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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1978 volume:

££ crfno t g 7S c7Xamona. Retool: J 40 fa.mon Jans TXanzona., 92065 lAjfums r S 1 r Greetings, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the 1978 issue of the Ramona High El Ano. Fea- tured in this year’s annual are a variety of topics, introducing new teachers, new school build- ings, a new assistant-principal, and much, much more. We hope you enjoy this year’s El Ano as much as we enjoyed put- ting it together for you. And now we are proud to present to you Ramona High . . In the Spot- light.” The El Ano Staff of 1978 4 06 £ zy can Uccauitz tizzy tiziniz tizzy can. 1 ixgit 5 Y sHr v y v V v f'YY YYVYvV YYYYYYYYY YVyVvVvXY cVvVyWyY 7 dJ nzvzr mzt a man didn t [i e. WiLl z ?OtJ£ll 9 to Tc B« u 2s.z±tax± Best All Around: Tammie Souza Tom Tobiason Most Likely to Succeed: Carrie Thrasher Robin Michitsch 6 Most Humorous: Lisa James Ken Garcia Most Likely to Be Remembered: Tammy Ramos Steve Wheaton Most Spirited: Patty Grantham Kevin Dalton Best Dressed: Ana Perez Doug Winter 7 Although you seniors have now come to the end of your high school careers, facing ditch days, proms, barbeques, as well as, required and elective classes, you are still “In The Spotlight.” The long awaited graduation ceremony is only moments away! And then, a serious look into the future lies before you. Back Row: Bonnie Schmid. Kevin Dalton, Ana Perez. Lisa Griffin. Front Row: Tom Tobiason, Lisa James, Steve Wheaton. rS cz fad to (U(z££, Lorinda Ballantyne Nancy Bane •Craig + Lee's x Lettering o Other Powder Puff cheerleaders working hard for their team. (Duz c f£nza z l [atzz, Theresa Kathleen Barger “Kathy” Pep Club 10. 11. Float Committee II. 12. Tennis 12, Basketball 12. Powder Puff 12. Varsity Cheerleader 11. Drill Team Captain 12. Thomas E. Beck “Tommy” Sharon Lee Benscoter “Bennie” Action 9. Chorus 9. Daisy Chain 11. Senior Play 12. Float Committee 9. 10. II. Modern Dance II, 12. Tennis 11, Basketball II. 12. Powder Puff II, 12. Randy Berghouse Jim Bisher Roberta Boykin Yearbook Staff 12. Float Committee 9. 10. Prom Committee 11, Action 9, 10. Powder Puff 12. Pep Club 11. Honor Roll 9, 10. 11. 12. Choral 9. 10. 20 cdfzzd (Out Vanessa Brandi Prom committee 11. Float Committee 11. Gymnastics 9. Track 10. Volleyball 11, 12. Softball II. 12. Powder Puff 11. 12. Physical Fitness 9. 10. II. David Broude Senior girls enjoying a snack time conversation. Frank Brown Float Committee 9. 10. 11. Football 9, 10. Stacey Brown Mace Physical Fitness Award 10. Craig + Lee’s x Letzring o Other 2J Band 9. 10. II. 12. Powder Puff 12. Cheri Carrigan' Float Committee 11.12. Prom Committee 11. Soft- ball 11. 12. Gymnastics 9. 10. Tennis 12. Powder Puff II. 12. Victor Castellanos Robbie Collins Ralph Conley Aventura Cordoba FBLA 10, MECHA 11, 12. Float Committee 9. 10. Chorus 9. Powder Puff 12. Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12. ROP Awards 11. tSfiinz jCicjtit on (Duz c -fonoz, Kimberly Cail Cindy Crawford Kevin Dalton Senior Class President, Float Commit- tee 10, II. 12, Letterpeople 10, 11, 12, Ensemble II, 12, Baseball 10, Basket- ball 9, 10, 11. 12, Football 9. 10. 11, 12. Another monday. Julie DegenJelder CSF 9, 10,11,12, Dance Club 10,11,12. Prom Committee 11, Float Committee II, 12, Powder Puff 11,12, El AnoCan- didate 11, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12. Robert B. Dinkel Football Manager 10. •Craig + Lee’s x Letzering o Other £ j£Z 3aittij-ui (37tu£ anddJoya£, Jane Doll John Empey Teresa Enos FBLA 10. Float Committee 9. Honor Roll 9. 10. II, 12. Achievement Award 9. II. Rick Farnsworth Upper classmen have it made in the shade. Jdnjing tfiz (S zand (D£d Love gives itself; it is not bought. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow • Craig + Lee's x Lelzering o Other ddjofzincj !Badt to Jond Gtd dl l mozL£i, Jeff R. Folsom James L. Freymiller Sonia Marie Garcia “Sone” Float Committee 9. 10, Powder Puff 11, El Ano Queen 9. •Craig + Lee's x I .cl ring o Other Coach Tambo displaying hard-working tactic to Cammy Wade. 26 Sad jSut iPxouA (1 l z c fzs. Christine Ann Gordon “Chris” FFA 10, 12, Powder Puff 12, Drama Production 10, 12, Softball 9, Cheer- leader 10. Honor Roll 9. 10, 12. Cindy Graham Patty Grantham Freshmen Activity Coordinator. Mem- ber at Large 11, ACTION 9. 10. Rocket Club 11, Prom Committee 11, Float Committee9. 10, 11. 12, Letterpeople 10, II, 12, Gymnastics9, 10, 11, 12. Powder Puff 11.12. Cheerleader 10, 12. GymnasticsCIF 10, II. Lisa Griffin + “Griff Senior Vice-President. Float Commit- tee 10, II, 12. Powder Puff II. 12. Cheerleader 10, wrestling Cheerleader 12. Homecoming Candidate 12. 27 Tina Guaderranut cmje Play Production 12, Track 11. 12.Crosscountry Captain 12. Pep Club 11. Drama Award. Isabel Hassey Yearbook Staff 10. 11. ROP 10. Float Committee 9, Powder Puff 11. 12. Chorus 9. Physical Fitness Award 10. II. Truckin’ on with Spirit!! Robert Hassey ASB Member at Large 11. ASB Athlete Commis- sioner 12. Float Committee 9. MECHA 11. Letter- people 9. 10. 11. 12. Cross Country 9. 10. II. 12, Wrestling 9. Track 9. 10. 11. 12. All-League Team Runner 11. 12. All CIF Team Runner II. 12. Blue Chip Athlete Award. Margaret Hayes “Meg” Junior Class Secretary, ACTION 10, Drama Produc- tion 9, 10. 11, 12. Newspaper Staff 11. Powder Puff 11. 12. Volleyball 11. Track 9, 11. Mascot 10. Best Actress 11, Honor Roll 9. 10. 12. Physical Fitness Award 9, 10. 2S On Sihnt Wcn i That was a good one. Edward Hensley + “Ed Jennie Anna Hernandez Float Committee 10, 11, 12, Action 10, Newspaper Staff 12, Chorus 9, 10. Pow- der Puff 11, 12, Wrestling Cheerleader 10. Pep Club 10, 11. Honor Roll 9, 10. 11. You think you've got muscle. • Craig + Lee's x Letzenng o Other 29 Jacquilyn Hitchcock “Jackie Float Committee 12. Powder Puff 11. 12. ROP Senior guys John Huxtable Float Committee 10. Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12. Scott A Ian Ivers Lisa James “Tigger Senior Class Secretary, ASB 11, Float Committee 10. 11. 12, Prom Committee 11. Senior Play, Swimming 9, 10. Soft- ball 11. Powder Puff 11. 12, Batgirl 10, 11, Honor Roll 9, 10, Transfer from Mt. Carmel. Bonnie S. Jauregui FBLA 9, 10, Float Committee 10, 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12.CSF 11, 12. MECHA 11, 12, Daisy chain 11, Prom Committee II. Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12, ROP Achievement Award 10. iJ ii n Offfofdzn shooting the breeze. Mary Jerde ' Prom Committee 11. Powder Puff 12. Physical Fitness Award 9. 10. Keith Jones Theresa Anne Ketchem + “T.K.” Freshman Class President. Sophomore Class Secretary, Member at Large 11. ACTION 9. 10. FFA 12, Float Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, Dance Club 10, II. Powder Puff 11. 12. Cheerleader 12. Pep Club 11, Honor Roll 10, 12. Football Statistition 10. Basketball Statistition 10. • Craig + Lee’s x Let ling o Other Mark L. Keyser (jy Ringing Stztza nz Cheryl Klema' ACTION 12, Powder Puff 12. Track 10, Softball 9, 10, 12, Basketball 12, Wrestling Cheerleader 12. Phys- ical Fitness Award 9, Three-year Graduate. Phyllis Kraus Dance Club 12, Newspaper Staff 12. Float Commit- tee 9, Cross Country 12, Track 11, 12, Powder Puff 11, 12. Honor Roll 10, 11. Physical Fitness Award 10. Sharon Lynn Laudermilk Float Committee 11, Gymnastics 9. Powder Puff 11. 12, Batgirl 10, Honor Roll 11, Physical Fitness Award 10. RHS cheerleaders feeling the suspense of the game. 32 dPfi£Z£ d ou and dJ Diane Lemon' “Lemon’s” FFA 9. 10. 11, 12. Powder Puff 11. 12, Honor Roll 9. 10. II. 12, Public Speaking Award 11. Vickie Lepper Ron Letcher David Letzring' The wacky cheerleaders of Ramona High School. Sieve Lewis Mark Lockyer Ones [j azzA A7o A zzam Darrell Long' Virginia Long “Ginny” CSF 9, 10, 11.12, MGM 10, 11, Honor Roll 9,10, 11, 12, Physical Fitness Award 9, 10. Boy, is this exciting! Jack i Lutnick + Gymnastics 9, Tennis II, 12, Softball 11, 12. Powder Puff 11.12. Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12, Homecoming Princess 10, 11, Homecoming Candidate 12. Tim Mahan “Timmy” FFA9. 10, 11. 12. Float Committee 9, 12. Swimming 9, 10, Football 9. 12. Wrestling 12. Swimming Honorary Team Captain 9. •Craig + Lee's x Letzring o Other 35 Blake Martin Wfizn (1 l £ ( Vou[dUynoai Misty Martin Terri Martin Dance Club 11, Presidential Award 11. Anthony May “Tony” Mt. Miguel Marching Band 9, Escondido Marching Band 10, Escondido Stage Band 11. Dawn McDonald+ Powder Puff 11,12, Basketball 9. 10. Softball 11, Track 9, Volleyball 11, School Mascot 11, Volleyball Captain 12. Lori Menard CSF9, 10. 11, 12, Float Committee 9, 10, II. 12. Ten- nis 11, 12, Powder Puff 11, 12, Honor Roll 9, 10. 11. 12, Tennis Captain 12. 36 zA {cUjLC Wayi Ralph plays teacher. Penny Meador ° “Bobo” Dance Club 10,12, Float Committee, 9, 10, II, Work Experience 9, 10, 11. Pow- der Puff 11. Robin Michitsch ASB Vice President 12, Sophomore Class Activity Coordinator, CSF 9, 10, 11, 12, Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, Rocket Club 11, Letterpeople 11, 12, Basketball 9, Golf 9, 10, Baseball 11, 12. It’sjust Buckwheat. . . • Craig + Lee’s- x Lettering o Other 37 [Ufiat(2an zotu Students hard at work (aren’t we always). Cathie Morgret ACTION 9. 10. II. Dance Club 10. II. 12. Float Committee 9, 10, II. 12. CSF 9. 10. II. 12. Gymnas- tics Manager 10. Drill Team 12. CSF Award 10. Wesley E. Muck Janis Ogden Darwin Wade Ouderkirk + “Wade” Football 9. 10. II. 12. Baseball 9. 10. Powder Puff Cheerleader 11. 12. Honor Roll 10. II. Homecoming Prince 11. Homecoming Candidate 12. 3 zzam± Michael A. Packard “Mike” Edna Page Is Dance Club 12, Wrestling Cheerleader II. 12, Head Wrestling Cheerleader 12. Honor Roll 9, 10. 11, 12, Powder Puff II. 18. Karen Sue Patton CSF 11, 12. Band 9. Float Committee 10. 11. Honor Roll 9. 10, II. 12. Drill Team 12. Thomas Payne “Tom” [Uo 3ina[ L ajj Anna Maria Perez Junior Vice President, Member at Large 12. MECHA 11. Daisy Chain 11, Float Committee II, 12, Newspaper Staff II. 12. Dance Club 11. 12. Prom Committee 11, Gymnastics 9, 10. Soft- ball II. Honor Roll 9. II. 12. Richard Portillo Jr. Float Committee II. 12, Football 9. 10. II. Hockey 9. 10, Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12, Powder Puff Cheerleader 12. Miguel Ramirez Tammy Jo Ramos “Tam” Chorus 9, 10. 11,12. FBLA 9, 10. Float Committee 9, 10,11.12, Prom commit- tee 11. Daisy Chain 10, 11, Yearbook Staff 12, Pep Club II. 12, Honor Roll 9. 10, 11, 12, ROP Achievement Award 10, Typing Award 9. 40 and tfi d o(M± Dawn McDonald going for six. Mary Margaret Ransom ACTION 9. Float Committee 9. 10. 11, 12. Prom Committee 11. Powder Puff 11. Pep Club 9. Honor Roll 9. 10, 11. I2.CSF9. Jesse Reed FFA 9, 10,11.12. Donna Reiss ACTION 9. 10, 11. Powder Puff 11. 12. Honor Roll 11. Physical Fitness Award 9. 10, II. Blanca Re tana l [adz U(ia£ . • . Martha Sanchez MECHA I!, 12,Softball 10.Volleyball 10. 11. 12. James Alan Sadefur “Alan” Track 9. 10. II, Football 9. Cross Country 10. 11. Janis Scherer “Fruitstripe” Float Committee 10. Volleyball 9. Pep Club 10, Volleyball Award 9. Bonnie Schmid Member at Large 12, Daisy Chain 11. Float Committee 9. 10, 11, 12, Newspa- per Staff 11, Dance Club 10. 11. ACTION 9, Prom Committee 11. Bat- girl 10. 11, 12, Drill Team 12. Honor Roll 11, 12. Freshmen Princess, El Ano Candidate 12. Carole Scott + “Scotty” Freshmen Treasurer. PLASBO 9, Float Committee 9, 10, Swimming 9, Track 11. Transfer from Poway High. Ick! Who 42 ZL f± and 'Uzazs, Sandra Sever!son Claudia Shableski Claud” ACTION 9, Float Committee 9, 10. II. Chorus 9. Tennis 11. Cheerleader 10, Drill Team Captain 12. Shorthand Award 10, El Ano Candidate 12. Who me? Karen Sherman + Float Committee 9. 10. 11. 12. FFA 12. Gymnastics 9. Tennis 11. Powder Puff II. 12, Pep Club 10. Batgirl 10. •Craig + Lee’s x Letznng o Other 43 Wheres your homework. Greg? Time for lunch. Steve Simmons + “Simon” FFA 11. 