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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

“Table Of Contents” AASB 96-97 Assemblies 98 All Nighters 99 Golf 134-135 Gynmastics 136-137 Baseball 100-103 Basketball 104-109 Band 110 Homecoming 138-141 Choir 111 C Cheerleaders 112-113 Christian Club 114 CSF 115 Cross Country 116-121 Computer Class 122 I I.D. 142 Drill Team 123 Junk Food 142 Journalism 143 Juniors 38-53 FFA 131 FHA 124 Flag Corp 125 Football 126-129 Foreign Exchange 130 Fashion Fads 132-133 Freshmen 70-85 Faculty 86-93 Mecha 144 Modern Dance 145 Movies 146 Money 146 Meaningful Relationships 147 2 Night Life 148 V Vending Machines 178 Varsity Club 179 Volleyball 180 Parking 149 PowderPuff 150-151 Play Production 152 Wrestling 182-183 Weekends 184 R.H.S. 153 Registration 154 Xerox 185 Sadie Hawkins 156 Speed Bumps 155 Softball 157-159 Seniors 16-37 Sophomores 54-69 Soccer 160-161 Senior Play 162-163 Study Habits 164 Yearbook 186-187 Term Papers 165 T-Shirts 166 Transportation 167 Tennis 168-171 Track 172-177 3 A Day In Your Life If you are an adult weighing about 175, in 14 hours: Your heart beats 103,689 times. Your blood travels 168,000,000 miles. You breathe 23,040 times. You inhale 438 cubic feet of air. You eat 3 1A pounds of food. You drink 2.9 pounds of liquid. You lose in weight 7.8 pounds of waste. You perspire 1.43 pints. You give off 2.6 degrees Fahrenheit. You turn in your sleep 25-35 times. You speak 4,800 words. You move 750 major muscles. Your nails grow .000046 of an inch. Your hair grows .017414 of an inch. You exercise 7,000,000 brain cells. 6 7 ■ � w _ � Oc ■v 10 11 Things To Think About If you think today’s kids don’t know the value of money, try giving one a nickle. Anonymous It’s better to keep your mouth shut and appear stupid, then to open it and remove all doubt. The most difficult part of getting to the top of the ladder, is get- ting through the crowd at the bottom. A person who can smile when things go wrong has prob- ably just thought of someone he can blame. 12 14 Seniors This years Senior Class was one of the best. Al- though we’ve had our ups and downs, we seemed to always end up on top. As you think of all the memories lingering through your four years at R.H.S., remember we managed to win Powder-puff two years in a row. Our junior and Senior years we placed first in the float competition (we won’t talk about the other two years.) We put on an excellent Jr.-Sr. Prom and we managed to have the first Senior section in Color, Yes, we were a unique class, al- ways one step ahead of the rest. As you recieve your diploma, and say good bye to all your teach- ers and friends, remember your saying good bye to your youth years and hello to the rest of your life! Good Luck in everything you do. 15 Seniors Venita Mary Abbott Lorie J. Adams Paul Edward Alatorre Lori Ann Alcaraz Tammy Faye Allen Jeffrey J. Artis Teresa Ann Atkins Bonnie J. Babb Richard A. Ball Cindy M. Banks Shelbi Dawn Beck 16 Sherrie Annette Berryhill Tamarah Ann Berryhill Joanne M. Blakely Seniors Karla Berghouse Daniel Bisher Scott Boatman Karen Brandes Bruce Breon Deanne Dalene Brinkmeier r Steven Brown 17 Kristine Elise Burkhart Seniors Rene Bushey Carol Agnew Kimberley Ann Calloway Wayne Allen Carrigan Telma Mary Castellanos Gail Ruth Cawyer Peter Craig Cesarini Kimberlee Clark Seniors Leanne Rene Cronin Teresa Curry Teresa Dahl Keith Edward Dalton Tamarah Day James Casper Degenfelder Tammy S. DeWitt Mark Wayne Donahoo Christopher Lee Donham 19 20 Seniors Dierdre Nychelle Drummer Carolyn Dunkailo Steve Dunn Terri Easterling James LeRoy Englebrecht Michael Fiare Terry Ford Corrine Fournier Nadine Fournier Denise Frank Guy Raymond Gagne Seniors Rylee Gainley Norma Garcia Ted Terry Garcia III Bryan J. Gideon Sheila Glasier Steven Earl Gray Harold Lee Green P. Denise Greenawalt Nancy Ellen Griffon Seniors Barbara Kay Hart Jeffrey Emerson Hedgecock Erik James Held Mary LouAnn Hensley Jamie Joy Hetherington Brian Hopkins Victoria Hughes Jeanine E. Hull 22 Marcelle Hyman Shannon Lynda Jacobs Andrea Lynn James Seniors Susan Ann James Emily Annette Johnson Rosalie Anne Kalabsa Kimberly Anne Kaminski Cameron Marie Kay Wendy Christine Klein Sherry Lee Klopfer Sharon Lynette Knoeferl Cresta A. Knowles Julie A. Koch 23 John Joseph Kraus Seniors Pamela Aida Kreitinger Jeffrey Kroepfl Peter Laky Judy Ann Lanthier Kathy Linn Letcher Brenda Jean Long Jay D. Long Tammy Marie MacDonald 24 Seniors James Martin Malis Judy Manning Lisa Marciano Dana Irene Marini Kelleyne M. Mason Teri Lynn Mayne Tay Grant McDonald David McGhee Michelle Diane Mitchell Ralph Lee Mittman Katherine Moore Seniors Elsa Ortiz Staci Ann Owens William Parks Danielle Perry Angel Lynne Petrovich Kevin Petrovich Debra Popma Jennifer Lynne Marie Portillo Zanette Prather Christine Ann Preston DeAnda Kathren Queen Daniel Ramirez Seniors Given Sallee Maria deLourdes Sanchez Daniel Owen Scherer Seniors Leslie Lynn Sherman Kevin Shimer Lawrence William Shive Albert Bravo Silva Jarek Smagowski Donald Smith Mark Smith Eric Roberts£org Timothy Vern Sorrells Seniors Edwin Grant Speakman Traci Lee Squyres Todd Michael Stark Laura Dee Stephenson Cynthia Stevens Valarie Lynn Stidham Sonja Sura Diana Lynn Swycaffer Tracey Dawn Tanner “BRAT” 30 Seniors Gina Marie Thompson Marjorie Jean Thomson Linda Tidey Lollie Jean Troutt Cheryl Ann Vaca Lance Dean Vandervort Tom Perth K. Venho Suzanne Godfrey Villagomez Corena Faye Villalobos 31 Seniors Colleen Renee Wade Bradley Kevin Wells Joseph Wells Wendy Lou Weringa Glenn Lee Williams Patricia Lorrene Williams Darlene Kay Wright Michael Leslie Worster Stephanie Anita Young 32 Senior Best 33 Seniors A Venito Abbott Prom Committee 11, Floot Committo 12. Senior Play 12, Powdor Putt 11, 12 Lori J. Adam Carol Agnow-Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12, Now spa por 11, 12, Tennis 9. 11, Trock 9. Powder Puff 11, 12, Drill Team 10. Pop Squad 9, 10 Lori Akaraz-Skl Club 12. Float Committo 12, Powdor Puff 11. 12. Drill Toam 10. 11. 12. Pep Squod 10. 11, 12 Jo ft Artis Ski Club 12. Lottormons Club 11, 12. Foot- ball 9, 10. 11. SaskotbaH 9. 10, 11. 12, BasobaB 9. 10. 11, 12. Most Inspirational Baskotball 11. School Play production 12 Torosa Atkins-Varsity Choortoodor 11, 12. Oymnas- tics 9, 10, Homocoming Court 12 B Bonnie Babb Prom Commtttoo 11, Powdor Puff 11, 12, VoUoybaB 9. Typing Award 10. Honor Roll 9, 10. 11.12 Cindy M. Banks Honor Roll 9, 10, Typing Awards 9, 11, 12 Karla Ann Berghouso-Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. Insombio 11. Trock 10. Pop Club 9. 10. 11. Drill Toam 10. 11, Float Commtttoo 9, Sonior Play 12 Tom! Borryhlll• Modom Done Club 10, 11, 12, Float Commtttoo 10, 11, 12, Powdor Puff 11. Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12. Drill Toam 10, 11. 12. Coptoln 11. 12. Homocoming Court 11, Homocoming Queen 12, Phys- ic ol Fltnoss Award 9. 10. 11. 12. Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12. Outstanding Oymnlst 9. Bost All Around 12. Who’s Who In Amorkan High Schools 12 Sharon Boggs-DrM T am 10, Choir 9, 11. Honor Roll 9, 10 Joslo Bonotto-FFA 9, 10. Float Commtttoo 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Commtttoo 11, Tonnls 10, 11. Powdor Puff 11, 12. Bat Girl 9. 10, 11. Honor Ro« 9, 10 Koron Brandos-Senior Play 12. Floral Do sign 12 Bruco Broon-Math Club 12, Cross-Country 9, 10, 11, Trock 9, 10. 11. 12. BaskotboN 10, 11. Soccor 9. Honor RoB 9, 10. 11, 12, Oold Brkk Award C.C. 11 Doonno Brink motor-Float Commtttoo 10, 11, Tonnls 9. 10, Trock 9, Gymnastics 10, Powdor Puff 11, 12. CSF 10, Honor RoB 9, 10, 12, Physkal Fltnoss Award 9, 10 Krlstlno EBs Burkhart Choir 9. 10. Drama 12. Sonloe Play 12. Powdor Puff 12. Drill Toom 10, 11, 12. Captain 12, Pop Club 9, 10. 11. 12, Honor Roll 9, 10. 11, 12, El A no Candidato 11 Rono Bushoy-FHA 9. Float Commtttoo 1, Powdor Puff 11, 12, Gymnastics 9, 10. Wrosttlng Mat-maid 11, Stats (lootbolf) 9 c Wayno Corrigan FF A 10. 11, 12. Trock 9, Cross Coun- try 9. Wrosttlng 9. 10, 11. 12, Looguo Finals Wrosttlng 11 Toima Castellanos-Mombor at largo 12. Powdor Puff 11. 12, Float Commtttoo 9, 10, 11. 12, Sonlor Play 12, Tonnls 11. BaskotboB 9. Wrosttlng Mat girl 11,12, Hon or RoB 9, 10, 11, 12. Physkal Fltnoss Award 9, 10, R.O.P. Typing Award 12 Qolt R, Cawyor Treasurer 9, Float Commtttoo 9, 10, 11. 12. Powdor Puff 11, 12, Sonlor Play 12, Baskotball 9, 10, Softball 9, Honor RoB 9, 11, 12 Potor Cesarfni-Mewspaper 12. Football 9. Baskotball 10. 11. 12. Tonnls 9. 10. 11. 12. Powdor Puff Cheer- leoder 11. CSF 12. Honor RoB 9. 11. 12 Kkmbertee Ann Clork-Trock 9. 10. Crosscountry 10. Modom Dance 10. letterperson 9, 10. Honor Roll 9, 10, CSF 9, Physkal Ftttness Award 9, 10 Sarah Joan Conklln-Ftoat Commttt 9, 10, 11, Gym- nastks 9. Volleyball 10, Pop Squod 9. Class Ckwn 12 Sandy Cotfon-Treas. 9, Secretary 10, Float Commtt- too 9, 10. 11, 12, Sonlor Play 12. Baskotball Stats 9, Baseball Stats 9. Modom Dance 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Commtttoo 11, N wspap r 11, Tonnls 9, 10, 11, 12, Trock 9, 10. Powdor Puff 11, 12. Pop Squod 9. Wros- ttlng Mat-girt 10, 11, Most Improved Tonnls 9. Honor RoB 10, 11, 12. Physkal Fltnoss 9. 10 John Coulter-FootboB 10, 11, BaskotboB 9,, 11, Trock 9. 10. 11 Erk Craig Activities Coordinator 12, Float Commtttoo 9. 10. 