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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

1 Table Of Contents Seniors ... Underclassmen ... Faculty ... Athletics ... Clubs and Activities ... Sponsors... Odds and Ends ... We probably wouldn’t worry so much about what people thought of us if we could know how seldom they do. Olin Miller A faithful friend is a source of strength. And he who has found such a friend has found a treasure. Keep some souve- nirs of your past, or how will you ever prove it wasn’t a dream? — Ashleigh Brilliant 10 12 ffte' -fo1 lowing tl5 NEeC. rveconnin c? 3- t lYWte- - Accept me as I am — only then will we discover each other. — Federico Fellini Common interests and ideas draw us together and unite us in friend- ship as we work together to achieve our final goal. 16 We are all so different, yet so close; a family. Seniors of 1984 we've come a long way. As freshmen we were the runts of the Bulldog litter but we had spirit! Remember the inside of trashcans and the upper-classmen who were out to get us. And how can we forget (though try as we may) our Homecoming float! But through it all we grew. With 1981 82 came further growth. We were sophomores, the wise fools,” slowly wending our way towards respect. Many of us were beginning to drive and the parking lot was flooded with new cars. Our Junior year unfolded and respect was still hard to come. We were feared by the freshmen; loved by the seniors. The powder Puff game ended in defeat. 6-22, but we vowed to be victorious our senior year. Though our Homecoming dance was successful the real challenge was to come — Prom. The highlight and the challenge of the year. Prom '83 termed one of the best proms ever. was held at the Atlantis restaurant. Seniors at last, the leaders of the Bulldog pack! This was our year and we used it well! Senior Bests. Senior victory in the Powder Puff game 20-8. and Conway Bowman and Dianna Perez crowned Homecoming King and Queen were the highlights of the first semester All too soon our high school careers reached fruition. Senior Prom; Senior Ditch Day; Graduation: Grad-Night — vale, farewell! Gone the days of innocence; in their stead the days of responsibility. What do the next ten years hold in store for us? The answer lies within each of us. The Class of '84 ... sad but PROUD we are! 17 Dana Ackerman Holly Allen: Hale. Ska. you Niko Argeres: Diggur. Ron Arndt: yoda. Tambo. Evelyn Awbrey: Ev. Rice. know it’s true. Inner Cir- Tambo. “I sat otbs.” I'm Stressed. Ron. Linda. Give me a break. Rachell. cle. Jr.. K.F.C., Respira Heather. Joe. 84. New Jr.. Africa. Preppy. Pizza. Jr.. Polo Shirts, eating, diet- tory Therapist. Wave Music. Cars, women, BYU. ing, Pizza. Music. Chevrolet. William Bailey: Old Reliable. Kerry Beck: Carrot. Rich. Robert Bongiovanni Conway Bowman: The Dan Brinkmier: Bowman, Bowman. It was real nice. Wow. Lance. Stacey. 80- Beav. Williams. “Peter B. Holt. Hill. Jim. Mario. Alice, Terry. Sr.. Rock Climbing. 81. Clothes from music. Thumb!. Randy. Andy. Sr.. Eating Hamburgers. Food. Military. Horses. Pizza. World Travel. Tom. Jeff. Sr.. Preppy Look. Running. Sleeping. La- Surfing. Fishing, Drumming. sagna. Pizza. Greek. Run Food. Environmental. my life away. Troyellen Brockett: Toyota. Scott A. Brown Life is tough isn't it?. Stephanie. Soph.. Plants. Lasagna. Chicken. Busi- ness. Air Force. Scott R. Brown: Derby. Ska. Jordan. Have you seen Neal and Bob?, Kevin. Shellie, Sr.. Desert. Mus- tang, Friends. Pizza. Sea- food. Military. Shauna Brown: Chauna. Bowman. Bag your face. Ruth. Frosh.. Mini Skirts. Horses. Cars. Pizza. Sea- food. Beauty School. Hiep Bui: Chinski. Purdy. 