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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1973 volume:

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For what you've done for each of us and our school, we dedicate this 1973 El Aiio to you. dents and faculty respond immediately to her warm personality, the way she tackles a job without a 5 I am Not Afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday-and I love Today. IN some Ways s 1 . I am like N Ia ee1 everybody else, IN some Ways I am like somebody else, And In someways I am like Nobody else. ,J-f P ws . ,gf-335, , 1 n X Y N ' -Nw pw- ,w.yq,i .. mi 8 A ,- wu- ,N , Qlzlr ,. f n L, ' Q -yd XL ,, ,k--. ,. f Q5 , i X L- an ' f , 5 'X g fs A .ses T 2 W ,E f gt ,kk . x:Q.T i 'ff fuh 1 iw 2i.i'7'f M231 X' im: if Sw -, A Er 'M M WUTQ gig? fwisi. . Q 1 Vk,. if Tig Msg 5 QQ. f1ggQA 1S,.f1:3i- nv 1 1 vs253w-was ,xgmgswf Nw f' K iakkam .. ,A.. ' wr 2 . : N A s Y X 5 .. . ,J w -am Q vw-X 5 eq -4, x n I Somebody V Y , :Vx , . N. ....,............. i X ' V if - . Q Magi 'qs-stab 'nv ',s,u1y':. mg ..-. f.' x 1 :P : : P . . , it , FRA First Semester Officers, Back Row, Left to Right: Ted Miller, Second Semester Officers, Left to Right: Terri Schwarze, John Joe Lacy, Georgianne Shableski, and Rusti Ray. Front: Kathie King, Dennis Reese, Ed Ketchem, Kathie Hoshor, Vern Blanchard Hoshor, Terri Schwarze, and Dennis Reese. and Vince Guglielmetti, Jesus Ab arc a Miguel Abarca FFA 1,2,3g MECHA 3g Lettermen 2, 3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2, 3, Track l,2, Susan Alimos sy Transferred from Poway High Gymnastics 2 , Don Anderson xl TS, Phyllis Lynn Anderson Ylphilll FHA 2,35 Float Comm, 3,4g Jr, Sr. Prom Comm. 33 P,P, 3,43 Drill Team 2g Cheerleader 43 Songleader 3 Cindy Bane FHA 1,23 Float Comm, 3,4g Home- coming Dance Comm, 39 P,P, 3g Prom Comm, 3g Dogtales Staff 3, Wanda Binder Sr. Play, P,P, 4: Float Comm. 3,4 Girls Track Team 1,2g Pep Squad 2g Drama Club 3. Vern D. Blanchard Transferred from Mt. Miguel Highg Letterman 3,49 UPU 43 Sr. Play Comm, 4g Sr, Gift Comm, 4g P,P, Cheer 4g Float Comm, 3,4g Tennis 45 Football 2,3,4g Wrestling 3,43 Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3, Brian C raig Blomberg UBI-il! Transferred from Naples, Italyg Sr. Playg Sr, Gift Comm. 45 Sec, of United Players Union 49 Football 2, 3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 3,4g Lettermen 3,49 P. P. Cheerleader 4. Sandra Bradford VYSandy!V Vicky Brandt Gymnastics 1,2,3g P,P, 35 Fitness Award 25 Gymnastics Award 2g Honor Roll 2. Kim Brett FFA 2,3g Football 2,35 Wrestling 2, Steve Broeh Captain Dubie Letterman 3,4g Float Comm. 3g JV Baseball 13 Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 4g Honor Roll 1,2. Diana Brown Diane Cynthia C anfield ucindyu FHA 2,3,4g Float Comm. 3,45 FHA Treas. 43 Sr, Play Comm. 4g Jr. Talent Show 3g Spanish Play 3g Gymnastics 3,4g P,P, 3,4g Drill Team 2,3,4g Honor Roll 2. Hernan Cetina MECHA Pres. 33 Class Pres Class V, Pres, 2g Student Co . 13 uncil 1,33 Float Comm. 1,2,3,4g CSF 1,2 33 MECHA 3 ,4g Letterman 2, 3,4gJr Talent Show 35 Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 2 , 3 , 4, Scott Clapper Earl David Clinkscal David, Clink Newspaper 23 FFA 2,33 JV F es ootball 2g Jr. Sr, Prom Comm. 3g Home- coming Prince 2g P,P, Cheerleader 3. Laura Ann Coate Coatesy CSF 1,2,3,4g CSF Sec. 33 GA 2,35 GAA Treas. 25 Publicity Chairman 3, Joan M. Cole YVJOU Float Comm. 2,3g PP 35 Dril A 1, l Team Sue Corty Deborah Marie Covey vvDebbyvv Student Council 43 Band 1,23 Choir 2,3,4g Annual 3,45 Editor gl Bus. Mgr. 4g Drill Team 3g El Ano Princess 23 Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Float Comm, 3g Talent Show Comm, 3g Who's Who in American High Schoolsg Ensemble 4. C arol Curtis Nick DePron Deborah Ann Donahue Dibbi Class Officer 2g FHA 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Annual 3,43 Sr. Play 4g Float Comm. 3,4g Daisy Chain 2,3g Gymnastics 2,3,4g P,P, 3,43 Cheer and Song Leader 2,3,4g Bat Girl fBasebally 3g Drill Team 4g State Girls fTrackp 2g Homecoming Prin- cess 2,3g Who's Who in American H,S,g Honor Roll 3,45 Jr, Class Talent Show 3, Kathie Lynn Dunn vvKittyu Class Treas. lg Float Comm, 1,2,3, 45 FHA Off. 1,2,3g Gymnastics 3,4g GAA 1, P,P, 3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,4 Drill Team lg Homecoming Princess lg Homecoming Queen 4g Honor Roll 2,3,4g Annual 3,43 Who's Who in American H.S. 4g DAR Award 4. Sue Edwards Chorus 1,45 Drill Team 3,45 P,P, 4 Roberta Evans Transferred from Poway High P,P, 4g FHA 4 Larry Flammang Industrial Shop Award 3,4 Mark Genereaux John Michael Gonzales FFA 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3 Larrie Rae Gregg Hlwag-OOM Transferred from Arcata Highg FHA 2,35 Float Comm. 2,33 Prom Comm. 33 Gymnastics 2,33 P,P, 3,4g Drill Team 2g Cheerleader 3,4g Honor Roll 25 Annual 49 Jr, Class Talent Show 33 Daisy Chain 2,3 Gail Susan Griggs FHA 1,25 P,P, 3 Ronnie Paul Guernsey Letterman 1,2,3,4g Soccer 2g Tennis 1,2,3,4 Life is what We are alive to Live Vince Gugliemetti Butch JV Basketball 1,2,3g JV Baseball lg Varsity Track 2,33 Lettermen 2,3,4 Varsity Football 2,3,4g Class Pres 2,33 ASB Pres. 3,43 Member of the Hog Squad Jason Hanson JV Football 33 Varsity Football 3 Pat Hayes Vicki Lee Hendry vvHenI.yvv Transferred from El Cajon Highg Frosh. Initiation Comm, 23 Float Comm, 2,3,4g Prom Comm, 3g FHA 3g Homecoming Princess 3g Cheerleader 3 ,4 Q Derilyn Jean Hester Float Comm. 2g Gymnastics 2 P,P, 33 Fitness Award 2 Gym nastics Award 25 Honor Roll 2 Laura Ilornback Lori Richard Alan Hughes FFA 3g FBLA 4 Tennis l,2,3,4g JV Football 35 Pep Club 1 Kathryn Anne Hoshor Musher Kathe Jean Hughes GAA 1,2,3 Larry Jackson Big Lar Gina Kendall Teachers Club lg GAA 23 P,P, 3, Flag Corps lg Drill Team 3,4g Honor Roll 3 Ed Ketchem C actus Letterman 3,4g Float Comm, 2,3 Players Union Treas. 45 Sr. Play Comm, 4g Sr, Gift Comm. 4g Foo ball 1,2,3,4g Track 3,43 P,P, Cheerleader 3,4 4, ,4 t- Bonnie Kildare FFA 2,3,4g FFA sec, 2,33 FFA Pres. 45 Float Comm, 45 Sr, Play 4g P,P, 35 GAA Off. lg Outstanding Livestock 23 Star Chapter Farmer 2 Douglas Gene Kildare 1vDOug1v Student Rep, of Band 4g Band 1,2, 3,4g Handball for Lunch Bunch 2,3, 45 Track 3,4g Track Letter 3 Diane King Class Sec. lg Drill Team 1,2,3g ASB Rep. 3g FFA Reporter 23 FFA Treas, 3g GAA 15 Outstanding Spanish Student John King Float Comm, 4g Sr, Play Comm, 4g Track 3,4 Transferred from Madison High Debbie Kosut llLegSll Transfer from Troy High5 Choir 1,4 FBLA 25 Speech Team 25 Drill Team 45 Pep Squad 1 Joe Paul Lacy Class Pres, 2,45 Class Treas, 35 Student Council 2,45 FFA 1,25 Float Comm, 25 Talent Show Comm, 35 JV Football 25 JV Basketball 35 P,P, Cheerleader 35 Choir 45 Senior Play Comm. Brenda Lou Lawrence Float Comm. 