11. 12. El Ano Staff 12. Trock 9, 10, 11. 12. FootboB 9, 10, 11, Powder-puff Choortoodor 11, Honor RoB 9, 10, 12. Most Talented 12 D Torosa Dahl-Senior Play 12. Oymnastks 9, 10, Tonnls 10, Softball 9. Pop squod 9, 10, 11, 12, Mascot 9, Honor RoB 9. 10. 11, 12 Keith E. Dolton Lottormon's Club 11, 12, FootboB 9. 10, 11. 12. Wrosttlng 9. 10, 11. 12. Band 9. 10. Play Production 12, Most Improved Wrestler 10, Who’s Who In Amorkan High Schools 12 Jim Dogonfoldor Vko-Pros. 9. HI-Ilf Staff 10. Vorstty Club 11, 12, CSF 9, 10, 11, 12, Float Commtttoo 9, 10, Footbafl 9. 10, 11, 12, Track 10. 11, Baskotball 9. 10. 12, Baseball 9. 12, Powder-puff Choortoodor 11, Class Clown 12, UgBest Man RHS 11, Honor RoB 9. 10.11. 12, Who’s Who In Amor. High Schools 12 Cornel doGroaf FootboB 9. 10. 11, 12. BaskotboB 9, 10. 11, 12, Basketball Captoln 10. 12, Most AttOottc 12, Who's who In Amor. High Schools 12 Doan DoStofanl-ASB Treasurer 11, President 12, CSF 9. 10. Baseball 9, 11, 12, BaskotboB 9,11. 12, FootboB 9. MVP Basebafl 9. BaskotboB Coptoln 9, 12. Baseball Copt. 12. Honor RoB 9. 10. 11. 12. Who's Who In Amerkon High Schools 12 Tommy DoWttt-Powdor Puff 12, Band 10, 11. 12. Phys- kal Ftttness Award 9, 11, Band Award 11 Mark Donahoo Baseball 9 Chris Donham-BIke Club 11, Tonnls 9, 10 Dolrdro Drummer Modern Dane 9. 10, 11, 12, Pow- dor Puff 11, 12. Float Commtttoo 9. 10, 12. Oymnos- Mcs 9, 10. 11. 12, Vorstty Cheerleoder 11. Honor RoB 9 Corolyn Dunkllo El Ano Candidato 9. Float Commtttoo 9, Powdor puff 11, 12 Stov Dunn FootboB 9, BasobaB 9. 10, 11. 12. MVP Baseball 9, Honor Roll 9. 10, 11. 12 E James Englebrocht-Baskotball 11, Tonnls 10, 11, Hon- or RoB 11 Stov Enos Surf Club 9, 10, 11, FootboB 10, 11, 12, Trock 9, 10, 11, 12, Surf Toam 9, 10, 11, Soccor 12 F Torry Ford Tonnls 9, 10, 11, Trock 10, 11, 12. Oymnas- tks 9, PowderPuff 11. 12, Drill Toam 10. 11, 12. Pop Club 10. 11. Honor RoB 9. 10, 11, 12 Corrlno Fournier Float Commtttoo 9, 10, 11, 12. Prom Commtttoo 11, Tonnls 11, Powdor Puff 11, 12, Pop Club 9 Nadine Fournler Float Commtttoo 9, 10, 11, 12, Pow- dor Puff 11, Tonnls 9. 10, 11. Basketball 9 G Guy R. Gagne Manager, Trock and Cross Country 9, 10 Ryle Oolnley ROTC Color Ouord 10. 11. ROTC Drill Team 9, 10. 11, Cross Country 10. Choir 10. Powder- Puff 12 Norma Oarcia-ASB Secretary 12, Newspaper Editor 11, 12. Float Commtttoo 9. 10. 11. 12, Tonnls 9, 11, Pop Club 9, 10, 11, Drill Toam 10, El Ano Candidate 9 Tod Garcla-FootbaB 10, Trock 10 Bryan Qldeon-Gotf 9, 10, 11 Sheila Olasler Skl Club 12, Sonlor Play 12, Float Com- mitto 12, Tonnls v, Powdor Puff 12, Drtk Toom 10, 12, Pop Squod 9, 10. 12 Stov Gray-Class Pro . 10, Float Commtttoo 9, 10, 11, 12. El Ano Staff 12, FootbaB 9, 10. BasobaB 9. 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, Powdor Puff Choortoodor 11, Honor RoB 9. 10, 12. Most Spirited 12 Harold Oreen-Basebotl 9, Powdor Puff Cheerleoder 11 Denis Oroonawott-CSF 9. 10. Ski Club 12, Powdor Puff 11. 12. Pop Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Prom Commtttoo 11, Float Commtttoo 12, Honor Roll 9, 10. 11, 12. Sen- ior Play 12 Nancy Ellon Grtflen-Drama 9. 10, Choir-10, Gymnas- tks 9. 11. Powdor Puff 11. Modom Donee 12, DrW Toam 12. Varsity Club 9. 11. Honor RoB 11. Physkal Ftttness A word 11. Mark Orosso-FFA 9. 10, 11, 12. FootbaB 9 H Tracey Leigh Hofl-Homocoming Comm. 11, Trock 9, Modom Dane 9, 10, 11, Chorus 12 Lorry Hargis CSF 9. 10. 11. 12. Cross Country 9. 10, 11, 12. Trock 9. 10. 11. 12. Honor Roll 9, 10, 11. 12 Barbie Hart-Closs Rep 11, ACTION Club 10, Gorman Club 11, Junior Achievement 11, Choir 9, 10. 11, 12 Jeffrey E. Hodgocock-BkycRng Club Pro . 12, Ski Club 11, Golf 9. 10, Wrosttlng 10. Band 9, 10 Mory Luonn Hensley Float Commtttoo 9, 10, Wrosttlng Mat Mold 9, J.V. Choortoodor 10, 3 year Orod. Brian Hopklns-ASB Commissioner of Communkattons 12, Varsity Club 11, 12. Newspaper Staff 12, FootbaB 9. 11, Soccor 10, 12. BasobaB 9, 10, 11. 12. Copt. Soccor 10, Mo� Inspirattonol, BasobaB. Vkkl Hugh � Secretory 11, 12. Student Counsel Sec- retary 12, Powdor Putt 11. 12. Volleyball 10,11, Trock 10, 12, Varsity Choortoodor 12 Joanlno Hull Float Commtttoo 11, Powdor Puff 11, 12, Physkal Ftttness Aword 9, Honor RoB 9, 12 J Shannon Jocobs-Pop Club 9. 10. Float Commtttoo 11. 12, Powdor Puff 11 Andrea Jamos-Vk Pros, 10, Modom Dance Club 10. 11. 12. Float Commtttoo 9. 10, 11, Newspaper Staff 11, Sonlor Play 12, Track 9, Powdor Puff 11,12, Cheer loader 9, 10. Pop Club 9. 10, 11, Honor RoB 9, 10. Physkal Ftttness Award 9. 10 Susan James- EmHy Annette Johnson-Nowspopor Staff 11, 12, DriB Toom 10. Pop Squad 10, Honor RoB 9 K Rosy Kalabsa CSF 10, 11, 12. Ski Club 11. 12. Powdor Puff 11. 12. BaskotboB 10. VoBeyboR 9. 10. 11. Tonnls 12. SoftbaB 9, 10. 11. Trock 9, 11. 12, MVP Trock AB League- SoftbaB 10. 11. VoUoybaB 10. Trock 9. 11, 12 Kim Kamlnskl-SoftboB 10 Wendy C. Klein Float Commtttoo 11, 12, Modom Dane 11, 12, Powdor Puff 11, 12. Trock 10. SoftboB 9. Wrosttlng Mat girt 12. Physkol Ftttness Award 9. 10. 11, 12. Honor RoB 4 Years Crosta Knowles FHA 9, 10. 11, Band 9. 10, 11. Base baB 9. 10. VoUoybaB 9. 10, Majorette 9. 10. Pianist for Choir 9. 10. 11 Julio Koch-Modom Dance 11, 12, Pop Club 9, 10, 11, Float Commtttoo 9. 11, 12, Powdor Puff 14, 12. Honor RoB 9 John Krous-FootboH 9. 10. 11, Trock 9.10. Soccor 12 Pam Kretttnger-President 11. Trock f. Pop Club 12, Powdor Puff 11. 12, Varsity Club 9L Honor RoB 9, 10, 11, 12 L Peter Loky Student Council Rep. CSF 11, 12. President 36 12, El Ano-soles 12, Trock 10, 12, Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12. Who’� Who In Amortcon HlghSchool 12 Marta Laxcano-Honor Roll 9, 10 Kathy Letcher-Treasurer 12, Float Commlttoo 9, 10, 11. 12. FFA 12, Powdor Putt 11. 12. Vorslty Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Trock 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 9, Soccer 9, Pop Club 9, 10, Mott Inspirational c.c. 10, Who's Who In Amortcan High Schools 12 Loma Lotxrlng-Mombof at largo 12, FHS 9, Float Com- mtttoo 9, 10, 11, Powdor Puff 11, 12, Volleyball 12. Mascot 9, Drill Toam 9. Stat Old 9 •ronda J. Long-Varsity Club 10. 11, 12. Rat Girt 10, Prom Commlttoo 11, Choir 10, Drama 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Play 12, Softball 10, 11, 12, Physical Fttnoss Award 9, 10, 11. Honor Roll 9. 10, 11. 12 Jay Long-Cross Country 10, 11, Trock 9, 10, 11, 12 M Tammy MocDonald-Powder Putt 11, 12. Prom Com- mlttoo 11, Float Commlttoo 9, 10. 11, 12, Varsity Club 9, 10. Trock 9, 10, Honor Roll 9, 10, Stats 9 Jim Malls FFA 12, Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 Lisa MarclonoASR Vico Prosldont 12, Pros. Studont Council 12, Ski Club 12, Modom Danco Club 12, Pow- dor Putt 12, Trock 10. 11, 12, Who's Who In Amortcon High Schools 12 Dana MartnI FIoat Commlttoo 9, Gymnastics 9, Vol- loyball 10, Powdor Putt 11, 12. Choortoador 9. tost Looking 12 Koltoy Mason Modom Danco 12, Float Commlttoo 9, 10, 11, 12. Powdor Putt 11, 12, Prom Commlttoo 11, Gymnastics 9. 10, 12, DrtM Toam 11, 12. Choortoodor 9 Tort Mayno-Honor RoN 9, 10, 11, 12 Tay McDonald-Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Footboll 9, 10. 11, 12. Trock 9, 10, 11, 12, RaskotbaN 9, Powdor Putt Choortoodor 11, Homocoming Court 9, 10, 11, 12, King 12. Who's Who In Amortcan High Schools 12 David J. McGhee Ski Club 12, Float Commlttoo 10, 11, Cross Country 9, Trock 9, Soccor 10, Honor RoN 9, 10 Rarbora McLauchlon-Mowspopor 12, CSF 11, 12. Choir 9, 10. 11, 12. Accomplonlst 9, 10, 11, 12, Tonnls 10. Gymnastics 11, 12. Honor Roll 9. 10, 11, 12. Who's Who In Amortcon High School 12, Life-member CSF Richard Moodor-Float Commlttoo 9, 10, 11. Trock 12, Footboll 9, 10, 11, Wrosttlng 9. Sasoball 9. 10, 11, Powdor Puff Choortoador 11. MVP RosobaN ond Foot- ball 10. Honor Ro« 9, 10 Christophor Monottl Wrestling 11, 12 Cathy Minor Choir 9, Powdor Puff 11, 12, Float Com- mlttoo 9. 10. 11,12. Sonlor Play 12, Modom Danco 10. 11, Pop Squad 9, Honor RoR 10 Danny MlUor FFA 12, Cross Country 9, 10, 11. 12, Trock 9, 10. 11, 12 Paula L. MMor Prom Commlttoo 11, Float Commlttoo 9. 10. 11. 12. Sonlor Play 12. CSF 9. Honor RoR 9, 10, 11. 12, Powdor Puff 11, 12. DrtR Toom 10. Flog Toam 11. 12. Captain 11, 12, Pop Club 9, 10, DrtR Toam Copt. 10 Mk hello Mitchell Modem Danco 12, CSF 9, 11, Honor RoN 9, 10. 11, 12, Fronch Club 9. 10, 11, 12. Cross Country 10, Track 9, 10, Powdor Puff 11, 12, Pop Club 9, 10, 11. Most Inspirational Cross Country 10 Ralph Mlttmon-Prosldont 9, Rop. to tho School. Roord 12. Cross Country 9, 10. 11. 12. Trock 9. 10. 12. Golf 11, Cross Country Copt. 12, CSF 9, 10. Honor RoR 9, 10. 11, 12, Who's Who In Amortcan High School 12 Lori Loo Ann Mueller-Modem Danco 9. 10, 11, 12, Pow- dor Puff 12. Nowspapor . Mascot 12. Mat-maid 11 Jorrtlynn Myers FFA 11. 12. Roportor 12, Float Com- mlttoo 9, Pop Club 9 N Mlko Nancy-Cross Country 9, 10, Trock 9, 10 o Elsa Orttx-SoftboR 11, 12, Powdor putt 12 Sorglo Orttx-Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. FootbaR 10. 12. Wrostllng 10, 11. 12, Track 10. 11, 12 Stocl Owons Mombor at Largo 11, 12, Ski Club 12, Float Commlttoo 9, Powdor Puff 12, Wrosttlng Mat- mold 12, Honor RoR 9, 10 P Rarrto Parris- Dan lolio Perry-Drama Club 9, Work Exportonco 11, 12, Rost Roglnnlng Actrooo 9 Jonnlfor PortiNo-Powdor puff 11, 12, Float Commlttoo 10,11,12, Prom Commlttoo 11. Modom Danco 11,12, Sonlor Play 12. RaskotbaN 9, Trock 10, DrtR Toom 10. 