12, Newspaper Staff 11. Foot- ball 9, Tennis 10, Soccer 11. Carole Lynn Smith Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12, Powder Puff 11, Cheerleader 10. Honor Roll. •Craig + Lee's Lelznng o Other 44 t(i£ Debbie Smith “Boo-Boo” CSF 12. Dance Club 12. Senior Play 12. Float Com- mittee II. 12. Prom Committee 11. Batgirl 11. Tennis 9. 11. 12. Powder Puff 11. 12. Softball 9. 10. Drill Team Captain 12, Honor Roll 9. 10. El Ano Candi- date 11. Rondale Sorric TammaraJ. Souza “Tammie” Freshmen Class Treasurer. ASB Secretary 10. 11. ASB Member at Large 12. CSF 9. 10. 11. 12. ACTION 9. 10. Dance Club 10. 11. FFA 12. Rocket Club 11, 12, Float Committee 9. 10. 11. 12. Prom Committee II. Letterpeople 10. 11. 12. Yearbook Staff 12, Gymnastics 9. 10. 11, 12. Powder Puff 11. 12. Cheerleader 10, 11. Head Cheerleader 12. Homecom- ing Queen 12. Senior Play 12. Daisy Chain 11. Physi- cal Fitness Award 9, 10. 11. 45 dJo Liz cdfand dJn dl [cn Tammy Dee Sprong Newspaper Staff 11,12, Float Com- mitte 9. 10, II, 12, Prom Committee 11. Senior Play 12. Gymnastics 10. Basket- ball II, 12. Powder Puff 11, 12. Pep Club 9 Kelly Standridge David Staubli Norman Tanguay •Craig + Lees’s x Letzring o Other Everybody needs milk! 46 Shari Taylor C'lan c f vjay± Holly Thompson CSF 9. 10 II. 12. Dance Club II. 12. MGM 10. 11. CJS 11. Honor Roll 9. 10. II. 12. Physical Fitness Award 9. 10, Drama Award 11, Drama Production II. 12. Senior Play 12. A rthur Thomsen “Artie” FFA 12, Golf 9, 10. 11, 12. Outstanding Welder II. Carrie Lynn Thrasher “Nuggie” Member at Large 9. Sophomore Class Treasurer. Junior Class President, ASB President 12. Student Representative for School Board 11. CSF 9. 10, 11. 12. CJS 11. Letterpeople 10. 11. 12. Prom Committee 11, Powder Puff 11. 12, Honor Roll 9, 10. 11, 12, Float Com- mittee 9, 10. 11,12. Dance Club 11. 12. Cheerleader 12, Gymnastics 9. 10,11. 12. Physical Fitness Award 9, 10. Bas- ketball Statistician 9, 10. 11, Football Statistician 10. II. Mike Tobiason yfian j-ut'c fzazt Tom Tobiason Cheryl Vandervort Betty Varnado Bo” CSF 9. 10, 11.12, FFA 9. 10, Rocket Club 11, Honor Roll 9, 10. 11, 12, Phys- ical Fitness Award 10. Rapping on the senior lawn. 48 Mark Walker Bishop Freen” ( fnotfiEZ firing £frene JHanen CSF9. 10. II. 12. Letterpeople 9. 10. II. 12. Ensemble 10. II. 12. Band 9. Float Committee 10. II. 12. French Club II. 12. Newspaper Staff Editor II. 12. Football II. 12. Cross Country 9. 10. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Baseball 9. II. 12.Golf 10. Pat Walsh I Steven Wheaton Buckwheat” Senior Class Treasurer, float Commit- tee 11. 12. Nespaper Staff 11. 12. Base- ball 10. II. Soccer II. 12. Powder Puff Cheerleader II. 12. Gary White Craig + Lee’s x Let ring o Other 49 Jodi Charlene Wilson Dance Club 12, Wrestling Cheerleader 10, II. 12, Head Wrestling Cheerleader 12. Honor Roll 10. 11, 12. Powder Puff 11, 12. John Wilson “John Boy” Member at Large 10. FFA 9,10. 11. 12. Letterpeople 10. 11, 12, Livestock Team 11. Ornamental Horticul- ture Team 11. Cross Country 9. 10. 11. Team Captain 12, Wrestling9, 10. Track 9. 10, II. 12. Patty Winter+ “Womp Womp” Float Committee 11. 12, Prom Committee 11, Senior Play 12, Powder Puff 11, 12, Letterpeople 10, Batgirl 10, 11, Honor Roll 9. 10, 11, 12, Daisy Chain 10, II. Douglas Stephen Winter “Doug” Sophomore Vice President, School Board Represent- ative 12, CSF 9. 10, 11. 12. Ensemble 11. Prom Com- mittee 11, Float Committee 9,10. 11,12, Letterpeople 10. 11, 12, Football 9. 10. 11,12, Basketball 9. 10. II. 12. Golf 9. 10, 11, 12. • Craig + Lee’s x Letzring o Other Not Pictured — Ayers, Bill Ayers, Cathy Benton, Jan Best. Kendall Brown. Lori Callahan, Kevin Carmichael, Corky Carr, Jim Collins. Karen Emmerson, Lisa Fournier, Dan Frisbee, Greg Greenan, Mitzi Hagan. Doug Isaac, Richard LeGros, Terry Lutz, Peter Marini, Bonnie McLaughlin, Lynn McMorran, Gene Norrell, Dan Norrell, Robert Ourluskie. Mike Owens, Lisa Phillips, Rick Seele, Shane Sprang, Tim Swier, Wes Woerner, Debbie 50 2 umoz± The Junior class this year has got to receive the “Most Active” award at Ramona High School. Besides having to keep grade averages up for possible future college careers, the juniors had to concentrate on earning enough money to sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom. It was a tough year, but next year it will seem well worth the time and energy as they become the “respected” seniors. 4 _________________________, M , Class Officers: President — Gene Gray; Vice-President — Cammy Wade; Secretary — Lori Carr; Treasurer— Bridgette Lawrence. Albright. Debbie Allen. Charles Allen. Laurie Anderson. David Anderson. Bill Apodaca. Bertha Atherton. Debbie Bacas. Ronald Baker. Bill Balcom. Selinda Ballantyne. Bill Balwierczak. John Banks. Cheryl Barragan. Maria Bartlett, Jim Benscoter. Julie Blanchard. Randee Boykin. Becky Brady. Pat 53 Brean, Tim Brinkmeier. Darrell Broadfoot. Sean Butterfield, Donna Cain, Steve Calhoun, James Callahan. Sean Canfield. Brad Carlburg, Julia Carr. Lori Carter, Bud Celaya, Richard Cervantes, Malinda Gene and Cammy leaving campus. 54 Juniors and seniors do mingle. Chambers. Richard Cochran. Michael Colborn. Denise Cole, Paul Contreras. Jimmy Corbett, Frank Cox, Carl Creek. Jim Cronin, Denise Curran. Edward Day. Dennis de Graaf, Karen Demeaux, Jean 55 A photographer in action. Dennis, Randi Dietmeyer, Steve Dobson, Robert Donovan, Pam Dowle. Steve Drake, Kent Edd. Pat Ellis, Laurie Elston, John Empey, Betsy Evans, Shari Fansher, Diana Faye. Jackie Fields. Patricia Floyd. Debbie 56 French. Kevin Friery. Bill Garcia, Flavio Gastelum. Cheryl Gatewood. Greg Glass, Frank Godinez, Carmella Gray. Gene Gregory. Carole Grosse. Kathy Groves. Robert Flagan. Randy Hagan. Sherree Hall. Bernie Harrington, Kevin Harris. Danny Hart. Larry Hartshorn. Darlene Hartwell. Cevin Ricky sneaking a sit on the senior lawn. Harvey. Bill Heinz. Cyndi Helbert, Darilyn Henson, Ron Hickman. Jodie Higley, Margaret Hinojosa, Shelly Hite, Gary Howells, Tim Hunt, Mike Hurst, Mike Hyde, Ron Jackson, Joni James, Matt Jensen, Sue 5$ Johnson. Doris Johnson. Lois Bill prepared for lunch. King, Judy Klemm. Rob Klopp. Frank Kniff. David Knudson. Phil Koch, Steven Kopp, Tim The Ensemble performing in an assembly. 59 Kowalski, Stan Kreitinger. Joe Kroepfl, Steven Lawrence. Berdine Lawrence. Bridgette Leandro, Yolanda Legros. Dana Lepper, Dan Levin, Ann Linn, Tammy Little, Shane Lowman, Henry MacDonald. Laurie Mark, Donald Martinez, Joe Mayne, Sheri McCaffrey, Kelly McCutcheon, Scott McMorran, Gene I he end of another class. ” � 60 U(i£. onftj tCmz fiEofih didc zz yoiiCfi C± urfizn you qoi.1L 2 af-rout tfizm. “ ' . WlCI ?o9 - Tamie trucking on! Michaels. Celeste Michitsch. Sigrid Miladinovich. Miroslav Miller. Cathy Miller. Scott Morgan. Stacy Myers. Marshall Nelson. Sue Neutrelle. Eva Nguyen, DungThi Nicoletti. Joe Olmos. Angel Page. Mimi Pagels. Bill 61 Parker. Teresa Peil, Kara Perez, Juan Peterson. Kathy Peterson. Marcus Pierce, Vicky Pierrets, Peter Platt, Denise Porteous, Cary Portillo, Scott Pride, Valerie Ramirez, Jose Ray. Diane Reaser. Arnold Resnick, Alan Resnick, Sally Retchless, Alan Rhoades. Robin Rice. Randy 62 Richardson. Carolyn Rowland, Roberta Saunders. Steve Seele. Shane Severtson. Alice Sexauer. Dennis Shinter. Lori Sikkema. Arloa Simmons. Laura Singer. Annie Skelton. Mary Slaton. Jeff Smaaladen. Jody Smalley. Tony Smedley. John Smith. Debbie Smith. Tamie Snodgrass. Jesse Sorric. Randy Soule, Henry Steiner. Sonja Stidham. Robert Stone. Roxanne Stovall. Tammy 63 Stykel, Veronica Swader, Sally Swier, Wayne Tanner, John Taubert, Renae Taylor, Lorrene Thomsen, Joan Thorman, Jennifer Vaca, Tony Vaughan, Carol Vaughan, George Villagomez, Saul Wade, Cammy Walsh. Kathy Wendl, Joe Weringa, Debbie Whitcomb, Gus Wilcoxen, Diana Wilson, Cera Wisham, Tracy Wold, Nancy Wooley, Leyton Wyness, Karen ' 720Z£± Being second-year students at Ramona High, you’ve found that it’s not as easy as it was cracked up to be. Besides moving on to more difficult classes, you've had the added responsibilities of order- ing class rings and surviving Driver’s Training courses, so, you could “legally” drive around town. But hang in there! You’ve hit the “half-way” mark in high school. Back Row: Secretary Sandy McDaris, President Steve Gray, Member at Large Theresa Guaderrama. Front Row: Treasurer Gail Cawyer, Vice-President Andrea James 66 Vera and Staci checking things out. Abbott. Venita Agnew. Carol Alatorre. Paul Alcaraz. Lori Allen. Tammy Allen. Trip Artis. Jeff Atkeson. Janet Atkins, Teresa Babb, Bonnie Banks. Cindy Banks. Sandra Berghouse. Karla Berryhill. Tammy Bisher. Dan Bissell. Bill Boatman. John Boggs. Sharon Bonetto. Josie 6? Boome, Millie Borchardt. Bonnie Boyd, Lance Braudaway, Kevin Breon, Bruce Brinkmeier. Deanne Brossy, Laura Bushey. Rene Carter, Lyda Castellanos, Thelma Castillo, John Castle, Mike Castle, Tony Cawyer, Gail Cesarini, Peter Chamberlain, Ken Cleer, Dana Cogan, Kevin Conklin, Sarah 6S Cooper. Mark Craig. Eric Crawford. Anna Creek. Janet Cronin. Leanne Daggett. Carrie Dahl. Theresa Dalton. Keith Day. Tammy Degenfelder. James de Graaf. Cornel DeWitt. Tammy Donahoo, Mark 6g U ezz ii on[y onz ±ozt ofCooz, fcut tfizzz azz a tfzouiandcohizi. r n n — ocne. ouca.uLa. — Doornick, Timothy Douglass. Steven Drummer, Dede Dunkailo, Carol Dunn. Steve Dyas, Tony Easterling, Teri Eckis, Dawn Edwards. Brenda Erb. Lauren Finitzer, Anna Ford. Terry Fournier, Corinne Frazzitta, Colleen Casually walking between classes. 70 ftmce-r . L, Enjoying ihe ride! Strolling across campus. Freymiller. Tim Garcia, Estolia Gideon. Bryan Glasier. Sheila Glass, John Gray. Steve Green. Harold Greenawalt. Denise Griffin. Nancy Grosse. Mark Guaderrama. Teresa Guernsey. Chris Hall. Tracey 7 Hargis. Lawrence Hedgecock. Jeffrey Hetherington. Jamie Hopkins, Brian Hornback. Allison Hughes. Vicki Hull. Janine Hyman, Marcelle James, Andrea James, Susan Johnson, Emily Jones. Jesse Kalabsa, Rosie Kaminski. Kimberly Kay. Cammy Keating. David 72 Kesner. Vincent King. Wayne Klein. Wendy Klopfer, Sherry Knoeferl. Sharon Kraus. John Kreitinger. Pam Laky, Peter Landers. Pam Laymon. Jesse Letcher. Kathy Letzring, Lorna Leunen. Maarten Lewis. Linda Linn. Debbie 73 Just hangin’ around. Long. Brenda Long, Jay Lutt, Francisco MacDonald. Tammy Main, Robin Majdanski. Jeanne Malis. Jim Marciano, Lisa Marini. Dana Mason. Kelley Mayne. Teri McDaris. Sandy McDonald. Tay McElvana, Kim McGhee. David Striving for the win! 74 McLauchlan. Barbara McMillan. Frosty Meader. James Mijares. Connie Miller. Cathy Miller. Danny Miller. Monica Miller. Pat Miller. Paula Mitchell. Michelle Mittman. Ralph Munoz. Jose Muro. Dan Myers. Jerrilynn Nielson. Randy Offerman. Gwendy Ogden. Renee 75 Owens, Staci Pantovich, Vera Peterson, John Pfeifer. Eric Popma. Debbie Portillo, Jennifer Prather, Zanette Preston, Chris Ramirez, Daniel 76 The natural beauty of Ramona. Coach Shirley observing the talent on the field. Ramos. Terrie Ravy. Darin Reinhardt. Karen Richardson. Cindy Riggs. Bill Romero. Leticia Sampson, James Samson, Lori Sanchez. Marie 77 Sandefur, David Scherer, Dan Schuster, Ladon Seery. Bob Seery, Tawny Sherman, Leslie Shimer, Kevin Sikkema, Charlotte Silva. Albert Sipprelle, Terrill Sisco, Bruce Small, Darron Sorg, Erik Sorric, Rolynda Spain. Tina Squyres, Traci Stark, Todd Mr. Smith’s classes 7 Stevens. Melissa Tanner, Tracey Sturges. Harry Thompson. Gina Thomsen. Marjorie Tidey. Linda Tolmosoff. Lisa Vaca, Cheryl Vandevort. Lance Villagomez. Suzanne Villalobos. Corena Voyce. James Wade. Colleen Walker. Danell Wells. Joe Welsh. David Weringa. Wendy Wheat. Scott White. Cathy Moments of leisure. 79 Williams, Patty Williams, Glenn Williams, Ed White, Valerie White, Mark Winn, Lynnette Worster, Mike Wright. Darlene Young, Stephanie Announcers preparing for freshmen football game. Students learning more about their environment So c _ - - —- MKY — l.efl lo Right: Colleen Cox. Secretary: Paul Goslin. President: Linda Patton. Treasurer: Laura Reynolds. Member-at-Large: Diane Grabau. Vice President S2 Welcome to high school living — and what a change it was! 