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,35 Drill Team 25 Presidential Team 1, 25 El Ano Candidate 25 Cheerleader 33 Daisy Chain 1,25 Gymnastics 25 GAA 1 Bob Letz ring Football 2,35 Track 253,45 Letterman 3 herever you go 1 C lift Long there you are umm, gps!---an-V. L Glynis Loughran Gloom FHA 1,2,3g GAA lg P,P, 3,43 Drill Team 1,2,3g Chorus 3g Fitness award 35 El Aiio Candidate 25 Glee Club 3 Terry Lutnick Tennis 35 Football 4 Robert Mandala HB0bH Chorus 3,45 Dog Tales 4 Christi McCafferty CSF 2,3,4g Float Comm, 4g Sr. Play Comm, 4g P,P, 4 Doug Mc Intosh Gayla Meador Class Treas, lg Class V. Pres. 35 GAA lg FHA l,2,3g Float Comm. 1,2,3g Prom Chairman 35 Chorus 1,2,3g Talent Show Comm, lg P,P, 33 Drill Team 2,35 Drill Team Head 3g El Afio Princess 3g Honor Roll l, 2,35 Peppermint Trolley 1,2 Ted Miller Class V. Pres, 43 Letterman 2,3,4g Pres, Letterman 4g Football 2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Wrestling 3g Honor Roll 2,3 C arrie Modglin Diane Morrow Transferred from Poway Highg FHA 4g Honor Roll 2,3,4 Lynda Murray FHA 3,4g FHA sec, 45 Float Comm. 45 Sr, Play Comm. 4g Jr. Talent Show 3g CSF 3g Gymnastics 3,43 P,P, 4g Drill Team 3,4g Gymnastics Award 3 N A, ,f ., M., .WXJ , -ou.. as-L ,,,- -mv Q ml!!! , .gi M I ,lk 05W ,Q to 'ff' ist... T4 Patricia Edith Poel Trisha, Pat Songleader 33 Drill Team 23 Pep Club 33 CSF 2,3Q FHA l,2,33 Class Sec. 33 GAA lg Float Comm. 1,33 P,P. 3g Prom Comm. 33 Daisy Chain 23 Honor Roll 1,2,33 Talent Show l,2,33 Chorus 3 Louise Russell Ray Rusti Transferred from Kentucky3 Pep Club 23 GAA 2,33 Drill Team 33 Class Sec. 33 Gymnastics 3,43 Member at Large 43 FHA 4g Shelemiah 4g Sr, Play 4 Troy Reese Dennis Rep. of Sr. Class 23 Letter 43 Football 2,3,43 Track 2,3,4 Sheree Reese Float Comm. 43 Honor Roll 3,43 Chorus 2 Lynette Rogers Pooh Bear Gymnastics 1,35 CSF 3,43 Sr. Play Comm, 4g Float Comm. 3,43 Dog Tales 3,43 Class Officer 33 ASB Officer 43 P,P. 43 Drill Team 3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Outstanding Achiev. Pre-Calculus 3 Doreen Romero FBLA 3,43 FHA 4g MECHA 3,4g GAA 3g P,P, 3,4 David Ross Dr, Ross Student Council 33 ASB V. Pres, 33 Student Rep, - School Board 4g Drama Club 23 Chess Club, V, Pres. 2g CSF 2,3g Newspaper Ed, l,2,3,4g Annual Photo. 3,43 ASB Pres. 4 Terry Savage Dog Tales 2,35 Chorus 2,3,4 Georgianne Maureen Shableski George Drill Team 1, FHA 2,3g Chorus 1, 3,4g Ensemble 45 Class Rep. 43 Float Comm, 3,43 Homecoming Comm, 33 P,P, 3,4g Shelemiah 4g Sr. Play 4 Elfego Silva H Fagoil Bookkeeping Award 2, Hidden away in the Leaves of Life l l Miko Sindelar Transferred from San Diego High3 Track 2,33 Football 23 P,P. Cheer leader 23 Jr. Talent Show 23 Sr. Float Comm, Leslie Steagall FHA 2,33 Glee Club 2,3Q Float Comm, 2,33 P,P, 33 Fitness Award 3 Terry Schwarze Transferred from Troy Highg Class Treas. 43 Biology Club lg German Club lg French Club V. Pres. 33 Shelemiah 43 CSF 3,43 Float Comm 43 Sr, Play Comm, 43 International Club 3g GAA 33 P,P, 43 Pep Club 1 Everythlng IS beautlful, ln ltS own Way Vesna Sura FHA 23 Float Comm. 2,3,4Q Gym- nastics lg Dog Tales 23 Honor Roll 1,2 Phillip Tso llphilw MECHA 43 J.V. Football 23 V, Track 2,3,43 Letterman 2,3,4 Carol King said that you've got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. You have to love life for it to be beautiful, You've got to take in every smile, every song, and every experience while you ca.n. Our theme has been that you have to reach out and touch the life that you are alive to. You have to be perceptive to every moment and learn all you can from it. You've got to take things as they come and live both the good and the bad, because they are both going to be there. Look back through the year and see what you have been a part of. What experiences have you seen, felt, and worked for? Have we really been living life in anticipation of all its beauty? We hope this book expresses some of the life, and maybe some of the lack of it, that we have experienced at Ramona High this past year. We've really got to get into life and love it, because every moment of apathy is the loss of something beautiful, , W ,tn Maia? Rodney B . Turner Rodd Letterman 2,3,4g FFA lg Wrestling 23 Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball lg Track 1,2,3 John Van Tol FFA 1,2,3g FFA Off, 2g Livestock Award lg Project Comp, Gold lg Silver 2 Randy Walnum Diane Watt Gymnastics 3g Glee Club 2g P. P, 3,4g Drill Team 1,2,3 5 ,k.h ,K i...kA David William Whigham CSF V. Prcs. 1,2,3,4g Float Comm, 4g Geometry Award 2g Algebra II Award 33 Physics Award 3 Paulette Arlcen Whitcomb Poopsie Chorus 1,2,4g Drill Team 2,3,4g Pep Club lg Annual 3,4g Float Comm, 4g Honor Roll 2,3,4g Ensemble 4 Virginia Yancz FBLA 1,2,3,4g GAA 2,:sg MECHA 3,45 Float Comm, 2,3,4g P,P, 3,4 Lisa Zick Class Pres. 2g Dog Tales 1,2g Float Comm, 1,23 El Ano Queen Candidate 25 GAA 1,29 Gymnastics 1,2,3,4g GAA Award: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Fitness Award 2 Not Pictu red Gary Anderson Linda Baker Eleazar Beltran Bob Best Mark Cooper Paul Dawson Pete Doleman Dorthy Egleston Isaae Garcia Donna Guenther John Ileleman Jim Nord Kim Hudson Pat Kelly Raul Martinez David McCoy Steve Palleson Jay Ramirez Jeff Ray Bob Skelton Gary Standridge Dennis Whiteomb Leigh Wilcox Christine Woodward ,. th, us N , Y , N in 'if '3 fs-fb? tim' t . x , kg If Best Bods Lynda Murray Ted Miller of KA .' Best Dressed Kathy Hoshor Doug Mc Intosh Senior Most Ath1etic Virginia Yanez Rodd Turner Best All Around Kathie Dunn Hernan Cetina ffi. I Sovereigns 0 .L -W 4 P- 1 ' L ig' X f v - 1 -XJ-1' w N 1 . , - e Wu lx ,QR ,f X . 1 .. .f Q . 4-. rf' ,A 1 Vw 6 +1 cn HP 1'0- .-. co m FY' E cn -V1 mm :- 5.0 B3 mm 5?-1 rn Eco 5-Ui mm -1 UQ Best Personality Terry Schwarze Vern Blanchard ,YVK E ' 1. 'Ig ' l - ,AQ-f5if,xQ:' f i 1 f lily' , . v' 'J-We K ,1-K, K Q R .+,xfl'. ' ,QM .X-1. ,wg ' is H XR fs ' - he ff-wavy. A if-xv 8'-.rr Mk X. . . fi if e 5 L I rf' Most Intelligent Laura Coate David Whigham ,. X35 Q-Vail gui 3' , 1 N Prcttiest Smile Debbie Donahue fl ,M . . 