11, 12. Capt. 11, 12. CSF 10. Honor RoN 9. 10 Zanotto Prathor-DrtN Toom 9, 10, 11, Pop Squod 10, H Arvo Runner-up 10, Most Talontod 12 R Danlol Ramlroz Soccor 9. 10, 11. 12. Captain 12, MVP 9. Trisha Lou Ramos-Journalism 10, Danco Club 10, 12, Drama 9, 12, Sonlor Play 12, Daisy Choln 9, 10, Chris- tian Club 10. Nowspapor 10, VoiloybaR 9. 10, Pop Club 9, 10. 11, Float Commlttoo 9. 10, Wrostllng Mat mold 12. El Ano Quoon 1979, Honor RoR 9. 10, 12, 2- Yoar Orod. Darin Loo Ravy Rand 9. 10, 11. Soccor 9, 10, Golf 12. Most Improvod Rand 11 Cynthia Rkhardson-Vko Prosldont 12, CSF 12, Honor RoR 9. 10. 11, 12, Nowspapor Editor 12. Float Commlt- too 9, 10, 11. Play Production 12, Powdor Puff 11, 12, RaskotbaR 9, 12, DrtR Toom 11, Typing Award 12 Lotkla Romoro MECHA 9. 10. 11. 12. SoftbaN 12, DrtR Toam 10, Honor RoN 9, 10, 12 s Jim Sampson Golf 9. 10, 11, 12. Wrostllng 9. 10. 12. MVP J.V. Golf 11 Maria L. Sanchox-MECHA 9, 10, 11. 12. VoNoybaN 9, 10. SoftbaN 9. Honor RoN 9, 10. 11. 12 Danlol Owon Schoror RaskotbaN 9, 10. 11. 12. Foot- ball 9. 10. Rasoboll 10, Trock 9. RaskotbaN Copt. 9. Most Inspirational 10, Honor RoR 9, 10, 11, 12 LoDon Schuster- Rob Soory-Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Trock 9, 10, Food Trodos 10, 11, 12 Tawny Soory-Modom Danco 10, 11, 12, CSF 9, Float Commlttoo 10. 12. Cross Country 10, Trock 9. 10, Pop Club 9. 10. 11, 12, Most Improvod Doncor 11, Honor RoN 9, 10 LosHo Shormon-Prom Commlttoo 11, Float Commlttoo 9, 10. 11, 12. Daisy Chain 10, Sonlor Play 12, Powdor Puff 11. 12. Rat Girt 9, DrtR Toam 9, 10, 11. Pop Squod 9, 10. 11 Lorry Shlvo-Float Commlttoo 9, 10, 11, Football 9, 10, Saskotball 9. Powdor Putt Choortoador 11 Albort William Sllva-Skl Club 12. Float Commlttoo 10. 11. Cross Country 9, 10, Trock 9, 10, Soccor 10, 11, Honor RoN 9, 10 Jarok Smogowskl Donnlo Smith Mark Smith Erk Sorg FootboN 9, 10, 11, 12, RasobaN 9. Varsity Club 12 Tim Sorrois-Trock 9 Rolyndo Sorrtc-Mombor at-lorgo 11, Modom Danco 9, 10, 11. 12. Prosldont 12, Prom Commlttoo 11, Homo- coming Commlttoo 11. Oymnastks 9, 10, Powdor Puff 11, 12. Choortoador 9. 10. 11. Hood Choortoodor 9. 10 Tina Spaln-Nowspapor Staff 10, FFA 9 Trocl Squyros-ASR Mombor 9. 10, 11 Todd Stark Float Commlttoo 9, Varsity Club 10, 11. 12, Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Trock 9. 10, 11, 12 Laura Stophonson SoftboN 12. Wrostllng Mat mold 11, 12 Sonja Sura-Physkal Ftttnoss Award 10 Diana Swycaffor-RaskotbaH 9, 10, 11, 12, Powdor Putt 11. 12 T Trocoy Tannor-Vko Prosldont 11, Prom Commlttoo 11. Homocoming Commlttoo 11, Float Commlttoo 9, 10, 11,12, Varsity Club 9, 10. Trock 9, 10, Powdor Puff 11, 12. RaskotbaN Stats 9, 10, Yoarbook Staff 12, Son- lor Play 12 Marjorie Un Thomson-ASR Socrotory 10, ASR Troas. 11, ASR Prosldont 12, Modom Danco Costumo Dtroc- tor 11, 12, Modom Danco 9,, 11. 12. R.O.P. 11. Nows- papor Stott 10, Homocoming Commlttoo 9, 10, 11, 12, Oymnastks 9, Powdor Puff 11, 12, Choortoador 9, 10, 11. Who’s Who In Amortcan High Schools 12 0,1 na Mario Thompson-Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Play Productions 10, FFA 12. Fronch Club 11. Trock 9. 10. 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, AN Looguo ond aR CIF Runnor 10. 11, 12. Honor RoN 9. 10, 11, 12. Who's Who In Amortcan High Schools 12 Linda Tldoy-R.O.P. Typing 10 Usa Kathloon Tolmosofi Lolllo Joan Troutt-Varsity Club 10. 11, 12. SoftbaN 9, 10. 11, 12. RaskotbaN 9, 10, 11. 12. VolloybaN 11. 12, Honor Rofl 9, 10, 11. 12 V Chori Voca Modom Danco 9, 10, 11, 12, Vko Pros. 12, R.O.P. 12, Trock 9, Tonnls 9. Choortoador 10. 11, 12, Pop Squad 9, Who’s Who In Amortcan High Schools 12 Lonco Vondorvort Tom Vonho-Wortd Exportonco Forolgn Exchange Stu- dont 12, RaskotbaN 12. Trock 12, School Rand 9, 10, 11, Athletk Award 10. 11, FINLAND Suxonne Vlllogomoz MECHA 9. Christian Club 11. 12. Choir 9. 10, 11. Tonnls 9. Drill Toam 10. Pop Club 10 Corona VHIoiobos-Drama 9, Play Productions 10, Chorus 9, 11 W Colleen Wodo-Activities Coordinator 11, Treasurer 11, Homocoming Commlttoo 11, 12, Float Committee 9. 10. 11, 12. Prom Committee 11. Powdor Puff 11. 12. RaskotbaR 9. 10. Pop Club 9. 10. 11. Pop Club Pros. 11, Pop Pal 10, 11, 12. Honor RoN 9. 10, 11, 12. Speech Award 11, FootbaR Stats 11, RaskotbaN Scorokoopor 9, 10, 11, 12, El Ano Staff 12. Yoarbook Editor 12. Girts RaskotbaN J.V. Capt. 10, Who's Who In Amortcan High Schools 12 Wendy Wertngo Choir 9 Glenn Williams Float Committee 9. 10. 11, 12. Foot- baR 9, 10, RaskotbaN 9. 10, Trock 9, 10, 11, 12, Pow- dor Putt Choortoador 11, Varsity Club 9, 10. 11, 12 Lynotto Wlnn-FFA 11, Pop Squod 9, 10, Modom Danco 10, Choir 11 Mlko Worstor-Yoarbook Staff 11, 12 37 Juniors This years Junior Class has displayed a “Touch of Class. This is an ambitious class, They have a lot of enthusiasm and were fine contenders in the Powder Puff game. They planned an excellent Homecoming and Prom. The class has athletic standouts as Trent Annicharico, Mike Shimer, Dobbie DeStefani and LeAnne Lapp. They deserve to do only the best as seniors, Something they will work together to achieve. Class Officers: Monica Shirley, Trent Annicharico, John Shableskl, Dobbie DeStefani, LeAnne Lapp, Advisor, John Engler Juniors Gloria Abarca Gina Abbott Sean Acheson John Ackert Kim Allen Patricia Alston Richard Amick Trent Annicherico Christine Awbrey Tim Babb Art Balcom John Barnett Chris Bartlett Dwight Belt Steve Bement Douglas Berg Donald Berstler Patricia Bisher Janice Bjorkman Nina Blackwell Beth Borchardt 39 Juniors 40 Kevin Bowen Kathy Boykin Lonnie Burks Donna Casteel Susan Butler Ronald Cain Miss America Sergio Castellanos Ted Catalano Ann Marie Cecero Jesus Cervantes Matt Cesarini Stephanie Chamberlain Juniors Jesus Chavez Norma Chubb June Cole Vivian Collins Kim Connell Colleen Cox Dana Craig Theresa Davis Chris DeLong Sam DeNardl 41 Juniors Dobbie DeStefani Mike Din Llsan Dittmer Nlta Darrough B. Dots Allen Dunkailo Johan Egnell Chris Elder Patty Emahiser Tony Enos Cynthia Evans Kim Failla Doug Farrell Luis Figueroa 42 Juniors Tim Fisher Ben Flick Mike Folsom Michelle Fournier Kit Frazzitta Jason Frye Tim Gibb Tim Glaudini Thomas Glenn Paul Goslin Diane Grabau Jim Graham Debbie Grauer Russ Gregory Michael Gribben Iris Griffon Jim Haire Glenn Hall Charles Harries Julie Harris Jenny Hartranft Mark Hartshorn 43 Juniors David Hartzog Cybelle Heard Eric Held Mike Higley Mike Hill Larry Hinojosa Mary Horgan Marly Howells Jay Hughes Kathy Hughes David Humphries Richard Huntley Linda Hutto Lisa Hyde Eric Ivers Will Jauregui Mike Jenson Faron Jones Cathy Kalish Ronald Kampmueller Martha Kellog 44 Juniors Cherl Kllbourn Bryan King Velma King Lori Klein Ken Klema Kristin Komerek Bryan Kowalski Carla Kreitlnger Judle Kugler Alex Laky Yvonne Lamar LeAnne Lapp Letesla Lazacano Darcle Lepper Barbara Levin Kathy Little Brian Long 45 Juniors Joe Long Sonia Lopez Sergio Lopez Jerry Loux Kenneth Lutz Ron Lynch John Magee Janet Mallen Linda Mander Ricky Marin Elite Marini Lori Martin Patricia Martinez Fred Mason Sharon Matros 46 Juniors Jeff Mayne McCufchoen, Scoff Shawn McGhee Pafsy Mclnfosh Terry McNuIfy David Medina Mark Merriff Kenf Michifsch Peggy Moningfon Tracy Monroe Kelly Moore Cindy Morris Debbie Mulvlhill Maria Munfon Gail Myers Richard Nare Tony Navarro Teresa Nefo Jenni Nuefrelle Cindy Nicholson Reney Norreil 47 Juniors 48 Elizabeth O’Brien Marie Ortega David Osbourne Tony Overfelt Mike Paradee Linda Patton Richard Perdew Aida Perez Linda Pierce Walter Pierrets Cheryl Platt Sharon Platt Dori Pope Gayle Portillo Juniors Francis Potochnik Craig Powell James Rambo Paul Ransom Joel Ravy Kelly Reed Bert Richardson Kathrine Roede Gina Romain Jorge Romero Marise Rossi Tina Rowell Mike Rowland Wayne Ryther Gabriel Sanchez 49 Juniors so Tal Schuster Charles Scruggs Deanna Scull Jeff Segal Roberto Serna John Shableskl Tammle Shepard Tracy Sherman Mike Shlmer Monica Shirley Daniel Short David Shuck Juniors William Silva Crystal Slater Ann Smith Connie Smith Donna Smith Laurie Smith Pam Smith Robin Smoyer Richard Sorenson Jana Spain Karen Spiers Rhonda Sprong David Stafford Jeff Starman 51 Juniors Lynette Stein Charles Steiner Randy Stewart Pat Stockalper Tamara Taschner Joseph Tate Shayn Tuberg Cheryl Tulpala Scott Walwick Teresa Watkins Elizabeth Watt Ronny Westring Pam Wheaton Guy Wilcox Robbie Williamson Cathy Williams Lori Workman Lisa Wren Tamml Wright Dale Wyness Bob Yerkey Nancy Zelonka 52 Make-Ups Chuck Baily Joan Barna Jesus Cervantes Jackie Cetina Tracy Elmer Morin Socorro Perez Gary Ray Starman A. Tamayo CN O in c Sit on a Mountain, go climb a Rock. Stop, smell a flower or watch fly a hawk, Count the stars, up in the sky, Say “Hello” to all as you walk by. Catch a Raindrop on your tongue. Remember a song when you were young. If you only take the time to live, Then you will have the time to give. 53 Sophomores Well, you are no longer at the bottom ot the ladder, you have two years of ex- perience behind youl This year is one of the toughest academically, but the ma- jor happening is getting your drivers li- cense. Sophs, can not get away with as many things as your frosh year, but you have to remember you’re half way through your high school years. Class Officers: LaBelle Haeaer. Chervl 54 Sophomores David Abarca David