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Ken Wade. Lance West. Nora Williams. Robert Womack, Craig Yerkey. Bob Young, Eric Myron Bill has been the star performer at R.H.S. for ten years, portraying the role of principal. He was truly happy to see the double staggered session end in the first semester and the regular session begin in the second semester. Jesse Valenzuela was cast this year as our new assistant-Principal. Besides working with students he enjoys playing racquetball. tennis and weightlifting. 104 Ralph A. Williams has performed at RHS for six years. This year he directed Sketching, Painting, Ceramics, Crafts, and Advanced Arts. Coy L. Whitney was the leading lady at RHS in such stage productions as Music and Drama, and has been for two years. Jimmy Walters starred again this year at RHS as the educator of British Liter- ature and English 1 - 2. Alan Welch gave a superior perform- ance in Livestock Services, Landscape Construction, Farm Construction, Agriculture Mechanics, and California Agriculture. Cathleen Walters, performer at RHS for four years, has portrayed an instructor in such dramas as Journal- ism, Composition, and Science Fiction. Jim Tatum has been in the business for three years at RHS, acting in such roles as ROP. Auto Tune-up, Auto Mechan- ics, and Power Mechanics. JC 5 Joe Smith performed again, as he had for two years, teaching ROP Land- scape Construction. Nursery Skills Landscape Management, Crop Pro- duction, California Agriculture, and Vocations. jo6 Rosanne Storjohann was put on stage as supporting actress in such suspense dramas as Physical Education, Gym- nastics. and Volleyball coach for nine years. Thomas Skahan has been one of the most well-known performers at RHS for twenty-two years. He teaches Civ- ics. Bill Tamburrino acted as a teacher for four years at RHS. He continued his talents this year in Speech and English I -4. Gregg Sticka starred at RHS for twelve years acting as an educator of Biology and Chemistry. Steve Richardson has been an outstand- ing actor at RHS for fifteen years, star- ring in such performances as English Review, World Geography, and U.S. History. Jim Quinn has performed at RHS for two years as the teacher of the EMR classes. This year he also displayed his talents by teaching English 1 A. Betty Price gave an excellent perform- ance in the dramatic field of US His- tory. She has been at RHS for twenty- five years. Michael Philibert was a a main attrac- tion for four years at RHS, teaching in the spectacular events of Reading, Eng- lish IB, and Yearbook Publications. Coralynn Nutter starred in the motion pictures entitled Typing 1, 2, 3, Short- hand 1, 2, and Vocations during her first year at RHS. Robert McMicken has starred in voca- tional subjects such as, Frosh Voca- tions, Mechanical Drawing. Metals 1, Advanced Welding and ROP Con- struction Drafting. He has taught here for nine years. Dan Matheny starred as the instructor of Driver’s Education and PE, as well as Cross Country and Track coach for the past two years. 107 Len Kulbacki was the supporting actor in the theatre plays of Psychology and Math at RHS for the past two years. Doug Knudson was the celebrity in the stage performances of Physics, Alge- bra, Vocations, and General Science here at RHS for two years. Kristi Holt has portrayed an educator at RHS for three years, conducting Russian and sophomore English classes. Richard Hill gave a superior perform- ance as the hero in such films as Span- ish 1, 2, and 3 for six years at RHS. James Johnston was in show business for two years, appearing in melodra- mas, such as English 3-4, and French 1-2. William Heyde has continued his lead- ing role at RHS in Accounting, Typing 1 - 4, Machine Shorthand, and General Business. oS Richard Hardiman has been a per- former for eight years at R.H.S.. star- ring in such roles as Algebra. Geome- try. and Pre-Calculas. Bruce Hall gave a performance deserv- ing an Oscar in Woods and Crafts, and Cabinet Construction in first year at R.H.S. Gloria Gelderi has been quite an attrac- tion at R.H.S. for six years, teaching Modern Dance. Brenda Fiorenlino, an exciting new star at R.H.S. acted in the drama of Special Education, her specialties being Reme- dial English and Remedial Math. Sandra Fall began her limelight career this year, instructing On Your Own. Intermediate Foods, Clothing, Begin- ning Foods, and Vocations. Alison G. Everett performed as an instructor of Short Story A. Mass Media A. and E.S.L. Her outstanding talents will earn her an Emmy. jog Dante Cosentino starred as the Advanced and Remedial Reading and English 3-4 instructor at RHS for two years. Paul Drob appeared again at RHS per- forming in such dramas as Consumer Math and Algebra 1. Michael Cunningham was put before the footlights in the renowned films know as PE and Sports at RHS for the past three years. Linda Cunningham appeared at RHS for two years, performing in PE, the Pep Club, and Drill Team. Kathy Chromicz was viewed as an edu- cator of Math Review, Math 1A, and Pre-Algebra during her first year here at RHS. John Bowman was a new star at RHS, performing in classes of American Lit- erature, Composition, and English 1 - 2, as well as being the ASB Advisor. JO Virginia Bezoenik has been performing at R.H.S. for five years, teaching classes, such as Typing. Shorthand, and Accounting. Ron Baniaga was chosen for the leading role in the melodrama of Life Science. He has done a superior job for nine years now. Rick Ashby portrayed the role of a teacher in Drivers Education and P.E. at R.H.S. for three years. Sheri Arroyo began her opening per- formance this year at R.H.S. teaching the Oral Language Handicapped class. Bobby Alva began his career at RHS this year as the ROP and Work Experi- ence Advisor. 12 Jean McDonald has been an outstand- ing actress at RHS for twenty-one years. She has the important role of Senior Advisor and Junior Senior Counselor. Ann Donahue starred as the RHS librarian during her opening perform- ance here. Besides her regular duties, she is in charge of Freshman Orienta- tion. Chuck Pulcrano has starred at RHS for four years as our Vocations Director, Adult Educator of Psychology and Weight Control. Roland Bossenbroek has been a Star at RHS for ten years, this year playing the Role of 9th and 10th grade counselor. Library Aide, Betty Hanson. Not Pictured, Jean Wilson 1. Custodial Staff al R.H.S. 2. Left to right: Mrs. Linton. Mrs. O'Hare. Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Ford. Mrs. Celaya. 3. Mrs. Bartlett handing out food for the hungry students. 4. Robert Kennedy. Superintendent of Ramona Unified School District. 113 The Associated Student Body (A.S.B.) is the governing organi- zation of Ramona High school, advised by John Bowman. The A.S.B. planned such activities as dances. Homecom- ing Week, The Bulldog Bash, fun days, and assemblies. They also ran the snack bar, raised money for painting the gym, and updated the school constitution this year. Back Row: Marjorie Thomsen, Scott Santos, Robin Michitsch. Front Row: Mr. Bowman. Carrie Thrasher, Sigrid Michitsch. Not Pictured: Tammie Souza. 16 Left to Right: Anna Finitzer. Marjorie Thomsen. Robin Michitsch. Carrie Thrasher. Doug Winter, Sigrid Michitsch. Not Pictured: Tammie Souza. Opposite Page: 1. First and Second Semester A.S.B. Secretary, Marj Thomsen. 2. Our President Carrie Thrasher, and Activities Commissioner Anna Fin- itzer, both are First and Second Semester officers. 3. Vice President Robin Mishitsch plugging with Tweety for Ramona's A.S.B. 1. Presenting. . . Mr. John Bowman. A.S.B. Advisor! 2. What’s so funny? V.P. Robin Michitsch!! 3. Ready to visit St. Augustine High School on an Educational Field Trip. 117 Ramona High's fine group of dedicated and talented athletes, known as Letterpeople, changed their name to Varsity Club this year, which really puts them . . in the Spotlight.” These men and women have competed in Varsity sports and earned their letter. J.V. athletes who have earned their J.V. let- ters will strive to earn a Varsity letter to join this club. 1. Danny Harris has a lot on his mind. 2. These hard working athletes need a break sometime. 3. Kevin Dalton, you're a growing boy. Eat your lunch and drink your milk! Top: Bob Groves. Art Thomsen. Gene Gray. Middle: Mike Packard. Steve Saun- ders. Randy Rice. Miroslav Milandovich. Bob Dobson. Front: Sandy Severtson. Lollie Trout. Rosy Kalabsa. Kathy Cochran. Cammy Wade. J £ The C.S.F. is an academic organization on campus. To qualify, students must meet cer- tain academic requirements. A minimum total of three A’s and one B in academic classes are needed. A bake sale, running the snack bar, and getting donations from the public, are various ways of earning money for Senior schol- arships. They also enjoyed their annual ditch day. I. Some C.S.F. members posing for a picture. Back Row: Cathy Morgeret, Mike Packard. Mr. Hill, Pat Walsh. Middle Row: Eva Neutrelle, Ann Levin Tony Vaca. Ralph Mitt- man. Henry Lowman, Julie Degenfelder. Gus Whitcomb, Karen Patton, Carl Cox. Jim Creek. Front Row: Betty Varnado. Ginny Long. Holly Thompson, Carrie Thrasher, Tammie Souza. Mark Walker.Jim Degenfelder. 9 Along with cheering for the numerous sports, our cheerlead- ers put on Pep Rallies, painted pep signs, and brought the play- ers snacks before each game, which made them shine . . in the spotlight for R.H.S. dl . and dzzdman dfzzzzhadz z± Top: Rolynda Sorric, Theresa Atkins. Cheri Vaca. Anna Finitzer, Margie Thomsen and Andrea James. Left: Stephanie Chamberlaine and Lori Workman. Opposite Page: 1. Robin. Theresa, Tammie, Patty and Laurie showing our spirit is sky high. 2. Cheerleaders at a pep assmebly. 3. Cheerleaders hoping for a basket. 1. Cheerleaders shouting for a victory. 2. Lori Workman cheering for her freshman class. 121 (dl bz z szisncE Robert Alva was “. . .In The Spotlight” this year as the Work Experience Education Instruc- tor. The major objective of the course was to relate school learning to the world of work. The students’ main interests were to make career choices and prepare for future careers. Back Row: Allan Welch, Thomas Gilmore. Sergio Rel. Bottom Row: Tim Howells. Tom Payne, Mark Keyser, Dan Keyser, Robert Norell. Joe Smith. 122 Opposite Page: 1. Busy. Busy! 2. Mountain or molehill? 3. Smith hard at work. 4. Welsh and his crew. 5. Tatum and his machanics 1. Darlene working in the office. 2. Carl Snodgrass working at Elston's Hay and Grain. 3. Karen Sherman working at Business at Management. Services. fianiaxzdby the z ota.zy 123 c fction F.H.A. (Future Homemakers of America) was “in the Spot- light” this year by changing its name to Action R.H.S. and forming brand new organiza- tional plans. This group, under the advise- ment of Miss Fall, planned a variety of social and community related services 1. And it’s the battle of the sexes! 2. Ms. Fall giving helpful hints. 3. What do you think you’re doing? 124 F.F.A. (Future Farmers of America) were “ . . .in the spot- light” this year, getting involved in many activities this year, such as Greenhand Initiation, numer- ous judging days, and project competition. The aim of this fine group is to further education in the field of Agriculture by stressing the importance of the students’ rais- ing of various animals and keep- ing records on expences spent on their projects. 1. “Going for a trip?” 2. Casing the joint. Top Row: Top Beck. Tim Mahan, Greg Gatewood, Stacy Owens, Carl Snodgrass, Wayne Carrigan. Middle Row: Marshal Myers, David Campell. Tony Dyas, David Sandefur. Bill Pagels, Jim Young. John Golden. Randy Rice. Saul Villagomez. Cary Porteous, James Sampson. Art Balcom, Jodi Smaalden. Mike Folsom. Debbie Keating. Robin Main, Cindy Morris, Jesse Snodgrass, Tam- mie Souza. Mimi Page. Theresa Ketchem, Karen Sherman. Toni Enos. Debbie Mulvihill. Front Row: Mr. Welch. Diane Lemon, Wayne Elston, Cera Wilson. John Wilson. Selinda Balcom, Mr. Smith. 