'M' Dave Clmkscalcs wh' 3 , F l wk l 31 :SNL-? ,V K , 1 an 'srl JPL wwf 1 F' ., . ,. mf as Most Talented' Lisa Z ick Pat Hayes Y X ' if ii 5 7I!S3f.:!5Em,5i3f:f6 . S1 N ,M - 5 ,Q lmrimkxs-Ek 'gif w9ffR!7 X ,. .gg.. ,X A my Mm dll 'Q' inf! an alle' ws. Q ? I Q, 'fiiw W Q! iff Anybod lv First Semester Officers-Back - Frank Corley, David Ross, Vince Gugliemetti. Front - Lynette Rogers, Karen Dalton, Janet Snider, Jaon DeLong. ,ggi 992 V, K if 2 75 lv Q W2 A ,z , ' 1 W 5 5 M 2 , ' A if E A.S. . Involvement in Student Government is an important ftuiction, which gives responsi- ble people the chance to serve their school and learn about the basic principles of democracy at the same time. Our ASB has been made up of a number of very unique individuals, perhaps more so than in any time in the last few years. New faces bring new ideas and there were many new ideas talked about and acted upon this last year. The first President of the school year was Vince Guglielmetti, who had also served the last Semester of school year 71-72. Vince combined common sense and a way with people to produce a very effective leader of the student government. The second President was David Ross, a student with different ideas and the' deep de- sire to make the ASB more responsive to Student Needs. Though a controversial figure, David was able to implement many of his plans including a new ASB Constitu- tion that was adopted in March 1973. During the last year an awareness has come to Ramona, an awareness that Student Government is something more than a popularity gameg and it shows in the actions of the officers and the Student Council. LEFT: Mr. Bossenbroek, A,S,B, Advisor , ,, Second Semester Officers--Jim Perdew, Karen Dalton, David Ross, Lori Darwin, Rhonda Sorric DOG TALES The sixteen members of the Dog Tales staff, under the wise, cheerful guidance of Editor Dr. Ross have become good journalists looking anywhere for all the new or exciting things that happen at R. H. S. Miss Krogman, our advisor, has been very helpful to all of us: lending us a hand or some advise whenever needed. Ross, who has been with the newspaper for four years and editor for two, will be leaving us this year: but with the experience and knowledge gained this year, the staff hopes to return next year with bigger and better plans for our Dog Tales. .awww .Lil T F.B.L.A. F.B. L.A., Linder the guidance of Miss Krogrnan, is an organ- ization designed to provide an outlet for dedicated and enthusiastic students who are interested in a career in business. By working together in different activities-preparing programs for football games, other money-making activities and preparing for workshops and conferencesg they hope to gain the experience, confidence and leadership necessary in our world today. T, ,,,,,1, The F.F.A. exists today be- cause of a cooperative spirit and a desire on the part of students 14 to 21 years of age. It is a national organization in which young adults can secure practical business experience, act as their own instructors, and enjoy good fellowship with others who have a common interest in Agribusiness. F.F.A Nm f' ue. ah A . . 0 J. - A K D .L 9' . K W K . iw . , I t .. 1 . . . ' . , 4' .kkglisigy-nfwki . . . . lst Row: Mannuel LaChappa, Frank Corley, Mr. Menses, Goerge Kosut, Laurie Bick, Betty Lowman, Diana King, Laura Kelley, Diane King, Diane Lowman. 2nd Row: Jake VanTol, Steve Conklin, John Tiersma, Robin Gregerson, Carol Stock, Lynn Flesher, Pat Fulmer, Margret McCafferty, David Demeaux. 3rd Row: Mickey Neilson, Tom Hart, Jean Allen, Leon White, Richard Hayden, Jolm Gonzales, Todd Thompson, David McCorduck, Mike Farrar. 4th Row: Kit Brett, Phillip Tso. I'd like to teach the World to sing . . . tstrta K W adlrr ' v H ' ' ,, 4 ,fy fe, A ' ,1 .,f if gi 5 Y' A ,, 433, 25 Z J J J ' I H ' AV fig 5 I V . G is W'f' W' M get N --.' A .K ff N R . T it , X 5-,fl ' H ,L . .,.. A. z V ' , 1 at 1 it ' it i f ',,. 1 ' -W i 9 f H W - is V' 11, 3, , I 2 f 15 ..,,.... 6 tml , an ,, lst Row: Ann Ransom, Janet Ransom, Sue Edwards, Didi Shableski, Terrv Bunting, Connie Bailey, Penny Shidner, Barbara Watt, Chris DePaola, Steve Palleson, Davena Welty, Wanda Baldwin, Penny Ferguson, Sharon Woodruff, Georgianne Shableski, Deborah Kosut, Arletta Strong, Darla Anderson, Mr. Boaz. 2nd Row: John Schneider, Cindy Novak, Tammy Bromfield, Dawn Callahan, Kelly Rickert, Kathie Kalabsa, James Ltmning, John Robison, Deborah Covey, Elena Apodaca, Terry Schwarze, Janet Snider, Denise Woods, Sue Ann Willard, Janet Frampton. 3rd Row: Rhonda Sorric, Debra Gilliland, Vonnie Lohman, Pam Gardner, Louise Ray, Glen Comer, Jose Abarca, Dave McCoy, Bob W Hill, Paulette Whitcomb, Michelle Haddy, Ginger Muck, Annette Ferguson, Mary Hazelwood, Ardell Curtis. 4th Row: Mary Pallason, Pam Wolff, Irene Silva, Johanna Henze, Linda Mclntosh, Joe Lacy, Mike Gilliland, Bob Mandala, Marshall Mason, Terry Savage, Kim Brett, Rusty Smith, Tim Hayes, Joni Tippets, Sandy Bradford, Sandra Williams, Marrijane Denham, Laurie Santos. l -F FFFJ .. A - 4 ECH ft 7 'W' Q-nnu0 First row: Mr. Estell, Isaac Garcia, Marta Martinez, Jay Ramirez, Pancho Mendeles, Robert Hill. Second row: Valentino Cardenes, Hernan Cetina, Jesus Abarca, Elena Almos, Nolverta Rubio, Dina De Martino, Maria Ramirez, Elena Apodaca, David Cetina, Jose Abarca, Joni Garcia. Third row: Manuel Yanez, Juan Romero, Raul Martinez, George Martinez, George Garcia, Eliazar Beltran, Juan Ortiz. MECHA is composed of mainly Mexican-American students, however, it is open to any student who desires to join. This club was formed in 1971 due to the efforts of Mr. Estell. It was formed so that Mexican students, or better yet Chicano students, could help any non-English speaking Chi- cano student to get better acquainted with the school, help him with his studies, and with his language problem. Another purpose of the MECHA club is to help the American people get a better understanding of the culture. MECHA also hopes to aid the adults Chicano community of Ramona with their difficulties. FHA President - Adele Hojnowski Vice President - Debbie Herrington Treasurer - Cindy Canfield Secretary - Lynda Murray Left to Right, Front row: Vicki Hojnowski, Debbie l Herrington, Adele Hojnovvski, Linda Guernsey, Cindy Canfield, Janet Ramsom, Ruth Ransom, Lynn Davis, Susan Bane, Lynn Swycaffer, Debbie Watkins, Jennifer Yepiz, Lynn Huxtable, Miss Barkelew, Jena Kendal, Pat ' A ' Hogervorst, Kathy Johnson, Pam Baker, Roberta Evans, Karen Dull, Denise Perdew, Lisa Hughs, Sheila Herera, Kathy Clauser, Rusti Ray, Brenda Lawrence, Marla Reiss, Bonnie Curtis. .,.,f' -.