Albright Mark Alcarez Mike Alston Debra Anderson Jim Anderson Kathy Apodaca John Arvlso Don Aspen Renee Aspen T. Barnes Cherldan Barnett D. Barrett Pam Baxter Laura Bell Doug Belt Lonn Bliss Scott Boatman 55 56 Sophomores Shelly Boggus David Bowen Johnny Brean Brett Breon Tara Broadfoot Jennifer Brown Bert Buckle Kenneth Buggeln Carla Buker Kim Bullard Paul Bumgardner Larry Butler Brian Callahan Richard Carlburg Jeffrey Carr Scott Carrigan Tracy Casteel Lyle Castle Cavallari, Jerri Richard Cessna Teresa Chambers Sophomores Charles Chapman Stephen Chilvers Kelly Collins James Corvin Shawn Crago David Craker Tammy Crippen Crlstman Lisa Cronin Michael Curtiss John Dahl Cindy Daly Kenny Dalton Karen Danielson Teresa Davis Wendy DeKock 57 Delia Jamie Dennis 58 Sophomores Mary Dennis Michelle Demeaux Kieth Dlnnen Nona Dobson Randell Doerksen Kristine Dowle Mark Drummer Leslie Dublltere yJ Martin Durham Chelli Edens Adrlanna Elliott Marie Elliot J. Edwards Tammi Gibb Susan Gerfken Tim Georgeson Susie Gastelum Bonnie Gardner Javier Garcia Diana Ellis Englert Sophomores Dan Evers Brent Fager Bobby Gibson Karin Gillespie Karen Gogola S. Gonzales Tony Gugleimetti LaBelle Haeger Craig Hagan Shara Hagan D. Halpern Carl Hans Amanda Hargis B. Tambo Don Harries Darrell Harris Charlene Heise Jodi Hibbs David Hitchcock Deal Farrell 59 Sophomores i Linda Faye Christine Folger Suzanne Fournier Emma Frisbey Tracy Funderbulk Roger Gabany Carolyn Ganlno Carrie Hite Jolie Hobson David Hutto 60 Sophomores Michael Jerde Diana James Suzanne James Teresa James Ellas Jauregui Sylvia Jones Corri Kay Clint King Dan King John King 61 i Sophomores Stephanie Kinney Tonnette Klopfer Sheryl Knaack Deborah Knifl Jim Knoeferl Teresa Knudsen Susan Knudson Edward Kraus Dennis Kreis Dan Kugler Erica Landers June Laymon David LeGros Rebecca Lemke Ana Lepe Cheryl Lewis Richard Long John Lynch Dierdre Lyons Bryan Mallen Nancy Manning John Marciano Lori Mark Patricia Maquez 6 2 Sophomores Lindsay Marshall David Martlnex Dla Mason McBrien, Bradley Cheryl McDonald Lisa McGhee James McKee Kevin McNulty John Mellor Val Mehotti Gerald Michltsch Mark Miner Dana Mowery Tammy Mueller Jenny Muro Cindy Nelson Jody Nelson Tom Nelson Timothy Neto Jim O’Dell Mark O’Hara Jackie Olmos Joseph Osbourne Steven Owens 63 Sophomores Jo O'Brien Sheri Park Todd Parsley Andrea Paul John Payne Joseph Pelkey Mike Pelton Sherry Perna Heather Petrie Rocksanne Pieters Sophomores Jeanette Poel Sandra Prather Joseph Prescott Phyllis Pride Mark Prince Terri Quadros Mary Randall Dana Reese Todd Richmond Clayton Riffle Ramon Rivera Kathy Rodkey Richard Rodrigues Louis Romain William Romero Rodney Runzel Haley Salas Marco Salas L 65 Sophomores 66 Nicole Sampson Joe Sanchez Yvonne Scarff Karl Scribner Kurt Scribner Gerald Slocum Tammy Seery Vallnda Selzer Kenneth Shafer David Short Lori Shuck Trisha Simpson Dinah Smith Karen Smith Sophomores Lori Sommermeyer Wade Stalker Shelly Stallings Sue Stark Reah Steagall Paul Swler Justine Tarbell Joseph Taylor Sharon Temple Wendy TenEyck Kim Thibodeau Steven Thompson John Thrasher Cathy Toblason 67 i Sophomores Jamie Toblason Floyd Troutt Travis Tuberg Ricky Vaca Lynn VanDemark Casey VanTol Lonn Wade Sean Wade Mike Waddle Greg Wakeman Lisa Walker Colleen Walsh Barry Wells James Whitney Dorothy Williams Kanoi Williams Robert Williams Andrew Wilson Chris Winther Terri Wood Tina Wright 68 Sophomores Leslie Young Sharon Young Kevin Zick Bennett Zilonka 69 Freshmen The Freshmen came to RHS this year with high goals and expecta- tions. They worked hard to be ex- cepted by the upper classmen and they enjoyed the new and different things that go on in high school. The class of 83 no longer seems as young because they gained respect by proving that they are willing to put forth effort. Relax class of 83 and enjoy, the hardest year is over. Take time to participate and get involved so you can make the most of the next three years. 70 Freshmen Rosa Abarca Robert Agnew Kristine Aids Natalie Alatorre Donald Albright Mark Anderson Trevor Annicharico JoAnn Aspln Randy Avallone Mark Balcom Krys Baker MaryAnn Barna Blaine Barnett Wanye Becker Christina Bell Joe Benoit Scott Bernstein Sandra Berstler Laurie Bliss Gary Boggs Heather Boughner 71 72 Freshmen Kelly Box Rene Boyd Pamela Breeden Leonor Briseno Alan Bromback Lenard Broude Jack Brouwek L. Brown Tom Brown James Burns Doug Calhoun Mary Callahan Kristi Campbell Cindy Carpenter Andria Catalano Janet Cawyer Dineen Cecero Naivi Cetina Stacy Chandler Mercedes Chavez Judi Conklin Tony Corbett Freshmen Serenella Cosentino Ramona Coskett Woody Cox Michelle Craft Robert Crafts Shelley Cunnungham Joeseph Curry Ronald Dandy Debbie Daniels Gilane Darby Melissa Davis Perry Dawson Carolyn Delia Denise DeLong Timml Derosa David Dickson Theresa Dietmeyer 73 Freshmen Dawn Dillon Milan Dimlch 74 Rachelle Dobson Katherine Donovan Denise Dooley Greg Earley David Easterling Jim Eckis Tricia Elder Stephani Elmer Trisha Ellis Cheryl Evans Ronna Eves Kelly Faillo Tom Ferguson Darla Fisk Brenda Folger Gary Franker Robert Fritz Terrie Fritz Marjie Fugate Daniel Gassaway Cindie Gates Conrad Geer Tim Gilmartin Jeffery Glover Deborah Goetz Carla Gonzalez Julia Gordon Robert Grace Melinda Grant D. Grassaway Jim Gray Darold Green John Greene Kevin Griess Berri Groves Leslie Hall Eric Hangartner 75 Freshmen M. Hans Barbara Harvey Edwigs Hernandez Trina Hetherington Tiel Hicks Tom Hobbs Danny Hood Michelle Hopkins Deborah Horgan Debra Hughes Robert Huntley Kim Hyde Pam Hymen Daniel Jauregui David Jiron Amy Johnson Dale Johnson Klmberlie Kelly Daymon Kenyon Mlkeala Kesselring Kathy King 76 Freshmen Traci King Mike Kirst David Klein Tim Knotts Bill Knudsen Bill Koening Anna Kramp Andrew Kraus Siophan Kraus David Kugler Tina Larson Rhonda Lathrop Barbie Lawrence David Lawrence Jose Lepe Julie Letzring Thomas Levin Elizabeth Lewallen Lesa Lovell Shelly Mahon Jeanne Malis 77 Freshmen Janya Manning Wayne Marcoux Brian Marcoux Fern Marini D. Martensen Marc Mason James Matthew Janet May Daniel Mattson Stacey McCaffrey Suzanne McGhee Mike McLauchlan Victor Menottl Angelique Michaux Shannon Micheletti Monique Michitsch Kimberley Miller Stephen Miller Anna Monahan Donna Monington Michelle Morgart Christine Morgret 78 Freshmen Sean Moore Rick Nakao Andy Navarro Amy Neal Ken Nelson Doug Nickerson Katie O'Brien Judy Orr Richard Owens Terri Page Laura Perez Chris Popma Denise Pritchard Roslyn Proffer Steve Putman Bonnie Reaser Frankie Rewald Susan Richards Scott Richardson Scott Richeson 79 Freshmen Ken Riggs Sam Salas Paula Scamfer Amy Scherer Eddie Schmitz Shelia Scruggs Tammy Scull Lisa Sellmeyer Paul Shableski Becky Silva Angela Simmons Chris Sinor Tony Sizemore Barbara Smith Jim Smith Mary Smith Ronald Smith 80 Freshmen Brian Sorce Robert Sorenson Ron Jon Sorric John Spiers Jeff Stanridge Julie Staubii Stefan Steiner Paul Stevens Alice Stinnett Jody Story Elizabeth Sturgeon Darlene Suter Russell Swier Kelly Taschner 81 82 Freshmen Monice Teachout Theresa Theriac Lisa Thomas Kim Thompson Debbie Tobiason DeeAnna Trimble Bill Triplett Michelle Tweedale Dianna Uran Michael Vallender Wendy VanDemark Tom VanTol Caroline Vejar Jaye Voyce Cynthia Wahler Stephen Wait Kathy Walters Elizabeth Weber Freshmen Tom Weisser Raymond Welch Donna Westgate Kim Whitaker Sherry Wicker Theresa Wilcox Donna Williams K. Wilson K. Winter C. Wren R. Ybarra 83 Make-Ups Alane Arviso Wade Curry Kendra Dyas Trudy Elmer David Espinoza Wendy Fries Oscar Flores Thad Gelderl Barry Gordon Robbie Hayes Dana Henry Pam Hyman Mike Morehead Troy Olson Brenda Palmar Roberto Ramirez Wendy Ray David Rogers Sam Salas Serafin Serna Marc Shepard Kelly Walker 84 10th Make Ups Marianne Allen Troy Barnes Troy Boyle Mary DeNess Juana Lazcano Ramon Rivera Marco Salas James Samson Sinford Theresa Speakman R. Straightiff Janet Uran Susan Voss Weber 85 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Corrlne Anderson-She It a special Education teacher and a dedicated Bulldog. Ron Banlaga-Mr. Baniaga teaches General Science and Biology. Joe Annlcharico-Mr. Annlcharlco teaches Special Education class and helps coach Football and J.V. Baseball. Anita Barkelew-She teaches Sew- ing, Food Classes and Is Advisor to FHA. Bobby Alva-Mr. Alva Is the Vice- President at RHS and the director of work-experience. Penny Annlcharlco-Mrs. Annlchar- lco also teaches Special Education and Gives a lot of support to all Ath- eletlc teams. Faculty J M 86 Louann Barnes She teaches Phys- ical Education and coaches Volley- ball, Softball and Gymnastics. Myron Blll-The principal, what more do I need to say? Rolland Bossenbroek-Counselor to the Freshman and Sophomores. Coaches the Golf Team. Bill Bevlll-He teaches English and Journalism. He spends most of his extra time as the trainer. Virginia Bezoenlk-Teaches POP Typing and Advanced Typing. f John Bowman-Mr. Bowman teaches Composition and American Lit. Ad- visor for the Fishing Club. 87 Larry Brlngham-Mr. Bringham teaches Boys P.E. and is the Head Girls and Boys Basketball coach. Ann Donahue-Mrs. Donahue Is the Librarian at RHS. Bill Clark-Mr. Clark Is a boys P.E. teacher. He also coaches Varsity Football, Freshman Basketball, and Frosh Baseball. Paul Drob-Mr. Drob Is an Algebra and Consumer Math teacher. He Is also the Girls Boys Tennis Coach. Dante Costentino-Mr. Costentlno teaches several Literature classes and speaks Fluent German. Virginia Drob She Is a math teacher at RHS and the better Half to Paul Drob. 88 Tom Ely-Special Education Teacher. Gloria Geldert-Modern Dance It her thing. Loved by all of her studentsl John Engler-He teaches Sophomore English and coaches Boys Basket- ball. Bruce Hall-The Wood-shop Instruc- tor, also, head of the bicycle club. Alison Everett-Ms. Everett teaches English and Spanish 1. She also coaches girls Cross Country and Track. Rick Hardlman-Mr. Hardlman teaches Geometry and Pre-Calcu- las. He Is the Golf Coach. 