12 The 1977-78 Ramona High School Drill Team was a new . . in the spotlight” organiza- tion this year. The Drill Team was self-sup- porting, earning money and pro- viding spirit through such pro- jects as selling bumper stickers, corsages for Homecoming, and travel bags for athletic teams. Instructed by Linda Cunning- ham and led by Debbie Albright, the Drill Team gave outstanding performances and plan in the future to add a Flag Corp. Back Row: Dawn Eckis. Claudia Shableski. Debbie Lynn. Norma Garcia. Bonnie Schmid, Suzanne Villagomez. Terry Esterling, Sharron Boggs. Row 2: Leticia Romero. Josie Bonetto, Jennifer Portillo. Darlene Wright. Chris Burkhart, Emily Johnson. Caro- lyn Richardson. Debbie Smith, Zanette Prather. Cathy Morgret, Terri Ford. Row 3: Julie Carlburg. Lori Alcaraz, Vera Pantovich. Joan Thomsen. Carla Berghouse. Paula Miller, Karen Patton, Leslie Sherman, Carol Agnew. Bernie Hall. Front Row: Lorna Letzring, Chris Gernsey, Debbie Albright, Cathy Bargar, Valarie White, Tami Berryhiil. 126 M.E.C.H.A., the Chicano Stu- dent Movement established to encourage members to seek a college education and to learn about their heritage, was . . in the Spotlight this year. Some of the events they plan- ned were a trip to Sea World, a trip to San Diego State Univer- sity, a scholarship fund-raising in the spring and a beach party. The advisor for M.E.C.H.A. was Joe Smith. 1. M.E.C.H.A. Officers, left to right: Leticia Romero, Vice-President; Bonnie Jauragui, President: Maria Barragan. Secretary: Yolanda Lean- dro. Treasurer. 2. Advisor Mr. Smith, munching on an apple. Back Row: Blanca Retana, Yolanda Leandro, Malinda Cervantes. Leticia Romero. Patricia Martinez. Front Row: Carmela Godinez, Mr. Smith, Gloria Abarca. Anna Tamayo, Dung Thi Hang, Estolia Garcia. Christina Cervantes, Patricia Romero. Not pictured: Bonnie Jauregui. 12S [ocUzn 2 3. 'anes Under the direction of Mrs. Gloria Geldert. the Modern Dance classes practiced hard for perfect rhythm and choreogra- phy. Their Spring Dance Concert was their . . . In the Spotlight event for 1977-78. They also per- formed at other special assem- blies and concerts. 1. “What can I say? I'm doing my best. 2. Karen deGraff warming up. 3. Cheri Vaca dancing to keep warm. Back Row: Denise Colburn. Becky Boykin. Annie Singer. Deedee Drummer. Theresa Atkins. Cheri Vaca. Anna Finitzer. Marjie Thomsen. Carrie Thrasher. Car- ole Smith. Mary Ransom. Tammy Sprong. Front Row: Karen deGraf. Cera Wilson. Vicki Pierce. Lois Johnson. Sally Swader. Jackie Faye. Lori Carr. Anna Perez. Julie Deganfelder. Janet Creek, Sherry Knoffer, Stacy Morgan. 2 The 4-H had a good year, being . . .In The Spotlight in many activities, such as slave day. judging days and more. The fundamental purpose of 4-H club projects is to develop in the younger generation the hab- its of good citizenship and the qualities needed for leadership. The 4-H’ers learn to plan and carry out group, activities, to conduct meetings, talk before an audience, raise and show various live stock animals and much more. front Kow: Rosy Kalabsa, Lollie Troutt, Jeff Slaton. Ann Levin and Tracy Sher man. Back Row: Edna Pagels. Karen deGraaf. Wayne King. Randy Rice. 730 Opposite Page: 1. Ann Levin showing her steer at the Del Mar Fair. 2. Sonja Steiner grooming her lamb for a show. 3. Tracy Sherman working on her macrame for4-H. 1. Leslie and Tracy Sherman training their guide dogs. 2. Charley Steiner learning how to maneuver a tractor. 3. Charley Steiner giving his chickens their daily feeding. 4. Randy Rice exhibiting his steer at the Del Mar Fair. 5. Lollie Troutt walking her pig around the show ring. J3J -0'and. Ramona High School's band was larger this year, which really put them “in the spotlight.” They performed at school con- certs. pep assemblies, and sports activities under the direction of Miss Coy Whitney. 1. The band tootin'away. 2. Jeff. Mike, and Keith rehearsing with the band. 3. Ms. Whitney getting ready to lead the band. 4. “I can't believe 1 played the whole thing. Back Row. left to right: Darren Ravy. Tammy Wright. Johnny Smiller. Jean Demeux, Jeff Hitchcock. Danny Harris. Mike Ravy and Keith Dalton. Wes Stalker. Bill Friery. Front Row. left to right: Shari Evans. Kim Cail. Tammy Day. Julie Har- ris, Cynthia Toth and Renee Taubert. Not Pictured: Terrie Ramos. Saul Villagomez. 134 (2(ioza[ The concert choir was . . in the spotlight” participating in school assemblies and seasonal concerts. .The big events included par- ticipating in the Thousand Voice Choir at Palomar College and singing for the Community Thanksgiving Service. The Ensemble, our “. . . in the spotlight” singers, was com- posed of six girls and six boys. Despite problems early in the year, the Ensemble did a fine job with their songs and choreogra- phy in special performances all year. 1. Choral group taking a break. 2. “Pam stop goofing off! 3. Student and teahcer friendship. 4. Miss Whitney studying her music. Top Row: Barbara McLaughlin. Terrie Ramos. Tammy Ramos. Karla Berghouse. Nancy Griffin, Carrie Dagget. Kathi Walsh. Brenda Long. Nancy Zelanka. Suzanne Villagomez. Middle Row: Kris Burkhart. Darlene Hartshorn. Stephanie Young. Kristine Komarek. Tammy Day. Julie Harris. Patricia Hoffmaster. Front Row: James Calhoun. Miss Whitney. Mark Donahoo. 55 Ramona High School wishes to welcome ten new members to our cast of talented educators. These “Top Ten were truly “ . . . in the spotlight throughout the entire year, introducing new methods of communication and innovative ideas. Robert Alva. Kathy Chromicz. Alison Everett. Coralynn Nutter. Sheri Arroyo. San- dry Fall. Brenda Fiorentino. John Bowman. Not Pictured: Bruce Hall. Jesse Valen- zuela. 136 Opposite Page: 1. It's been a hard day! 2. Time to wake up and do this paper work! 3. Keep a smile on your face and let them think you like teaching. 1. Concentration can be confusing! 2. Don Weeke just doesn’t know what to think. (Aide) 3. Ms. Everett caught in the act. 4. Ms. Fall interviewing a student. 137 The newspaper staff was . . in the spotlight” for putting out a great effort to produce R.H.S.’s bi-monthly newspaper. The Ramona Hi-Life. A three-day conference in Torrence, and conferences in San Diego provided experience for these students. One of their main, goals was to compose the first thirty-page magazine at Ramona High. 1. Gotta get this in before the deadline. 2. This looks fine. I think. 3. Hi-Life Staff discussing next edi- tion. cStaj-f Top Row: Randee Blanchard, Lisa Emerson, Jennie Hernandez. Richard Portillo. Gus Whitcomb, Scott Santos, Ana Perez. Middle Row: Carole Smith, Tammy Sprong. Patty Grantham, Phyllis Kraus. Marjorie Thompson. Diane Ray, E. J. Held. Bottom Row: Nancy Bane, Mrs. Walters, Buckwheat, Mark Walker, Jim Degen- felder. Not Pictured: Doug Winter, Carole Gregory. 13S 'niozjulbu a 3zie.nJ. £t = o £taff Working“. . .in the spot- light” this year, the El Ano Staff rushed each month to meet deadlines. The staff labored as hard as ever writing stories, taking pic- tures, putting together layouts, and raising money in various ways, such as raffles, dances, bakes sales, and selling ads. This year’s editor, Diana Fansher, played the leading role, introducing many new members to the cast. 1. Diana and Isabel comparing lay- outs. 2. Jeff focusing his camera. 3. Tammy loyally typing. 4. Tracy. Cammy. and Mary discuss- ing organization. t Back Row: Miss Philibert, Diana Fansher, Isabel Hassey, Mary Skelton, Tracy Wis- ham. Cammy Wade. Berdine Lawrence, Scott Miller. Front Row: Robert Stidham, Tammy Allen, Lynn Crawford, Laura Reynolds, Darlene Hartshorn, Tammy Ramos. Tammie Souza, Roberta Boykin, Jeff Sproles, Jeff Slaton. Not Pictured: Mimi Page. Lisa Owens. 139 The Drama department was “ ... in the spotlight” this year with Play Production, producing one major play. Brother Goose, and some one-act plays. They also participated in drama work- shops. The Dramatics class was equally busy learning stage tech- nology. acting, and make-up techniques. Their first real expe- rience in acting was in their “Haunted House” on Hallow- een. Both classes were directed by Miss Coy Whitney. 1. Practice makes perfect. 2. Miss Whitney and Meg Hayes fol- lowing the script. 3. Some drama members taking it easy. 4. Shari Evans playing director. [jL za na 140 A [o(jle± Vi fie apdTWiuCUiema 1977-78 seemed to really spar- kle with record-breaking films. Some of the outstanding, “. . . in the Spotlight” movies were “Star Wars”, “Close Encounters of the Third Kind”, “The Good- bye Girl”, “Heroes”, and “Oh God”. Although we don’t often realize it, movies like these affect our school and social life styles. 4 143 Varsity Football The 1978 Bulldog Varsity Football team has been the best in recent years. Unfortunately so was the competition. The Bulldog Varsity featured a potent passing attack spear- headed by Senior Quarterback Mark Waler and the surehanded Senior receivers, Doug Winter, Kevin Dalton and Scott Ivers. The head coach was Mike Cunningham, with coaches Paul Drob, Rick Ashby and Don Sil- ver assisting him. '20 a! '30 Varsity Football Scores 77 ‘ Victor Valley Palo Verde 0 Mt. Carmel 4 Fallbrook Orange Glen Poway San Marcos Escondido San Pasqual Back Kow: Coach Cunningham, Coach Drob, Mike Hunt, Mark Short, Jim Young, Cornel deGraaf, Doug Winter, Kevin Dalton, Coach Ashby, Coach Silver. 3rd Row: Tay McDonald, Rondale Sorric, Glenn Larson, Don Mark, Mike Tobiason, Randy Some Tom Tobiason, Wade OuJerkirk. 2nd Row: Jeff Folsom, Ricky Celaya, Keith Jones, Pat Brady. Tim Mahan, Frank Klopp, Gene Gray. Front Row: Robbie Collins, David Reiss, Kevin French, Bob Dodson, Kevin Callahan, Tim Brean, Manager Bernie Hall. 144 Opposite page: 1. Celaya slices through. 1. Walker scrambling for more yardage. 2. Hunt pursued by de- fense. 3. Defense waiting to go at it. 4. French looking on. 145 J.V. Football Although our records show only one win and eight losses, the enthusiasm of the Junior Varsity Football Team never diminished. Our young team, consisting of mostly sophomores, made errors which will aid them on improve- ment during their varsity season. Coaches for the team were Dwight Shirley. Ed Anderson, and Joe Bess. Howells. Coach Anderson. Coach Shirley. 2nd Row: Steve Gray, Steve Douglas, Jesse Jones. Keith Dalton. Erik Sorg. Jim Degen- felder. Richard Meador. Randy Neilson. Dan Scherer. Front Row: Kevin Shimer. Tony Vaca. Leroy Nielson. Frosty McMillan, Jeff Artis. Mark Cooper. Saul Villagomez. 746 Opposite Page: I. Shimer flashes by. 1. Williams takes a flying leap. 2. Shimer pushes for five more yards. 3. McMillan reaches as far as possible. 4. Williams runs it again. J47 The outstanding point of the Frosh Football team was true passing of quarterback Trent Annicharico. Trent pased for 956 yards, a school record. His steadiest targets were Donnie Winczewski. Brett Hagan, and Mike Shimer, who was also the leading ground gainer. The offensive line of Chris DeLong, Jorge Romero, Paul Ransom, Joel Ravy, Ron Lynch, and Eric Ivers did an outstanding job. The defense was anchored by Paul Goslin, Marty Howells, Jerry Loux, Mike Higley, and Russ Gregory. Frosh Football Back Row: Coach John Dahl, Coach Walter Bullard, Jerry Loux, Ron Lynch, Eric Ivers, Rick Edwards, Charlie Steiner. Andy Rothweli, George Romero. Paul Goslin, Glenn Hall. Third Row: Coach John Bowman, Coach Jerry Darrough, Shawn McGhee, Bret Hagan. Trent Annacherico. Don Winczewski, Joel Ravy, Gerald Stuart, Pat Stockalper, Ron Westring. Bob Yerkey. Coach Craig Misso. Second Row: Coach Jay Zapp, Paul Ransom, Blanton Codell, Bert Richardson, Ricky Molina, Russ Gregory, Buch Floyd. Gabe Sanchez, Mike Shimer, Mike Higley, Art Balcom, Coach Tambo. Front Row: Joe Edwards. Jason Frye. Serg Castel- lanos. Rick Marin, Duane Contreras, Chris DeLong, Lance Wade, Marty Howells, Paul Hanselman, Jose Alvarez. I Varsity and J.V. Girls Tennis The 1977-78 girls tennis sea- son was a building one. Though they did not win any matches this season, they played with great finesse and enthusiasm. The girls had a new coach, Dian Spencer, who did a great job supporting her team. It was a very tough season, for a young team, but Ramona has a great future ahead in girls tennis. Back Row: Coach Spencer. Terri Ford. Lori Shimer, Jacki Lutnick. Debbie Smith. Front Row: Cheri Carrigan. Lori Menard. Josie Bonetto. Colleen Frazitta. Laura Friery. 