82. Fishing. Soccer. Camp- ing. Chicken. Fries. 18 Austin Bumgardener: Rock. Craig Buffington Rich. Robinson. Gnarly. Cool. SHMEGGMATE. Leon. Soph.. Sr.. Mexican Food. Raymond Carlburg. Ray. Lawrence Callahan: Larry John Carmicheal Kulbacki. Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cry and the world laughs hard- er. Chris. Jr.. Drama. Piz- za. Drama. Clark Cathcart: Neal and Bob Rebecca Cawyer: Becky. Bowman. Holt. How fun- ny. Debbie. Susette. Jr.. Levis. Reading. Food. Math. Elizabeth Cessna: Bette. Tambo. Barnes. Sounds like a plan!,” Heather. Shanna. Diana. NeNe. Sr.. M.T.V.. Volleyball. Moms food. Psychology. Manuela Cetina: Nena. Be- vill. “How crude.” Jr.. Swimming. Movies. Read- ing. Tacos and Mole. Busi- ness. Joe Chambers: Biff. Mac. Rich. Niko. 84. Foad. New Wave. Lobster. Have a good time. Deboran Clark: Odie. De- Paul Cole: Jordan. Danny, Eddie Cochran Boer. Walters. 84. Bandan- 84. Spaghetti. Pizza. Tech. nas. Mini skirts. Life. Diet coke. Doughnuts. Fashion designer. Lisa Crean: Brick. Williams. Bowman. “Go for it!.” Gena. Frosh.. Funky finger- nails. Desert. Men. Lobster. M M's, Arts. Teardra Danielson: Na. Holt. Baniaga. Shanna. Su- sette. Teri. 84. Messin around. Mexican Food. R.N. degree. 19 Melinda Davis Shawn Davis: Shim. Mr. Christopher Dean Rice. Mark. Andy. Doug. Stripes. Writing songs. Knee tennis. Pizza, Live my life. Ronald Deitrick Robert DeLoSantos: Mexi- can. Purdy. Tambo. Marma Jello. NeNe, 80. 84. Mini Skirts. Pizza. College. ■■■■■■■ mm Denise Denardi Gregory Dennis: Red Neck. John Dill John Ford. Geeso Peeso. Keith. John. 84. Cowboy, Green Thumb AGGIE. Ragin on People. Swiss Burger With Ham. Air Force. Lisa Donham Jami Doss: James. Childers. Be Good. Monique. Erin. Cheryl. Sharon. 80. 50 s, Striped jeans. Mike. Exer- cise. Pizza. Candy. Teach. Janelle Edmister Shelli Edwards Therese Eidson: Ten. Holt. Yvonne Everette: Yvonnie. OH WOW. Mila. 83. Mini Holt. But of course. Troy. Skirts. Beach. Tennis. Steph. 82. 84. Preppie. Friends. Pizza. Lawyer. Write. Movies. Read. Mexi- can. College. 20 V Brian Fansher: Burt. “Oh Kathleen Feistner: Belinda. Fabricia Figueiredo Deanna Fisher: “FISH.” Charles Ford: Chuck, yea. 84. Females. Kissing. Holt. Lisa. Vic. Debby. Brid- Bowman. Shelly Tash. 84. Pizza. get. 80. Preppies. Going to Cheetos. Lisa’s Before School. Greasy El Ranchito Food. Li- quor store owner. Carey Gansert: Cert. Bow- Octaiviano Garcia: Junior. Tracy Georgeson: Trace. Victoria Gibson: “Gibs.'' Kimberly Glitch: Kymm. man (Uncle Jonny). ?“Hul- Spiker. “Roses are red. Rich. Bair. Bevill. Scott. 84. Bowman. “Bull Pucky. Bowman. Janya. 83. Guys lo. How's it hangin. Scrib. lemons are sour, beans and 3 wheelin. Hamburgers. Mila. Kathy. 80. Muscle with shags and tail, bi-lev- Swag. Fag. 83. Plaid. Top tortillas make ChicanoPow- Shirts. Crop Haircuts. Mu- els. Singing, dancing, act- Siders. Scammin on guys. er.“ Jr.. Punk Rockers. Ten- sic. Football. Pizza. Oregon, ing. Italian. Cicilian, College. Burma St.. Boundry. nis. Pizza. Business. Diana Goodman: Froggie. Bridget Gouveia: Gina. Holt. Susette Green oh man!. Joann. Sr., ca- Tambo. “I think I broke my sual. drawing, skiing, having fingernail. Lisa. Kathy. 