Table of Contents 2 SP LI We’ve Come a Long Way This is the era of opportunity for youth. We have many opportu- nities that our forefathers did not have. Yet many people don’t take time to reflect upon them. For example, today we have free public education. Everyone, regardless of sex or nationality, may attend. Education opens the door to opportunity. It can shape our future. Presently, our world is bursting with knowledge. More scientific advancements have been made in our century than in any other. Expanding knowledge has pro- duced countless occupational opportunities for everyone. This year is truly the time to realize that America is more than flags, freedom, happiness, and patriotism. It offers us a chance to better ourselves and our world. WHAT DOES BICENTEN- NIAL MEAN TO YOU? “Happy Birthday to you. Happy Birthday to you.” — Stan Cotey “I think it’s a time people should look back and see what freedom really is.” — Marla Reiss “That no other country has done so much in two hundred years.” — Tony Vaca “We’ve come a long way.” — Christy Kraus “It means spirit, happiness, and love for our country.” — Lisa Hughes WHAT PATRIOTIC FIGURE DO YOU ADMIRE MOST? “Uncle Sam.” — Amber Helsel “George Washington, he got the U.S. together.” — Jim Hall 5 Our Spirit is Sky High This year, El Aho is being dedi- cated to all of those individuals who have brought spirit to Ramona High School. Coaches, teachers, students, and parents alike have all boosted our school morale. However, just what is school spirit? The students them- selves have expressed it the best. WHAT IS SCHOOL SPIRIT? “Getting strep throat after a game.” — Amber Helsel “When someone has the pride to show they care.” — Gary Curtis “The excitement that each school can produce to cheer their athletic teams on.” — Gus Whitcomb “How much enthusiasm a school has for its team.” — Carl Cox “DOGMEAT” Rod McDonald “I think we have more school spirit than bigger schools.” — Joe Kreinger “I don’t believe in ghosts.” — Kevin Owens “Sky High!” — Amber Helsel DOES SCHOOL SPIRIT HAVE ANY AFFECT ON YOU? IF SO, HOW? “Yes, it makes me prouder of my school.” — Rick Jones “Yes, it makes me feel proud to play sports.” — Robert Welch “Yes, it makes me want to go see the games even if we do lose, cause we’ve got a great team.” — Denise Perdew “Yes, I coach and my athletes perform better when their friends support them.” — Bill Tamburrino “Yes, I am proud of our school even though we do lose some.” — Steve Dietmeyer 6 7 Class of ’76 Points at Issue Unbelievable advancements have been made in the last two- hundred years. Engineering, the sciences and architecture have progressed rapidly. However, we have suffered a few side effects. Smog, pollution and over-popu- lation are among some of the by- products of progress. These con- troversial subjects, and others, are present in our community. Now let’s take a look at some of our students’ viewpoints. WHAT PROBLEMS IN THE WORLD UPSET YOU MOST? “Liars in government.” — Christy Kraus “That people don’t get along and we’re always threatened by war.” — Beth Bailey “Male Chauvinism, the conflicts of nations, and energy short- ages.” — Cindy Riffle DOES THE OVERCROWD- EDNESS OF OUR SCHOOL AFFECT YOU? HOW? “Having to play chicken for a parking place.” — Mary Ketchem “Yes, people aren’t as friendly, and I don’t know everyone like I used to.” — Denise Perdew “At snack time, it takes an hour to get a coke!” — Jim Hall “Yes, in the crowded locker rooms and not enough individ- ual help in some classes.” — Lisa Hughes IN WHAT WAYS DOES INFLATION AFFECT YOU? “I have to pay alot more for everything and it’s not worth it.” — Frank Glass “It doesn’t, I never have any money anyways.” — John Tanner “Have you ever tried to eat on your good looks when you’re homely?” — Bill Tamburrino is CHILDREN 4 EDUCATION BEFORE POLITICS VOTE WON NONSENSE VOTE NO ON SUNDER ME U ON RECALL II Faces of Friends Friends are an important part of everyone’s life. We all have dif- ferent ideas of what a friend is. Yet everyone’s idea parallels that of another to a certain extent. Some students shared their feelings with us. Here are some of their reactions to our questions. WHAT IS YOUR DEFINI- TION OF A FRIEND? “Someone who says nice things behind your back.” — Carl Cox “A person you can trust and rely on.” — Rick Bluhm “Someone who can kid around with me without getting mad. — Bob Dobson “Someone you can ditch with.” — Mike Nicoletti “Kool, always there and willing to help.” — Gawain Saunders “Friend: noun, a pal.” — Russ Moore “Someone who lends you a nickel when you need it.” — Wayne Wilcoxen “Someone who gives you a lift when you’re down.” - Cheryl Varnado WHAT FACIAL FEATURES EXPRESS A PERSON’S FEEL- INGS? “Their eyes. You can’t fake the look in them like you can a smile.” — Kay Gassaway “Their eyes and mouth, for this is where you see happiness (smile) and sadness (tears).” — Lisa Hughes “A real smile (not phony) and a sparkle in your eye.” — Ruth Ransom 12 0 14 Styles in America Fads indicate the times. Both are constantly changing. This year’s fads include turquoise, puka shells, T-shirts, earth shoes, midi skirts, and “Jaws.” They indicate a trend towards the natural things in life. People feel a need to express themselves through their clothes and jewelry. Many are basically conformists. The following may be some reasons of why fads exist: WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE MOVIE “JAWS?” “Sound of Music with dentures.” — Carl Cox “It’s a pretty good movie only it costs you an arm and a leg to get in.” — Rick Bluhm DO YOU TEND TO FOLLOW CURRENT FADS? “I try to be myself most of the time, but I often find myself fol- lowing others.” — Henry Lowman “I don’t when it’s clothes and stuff like that, but I do when it’s habits and sayings.” — Leslie Greer WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER IN? “Doing your own thing, acting yourself, and not trying to be someone your aren’t.” — Henry Lowman “Nude Beaches.” — Ralph Sanchez “Health food.” — Kevin Sasser “Escargot (snails) and cham- pagne.” — Mr. Williams “Whatever you feel like wearing.” — Naomi Marck 15 That’s the W ay It Was in ’76 17 Seniors President — Brad Blanchard Vice-President — Cheryl Rice Treasurer — Karen Guernsey Secretary — Penny Shidner 20 Treasurer — Karen Guernsey Secretary — Kim Boughner 21 Senior Best Most Likely to Be Remembered: Cheryl Bartlett and Doug Wescott. Best All Around: Elena Apodaca and Gary Walker. Most Likely to Succeed: Bernice Hogervorst and Todd Thompson. Friendliest: Denise Ferdew and George Garcia. 't Prettiest Smile: Carlene Snodgrass and Paul Salow. Most Athletic: Jennifer Yepiz and Bill Freeman. Best Personality: Cheryl Rice and Randy Herrington. Prettiest Eyes: Kim Boughner and Doug Clinkscales. Biggest Flirt: Debbie Watkins and Bruce Sarty. Most Humorous: Mary Ketchem and Bob Hunt. Most Spirited: Janet Ransom and Brad Blanchard. Best Dressed: Linda McIntosh and Mark DeNess. Most Intelligent: Colleen Morgret and Kurt Bullard. Best Looking: Cindy Jones and Ralph Sanchez. Best Figure and Physique: Lisa Hughes and Craig Misso. Most Talkative: Ruth Ransom and Brett Conway. Most Talented: Kelly Edwards and Roger Swift. Andy Alcaraz Robert B. Amick, Jr. “Bouncing Bobby” Band 9, 10, Tennis 12 Steve Anderson Baseball 9, Golf 10, 11, 12, Golf, Most Valuable Player 10, 11, Honor Roil 9. 10, 11 Elena Connie Apodaca Prom Com. 11, Float Com. 9, 10, II. 12, Daisy Chain 11, FHA 10, FBLA 10. P. Puff 11. 12. Mod- ern Dance 11,12, Chorus 9, 12. Sr. Play 12. Letter- man Club 12. Varsity Cheer 11. 12, J.V. Cheer 10. Homecoming Princess 10,12. Homecoming Queen 12. El Ano Queen 9, Who Who in Amer. High Sch. 12, Honor Roll 11, 12, Softball 12 26 Linda Ayling ( ockL Cheryl Bartlett “Big Bartlett” Float Com. 11, 12, FBLA 9, Softball 11. 12. Letter 11, 12 27 Alicia Beltran cj W J CihK: cl ue Ifot J ome Cindy Berryhill P. Puff 12, Float Com. 12, Sr. Play 12, Track Statistic 11, 12, V. Football Stat. 12, Vista Track Team 10, Finalist Vista High Tal- ent Contest 10. Laurie Roberta Bik “Boo Boo” Float Com. 12, Band 9, 10, Marching Band 9, Volleyball 9, 10, 11. Softball 11, 12, P. Puff 12, Physical Fitness Award 9, 10, 11, 12, GAA 11, Band Letter 10. Brad Blanchard “Wally” Class Pres. 9, 10, 12, V. Pres. 11, Ensemble 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, 12, Sr. Float Com. 12, Barber Shop Quartet 12, Sr. Play Com. 12, CSF 10, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, Letterman Club 11, 12, P. Puff Coach 11, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 12, Football 9, Choir Award 11, 12, V. Letterman 10, 11, 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12, Football Captain 9 David Bohac 28 Kimberly Dawn Boughner “ Kim” Student Council 12, FBLA Treas. 12, Ensemble 10, 11, 12, P. Puff 11, 12, Float Com. 10, 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Homecoming Com. 11, 12, Home- coming Dance Chairman 11, Modern Dance 9, 10, 11, Sr. Play Com. 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Wrestling Scorekeeper 11, Baseball Scorekeeper 10, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12. Valerie Ann Brandt “Val” P. Puff 11, Gymnastics 9, 10, Physical Fitness Award 9, 10, 11, 12 Russell Brean Tammie Lea Bromfield Daisy Chain 11, Float Com. 11, 12. Chorus 9, Physical Fitness Award 11, 12, Honor Roll 11, 12 Susan Brown “Sue” Prom Com. 11, Float Com. 11, 12, Tennis 11, Drill Team 10, Honor Roll 9, 10,11 12. 29 (nd lfie GJU, Donna Burkhart Honor Roll 10, 11 Bill Butler Paul John Callahan Float Com. 12, Sr. Play 12, Baseball 9, Golf 10, 11, 12, Football 12. Kevin Canfield Indus. Arts Award 11. Bob Carrigan 30 Terri Lynne Carroll FHA 9, 10, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, El Aiio Queen Can. 9, 10, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom. Com. 11, Sr. Play 12, P. Puff 11, 12, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12. James Carver David Chamberlain V. Pres. 9, 10, CSF 9, 10, 11, 12, Sr. Play 12. Letter- man 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12. Sherry Mae Chaplain “Bugs” Pep Club 12, Sr. Play 12, Float Com. 12, Library Aide 11, Typing Certificate 11. 31 Laurie Claunch {nd cl Gmy cftlli ft£cA( Kathleen Clauser “Kathy” FHA 9. 10, 11, Float Com. 11, 12, Sr. Play 12, Let- terman 12, Tennis 12, Softball 11, 12, P. Puff 11, Honor Roll 10, 11,12. Laura Jean Cole “Agatha” Sr. Play Com. 12, P. Puff 12. Physical Fitness Award 9, 10, 11, 12, Softball 12, Honor Roll 9, 10. Carmen Conley Brett Conway 32 Natalia Cordoba FBLA 9, 10, P. Puff 11, Drill Team 10. Bonnie Curtos “Bon Bon” FHA 9, 12, Float Com. 11., Prom Com. 11, Mod- ern Dance 9, 11, 12, Drill Team 10, El Ano Queen Can. 11. David Demeaux “Hairy” FFA 9, 10, II 12. Dan Cronin Jennibelle Denham “Jeni” FHA 9, Modem Dance 9, 10, 11, 12, Sr. Float Com. II, 12, Play Com. 12, Daisy Chain 9, 10, Softball Scorekeeper 10. Pep Club 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, Modem Dance Award 10. Mark DeNess Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12, Certificate in Citizenship 9. SBjtd’m, Kelly Edwards Ensemble 4, Float Com. 4, Honor Roll 10, 11, 12. Linda Edwards “Eddy FHA 10, 11, 12, Dance Club 11,12, FBLA 4. Float Com. 4, Daisy Chain 11, P. Puff 11,12, Volleyball 9, Gymnastics 9, Pep Club 4, Physical Fitness Award 11, Honor Roll 9, 10. Dana Rene Newman Ferguson “Inky” Dance Club 9, 10, 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, 12. Earlene Fields “Earl” Play Com. 12, Float Com. 12, Daisy Chain 10, Let- terman 12, P. Puff 12, Tennis 12, Honor Roll 9, 11 12. Laura Fields Nickey Fox “Fox” Daisy Chain 11, FFA 9, Float Com. 9, 10, P. Puff 11, Scorekeeper, Softball 11, Pep Club 12, Honor Roll 9, 10,11, 12. 