-w A QM- t. ,V C.S.F. lst Semester , LEFT: Back row, left to right--Kathy Hoshor, Joanne Guglielmetti, Donna Rae King, Janet Frampton, David Ross, Sheryl Freeman. Seated: David Whigham, Kristie Carr, LEFT: Mr, Sticka, Advisor BOTTOM LEFT: 2nd Semester Back, left to right--Kay Gassaway, Lynne Huxtable, Carol Curtis, Kristie Carr, Laurie Hughes, Melia Carrol, Kathy Hoshor, Cindy Swader, Joan DeLong, Mary Flesher, Annette Ferguson, Mr. Sticka, Sharon Woodruff. Front, left to right--David Ross, Jo Jo Murray, Hennie Leunen, David Whigham, Sheila Herrera, Gary Whigham, Christy Kraus, John McEntire, David Hoshor, Donna King, Don Murray, Yvette Klepin, Kurt Bullard, Dave Chamberlain, Janet Frampton, Bernice Hogervorst, Debbie Roscap. Lynnette Rogers, Hernan Cetina, Laura Coate, Mr i Q, Sticka, Joan DeLong, Yvette Klepin, Jo Jo Murray, ...Q 4 Xww ' S ,f 'k 5 2 x 3 x 4 Q Rig' s if - X Wx ' X' , T W NV. 5 - W .fwsff -x ' A- --Q, '3 ' SY 'iazfaii .A 9 m , t 3i3 125? f 5?fQ I mii??W5f'iT N 'A iT4'M 'm 5 W ' H - W A 1' . w. W x X813 ggpw ffl , 'ffl Q K ' f 2. 3 y gg K S A S Q ' 8 K yi 7? gg ga my ! ik if NV L Q lg x 2 -- 5 3 - 2 ' - . 3 ' E ,. 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Maria Abarca Socorro Abarca William Allen Ken Alvis Darla Anderson Cindy Broch William Bulkeley Terri Bunting Dawn Lf!! allahan Cheryl Cannell Cindy Celaya Sandy Chamberlain Jeff Copeland Donald Cuatt Danny Cupp Jon Curry Alan Curtis John Dahl Cheryl Davis Joan DeLong Teresa Demeaux Mary Denham Dean Denison Kathy Dugan Mike Dunn Antoinette Evans Bob Evans Penny Ferguson David Finley Mary Flesher Janet Frampton Pat Fulrner Pamela Gardner David Gregersen Karnes U ,xml-5 F . , K we ' :,,,f - - - -K,555:g41ff2,wNgl5f15g::e MRM .wr ,Y ' - 'S at az. -- 'LQfsp2. .. EYE? ,ge :gif ':. .-: ,, ASPEN'-f . ' . ': Z' FE:-ps, 551' ',. 1 , Q . -. .t,...::: ,,,,, ,Q . . ,, 1 tial, N ,. as H if ' g1:. :'Ha:. -555 5. wi, , -We f.-ffsSf:i.V:fQ-- ' is re i d- N35 :f,.-,Rfk-I .21 af:fsgf S?Q t' .sf A - ,. f - F sf -. . ., . 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McCafferty Debbie McComack Danny McCowan Mark Miller Mark Miller Max Mittman Jeff Modglin Ginger Muck JoJo Murray Laurie Neuhausen George Olmos Cindy Ortiz Mary Palleson Herbert Parker Alicia Pinkerton Sandy Raybould Kelly Rickert John Robison Eddie Ruffner Kevin Runfola Kathy Salow Laurie Santos Debbie Schmid Kathy Selzler Kathy Severtson Didi Shableski James Shive Irene Silva Rusty Smith 58 ff -1421- 17 el 'S' ,wfvf . if, J - V .':'::.1'- 1-.Sf ... .252 25 - X -f5..1y,. .. wx - , ' -gg 1 f: zifgfffeaslf f lisife .V f 11fer:-.::v::f1m-wews-. 11 -f .--1.1 :file-:m X1:13,Qf s. I-' -:X i n . :. f fzif' X' .. . 5.3.-. ., YK x as N if 5' 'X P3 x it 1 Maize :aw . 'igfgfigfgggw ,,,. , . ,. . ltvys, - X Qv asea- - .. so , it C'i5'fl X N K ' 3' 'K xx 1 X S X ' 3 X 4 X we X . 2- :fu-55 ' -- .. v,,.., - QLSSVIYL .- ' j.',j,5g: X ' sa. WX X ' i . .. f.. X., ,Q -' ifiiziil asettg mms If . k Xewzmgz fa ..X..,XX.155.. felssfifsra W 5: XA. Xa, ss. is ' f -eff. -qX 3:5 gg , :ae X. ff if-192. 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Esther Yanez Ron Zentz Fred Solis Laura Sorg Rhonda Sorric Linda Spratley Lynn Stack Kim Standridge Jeff Stewart Scott Stone Steve Swader Tim Stixrud Luis Tapia Richard Tapia Joni Tippets Cheryl Tobiason Vanes sa Tobias on Don Turner Robert VanEgmond Barbara Watt Paul Webb Gary Whigham Dennis Whirlow Lynnda White Joe Williamson Pam Wolff Sharon Woodruff 59 ,1- ,, ,, FRE HME 1st Semester Officers: L to R: Gary Walker, Treas.g Kurt Bullard, VPQ Tim Hayes, Pres.g David Chamberlain, Sec, . at 2 i ft X5 Qi 3 S - l ' A - ' LLLL: is 1 Q .. ff ka, .5 Rocco Allen Robert Amie Steven Anderson ldlcna Apodaca Dawn Arnold Wanda Baldwin Cynthia Ball Michael Barrington Cheryl Bartlett Matt Beck Pearson Bickel Laurie Bik Brad Blanchard Robin Boehle David Bohac Kim Baughner Valeria Brandt Russell Brean Tammy Bromfield Kurt Bullard Larry Bullard Bill Butler Paul Callahan Kevin Canfield Nitty Carmelo Robert Carrigan Terri Carroll Jana Catalano David Chamberlin Sherry Chaplain Kathy Claus er Terri Clift Doug Clinkscales Carmen Conley Brett Conway Natalie Cordoba Joe Cotey Bonnie Curtis Jeff Dawson David Demeaux Lynn Depaola Luanne Draper Kathy Dray Kelly Edwards Don Ellis April Evans Cathy Faye Annette Ferguson Earlene Fields ad '. 'X 9 ' A Q.. .9 ,PX ai' X .rf If Ar- 'QVR Ruth Finley Larry Fogleson Nickey Fox Bill Freeman Bill Frost George Gnrc ia Ricardo Garcia Virginia Gardner Kay Gassaway Lynn Genereaux Debora Gilliland Greg Gonzales Barbara Gowen Karen Guernsey James Hale Consuelo Hassey Terry Hayes 3, Mary Hazelwood ' Sheila Herrera E 3. Randy Herrington Bernice Hogervorst Wes Hornback Susan Hudson Lisa Hughes ! N 63 Bob Hunt Shari Hyatt Vanessa Ikes Charles Johnson Richard Jones Patrick Jorden Kathie Kalabsa Laura Kelly Mary Ketchem Jeff Kildare Ernie Klemm Christy Kraus Marla Leach Bill Lehman Betty Lowman Wayne Lohman Rod MacDonald Marta Martinez Rebecca Maxcy RK wma, 2 kgs K ilk sei by 4 David MeCorduck Linda Mclntosh Joe Meade Robert Meade Jon Michaels Nathan Mills Colleen Morgret Donald Murray Danielle Nathanson Mic heal N icoletti Kevin Owens Charles Parker Donna Pegg Denise Perdew Karla Phillips Daniel Piper Kathy Porath Julie Posik Richard Pritchard Joan Pruitt Maria Ramirez Terri Ramos Janet Ransom Ruth Ransom Teddy Redelk Marla Reiss Cheryl Rice Qindy Rifile Nolberta Rubio Paul Salow Ralph Sanchez Terri Schneider Steve Semeniek Thea Shableski Penny Shidner David Smith Paul Smith Ernest Sorg Arletta Strong Mark Sturgeon Roger Swift Lynn Swycaffer Todd Thompson Lonni Troutt Jennifer Uran Cathy Vance Carla Van Egmond Sonia Villa Mark Vogler Lloyd Wagner Gary Walker Julie Walker Penny Walnum John Walters Debbie Watkins Debbie Webner Devena Welty Doug Wescott Lon White Jim Wigley Sandra Williams Kirk Witherow , l Q . A 2 I ADMINISTRATIO Students: Whether you become a laborer, a secretary, a teacher, a doctor, a salesman, or contribute to any other facet of your community, the point is plain, you need not have to be a genius to exercise that power. However, you must learn to work and function on the survival level as well as verbalize on the philosophical level, and you must dis- cover as an individual. To do good, we