3, Class Representative 4. Nancy Ellen Maxwell lINan1I Pep club 2, 3g FBLA 3. Candace Ann McWhorter ncandyvv FILA 1, 2, 4, FHA Sec. 2, 43 GAA 1, Drill Team 15 JV Cheerleader 2, Powderpuff 4g Float Comm. 1, Fresh man Vice-Pres. 19 Soph. Pres. 2, Spanish Play 3. Christopher Neuhausen llKitll Mary Annina Pac elli l!Ninall Float Comm. 45 P, P, 4, Honor Roll 4, Senior Play Comm, g Glee Club lg Drill Team 1. Frank Drake Peterson Football lg Basketball lg Track l, 2, 4, Float Comm John Preston Margie Lauon Pritchard HR ed!! Chorus 1, Pep club 2, C,S, F, 3, 4, F, B, L,A, 2, Spanish play 3, 4, Senior Play 3, 4, Float Comm. 1, 2 35 El Ano, Paper Staff 2, 45 Movie Comm. 2, StiCka for Lunch Bunch l, 2, 3, 4. Sandra Anne Reese Sandi Drill Team 2g Float Comm. 2, 4, Daisy Chain 1, 25 El Ano Staff 4g Senior Gift Comm. 4. Michael Lou Rodelo nRoSeyn Freshmen Football 1g F, F,A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F, F,A, Of- ficer 1, 2g Wrestling 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football 4. Timothy Fredrick Christopher Rowe Band 1, 2. Cynthia Diane Salow llcynll Drill Team 2, 3g F, H,A, 3, 4, Float Comm, 2, 3g Prom Comm. 3g P, P, 3. Michael John Scarbery lIMikel! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres, 3, Drama fStu- dent Directorj 3, Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm, 3, Senior Play 4. Suzanne Marie Severtson I lsuel I Mascot 3, Drill Team 1, Movie Comm. 3, 4, Float 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H.A, 3, F, F.A. 1, 2, Student of the Month QMarchJ 4, Daisy Chain 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Honor Roll 3, 4, Hommoming 3, Bike Comm, 4, Candy Comm, 2, G.A,A. 4, Prom 3, P. P, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. Melanie Lenone Sumpter I I I Drill Team 1, 2, Newspaper 3, El Ano Princess 3, Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, P, P, 3, G,A,A, 1, Movie Comm. 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2. Debra Jo Suter Rain Maker Powderpuff 3. Kathryn Lizbeth Swift I I Kathy! I Transferred from Monte Vista High School, Fresh- men Y-Teens, Class Officer 1, 2, P, P, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, F.H,A. 4, Officer 4, F.H,A, Rep. To State convention 4, Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Sweetheart Candidate 2, F,H.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Movie Comm. 2, Honor Roll 3, 4. Jacqueline Kay Turner Jackie Transferred from Monte Vista High School 3. Many hands make light 'work William Patten Robert Fred Vickers llmbbyll Tennis 2, Track 3, 4, Football 4g Wrestling 4, Float Comm, 3, Letterman Club 3, 4g Senior Play, Allen Timothy Warner HAI-ll Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 Stephen Orion Whitney S !IE1ilY Football lg Goober Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. Luis Yanez FFA 1, 2, Football 1, 4, Lettermen 4 It's all in a day's work. ggi V, it 3 Xl . K . ggi ' i R mg ,-:fwm-f.:- .V 'e M--7-1 iwvgfsz-if-'fQzs:1 sE3ifE4?iigbiT5- In-lf. WMWX A. .. f5L?5i1'5ii'f9?i:l1sf-2''fi-i.55fT- '3 -i ' EW? fm--if, '-1 ,4 :- -- V.: -:ymi . ::-gs:f',:,s::.f:,. .., iw my ' , z :qgss'.f:-fiwiiibi :fl fiyagszffeyx 1 -fgeiw, Y -f F if 1 ,:,,: V , 53. liggis-i Jizz- f 1 -W- ,'5S?il2r1gff3' ' - ' - ' f, 5 W,-,L , , , . 