34 George Garcia Ricardo Garcia Bill Freeman Marc Gagne Della Kay Gassaway “Kay” Student Council 11, FHA 10, CSF 9, 10, 11, 12, CSF Pres. 11, CSF Treas. 10, Daisy Chain 10, 11, Float Com. 10, 12, Sr. Play 12, Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12, P. Puff 11, 12, Drill Team 10, Gymnastics Award 9, 10, Letterman 11, Physical Fitness Award 9, 10, 11, 12, Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch. 12. Lyn Genereaux Karen Guernsey Treas. 12. Prom Com. 11, Float Com. 9. 10. 11. 12, Pep Club 12. Dance Club 12. Sr. Play 12. Sr. Gift 12. Tennis 11. P. Puff 11, 12, Cheer 11, Homecom- ing Princess 9. Physical Fitness Award 9, 10, 11, 12. Honor Roll 10, II. Driving Award 11, Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch. 12. Consuelo Tovar Hassey “Taco” FBLA Sec. 10. FBLA 10, FHA 10, Honor Roll 10, 11, 12, Float Com. 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Work Exp. 11, 12, El Ano Staff 12, Sr. Play 12, Volleyball 9, 1 0, 11, 12, Softball 11, 12, P. Puff 11, 12, Physi- cal Fitness Award 9, 10, 11, 12, Shorthand Award 10, 11, Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch. 12. Randy Lee Herrington Treas. 11, ASB Student Advisor 11, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Sr. Gift 12, Sr. Play, Let- terman 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Golf 11, Baseball 11, P. Puff Cheerleader 11,12 36 Terry Hayes cAf £Ooa n Bernice Hogervorst “Bemie” FHA 10, CSF 9, 11, 12, Honor Roll 9. 10. 11, 12, Float Com. 10, Daisy Chain 10. 11, Sr. Play 12, Tennis 11, Volleyball 12, P. Puff II, Physical Fit- ness Award 10, ROP Cert. 11, Who's Who in Amer. High. Sch. 12 Lisa JoAnn Hughes FHA 9, 10, Dance Club 10, Float Com. 10. 11, 12, Daisy Chain 10, 11, Sr. Play 12, Letterman 12, Tennis 12, P. Puff 11, 12, Physical Fitness Award 10, 11, 12, Home Ecomomics 10. ROP Award 11, Honor Roll 10, 11,12. 37 cAf iMii u4- 'Tfeotl Cynthia Irene Jones “Cindy” Student Council 11, 12, Member at Large 11, ASB V. Pres. 12, Sr. Play 12, Float Com. 11, 12, Dance Com. 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Daisy Chain 10, 11, Work Exp. 11, 12, P. Puff 11. Gymnastics 11, Cheerleader 12, Pep Club 12, Physical Fitness Award 9, 10, 11, 12, Sewing Award 11, Homecom- ing Princess 11, Homecoming Candidate 12, Honor Roll 10,11,12. Rick Jones Mary Elizabeth Ketchem “Mair” Exec. Member at Large 12, ASB Member At Large 11, FHA Tres. 10, FHA V. Pres. 11, Prom Com. 11, Sr. Play 12, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Daisy Chain 9, 10, Sr. Gift Com. 12, Rocket Club 10, Pep Club 12, P. Puff 11, 12, Honor Roll 9. David Keyser Ernie Klemm 38 (}i m t(Pm c f { (pLj. Christy Lynn Kraus CSF 9, Daisy Chain 10, 11, Float Com. 11, 12, Sr. Play 12, Volleyball 12, P. Puff 12, Drill Team 10, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12. Marla Jean Leach “Picky” Float Com. 12, Sr. Play, Pep Club 12, Dance Club 11, 12, Honor Roll 11. 39 Carina Marthins Kina” Float Com. 12, Sr. Play 12, FHA 12, P. Puff 12, Pep Club 12, Transfer from Lundby Gymnasium, Gothenburg, Sweden. Connie Louis Martin “Blondie” Honor Roll 11. Linda Louise McIntosh “ Linda Lu” Float Com. 9, 10, 11. 12, Prom Com. 11. FHA 9, 10, Daisy Chain 9, 10, 11, Chorus 9, Modern Dance 10, 11, J.V. Cheerleader 10, Majorette 9, 10. Rebecca McMorran “Becky” 40 Physical Fitness Award 10, Honor Roll 10, 11. Ron McMorran tyt fwstiin 3)own IKe Craig Misso Letterman 11, 12, Float Com. 12, Homecoming King Candidate, Senior Play, Football 11. 12, Wres- tling 10, 11, 12, Honor Roll 10, 12, 41 Colleen Morgret “Gertie” Shelemiah 9, 10, CSF 10, 11, 12, Float Com. 12, Sr. Play Com. 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12, Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch. Don Murray Treas. 11, Letterman Club 10, 11, 12, Float Com. 11, 12, Sr. Play, CSF 9, 10, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9. 11, P. Puff. Cheer 12. Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 , Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch. Jeff Newton Michael Nicoletti “Nick” Letterman 11, 12, Float Com. 12, Senior Play 12, Football 9, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12, V. Football Capt. 12. Eric Ogden Float Com. 12, Senior Play Com., Letterman Club 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Foot- ball 11, 12, Honor Roll 11, 12. 42 Charles Parker Denise Leone Perdew “Boom — Boom” Sec. 9, Pres. 10, Student Council 10, Accred. Com. 10, Prom Com. 11, FHA 9, 10, 11, Band 9, 10, Daisy Chain 9, 10, 11, Float Com. 9, 10, II 12, FHA Historian 11, 1st runner-El Afio Queen. Sr. Play 12, Modem Dance Club 10, 11, 12, P. Puff 11, 12, Modem Dance Award 11. Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12, DAR Good Citizen Award 12. Robbi Pema Kathleen Porath “Kath” Float Com. 9,‘ 10, 11, 12, Prom, Com. 11, Sr. Play 12, Gymnastics 9, 11, Volleyball 9, P. Puff 11, 12, Drill Team 10, Pep Club 12, Honor Roll 10, 11, 12, ROP Award 12, Physical Fitness Award 9, 10, 11, 12. (nd lfie s Gy, Richard Pritchard Joan Pruitt Petrina Louise Ramos “Trina” FBLA Sec. 12, Float Com. 12, Sr. Play, P. Puff 11 Drill Team 10. Honor Roll 9. 10, 11, 12, Janet Ransom ASB Treas. 12, Cheer Rep. 11, Float Com. 9, 10. 11, 12, P. Puff 11, 12, Dance Club 10, II. 12, Sr. Play, FHA 9, 10, Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch. 12, Tennis 11,12, Softball 11,12, J.V. Cheer 10, V. Cheer, 11, Dance Award 11. Ruth Elaine Ransom “Ruthie Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Treas. 9, 10, Member at Urge 11, 12, FHA 9, 10, 12, FBLA 9. Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Club 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Sr. Play, Chorus 9, 11, 12, Daisy Chain 9, 10, 11, P. Puff 11, 12, Pep Club 12, Honor Roll 10, 11, 12. Teddy RedElk 44 cJ Oi (fot io onq; Marla Reiss FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Club 11. 12. FHA Pres. 12, Softball 11, 12. P. Puff 11, 12. Drill Team 10. Cheryl Ann Rice “Rice — 0” Sec. 11, Member at Large 11, V. P. 12. Dance Club Treas. 11, Float Com. 9, 11, 12, Prom Com. 11. Dance Club 10, 11, 12, Honor Roll 9. 10. 12. Accred. Com. 10, Sr. Gift Com. 12. FHA 12. Let- terman 12, P. Puff 11, 12, Tennis 12. Dance Award 11, Homecoming Princess 12. Cindy Riffle Float Com. 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, FFA 9, Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch. 11, 12, Letterman 12. Tennis 11, 12, P. Puff 11. 12, Drill Team 10. Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12, Physical Fitness Award 9. 11. Paul Salow Letterman 11, 12, Football 9, II, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Honor Roll 11. Ralph Sanchez Sr. Play 12. Letterman 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10. 11, 12, Football 9, 10. 11, Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12. Track 9, P. Puff Cheer 12, Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch. 12. 45 -And (7 GviUj (7l' A e. Bruce Sarty “Butch” Letterman 12, Prom Com. 11, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Sr. Play 12, Water Polo 10, Basketball 11. 12, Football 12, Baseball 11,12. Thea Shableski “Thee” FHA 10,12, Dance Club 11, 12, Daisy Chain 9, 11, Sr. Play 12, Float Com. 11, 12, P. Puff 11, 12, Pep Club 12, Who’s Who In Amer. High Sch. 11. Penny Louise Shidner “Pen — Pen” Sec. 12, Student Council 12, FBLA Pres. 12, Ensemble 9. 10. 11, 12. Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. Dance Club 9, 10. 11. 12. FHA 12. P. Puff 11, 12, Softball 12. Pep Club 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12, El Ano Candidate II, Float Com. 11, 12, Homecoming Dance, Chairman 11, Sr. Play 12, Prom Com. II, Homecoming Com. Sam Smedley Letterman 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Baseball Capt. 11. 46 AnJ. iJ c u Cf a a td; Carlene Snodgrass “Carly” Prom Com. 11, Float Com. 12, Keyettes 10, El Ano Candidate 11, P. Puff 11, 12. Ernest Jerold Sorg “Jay” Sports Man Club II, Football 9, 11, 12, Band 9, 10,11, 12 Arietta Strong Float Com. 10, 11, P. Puff 11, Dance Club 9, 10, 11. Carol Stafford High School Students Drama Award 9. 47 Melitta Sura “Meli El Ano Staff 9. 10. 12. Editor 12. 3 year Graduate. Modem Dance 10. 12. P. Puff 12. Honor Roll 9. 10. 12, CSF 10. Who's Who in Amer. High Sch. 12. Roger Lawerence Swift “Rog” Float Com. 9, 10, 11. 12, El Ano Staff 12, Play 12, Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch. 11. Lynn Catherine Swycaffer Member at Large 11, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12, Sr. Play Com. 12, Daisy Chain 9, 10, FHA 9, 10, Prom Com. 11, Dance Club 11, Letterman 12, Tennis 12, P. Puff 11, 12, Softball 12, Band 9, 10, Honor Roll 9, 10,11, 12, Physical Fitness Award 11. Kristi Taubert “Kris” Transfered from Hill-Beaver Creek High School Minn.. Float Com. 12, Sr. Play 12, P. Puff 12. Girls' Track 10. Band 9, 10. 11. Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Chorus 9. 10. Honor Roll 9. 10, 11. 12. Home- coming princess 10. 48 Lonni Ann Trout Band 9, 10, Sr. Play 12, Honor Roll 12. Carla Van Egmond FFA 10, Daisy Chain 11, FHA 9, Float Com. 9, 10, P. Puff II, Softball 11, Pep Club 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, II, 12. Sonia Villa Mecha Club 9, 10 Gary Walker ASB Pres. 12, Treas. 9. Letterman Pres. 11. 12, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12. El Ano Staff 12, Sr. Play 12, Football 9, 10, 12, Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12. Bas- ketball 9, P. Puff Cheer 11, 12. Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch. 12. Julie Walker Jody Warren 49 Debora J. Watkins “Debbi” Sec. 11 Member at Large 11, FHA 9, 10, Dance Club 10. 11, 12. Float Com. 9, 10, 11. 12. Prom Com. 11, El Ano Princess 10, Homecoming Prin- cess 12, Sr. Play 12, Daisy Chain 9, 10. 11, P. Puff 11, 12, Pep Club 12, Physical Fitness Award 11, 12, Honor Roll 9, 12, Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch.12. Sandra Watt “Sandy” Float Com. 9, 11, 12, Sr. Play 12. Volleyball 10, P. Puff 12, Softball 12, Pep Club 12, Physical Fitness Award 11,12, Honor Roll 10. 12. Debora Lee Webner “Webbie Debner” Pres. 11, Student Council, FBLA 10, Float Com. 11,12, Sr. Play 12, Prom Com. 11, Volleyball 9. 10. Tennis 11, P. Puff 11, 12, JV Cheer 10, V. Cheer 11, CSF 11, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12, Physical Fitness Award 9, 10,11, 12, Tennis V. Letter Douglas R. Wescott Band Rep. 