must first know good. To serve beauty, we must first know beauty. To speak truth, we must first know truth. And we must know these things forourselves, recognize them ourselves, and be able to describe, explain, and communicate them by our- selves when no one else is present to prompt us or bribe us. Such knowledge gives the individual a worthwhile purpose in life. As individuals we must hold true to that purpose and let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Goodbye and good luck to the graduating class of 1973. I hope you will find health and happiness in the days ahead. To the underclassmen, I urge each of you to make full utili- zation of your remaining years at our high school. It is with much pleasure that I express my thanks and ap preciation to the students and staff of Ramona High School for a most successful school year. Both groups have earn ed an enviable record of achievement and it is with your at titude and cooperation that the accomplishment became a reality. Challenges presented by today's society have been met but future challenges will indeed be different and most assuredly more complex. By your success in meeting today's challenges you are prepared to more adequately ac cept and meet those challenges imposed upon you in future years. While you cannot change what is past you can direct the future. Accept this as your goal and you will have con tinued success. I am honored to have been associated with you in your ef forts. School Board Members Rudy Stockalper Robert Delong Maurice Chambers William Perdew Herb Walters Mr. Boaz: Chorus, Wrestling Coach Mr. Baniaga: Ornamental Horticulture, Nursery Sldlls, General Science, General Math Miss Barkelewz Boys' Home Ee. , Family Living, Beginning Foods, Intermediate Foods ' 3534 v ff X - if 5 13+ rg if A .K :f A . 1 . -Q ,1 sr wfltvnvn is Mr. Bossenbroek: Student Scheduling, Algebra I 8z II, Psychology, ASB Advisor, Student Attendance Qu Mr. Cleveland: Marching Band Band Mr. de Domenico: English II, Boys' P.E. , Coach for Varsity Football Mr. Estell: E.S.L., Vocational Ed., Counselor, Mr. Heyde: Record Keeping, Typing, Book- MECHA Advisor keeping, General Business Mrs. Geldert: Modern Dance, fGirls' P.E.y -+, 4. A at M Mr. Hill: Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4 Mr. Hardiman: Algebra I, Geometry, Pre-Calculus Miss Krogman: Typing, Shorthand, Pub- lications, Newspaper, Annual, F.B.L.A. Advisor uuur - f,1':f,iigW mf. ' Lew ,A f Mrs. McDonald: Senior Coun- selor, Counselor, Senior Class Advisor Z V XJ' 7 Q' ply X .1 'N f F Mr. Peden: Basic Reading, Drivers Training Mrs. Price: English 3, American Novel, Civics Mr. Richardson: U.S. History, English 2, Contemporary Literature Mr. McMicken: Industrial Shop, Archi- tectural Drawing, Vocational Skills, Ad- vanced Shop, Senior Class Advisor, Shelimiah Advisor Mr. Menezes: Small Gas Engines, Ag. . Production, Animal Science, Ag. Business, Mr. Skahan: Speech, Civics, World History F. F.A. Advisor sq -ll 1, Q 5: sfaisfifi if ,f I. 'iff'-953-.fi if, 'K Education, World Geography, Drivers t - 'Q Mr. Sticka: Biology, General Math, Pre-Algebra, Chemistry, CSF Advisor ff Advisor, Gymnastics Advisor ww, Miss Storjohann: Girls' P.E. , Drill Team Mrs. Warnes: Librarian Mr. Walters: English I, Composition, Basketball Coach Mr. Van Zant: Boys' hhlflihsp. P.E. , Asst. Coach Football Mr. Williams: Crafts I, Sketching, Advanced Art, Advanced Crafts Herman Dolle gl Vince Hoffman: Custodians. ' 'V 5 immsis Mrs . Donahue: Matron Q Z V?f U A 2 Q. Mrs. Celaya: .fd Attendance Clerk Mrs. Schneider: Principal' s Secretary Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Anderson. Not Pictured: Mrs. Herrington. S s 2 z E I i Q E 5 3 5 2 i 3 W z 9 ' 'W , GF' SEQ, Competing X 'sf Wx A 0' x W -xg 77 Row 1: Chris DePaola, Clayton Turner, Scott Turner, Angel Yanez, David McCoy, Steve Broch, Miguel Abarca, Kirk Baughner, Eddie Anderson. Row 2: Steve Blomberg, Frank Lunning, Vince Guglielmetti, Pat Kelly, Gary Payne, Ed Ketchem, Jim Perdew, Mike Darrough, Rodd Turner, Vern Blanchard. Row 3: Assistant Coach de Domenico, Tom Hallman, Nicky Crouch, Dan Stockalper, Bob Hill, Steve Conklin, Dennis Reese, Richard Hayden, Brian Blomberg, Ted Miller, Coach Van Zant. It's not often that a team goes 4-5 and has a good chance to win a championship. However, that's the position that the Ramona Bulldogs found themselves in this season. After being manhandled by Chaparral League teams Imperial and Calexico, Ramona seemed to have the ex- perience to capture the Southern League crown which had eluded them for one year. The two big threats ap- peared to be Mt. Empire and Julian, who had lost their stars, Burrows and Ponchetti, respectively. The Bull- dogs squeezed by the Redskins and walked over the Eagles, and coupled with their triumph over Borrego in a desert monsoon, they wrapped up the Mountain Divi- sion. However, a league power Ramona had not counted up- on, Army-Navy emerged as a strong contender. In their first meeting, the injury-riddled Bulldgos discovered that ANA could not be taken lightly. It could not be said that Ramona was at a disadvantage when they locked head to head for the second time. A fired-up Warrior squad played practically error free ball and buried Ramona, 23-0. In spite of the 4-6 record, the Bulldogs had many bright spots. Sam Stockalper established himself as team leader on offense and he has a great following be- hind him. In all, the Bulldogs will have 17 returning players next year, including seven playing their third year of varsity ball. Ted Miller was the offensive spark as he had his finest www., ,,., ..,,,. . , ,Y-MN tm., A, Witty year, averaging over 100 yards per game and on a few occasions averaging better than 20 yards a carry. Ramona won't soon forget his dramatic 76-yard run mo- ments after being crowned Homecoming King. The de- fense was spearheaded by senior linebacker Rodd Turner a.nd his kid brothers Clayton and Scott. J Enough cannot be said about the prospects for next year. It's a yearly statement that next year's team will be better and this time you can believe it! .n R21 211.15372 lid.. 'Ya iff. 'ft U 15,3 I 1 ,Y .. . 1a,.:..-- , , 1 .,,-.ta A ,H .z,, 5-fgflggx - gs y Wav, L as ers- .. ,, ia 1 ' ' A fn .. 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I, O N is xt- x .Nw , - 'I + 3 ,,' i . - i f f - , , M A f Q: ,. -A it - - ' X K' 5 S 5 - I ,.-4361 I 1.'v+Ar. 3 x aiwffgf' gf! 