82. a good time, pizza. 84. Esprit clothes, going to Lisa’s house before school, onion rings, flautas. Tab. own a liquor store. Darcy Haeger: Ski. Shorty. Ronald Halko: Ron. Jordan. Uncle Johnny Bowman. Dean. Sr., steak and lob- I’m just wild about Harry ster. college, and he’s just wild about me! Diana. Soph., being with Harry, playing the pi- ano. reading, roasted chick- en or turkey, major in psy- chology. minor in theatre arts, get married. 21 Holle Higgs Elizabeth Huntley: Buffie, Walter Iveson Bowman, Judy. 84. Stripes. Dots. Roller Skating. Del Taco. English teacher. Laura Jacobsen Eugene Jarling: Gene. Bev. Wanta go to the dugouts babe?.'' Philip Flipper. 84. Garfield. Smurf. Beach. Veal. Military. ■■■ Mark James: Demento. Jor- don. Lets do it. HULLWO.’ Mike. Tara. 83. 84. Magombo Hut. Beach- es. Football. Pizza. Trim. Brad Jansen: Skahan. Clark. 84. Havin’ fun. Tacos. Jeff Johnson: Jordon. Bow- man. Gregg. 84. Watching Preppies. Prime Rib. Jim Kemmsies: Kem. Bow- man. McMicken. AWE- SOME.’’ Jeff. 82. Stereo. Italian Food. Gena King: Gena Beana. Bowman. ■ Amy.’’ Eric.” Lisa. 81. Short Hair. Desert. Muscles. Lobster. Flight At- tendant. Pamela Haltermann: Lori Handley: Rich. Skahan. Shanna Harlow Shorty. Bevill. Suck mudd I'm sure. Cool. Tracee. and bark at the moon. Kim. Tammy. 83. Seafood. Kris. Kim. Clark. 82. 83. Flight attendant. Shrimp. Crab. Steak. Marry a Rich man. Holly Hartranft: Arnie. Rice. You’re So Stupid. JU- DAS PRIEST. Joe. Mi- chelle. 83. Clothes. Party. Lasagne. Elizabeth Hayes: Beth. Sticka. “I’m sorry I’m late Mr. Bowman. I’m Sure. Traci. Brandy. 82. Rockabil- ly and New romantic music. Partying. Piano. Pizza. Tami King: “Spotty. Michelle Klitgaard Tambo. Geldert. “Havin’ fun yet? Marcy. Kim. Pam. Robert. 81. 84. Muscle shirts. Levis. Powder Puff. Debra Knowlton: Bev. I'm Sure. Denise. 83. Rock and Roll. Dancing. Pizza. Dental Assistant. Kim Koch: Kimba. “ANY- ONE BUT BOWMAN. “ok fine. Jenny. 84. Darrin. Beach. Gooeey Pizza. Sleep For a week. Anjana Kochar: Fuzz. Co- sentino. “Like for sure, ya know?. Melinda. '83. New Romantic. Dancing. Swim- ming. Mexican Food. Kathleen Kugler: Kathie. Walters. “You Scum. '80. '81. Diet Pepsi. Nurse. Judith Lamminen: Kid. Holt. Bevill. Sile. Thanks Mom and Dad. Christy. Steph. '83. '84. Tennis. Beach. Ital- ian, Mexican. Nurse. Renee Langhofer: Nay. Rich. Roger. Leslie, Kris. Mi- chelle. '81. Collecting frog legs. Partying. Pumpkin seeds. Hair dresser. Jeffery Lawler: Jeff. Bow- man. '84. Reading. Steak and Lobster. Business Ad. Maricela Leandro: Happy one. “How Silly. Vicky. '83. Kicking back. Tim Lepper Virginia Lopez Richard Marmolejo: Coach Dean Marriott Gregg Martin Clark. “It's not the way you play the game, it's if you win or lose. Robert. '84, Sleep- ing. Pizza. To rule and con- trol. 23 Mavrick McClure: Bowman, oh well. Jeff. 84. West- ern. Sleeping. Pizza. Tacos. Hawaii. Heather McConnell: Bevill. What goes around comes around . Bette. 84. Mini Skirts. Alpha Beta. Steak and Lobster. Medical Field. Robert McDonald: B-Ray. Jordon. Tim. 84. Muscle. Cars. Engines. Brenda McKee: Rich. Bair, oh Well. Marianne Allen. 