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, Football 10, Tennis 10, Baseball 11, 12, Who’s Who in Amer. High Sch. 11. Scott Wheaton Sandra Lynn Williams “Sandy” Member at Large 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, FBLA 10, Ensemble 12, Work Exp. 11, 12, P. Puff 11,12, Float Com. 10, 11, 12, Prom Com. 11, Sr. Play Com. 12, Sr. Gift Com. 12, Mod. Dance 9, 10, 11, 12, Volleyball Manager 12, Pep Club 12, Honor Roll 10, 11, 12. 50 Manuel Yanez Rosa Maria Garcia Yanez “Yappy” FBLA 9, 10, FHA 12, Prom Com. 11, Float Com. 9, 10 11, 12, Daisy Chain 9, 10, Sr. Play 12, El Aiio Staff 11, P. Puff 11, 12, Chorus 10. Dance Club 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 12 Jennifer Ruth Yepiz CSF 9, 10, 11, FHA 9, 10, El Aiio Staff 11, 12, Band 9, 10, Daisy Chain 9, 10, 11, Prom Com. 11, Letterman Club 12, Work Exp. 11, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12. Gymnastics 10, 11, 12, Softball 11, 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Gymnastics Award 10, Physical Fitness Award 9, 10, 11, 12, El Aiio Edi- tor 12. P. Puff 11, 12, Float Com. 9, 10, 11, 12. Sr. Play 12, Who’s Who in Amer. Sch. 12 1 Mark Allen Joe Meade Cynthia Ball Robert Meade v | Pearson Bickel Sara Molthen Candice Boyington Joseph Nguyen Kurt Bullard Theresa Nguyen PHOTO NOT Doug Clinkscales Kevin Owens AVAILABLE Joe Cotey Sherri Pecho Jeff Dawson Julie Posik Steve Edleman Connie Schulte Jeff Ford Roy Smith Sue Hunter Terri Schneider Dianne Karrels Delana Suter Gary Lavin Minoru Tabuchi Naomi Mark Tim McDonnell Todd Thompson 51 52 Treasurer — Trade Davis Abarca, Manuel Agnew, Kathy Anderson, Lori Berneberg, Dennis Bowlus, Richard Brown, Aaron Bullard. Waiter Butler, Cathie Butterfield, Bill Butters, Leonard Callahan, Keith Carmichael, Nadine Cavallars, Jeanie Cawyer, Lisa Celaya, Mike Cetina, Flora Clark, Dennis Conklin, Mary Conway, Jenni 53 Cotey, Stan Cotton, Ricky Jenni and Leticia relax in art class. Craft, Debbie Craig, Dana Curtis, Gary Curtis, John Davis, Tracie Darrough, Jerry Delong, David Deness, Matthew Dobson, Bill Sherrie Mandala cramming for English. 54 We Must Think Anew — and Act Anew A. Lincoln Dunback, Darla Edelman, Vicki Elerding, Linda Ely, Russ Farnsworth, Laurie Fite, Cathy Flamming, Julie Florang, Brian Galbraith, Cindy Garcia, Caricia Garcia, Ector 55 George. Thomas Gideon, Julie Giddings. Sheila Gilleland. Becky Gilliland. Patty Gohde. Cheryl Grabau, Dale Gray, Kandi Greer, Leslie Grosse, Mike Groves, Bill Guaderrama, Manuel Guglielmetti, George Guglielmetti, Therese Guinn, Gayle Hall, Jim 56 I wanna be as good a friend to you as you are to me. “Must you say that again?” Cathie Butler says to Jim Hall. Harrington, Cathy Hartshorn, Earle Hartwell, Gail Henry, Cindy Hensley, Mark Hill, Angela Hinojosa, Gentry Hood, Betra Howells, Gary Hughes, Linda Hull, Donna Jack,Jerri Jackson, Robyn Jimenez, Juan 57 Johnson, Patty Johnston, Chris Kalabsa. Nancy King, Paul Klema, John Knudson, Dennis Lamoureux, Vicki Lanthier, Diane Lawrence, Brad Laws, Kathy Little, David Little, Vanessa Long, Laurie Lowe, Robin Lutz, Debbie Macon, Dennis 58 To be alone with Silence is to be alone with God. Mandala. Sherrie Marin, Jim Martin, Mike Martin, Scott McDonald, Glae Meador, Mary Misso, Kellie Morris, Ed Mullenix, Jim Nguyen, Steve Overfelt, Jeannie Bill Dobson enjoys homecoming activities. Page, Nancy Perdew. Dianne Perez, Leticia Poel, Yvonne Preston, Gail 60 Junior spirit never ends. Sasser, Alicia Saunders, Gawain Scherer, Sandy Schulte, Connie Schulty. Bob Jerry Darrough monkey’n around. 61 Skelton, Sylvia Smedley, Janine Smith, Lawley Smith, Richard Stack, Barbara Stockalper, Micki Stone, Mark Stone, Marlissa Stuart, Sharon Stykel, Paul Suter, Delana Swader, John Swart, Dwight Tanner. Christine Temple, Can Tidey, Henry Troutt, Brenda 62 Junior spirit shining on Vamado, Cheryl Vaughn, Linda Vogler, Mike Walker. Anne Welch, Robert Wescott, Evelyn West, Penny Wheat, Steve Lawley says, “C'mon everybody sing!' Whirlow, Joann Williams, Ann Williams, Teresa Winter, Cindy Wilson, Helen Studying hard gets you where you want to be. Allen, Terresa Altstatt, Steve Anderson, Collins Ashal, John Balwierczak, Leslie Bucci, Dominic Cetina, Caricia Darrow, Darby Doss, Patrick Ferguson, Dana Fields, Chuck Johnston, Pat Jones, Doug Jordan, Ron Palleson, Dave Porteous, Jim Ramirez, Fred Ross, Dan Rosson, Barbara Tamayo, Lourdes Turrietta, Christine White, Dale Wilson, Greg Yanez, Elena 64 Alcaraz, Michael Allen, Todd Arnold, Merton Ayling, Gloria Ball, Kevin Dinah Sharbarh lakes a quick look during a test. Ballantyne, Lorinda Bane, Nancy Barger, Kathy Barrington, Michelle Beirne, Terrell Benscoter, Sharon Benton, Janet Binning, Ronald Bisher, Jim Boykin, Roberta 67 The Only Freedom Is The Freedom of Work Irving Babbitt Brewer. Jerry Brown, Frank Brown, Lori Brown, Stacey Bushey, Don Cail, Kimberely Callahan, Kevin Carmichael. Corky Carrigan, Cheri Castellanos, Victoi It’s one of those days. Collins, Robbie Colston, Kelly Conley, Ralph Cordoba, Aventura Corley, Tim Crawford, Cindy Cronin, Mike Currier, Robert Dalton, Kevin Degenfelder, Julie Demeaux, Mike Dolan, Cathy Doll, Henry Doll, Jane Empey, John 69 Enos, Teresa Erb, Lisa Farnsworth, Rick Faye, Bert Finley, Mary Floyd. Dawn Floyd, Diana Fournier, Dan Fox, Bradley Fox, Tracy Freeman, Jim Freymiller, James Garcia, Ken 70 Sophomores. . . On their way up. Garcia, Sonia Goforth, Ronald Golden, John Gordon, Linda Grantham, Patty Griffin, Lisa dassey, Isabel dassey, Robert I ayes, Meg delsel. Iris Hensley. Edward 71 Hernandez, Jennie Huxtable, John Jauregui, Bonnie Jerde, Mary Jiminez, Maria Jones, Keith Kelly, Linda Ketchem, Theresa Keyser, Mark Kraus, Phyllis Laudermilk. Sharon Leandro, Gabriel Legros, Terry Lemon, Diana Letcher, Ronald Letzring, David 'Huh?, what did you say, asks Doug Winters. 72 Lewis, Steven Lockyer, Mark Long, Virginia Luna, Cynthia Lutnick, Jacki Martin, Misty Martin, Terri McCorduck, Sheryl McMillan. Dayna McMorran, Gene Meador, Penny Menard, Lori Michitsch, Robin Morgret, Cathy Munoz, Jesus Nguyen, Catherine 73 Ogden. Janis Orluskie, Mike Ouderkirk. Wade Over, Alisa Packard. Michael Pagels. Edna Patton, Karen Patton, Tim Payne, Tom Perez, Ana Petrovich, Robert Ramos, Tammy Ransom, Mary Reiss, Donna Retana, Blanco Retana, Sonia 74 I have found beauty in the dust of life Paul Engle Rosada, Janette Sanchez, Martha Sandefeur. Alan Sasser, Kevin Brenda Troutt asks Mark Keyser, “You shaved?’ Scherer. Janis Schmid, Bonnie Schneider, Sandy Selzler, Jay Shableski, Claudia Sherbach, Diana Sherman, Karen Shidner, Guy Simmons, Steve 75 A little school “get together. Smith, Albert Smith, Carole Smoltz, Mike Snodgrass, Carl Sorric, Rondale South, Bob Souza. Tammie Sparks, Teresa Sprang, Tammy Sprang, Tim Staubli, David Steely, Lisa Straightiff, Russell Strong, Cheril Tanguay, Norman 76 Terao, Edwin Thompson, Holly Thrasher, Carrie Tobiason, Mike Tobiason, Tom Underwood, Robert Vandervort, Cheryl Votaw, Mary Wade, Faith Walker, Mark Walker, Rosie Walnum, Tammy Walsh, Pat Walter, Edith Walters, John Weller, Steve Wheaton, Steven Whelan. Jenny Whitney, Dustina 77 Oh, brother! Another picture. Williams, Cathy Wilson, Jodi Wilson, John Wilson, Kenny Wimer, Patty Winter, Doug Yetman, Florence Zapp, David ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE Amundson, Celeste Berghouse, Randy Bible, Debbie Brandt, Veronica Carr, Jim Edwards, Mary Emerson, Ronald Garcia, Alfredo Graham, Cindy Hill. Tim Hudson, Michael James, Lisa Lopez, Manuela Mallo, Tina Mecke, Michael Moynihan, Sue Ortiz, Hector Ortiz, Ruben Pursiful, Ricky Ramirez, Miguel Schweigner, Daniel Short, Mark Strandridge, Tim Suter, Dwayne Thomsen, Arthur Vanslambrouek, Dee Vanslambrouek, Tim Vamado, Betty Wamock, Shawn White, Gary Keith Jones. What a drag, staying after school. 78 78 79 Freshmen President — Cam my Wade Vice Presient — Anne Singer Secretary — Becky Boykin Treasurer — Michelle Arnold 80 Freshmen. . a new beginning. Apodaca, Bertha Arnold. Michelle Atherton, Debbie Bacas. Ron Bailey. Beth Freshmen studying before class. Abarca, Raul Albright, Deborah Allen, Charles Allen, Laurie Anderson, Bill Si Ballantyne, Bill Bames, Cheri Barragan, Maria Barrington, Mark Baxter, Lance Benscoter, Julie Blanchard. Randee Bluhm, Rick Booth. Robert Boykin, Becky Brean, Tim Brinkmeier, Darrell Bunting. Mark Burris, Floyd Butterfield, Donna Calhoun. James 82 Callahan, Sean Canfield, Brad Carr, Lori Celaya, Ricky Cervantes, Malinda Breaktime at the tree well. Chambers, Richard Colborn, Denise Cole, Paul Collier, Janine Contreras, Jimmy Cox, Carl Cox, Ricky Crawford, Lynn Creek, Jim Cronin, Denise 83 Beth. Lori. Michelle and Robert, “spirit of Homecoming week.” Ramona Abarca won’t put down her popsicle for anything. Croteau, Gary Degraaf. Karen Deleon, Jesse Demeaux, Jean Denison, Kim Dietmeyer, Steve Dobson. Bob Dowle, Steve Drake, Kent Dubil, Sheryl Duke, Kenn Edelman, Marc Elston, Wayne Empey, Betsy Evans, Shari 84 Peace and order and beauty draw Round thy Symbol of light and law. — Whittier Gene Gray. Sieve Saunders, Raul Abarca. Rick Goddard, and Rob Klemm proud of iheir Freshman float. Fansher, Diana Fenton, Cindy Figueroa, Irma Fisher. O. J. Flores. Lisa Floyd, Debbie Freeman, Dave Garcia, Felix Garcia, Flavio Garcia, Isaugrua Gastelum, Cheryl Gatewood, Greg Gentry, Cary Glass, Frank Glover, Ron Goddard, Rick Godinez, Carmella Gordon, Chris Gray, Gene Grosse, Kathy Groves, Bob Guinn, Greg Hagan, Randall Hanselman, Kathy Harrington, Kevin Harris, Danny Hart, Larry Hartshorn, Darlene Hartwell, Cevin Hattabaugh, Sue Heinz, Cyndi 86 Postpone not your life. — Ralph Waldo Emerson. Cammy Wade hoping she won't be late for class. Helbert, Darilyn Helsel, Amber Hill, Vicki Hinojosa, Shelly Hite, Gary Hogervorst, Bridget Howells, Tim Hunt, Mike Huntamer, Janet Hunter, Nanette Hutto, Terri Hyde, Ron Johnson, Doris Johnson, Lois Kemblim, Gene Klema, Cheryl 87 Klemm, Rob Kniff, David Knudson, Phil Kopp, Edward Kopp, Tim Kreitinger. Joseph Lawrence. Berdine Lawrence. Bridgette Leandro, Yolanda Leeds, Stephanie Legros, Dana Levin, Ann Little, Shane Lowman, Henry MacDonald, Laurie Sally Swader and Boh Schulty getting away from it all. Randy Rice and Berdine Lawrence, finding a little snug- gling time. 88 Keith Jones and Bridgette Lawrence relaxing between Isaugrua Garcia showing off her clean locker, classes. Mark, Donald Martin, Monica Martin, Shawncee Martinez, Joseph McCaffrey, Kelly McCutcheon, Scott McEluana, Shelley Mecke, David Michaels, Celeste Michitsch, Sigrid Miladinovich, Mirosla Miller, Cathy Miller, Scott Moore, Russ Morgan. Stacy 89 Moshier, James Myers, Debbie Myers. Marshall Nelson, Susan Neutralle, Eva Nguyen, Christine Nguyen. Dung Nguyen, Hanh Nicoletti, Joseph Olmos, Angel Ortega, Dan Freshmen hard at work in English. Overfelt, Ken Pagels, Bill Parker, Teresa Peil, Kara Pendergrass, Kathy Perez, Juan Peterson, Marcus Pierrets, Peter Potter, Linda Pride, Valerie Ravy, Mike Ray, Diane Ray, James Reaser, Arnold Reiss, David Resnick, Alan Resnick, Sally Rhoades, Robin Rice, Mike Rice, Randy Richardson, Carolyn 91 Riddle, Laura Rodkey, Greg Roed. Robert Rowland, Roberta Ruea, Jane Saunders, Steve Schuster, Ty Severtson, Alice Simmons, Laura Simpson, Mark Sindelar. Robyn Singer, Annie Skelton, Mary Smedley, John Snodgrass, Jesse Sonic, Randy Stalker, Wes Steiner, Sonja Stewart, Jimmy Stone, Roxanne 92 Juan Perez and Robin Rhoades talking things over. Strayer, Roy Swader, Sally Tanner, John Taubert, Renae Taylor, Lorrene Thomas, Lori Thomsen, Joan Tiersma, Heidi Tucker, Lennie Vaca, Tony Vaughan, Carol Vaughn, George Villagomez, Saul Wade, Cammy Wade, Hope 93 Wallace, Carolyn Warren, Jeff Weller, Carla Whitcomb, Gus White, Robert Wilcox, Jackie Wilcoxen, Diana Wilson, Cera Winchell, Ben Wooley, Leyton Wyness, Karen NOT SHOWN Abarca, Ramona Klopp, Frank Balcom, Selinda Lemoine, Brian Balwierczak, John Lutz, Diana Banks, Cheryl Macias, Regina Bartlett, Jim Pena, Quintin Brady, Pat Pierce, Vicky Brown, Jim Platt, Denise Burton, Paul Porteous, Cary Carter, Milton Ramirez, Leo Chapman, Pam Rogers, Chris Coffer, Linda Romero, Marcelo Corbett, Frank Sickinger, Lisa Crouse, Joy Slaton, Jeff Dawson, Jon Slocum, Steve Edwards, Brenda Soule, Henry Fields, Patty Stykel, Veronica Fogelson, Starr Turietta, Diana James, Matt Uran, John Jensen, Sue Keyser, Dan 94 ifc 95 Administrators (1) Standing in the new wing of his office, is R.H.S. Principal. Mr. Bill. (2) Robert Kennedy, seen here in his office, is Superintendent of the Ramona Unified School District. (3) At their debating table, the school board is, from left to right: Raymond Jensen. Robert DeLong. Andrew Smith. Mary McDonnell, and Maurice Chambers. (4 Dynamically emphasizing a point. Mr. Richardson teaches his English HI class. Being the Vice Principal, Rich is often seen cruising the parking lot. He also teaches Vocations. 