'iqwf 'ifkilggifieks' fi.Zf94igxlgd:igFEQp17?. f 8',,'Utr.-i v fSL? , , . K . I it - , or -. 9. f ff of r j 5' - lf. Q Motel,-f.. -K , ws, ,Rfk N Az wx K A A 5 s.,,,,s,, we - , , 2, A -ii . .,M5,.5+ 3 in vent., sv as . fi, - Q1 ,i fcftw' P. 'Rfk ...af fx- v.'5'1,?1.if.a .kewl-1,gH5iZgs,vgf?i?.fir v..:.,.i.fQa. of it o sham. . . M - Xmnzyffffi Y-1s:'.4-sl 3 fl, Jiri 4 'K 32. f D fi All X mxwn Ml The Ramona J. V. had a fine season, coached by Jan Page and Pat Walsh. After dropping three non-league games, the Bulldogs rolled up 4 straight victories to earn a respectable 4-3 record. The offense was led by the outside runners Tim Hayes and John Dahl, and the power running of Marshal Mason, who also starred as middle linebacker on defense. R V 6-8 0-6 6-14 16-8 N152 YL 'I iz17LxA ,ki My W 4 'Ag ' 18-0 1 36-0 12-8 Varsity Perris Imperial Calipatria Oceanside Res Army-Navy Mt. Empire Julian I A , ,YW , lst Row- Manuel Yanez, Bill Freeman, Mark Sturgeon, Rick Jones, Don Murray, Westly Hornback, Mike Nicoletti, Paul Salow, Dav Chamberlain, Joe Meade, Wayne Lowman, and Jay Sorg. 2nd Row- Ron Baniaga, Kurt Bullard, Gary Walker, Brad Blanchard, Joe Cotey, Randy Herrington, David Smith, Bob Hunt, Mike Berrington, Ralph Sanchez, and Nate Mills. This year's freshman football team was not quite like any other Ramona team in recent years. It was a team which lacked many things that a great team needs: size, speed, and experience. But, lacking these things, they possessed something many freshman teams don't have--guts. The 24- man squad averaged slightly more than 135 pounds and were no match for such teams as St. Augustine and University, who fielded teams of fifty players or more. A game did not arise, however, when our team felt they were mismatched. They played every game like they expected to win it. Even after lop-sided losses, they hung in there, never conceding that they were playing superior teams. And at the end of the season, they showed they could play with larger teams, defeating Escondido and Washington of Vista. standing defensive men. Offense was spelled HUNT as Bob Hunt was the leading ground gainer a.nd was voted Most Valuable Player by his teammates. The most impressive offensive lineman was 103-pound Joe Meade, Baniaga says was never beaten by the bigger men. who Coach defensive line- Freshmen do 0-26 Imperial 6-31 St. Augustine 0-6 Escondido 0-28 Oceanside 0-48 Perris 20-8 Washington 28-0 Escondido id Don Murray and Team Captain Bill Freeman were the out- Q.. ens- wx. 1... . ki Q at ttt ,- 'F' , 'tifr A X 1 s is ' i A? EEF 'N 1 me Opp 31 4: 4. , .Q 1. fc l . ,Ml V ,sm 'W' 8 ,U , 2 5 552254 252 1U yvU0 Qp32UC Q wyve Qi We J 14 Back Row - Left to Right: Coach Page, Jay Ramirez, John Schneider, Frank Corley, Steve Conklin, Sam Stockalper, and Hernan Cetina, Front: Brian Blomberg, Jim Perdcw, Doug Mclntosh, and Manuel LaChappa. M 'iz A,--Qf Z U ,fwf gg 7 41 A L. L. ini! - S f. 1. Em. NSN N li ik me Q X QE? X Wwi X ,g mg XO xx :Q W igiw f 2 E x xx XXX ll, Q 4 w iw? X X Q if gm H - , Q, Q X Q wa r ,-,L . 1 Qi it .. ,..:: t LJ 3. . ..X..,,.. f. ,ww-W W C? 'W' I rx M-:: NT:? I, A.:f,,,-.f? . .X W. 1 .A ,. w:?s55?1E3if??: PM . ::5:f:?:,?1 -'S' user ? as 551 fw K X X SX KG m,,..,,mmwmV W Nwfwwhmw MM-FMMWMWWWW 'M--.,...,,M,4 MW.w-WMVWWWN f-41+--,...,.,,,.L'ozVV. hmammwww , A f :W 5 J 1 1 s'y Q I1 nwwdw' M W fjyfx his umuw SOMETIMES YOU WIN, SOMETIMES YOU LOSE The Ramona J.V. had a rather up-and-down season. When they were good they were very good, but when they were bad it was the same story, The team never really got into stride and on occasion were embarrassed from the start, referring to Elsinor's 31-3 first quarter lead early in the season, Ramona came back in that game, however, and lost by a respectable score, Eddie Anderson and John Dahl were the only players with J. V. experience and they helped lead the team on the floor. The scoring giant was Mark Miller, who stepped in and easily Won the scoring title, sometimes scoring half the team's points. But overall the team gained a lot of experience which many of them needed. In this reporter's opinion, the team was lost in the first couple of games and gradually molded into a fine squad, Rick Curtis The freshmen basketball team Was a pleasant surprise this year as Mr, Pat Walsh took a group of green players and developed them into a fine ball club, Often a team begins with a handful of boys who have had some experience, and they gradually get better as they grow together, But this year's crop was a bunch of guys who hadn't played together but wanted to play basketball, From the very start they showed they could play well together, Bill Freeman was the playmaker and was flanked on either side by George Garcia and Ralph Sanchez at guards. Randy Herrington was one forward and Kirt Witherow was the other, Witherow developed from a clumsy giant who just towered over everybody to a good inside shooter who still towered over everybody. All in all, the team had enough talent to prolong the legendary Ramona Dynasty for another four years. Rick Curtis FRESHME BA KETB LL Back Row - Left to Right: Coach Walsh, George Garcia, Bill Freeman, Bob Hunt, David Smith, Ralph Sanchez, and Doug Clinkscales. Front: Gary Walker, Bill Frost, David Chamberlain, Kurt Bullard, Randy Herrington, and Don Murray, g Q5 ,E nt? The Varsity Basketball season held few surprises. The first team consisted of five proven varsity ballplayers. If there was anything which darkened the Bulldogs hope of a championship, it was the con- stant flow of injuries, Often, only three reserves waited on the bench. However, the two players who stayed free of injury played key roles for the Bulldogs. Sam Stoekalper and Doug McIntosh stayed healthy to supply outside shooting and team leader- ship, respectively. The offense and de- fense revolved around Steve Conklin, who often got the second and third offensive re- bounds and released the quick outlet pass on the defensive boards. John Schneider was a mainstay at forward and was the most consistent scorer in league play. Hernan Cetina missed the first half of the season due to a finger operation, but came back to provide experience, outside shoot- ing and a third guard in the fastbreak. Juniors, Frank Corley and Manuel LaChappa should step into the shoes of Cetina and McIntosh next year and another fine season appears to be in store, The Bulldogs capped an 18 - 5 season