81. Kenny. Pizza. Get Mar- ried. Darleen McKee: Red. Smith. I’m working on it. Lani. 83. Love Stories. La- sagna. Flight Attendant. Penny McKee: Ama. Holt. Lisa McWhorter: Jan. Randy McWilliams: Lynnette Moore Camino Morgan: Cami. '‘Schlepp.” Vicki. Kim. Heard. Hey dude, how's McMicken, Bowman is a Bair, I’m sorry. Kris. 82. Steph. Drea. Tommy. 81. life. Michelle. Kim. Jacki. Richard. Conway. 84. Ska. Pizza. Cheese Burgers. Dancing. SDSU. 84. Vans. New Wave. Sleep- J.C. ing. Tacos, Dr. Pepper. Col- lege. Jeffrey Mussen: Beffer. Har- Angela Nagle: Blondie. Tim Nagle diman, Kiss my Bass. Marcy. 82. 83. People Barry. Bruce. Ed. Mike. 84. Watching. Pizza. Work. Moving Chickens. Fishing. Rock. Crackers and Milk. SDSU. Ubolwon Nanagara Jacqueline Neal 24 Mark Neal: Bowman. Patricia Nelson: Patty. Holt. Michael Odell • Jack. Robert. 80. Water Kulbacki. What do you Skiing. Sports. Parties. Piz- want. Susette. 83. Del za. UCSD. Taco. Guacamole Tacos. Cosmetology. Michelle Oden: Chele. Ar- Ken Osburn riola. ‘ Scum. Linda. Elaine. 81. Unicorns. Pizza. Chinese Food. College. Linda Owens: Mish. Barnes. Mila Pantovich: Panto, Holt. Harry Pecorelli: Holt. Bow- Diana Perez: Perez. Di. Holt. John Phillips: Norman. I’m Sure. Deeanna. Mi- Hullo. Vici. Nina. Kiki. man. I’m just wild about too funny. basically. Ounta. Gleebin. Glounten. chelle. Elaine. 83. Ban- Kathy. 81. Daddy's Money. Darcy and she's just wild Bette. Sr., drill team, v-ball. Gloven. Gary Gatewood, danas. Cooking. Italian. X- Doughnuts. University. about me! Dean. Soph., piano and flute. Chinese. Sr., dipping Copenhagen. Ray Technology. Bronco. Italian, get mar- business administration. racing motocross. Mexican. ried. go to college. college. Donald Pruitt Jesus Ramirez: Chuy. Holt. Michelle Roberts: Cheap Tony Romero Bowman, excuse me? Trick. Z , Pogo II. Rag- Vince. Tara. Niki. Alison, berts. Lucio. Holt. Tambo. New wave clothes and hair I.C. Wimbledon. Ragkins. cuts, listening to music. Ragnee. Debby doughnut playing soccer. Italian. Roth. 84. new wave but- tons. concerts, parties. T.P.. Pizza. Heidi Rosenau: Dave Dan- ger. Bob. Holt. J. Bowman. To be great is to be misun- derstood. Christopher Dean. Sr. Chinese, seafood, pizza, attend college and become wealthy. 25 Ralph Rugolo: Tim. Anni- Andrew Solmonsen Coral Scribner: Scrib. Rice. Kieth Simmions: Buddy. Tammy Smalley: Daddy charico. Rich. Hay. Cave. Oh cool.” Carey. Sue. 83. Frog. Jordan. What?” Long Legs. Williams. Tra- 82. Moto Cross. Junk Food. Plaid Shorts. History class. Greg. Sr.. Vans. Heavy Met- cee. 84. Mini Skirts. Pizza. Coach. al Rock 'n' Roll. Steak and Art. Potatoes. Mexican. Air Force. College. Andrea Snelling Doug Snyder: Snuggie. Brian Southworth: 83. Jeff Stacy Bowman. Where's the You've Got Another Thing Yuff?” Andy. Scott. 84, Dol- Commin. fin short. Cruisin’ Girls. (P.H.). Pizza. J.C. Stephanie Staines: Tigger. Rich. Troy. Chris. 84. Weird and Unique. Sea Food. Mov- ies. Robert Stalker: Robbie. Leslie Statler James Stein Heard. What the Hill. 84. Big White Mountains. Bee- thoven. Cola. Frog Legs. Richard Swafford: Swaff. Michele Tash: Mush. Wil- Holt. That's all she wrote. liams. Holt. Heffer. Dean- Scott. 83. New Wave. Ten- na. 80. 81. Faded Levis, nis. Pizza. Yogurt. Partying and Tony. Taccs and Chili with Bananas. Word Processing. 26 ■MM ■KUM Susan Swaggerty: Swag. Bevill. ‘For Shore. Coral. Carey. Chris. Bert. 83. Ber- mudas. New Wave. Burma St.. Gang Activities. Lucky Charms. TV Production. Patricia Swaggerty: Patty. Jesus Christ. I love Jesus. Eric. 84. Studying the Bible. Sketch. Scriptures. Mission fields. Steve Toth: Stevie. Rice. ‘Hey bro what’s hap- penin'?” Jr.. Sports. Tacos. 