1 Varsity Tennis Scores Round 1 Round-2 Powav 0-16 0-16 Mt. Carmel 0-16 0-16 Fallbrook 1-15 0-16 Orange Glen 1-15 1-15 San Pasqual 2-14 0-16 San Marcos 2-14 3-13 Escondido 3-13 3-13 Opposite Page: 1. Smith returning the ball. 2. Friery vigorously serving the ball. 3. McDaris back hand- ing the ball. 1. Grabau reaching up to return the ball. 2. Shirley running up to the ball. 3. Ringo using her strength to hit the ball. Round I Poway Mt. Carmel Fall brook 0-1 San Pasqual Back Row: Coach Spencer, Monica Shirley. Pamela Wheaton. Jennifer Hartranft. Colleen Cox. Front Row: Norma Garcia. Diane Grabau, Robyn Ringo. Tamara Taschner. 151 Varsity Cross Country Ramona Varsity C.C. had another highly successful season. Outstanding individual talent was the name of the game this year, and leading this pack of talent was Robert Hassey, all- league and all CIF runner. He was supported by a group of dynamic harriers. Doing a fan- tastic job of coaching this year were Coaches Dan Matheny and Dave Wilson. Ramona won 5, lost 5 and did outstanding in many individual invitationals. following the tradi- tion of the past. Ramona C.C. has great things to look forward to in the future. Back Row: Bruce Breon, Todd Stark, John Wilson, Robert Hassey, Pat Edd, Darrell Brinkmeier. Miroslav Miladinovich. Front Row: Mike Nance, Bob Seery, Ralph Mittman. Jimmy Contreras. Juan Perez. 1 2 J.V. and Frosh Cross Country Following in the footsteps of their Varsity brothers, Ramona Junior Varsity and Freshmen Cross Country had a terrific sea- son with the wins far out num- bering losses. Trying for an upper berth was hard work, as shown in trying determination of every runner this season. Besides league meets, the J.V. and Frosh run- ners did outstanding in individ- ual invitationals. Ramona should have a great foundation on which Varsity teams of the future can build. 1. Knudson pushes the last few min- utes. 2. Lopez keeps the pace. 3. Long tries to pass. Back Row: Richard Ball, Bill Harvey. 2nd Row: Phil Knudsen, Larry Harges, Shane Little. Front Row: Jay Long, Frank Glass, Joe Kreitinger, Mike Nance. 154 Back Row: Mike Resnick. Joe Long. Brian King. Tim Gibb. 2nd Row: Tim Guadini. Sergio Lopez. John Wilcox, Freddy Lopez, Faran Jones. Front Row: Bill Silva. Ted Catalano. Hoa Bui. Dale Wilcoxen. Freshmen ross Country S 15 Orange Glen -50 15 Poway 50 15 San Mm cos 50 16 Escortlta SV i2__ San Pasqual — 41 Girls’ Cross Country This was the first year for Girls’ Cross Country at RHS. They did a tremendous job by coming in 2nd place at CIF Finals. 1. Guaderrama jogging for the finish. 2. Letcher and Guaderrama pace their running. 3. MacDonald tries to catch up with Mitchell. Back Row: Theresa Guaderrama. Laurie MacDonald. Kim Clark. Tawny Seery, KathV'Tjeteher. Gina Thompson, Judie Kugler. Front Row: Phyllis Kraus. Cathy Cochran. Michelle Mitchell, Pam Landers, Tina Guaderrama, Rhonda Sprong. 155 Varsity Volleyball This year’s Varsity volleyball team consisted of last year’s entire junior varsity team plus three returning varsity members. They have done an entirely excellent job, supported by Coach Storjohann. by beating both number one and two teams in the league, Poway and Mt. Carmel. 1. Pride serving the ball. 2. Kalabsa using bumping technique. 3. Martha Sanchez displaying skills. Left to Right: Dede Drummer, Martha Sanchez, Maria Sanchez, Vicky Pride, Coach Storjohann. Cammy Wade, Berdine Lawrence. Rosy Kalabsa. Center Front: Debbie Smith. $6 V. Volleyball The Junior Varsity Volleyball team began the season by learn- ing the top techniques needed to be winning team. Coach Storjohann showed total pride with her girls throughout the season. 1. Conklin bumps the ball to her opponents. 2. Smith trying her hardest to win the game. J.V. Volleyball Scores Ramona Opponent Orange (plen ___ Satj Pasqual win ... Sarti Marcos Wip- SS Esomdido win P' loss Mi. Carmel Back Row: Manuela Lopez, Bonnie Babb, Sarah Conklin, Dana Marini, Vicki Hughes. 3rd Row: Joni Jackson, Laurie Smith, Trisha Ramos, Jackie Cetina. 2nd Row: Bridgette Lawrence, Tracy Wisham. Front Row: Coach Storjohann. 157 Varsity Basketball Coach Ron Carter’s Varsity Basketball team displayed a lot of talent and determination in their 1977-78 season. An early season win boosted their pride in their abilities. Three new players, Mark Mahon, Wayne Swier, and soph- omore Peter Ceserini gave a lot of support to Captains Kevin Dalton and Mark Walker, and many returning lettermen. With this caliber of sports- manship, the Varsity team was really “. . .in the spotlight.” Back Row: Wayne Swier. Phil Knudson, Doug Winter. Carl Cox, Pat Walsh. Mr. Carter. Front Row: Tom Tobiason, Mark Mahan, Pete Cessarini, Tom Payne. Mark Walker, Jimmy Contreras, Joe Edwards.Not Pictured: Kevin Dalton, Mike Tobia- son. Varsity Basketball Score: Ramona 50 Christian 64 Julian ■rlsbad I 'orrey Pines an Dieguito 1.1 Camino Torrey Pines Marcos 41 Orange Glen 4S 50 SanTasqual 56 41 San Marcos 70 1 Escondido 63 Poway MtCarme! Fallbrook Orange Glen 49 San Pasqual 61 San Marcos 51 Escondido 57 Poway 15S i$9 J.V. Basketball The J.V. Basketball team, with Coach Steve Waddell advising, showed a lot of improvement this year. Fifty percent of the players never played at high school level before, and worked hard at devloping defensive and rebounding techniques. Although they did not win any games, they became a competi- tive basketball team and earned the respect of other league teams. “. . . In the spotlight” players were Cornel deGraff, all- around; Marcus Peterson, guard; Leyton Wooley, center; Dan Scherer, good rebounder; and Bruce Breon improved greatly although hindered by injuries. Back Row: Joe Nicoletti, Bob Groves, Jim Creek, Leyton Wooley, Cornel deGraff, Dan Scherer, Steve Kroepfl. Front Row: Jim Degenfelder, Marcus Peterson, Steve Douglas, Jeff Artis. Not Pictured: Bruce Breon, Lance Vandevort, Bill Harvey and Coach Waddell. l60 j6j 1. Jim Degenfelder concentrating on a free shot. 2. Cornell struggling for a shot. 3. Jeff aiming for the hoop. 4. Looking for an opening. 5. Fighting for the ball. 6. Dan Scherer wanting that free shot. Opposite page 1. Battling the opponent. 2. Cheerleaders struttin their stuff. 3. Jim looking for a safe pass. Freshmen Basketball Ramona High's Freshmen Basketball team showed a lot of pride and determination in 77- 78. Their goals were, whether they won or lost to do everything with pride. Coach Paul Drob says that their performance was the best in three years, and the most promising players were captains Trent Annicharico and Sergio Castellanos. Every member improved greatly. With all these qualities com- bined, the Frosh Basketball team was really “. . .in the Spotlight. Left to right: Coach Drob. Sergio Castellanos, Pat Stockalper. Paul Ransom. Bruce Calhoun, Skebo Winceski. Steve Bement, Charlie Steiner. Trent Annicharico. Bob Yerkey. DeWayne Contreras. Mike Higley. l62 Freshman Basketball Scores 47 ElCapitan 68 42 Orange Glen - 60 Opposite Page: 1. Mike and Bruce listening to the Coach with intent. 2. “All drug out?” 1. Coach Drob congratulating Trent on his good job. 2. Don concentrating on his free throw. 3. The ball is where the attention’s at! 163 Varsity Softball Girls’ softball was the most successful of the winter sports. All Avocado League returner, Cheri Carrigan, and returning letterman, Lori Shimer, co-cap- tained the bulldogs in the 1977- 78 campaign. The teams’ trademarks were their hustle and spirit. With ten underclassmen on the varsity, a young junior varsity, and a blos- soming girls’ softball program in Ramona, Coach Tamburrino feels the future of girls’ softball is bright indeed. Varsity Softball Scores Ramona Opponent 9 El Camino 7 Top Row: Dave Chamberlin Assistant Coach, Manula Lopez, Carolyn Richardson. Margaret Higley, Jackie Lutnick. Lori Shimer, Debbie Smith, Lollie Trout, Val Pride (score keeper). Coach Mr. Tamborino, Berdine Lawrence, Brenda Long, Sherie Carigan, Venessa Brant, Cammy Wade. Rosy Kalabsa. l64 J.V. Softball Opposite page 1. Vanessa Brandt getting ready to pitch. 2. Manula Lopez swinging at the ball. 3. Lolly Trout hitting a home run. 1. Tension's mounting at first base. Back Row: Coach Mrs. Cunningham. Leanne Lapp. Gail Gawyer. Kim Kaminski, Elise Marini. Suzy Cook. Laura Friery. leen Cox. Front Row: Maria Ramirez. Dee Dee Drummer, Ann Marie Cicero. Pam Smith. Darcie Lepper. Pam Wheaton. l65 Varsity Wrestling Ramona High’s Wrestling Team exhibited pride and Power in their team effort and skill. Collecting trophies and doing their utmost in their sport. Ramona’s Wrestling Team was . . in the Spotlight” under the coaching of Dwight Shirley. Back Row: Coach Shirley, Sergio Rel, Eric Ivers, Randy Sorric, Wayne Carrigan, Darrel Brinkmeier, Terri Legro. Ricky Celaya. Front Row: Danny Harris. Joe Mar- tinez. Jeff Folsom. James Sampson. Paul Soria, Jeff Hedgecock. j 66 J.V. Wrestling Opposite Page: 1. Chris DeLong listening to the refer- ee's call. 2. Warming up for victory. 1. Keith Dalton putting on the squeeze. 2. Wrestling Cheerleaders back: Dari- lyn Helbert. Sandy McDaris. Karen de Graaf. Mari Hensley . Briana Rice. Julie Harris. Jodi Wilson. Mary Skelton. Front: Edna Pagels. 3. Back Row: Coach Shirley. Rick Edwards. Paul Goslin. Chris DeLong. Sam DeNard. Front Row: Keith Dalton. Joel Ravy, David Broude. tack Row- Coach Shirley. Rick Edwards. Paul Goslin. Chris DeLong. Sam DeNardi. Front Row: Keith Dalton, Joel Ravy. David Broude. } l67 Varsity Soccer The Ramona High Soccer team was . . in the Spotlight” for its second year with the sup- port of new Varsity coach Joe Annicharico, and J.V. coach, Larry Bringham. The teams had a slow start but with such captains as Angel Olmos, Mark Keyser and Kevin French, they showed promise as the season progressed. Back Row: Scott Miller. Jose Ramirez. John Smedley. Arnold Reaser, Stan Kowal ski. Jose Munes. Buckwheat. Front Row: Danny Keyser. Danny Ram.rez, Jess. Jones. Angel Olmos. Kevin French. Mark Keyser. Bill Pagels. Terry LeGros. Robbi. Collins. n Dicgmio orrey l,di ngt Glen San Pasqual San Marcos , Iscondido Poway Carmel llbrook nge Glen San Pasqual S.wIMarcos F COndido Po4fi Ml Carmel Ini:: Opponent 4 4, 2 6 2 2 10 9 4 6S J.V. Soccer Opposite Page: 1. Captain Steve Wheaton kicking off. 2. Getting a piece of the action.” 3. Helping out an injured teammate. 1. Keeping ahead and working together. 2. Found an open place and took advantage of it! 3. Those head bumps hurt but help. Junior Varsity Soccer Scores Ramona 0 Escondido 9 Ramona 0 ft� way 6 Ramona 0 Ml. Carmel 5 Ramona 0 Pa 11 brook 6 Ramona 0 Orange Glen 1 ' Ramona 0 San Pasqual 3 Ramona 0 San Marcos 5 Cancelled Escondido Ramona 0 Poway 6 Ramona 0 Mt. Carmel 6 - Back Row: Gabriel Sanchez. Paul Sirias. Brian Hopkins, Jim Sweene. Tim Gibb. Albert Silva. Sergio Lopez. Coach Bringham. Front Row: Art Balcom. Brian Kowal- ski. Jesus Cervantes. Hoa Bui. Jose Cervantes. Pepe. j6q Girls’ Varsity Basketball This year’s Girls’ Basketball had a good year. With Varsity captains Lollie Troutt and Rosie Kalabsa the team’s morale was kept . . in the Spotlight.” The J.V. team had three major goals: 1) to have fun. 2) to learn proper techniques, and 3) to reach maximum point average per girl for the season. Coaches Joe Bess and Larry Bringham put tremendous effort in the girls’ basketball teams this year. Girls' Varsity £ Basketball Scares Ramona Fallbrook Oran £Jgn San PasqtuBp San Marcos Escondido I’oway Mt. Carmel . I Fa I!brook Orange Geln San Pasqual San Marcos J 70 Girls’ J.V. Basketball Opposite Page: 1. Sally plans her strategy. 2. Coach Best instructing Vicki, Lollie, and Sally. 