with an 86 - 80 triumph over Clarence Clark and SDMA in Class A CIF finals. .ahh- :-' Qs M ' Y 5'5 -ng-t Above-Chris Depaola, lstplace. Above center-Vern Blanchard, lst place. Above right-Mike Darrough, lst place. St. Augustine 42 - 38 Army - Navy 51 - 18 San Pasqual 33 - 29 Army - Navy 51 - 21 San Diego Military 51 - 15 San Marcos 22 - 52 Mnt. Empire 27 - 48 Julian 52 - 11 San Diego Military 62 - 11 San Pasqual 34 - 37 Mun. Empire 23 - 39 Julian 38 - 18 md A - . . ,.,. E. Q v Q wg Vw? X L s-Qu -4 i 5 VARSITY BASEB LL Qi? Back Row: Manuel Yanez, Nick Crouch, John Schneider, Steve Conklin, L-R: Brian Blomberg, Ken Skahan, Coach DeDomenico. Front Row: Mark Miller, Hernan Cetina, Vern Biachard, Dan Stockalper, Kirk Baughner, David Cetina. Take me out to the ball game Posting an early season 3-2 record, the Bulldogs are looking ahead to 20 victories and another CIF crown. The five returning lettermen figure to add punch to the Bulldog lineup and several under- classmen will play key roles in this year's promi- sing campaign. Pitching and speed on the field are keys to this year's team as the Varsity pur- sues another successful baseball year. ew si? ' .1 ft'-tgp ' ' ' ' , -sh A J. . EBALL Above Back Row: L-R: Coach Roper, Mike Barrington, Andy Huntamer, Bob Hill, Brad Blanchard, Ben Hernandez, Mike Dunn, Eric Yost. Front Row: Bill Freeman, James Hale, Ernie Klernm, Paul Callahan, Steve Anderson, Gary Walker, Keith Baughner, Dennis Whirlow. Off to a slow start this year the J,V, seems to be getting it all together now. With a lot of young and inexperienced ball players the J, V, is looking for good things to come, with Several games under their belts the J,V, players are now looking forward to what should be a Winning baseball season. -wif. my -M' ARSITY TRACK Under new head coach Jim Hunter the Bulldogs Tracksters are looking very promising in the early goings. Consistent point scorers on 'the team are Chris De Paola, Doug Mclntosh, Frank Lunning, Frank Corley, and Jim Perdew. Ken Stack and Jeff Copeland are providing this year's team with yotmg talent. Tracks Varsityg Back row: Ken Stack, John Tiersma, John McEmtire, Doug Mclntosh, Brad Michaels, John Dahl, John King, Mike Darrough, Coach HUNTER. Front row: Robert Edwards, Mark Hopewell, Jeff Copeland, Jim Lunning, Mike Hall, Chris De Paola, Frank Corly, 19 1 A nw L is M , , mg 1 X ,V S J.V. TRACK Following in the footsteps of the Varsity this year's J, V, is loaded with talent. Tracksters such as Ralph Sanchez, Greg Gonzales, George Garcia, and Scott Turner have been consistent winners and their abili- ties are big assets to the team. The J, V, looks headed for a successful year at R, H,S, Back Row: L to R: Lucas Edwards, Doug Wescott, Mike Nicoletti, Brett Conway, Danny McCowan, Curtis Bartlett, George Garcia Ralph Sanchez, Mark D. Miller, Coach Hunter. Front Row: Bob Hunt, David Welty, Rick Jones, Don Murray, Kevin Canfield, Guy Gonzalas, Richard Pritchard, Kurt Bullard. .-SH The wind which catches your feet sets you flying n Swinging Tennis Team Courts Mt. League Title This year the tennis team defeated the Perris Panthers. It is the first year that we have played them. We played them twice and beat them both times by a score of 4 games to 2. When We have all of our players playing in a match We have a pretty tough team. We have Ron Guernsey, Sam Marshall, Steven Blomberg, David Hoshor at the singles position. We have Joe Cotey, Terry Lutnick, Don Cuatt, Steve Swader at the doubles position, We have other players also. Larry Jackson plays No. 5 singles, Chip Bulkeleyg and, of course, this would not be at all possible Without a great coach like Mr. Peden. Steve B10IT1beI'g. SINGLES PLAYERS Steve Blomberg Ron Gurnsey David Hoshor. Sam Marshall Larry Jackson M2 We New M1 W sm, EE? Oo Bw S.- gr' UQ:-F 'O WSU O.. :S Q5 C: 2:1 ale QE QE. 'un gp 5? gc EKU fn? Fm 52:1 v-KD -'1 IT' ADD em v-sf. EQ. SDI oo E! oo Dv-s UU cm 55. qc. S.. .W QQ:- 5 59: 4 ww Elf-s WG 52,0 WE' 'FF Q fb '1 PS fc F' : FV' E O W 'U KD Q. cu 5 'Tl v-s o : L-f rn CV' KD 4 GJ shun-n-qu -..:. gamma . . W A - 5- C-:L Twirlers Head: Patti Butler. Kathy Selzer, Debbie Schmid, Rhonnda Sorric, Vanessa Tobiason, Cheryl Tobiason, Linda McIntosh. Soloist Drill Team on the move! Heads: Sue Edwards, Shauna Sickinger, Melia Carrol, Cindy Novak. Socorro Abarca, Lynette Rogers, Lynda Murry, Pat Fulmer, Kathy Severtson, Lynn Flesher, Kristy Carr, Bonnie Bohac, Lynn Davis, Debbie Donahue, Mary Flesher, Lynne Huxtable, Debbie Harrington, Cindy Canfield, Maria Abarca, Vicki Hojnowski, Kathy Johns- ton, Susie Bane, Pam Baker, Lori Pepper, Paulette Whitcomb, Cindy Swader, Debbie Laudermilk, Gina Kendall, Debbie Kosut, Sue Ann Willard. Wow man! I'm shaking it too much and my hips are aching! ! if ,sua 4 lu s Amor fl l il Ramona's Band small but Proud Doug Wescott, Lynn Swycaffer, Karen Dull, Denise Perdew, Jennifer Yepiz, Mary Ketche Robert Amick, Lonnie Troutt, Leon Klepin, Cathy Faye, Jay Sorg, Doug Kildare, Teddy Redelk, Nate Mills, David Mc Corduck, Tom Walters, Penny Ferguson. Band Director- Mr. Cleveland Drum Major- Leon Klepin 'NKQ -ffl ms 105 Tin dancersinm hand This is the second year that Ramona has had a gymnastic team, Last year they started out as beginners and placed at various meets, This year enough girls tried out to make both beginning and intermediate teams. Ramon's over -all team placing is pretty high considering they can only enter three events because they are minus the vaulting, The girls work hard at perfecting their routines and when they walk away with a ribbon, working out at 7:30 am was well worth it. Top: Donna King, Cindy Canfield, Sue Ann Willard, Melia Carrol, Rhonda Sorric, Debbie McCormick, Derilyn Hester Lisa Zick. Middle: Darla Anderson, Cindy Swader, Robin Boeh1e,Rusti Ray, Vicky Brant, Joan DeLong, Socorro Abarca, Lorrie Darwin, Kathie Dunn. Bottom: Debbie Donahue, Shauna Sickingcr, Wanda Baldwin, Cheryl Barnado, Kathy Flesher, Jojo Murray, Ruth Finley, Penny Walnum, Linda Edwards, Kay Gassaway, Shclia Harrera, '-'--':.- Varsity Football Cheerleaders Bottom Row: Sheryl Freeman, Phyllis Anderson. Middle Row: Vicky Hendry, Kathie Dunn, Karen Dalton. Top: Brenda Lawrence, J .V. Football Cheerleaders Top to Bottom: Joan DeLong, Cindi Celeya, Pam Wolff and Lynda White, X - , , 0- Q rx , 'K . + . - N - , ,Q R R- . z. K 1 L ,gf .1 X - W - .R-'i' ' - ,W ,., X, X A , .. ... A X K-Howie ,Aw 'X W' K1 -fl Q J - N .X , - W ,w,.,,um. , 7 ay -. 