4-year college. Business. Joseph Turner: J.J., J. Bow- man. Have a good one. Holly. Cole. 84. Preppy. Go- ing to the beach. Body surf- ing. Pizza. U.S.D. Bruce Tustison: Kulbacki. Are you a police dog? Diana. Chuy. Mike (2). Jeff. Frosh-sr.. Sting look. Walk- ing on the moon. Pizza. S.D.S.U. Steven Tweedale: Puleo. Elizabeth Tydingco: Jane. Sheila Van Meter Mary Vrooman WOW! Sr.. Video music. Cosentino. Tambo. Kathy. Hacking. Being with friends. Bridget. 84. Watching car- Chicken Beef chowmein. toons. Making fun of wanna Masters in electronical engi- be C.P lovers. Listening to neering. the Go-Go's, Sushi. Kevin Wade: K. Bones. DeBoer. Have you seen Neal and Bob? Scott. Lor- een. Jr.. Basketball. Being with Loreen. College — Study C.A.D. James Wales: Outlaw. Edward Walsh: Spotty. Bow- Shellie Walton Barnes. Doug. Jr.. Scanning man. Tracey. Jr.. Fishing. 3 on women at the beach. Wheelin’. Barbeque ribs. Football. Hot dogs. Study Marine Biology at UCSD. Coast Guard. Leslie Watkins. Spike. De- Boer. Lucio. Rich. Let's Fights! . Let’s ditch school today!. Renee. Mi- chelle. next year. Wearing rock -n- roll buttons. Ban- dannas. causing trouble. Sunflower seeds. Dr. Pep- per. Learn how to surf. Kelly Webb: Walters. I'm sure! Jeff, Sr.. Double pierced ears. Sewing. Chi- nese. Degree in Business Administration. Manage a Bank. 27 Kim Wedin Scott Weringa: 82, Work. 83. Michael Westcott: Bowman. ■Righteous, Fetes. Bruce. 84. Frisbees. Party- ing. Cherries. College — S.D.S.U. Christine Westfall Anthony Williams. Kill a commie for mommie. Charles. 82-83, Spitting on new wavers. Heavy Metal. Linguni with clamsauce. Army. Richard Wilson: Rich. Terry. Clark Wroten: Dinker. Lillian Yakkey: Deannie. Michael Yerkey: Mike. Be- Joe Biro: Jordan. Hill. 66. Working on my car. Ta- Tambo. Ska. Oh. I gotta sa- Kool. I'm sure. 84. vill. Triple MP that one Let’s party! Paul. 65. 81. cos. Get a job. lami I gotta hide. That guy is Having fun. Italian. Mark. Jr.. Dolphin Shorts, fast cars. Racing on public a madman. Dan, Hen- Weekends football games, streets. Pizza. Tuna. Party! ery. Crusing to the beach Pizza. Attend a 4-year col- with Mark James.S.D.S.U. lege. Timothy Buck: TB. Jordan. Blow it out your posteri- or. Mark. 84. Lowering ve- hicles. autocross. Cracked crab, attend DeVry Institute of Technology. Kevin Christman Kurtis Cristman Sam Cunningham: Bow- man. Smith. What you don’t know can’t help you. Chuck. 83. Fitness. Bicy- cling. Reading. Asparagus. Medical field. Kristina Dandy: Krisy. Wanna Fight?, Renee. 83. Crops. Fighting. Dr. Pepper. Pop Tarts. College. Marcy Durham Dan Fager Debbie Kreis DeeAnna Taylor: Banana. Bobby Maison Kulbacki. I'm Sure. Linda. 83. Belts. Sleeping, Piano, Outdoors. Italian. Senior Quotes, From All Angles ... Mark James ... There are 260 bricks in the holding cell at the Ramona Police Station. Michelle Roberts ... “Cheap Trick.” Andy Solmenson ... Mr. Bowman sings Barry Mani- low in the shower. Diana Perez ... How Funny,” Drill Team Atten- tion,” P.S. See ya at the immigration Dept. Chuy Ramirez ... “I may be short, but I’m Damn good. P.S. See ya at the immigration Dept. Lisa Crean . . . “Do with what have.” Bruce Tustison ... I love