89 William Heyde-Mr. Heyde teaches Typing, Accounting, Machine Short- hand and General Business. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Tom Jamlson-Mr. Jamison is a Dri- vers’ Education Instructor. Richard Hlll-Senor Hill Is the Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4 teacher. Jim Johnston-He is the French 1, 2, 3 Teacher. He also teaches Soph- omore English. Jeff Holt-Mr. Holt Is a Civics and U.S. History teacher. His Is also the A.S.B. advisor. Mike Jorden-He Is the Auto Me- chanic Teacher. He was also an As- sistant Football Coach. 90 SORRY, NO PHOTO Dorothy Kellogg-Mrs. Kellogg hat Introduced a Floral Design class to RHS. She has brought much knowl- edge and beauty to the school. Len Kulbackl-Mr. Kulbackl teaches Algebra and Computer program- ming. Doug Knudson-Mr. Knudson Is a Sci- ence teacher and teaches pre-AI- gebra. He Is also the Yearbook Ad- visor. Dan Matheny-Teaches Drivers Edu- cation as well as the Cross Country and Track Coach. I Barbetta Krogman She teaches Typing, Business and Shorthand. Jean McDonald-Mrs. McDonald Is the Jr.-Sr. Counselor and works dili- gently to aid all of the Seniors, (with everything). 91 Robert McMIcken-He teaches Ar- chetectural Drawing, Industrial Arts, and Cabinet Construction. Betty Prlce-Mrs. Price Is a U.S. Histo- ry teacher. She has taught at RHS Twenty-six Years. Jack Menottl-Coach Is the Athletic Director at RHS. He also teaches P.E. and is the head Football Coach. Chuck Pulcrano-Mr. Pulcrano Is In charge of the ROP courses offered at RHS and he is the Psychology teacher. Ken Mumford-He Is the director of the Food Trades Class. 92 Steve Richardson-Rich Is a U.S. His- tory teacher and Teaches Remedi- al Reading and English. John Slmonson-Mr. Simonson is a Special Education teacher. Dlvld Rutter-He Is the Drama teach- er and has added a lot of enthusi- asm to the department. Joe Smlth-Mr. Smith teaches Land- scape Const., Landscape Mgmt., Nursery and Agriculture. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Tom Skahan-Mr. Skahan teaches Civics and World Geography. Greg Stlcka-Mr. Sticka Is the Chem- istry and Biology Teacher. 93 Bill Tamburrlno- Tambo is a Sopho- more English Teacher and the Speech Teacher. Tambo is also the Baseball coach and Softball Coach. Jimmy Walters- Mr. Walters teach- es Freshman English and British Lit- erature. Alan Welch- He teaches Ag Me- chanics and Livestock service. Office Staff-Bonnie Rogers, Vickie Celeya, Nancy Ford, Val Linton, and Bar- bara O’Hara. Ralph Williams- Mr. Williams Is a very creaglve artist. His talents help teach others art and crafts. 94 95 A.S.B. The ASB had an active year, sponsoring many activities. Un- der the direction ot Jett Holt, the ASB has been having weekly meetings using parliamentry procedure. The pres, this year was Marjorie Thomson. Other of- ficers were Lisa Marciano, Diane Grabau, Norma Garcia, Robbie Williamson, Ralph Mittman. They sponsored the Annual Homecoming BBQ, and the Christmas Dance. They also have started student council meetings, with Home room reps. % 97 Assemblies Ramona High School had a few assemblies, such as a Hypnotist, Mime Show and Modern dance, but the highlights were our Pep Assemblies. The classes were pepped up with Yelling competi- tion and Class Competition. The Drill Team and Cheerleaders performed dances, Just to show that a “Fired up School Makes the Bulldogs Win.” 1 Seniors discussing why they are there. 2. Senior Girls Displaying their Spirit. 3. A tired up school makes a fired up team. 98 An All-Nighter is when you procrastinate until the day before your assign- ment is due, and then stay up all night to get it done. 1. Sharon Temple has to clean out her locker to tind all necessary papers. 2. Sue Stark leaves no page un- turned. 3. No time for sleep. 99 Varsity Baseball The 1980 RHS Baseball team had one of the best league showings. The coach, Mr. Tam- burrino, created a large amount of enthusi- asm and team spirit. The team worked well because of it. Returning lettermen such as Dean DeSte- fani, Steve Dunn, and Mike Shimer contribut- ed much to the success of the season by showing their talent and Bulldog spirit. 100 RHS JV and Freshmen Baseball teams had a very prosperous season. They pro- gressed by using the skills and attitudes that helped to make it a good season. JV coach Joe Annicharico kept up the teams moral and he kept the team work- ing together. Freshmen coach Bill Clark helped create enthusiasm and interest in hoping to keep the boys in the program for all four years. 102 103 Varsity Basketball The Ramona High Basketball Team has displayed a great deal of enthu- siasm. Under the coaching of Larry Bringham, the Bulldog team has shown everyone that Ramona is a major contender in our league. They had many close games with both vic- tory and defeat, but the team never got down. The outstanding players this year were Cornel deGraaf, who was an excellent defensive player, Dan Scherer, the leading scorer and re- bounder, Dean DeStefani, Major ball handler, Freshman Russell Swier and Pete Cesarini. 104 Back Row: Coach Larry Bringham, Stove Bement, Jeff Artl . Cornel deGraaf, Daniel Scherer, Trent Annlcharlco, Tom Venho, Front Row: Russell Swier, Sergio Castellanos, Dean DeStefani, Jim Degenfelder, Pete Cesarini, Bob Yerkey. 1. Sergio Is ready to go to practice. 2. Dan Scherer after making 1st team all league. 3. Dan going up for a lay-up. 4. Dean De Stefanl takes time tor a 105 J.V. Basketball The 1979-80 Boys J.V. Basketball team was coached by John Engler. He helped these boys on their funda- mentals and their team work. These boys enjoyed the game and are good prospects for the future. Outstanding players were John Payne, Tony Gugleimetti and John Dennis. These boys helped create enthusiasm and leadership. 106 Frosh Basketball The Freshman Basketball team has shown Ramona many exciting Games. The team was coached by Bill Clark and has proved that Ramo- na will have a Number 1 Basketball team in the very near future. Outstanding Players were Trevor Annicharico, Wayne Becker, Eric Hangartner and Todd Stoker. 107 Back Row: Tom Ferguson, Milan Dlmlch, Eric Hangartner, Warren Long, Trevor Annicharico, Tony Corbett, Mike McLauchlin, Coach Bill Clark, Front Row: Wayne Becker, Darrell Green, Todd Stoker, Paul Stevens, Jim Plunkett, Tiel Hicks Girts Basketball The Girls Basketball team was built of team work and determina- tion. Coach Bringhams Varsity team was blessed with a few re- turning letterwomen such as Loilie Troutt, Colleen Cox, Debbie DeSte- fani, Linda Lewis, and Diana Swy- caffer. They all added to the games and worked well together. JV was coached by Joe Bess. They worked hard and improved over the season. With the practice and skill they gained this year they will help build the teams next year. 108 109 Band This year’s Ramona High School Band has worked hard and pushed itself toward excellance. Under the direction of Mrs. Reed, each member has strived to become superior for being such a small band. A large amount of responsibility is put on each persons shoulders. The Ramo- na High Band has proven, by per- forming at pep assemblies, sport ac- tivities, and concerts, that it is not quanity that is important, but rather it is quality. no Choir The Concert Choir at Ramona High School has grown some in the past year. The choir participated in the Thousand Voice Choir at Pa- lomar College and performed for the school at the Christmas As- sembly. m Varsity Cheerleaders Cheri Vaco Colleen Cox •ot °fkmon Vlctd Hughes Bottom row: Colloon Cox. Toroto Atkin� , Kothy Boykin Mlddio row: Chori Voco, Vicki Hugh� � , Lori Workmon. Top row: uwn Buttor Bock Row: Dono Monry. Su� lo McOhoo. Borblo Lowronco. Front: Kim Whlttokor Christian Club But as we have the same spirit of faith that is mentioned in scripture- “I believed, and therefore I spoke” • we too be- lieve and therefore we too speak, knowing that he who raised the Lord Jesus to life will raise us with Jesus in our turn, and put us by his side and you with us. 2 Corinthians 4:13-15 114 Back Row: Mr. McMIcken, Bonnie Reater, Mark Hartshorn, Richard Amlck, Rusty Thompson, Front Row: Debra Ander- son, Lori Mark, Mr. Knudson. CSF California Schlorship Federation is an academic organization on the cam- pus. To qualify, the student must have 3 “A”’s and a “B” in academic classes. Advisor is Mr. Hill. They tried to raise money by selling raffle tickets for a date with Trent Anni- charico, They also enjoy their own ditch day. ns Varsity Cross Country The 1979 Varsity Cross Country team had an outstanding year with a 6-0 league record. The team went to the Avocado League finals and won the league title. They then proceeded to the CIF Prelims, obtaining a First Place and an overall Sixth Place in the CIF finals. Coach Dan Matheny presented the following awards: Leather Lung Award, Jim Knoeferl • Most Inspirational, Bob Seery • Co-Captains, Ralph Mittman, Todd Stark. Four year awards were pre- sented to Todd Stark, Bob Seery, Ralph Mittman and Dan Miller. 