106 L' Elin 3 - f 933115253-fx: - 1-' iliigg ii Above Left: Guess who? Aren't they cute? JuSt ' diillnt X ave 1 lem, 1111119 o J L Weaf Above Right: Another exciting Pep Rally! Jose Acosta. Robing Awalt Jesus Barragan Rosa Garcia Paula Gideon Tim Guernsey Terry Harris Rich Henning Carol Hoffman Dave Jerde Miguel Martin Connie Lehmann Francisco Lopez Mike Mitchell Kathy Nicoletti Leo Olmos David Pepper Bill Ruby Larry Russ Scott Stovall Where do you want to go this time? SE IOR CLASS OFFICER f,. . fe' . . ' President Q K Q' 1 Q Bruce Delong r T N rw .wi x N 1 J 1' .5 E.. 1- f ZND SEME TER President: Chuck Mandala Vice Pres.: Secretary: Treasurer: Fred Conklin Cindy Salow Mary Guglielmetti Vice Pres . z Gale Darrough Treasurer: Kathy Dalton Not Pictured: Bruce Herrington Secretary Bill Kelly and Gale Darrough Best all around , ml . S 2 X . -osx-U:..7.sffmgwwrfas Qesisirf,-K,fQ,:w twink?- A., 5: g :, . 1 ' Q . esaaifsgoarfsxwe of X as-aeisisggaifsaqpgfg ye. S in-sizsiifkzeiemei, 235,232 Y fs-.Sf-Q-wgigsesisigf iiigiiliisiifwiiigiv fffgffewsami Qyfgmfgwtsi 1 5323225155 sifsriksx' -Swag lqiggagg miilm f3:m1vg5.f:es5' e:f2f1eiw?sf? mm 3 Q- 4115 Q is N S fx 5 X Y if 5 S Q X S X s X exit 5 A . is N gig, 1 ix , if is Yi Frank Peterson and Dawn Clinkscales Bruce Fulmer and Babette Lawerence Best Legs Best Personality Galen Darrough and Debbie Gooch Most Spirited Mlke Scarberry and Mary Gughelmettl Klt Neuhausen and Barbie Henze Most Intelhgent' Wittiest ' wma ' a ' . ' A Chuck Mandala and Kathy Dalton Most Talented Senior S tandouts Bruce DeLong and Sue Cupp Most Athletic 5355225 110 nw. .1 J x xi' Fred Carmichael and Rosa Garcia Dave Pepper and Lauri Liiddings The Foxiest Gerry Griggs and Cindy Salow Prettiest Smile Q.. XX 1 Q KL' .Q nf x . , V .V ,Q Prettiest eyes if -X mwauwx- A LY Ron Channon and Lori Brown Best Dressed We'll Remember What can be written in one page of the most important years of one's life? Many emotions have come and gone since the first freshman class of the new Ramona High School entered in the year of Nineteen Hundred Sixty Eight. Now that we are past history, who will re- member us ? Our class is not noted for its size, its athletic excellence, or any of the other factors that to most people signifies a successful graduating class. Each of us knows what he has done for Ramona, and what Ramona has done for him. It has given us headaches, bruises, disgust, and tears. But, ironically, these tears are not of sorrow but of joy. Emotions like these will always be remembered in mind and heart as long as we live. Four years ago, Ramona High School re- ceived a group of young people, who have emerged, equipped with four short years of education. These years spent at Ramona High School must prepare us for many years of endeavor--college, finding meaningful work, or raising a family. But now that we are gone, we look back ..... to our friends, joys, and sorrows, our vic- tories and defeats, and all the rest that make up high school memories and remember how much we loved RAMONA HIGH SCHOOL. w 'l3 , fax E ESE I 2 ll if ll 2 ll? I ' 2 iii i 2 l ies, E , -ll Q e H l .id Hlgl' ll is lil l 'E 3 1 l if ! ix 5. 3 V , 2 3 E S 5 5 1 , 3 Z 1 5 F Q 4 9 'a Q: 1 1 4 4 6 A 4 1 . I A 11 2 U , 'r L 5 S 5 U f P, 5 S 32 2 '4 3 S 3 V 2 3 F 1 x S2 5 X 3 1 Y ff 1 9 A N L SH X '4 5 5 5 2 G 4 7 x fl 3 5 F S Z 3 5 3 2 5 T7 1 a 2 'w Q P1 x -. x 4 if x v 4 3 v A 1. Z' 5 3 1. 7' . E 5 i 5 w E r X H Q Q 2 J 5 4 '. 