9' Q Q f K A 91- x gli Varslty Basketball Cheerleaders Bottom Row: Larrie Gregg, Cindy Novak, Patti Butler. Top: Debbie Donahue Sue Ann Willard and Debbie Hawkins. wear? 3 A mg ' nan M' X Bottom: Pat Fulmer, Donna King, Top: JoJo Murray and Sandy Chamberlain. ,WH Baslretimall Cheerleaders gs GF Q X as ,s, ' . L H 1 . T, . V - f iii h-k .gs , ---Tiwfye . f 'Kkk f ,. . . . t f- LL-' . ' K . ' Sf ..Y Etcetera 1972 Homecoming King 81 Queen i fn . --,W-.M --Q.. 5' PRINC E RODD ' PRINCESS DEBBIE P r-4 xxx E , xx . CD PRINC E HERNAN PRINC ESS KATHY PRINC E VINC E PRINC ESS LYNE TTE COURT F RESHME JU IORS D THEIR cn PRINCE RALPH AND PRINCESS KAREN m PRINCE CLAYTON AND PRINCESS CARLA PRINCE SCOTT PRINCESS RHONDA fg I 'if q , 1',,'i1, 5 1 ' ' wut 'Rl' X 4' Cs' 'F' X55. fi-'Q X at Y ,Ry SE IORS FLOATING ,,,..,4 0 o 0 .. it Q A v 323635351 5-5 1 i Q X v V. x W 5991, f ' - above: JUNIOR FLOAT left: FROSH FLOAT left: SO PHOMORE FLOAT L ,Q a 'W' v Q W 4' PHEESH! Y! ' , right: Gee I sure wish I had s0me!!!!! M-M-M-M Good! . . . VICTORY Junior - Senior Powder Puff It was cool the night of November 20, 1972, and excitement filled the air, for this was the night the Junior-Senior Powder Puff game was on schedule. Not only did the two teams compete on the field, but also in town. Juniors piled into one truck while the Seniors pack- ed another and proceeded to cruise the Main, cheering and shouting out their battle cries. It was soon to be known who was the best. It was a tough struggle between the rivals, Both teams did equally well in blocking, rushing, and hustling. When the dust had cleared, the Jtmiors emerged victoriously, defeating their elders, 14-0. This was a break in tradition for the Juniors. s ,t K POWDER PUFF Balls in the air, balls on the ground Females running all arotmd Jerseys flutter, puff and huff What is this ? It's powder puff! Now the teams come on the grass A screeching, screaming, hectic mass From the gate they fall and fumble Onto the field they crawl and bumble Blind confusion reigns supreme, Hurrah for our all-girl football team! Mighty seniors raise a yell From the racket you can tell They'll rip the juniors, strong and tuff What is this '? lt's powder puff! Coach Baniaga, underrated Feels the junior girls are fated To take the seniors by the scruff And beat them in this powder puff! Flying footballs, screaming hair Muddy females everywhere Slushing cleats and referee's calls Dirty denims, slippery falls. The end has come, the bell doth ring The junior girls begin to sing We're the juniors, ruff and tuff , What is this ? It's powder puff! D, ROSS 1 973 EL ANU QUEEN ELENA APODACA AND HER COURT M ki KIP P if P 1 P L 'hg' 5 s 5 mx P A g , 1 5 K - :.2, - sssni P S P .,,. M P P S 4 i N L. Q is S1553 il f H sf www Q Princess - Shauna K? X , ai - we 2 E12 2 4 n gm' 2 . 1 f.. , -f 4 ':. ff-, , Princess - Janet 4 X r ' yziy , , , , ' ,, ,.,,,V, zny ,V if 52 ',, , V ,xii ,fi gf Q ,mf if Ag f' az W W V 37 if M M W , ,A JS' H , S Princess - Lynn You Can't Take ith You CAST Three Men--Bob Mandala, Larry Jackson Olga--Rusti Ray Penelope Sycamore--Wanda Binder Tony Kirby--Brian Blomberg Gay Willington--Debbie Donahue Boris Kolenkhov--David Whigham Mr. De Pinna--Hernan Cetina Martin Vanderhof--David Ross Mr. Kirby--Vern Blanchard Mrs. Kirby--Debbie Kosut Rheba--Brenda Lawrence V aj e Nr My x M E X 1 :iq W ' is 11 V, . L, avzr X. Essie--Lynette Rogers Donald--Doug Kildare Alice--Roberta Evans Henderson--Ted Miller Ed--John King S S 55!55?S53Ei8iE??53?iL525:5'- T522 J S t 47 X Student Director--Terry Schwarze Ass't. Director--Kathy Hoshor Stage Crew Co-Chairman--Ed Ketchum gl Jason Hanson Publicity--Carrie Modglin Prompter Chairman--Sandy Bradford Faculty Directors--Jean McDonald at -..,. .W W, Bob MCM ic ken ff it Mickey Mouse Day Every year the Seniors ditch school and take their annual trip to Dis- neyland. A few get excited when they see Mickey Mouse hats and T- shirts. Some have fun bombing people from the sky ride and others get their jollies inhaling helium and talking like their favorite, Mickey Mouse! What ever their trip was everyone had a good, long, tiring day t ' if 'fe t ,u c f was 3 Q gg X- Z R SQAQQ: -im .r.. , rg ,vii C -. M It's a MAD, MAD World of I ANNUAL STAFF!!! Deadlines, layouts, copy, pictures--wow!! The people are GREAT, and it's a wonderful place to really get to lmow them and see how they go crazy under deadline pressureg the ticking of the clock, exposed negatives and cries of relief are all part of being on wild annual staff! ! ! Editor and Business Manager- Deborah Covey Assistant Editor- Ann Ransorn Lay-Out-Editor- Kathie Dunn Ads- Shauna Sickenger Photographer- David Ross Advisor- Miss Krogman Pat Fulmer i i Ann Ransom 'h. ,Dibbi Donahue 5 Carla McIntosh ' i -'ix 1 'X , A Larrie Gregg , , . 3 , X J Q 'Z i. Debby Covey -, K . ,bk 'X N. Q , 2 April Evans Paulette Whitcomb John Robinson Patti Butler E' Z' ,Ng .affix David Ross ' Dun Kltty n Rhonda Sorric Shauna Sickinger Rick Curtis Ee Sadie Hawkins was bl t, as usual. H J p d John seem to be ha g g d t'me. nd Clyd aren and R d I'm taking over your cl , When you leave me, I feel a Sudden absence. But I think of you and Smile. I am alone but not lonely. Some things I can change, but that I am here, at this moment, no one can deny. I am with myself, I am with friends. They keep me alive in this insane world. They make me laugh, cry, think, wonder, and do what I like best, whatever that might be. They build me up, let me down, love me, hate me, listen and talk. -iss And I couldn't exist without them Not here. Not anywhere. M iw ur' Ti! WWWWV , ,J W, My V . ,N ,W ,M , W! M4 4 W X M .psf jg. 'f-NIJ' ww 'Q-J X,-w' S fa: - xx 7 - Vp M V - W f fam W 5' ., Wi, 1 N ,W Kgs, , bf in N4 t ,V I nit? if rin! L A Visit with the Clauses! CHRISTMAS- 1 972 131 x- s , 3, 'x ,f JT 7 if ' W' H w'rf 'f , W W '-f W 1 V fl f Q' Y yn W, .. w J 4 E 1 Y ' ' Q 1. TV gg gg 3 WL 1' J WV ft ,ii , n . tl , ' sys fgaqwit H H r For each sunset there's a sunrise! In a land we cannot see There's a place oflove and endless d That's called . . Eternity! A In this land there are no shadows, And no deepening shades of night, And no cand1e's ever needed, A For God provides the light! No pain or sorrow enters there, No teardrop ever falls, And there's no such thing as parting Within its golden halls! 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