1. Jim passing. 2. The agony of winning. Left to right, Row 1: Tim Glaudinl, Randly Doerksen, Brett Breon, Dan King. Row 2: Kevin McNulty, Rick Vaca, Jim Rambo, Dale Wyness, Dan Miller. Row 3: Bob Seery, Ralph Mittman, Todd Stark, Mike Curtis. Row 4: Coach Dan Matheny, Jim Knoeferl, Larry Hargis and Jim Graham. 117 Cross Country, J.V. And Frosh Ramona’s J.V. and Frosh teams had an outstanding season ■ J.V. and Frosh only lost one meet. Each of the runners works out ev- ery day of the year to obtain a pros- perous return. Ramona has a very good future in store for it, and would like the teams fans out to cheer them on. Junior Varsity Ramona H.S. 23 Ramona H.S. 15 Ramona H.S. 15 Ramona H.S. 19 Ramona H.S. 15 Ramona H.S. 15 Ramona H.S. 30 Ramona H.S 15 Orange Glen 38 El Capitan 50 El Camino 50 San Pasqual 36 Escondido 49 Oceanside 50 Carlsbad 25 San Marcos 44 118 Frosh 1. Ramona at the head of the packl 2. . And they’re oftl” Ramona H.S. 25 Ramona H.S. 17 Ramona H.S. 15 Ramona H.S. 35 Ramona H.S. 15 Ramona H.S. 15 Ramona H.S. 15 Ramona H.S. 15 Orange Glen 33 El Capitan 48 El Camino 50 San Pasqual 20 Escondido 49 Oceanside 50 Carlsbad 50 San Marcos 50 Left to Right, Row 1: Gary Boggs, Ron Dandy, Marc Mason, Jim Plunkett. Row 2: Mario Blacom, Bill Koenig, Dale Johnson, Bill Knudsen, Rick Nakao. Row 3: Coach Dan Matheny, Robert Fritz, Robert Grace and Tom Fergerson. 119 Girts Cross Country 1979 This years’ Girls Cross Country team placed third in the League finals. Gina Thompson was in the spotlight as she was a medalist in all Invitationals this year. She is second on the All-League team and third on All CIF. Gina Thomp- son and Kathy Letcher were on the Girls Cross Country Team when it was origi- nated four years ago. AWARDS: Gina Thompson, Team Captain and Most Valu- able , and Michelle DeMeaux, Most Inspi- rational. Lett to Right, Back Row: Coach Allison Everett, Juana Lazano, Judle Kugler and Dla Mason. Front Row: Olna Thompson, Amanda Hargis, Reah Steagall and Tammy Seery. Not Pictured: Kathy Letcher, and Michelle De- Meaux. 120 121 Computer Class Although many people are probably thinking they have never heard of the computer class, It is here and doing very well. Advisors, Mr. Kulbacki Mr. Knudson have volunteered to help these persons interested in computer. These boys have learned the basic programs and also how to program such games as backgammon, battle- ship, Simon, craps, and poker. Most people make up their own programs and games, using their mathematical knowledge. Back Row: Doug Knudson, Terry McNulty, Alex Laky, Tim O'Brien, R2D2 Hansen, Peter Laky, Brian Shuck, Andrew Wilson, Front Row: Larry Hargis, Ralph Mlttman, David Hartzog, Jett Hedgecock, Len Kulbacki, not pictured: Dan Scherer. The 1979-1980 Ramona High School Drill Team, has come a long way since it was formed 3 years ago. They have performed at half-time of football and bas- ketball games, pep assem- blies and at Disneyland. The Drill Team is instructed by Linda Cunningham, and led by Capt. Josie Bonetto, Kris Burkhart, Tami Berrihill, and Sharon Temple. They perform both military and dance routines and have been doing an excellent job. They would also like to thank Debbie Albright for coming back to help with routines. They look forward to an eventful future. Drill Team Back Row: Valerie Stidham, Lorene Sommermeyer, Sheila Glasler, LaBelle Heager, Shelly Cunningham, Terry Ford, Trina Hetherlngton, Dia Mason, Karen Danielson, Julie Gorden, Michelle Morgart, Leslie Sherman, Nancy Griffin, Lori Alcarez, Middle Row: Rhonda Lathrop, Kit Wlhther, Debbie Anderson, Zanetfe Prather, Kelley Mason, Darlene Wright, Teri Page, Kim Bullard, Haley Salas, Front Row: Josie Bonetto, Kris Burkhart, Taml Berryhlll, Sharon Temple. Not pictured-Jennifer Portillo 123 FHA FHA (Future Homemakers of America) is a social and service club at Ramona High. They learn the proper ways to do many home- making tasks and proper etti- quitte. They also sponser the annu- al Sadie Hawkins dance. 124 Flag Corp This is the second year of Flag Corp at R.H.S. They at- tended their first competition this year at Anaheim and had a very exciting time. Under the direction of Linda Cunningham and Captain Pau- la Miller, the team has come a long way. They are doing very well, trying to make up their lack of experience and com- petition time by performing at most home sports events. 1. L to R Back Row: Tracey Casteel Paula Miller (HEAD) Judl Kugler Front: Jamie Dennis 2. L to R Back Row: Jennl Muro, Tracy Monroe, Cathy Williams F. Sheryl Knaak, Marie Elliot Back Row: Sherly Knaack, Jennl Muro, Tracy Casteel, Tracy Monroe, Marie Elliot, Front Jamie Dennis, Paula Miller, Judle Kugler Varsity Football The Ramona Bulldog Football team was coached by Jack Me- notti and Bill Clark. They stated that Ramona was the strongest they’ve looked in years. They have Improved a great deal with atti- tudes and fundamentals. The pro- gram is in a sound direction. The coaches appreciate the leader- ship from the seniors. Highlight of the year was the Victory over San Marcos. Outstanding players were: Sen- iors, Cornel deGraaf, Sergio Ortiz, Steve Enos, Keith Dalton, Tay Mc- Donald, and Jim Degenfelder. Ju- niors Mike Shimer, Joel Ravy and Trent Annicharico were also as- sets. Mt Miguel 42-14 Ramona Christian 14-12 Ramona Oceanside 33- 3 Ramona Carlsbad 6 24 Ramona Torrey Pines 21. 7 Ramona San Pasqual 42-21 Ramona San Marcos 6-13 Ramona El Camino 20- 0 Ramona Escondido 28-15 Ramona Back Row: Eric Sorg, Keith Dalton, Stove Enos, Sergio Ortiz, Olen Williams, Cornel deOraaf, Jim Degenfelder, Tay McDonald, Richard Huntley, 4th row: Scott Hutto, Larry Hlnajosa, David Hartzog, Roger Oabany, David Short, Lonnie Burkt, Troy Boyle, Don Aspln, Trent Annicharico, Ron Lynch, 3rd Row: Tony Navarro, Todd Parsley, Paul Bumgardner, David Hitchcock, Mike Alston, Kevin Zick, Marty Howells, Val MenoHI, 2nd Row: Chris DeLong, Mike Shimer, Joe Tate, David Albright, Dan King, Mark Alcarez, Ken Shafer, 1st Row: Jamie Toblason, Tony Guglelmettl, Joel Ravy, Dave Medina, Paul Ramson, Randy Stewart. Frosh Football The 1979 Freshmen Football team was coached by Bill Tambur- rino, with assistants Joe Bess, Mike Callahan, and Glae Lee McDonald. The Frosh had an outstanding year working on their fundamentals and learning new skills. This years Quarterback was Doug Packwood with Trevor Anni- charico to receive those great passes. Other outstanding players were Wayne Becker, John Spiers and Andrew Navarro. ROW 4-Coach Callahan, I. Gllmartln, E. Hangartner, B. Patterson, D. Albright, V. Menottl, T. Corbett, P. Shableskl, Coach Tamburrlno. ROW 3-Coach Me Donald, W. Becker, D. Kugler, R. Sorrlc, J. Spiers, R. Welch, L. Broude, A. Navarro, M. Dlmlch, Coach Joe Bess. ROW 2-D. Packwood, D. Mortenson, C. Popma, R. Agnew, A. Kraus, D. Lawrence, T. Annlcharlco. ROW 1-J. Glover, B. Sorce, B. Triplett, D. McGhee, J. Gray, S. Richardson. Not Plctured-Coach Jord’en Fight Song On Ramona, On Ramona, on to Victory Trim the team trom San Marcos High School Trim them to a tee. Rah, Rah, Rah, On Ramona, On Ramona, Fight with all your tame, Come on Bulldogs fight, fight, fight, to win this game. 129 Foreign Exchange This year Ramona High School was for- tunate to have five foreign exchange stu- dents on campus. There was much learned from them and many long lasting friendships were made. The students were: Bel Botelho...................Brazil Johann Egnell Sweden Alberto Hogas Columbia Sergio Oropeza Mexico Tom Venho....................Finland 1. Tom Venho. 2. Johann and Tom. 130 FFA FFA (Future Farmers of America) is a very fast growing organization at this school. The goal of this group is to further the education In the field or agriculture by stressing the Importance of raising animals and keeping records on expenses spent on their project. The groups activities Include fairs all over southern Calif., Initiation, Judging days, and selling plants at the Ramona Fair. This years President is Cindy Nicholson, Advi- sors are Alan Welch and Joe Smith. 131 Fashions The Fashions this year were pure class. Both the boys and the girls looked sophisticated in this years styles. The girls were wearing more dresses than ever before, with the mid- length straight style skirts beging pop- ular. Danskins and cowl neck sweaters were still popular. For the boys Collared shirts were popular, from OP to Hang Ten, the styles and patterns varies. Of course Levi’s were still popular but more dressy pants and fitted pants were be- ing worn. The jewelry is lots of gold, and combs in the hair was very popular. 132 And Fads The Fads this year tended to be the same as always. Skate- boards were still popular but rollerskates became very pop- ular. Dressing up for the spe- cial Homecoming days was also more popular than ever. Jogging and dancing were popular activities. 