1. Team preparing for the big game Girls' J.V Basketball Scores HFallbrook Orange Glen San Pasqual San Marcos liscondido Poway Mt. Carmel Fallbrook Orange Glen San Pasqual San Marcos Escondido Poway Mt. Carmel 1 59 60 29 45 12 62 70 94 Back: Coach Bringham. Darlene Hartshorn. Nita Darrough. Stephanie Chamberlain. Laura Friery, Artis Taubcrt. Colleen Wade. Julie Bcnscoter. Jamie Hethcrington. Colleen Cox. Front: Monica Shirley. Jennifer Portillo. Kris Bartlett. Maria Ramirez. Jackie Cetina. Ann Ceccro. Pam Smith. Varsity Baseball The Varsity Baseball team under the coaching of Bill Tam- burrinowas“. . .In The Spot- light with much improvement this year. There were seven returning lettermen, four seniors and three juniors. With their outstanding pitch- ers Slocum, Dunne and Gary, the baseball team improved greatly. Carmichael. Klopp and Wheaton were All-League can- didates, making it a very good year for the team. Back Row: Frank Klopp. Steve Dunn. Randy Rice. Doug Hagen. Miguel Ramirez. Stan Kowalski. Robin Mchitsch. Steve Whea ton. Kevin French. Jose Ramirez, Gene Gray. Mat James. 172 Ramona High's Junior Var- sity Baseball team was in good shape this season. Coach Joe Annicharico Jr. approved of the depth in outfield and infield techniques, which put the J.V. Baseball team . . .In the Spot- light.” This team had some high goals.These goals were to play sound fundamental base- ball. develp aggressve style of play combining hitting, running, stealing and bunting, prepare the players for Varsity ball and the highest goal was to win all league games. 1. Coming around the bases for R.H.S. J.V. Baseball Junior Varsity Baseball Row: Jimmy Contreras Tim Freymiller. Brian Hopkins. Dan Scherer. John Smedley. Budd Hagan. Jeff Artis. Middle Row: Mike Shimer. f rent Annicharico. Jim Bartlett. Mark Cooper. Don Winczewski. Coach Annicharico. Front Row: Ken Chamber- lain. Kevin Shimer. Richard Meador. Steve Gray. 174 reshmen Baseball Freshen Baseball SaS-jp RamoM Fallbrook ?3i Grange Glen San Pasqual 4 Sap Marcos 7 tscondido 17 Poway g 13 I hr ngeCilen San Pasqual San Mar os San F.$condido Poway r m el Freshmen Baseball is the training ground for J.V. and Varsity Baseball. With Rick Ashby coaching, these athletes worked on the fundamental techniques all season. 1. Warming up the pitching arm for the games. 2. Sliding into second base. Back: Marty Howells. Eric. Jerry Loux. Ron Lynch. Chris DeLong. George Romero. Gabriel Sanchez. Ben Flick. Coach Ashby. Front: Sam Sharmataro. Kenny Klema. Harold. Ron Westring. Brian Kowalski. John Shableski. Robby Williamson. DeWayne Contreras. Mike Higley . YU Under the coaching of Dan Matheny. the aim of the Girls' Track team was to run away with a league championship. Being the second year for this sport, there were many younger members. Their potential and expectations were fulfilled this year and should be a good foun- dation for the future. These girls had some tough meets, but they showed their Bulldog abilities by breaking four school records into the very beginning. Back Row: Coach Matheny. Laurie MacDonald. Manuela Lopez. Sandy Severtson. Michelle Mitchell. Kathy Letcher. Tawny Seery. Gina Thompson. Teresa Guader- rama. Tammy MacDonald. Pam Landers. Kim Clark. Sue Nelson. Middle Row: Phyllus Kraus. Elise Marini. Frances Garcis. Jennifer Portillo. Tammie Taschner. Terry Ford. Karla Berghouse. Chris Guersey. Garrie Dagitt. Front Row: Leanne Lapp. Vicky Hughes. Judy Kugler. Carla Kreitenger. Cristina Cervantes. Estolia Garcia. Cathy Moore. Kathy Kalish. Girls' Track Ramona Mira Mesa Tiger Relays Mi. Carmel Valley Relays Fallbrook Sundevil Inv an War League Finals C.I.F. Prelims C. I F. Finals Slate Prelims Fir Opposite Page: 1. Carrie Daget. Terry Ford, and Sandy Severtson warmingup. 2. Stretch Kathy. 3. Keep up the good form. 1. Kicking out the kinks. 2. Practice makes perfect. 3. Shanes the center of attention. 77 Varsity Track Romona's varsity and junior varsity teams had a combined total of forty-eight strong, had- working members. Many returning lettermen were on the varsity team and their goal was to defend their Avocado East Championship. The J.V.'s consisted of frosh and sophomore athletes who were continually striving for varsity standards. Coaches were Jim Hunter, Greg Hara, Dan Matheny. Bill Groves, and Don Murry. Varsity Track Ramona Mira Mesa Mt. Carmel 95 .-«I V’ . 67 a Back: Coach Matheny. Jay Long. Richard Isaac. Bruce Breon. Jim Creek. Carl Cox. Ken Garcia. Pat Brady. Randy Berghouse. Glenn Williams. Mike Hunt. Middle: Kevin Callahan. Rick Portillo. Shane Little. Pat Edd. Bill Friery. Eric Craig. John I anner. Tay McDonald. Bob Dobson. Henry Lowman. Front: Coach Hara. Tom Payne. Juan Perez. Joe Kreitenger. Todd Stark. Jim Degenfelder. David Sanderfur. Coach Hunter. 17 J.V. Track Opposite Page: 1. Jim. Tom. and R-chard jogging around the track. 2. Henry Lowman throwing the discus. 3. Pat throwing the discus with all his might. 1. Bob keeps a smile while he runs. 2. Paul Goslin spriting his way on the track. JV Track Ramona 52 Mira Mesa 40 Mt. Clarmel Rela Peg ndido Orange Glen Invitational San Pasqual League Prelims league .{finals C.I.F. Prelims .I.F. Firials Back: Dan Bisher. Bobby Braham. Tim Gladini. John Kraus. Ralph Mittman. Char- lie Steiner. Peter Laky. Joe Long. Middle: Rick Edwards. Glen Hall, Brian King. Alan Dunkailo. Kevin McCutchon. Mike Resnick. Front: Eric Ivers. Bob Seery. Dan Miller. Dale Wyness. Mike Rowland. Jay Hughes. John Wilcox. 79 Varsity Gymnastics Rosanne Storjohann was coach of J.V. and Varsity Gym- nastics for her ninth year. Besides their usual varsity com- pulsory team and Junior Varsity they had a Varsity Optionals team. This year the team also got new uniforms and a tumbling mat to put them . . in the spotlight.” The team had out of league meets to strengthen their abilities. Last year’s All-Leaguer Patty Grant- ham worked hard all year to maintain her title. Back Row: Bernice Hall. Briana Rice. Debbie Albright. Patty Grantham. Tammie Souza. Tammy Bervhill. Patsy McIntosh. Miss. Storjohann. Front Row: Dee Dee Drummer. Jodie Wilson. Carrie Thrasher. Robin Rhoades. i So J.V. Gymnastics Opposite Page: 1. Robin warming up on her floor exercise. 2. Tammie balancing on the beam. 1. Tracy Dahl and Theresa Atkins doing warm ups. 2. Kathy Boykin. Jodi Wilson. Tracy Dahl and Miss Storjohann setting up the bars. Left to right: Miss Storjohann. Rhonda Spring. Kelly Mason, Deanne Brinkmeier. Kathy Boykin. Julie Harris. Tracy Dahl, and Theresa Atkins. jgi Tennis Varsity and J.V. The varsity and junior varsity tennis teams dis- played top-notch form and hard determination by all members throughout the season. Many participants were active in tennis last year, either on the team or for personal enjoyment. This experience and the help of coach Drob set these ath- letes “. . . in the spotlight.” Back Row: Jim Sweeny. Pete Ceserini. Phil Knudson. Steve Bement. Victor Rojas. Bill Anderson. Kevin Harrington. Front Row: Lance Vandevort. John Ackert. Jim Lnglebrecht. Steve Douglas. Marcus Peterson. Pat Stockalper. Alan Resnick. J £2 Southwest Poway Varsity Tennis Scores yXv.y.'.v.'.'M Navy Dieguiti Camino 13 Carlsbad 17' ■L 23' 2 Oil 221 i 13' 13' 2 14'A 14' Escondfl Poway Mt. Carn Fall brook ge Glen bal San Marcos Escondido -Navy lieguito iwesl Junior Varsity ____Tennis Ramona Rqijnona Ramon.? Ramona Ramona Ramona It. Car nei Ramona Fullbrtpk Ramona Southwest Ramona Orange Glien Ramona San Pasqual Ramona San Mprq quna l-sc_on a moTTT—-T Ramona PallbrooK Ramona Orange Glen Ramona San Pasqual Ramona San Marcos Ramona fcscondido Opposite Page: 1. Phil reaching for the ball. 2. Marcus skillfully returning the ball. I. Kevin lunging for the ball. □ 2. Alan Resnick concentrating on his serve. 3. Taking a break. 5 Varsity Golf This year's Varsity Golf team was . .In the Spotlight by being the best in Ramona golf team history. The team consists of seven players, four returning senior lettermen and three junior lettermen. They also set a school record in their first match this year. They defeated Carlsbad golf team by a score of 201 to 220. Mike Packard worked hard all season trying to regain the Avo- cado East Individual Tourna- ment he won last year. The coach this year was Richard Hardiman. 1. VIike Packard resting after a hard match. 2. Mark Mahan practicing his putting tactics. Varsity Golf Scores Ramona 201 Carlsbad § 202 i 208 21? l nc Was D i I9i 210 1 allbroo - f 211 214 Orange Glen ® 4l0 207 San Pasqualy j 198 GuJg w 204 1 'con dfci.B 47 211 Pmeif M97 202 Ml. ( arnifl 202 191 1 .illbrook ml 203 203 )range (itn 1223 198 San I’a qAl '202 198 San Marcos 205 220 — MissuTirflav Powav |240 Coronado Ml. Carmel I £4 J.V. Golf, under the directions of Coach Roland Bossenbroek. strived for perfection this year with six enthusiastic players. Their main goals were to win, to show their Bulldog pride, and to ready themselves for Varsity Golf. 1. Jeff Mayne Teeing off. 2. Jeff Hedgecock putting the ball. fSf) And now we present to you the annual “Homecoming.” Winning this year’s awards were Homecoming King Tom Tobia- son and Queen Tammie Souza. Last year’s reigning King and Queen. Ricky Cotton and Micki Stockalper were present to wel- come the new King and Queen. Following the crowning our drill team welcomed them with an outstanding performance. Afterwards Ramona High held its traditional Homecoming Dance, honoring the King, Queen, and Court. rSS Opposite Page: 1. Freshmen prince Mike Shimer and princess Elise Marini. 2. Candidates Scott Ivers and Patty Winter. 3. Candidates Tammie Souza and Tom Tobiason. 1. Candidates Lisa Griffin and Keith Jones. 2. Candidates Jackie Lutnick and Wade Ouderkirk. 3. Junior prince Gene Gray and princess Cevin Hartwell. 4. Sophomores princess Cherri Vaca and prince Tay McDonald. iSg The senior girls gained a tre- mendous victory this year over the junior girls in the annual Powder Puff game with a final score of 36-16. Highlight players for the sen- iors were Dawn McDonald, Meg Hayes, Vanessa Brandt, and Jackie Lutnick. The key players for the juniors were Tammy Smith and Lori Shimer. Back Row: Jackie Hitchcock, Julie Degenfelder, Theresa Ketchem, Karen Sherman, Jenni Hernandez. 4th Row: Jodi Wilson. Lori Menard, Kathy Barger, Tammi Sprong, Mary Jerde. 3rd Row: Lisa James, Lisa Griffin, Lori Brown, Tammie Souza, Jacki Lutnick. Patty Grantham, Vanessa Brandt, Cheri Carrigan. Roberta Boykin, Janet Benton. Aventura Cordoba. 2nd Row: Dawn Mcdonald, Debbie Smith. Kim- berly Cail, Edna Pagels, Sharon Benscoter, Meg Hayes, Phyllis Kraus, Diana Lemon. Front Row: Sandy Servertson, Chris Gordon, Patty Wimer, Cheryl Klema, Carrie Thrasher. Isabel Hassey. Donna Reiss. Opposite Page: 1. Meg Hayes dashing for a touchdown. 2. Jacki Lutnick running from her opponents with the ball. 4. Vanessa Brandt struggling for a score. 1. Juniors excited after Lori Shimer made their first touchdown. 2. Robin Rhoades going for a touchdown. 3. Lori McDonald running the ball. Back Row: Theresa Parker, Cera Wilson, Karen deGraff, Chery Gastelum. Denise olburn. Darilyn Helbert. Debbie Atherton. 3rd Row: Cevin Hartwell, Carolyn Rich- ardson, Diana Fansher, Lori MacDonald, Margaret Higley, Mmi Page, Tamie Smith. Mary Skelton, Randi Dennis, Kathy Grosse, Carole Gregory. 2nd Row: Ber- dine Lawence. Cammy Wde. Debbie Sith, Bridgett Lawrence, Shi Mayne, Katy Walsh. Vick Pierce, Beck Boykin, Annie Singer, Joan Thomsen. Laurie Allen, Deb- bie Albright, Lori Carr, Cyndi Heinz. Front Row: Bernice all, Robin Rhoades, Tracy Wisham, Lori Shimer, Shari Evans, Diana Wilcoxen, Karen Wyness. Sally ’9’ Swader. The Senior class won again this year for Homecoming Floats. Second place went to the Freshman class, followed by the Junior class and then the Sopho- mores. Congratulations to the Senior class on another outstanding victory. 1Q2 hmmtii APPLIANCE' Opposite Page: 1. King Ricky Cotton and Queen Micki Stockalperof 1977. 2. Cornel concentrating on the game. 3. Gene Bursting through his sign. 1. First place float belonged to Seniors. 2. Juniors cheering for their float. 3. Freshman float rolling on. 4. Sophomore float in motion. 