71 Pi S '2 51 -4 H 5 1 1 5 C X . Jesus Abarca Miguel Abarca Donald Anderson Jerry Anderson Phyllis Anderson Cindy Bane Linda Baker Bob Best Wanda Binder Vern Blanchard Brian Blomberg Sandy Bradford Jody Bromfield Dana Brooks Diane Brown Cindy Canfield Hernan Centina Rob Cherry Bob Christians Scott Clapper Dave Clinkscales Laura Coate Annette Cockerell Jo Cole .dw hi? Mark Cooper Debby Covey John Dale Nick Depron Jan Depola Pete Doelman Debbie Donahue Jim Dugan Kathie Dunn Sue Edwards Dorthy Egleston John Finley Tom Fite Larry Fiammang Cherry Fogieson Issac Garcia Mark Generauy John Gonzales Tim Green Larrie Gregg Gail Griggs Vince Guglielrnetti Jason Hanson Barbara Harris Pat Hayes Nancy Hazlewood Jerry Heath John Heleman Vicki Hendry David Holderbaurn Laura Hornback Kathy Hosher Kim Hudson Kathie Hughes Ricky Hughes Larry Jackson Mario Jaurequi Steve Keith Pat Kelly Gina Kendall Ed Ketchem Bonnie Kildare Doug Kildare Diane King John King Joe Lacy Jeanie Pierce Bob Letzring Glynis Loughan Miguel Martin Raul Martinez Christy Mc Cafferty Dave McCoy Doug McIntosh Author McWhorter Gayla Meador Ted Miller Carrie Madglin Linda Murray Lori Olinger ff Q-qi 1 ZND SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERS President: Ed Ketchem Vice Pres.: Gayla Meador Secretary: Pat Poel Treasurer: Lynette Rogers JUNIOR 1S T SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERS President: Vince Guglielrnetti Vice Pres.: Lynette Rogers Secretary: Rusty Ray Treasurer: Joe Lacy Steve Palleson Kathy Patchen Jeanie Pierce Pat Poel Jay Ramirez Debbie Randall Jeff Ray Louise Ray Dennis Reese Julie Renfro Lynnette Rogers Doreen Romero David Ross Rick Sanchez Terry Savage Georgianne Shableski E lfe go Silva Mike Sindelar .J L Wifi ig? 2 xi fl FXR wi? fi, 2 . ff - J r Q gvi5Q:, i34 Keven Skahan Leslie Steag-all Susie Steagall Dave Strawn Rick Tingle Phillip Tso Rod Turner John VanTo1 Randy Walnum Diane Watt Candy Webb David Whigham Paulette Whitcomb Colleen William Virginia Yanez CAMERA SHY Kirn Brett Steve Broch Dee Clark Carol Curtis Demetrio Dickenson Mike Ebert Ronnie Guernsey Dave Helton Steve Ludlow Terry Lutnick Richard Parker Sheree Reese Bob Skelton Richard Turner Dennis Whitcomb V Jose Abarca Robin Allen Patty Aspin Mike Baker Pam Baker Sandy Beck Vicky Brandt Steve Blomberg Kenny Butler Patty Butler Randy Carmichall Kristy Carr David Cetina Danny Cockerell Sean Colgan Steve Conklin Ginger Conley Frank Corley -I 'Q .fi ii ' fisifif ,Ei life,-rkaig-1 ?'Q1I2iLiS f .i f ggggw an V. ,WM aw 'wg 2 . 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Jopi Leunen V' I, ....-v-'- SOPHOMORE S 1ST SEMESTER y CLASS OFFICERS President: Lisa Zick Vice Pres. : Cindy Swader Secretary: Sheryl Freeman Treasurer: Cindy Novak X -X, ZND SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERS President: RoiLynne Franch Vice Pres.: John Schneider Secretary: Debbie Jacks Treasurer: Brenda Lawrence Vonnie Lohman Frank Lunning Mike McCaffery Mike McComack Carla McIntosh Frank Medeies Brad Michaels Vicki Moreno Mickey Neilson Cindy Novak David Olinger David Orluskie Gary Payne Lori Pepper James Perdew John Pierce Maria Pinkerton Sheryl Portwood Barbara Prebicin Larry Prebicin Ann Ransom Debbie Raybould Leonard Reiss Paul Robert xslt John Schneider Patty Severtson Debbie Shirley Shauna Sickinger Kenneth Skahan Janet Snider Chris Stevens Carol Stock Danny Stockalper Vesna Sura Cindy Swader Jeff Swycaffer John Tiersma. Toby Tobiason Clayton Turner Doug Uniedt Jake Van Tol Debbie Walker Tom Walters Sue Ann Willard Denise Woods Angel Yanez Lisa Zick CAMERA SHY Perry Acosta Susan Alimosy Deborah Baptiste Paula Black Jim Booth Gary Cannell Ardell Curtis Mike Darrough John Etzell Debbie Hawkins Pat Kelly Diane Morrow John Ortiz Candy Webb xx' is noon A4HI Mink 5. .X 1' 3 GH SC V 9 4' mx Q, 3? .. W mga it - f Wm 5 'H ., A jhaiw' ME '.','--I Eff Maria Abarca Socorro Abarca William Allen Ken Alvis Darla Anderson Eddie Anderson Billy Baker Robbie Ballantyne Susan Bane Robbie Boldrick Bonnie Bohac Norman Bradford Kit Brett Cindy Broch Terri Bunting Dawn Callahan Cindy Celaya Sandy Chamberlain 4 f !' 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