the Police and Diana. Gena King . .. Fluff Off! Tony Romero .. . When June rolls around I’ll be in Havana instead of Havaii. P.S. See ya at the immi- gration Dept.” Andrea Snelling ... Come on Guys let's go to the DISTILLERY! Mary Vrooman . .. Now we can be married, Kim!” Kim Wedin ... I wuv U vroo, Wobbie W too!” 29 Jeff Lawler and Kelly Webb Seniors From All Angles ... Kim Wedin and Andy Solmonsen Steve Toth and Mary Vrooman Charlie Grant Andrea Snelling Ramona Marching Band Senior Standouts Best All-Around: Diana Perez and Andy Salmenson Most School Spirit: Debby Clark and Clark Wroten Class Chatterbox: Bette Cessna and Brad Jansen Class Flirt: Shelley Walton and Mark James Class Clown: De- anna Fisher and Doug Snyder Most Talented: Kim Wedin and Craig Buffington Best Personality: Michelle Rob- erts and Mike Yerkey Most Likely To Be Remembered: Patty Nelson and Charlie Grant Freshman Prince and Princess Jae Marciano and Mark Tucker Sophomore Prince and Princess Ni- cole Alarid and John Monetta (not pic.) Junior Prince and Princess Michelle Conley and Mark Menotti 1983-84 Homecoming Court Debby Clark and Dan Fager Kathy Feistner and Scott Brown Kim Wedin and Andy Salmonson Homecoming at Ramona High was very excit- ing. Our days were filled with many interesting events. Monday was Halloween dressup and Tues- day was Schlepp-Tourist day with Tug-of-War at lunch. Wednesday was Powder Puff, the Seniors won the game that night. The ice cream eating contest was a success. Thursday was 50's day with a soc-hop at lunch. Friday was the parade and later that evening was the “Big football game and crowning of the Royal King and Queen. Saturday night captured the magic of the past 5 days, the homecoming dance was very special and topped the week off perfectly. Homecoming week and all of its activities were enjoyed by all students — From all angles. Senior Powder Puff Niko Argeras. Scott Brown, Robert McDonald, Doug Snyder, Chuy Ramirez, Bruce Tustison, Shawn Davis, Andy Solmonson, Lisa Donham. Jim Rowland. Scott R. Brown, Shelley Walton. Kevin Wade. Diana Perez. Evelyn Awbry. Denise Denardi. Diana Good- man. Leslie Watkins. Kris Dandy. Michelle Jolly. Shelly Edwards. Debby Clark. Andrea Snelling. Deanna Fisher. Sue Swaggerty. Marcy Durham. Tami King. Kerry Beck. Eyvonne Everett. Vonnie Stains. Troyleen Brockett. Teri Eidson. Michelle Oden. Deb- bie Mead. Leslie Statler. Carey Gansert. Kim Wedin. Lori Handly. Anjana Kochar. Angela Nagle. Kathy Feistner. Beth Hayes. Kathy Gilmartin. Shana Harlow. Gena King. suzv PUTUM CHERRY FOREVER WEHOY 'UELLBUIL Hi w r ■■■■! ■ ■■■■■ ■| Cheerleaders: Scott Brown. Jim Rowland. Scott A. Brown. Robert McDonald. Doug Sny- der. Andy Solmonson. Bruce Tustison. Chuy Ramirez. Kevin Wade. Niko Argeras. Shawn Davis. Junior Powder Puff Carol Landrey. Kelly Garvin. Phil Weston. Rudy Castro. Vicki Miller. Julie Park. Tiffany Steck. Tammy Gilbreth. Becky Reese. Debbie Dimich. Dana Clanton. Cindy Wicker. Jenny Silva. Mary Pugliese. Larene Berg, Karen Leezy. Pandy Miller. Tammy Winter, Kristin Johnson, Kim Rogers. Michelle Conley. Janice Hull. Angie Mahoney. Alice Gordon. Lisa Garrett. Michelle Wolfong. Tammy Marriott. Rhea Edwards. Paul Cavallo, Dana. Stephanie Gear, Dawn Wujick, Angela LaPuza, Juanita Botella, Jenny Tydmgco. Marci Gayor. Kristina Smith. Margi Chambers. Gina Rodriguez, Cindy Williams. Stacy