96 English (1) Getting in the mood for his next class, Mr. deDominico sits thoughtfully on his files. He teaches English II. (2) Mr. Tamburnno is seen here cracking another one of his great jokes for his English class. He teaches English I, II and Speech. (3) Lecturing in front of his class. Mr. Walters explains the forms of a novel. He teaches English IV. (4) Mr. Walters' belter half. Mrs. Walters, teachers her English III class. 97 English (cont’d) Art Music (1) Miss Philibert, one of the single teachers, teaches English III and Basic Reading. (2) Mr. Williams, who refinishes houses on the side, is seen here putting the finishing touches on the X-Mas tree for the art room. Mr. Williams teaches Painting. Advanced Crafts and Advanced Arts. Vocations. Sketching. Crafts I. and Ceramics. (3) Mr. Boaz is seen here helping Ben and Pat in the class. Mr. Boaz teaches Band. Ensemble. Choir, and Individual Instruction. 98 Social Studies Among new teachers hired at Ramona High School are Mr. Dolan, Mr. Ashby, Mr. Hayes, and Coach Cunningham. There are four new teachers in all. (1) One of our new teachers. Mr. Dolan, helps coach the football team. He also teaches Psychology, Vocations. Social Science and Health, and Boys’ P.E. (2) Mr. Ashby, who teaches Drivers’ Ed and Drivers' Training, also helps coach the football team. (3) Mrs. Price, who teaches U.S. History, drives to Ramona daily from Julian where she owns some very beautiful acreage. (4) Mr. Skahan, often referred to as “Ska,” delivers papers every morning around Ramona and up in Julian. Mr. Skahan teaches Civics and World His- tory. 99 Science Mathematics Teachers had many activities to do in their spare time. Many were advisors to clubs, coaches for sports, and chaperones for dances. Teachers used their spare time by helping to build spirit in assemblies and just by having a good time. There were, also, unpleasant duties such as patrolling the rest rooms and the parking lot to prevent smoking. (1) Mr. Baniaga talks to his General Science class about ants and other insects. (2) Looking for an answer from his Algebra class. Mr. Hardiman also teaches Geometry and Pre-Calculus. (3) Looking over a list of names. Mr. Hayes makes out his absentee list. He teaches Pre-Algebra, Consumer Math, and Physics. (4) Mr. Bossenbroek checks a list for the A.S.B. Mr. Bossenbroek is A.S.B. Advisor. He also teaches Algebra I and I!. 100 Science (cont’d) Physical Education (1) Passing out tests, Mr. Sticka is seen here in his Chemistry' class. He also teaches Biology. (2) Coach Cunningham relaxes with a cup of coffee in his office. He teaches Boys P.E., coaches the football team, and is Athletic Director. (3) Miss Stoqohann looks over some papers in the office. She teaches Girls’ P.E., and coaches the Gymnastics team. (4) Miss Geldert listens to the music as she watches one of her girls do a rou- tine. She teaches Modern Dance and Girls’ P.E. 101 Home Economics Language Therapy Industrial Arts Agriculture (1) Standing in front of one of our well-equipped Home Ec. Stations. Miss Barklew gets ready for her next class. She teaches Intermediate Sewing. Beginning Sewing. Vocations. Needle Techniques. Boys’ Home Ec.. Interme- diate Foods. Beginning Foods. (2) Mr. Edmonstom looks over some assignments for his next class. He teaches Speech-Language Therapy. (3) Assisting one of his students in the designing of a house. Mr. McMicken teaches his Architectural Drawing class. He also teaches Cabinet Construc- tion. Vocations. Metal Shop. Vocational Skills. (4) Mr. Jameson, seen here looking up some information to help one of his Ag. students, also teaches Ornamental Horticulture. Vocations. Vocational Skills. Introduction to Agriculture, and Animal Science. 102 (1) With book in hand. Mr. Heyde gets ready to begin his Office Simulation class. He also teaches Accounting. Vocations, Home Management. Typing I. and Personal Typing. (2) Helping her students improve their typing. Miss Krogman instructs her class. She teaches Business English. Publications. Typing I. and Shorthand I and II. (3) Using records to improve pronunciation. Mr. Hill tries a new approach. He teaches Spanish I. II. III. and IV. Business Education Foreign Language 103 ROP Counseling (1) Mrs. Bezoenik. the ROP teacher, teaches adults and students office careers. (2) Sitting at her desk. Mrs. McDonald looks over a list of colleges. Mrs. McDonald is the senior Counselor. (3) Mr. Pulcrano. Director of Vocational Ed. and student Counselor, looks over a work sheet from one of his students. 104 Special Ed. Library Aide Librarian (1) Ready for his next class, Mr. Quinn sits quietly at his desk with some coffee. Mr. Quinn teaches Special Education. (2) Mrs. Hanson, aide to Mrs. Wames. writes out some due notices. (3) Mrs. Warnes. our delicated librarian, waits to help a student. 105 Maintenance Personnel R.O.P. (1) The R.H.S. custodians are: Mr. Poel, Mrs. Portwood. Mr. Wooley. and Mr. Marin. (2) Mr. Maus watches as two boys try and find the trouble with a washing machine. He teaches Appliance Repair and Motorcycle Small Engine Repair in an R.O.P. class. (3) Vince Hoffman, one of our devoted custodians who has retired this year, gets a good-bye hug from Miss Storjohann. the girls’ P.E. teacher. 106 Office Personnel Cafeteria Staff (1) Mrs. Giddings. student services secretary, sends out some checks. (2) Mrs. Ford, secretary to Mr. Bill, writes down some things in her schedule book. (3) Mrs. Celaya, student attendance clerk, types up some absentee notes. (4) Mrs. Walker (left) and Mrs. Anderson (right) pull some delicious, hot bur- riloes out of the oven. 107 109 Cindy reigns as El Ano Queen The 1976 El Afio Queen, Cindy Crawford. The El Ano candidates. BACK ROW: Lorene Taylor, Cindy Crawford, Gloria Ayling, Kristi Taubert, Sandy Watt, Betra Hood. FRONT ROW: Berdine Lawrence, Laurie Farnsworth and Cathy Fite. Each year the El Ano dance is held to raise money for the year- book. Several candidates for Queen are chosen from each class. Each candidate then has two weeks in which to raise money for the yearbook. The candidates sell baked goods, have car washes, raffles and even horse clinics. The girl that raises the most money is crowned Queen. This year the girls raised $ 1.040. The El Ano Dance was held on February 20, 1976. Cindy Craw- ford was crowned Queen. Laurie Farnsworth was 1st runner-up and Sandy Watt was 2nd run- ner-up. We sincerely appreciate the efforts of all of the candi- dates. in Sadie Hawkins “Before the Sadie Hawkins Dance” parties are very popular. Everyone looks really sharp in their matching clothes that the girls have picked out for them. 112 Assemblies TOP RIGHT: Modern Dance students from USIU performing a mixed dance number. MID- DLE LEFT: Jane Doll and Janis Ogden per- forming a duet in the talent show. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sheriff Myron Clippert clarify the new marijuana laws. BOTTOM LEFT: Students from USIU in the Modern Dance Assembly. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Jerry Darrough. singing the songs he composed. 114 TOP LEFT: Cindy Berryhill. Joe Cotey, Brad Blanchard, and Minoru Tabuchi in a number they per- formed for the talent show. TOP MIDDLE: A very talented Minoru Tabuchi is singing and playing the guitar. TOP RIGHT: Rosa Yanez, Janet Ransom and Ruth Ransom as “Phony Orlando and Dusk.“ MIDDLE LEFT: Cheryl Varnado performing a gymnastic routine for the talent show. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sharon Stuart. Roger Swift, Pat Johnston, and Nancy Kalabsa, performing a skit. BOTTOM LEFT: Terri Allen in a Modern Dance number for the talent assembly. 115 Seniors Enjoy Disneyland The park was sunny when we arrived We could not wait to get on the rides We ran through the gates and pushed through the crowd And everyone knew that Ramona was around. When lunch time came we all went to eat So that we could take a rest, off our feet When the clock struck six, we headed for the bus For fear that it would leave without us. 116 117 Senior Play Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley Bernice Hogervorst Miss Preen Marla Reiss Richard Stanley David Chamberlain June Stanley Debbie Webner John Sam Smedley Sarah Kay Gassaway Mrs. Dexter Cindy Jones Mrs. McCutcheon Denise Perdew Mr. Stanley Mike Barrington Maggie Cutler Mary Ketchem Dt. Bradley Kurt Bullard Sheridan Whiteside Roger Swift Harriet Stanley Janet Ransom Bert Jefferson Don Murray Professor Metz Ruth Ransom The Luncheon Guests Jennifer Yepiz Lynn Swycaffer Consuelo Hassey Rosa Yanez Mrs. Baker Sandy Williams Expressman Debbie Watkins Lorraine Sheldon Cheryl Rice Sandy Gary Walker Beverly Carlton Joe Cotey Westcott Bill Freeman Radio Technicians Laurie Bik Elena Apodaca Choir Carina Marthins Mary Smith Thea Shableski Cindy Riffle Kristy Taubert Linda McIntosh Choir Leader Colleen Morgret Banjo Paul Salow Two Deputies Keith Jackson Jeff Dale A Plain Clothes Officer Laura Cole Student Director Karen Guernsey Faculty Advisors Bob McMicken Jean McDonald Bill Tamburrino 118 “The Man Who Came To Dinner” 120 121 Sanchez, Apodaca reign as Homecoming King, Queen. Elena Apodaca and Ralph San- chez reigned over Ramona High School royalty of 1975-1976. During the Homecoming half time the court was crowned. The game was played against Mt. Carmel. Although the Bulldogs lost the game, their spirit was not hampered. After the game there was a dance and the entertain- ment was provided by the band, “Motion.” The homecoming court was as follows: BELOW LEFT: Randy Herrington and Cindy Jones. BELOW MIDDLE: Craig Misso and Debbie Watkins. BELOW RIGHT: George Garcia and Cheryl Rice. 122 TOP LEFT: Juniors. Mark Stone and Denise Shive. TOP MIDDLE: Sophomores. Kevin Sas- ser and Jacki Lutnick. TOP RIGHT: Freshmen. Dave Freeman and Sally Swader. MIDDLE: Cheerleaders, old and new. cheering at the Homecoming Pep Rally. MIDDLE RIGHT: This year’s Homecoming King. Ralph Sanchez, and Queen. Elena Apodaca. LEFT: Last year’s Homecoming King and Queen, Ed Anderson and Rhonda Sorric. 