133 Golf This years RHS Golf teams were coached by two very excellent men, Mr. Hardiman and Mr. Bossenbrock. The teams practiced at the San Vi- cente Country Club, one of the best Facilities in the league. Though the teams lack experience and are few in number, they have a lot of enthusiasm and put forth large quantities of effort. 134 135 Gymnastics This years Ramona High Gym- nastics Team was coached by Ms. Louann Barnes. Every member worked hard and the girls im- proved. Returning talent and ex- perience really helped the teams. The teams worked well and strove to do good in the league. They really showed the RHS spirit and Blue Pride in making a good show for the school. 136 137 Front Row: Senior Candidates, Cheri Vaca, Jim Degenfelder, Keith Dalton, Teresa Atkins, Second Row: Tay McDonald, Tami Berrihill, Cornel DeGraaf, Marjorie Thomson, Third Row: Juniors, Lori Workman, Trent Annicharico, Sophomores, Carrie Hite, Mark Alcarez, Top Row: Barbie Lawrence, Trevor Annicherico, Freshmen. Homecoming Court Homecoming Night And the 1979 Homecoming Queen and King are Tami Berryhill and Tay McDonald! When it comes to the selec- tion of candidates, these names are not new, they do however, deserve the title. Homecoming candidates are chosen on Academic Excellence and School Partici- pation. The 1978 queen and king, Becky Boykin and Ricky Celeya crowned this years winner. This Homecoming was special. The Ra- mona Football team celebrated with a victory over San Marcos 13-6, and the town was alive tonight. The Seniors will leave this school with a good record, placing 1st in the float competition and remaining undefeated in the Powder Puff game. A Homecoming Everybody should be proud of. 139 Homecoming Week The week of Oct. 29 • Nov. 2, was a very eventful one. Monday began with T-shirt say, Tuesday was Fifties day, Wednesday was Halloween and the Powder Puff Game, Thursday was Hat day and Friday was Blue White day. On the night of Nov. 2, 1979 it was not a typical football game. Everyth- ing was decorated in blue and white and there was alumni to help cheer and floats to parade at half-time. This night was also special because the Ramona Bulldogs won this Home- coming Game. 140 Opposite Page 1. Well, do we look like 50’s ? 2. Mr. Alva gets caught. 3. Tambo, “I bet they just think were standing like this because we're dressed in 50's. 4. Just clowning around. 5. They were caught soliciting on campus. 1. The scoreboard shows a victory I 2. The crowd atter the game. 3. Marjie Thomson and the Senior class truckin' through. 4. Tami gives a smile for the camera. 5. The Court watching the game. 6. Tami is announced Queen. 141 I.D. - Junk food High School Students know more about Junk Food than almost any one. The Reason? Where else can you go when you only have 10 min- utes before the game starts or after the $ance Is over, but, don’t worry Mom, at least they’re eating. 142 Journalism The Ramona High School Hi-Life Staff produces a monthly newspaper at no cost to the students or faculty. Under the direction of Bill Bevill, the class produces a paper with highly interesting articles, letters to the editor, and an up-to-date sports section. The editor this year was Cindy Richardson, who kept everything running smoothly, trying to meet all possible deadlines. Back Row: Kathy Letcher, Terry Ford, Pete Cesarlni, Stephanie Chamberlain, Chri Donham, Corrlne Fournier, Emily Johnson, Tammy Allen, Cindy Richardson, Tony Navarro, Carol Agnew, Front Row: Tracy Monroe, Karen Brandes, Ann Cecero, Barbara McLauchlin, Beth Mallen 143 M.E.C.H.A. is the Chicano Student Club established to encourage mem- bers to seek College education and learn about the Mexican Heritage. The advisor was Joe Smith. MECHA 144 Modem Dance Modern Dance is by far one of the most popular classes in the high school. Under the direction of Gloria Geldert, the girls have per- formed several times for the school. To raise money for cos- tumes and other necessities, they put together the eighth annual modern dance concert. Outstanding Dancers: Rolynda Sorric, Marjie Thomsen, Cheri Vac a, Tami Berryhill, Lisa Mar- ciano, Lori Mueller, and Teresa At- kins. 145 Here is a list of the popular movies playing during the 1979-80 school year. The Rose The Jerk The Seduction of Joe Tynan The Electric Horseman Rocky li Kramer vs. Kramer The Life of Brian Apocalypse Now Hero at Large The Black Hole 1941 Movies-Money Chapter Two The Last Married Couple American Gigolo Going in Style “10” Midnight Madness The Muppet Movie Same Time Next Year Starting Over Jesus Heaven Can Wait Running The Main Event 146 Meaningful Relationships Poets and Writers have tried to detine a word, this word connected with the feeling love. Many have tried, but to no avail, so I will attempt to define this word. I actually could explain it in one word, but, first I think to understand love is to understand the person you are in love with. If you can’t understand them, you are lost. I understand you very well. You are unsure you have this feeling inside you, just let it be, In time you will change that unsureness into pleasure. Now, that one word to describe love is very simply “YOU.” ■DANNY 147 Nightlife In Ramona? You’ve Got To Be Kidding 148 Office Staff Without these group ot secre- taries most of the faculty would be tost. Their cheerful smiles always greet students and, believe me there is never a dull moment. 149 Powder Puff The Powder puff game was played on Halloween night. The Class of 1980 remained undefeated with a 13-7 victory over the Juniors. After practicing every day with the help of Coaches Paul Salow, Sam Smedley and Mike Jorden, the girls pulled out the Victory. Every girl got to play, Senior Co-Captains were Lollie Troutt and Tracey Tanner. Dobbie DeSte- fani was the Junior Captain. Junior Coaches were John Dahl and Scott Hayhurst. Although the Juniors were the only team with cheerleaders to help cheer them on, the senior girls showed their spirit and never got down! It was a Close game and Ev- eryone played TOUGH. Opposite Page 1. Lets run an 11 sweep. 2. Defense, Hold that line. 3. Offense awaits their turn on the field. 4. All the Seniors sing their Victory song. 1. Hike the ball. 2. Dobbie DeStefain announces the junior play- ers. 3. The junior cheerleaders look like, What Next guys?” 4. The Junior Powder Putt Squad. 151 There is a talented group of students that meet every day to provide the school with some very entertaining plays. Under the supervision of Mr. David Rut- ter this class has come along nicely. They have been doing lm- provizations along with the actu- al plays to enhance their acting abilities. We look forward for many more productions! Play Productions 152 RHS Ramona High School. It was a place full of hardwork, detention, problems, and complaints but it was also a place with warmth, friends, spirit and fun. The names and the memories will fade but will not be completely forgotten. For those of us that were here in 1979 • 1980 the letters RHS will bring back smiles and laughs. 153 Registration Step 1-Dig out your l.d. Step 2-Correct the mess the computer made of your name and address. Step 3-Try to con the girls who sat next to you in chemistry, who's working in registration, into getting your packet. Step 4-Watch the person opening I.D.’s cut off the end of his thumb. Step 5-Beg the grad assistant to forge the teachers name so you can get into his class and surprize him. Lose your packet; find your packet, Get stuck in advanced B-B stacking class. Step 6-Go and plead with your advisor to approve your schedule Go back to step 5 and try again. Step 7-Try to remember where you live, and if its not where you’re supposed to, make up something fast. Step 8-Fill out the information sheet again. Step 9-Turn in your yellow card. Don’t forget to copy your schedule, only freshmen get away with forgetting room numbers. Step 10-Go see what classes you have with all your friends and catch up on all the gossip of the summer. Step 11-Have a good year. 154 1 Speed Bumps Have your ever wondered why we have speed throughout our parking lot, many will answer to ruin our cars. Will there ever be anything done about this? These three boys are solving the prob- lem with a pick and shovel. Our other answers were to slow down when driving over these bumps, (perhaps a little more logical, and much easier done!) 155 Sadie Hawkins Day This year just happened to be a leap year. Leap years February 29 is the day when the girls do the asking. This Sadie Hawkins Day many girls asked their favorite guy out. There was an El Ano Dance that night. Both the day and evening were full of fun and there were no complaints from the guys. 156 Ski Club This is one of the newest clubs at the High School. They went on a field trip to Utah, and everyone en- joyed it. Under the direction of Dan Matheny and Mike Jorden, the group learns some new tech- niques. 1. Peace Brother! 2. Jim showing his technique. Back Row: Mike Jorden, Bennet Zllonka, Joe Sanchez, Susie Cook, Brent Fager, Frankie Ramirez, Norma Chubb, Julie Harris, Cheri Kilbourn, Dan Matheny, Rosy Kalabsa, Front Row: Nancy Zllonka, Danllle Perry, Mark Alcarez. 