Walker. Carolyn Bowker. Candy Browning. Cindy Plunket. Keneen Brown. Lynn Berry. Becky Warmer. Diana Walker. Dana Porter. Niki Pecorrelli. Paula Mahoney. Amber Donahoo. Lisa Young. Kathy Hughes. - u of 88 C asS . —r Our Junior year is over. It was a time of trials and accomplishments. But we made it and at last we are Seniors. As juniors we united as a class and held a successful Homecoming. And remember the Powder Puff game — boy did we give the Seniors a real Challenge! And just recently we put on an outstanding Prom. We had established ourselves as a class and as individuals. Now as Sen- iors it's our turn to plan for colleges and our futures. Secretary — Michelle Conley Treasurer — Kristen Johnson Member-at-large — Brent Stringfield Vice President — Debbie Dimich 44 Serjio Abarca Dan Acheson John Alberts Dale Albright Juana Alvarez Gus Arredondo Aaron Bair Steven Baker Linda Barajas Lynn Beery Tammy Bement Peter Bennett Larene Berg Brad Berry Billy Bibaeff Jordan Blanchard Jonell Boggus Bill Bolen Paul Bongiovanni John Boone Laural Boortz Denise Borras Juanita Botello Daniel Bowen Carolyn Bowker John Boykin Diana Brewer Scott Brmkerhoff Michael Brockett Colton Brooking Keneen Brown Candy Browning Denise Buchanan Paula Buggeln David Burhans Steven Burstein Thomas Byrne Sean Canavan Kirk Caravelio Richard Carl Pablo Carmona S. Carson Kathy Carter Dixon Cassey Rudy Castro Paul Cavallo Ronald Chamberlin Margi Chambers Mike Chatfield V. Chavez John Christman Marceline Christman David Clancy Dana Clanton Ronald Clark Steve Coble Michelle Conley Robert Cook Tom Crandall Michelle Crean Ernie Croce Wendi Crooks John Cullison Kathy Danielson Jody Danner Allen Darnell Douglas Darnell Diane Davis Stephanie DeBoer Robby DeVries Matt Dias Joel Dietmeyer Debbie Dimich Kim Doherty Amber Donahoo Charlotte Donahue Steve Doss Kevin Drake Rhea Edwards Randall Eliseo Lucila Estrada 45 Loesha Evans Michael Falconer Shawm Falconer Dana Fallow Gayle Farrell Jean Feiner Jeran Fox Lisa Fritz Scott Funderburk Diana Garcia Lisa Garrett Marsi Gayer Stepham Geer Michelle Gelinas Tammy Gilbreath S. Girouard Alice Gordon Kevin Greer Vincent Hanvey Michael Hatcher Mark Heise Erick Hendrickson Eddie Henning Jessica Hernandez James Hill Mike Hodges Mark Hopkins Diana Howell Kathleen Hughes Peggy Hughes Janice Hull Christopher Hunt Christie Huntley Kim Jarrett Jeffery Johnson Kristin Johnson William Kaminski Greg Keep Kimberly Kendall Brocci Kesselring Bryan Kilcrease Roger Kilcrease 46 We are proud, we ve got pride, we re the class of •85!” — Laura Wiederhoeft ■ Rick Kimery Jennifer King Dalinda Klock Carla Koach Anil Kochar Kelly Kosut Patricia Lairson Carol Landry Loreen Lapp Angie Lapuzza J. Lavalle Tracy Lawyer David Ledwith Karen Leezy Vernon Leming David Leslie Robert Lyons Amado Macias Mark MacPetrie Angela Mahoney Denise Mahoney Paula Mahoney Terri Manning Dorene Marcoux Steve Marin Tammy Marriott Quin Marshall Robby Martinez Rosio Martinez Thomas Martz Jennifer McKay Craig McNamara Rodger Meador Mark Menotti Robert Metz Laura Miller Mark Miller Pandi Miller Vicki Miller 47 S. Moffat Elana Morales Ofelia Morales Tina Morehouse Mike Morgart Robert Morris Lisa Morrison Jimmy Morse Walter Mowrey Gary Moyer George Mrazek Martin Neder Lori Nelms Wade Nelson David Osborne Kenneth Osborn Derek Paige Sally Pantovich Julie Park Brian Patterson Brenda