5. Mark Walker marching through his sign. 193 ££c f, no 1?zitioLtCza Although it rained all day and nignt many students from R.H.S. joined together on the evening of January 14, to cele- brate the crowning of Vera Pan- tovich as the 1978 El Aho Queen. The first runner up was Bon- nie Schmid; second runner up was Claudia Shableski; and third runner up was Zanette Prather. The girls competed with each other by bake sales, raffles, babysitting, and a variety of ingenious ways to earn money. A total of ten girls ran for queen this year earning approxi- mately $2400.00 for the year- book staff. The money is used for repairing old equipment, purchasing new equipment, and improving future yearbooks. To show it's appreciation, the El Aho Staff hired the band Lightening, to be “. . . in the Spotlight' during the El Aho Dance. 194 Opposite page 1. Jeri Jack is crowning sophomore Vera Pantovich as the El Ano Queen 1978. 2. Bonnie Schmid. Senior candidate. 3. Claudia Shableski. Senior candi- date. 4. Dawn Eakis. Sophomore candidate. 1. Cathy Cochran, Freshmen candi- date. 2. Debbie Albright. Junior candidate. 3. Zanette Pranther. Sophomore can- didate. 4. Valerie White, Sophomore candi- date. 5. Norma Garcia. Sophomore candi- date. 6. Joan Thomsen, Junior candidate. £5 P £ 2LOZ The Mouse That Roared Cast Gloriana Meg Hayes Mary and Mrs. Reiner Edna Pagels Jane and Professor Smith Jodie Wilson Ann Patti Grantham Page Tina Guaderrama Miss Johnson and Miss Wilkins Holly Thompsen Jill Vickie Lepper Debbie Tammie Souza Mrs. Bascom Lisa James Tully Bascom Kevin Dalton Count Mountjoy Robert Hassey David Benter Steve Wheaton Ms. Beston Teresa Ketchem Professor Kokintz Chris Gordon Assisam Phyllis Kraus President Richard Portillo General Snippet Tom Tobiason Will Tatum Kevin Callahan Soldiers Mary Ransom Carole Smith Director Coy Whitney Advisors Jean McDonald Robert McMicken Crew Tammy Ramos Bruce Hall Bonnie Jauregui Vanessa Branot Cheri Carrigan Norman Tanguay Robin Mitchitsch Doug Winter Mr. Ralph Williams David Staubli Carrie Thrasher tQ7 D, ozztgn This year Ramona High School is very proud to present two foreign exchange students “In the Spotlight. Victor Rojas from Asuncion. Paraguay and Walkvria Bayona from Bogota. Colombia. Victor is staying with the Wil- coxen family, and he enjoys playing tennis, soccer and pho- tography. He is also interested in the U.S. Walkvria's hobbies are swim- ming. reading and exploring new places. Her home is with the Wade family. I. Walks ria is always smiling. 2 One of Victor's hobbies is photogra- phy. jq£ Our assemblies this past year included a Thanksgiving concert with the Music Department, a modern dance concert and a speaker on nutrition and health food. Ramona High Pep Assemblies and Assemblies were “ . . .in the Spotlight . The pep assem- blies fired up the students with class and yelling competitions, skits with the cheerleaders, sports teams, and Coach Tambo. Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders also performed half-time dances at Pep Assemblies. 1. Class competition causes close rela- tionships. 2. The crowds of Ramona High. 3. Ramona High cheerleaders at an assembly. 4. The assembly line. 5. Raise your hands if you have spirit. 99 The fashions at Ramona High vary from casual to feminine to funky. For guys, athletic shoes, ski vests, belly shirts and track shorts for sports, and even muddy boots were widely seen. Many male teachers sported beards. 200 Although both sexes were fashionable, the girls were really . . in the Spotlight” by experi- menting with various styles. This fall displayed layered looks, cowl necks, boots, pants tucked into boots, and ski jackets. Other styles that doubled for winter and spring were dresses worn over pants. 3-piece or 4-piece pant-suit and skirt ensembles, satin pants with matching short jackets, and tiered skirts with blousons. Hair styles, jewelry and gym clothes followed trends, too. Crimped hair, the “wedge”, and “naturals” were popular. Hair combs and colorful berets were seen constantly. Wearing two necklaces. Koala bears, cowl stick pins, even triple-pierced ears were fashionable. As you can see. Ramona High was a showcase of fashion and fad in the 1977-78 school year, and is looking forward to many other changes. 20 J • Homes • Income Property • Ranches • Rentals • lots • Investments • Acreage • Exchanges • Groves • Business Opportunities • SEE US FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS • e 's Turn 789-0209 Old-fashioned Service in Home Federal Country You’ll find a world of courteous, old-fashioned care at Home Federal Savings. Offices throughout all of California... stop by for the same blend of friendliness and thoughtful service traditional in the “good old days.” Your $2 Billion Family Financial Center HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS of San Diego Ramona Office: 1308 Main Street 789-0221 WRIGHT'S MEN'S WEAR 649 Main St. Ramona, CA 789-1131 SERVING RAMONA AND NORTH COUNTY BROKER JO FOX ASSOCIATES Sally Ann Baker Russ Fox Mary Fries Marcia Henry Millie Lemire Carolyn Rarity Tom Ryan Lee Weddington SERVICES Notary Public Free Rental Service Free Market Value Analysis Custom Home Construction MEMBERS Ramona Real Estate Association Ramona Creative Marketing Council San Diego Board of Realtors San Diego Multiple Listing Service Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 -£ ! OFFERED BY ojiryp- REALTY JS30 MAIM' RAMONA 7 8 9-21 1 O 442-5559 • • Home Sales and Exchanges • Vacant Land • Commercial Sales and Leasing • Land Development • Property Management • Investments EARL V.CECERO McKenzie liquor Foremost Authorized Distributor 1252 Main Si. Ramona, CA 789-0073 M 2674 Hwy 67 Ramona, CA 789 1439 t y Porem 117« 7194755 EL NOPAL Mexican Food ogden automotive car track repair iront end alignment CONNIE GARCIA 724 Main St. Ramona, CA Telephone 789 9823 734 main at. ramona, ca. 92065 phone 789 3533 Vale Fashions 681 Main Street Ramona, Ca. 92065 714-789-4230 RAMONA FLORIST AND GIFTS PULLET EXPRESS POUI.TRV TRANSPORTATION 789 1852 638 Main St. Ramona, CA Q«Ah “Doito Ph 789 1452 flototr DOROTHY KELLOGG OWNER 205 | JERO STOLL REALTORS, INC. 1520 Main St. Ramona. Calif. 92065 714-789-1205 'V . Floyd Trout 789-204 ) 696 Cedar St. or Ramona, Ca. 748-4651 92065 BISHER FREIGHT SERVICE 369 Main Street Ramona, Calif. 92065 Phone (714) 789-4323 206 BREAKFAST JACK:..Deliciously different. A fresh egg,a slice of ham, topped with cheese,all sandwiched into a toasted bun. •JACK OMELETTE...(served 3 a.m. to 11 a.m.) Your choice of Double Cheese,Ham and Cheese,or Ranchero Style with zesty Spanish sauce; each one served with a toasted English muffin. •FRENCH FRIES...Crispy and golden brown. Try a Sooper Scoop! •HOT COFFEE...Have a BIG cup! •100% PURE ORANGE JUICE...Refreshingly delicious! •HOT TURNOVERS...Your choice of apple or lemon;a great dessert! ■NS) i THE FABRICK SHOPPE 567 Main St. ft Ramona '4 A KRAFTKORNER j grabau trophies trophies ribbons name tags - plaques P.O. BOX 720 RAMONA. CA 92065 PHONE 789-39-46 w Congratulations Grads Carm, Mary Therese Joe 780 Main St «Ramona 92065 Natural Food Store HOURS: Monday — Saturday 9 61 hotography 231 EAST GR AND AVENUE • PHONE 745-434 1 ESCONDIDO. CALIFORNIA 9 2025 THE POTTED PETUNIA NURSERY DENNIS REESE BILL and LENDA KELLER Ramona 210 Jobe's Used Furniture and Appliances 629 B Main St. Ramona, Ca. Auto Radiator Repair Engine Overhauls Tunc-uM - BRAKES CARS RESUILOINO Automatic Transmissions LEROY’S AUTO REPAIR RADIATOR REPAIR RADIATOR RODDING. REPAIR 6c RECORES Welding - Cutting -Brazing LEROY DYAS - Owner 1lO - 14th St. Ramona 700-1626 Home - LEROY DYAS 420 WYNOLA 700-2000 RAMONA CLEANERS DARRS LIQUOR DAIRY FRESH AND SUNCREST FARMS P.O. Box 428 114 14th Street Ramona. C A 789-1131 Salutes the Grads of 1978, 212 213 Specializing in Services and Stock for the Do It Yourself Landscapes RAMONA NURSERY 789-1950. 1748 Main St. JOHN and TERRI SAMPLE WOODWARDS Handy Pantry and Hardware 214 RAMONA EQUIPMENT MILLER'S FAMILY SHOE STORE jSSlg 2J5 Creators of fine cfass rings, awards, announcements, yearbooks, and dip Comas your home-owned independent bank 1410 Main Street Ramona, CA 789-0843 Windows are open: 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 Monday — Friday Saturday Banking: 9:00 A.M. to 12 Noon PAT McDONALL. 264 Osborne Street Vista, Ca. 92083 Phone: (714) 726-6075 629 Main St. Ramona Calif. 920765 ICENTE C sgMfc RR I Box 7002 Ramona, CA (Country Estates) 92065 789 2505 BUSHEY’S AUTO PARTS 803 Main St. Ramona, CA 92065 789-2400 SPEED EQUIPMENT • FOREIGN • DOMESTIC 217 789-3600 were the other guys RON’S TIRE BRAKE Tires - BroLes - Alignment - Sliocls ••RON” BORCHARDT 2560 Hwv. 67 OwNUl A open. RAMONA. CA. 92065 COUNTRY ESTATES 23674 SAN VICENTE RD RAMONA CALIF. 92065 I (714) 789 3350 LIC. 318702 CONSTRUCTION CO. CONGRATULATIONS! TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 78' Attention Housewives! Furniture and Seat Covers For Quality Upholstery Work See SILVA'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY Free. Estimates 502 8th Street 789 2273 Corner of 8th and E. St. 2lS Congratulations Grad’s From WESTERN MUTUAL • Commerciol lndustrial • Property Investments • Acreage I Exchanges 789-1130 James H. McWhorter Specializing in Rural properties Route 1. Box 400A 3 Mi. S.W. ON HWY. 67 (714) 780-0620 RAMONA. CALIF. 92065 Dracula Frankenstein Mummy The businesses and clubs of Ramona are always ready and willing to help the students of Ramona High School. This year they were truly! . . in the Spotlight” by contribut- ing a total of $2,000.00 in ads. A spe- cial thanks is extended to all these people. 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David Anderson William Anmchanco. Trent 163.174 Apodaca. Bertha Armour. Lvnn Artis. Jeffene 4.67.146. 160. 161 Arnold. Michad Arroy o. Shen Ashby. Rich Atherton. Debbie Atkeson. Janet Atkins. Teresa Ayala. Benjamin Ayers. Bill Ayers. Catherine Avling.Gk� na 19 B Babb, Bonnie 67.76, 157 Babb. Timmy 83 Bacas. Ronald 53 Baker. BUI 53 Bakom. Arthur 83. 125.148. 169 Bakom. Selinda 7.53.125 Ball. Richard 100.154 Ballantyne. Lonnu 19 Ballantyne. William 2.4. 53. 59. 146.223 Balwscrczak. John 53 Bane. Nancy 19,138 Baruaga. Ron 111.223 Banks. Cheryl 53 Banks. Cindy 67 Banks. Sandra 67 Barger Kathy 20.126.190 Bama, Joan 83 Banagan. Marta 53 Bartlett. Chns 83.103 Bartlett. Jim 53.103.174.223 Beck. Thomas 9.20. 125 Belt. Dwight Bemcnu Steven 83.162.182 Benscoter. Julie 53.171 Benscoter Sharon 9.20. 190 Benton. Janet 190 Bcrghousc. Karla 67 126.135,176 Berghousc. Randy 20,178 Bern hill. Shemc 83 Barnhill. Tamarah 48.67.126. 180 Bess.'Joe 140.170 Best. Kan Best. Kendall Best. Kristin Bezoentk. 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Jacqueline 84. 157. 171 Chamberlin. Dave 164 Chabcrtam. Ken 68. 146. 174 Chamberlain. Stephanie 6.84.99. 121.171 Chambers. David 84 Chambers. Richard 55 Chapman, Pamela Christian. Pamela Chromio. Katbv 110.136 Chubb. Norma Clark, Kimberlee 155.176 Clark. Phil 84 Cleer. Dana 68 OiffordS. 84 Cochran, Cathleen 84.118. 155.195 Cochran. Michad 55 Codell. BUntotf£ 148 Coffer. Robert W 85 Conan. Kevin I 68 ColhomDrn.se 55.129.191 Cok, June 85 Cok. Paul 55 Collins, karen Collins. Robbie 18.22.42.144. 168 Colbns. Vivian 85 Conklin. Sarah 10.68. 157 Conk). Ralph 22.37 ConnelL Kimberly 85 Contreras. Deway ? 85.148. 162 Contreras. Jimmy 55.152. 158. 159.174 Cook.Suxy 165.170 Cook, Tracer Cooper. Mark -. 9. 146 174 Cooper. Mary Cornett Frank 7.55 Cordoba. Aventura 22. 29. 124. 190 Gvsenttno. Dante 110 Cos. Carl 55. 119. 158. 178 Cos. Colleen 82. 85. 115. 165. 171 Cos. Paul 159 Coaig. Enc 4.69.146.178 Craig. Walter Crawford. Anna 69 Crawford. Cindy 23 Crawford. Lynn 139 Creek. James 34. 55. 119. 160. 178 Creek. Janet 69.129 Cronin. Denise Cronin. Lcannc 69 Cunningham. Linda 110. 165 Cunningham. Mike 103.110. 144, 227 Curran. Edward 55 Curry. Theresa D Daggett. Came 69. 135.176.223 Dahl. John 148 Dahel. Teresa 69.181 Dalton. Keith 69.134.146.167 Dclton. Kevin 17.18.23.144,140 Dwrough. Jerry 148 Darrough. Nita 85 Davis. Theresa 85 Davison. Ralph Day. Dennis 55 Day. Tammyh 69.134.135 Degenfelder, James 67.119. 138. 146. 160. 161. 178.225 Degenfelder. Julie 21.23.119.129. 190 deGraff. Cornel 69. 144. 