123 The traditional powder-puff game was played by the Senior and Jun- ior girls on Thursday night of Homecoming week. The Juniors defeated the Seniors 22-8 in a well-attended game. The first touchdown and extra points were made by a senior, Jennifer Yepiz. The rest of the touchdowns were made by juniors, Becky Gilli- land, Angie Hill, and Denise Shive. The extra points were made by Denise Shive and Becky Gilliland. Bill Tamburrino, Mike Dolan, and Ed Anderson were coaches for the Seniors. Rick Ashby, Ralph Hayes, Fred Conklin, and Mike De Domenico did the coaching for the Juniors. BELOW: Senior powder-puff ieam. BOTTOM LEFT: Sexy Senior cheerleaders ai pep rally. RIGHT: Jay Zapp cheering for a Junior victory. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior cheerleaders waiting for the 2-point conversion. 124 Juniors are the very best! TOP: Girls concentrating on the hike of the ball. MIDDLE LEFT: Becky Gilliland on her way to a touchdown. MIDDLE RIGHT: Junior pow- der-puff team. LEFT: Junior cheerleaders enter- taining the audience at the powder-puff game. 125 “On to Victory” RIGHT: Senior float won first place. BELOW: Cheryl Bartlett clowning around on tacky day. BELOW LEFT: Freshmen show spirit on tacky day. BELOW RIGHT: Freshmen float won third place. 126 LEFT: Junior float won fourth place. BELOW LEFT: Bulldogs kicking off on Homecoming night against Mt. Carmel. BELOW RIGHT: Raggedy Ann and Andy. Brenda Troutt and Kathy Barger. BOTTOM: Sophomore float won second place. Defeat.is a school in which truth always grows strong. Henry Ward FRONT ROW: Paul Salow. Ron McMorran, Gary Walker. Dave Chamberlain. Jay Zapp. Paul Callahan. Mike Nicoletti, Bob Schulty, Dave Delong. Glae McDonald. Don Murray. Craig Misso, and Waller Bullard. MIDDLE ROW. Dennis Knudson. Bob Huni. Richard Bowlus. Randy Herrington. Kurt Bullard. Jay Sorg, Russ Ely. Jim Mullenix, Rick Garcia and Team Manager. Roy Smith. TOP ROW: Pete Yanez. Mike Barrington. Scott Wheaton. Bill Dobson. Jerry Darrough, Bill Freeman. Robert Welch, Brusc Sarty. Mike Celaya, Eric Ogden, and Steve Wheat. 130 TOP LEFT: Captains, Mike Barrington and Scott Wheaton, winning the toss for the Ramona Bulldogs. ABOVE: Player Jay Zapp telling Coach Cunningham what went wrong during the game against Coronado. MIDDLE: Quarterback Ralph Sanchez making a 15-yard gain to put the Bulldogs close to scoring distance. LEFT: Ramona’s coach, Mike Cunningham, going over new plays on the Ramona side lines. 131 VARSITY In his first year as head coach, Mike Cunningham and his staff ins- tilled a new spirit in the Ramona Bulldogs and their loyal fans. The Bulldogs won two games and were never thought of lightly by their foes. The offense was explosive and the defense was stingy, and as always the Bulldogs hit hard and fought together as a team. The team was led by a group of hard-working seniors who set a good example for the underclassmen by their sacrifices and leadership. The groundwork they laid was the first step in returning Bulldog football to the championship caliber that Ramona fans can expect in the future. Varsity Scores Ramona Opponent 0 Perris 29 23 Army-Navy 7 26 San Dieguito 41 8 Torrey Pines rlk U 35 6 La Jolla 38 0 Mt. Carmel 20 12 Mission Bay 21 22 ( nadc 6 47 132 Bulldog “building year. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Kevin Sasser, Doug Winters. Rob Collins. Gary Howells. Rick Cotton. Terry Beirnc. Victor Castellanos. Brad Lawrence, and David Zapp. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Short, Tom Tobiason, Ken Wilson. John Ashal. Bert Faye. Pat Walsh, Tim Sprong, Jim Freymiller. Wade Ouderkirk. and Ed Hensley. BACK ROW: Ron Letcher. Keith Jones. Dennis Berneberg, Gary Curtis. Merton Arnold. Jim Hall. Dan Fournier. Kevin Dalton. Ken Garcia, and Mike Tobiason. 133 RIGHT: Bulldog's Gary Curtis kicking off to start the first game of the 1975 season. MIDDLE RIGHT: Quarterback Kevin Sasser running around the quick side on a quarterback keeper, for a 15-yard gain. BELOW: Number 55 Wade Ouderkirk getting a few pointers from Coach Ron Baniaga. BOTTOM RIGHT: On the side- line Ramona’s offensive team watching patiently for the defense to retrieve the ball back for the Ramona Bulldogs. v V 134 When times were tough — spirit was up! 32 The J.V. Football team finished with a 2-7 record but what is more important, it established a feeder program for the varsity. The team consisted of mostly sophomores and these young men will be asked to step up to the varsity team next year. They will fill in for the graduat- ing seniors. The team’s trademark was tough offense (the best in the league). Many of the J.V. are expected to start for the varsity next year. Ramona's player. Corky Carmichael, sacking Army-Navy's quarterback for a loss of 10 yards. The Beginning of Spirit at R.H.S FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Coach Cunningham, knowing that our young players need as much experience as possible, increased the freshman football schedule this year. He recruited four coaches to work with the freshman team so that the basics could be taught to each player. Anyone who wanted to play on the freshman football team was given a uniform. This year we had more players wanting to play than ever before. The team carried 42 players and everyone had a chance to play. The freshman coaches put their freshmen through the same condition- ing as the varsity players. “There is no question that our kids worked harder, had more spirit and desire than the other freshman teams that we played. We saw our players become athletes and grow into young adults, says Coach Carter. FRONT ROW: Jim Moshicr. Bob Dobson. Don Mark. Steve Dietmeyer. Scott McCurcheon. Rick Celeya. Mark Barrington. Jimmy Contreras, David Rice. Marcelo Romero. Saul Villagomez. MIDDLE ROW: Eddy Anderson, Tim Howells. Gene Gray, Brian Lemoine. Leyton Wooley, Jesse Snodgrass, Keith Callahan. Larry Hart, Kent Drake. Dave Freeman. Jim Bartlett. Kevin Herrington. Bill Ballantyne. Tony Vaca. Paul Cole, John Tanner. Pat Brady. Fred Conklim. BACK ROW: Raul Abarca, Randy Sor- ric, Wayne Elson. Tim Brean. Steve Saunders. Lance Baxter. Joey Nicoletti. Phil Knudson. Coach Carter. Mike Hunt, Randy Rice. Greg Gatewood, Mike Ravy. Henry Lowman. Bob Groves, Rick Goddard, Coach Roper. 136 TOP LEFT: Coach Fred Conklin and Ron Carter standing on the sideline while Ramona's offense moves the ball down the field. TOP RIGHT: Ramona starting offense gets the ball first in the first of the season against Oceanside. MIDDLE: Mark Barrington No. 85 making the tackle after the kick-off. BOTTOM: Mike Hunt No. 32 going on a power sweep around the end setting a first down. 137 J. V. Cheer (Top Lcfl): Claudia Shabliski. Kelly Colston. Tammie Souza. Carole Smith. Lisa Griffin. Patty Grantham. Freshman Cheer (Lower Left): Beth Bailey. Jackie Wilcox. Laurie Allen. Lori Thomas. The Varsity basketball team with its new offense and defense was able to play competitive basketball with the best teams in the county. Coach Carter said, “This was the hardest working team that I’ve had the pleasure to coach. We were the youngest and most inexperienced team in our league, but we played the best team basketball. We also were considered one of the better defensive teams in the county. We had referees, athletic direc- tors and principals compliment- ing our team as being the best disciplined and sportsmanship team thay they had seen this year.” Varsity Basketball 140 Page 140, Group picture. Sam Smedley, Kevin Sasser, Bill Dobson, Bill Freeman, John Reaser, Bruce Sarty, Coach Ron Carter, Mark Allen. Kevin Dalton, Jim Freeman. Pat Johnston, David Delong, Walter Bullard. BOTTOM LEFT: Kevin Dalton shooting from the free throw line after being fouled by his oppo- nent. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Kevin Sasser shoot- ing from one of his well known spots. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jim Freeman taking a shot from the free throw line after finding a suitable opening. LEFT: Bill Freeman dribbling up the middle as the Titans defense tries to block the shot, as he puts it in for two. BELOW: Mark Allen shooting from the free throw line for his charging call. RIGHT: The camera catches Coach Carter mak- ing one of his most unusual faces. FAR RIGHT: The ref handing the ball to a player after a call. MIDDLE LEFT: Jim Freeman dribbling down the court, after Mark Allen look the ball away from the opposing team. BELOW LEFT: Walter Bullard, Kevin Sasser, and John Reaser. running out to warm up before the game. BELOW RIGHT: Kevin Dalton goes up for a jump shot outside the key. J.V. Basketball Although outsized by most of its opponents, the Junior Varsity team turned in an admirable performance in its second year of Coast League competition. The team gained its first-ever Coast League victories on the way to a league record of 2-12. By defeating both Mt. Carmel and Poway (Coast League J.V. Co-Champions), Ramona also averted finishing in last place. Outstanding performances were turned in by sophomore guards Mark Walker, who averaged 10.6 points per game, and Doug Winter, who led the team in scoring with 239 points on the season. Doug was also the lead- ing rebounder for the Bulldogs with 142. followed closely by Tom Tobiason with 134. Floor leadership and inspiration was always provided by Junior Mark Stone and sophomore guard Tom Payne. Junior center Jim Hall was an outstanding defen- sive player who led the team in blocked shots. ABOVE: Coach Jimmy Walters. Mark Walker. Mark Stone. Tom Tobiason, Merton Arnold. Jim Hall, Kevin Bill. Pat Walsh. Ken Garcia. Doug Winter. Tim Corley. Mike Tobiason. LEFT: Tom Payne dribbling up the middle. BELOW: Mark Stone taking a shot outside the key. 143 RIGHT: Mark Walker making his second free throw. BELOW: Mr. Walters telling the team to run man to man defense. BELOW RIGHT: Jim Hall hooking the ball over his opponent. Freshmen Basketball The Bulldogs finished 13-11 for the year and 5-5 in league play. Each player started at least two games and captained the squad for two games. LEFT. BACK ROW: Coach Steve Waddell. Steve Saunders. Mike Hunt, Phil Knudson. Greg Gatewood. Rick Goddard. Bob Groves. FRONT ROW: Gene Gray. Dave Freeman. Jim Contr- eras. Randy Rice. Tim Howells. LEFT: The bull- dogs fight for the rebound. MIDDLE RIGHT: Greg Gatewood shooting his second freethrow. BELOW MIDDLE: Dave Freeman putting in two. after his fastbreak down court. BELOW RIGHT: Dave Freeman takes out his opponent as he passes the ball to one of his teammates. 