157 Girls Softball The Ramona High School girls Soft- ball team showed much enthusiasm and team effort. They worked well together. Head coach Bill Tambur- rino kept the team alive and working hard. Due to the abundance of rain, many of the games had to be can- celed. Outstanding players were Rosy Kalabsa, Lollie Troutt, Dobbie DeSte- fani, and LeAnne Lapp. All of these girls contributed to the team both of- finsively and defensively. The J.V. team was coached by Lou Ann Barnes, while she was preparing the team with new skills and ideas. Adding excitement to the game with their efforts and skills were Karen Danielson and Michelle Hopkings. 1S8 1. She gets her out at first. 2. You've got to be kidding! 3. What form! 1SS Soccer Soccer, a very popu- lar sport at RHS, has a very good team. Under the coaching of Joe An- nicharico, the team works well together, to show the other teams in the Avocado League who’s boss. Soccer has been taught in younger years and the High School is getting more exper- ienced players and bet- ter techniques. 160 Back Row: Brian Hopkins, Jose Munoz, Kris Winther, Robbie Gibson, Andrew Wilson, Vai Menottl, Craig Hagen, Paul Bumgardner, Coach Joe Annicharico, Front Row: Danny Ramirez, Joe Sanchez, David Martinez, John Marciano, Mark Alcarez, R. Garcia, David Craker Junior Varsity Soccer This team proves that we will have an excellent team in the near future, playing time helps to improve and perfect skills. 161 Wendy Crawford • Teresa Dahl Melanie Wilkins • Brenda Long Bobbie Wilkins • Leslie Sherman Sandra Wilkins • Marjorie Thomson Larry Wilkins • Bruce Breon Uncle Elwyn Buford • Ralph Miftman Aunt Roberta Gormeyer ■ Kris Burkhart Uncle Arnold Gormeyer • Peter Laky Philip Frobisher ■ Jim Degenfelder Fred Miller • Ed Speakman Mildred Poole ■ Cathy Miller Grace Grimley ■ Colleen Wade Bert Catfish • Eric Craig Senior Play The Solid Gold Chevrolet was chosen as this years Senior play. Produced by Jean McDonald, The seniors use this event to raise mon- ey for the Senior gift to the school. Presented to the Ramona People on March 21 22, the cast did their best ... 162 1. A Family Portrait 2. Front Row: Eric Craig, Jim Degen- felder, Brenda Long, Marjorie Thom- sen, Middle: Leslie Sherman, Cathy Miller, Ralph Mittman, Back: Kris Burkhart, Peter Laky, Colleen Wade, Bruce Breon. 163 You are probably thinking Study Habits? Well some ot the people do have to Study! Whether you do all ot your work in class or take it home and do it while watching Mork and Mindy, it is a study habit. While the guys look passionately into a girls eyes and say “Will you help me with my term paper?” The girls have a better technique, They go straight to the teacher for the help, Usually the cuter you are the more help you recieve. Whatever the technique is, try not to let any one catch on. 164 Trainers Ramona High School has added Trainers to the Sports program. Mr. Bill Bevill has been dedicated in wrapping ankles, and just being there in case of an emergency Students, Sharon Young, Leslie Dt0 bil, and Shelly Boggus also helped. The room has been painted by the art class and furnished by the booster club. 165 166 Transportation Anything that gets you from one place to another is a form of transportation. Here we show you that any- thing from horseback riding to piggy-back riding is a form of transportation. Other forms are Bicycles, Cars, Skateboards, Plane, and the all time stand-by, Foot. 167 Boys Tennis Ramona High School will have its best season ever with the Talent and experiance finally getting the best of our team. With a Dedicated coach, Paul Drob, the boys have been placed where they will excell and their team will make a strong show- ing in the Avocado League. Returning players Pete Cesarini and Pat Stockalper, will be playing singles and Chris Donham and Matt Cesarini will be playing doubles. 168 169 Tennis With lack of experience, this year was a building one. There was only one returning player and only two seniors. Rose Ka- labsa was the biggest asset, playing singles, this was her first year playing tennis and she made it all the way to CIF finals. Next year looks like a good one, with a little more experience un- der our belt. The coach was Paul Drob. Back Bow: Laura Perez, Dana Mowery, Llta Sommermeyer, Krlttin Komertk, Nancy Zllonka, Kanoi Williams, Front Row: Monica Shirley, Rose Kalabsa and Coach Drob. 170 171 Boy’s Varsity Track The Varsity Track Team pro- gressed this year under the excellent coaching of Jim Hunter, Greg Hara, and Dan Matheny. Outstanding re- turning talent helped the team. Mem- bers like Tay Me Donald, Glenn Wil- liams, Steve Enos, John Coulter, Rick Edwards, Dan Scherer, and Danny Miller exhibited both talent and spir- it. The Bulldogs displayed the colors ot Blue and White with pride. They worked hard to finish high in the league. RHS track has spirit and pride. 172 173 Boy’s Track The Boy’s JV and Freshmen teams had a large turn out this year. The coach, Jim Hunter, taught the teams early how to build stamina and use the proper techniques. Hard work was a re- quirement and the boys put it out. The work payed oft as each J 174 175 Girls Track There was a big turnout this year in Track. Coaches Dan Matheny and Alison Everett gave the moral support the team needed to go out and win. The team had many standouts, including Rosy Kalabsa, in the long jump, 100, and the 440 relay, Gina Thompson and Kathy Letcher dis- played excellence in the mile and two-mile races, LeAnne Lapp in the High-jump and everyone else in their great team work. 17b Have you ever noticed that Vending Machines are almost hu- man? The things that they do to you! Any electronic machine hap- pens to know all about you. The pay telephone happens to know when you’re on your last dime, It’s the only time it eats it. When you want the regular Pepsi but know you need the diet one (and you press the diet button) it will always send the regular one out because it knows Fat people come back more often. Don’t let any of this get you down, remember that some- one really cares, why else would they make such a machine. Vending Machine 178 All Of Us Are .. Very Important People 79 Volleyball The Ramona High Girls Varsity Volleyball team is coached by LouAnn Barnes, who seems to do doing a tine job. This year was a building year with a lack of ex- perience and playing time. The girls had two wins and ten losses. The team feels next years season will be a great one! Next year all the players are return- ing, with the exception of Lollie Troutt, who put in a fine year. The awards this year went to Dobbie DeStefani, Most Valuable Player and Lollie Troutt, Capt. Back Row: LouAnn Barnet, Stephanie Chamberlain, Lollie Troutt LeAnne Lapp, Laurie Smith, Front Row: Nlta Darrouah Linda Hutto, Dobbie DeStefani, Kim Failla ' 180 The 1979 season was one for building learning techniques and experience. The J.V. Volleyball team came out of the season with 2 wins and 10 losses. LouAnn Barnes also coached the J.V. team and did a fine job. Opposite Page 1. Laurie sets tor a spike. 2. LeAnne is serving the ball. 181 1. J.V. watches on as the Varsity plays. Wrestling Ramona High School has a very fine Wrestling team. The team was coached by Frank Lucio, a new-comer to RHS, but not to Wresting. The boys developed their skills and their crafti- ness is what makes Ramona such a strong contender. Outstanding atheletes in this sport, Keith Dalton, Paul Goslin, Eric Ivers, Chris DeLong, Sean Acheson, and Wayne Carrigan demonstated vim and vigor usually pinning their opponent. Mike Jorden assisted in Wresting by coaching the J.V. team. With the ex- perience gained in the early years these boys will make fine varsity can- didates. 182 1. The beginning of a match 2. He gets him down on the mat 3. And he’s pinned 183 Wheels There is one thing people are proud of- their wheels. Sophomores get their licenses and proudly show off Moms car. Juniors and Seniors save up to own a car of their own. Everyone tries to out do everyone else and impress their peers, and with a little luck they succeed. 184 Xerox The Xerox machine is a most popular gathering place. This is where you go to stand in long lines, and have a “stupid” machine get stuck with papers and run out ot paper just when you get to it. Al though I just don’t know how the school would get along without it. 185 Yearbook Staff The 1979-1980 El Ano Staff tried to do the best job as possible, with all possi- ble things going wrong. The staff was new and inexperianced, but seemed to make the best of all possible situa- tions. The editor-in-cheif was Colleen Wade with Cindy Toth assisting greatly with lay-outs and moral support. Kelly Reed was the photographer and Mr. Knudson was the advisor. Much thanks to all other persons who helped. 1. Mr. Knudson captures the shot. 2. Tina Spain, Kim Thibodeau, and Theresa Neto, helped on the staff. 3. Kelly asks If this one Is Okay. 186 We would like to thank the following people for their support and coopera- tion: Mr. Ed Shoen- Yearbook Rep. Mr. Doug Knudson- Advisor Mrs. Carol Ravy Theresa Neto Tina Spain Kim Thibodeau Cindy Toth and many thanks to all the coaches and members of the faculty. 1. Editor, Colleen Wade checks out some of the pictures. 2. Colleen, Cindy and Mr. Knudson are checking over some ot the final layouts. 187 188 190 1. C'mon, Give me a kiss. 2. Bear Cotton, The senior girls Powder Putt Mascot. 3. I really ought to clean my class room, This Is getting ridiculous. 4. Everyone must be pretty hungry, Thats cafeteria food. 5. 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