160. 161. 221 deGraff. Karen 55.129.130.167;- 191 Delong. Chnstopoher 85. 148. 166. 167 Demea us. James Demeaux. Jean 55. 134 Denadi. Sam 85.167 Dennis. Randi 56,191 DeWitt Tammy 69 Denkcl. Robert 23 Dietmeyer. Steve 56 Dobson. Robert 56. 118.144. 178 Dolar. Michele Doll Jane . 24 Donahoo. Mark 4.69.135 Donahue, Ann Donovan. Pamela Doommk. Timothy Doss. Bnan Douglas. Steven 70. Dowte. Steven Draggctt. Carrie Drake. Kent Dnscoll. Jeffrey Drob. Paul 103. I lOl Droll. Denise Drumer. Deirdre 10. 165.180 Dubtl. Sheryl Dunkailo, Alien DunkaUo. Carolyn Dunn. Steve Dunn. Steve Dyes. Tony Dymock. Susan. 112 56 70 85 146. 160. 182 56 56 144 162. 163 200 70.129. 156. 4 85. 179 11.70.221 70.172. 173 70. 172. 173 - 70. 125. 221 85 Easterling. Ten Exkis. Dawmse Edd Patnck Edwards. Brenda Edwards, Joe Edwards. Leslie Edward. Rick 221 — Ellis, Laune Jr Elmer. Tracy □ston. John Emmerson. Lisa Empey. Euabeth Empey. John Eaglcbrechl, Jim Enos. Teresa Enos. Toni Exb. Lauren Evans. Shan Everett. Alison 70. 126 70.126. 195 56. 152.178 70 148. 158 - 6.85 5. 148. 167.179. 56 86.221 56.125.217 138 56 18. 24 182 24. 29.124.221 86. 125 70 56. 134 140 109. 136. 137 F FaiUa.Kim 86.124 Fall Sandra 109.124. 136. 137 t Fansher. Diana 56. 139. 191 Fansher. Sandra Farnsworth. Rick 24 Faye. Bert 25 Faye. Jackie 56.129 Ferris, Richard Fiart. Michael Fields. Patricia 56 Figueroa. Luis Fimtzer. Anna 7,70.99.116.117. 121,129 Fiorentino. Brenda 109.136 Fletcher. Katy 177 Rick. Beniamnm Floyd. Bill 86. 148 Floyd. Darrel Floyd. Dawn 25 Floyd. Deborah 56 Folsom. Jeff II. 18. ;6. 144. 166. 223.229 Folsom. Mike 86.125 | Ford. Nancy 113 Ford. Terry 5. 70. 126.150. 176 Fournier, Connne 70 Fournier. Dan Fournier. Nadine Fournier, Michelle 86 Frazzitu, Colleen 70. 150 Frazzitu, Kathleen 86 French. Kevin 18.57.144.145, 168.172 Freymilkr. James 26.184 Freymiikr. T imothy 71.174 Friery. Laura 150. 151.165. 171 Fnery. William 37.134. 146. 178 Frisbey. Gregoire Frye. Jason 86. 148 Fuersi. Cliff Gagne. Guy 3 Gamno. Michael Garcia. Balbina Garcia. Estolia 71.128. 176 Garcia. Frances 6.86.151.176.177 Garcia. Flavio 57 Garcia. Juan Garcia. Ken 17.26.178 Garcia. Norma 100.126.195 Garcia. Soma 26, Gastelum. Cheryl Gatewood. Greg 57.125 Geldert Gloria 109 Gekkrt Gloria 109 Gentry. Cary Gemsey.Chm 126.127 Gibb, Tim 86.154.169 Gideon. Bryan 71.185 Gil. Rich 86 Gilmore. Tom 122 Glabma.Tim 179 Glasier. Sheila 71 Glass. Frank 57.154 Glass. John 71 Glaudmi. Timm 86,154 Goldinez. Carmella 57.128 Golden. John 125 Gordon. Chns 27. l90.Goslin. Paul 82.86.148.149.162.178.226 Grabau. Dune 82.86. 151 Graham. Cindy 27 Grantham. Patty 17.27.32.33. 120.138.180. IW. 222 Gray. Gene 2,51.52.54.57. 118. 144. 172. 173. 189. 193.219 Gray. Steve 4.10.66.71.146.174 Green. Harold 71 Greenan. Mitzi Greenwall. Denise 71 Gregory. Carok 57.191 Gregory. Russell 86. 148 Grinin. Ins 87 GnfTin. Lisa 18.27.189.190 Griffin. Nancy 71,135 T—3 Gnffm. Nancy 71.135 Grobner, Chns 87 Grosse. Kathy 57.191 Grosse. Mark Groves. Robert 11. 57. 118. 160 Guaderrama. Teresa 42.66. 71. 155.176.223 Guaderrama. Tina 28.42.155 Guernsey. Chns 71.176 Guerrero. David Gustafson. Kimberly H Habby, Tan Hagan. Arthur Hahan. Bret Hagan, Douglas Hagan. Randall Hagan. Sherree Hagan HalT Bernice 144.191 Hall. Bruce 109.180 HallGknn 87.148.179 Hall Tracey 71 Hang,Sungtht 128 Hinselman. Paul 87. 148 Hanson. Betty 112 Harm. Gregg 178 HardimanTRick 109. 184 Hargis. Lawrence 72,154 Flames. Charles Hamngton. 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Jay 87.179 87. 100 87 148 172 57 57 57. 101.126. 127. Hughes. Jeff Hughes. Vicki 71 201 Hull. Jcanine 157.176. in 72 Hunt. Mike 58.145.178 Hunter. Jim 178 Huntley. Richard Hurst, Mike 88 58.144 Huxuble. John 30.51 Hyde. Lisa 88 Hyde. Ron 58 Hyman. Marcelle I Isaac. Richard 72 11.178.221 Ivers. Enc 88.148. 166. 174 Ivers. Scott . 18. 30.42. 188. 189 Jack. Jen 195 Jackson. Joni 58. 157 Jacobs. Shannon 10 James. Andrea 10.66.71121 James. Lisa II. 17.18. 190.192 James. Mathew 51.58. 172 James. Susan 72 Jaurcgui. Bonnie 30 Jaycos, Robert Jennings. Jennifer 88 Jensen. Micheal 88 Jenson. Sue 58 Jerde. Marv 31.190 Johnson. Dons 59 Johnson. Emily 71126 Johnson. Lois 59. 129 Johnston. Jim 7.108 Jones. Faron 88. 157 Jones. Jesse 71146. 168 Jones. Keith 11.31. 144. 189 K Kalabsa. Rosy 164.170 Kaltsch. Cathy Kaminski. Anthony Kaminski. Kimberly Kay. Cammy Keating. David Keating. Deborah Keating. Lloyd Keating. Renee Kellogg. Martha Kerwood. Steven Kesncr. Vincent Kctchcm. 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Kelley 74.181 Matheny Dan 107.176. 178 May. Robert May. Tony Mayne. Jeff Mayne. Shen Mayne. Ten McCaffrey. Kelly - McCollum, Dana McCollum. Retta McCutcheon. Kevin i 90.179 McCutcheon. Scott,? p 60 McDara. Sandy 66.74.150.151 McDonald. Dawn' 36 41. 190. |9| McDonald. Jean 45.112 McDonald. Tay 74. 144. 178. 189 McEJvana. Kun MclJvana. Tracy McGhee. David McGhee. Shawn McIntosh. Patncia McLauchlan. Barbara McLaughlin, Kelly McLaughlin. Tracie McMicten. Robert McMillan. Frosty Me Mona n. Gene McNulty. Terrence Meador. James Meador. Penny Menard. Lon , 23.34. 36. 150. 190 Memtt. Mark Michaels. Celeste Michilsch. Kent Michitsch. Robin 116. 117. 172. 173 Michilsch. Sigrid Myaret. Connie Miladmovich. Miroslav 152 Miller. Cathennc Miller. Catherine Miller. Danny Miller. Monica Miller. Patnck Miller. Paula Miller. Scott Misso. Craig 61 90 2.16.37.38.51. 61.116.117 75 61.118. 11.61 10. 75 75.179 75 75. 101. 126. 127 75 3.56.61. 139. 168 148 Neto. T eresa Neutrelle. Eva Neutrelle. Jennifer Nguyen. Dung NicoJetti, Joseph Niebon. Leroy Nielson. Randy Norrell. Rene Norrell. Robert Nutter, Coralynn o 91 61.119 91 61 52.61. 160 146 75 91 122 107. 136 Offcrman, Gwendy Ogden. Jams 38 Ogden. Ranee 75 O'Hara. Barbara 113 Olmos. Angel 61.168 Ortuskie. Mike Ormes, Aaron Oramcs. Gary Ortega. Danny Osborne. David Oiderkirk. Darwin Ouderkirk. Wade 2.16.24.25. 144. 188. 189 Overfelt. Linda 91 OverfelL Tony 91 Owens. Lisa Owens. Staci 6.67.76,125 Ozbun. Raelene 91 Packard, Michael 184 Page. Mimi Pagels. Edna Pagels. William PantovKh. Vera Parker. Teresa Parks. William fbtton. Karen Patton. Linda Paxton. Larry Paxton. Roberta Pa ne.tom 11. 39. 122. 158. 15' Pei I . Kara Pendergrass. Anna ftrdrw. Richard Perez, Ana 17.18.40. 129. 138.201 ftrez. Juan 62. 152, 178 Perez. Socorro 91 Peterson. John 76 FVterson. Kathleen Peterson. M Petrovich. An Pfeifer. Enc Phihbert. Mi Phillips. Jacc Phillips. Riel Pierce. Linda j| Pierce. Vicky] Pierrets. Pierrets. WalU Rati. Cheryl Ratt. Denise Platt. Sharon Rummer. Kenny Poei John Popma. Debra Porteous, Cary Portillo. Gayle Portillo. Jennifer 176 Ho. Richard 2.24.40. 138. C Jlo. Scott Laurcna aig 91 Prather, Zaneite 76.101.126.195 Preston. Grig 76 Pnce. Bettv Pnde. Valene Pnde. Vickie Pruitt. David Pulcrano. Chuck ( ieen. Deanda Queen. Judy Qtnnn. Jim Ramirez. Jose Ramirez. Leo Ramirez. Maria Ramirez. Miguel Ramos. Tammy 135,139 Ramos. Teme Ramos. Tnsha Ransom. Mary Ransom. Paul Ravy. Dann Ravy. Joel Ravy. Mike Ray. Dune Ray. Gary Reaser. Arnold Reed. Jesse Reed. Kellv Reinhart. Karen Reiss. David Reiss. Donna Rel. Sergio Resiuck. Alan Resmck. Michael Resiuck. Sally Rentana. Blanca Retch less. Alan Reynolds. Laura Rhoades. Robin 180 Rice. Bnana Rice. David 62.168.172.173 91.16? 140. 172. 173 17.29.40, 124. 77.135 92, 124. 157 23.41. 129 10.92, 148. 162 77.134 92, 148. 167 98. 134 62.123, 138 92 62. 168 41 91222 77 144 41. 190 121 166 61181 183 92.154. 179 4,61 150. 170 41. 128 62 81 92.139.200 3161 120. 141, 167, 180 8 Rice. Randy 162. 118.125. 130. 131.171 173.217 Richardson. Bert 92. 148 Richardson. Carolyn 63.126.127. 164.191 Richardson. Cindy Richardson. Steve Riggs. Bill Ringo. Robyn Rios. Kimberly Robinson. Mark Rogers. Bonnie. Rohr. Kathleen Rojas. Vic Romero. Jorge Romerc. f Rome o.. 77 106 77 91151 er. Jaril Schmid. Bonnie Schuster. Ladon Schuster. Tal 21. 3$. 38.42 IS. 42. 126. 195 r, Gifford Shahtcski. George Shableski. John Sharmataro. Sam ird. Tar Ramirez. Danul 63 43.126. 195 92 175 93 123.135.190. 126.130. 131 SB 30. 131 ■Si 164 170 |74. 188 166. 167 1.171 ntel rk vid Sikkema. Arloa Sikkema. Charlotte Silva. Albert Silva. William Silver. Don Simlcr. Donna Simmons. Laura Steve .Annie 31 63. 120. 129. |9|. 76.168 Skahan Tom 106 Skelton. Mary 63.65. 139. 169. 170. 9i Si wr. Crystal Satoo. Jefferson Slocum. Steve Smaaliden. Jody Small. Darron Smalley. Tony Smedley. John Smiler. Billy Smiler. Donna Smille. Johnny Smith, Carole Smith. Debbie 151.190. 192 Smith. Debbie 164. 191.219 Smith. Laura Smith. Pamela 226 Smith. Joe 78.106.121125.128 63.130. 139 53.63.125 78 63 63. 168. 174 102 102 98. 134 23.44. 129. 138 45.126.127.150. 63.99. 156. 157. 93.103.124.157 93. 165. 171.224. 46 34.61.63. 191 93 45.123.125.217 63. 125 93 Smith. Mark Smith. Tamie Smover, Robin Snodgrass. Carl Snodgrass. Jesse Sol iv Teresa Sorce. Jetu Soria. Paul Some. Randv 166 Some. Rolynda Some. Rondale Sorg. Enk Sorels. Timolhy Soule. Hemy Souza. Tamnue 120. 125. 139. 180. 188. 190. 191 Spain. Jana Spain. Tina Speak man, Edwin Spencer. Dun Sproies. Jeff Sprong. Rhonda Strong. Tammy Sprong. Tim Squvres. Trao Stafford. Douglas Stafford. William Stalker. Wes Stancel. Scott Standndge. Kelly Stanley. Steven irk. Todd k David inette St 196 9. 11.24.63. 144. 78. 121 24.45. 144. 192 4. 78. 146 63.226 16.3133.45.119. 93 78 150. 151 139 93.155 23.46.129.138. 78 Tanguay. Norman Tanner. John Tanner. Tracey Taschner. Tamara 47. 118. 184 64. 126.191. 195 7.79.116. 117, enrufer 64.124.185 Thom berry, Ken Thrasher. Came 16.31 33.38.47. 116. 117. 119. 120. 129. 18a 190 Tidey. Linda 79 Tobuson. Mike 24.48, 144. 192 Tobuson. Tom 16.18.48. 144. 158. 188 Tolmosoff. l isa 79 Toth. Cmth r , 95.134 TroutL Ullie 16. 100. 118. 130. 131.164170 I u her . Shawn eonard to, Diana u Uran, John Urguhart. Venna 95 Vica. Anthony 64. 119. 146. 184 Vaca. Cheryl 9.18 79.121.129 Valenzuela. Jesse 104.228 Vandervort Cheryl 48 Vandervort. Lance 79. 182 Vamado. Betty 48.119 Vaughan. Carol 64 Vaughn. George 64 Villagomez, Saul 64.125.146 Villagomez. Suzanne 79.101.126. 1277135 Villalobos. Corena 79 Volin. Julie 95 Voss. Bruce _ Voyce. James 79 w Lamm) 118. 139.156.164. 191.219 Wade. Colleen 79.171 Wade. Lance 148 Waddell. Sieve 159 Walker. Danell 79 Walker. Mark 49.51.119.139.145. 158.159 Walker. Nancy Wallace. Carolyn Wabh. Kathleen 5164.135.191. 228 Wabh. Pal 12.49.51.119 Wakh. Pat 10 Walterv Cathy 105.138.158 Walterv Jimmy 105 Ward. Vernon Watkmv Teresa 95 Weeke. Don 137 Wellv Joe 79 Welch .Alan 105. 121 125 Webh. David 79 Wend!. Joseph 64 Wennga. Debbie 64 Wennga, Wendv 79.99 West. Nora Wcstnng. Ronald 95.148 Wheat. Scot 79 Wheaton Pamela 95. 151. 165 Wheaton. Steve 10. 17.18.49. 138. 168. 171 197. 200 Whitcomb August 64.119.138 Whitcomb. Gus White. Cathy 79 White. Gary 49 White. Mark 80.123 White. Valane 8a 126. 195 Whitney. Coy 105.135. 140 Wh.tney. Geneviene Wilcox. Guy 96 Wilcox. John 96.154.179 Wilcoxen. Dale 154 Wilcoxen. Diana 41.64 Williams. Edward 80 WjUums. CHenn 80. 146. 147.178 Wilbams. Man Ann Williams. Patncia 80 Wilbaim, Ralph 105 Wilbams. Robert Williamson Robbie 96 W,Ison. Cera 64. 125.129.191 Wilson. Jean Wilson. Jodi 50. I6T? 18a 181. 190 Wibon. John Vi. 125. 152 Wimer. Patty 18. 50. 188 189.190 Wmczewski. Donald 96.148.149. 162.163.174 Wum. Lynnctu a BO Winter. Doug 17. 50. � 13. 144.158. 159. 184 jVJ Wixham. Tracy 64. 139.157. 191 Winter. Doug iflr 1 Woekner. Deborah Wold. Nancy 64 Womack. Craig Wooley, John 8 Wooiev. I cy too 64. 160 Work nun. Lon 92.96. 103.121 Worster.Mike 80 Wren. Lisa 96 Wright Darlene 80.126 WnghtTamnu 96.134 Wynes-s. Dale 96. 179 Wynesa, Karen 64 Yertey, Bob Young. Enc Young. Jim Young. Stephanie Zapp. David Zapp.Jay Zelanka. Nancy Zentz. Tammy 148. 162 125.144 80.135 148 101135 102 231 Editor’s Note: The 1977-78 El Ano Staff would like to thank the fol- lowing people for contributing to the yearbook. Mr. Doug Knudson and Mr. John Bowman for helping in photography, Mike Richardson for aiding in developing pictures, Wayne Wilcoxen and Jeff Folsom for illustrat- ing and painting the cover. 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