145 J. V. Cheer (Top Left); Lisa Griffin, Kelly Colston. Carole Smith. (Bottom Row) ; Tammie Souza. Claudia Shabliski, Patty Grantham. Freshman Cheer (Lower Left); Robin Rhoades, Lon Carr. Bri gette Lawrence. Berdine Lawrence. Ramona High School Wrestling this year drew larger crowds and ingnited more excitement than ever before. Coachs Norm Boaz and Jim Steiger worked hard on basics, and helped the experi- enced wrestlers to develop more advanced technique, as they saw a compact but well disciplined team hold its own in the Coast League. Seven lettermen returned from last year and two talented fresh- men were broken in to do a fine job at the varsity level. The team won two of its first four matches, soundly beating San Diego and Julian, and losing by only three points to Fallbrook. There were solid performances from Jerry Darrough (175) who was rated fourth out of all wres- tlers at his weight, in San Diego County, Craig Misso (145) Most Dedicated Wrestler, Paul Salow (127) Most Inspirational Wres- tler, and Joe Meade (135) Most Improved Wrestler. Other con- sistant winners on the squad were Mike Celaya (154), Ricky Cotton (120), and promising freshman Ricky Celaya (130). The J.V. Wrestlers worked hard right along with the varsity, gaining invaluable experience and winning several individual matches. J.V. standouts were Kenny Wilson (145), Mike Mecke (112), and Guy Shider (175), who came up to the var- sity level mid-season. Ramona High Grapplers Opposite page. BACK ROW: Mr. Boaz, Jerry Darrough. Craig Misso. Scott Martain. Guy Shidner. Paul Salow, Joe Meade. John Swader. Mike Celaya. Kenny Wilson. FRONT ROW: Kim Boughner (score keeper) John Wilson. Joe Kreitinger. Ricky Celaya. Ricky Cotton. Joe Mantnez. Danny Harris. Lance Baxter. Mike Mecke. ‘f'V «lUVllI V S M 149 Varsity Wrestling Scores Ramona 12 - 24 Hoover Ramona 66 - 12 San Diego Ramona 59 - 12 Julian Ramona 33 - 36 Fallbrook Ramona 21 - 50 San Dieguito Ramona 0 - 69 Poway Ramona 27 - 38 La Jolla Ramona 23 - 46 Christian Ramona 35 - 28 Torrey Pines Ramona 37 - 27 Mt. Carmel Ramona 32 - 34 Mission Bay 150 The support and spirit of the team was greatly and pleasantly enhanced by the formation of a group of cheerleaders specifi- cally for wrestling, called Mat- Maids. Group below: TOP: Jeanie Cavallars, Jenny Hernandez. MIDDLE: Shelley Rayburn, Yvonne Poel, Mary Meador, Cindy Rice. BOT- TOM: Jodi Wilson. Debbie Craft. 151 Varsity Baseball This year’s Varsity squad had 7 returning lettermen, but also had 3 sophomores taking the starting lineup. Their first win came against Big Bear High School who was coached by former Bulldog coach Mike DeDomenico. By the beginning of league play the Bullodgs will have gained the experience nec- essary to challenge the league title. ABOVE: Varsity baseball players warming up before a game. MIDDLE RIGHT: Coaches Dolan and Ashby giving last minute advice to players. Group Picture: BACK ROW: Coach Dolan. Eric Ogden. Ralph Sanchez. Bill Free- man. David Chamberlain. Dennis Knudson. Jay Zapp. Dave DeLong. Coach Ashby. FRONT ROW: Terry Beirne. Paul Salow, Gary Walker. Sam Smedley. Mike Warnckc. Wade Ouderkirk. 152 ABOVE LEFT: Coach Dolan getting ready to take the field. ABOVE RIGHT: Gary Walker waiting on deck while Bill Freeman makes a base hit for the Bulldogs. MIDDLE RIGHT: Catcher Bill Freeman waiting for the umpire to retreive a foul ball. FAR LEFT: Assistant coach Ashby watching the opponent pitcher. LEFT: Jay Zapp taking a little batting practice. 153 J.V. Baseball The trademark of the J.V. Base- ball team was hustle and team- work. Pitchers Gene Gray, Don Fournier, and Mike Warnecke combined to give the Bulldogs a trio that displayed control and stamina. Corky Carmichael layed infield and catcher, nfielders Jim Mullinex, Dave Freeman and Steve Wheaton played good defense and deliv- ered key hits in the clutch. Barry Bruce, Jerry Brewer, and Bill Roed were true utility players filling in both the infield and outfield. Outfielders John Klema, Marcus Yepiz, Kathy Agnew, and Becky Gilleland added speed to both the offense and defense. Kevin Sasser played well at first base and was one of the team’s most consis- tant hitters and base runners. While Kevin Dalton, despite coming out late because of an injury, came on strong during league competition. ABOVE: Ramona J.V. cheering when they won their first game. MIDDLE: Coach Tamburrino chewing out our player, Steve Wheaton. MID- DLE RIGHT: Dan Fournier throwing a fast ball for a strike. RIGHT: BACK ROW: Coach Bill Tamburrino, Jim Mullenix, Kevin Sasser, Rick Voss, Barry Bruce, Dan Fournier, Corky Carmichael, Bill Roed. MIDDLE: Henry Doll, Marcus Yepiz, Becky Gilleland. Kathy Agnew, Jerry Brewer, Gene Gray, Dave Freeman. John Klema. FRONT ROW: Steve Wheaton. BAT GIRLS: Patty Wimer, Karen Sherman, Bonnie Schmid, Sharon Laudermilk, Kelly Colston, and Laurie Bik. 154 Freshman Baseball Thirty boys signed up for the freshman team initially. Currently there are six- teen players on the team. Some were advanced to the J.V. team, some because ineligible because of grades and a few did not make the final cut. The team is currently 2-2, winning 2-1 against Oceanside, and dropping deci- sions to Oceanside and St. Augustine. League Opener will be held March 30 vs Mt. Carmel at home. The season will conclude May 6 vs Poway. Standout players have been pitcher: Flavio Garcia, Frank Klopp and Randy Rice. ABOVE LEFT: FRONT ROW: John Smedley, Steve Dietmeyer. Jim Contreras, Scott Miller, David Deiss, Saul Villagomez. BACK ROW: Marcus Peterson, Greg Guinn, Matt James, Frank Klopp. Bill Ballantyne, Greg Gatewood, Robert Roed, Flavio Garcia. BAT GIRLS: Car- olyn Richardson and Cammy Wade. FAR LEFT: Coach Roper hitting to the out field for their practice. LEFT: Coach Roper giving advice to the team. BELOW: Freshman players waiting for their turn to bat. 155 Varsity Gymnastics Group Below. FROWT ROW: Kay Gassaway. MIDDLE ROW: Cheri C'arrigan. Lorrine las lor. BACK ROW: Tammy Souza. Cari Thrasher. Patty Grantham. TOP: Kay Gassaway on the bars. LEFT: Patty Grantham doing the splits. BOTTOM LEFT: Cari Thrasher balancing on the beam. 156 J.V. Gymnastics Group Below. FRONT ROW: Robyn Rhoeds. Claudia Shableski. Bcrdine Lawrence. Rita Rodriguez, Bridget Lawrence. Diane Sharback. MIDDLE ROW: Laune Allen. Ana Perez. Laura Little. Dennise Cronin. BACK ROW: Debbie Albright. Tammy Sprong. Cheryl Dubil. Sonia Steiner. TOP LEFT: Laune Allen vaulting. TOP RIGHT: Miss Rosanne Storjohann coaching. MIDDLE: Ana Perez demonstrating her routine to Debbie Albnght and Chery l Dubil. BOTTOM RIGHT: Diane Sharback being helped by Robyn Rhoeds on her bar routine. 157 Cross Country This year’s Ramona Cross Country team was expanded into Varsity and Junior Varsity teams in the Coast League. Coach Dan Matheny worked hard to improve the team with their 2 win, 5 loss record. The five top runners of this year’s Cross Country team were: Manuel Guaderrama, a top Jr. in the CIF finals, (bottom left), Robert Hassey who is rated 9th in California as a Soph, (opposite page, top left). Alan Sandefur, also a Soph, who will be one of next year’s top runners (middle right), Miroslav Miladinovich, a dedi- cated Frosh., who ran over 700 miles during the summer (middle left) and Juan Perez, one of the top 9th grade runners in the county (bottom right). 158 159 Varsity Track Group Below. FRONT ROW: Ricky Celeya. Miroslav Milladinovich. Manuel Guaderrama. Richard Bowlus. Robert Hassey, Glae McDonald. Bob Schulty, Ron McMorran. MID- DLE ROW. Richard Pritchard. John Wilson. Kevin Callahan, Ken Garcia. Jim Hall. Randy Berghousc. Russ Ely. Paul Stykcl. Dana Craig. BACK ROW: Coach: Mr Hunter. Steve Wheat. Bob Hunt. Mike Nicoletti. Bill Groves. Bill Dob- son. Don Murray. Mike Hunt. Juan Perez. Coach: Mr. Matheny. TOP RIGHT: Don Mur- ray jumping the hurdles. MIDDLE LEFT: Bill Groves going all out with the shot put. MID- DLE: Glae McDonald and Richard Bowlus run- ning a close second and third. ABOVE LEFT: Bill Dobson throwing a disc. ABOVE RIGHT: Dan Matheny. Coach. MID- DLE: Bob Hunt going over the bar. MIDDLE RIGHT: Everybody preparing for the meet. BELOW LEFT: Richard Pritchard successfully over the bar. BELOW: Bob Hunt won the relay. 161 Junior Varsity Track LEFT: John Reaser broad jumping. BELOW LEFT: Dana Craig vaulting. TOP MIDDLE: John Reaser and Randy Hagan trying for second and third place. MIDDLE: Coach Hunter giving the team a pep talk BELOW' RIGHT: Mike Hunt carefully going over the bar. 162 Group Picture. FRONT ROW: Alfredo Bueno. Scott McCutchcon. Larry Hart. Robbie Collins. Frank Glass. Mark Barrington. Steve Saunders. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Hunter. Coach. Henry Lowman. John Tanner. Pat Brady. Kent Drake. Bob Dobson. Alan Sandefur. Arnold Reaser. Bob Groves. Shane Little. BACK ROW: Dan Matheny. Coach. John Reaser. Scott Reed. Kevin Ball. Randy Sorric. Rick Goddard. Jim Bisher. Wayne Elston. Gary Howells. Tim Sprong. Randy Hagan. Danny McCowan. Assistant. Not pictured — Ron Binning. Mark Keyser. Mike Lavin. Roy Strayer. Kandi Gray. Paul Ossmend. 163 Boys Tennis This year’s boys tennis team is being coached by tennis profes- sional, Dave Austin. The games and practices are held at the Racquet Club in San Diego Country Estates. Dave stresses “The Power of Positive Think- ing’’ on the team. Also, the phys- ical conditioning, popularity and fun of the sport is attractive to the boys. Tennis is a sport peo- ple are finally starting to appre- ciate. RIGHT: Dave Smith in ready position while John Michaels reaches for a low ball. MIDDLE LEFT: Kirk Bullard, after hitting a fast ball. MIDDLE RIGHT: Bill Anderson getting ready to serve. BELOW: BACK ROW: Coach Dave Austin. Robert Amick. John Michaels. Joe Cotey. Dave Smith. Minoru Tabuchi, Phil Knud- son. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Anderson. Kevin Har- rington, Robert White. Jeff Dale. Gus Whit- comb. Mike Mecke. Chuck Johnson. Kirk Bul- lard BOTTOM ROW: Steve Simmons. Rick Bluhm. Bill Pagels. Joe Kreitinger. and Carl Cox. i f ABOVE LEFT: Coach Dave Austin. ABOVE RIGHT: Robert Amick. Phil Knudson. Kirk Bullard, and Minoru Tabuchi resting up before the match with San Dieguito. MIDDLE LEFT: Kevin Harrington and Phil Knudson waiting to receive the ball. ABOVE: Joe Cotey getting ready to receive the serve. FAR LEFT: Mike Mecke after he hits back to his opponent. LEFT: Gus Whitcomb hitting a backhand return. 165 Girls Tennis Hits with Grace and Style BACK ROW: Becky Gilliland. Cindy Rice. Shelly Rayburn. Lynn Swycaffer. Sheryl Rice. Lisa Hughes. Janine Smed- ley. FRONT ROW: Robin Jackson, Cindy Riffle. Jenni Conway, Leticia Perez, Kathy Clauser, and Earlene Fields. BELOW LEFT: Coach Dave Austin, and Assistant Coach Ed Smith. BELOW RIGHT: Cindy Rice 166 This year R.H.S. was fortu- nate to have tennis professional, Dave Austin, as coach. Dave's fine playing background along with his fine teaching abilities, brought inspiration to the team this year. Due to the fact that Dave is the head professional at San Diego Country Estates, we had the privilege of using San Vicente Raquet Club as our home courts. The tennis team started with a boom. The first match was against the Mustangs of San Dieguito. After the final match point was captured by a fighting Bulldog, the scoreboard showed 9 wins, San Dieguito 7. It was a great way to start the season. The first win in the history of RHS girls tennis. This year’s MVP went to Shelly Rayburn, who worked hard playing No. 1 all year, ended up one of the top players in the league. Our Most Improved Award this year went to Becky Gilliland, who by the end of the season was a consis- tant winner. As proof of the increased popularity of tennis in Ramona, R.H.S. hosted the League Finals in November. TOP LEFT: Home courts of the tennis team. MIDDLE LEFT: Shelly Rayburn. MIDDLE RIGHT: Becky Gilliland. BOTTOM LEFT: Janine Smedley, and Earlene Fields. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cindy Riffle. 167 Volleyball Teams Display Teamwork Good teamwork and excellent hustle were the trademarks of this year’s varsity volleyball team. Consuelo Hassey and Jennifer Yepiz provided good setting while Janice Ogden and Pat Johnson spiked. Martha Sanchez, Vanessa Little, Therese Guglielmetti, and Betty Lowman competed for the remaining defensive positions. BELOW. FIRST ROW: Therese Guglielmetti, Consuelo Hassey, Jennifer Yepiz, Martha San- chez, Betty Lowman. BACK ROW: Sandy Wil- liams. Manager. Vanessa Little, Kandi Gray. Pat Johnson. Miss Storjohann. Coach and Janice Ogden (not pictured). MIDDLE: Janice Ogden taking the impact. UPPER RIGHT: “Team- work!” FAR RIGHT: Kandi Gray. Consuelo Hassey. and Jennifer Yepiz experiencing defeat. BELOW RIGHT: Vanessa Little. Martha San- chez. and Betty Lowman having some lemonade after a game. The J.V. was composed of first year players. Although the sea- son was not a complete success, the girls learned the true mean- ing of teamwork. BELOW. FIRST ROW: Lori Anderson. Tracie Davis, Kathy Agnew, Christy Kraus. BACK ROW: Sandy Williams. Manager. Gayle Guinn. Bernice Hogervorst. Miss Storjohann. Coach. Joann Whirlow. (not pictured). UPPER MID- DLE: Kathy Agnew setting up the ball. MID- DLE: Everybody warming up. UPPER LEFT: Tracie Davis successfully receiving a spiked ball is assisted by Lori Anderson, and Christy Kraus. FAR LEFT: Tracie Davis. Bernice Hogervorst. Joann Whirlow in receiving position. BELOW LEFT: Joann Whirlow serving. 169 Golf Swings With Action The golfers will continue to play this competitive and individual sport. The team can also have pleasure and enjoyment throughout their lives from this recreational sport. The group is fortunate to have Mr. Hardiman as their coach as he has been playing ever since he was a freshman in High School. He stresses the importance of good sportsmanship and feels it is important to learn how to cope with a defeat and a win. RIGHT: Steve Anderson and Jim Freymiller taking a break before the golf game. BELOW. BACK ROW: Coach Rick Hardiman. Rod McDonald. Mark Allen. Art Thompson. Jim Freymiller. Jim Freeman, Doug Winter. Mike Packard. FRONT ROW Mark Walker. Tony Vaca. Steve Anderson, and Wayne Wilcoxcn. 170 ABOVE LEFT: Wayne Wilcoxen swings away. ABOVE RIGHT: Mark Allen takes it easy after a match with La Jolla. BELOW LEFT: Jim Freymiller concentrating on his putt. MIDDLE: Fore!! Mike Packard is on course. ABOVE: Steve Anderson practices his short game. BELOW RIGHT: Mark Walker putting for a birdie. 171 Varsity Softball The Ramona Varsity Softball team improved both as a team and as individuals over the sea- son. Cheryl Bartlett, catcher, led the CIF with six home runs. Laurie Bik and Consuelo Hassey shared pitching and shortstop duties. Bik hit .372 and had 15 hits (tied with Bartlett and Yepiz for team lead), and Hassey hit .333. Third base duty was split between Marla Reiss and Janet Ransom. At second base Joann Whirlow and Tracie Davis alter- nated. Jennifer Yepiz was the Bulldog first sacker and hit a hefty .357 with a home run. In the outfield Elena Apodaca led the Bulldogs with a .400 average. Lynn Swycaffer and Kathy Agnew led the team most of the year in hitting. Agnew ended up with a .385 average and Swycaf- fer hit .324, both had home runs. Ramona’s center fielder was Becky Gilliland who got 11 hits in the last 7 games to boost her average to .324. TOP RIGHT: BACK ROW: Jennifer Yepiz. Cheryl Bartlett. Marla Reiss. Coach Tamburrino. MIDDLE ROW: Laurie Bik, Lynn Swycaffer. Consuelo Hassey. Janet Ransom, Elena Apo- daca. FRONT ROW: Becky Gilliland, Kathy Agnew, Tracie Davis. Joann Whirlow. FAR LEFT: Laurie Bik pitches for another strike. LEFT: Becky Gilliland takes a mighty swing. MIDDLE RIGHT: The girls show their spirit even on the bench. BELOW: Seniors of the team. Infield ns :t J.V. Softball The first J.V. Victory came in extra innings with a one run win over Torrey Pines, 23-22. The team handed Mt. Carmel 30-22 and 22-8 losses, and scored 24 runs in their second defeat of Torrey Pines. Outstanding hitting perform- ances were turned in by Tracey Fox, Cammy Wade, Roni Brant, and Lori Anderson. Martha Sanchez led the outfielders with Cheryl Klema, Cheryl Gastelum, Laura Riddle, Hope Wade, and Manuela Lopez catching their share of fly balls, Carolyn Rich- ardson. Nanette Hunter and Letti Perez were on the mound throwing strikes to Chris Gor- don. Catcher. Ball handling was Leslie Greer’s specialty on first base. Manuela Lopez and Lori Anderson shared second base. Cammy Wade kept busy at shortstop and Roni Brandt played third. BELOW LEFT: BACK ROW: Cheryl Gasle- lum. I.aura Riddle. Cheryl Klema. Martha San- chez. Hope Wade. Cammy Wade. Chris Gordon. FRONT ROW: Leticia Perez. Leslie Greer. Car- olyn Richardson. Nanette Hunter, Manuela Lopez. Veronica Brandt. Tracey Fox. Lori Anderson. Letterpeople As can be seen by the group pic- ture on this page, a great change has taken place in the lettermen club. The admission of girls was granted for the first year. It is now the Letterpeople Club. The spirit of this organization can be seen by the Lettermens’ jackets on the campus and the great pride shown by our ath- letes in being letter winners. The club has promoted several activities during the year. They were able to obtain a soft drink machine which was placed in the boys’ locker room. Plans are to purchase a sign- board for the front lawn of the school to tell of the coming events and school activities. 175 Modern Dance The dance program has increased greatly in size and quality this year. The girls attended three master classes and also presented their 4th annual Dance Concert in February. Gloria Geldert. the dance instruc- tor, has contributed a great deal in the development of Modern Dance classes. 176 FRONT ROW: Linda Edwards, Mary Smith. Cathy Harrington. Sandy Williams. Terri Carroll. Linda Ayling, Penny Shidner. Bonnie Curtis. Grace Silva, Elena Apodaca. Jennibelle Denham. Janet Ransom. Mrs. Geldert, Betra Hood. MIDDLE ROW: Ruth Ransom. Terri Allen, Rosa Yanez, Cheryl Rice. Cam Temple. Jen Jack. Lawley Smith. Dianne Perdew. Anne Williams. Marla Rice, Thea Shalbeski. Dana Fer- guson. Cathy Fite. Patty Gilliland. Nancy Page. Penny West. BACK ROW: Ann Walker. Micki Stockal- per. Mary Meador, Cindy Winters, Denise Perdew. Cindy Rice. Karen Guernsey. Barbara Stack. Cindy Ball. 177 Organizations “Spirit Explodes in '76 was the theme for this year's El Ano. We chose this theme because the spirit at Ramona High has truly exploded as compared to the last few years. The staff's spirit was always evident, with the special help of our Advisor Miss Krogman and Editors Melitta Sura and Jenni- fer Yepiz. along with the other members of the staff. A special thanks to our photographer. Dennis Berneberg. for his many hours of work during his first year on the staff. BACK ROW: Advisor Miss Krogman. Editor Jennifer Yepiz, Cathie Butler. Gentry Hinojasa. Jeanic Cavallars. Jcnni Conway. Elena Apodaca. Gary Walker. Editor Melitta Sura. FRONT ROW: Diana Fansher. Roger Swift. Denise Shive. Lon Anderson. Consuelo Hassey. Chris- tine Tanner. Leticia Perez, and James Anderson. Not pictured. Dennis Berneberg. El Ano Staff When a Book raises your spirit and inspires you with noble and manly thoughts, seek for no other test of its excellence. It is good and made by a good workman. Bruye ASB The Associated Student Body is the governing organization of Ramona High School. The ASB students run the snack bar and use the profits for the school. Assemblies, dances, barbecues and fairs are sponsored by the ASB. The ASB also organizes homecoming week. The ASB officers meet weekly to conduct business. RIGHT: 1st semester officers; Tammy Souza, Secretary'; Janet Ransom. Treasurer; Bill Dob- son. Activity Coordinator; Cindy Jones. V. Presi- dent; Carrie Temple. Member at Large, Randy Herrington. Presidential Assistant; Gary Walker. President. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Bill and our cur- rent President Gary Walker. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Giddings handles all of the ASB accounts. 182 i'i LEFT: 2nd Semester Officers: FRONT ROW: Cindy Jones. Activity Coordinator; Gary Walker. President; Bill Freeman, Presidential assistant. BACK ROW: Mr. Bossenbroek. Advi- sor; Christine Tanner, Vice-President; Carrie Temple. Member-at-Large; Janet Ransom. Trea- surer; Cathy Herrington. School Board Rep.; Cheryl Vamado. Secretary. MIDDLE: Student Council: FRONT ROW: B. Freeman, J. Ran- som. CJones, E. Apodaca. C. Wade, T. Souza. B. Blanchard. Mr. Bossenbroek. BACK ROW: P. Shidner. K. Boughner, M. Stockalper, C. Rice. B. Dobson. B. Faye, G. Walker. BELOW: The snack bar is run by the A.S.B. CSF The California Scholastic Feder- ation is an academic organiza- tion. To qualify, students must meet certain academic require- ments. A total of ten points is necessary for membership each semester. Membership in this state-wide organization is advantageous for those planning upon attending college. RIGHT: 1st Semester. FRONT ROW: C. Mor- gret. J. Degenfelder. Mr. Hill (advisor). S. Gid- dings. 2nd ROW: T. Souza. M. Barrington. C. Thrasher. L.Menard. L. Steel). K. Gassaway. B. Hogervorst. Y. Pocl. B Stack. V. Lamereaux. BACK ROW: P Walsh. R. Michitsch. L. Caw- yer. D Winter. D. Darrow. M. Allen. M. Walker. K. Bullard. L. Greer. C. Varnado. E. Terao. L. Long. J. Curtis. BELOW. 2nd Semester. FRONT ROW: J. Long. L. Menard. A. Levin C. Tanner. B. Varnado. L. Long. L. Greer. C. Morgret. A. Singer. B. Hoger- vorst. L. Cawyer. S. Giddings. B. Boykin. P. Johnson. Mr. Hill (advisor). BACK ROW: L. Steely. J. Degenfelder. C. Varnado. E. Terao. M. Arnold. J. Freeman. D. Winter. P. W'alsh. T. Vaca. K. Gassaway. Y. Poel. C Rice. TOP: Mark Walker. 184 FBLA LEFT: The FBLA is shown here in from of the Marshall’s Office during their visit to the San Diego Court House. BELOW: BACK ROW: Penny Shidner. Kim Boughner. Kathy Laws, Ann Williams, Tnna Ramos. Linda Edwards, Edith Walters, Teresa Williams. Leslie Greer, Aventura Cordoba. Tammy Ramos. FRONT ROW: Sheryl McCorduck. Bonnie Jauregui. Teresa Enos. Julie Flamming, Theresa Miller. 185 FHA Pres. Marla Reiss. Vice — Pres. Patty Gilleland. Sec. Laurie Allen. Treas. Anny Singer. Histonan Sonia Steiner. Randee Blanchard. FRONT ROW: Tracy Fox. Veronica Brandt. Meg Hayes. MIDDLE ROW: Marla Reiss. Patty Gilleland, Laurie Allen. Anny Singer. Randee Blanchard. Sonia Steiner. TOP ROW: Rosa Yanez, Roberta Boykin. Michelle Arnold. Carla Weller. Kara Peil. Cheryl Gastelum. Mary Skelton. Roberta Rowland. Becky Boy- kin. Cheryl Rice, Donna Reiss. Cindy Ball. Linda Edwards, Thea Shableski. Miss Barkelew. 186 FFA FRONT ROW: Darilyn Helbcrt. Debbie Bible. Todd Thompson. Randy Rice. Greg Rodkey, George Vaughn. Theresa Williams, MIDDLE ROW: Wayne Elston. Iris Helsel. Ron Jordon. Cera Wilson. Amber Helsel. Selinda Balcom. Eric Reunhardt. Betty Vamado. TOP ROW: Mr. Jameson. Jesse Deleon. Jim Rodkey. John Gol- den. John Wilson. Michelle Barrington Ensemble GROUP BELOW: BACK ROW: Mary Meador. Jay Selzlcr. Janis Ogden. Jerry Darrough. Micki Stockalper. Brad Blanchard. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Boaz, Joe Cotey. Jody Warren. Jane Doll. Sandy Williams. Pat Walsh. FIRST ROW: Becky Gilleland. Mark Walker. Patty Grantham, Cathie Butler. Bill Groves, Kelly Edwards. BELOW: Senior citizens enjoy the performance by the ensemble. Chorus BACK ROW: Jerry Darrough, Brad Blanchard. Tom Payne, Kevin Dalton, Pat Walsh. Mark Walker, Doug Wescott, Julie Gideon, Jane Doll, Kelly Edwards, Kim Boughner. MIDDLE ROW: Stan Cotey. Chuck Allen, Ed Kopp. Mike Mecke, Keith Callahan. Janis Ogden. Eva Ncut- relle, Janet Huntamer, Sandy Williams. Mr. Boaz. BOTTOM ROW: Tammy Ramos, Nancy Bane. Penny Shidner. Jody Warren. Becky Gille- land. Doris Johnson. Randee Blanchard, Patty Grantham. Cathie Butler. Band FOURTH ROW: Jean Dcmcaux. Danny Harris, Boh Hall, David Zapp. Doug Wescott. THIRD ROW: Saul Villagomez, Jay Sorg, David McCorduck, Ricky Garcia. SECOND ROW: Mr. Boaz. Lenny Butters, Patty Johnson. Jim Creek. Wes Stalker. Jim Moshicr. FIRST ROW: Renae Taubert. Laura Simmons. 189 Work Experience RIGHT: Linda Kelly waits for an order. BELOW: Work Experience group. 190 ABOVE LEFT: Brad Lawrence at Sal’s Plum- bing. BELOW LEFT: Denise Shive gives the cus- tomer a smile. RIGHT: Jeanne Cavallars taking orders at Jack-in-the-Box. 191 Many speakers from a variety of fields and interests were invited on campus to speak to RHS students this year. The seniors had a special program initiated by Tom Skahan. Mr. Bill. Principal; Dr. Fisher, Fallbrook Supt.; Senator John Stull; and a representative from the Arab community and Gary Butterfield, Water District representative spoke to all seniors during a special two-hour block period. More talks were scheduled for the spring quarter. The new IBM memory typewriter was demon- strated by Jeri Michaels to the business students. Mr. Gunn and FBI special agent spoke to business students and other interested students about the FBI and jobs available in that area. Guest Speakers Foreign Friends This year Ramona High School welcomed two foreign exchange stu- dents: Carina Marthins and Minoru Tabuchi. Carina comes from a small family in Gothenburg. Sweden. She enjoys motorcycle riding, skiing, swimming, meeting friends, and traveling. In the near future, she plans to go to a University and study Agricultural Engineering. Minoru is from Tokushima, Japan. He enjoys playing the guitar, drawing, and participating in sports. He also plans to go to a University. He is interested in becoming an Industrial Designer. Both agree that the school system is much easier here than in their countries, and that the students here are more active and spirited. 193 Each year the annual staff solicits for advertising in Ramona. Each year many of the townspeople respond by buying ads. | Without their support the students would have to pay much more for their yearbooks. Best Wishes to the Class of ’76 from throughout HOME FEDERAL COUNTRY! At Home Federal we do more than help our savers save for tomorrow. We help you save today with free services. . . like traveler’s checks, money orders, notary service, save-by-mail, check cashing, and much more. It’s all part of saving in Home Federal Country. Why not stop by and see? 39 Offices Serving California IIOMK FI I )FRAI, SAVINGS MIC of San I )icgo mm: l ==s=J Ramona Office: 1308 Main Street • 789-0221 • . 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Box 96 Ramon , CA 789 1180 202 NEW PIONEER 629 A Main St. Ramona, CA 789 2892 WESTERN AUTO 803 Main St. Ramona, CA 789 0100 DARRS LIQUOR 1350 Main St. Ramona, CA 789-1336 BUSHEYS AUTO CENTER 4159th St. Ramona, CA 789 2455 JERI STOLL REALTOR 1520 Main . Ramona, Ca. 789-1265 □ REALTOR Realtor Associates DIXIE ACKERT JOLINE FOX BARBARA BURTNER RUS5ELL FOX LORRAINE WILCOXEN RODOLFF REALTY 2366 Main St. 789 1275 Ramona, CA RAMONA LAND COMPANY RAMONA REALTY 204 FEGHALI REALTY P.O. Bo 548 789 3377 Ramona, CA Home Land Ranch® Investments • Commercials «C °c v fy ' ■ r—v WOODWARDS MARKET 969 Main St. Ramona, CA 789 0480 Qvjdty cleaning I FARMERS INSURANCE INC. 601 Main St. Ramona, CA 789-0010 PETROLANE INCORPORATED Propane Gas and Appliance Metered Bulk Appliances for Rent Clean Burning LP Gas to Combat Air Pollution Longer Engine Life 326 Pin Street l 2 Mi. No. on Hwy. 78 P.O. Box 578, Ramona CA 92065 Phona Ramona 789-3100 RAMONA CLEANERS 579 Main St. Ramona, CA 789 I 140 205 ARCO SERVICE STATION BISHER'S FEED STORE For All Your Food and Animal Care Products v orl ' Purina • Ace-Hi • Star • Farnham So C. x Dog and Cat Foods C4,c Free Local Delivery McKENZIE LIQUOR 1252 Main St. Ramona, Ca. 789-0073 RAMONA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUDS T.V. REPAIR 845 D St. Ramona, CA 789 2222 SANTA MARIA INN Batwaan 6th and 7th on Main St. 789 1311 Congratulations to tha Class of 1976 Ownar DICK McMORRAN Managar SAM HOLDEN 1347 Main St. Ramona, Ca. 789 0288 206 Beautiful Hair Can Be Yours! GERTRUDE'S BEAUTY SHOP Featuring Uniperm Waves • Wigs and Wig Care Tu«. Thru Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evening by Appointment Phone 789 1231 636 Main Street, Ramona Mechanic on Duty RAMONA CHEVRON DALE ROSEBERRY Phone 789 0183 802 Main Street Ramona, CA 92065 EL NOPAL Mexican Food JESUS and CONNIE GARCIA DAVE' S FOREIGN CENTER 923 Main St. 789 2464 Ramona, CA 92065 CAR Telephone 789 9823 TAUTO [BARN 724 Main Street Ramona, California 92065 DAVID C. BRIGGS 789 0150 RAMONA CASH GROCERY Datsun Specialist 780 Main Street, Ramona, Calif. Servicing and General Repairs Foreign and American Horseless Carriages ED MORRIS 789 3339 838 Main St. 5« ■ - , KARISMA HAIR FASHION Total Styling 760 Main Street Ramona, CA 92065 Parking in Rear Phone 789 1786 BOB'S BARBER SHOP 7:30 am to 6:00 pm 1076 Main St. Ramona, CA 789-1556 Owner — ROLAND J. ROBERT 207 JACK BROWN Owner MORRIES CUSTOM CUTTING JACK BROWN Owner RAMONA WELDING SUPPLY RR 1 Box 782 Ramona, CA 789-0740 w 2119 Main St. 2? (714)789 3926 Ramona, CA cf STEVENSON'S VALLEY APPLIANCE, TV FURNITURE Professionally Tumbled Gemstones Complete Home Furnishings 733 Main St. 13860 Poway Rd. Ramona 789 2300 Poway 748 2300 JOHN. RICHARD and LOIS A Division of Ramona Mining and Mfg. Corp. SOS Elm Straat, Ramona, California 92065 P.O. Bo 847 Cabla: Craftstona RAMONA FLORIST AND GIFTS Mobil | HAROLD BLANCHARD 789 1852 ' 638 Main Street MOBIL SERVICE ' Ramona, CA 92065 Y DOROTHY KELLOG Owner Tires — Batteries — Accessories — Lubrication — Tuneups — Brakes — — Minor Repairs — Phone 789-1680 9th and Main Sts., Ramona (714) 789 0993 RAMONA STAGE STOP Every office is independently owned 9 a IB Real Estate LIQUOR JAMES L. BROOME Broker 557 Main St. Ramona, Calif. 92065 BENJAMIN (BERNIE) PASSEL Res. Phone 714 — 583 5786 208 601 Main Street Bus. (714) 789 0606 Ramona, CA 92065 Res. (714) 789-2370 RAMONA PET CENTER Expart Dog Grooming Science Diet ★ Wayne Ken-L-Ration ★ Kasco and Other Dog Foods • Frozen Meah ■ Dog and Cat Pat Foods • Bird and Animal Cages Tropical Fish and Fish Supplies Birds and Small Pets MAXWELL'S TEXACO Universal Feeds ■ Bulk Feed and Grain Livestock Medical Supplies Open Monday Thru Saturday JOE MAXWELL. Owner 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ramona 619 Main St. 789 1124 Closed Sunday Tires Batteries Phone 1210 Main St. Lubrication 789-1043 Ramona, Ca. YOU TROUBLES DAN SAPP Manager ESCONDIDO MOTOR PARTS SILVA'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY 311 12th St. Ramona in Ramona Valley of the Sun A, (714) 789 0450 E G SILVA 789 2273 GOOD FOOD ROBERT E. DARROUGH KOUNTRY KITCHEN xa c 826 Main St. ' J Ramona, CA 789-2121 Owner — DORENE DRAGO ' [ (KEaff 70ytf7 Welding and Repair 7891253 402 14th Street Ramona uj.iuuiAt LPS — Diesel — Truck — Passenger Tires SAWDAY SHELL RAMONA BUILDERS SUPPLY DICK SAWDAY 578 Main Street Complete Building Materials Tel. 789 0500 Ramona, Calif. 92065 2117 Main Street Ramona, CA 92065 789 2141 209 The Great Spirit The trees are filled with love The ground is filled with life The great spirit up above watches us with strife. The nation is two hundred The people have the spirit The years ahead we shouldn't dread But remember the school spirit. By David Rice Bulldog Spirit Way up in the mountains of Ramona, there is a mighty school. Where lives the fighting BULLDOGS Who are mean and super cool We may not win the coast league but our spirit is the best if victories were won on spirit we’d be ahead of all the rest. By Dave DeLong TOP: Buckwheat and Mark Walker taking life easy. MIDDLE LEFT: Russ Ely. “Who me! Cheating?” MIDDLE RIGHT: Nancy Page and Robyn Jackson. BOTTOM: Victor Castellanos, enjoying a cool dip. P. 211, TOP LEFT: Tambo gets “his” at the softball assembly. TOP RIGHT: Mark Stone. “Do you think its edible?” BOT- TOM LEFT: Love turns you on with the KGB Chicken. MIDDLE RIGHT: Elena Apodaca. Jenni Conway, and Denise Shive, “Hi ya all, we’re from Ramona. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brian Florang, “Do you really think I’m that good?” 210 212 The Bicentennial Senior Year This senior year is Bicentennial we’ll only see it once, The Bulldogs have their spirit they’re really quite a bunch. The “Spirit of 76” is cap- tured in our hearts, we’ve come to love this country and Ramona deep in our hearts. So now they leave this school the seniors with their class, and next year we’ll be seniors the Bicentennial year gone past. By Laura Cole, Terry Allen P. 212, ABOVE LEFT: Gawain Saunders and Jennifer Yepiz. ABOVE MIDDLE: Chris John- ston. ‘‘No autographs please!” RIGHT: Elena Apodaca. “I’m telling you I'm not an Eskimo.” MIDDLE RIGHT: Track coach. Dan Matheny. BELOW LEFT: Victor Castellanos. “Hmm- hmm good.” BELOW RIGHT: Trying to get it together before 2nd period P.E. class. P. 213. ABOVE LEFT: Mike Cunningham, and John Klema. “Boy. does she have a curve.” ABOVE RIGHT: Gail Preston and Cindy Rice. MID- DLE: Roger Swift asks, “Is this the right pose?” — along with Tammy Bromfield and Linda Kelly. 213 214 vrio.v OK 1NDKIKNDKNCK. Editor’s Note: The High School Library recently was given several old annuals dating back to around 1900. The books had differ- ent names then, but we still feel it’s fair to say this is the 76th Ramona High Yearbook. This is the first volume number given to a RHS annual. Also, the staff would like to express our appreciation to Craig Fischel of Craig Photography, who took the cover pic- ture, senior picture, and senior por- traits. 216
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