Payne Nikki Pecorelli Kristine Peterson Buddy Pettey Lisa Phillips Joseph Pierce Cindy Plunkett Dayna Porter Mike Pound Wayne Pugh Mary Pugliese Scott Reed Rebecca Reese Raymond Reme James Reynolds Mike Rodgers Gina Rodriguez Kimberly Rogers Thad Rossen Mark Rudop Steven Runzel Daniel Saber 48 Juan Salas Reggie Sanchez Carl Schmitz E. Scheoeder Tyra Schuster Donald Sellers Carol Shaffer Jean Sharpe Paula Shirley Edwin Short Bobby Shumate David Silva Jennifer Silva Andrew Smith Eric Smith Kevin Smith Kristina Smith Tiffany Steck Tammy Stein Stefam Stier Shannon Stock Michelle Stoddard Brent Stringfield Dohn Stroder B Sukenick Michael Suit Dede Sweitzer Karen Thomas Tonja Thomason Karen Toth Bob Trent Julie Tuberg Kevin Turgeon Jenny Tydingco Eric VanPatten Bob Vaughan Susan Vaughan Diane Walker Stacy Walker 49 Tina Waples Tony Watt Eric Webb Becky Werner M. West Philip Weston Andrew Wheeler Wendi Wheeler Cynthia Wicker Laura Wiederhoeft Michele Wilfong Cindy Williams Damon Williamson Sean Williamson Sheri Willis Tamara Winter Dennis Wisham Steve Wisto Renee Wooley John Wren Dawn Wujicik Brian Yount 50 CLASS OF 86” In their second year at Ramona High School, the Sophomore class has reached the halfway point on our ladder. This year is a big year for many in the class of 86. It means getting a drivers license, working hard on aca- demics. and competing in sports. Many of the sopho- more guys this year have played an active role in varsity sports. This class will go far in life; they have a lot of drive. And one day. soon, will make an awesome Senior class. President — Don Maclnnes Vice Pres. — John Schmutz Secretary — Nicole Kempi Treasurer — Dave Packwood Ami Abbott Selina Acosta Carol Adam Cheryl Adam Scott Adams Nichole Aland Gove Allen Matthew Alscbach Lana Alva Ignacio Alvarez Lupe Alvarez Dusty Anayasummers Sherry Anderson Shawna Atkinson Robin Bader Marcella Bailey Amber Baker Wendy Barbour Robert Beasley Raymond Beckett Janette Bilkey Thor Bjornestad Brandy Borchard Rich Boston Kim Bowen Matthew Boykin Timothy Bradley Patricia Brambila Lance Brown Chris Brunje Tammy Buck Brian Bullen Pallavi Caffie Monica Callahan Jose Camargo Alison Campbell Jodi Canfield Lisa Cannon Lori Carl 52 Bernabe Ceja Victor Carbantes NeNe Cessna Patty Chambers Michael Chaney Stanley Clancy Tara Clark John Clayton Robert Clokey George Cobian Cindy Cochhran Mike Collins Laura Covert Robert Cowan Tracy Craker Brenda Crean Sara Cresci Robert Cronic Cathy Curtis Heather Davies Nick Dillon Kurt Douglas Mike Dreyer Christy Edens Kassandra Eliseo Tim Ellis Jeff Euwena John Everett Grank Fialla Mike Finnell James Fischer Julie Fisk Darrin Fravel Maria Garcia Ernesto Garza Steve Gastelum Loren Gates Charlie Gilmartin Patty Gillmartin Joanne Glaudini Mellisa Goff Woodward Gorse 53 54 Kimberly Green Sheri Green Sean Griffin Amie Haas Ronald Halladay Ted Hallett Brian Halterman Aleah Handschuh Nicole Hanvey Rick Harrison Kelly Hartmayer Jon Hasz Angela Hanry Maria Hernandez Gilbert Hidalgo Michael Hine Kirk Hoeben Torri Holmgren Christy Hopkins Mike Horgan Timothy Hosking Jeffery Howell Matt Hughes Michael Hurlstone Lisa Jarrett Elaine Jennings Rich Johnson Michelle Jones Kim Kathawa Bobbie Keen Nikole Kempi Kenny Kilmer Doug King Chris Kitchen Kim Klimas Beth Klugerman Karen Koach Heather Kobler Lisa Koch Stephen Kosut Dean Lancia Gina LaPuzza Troy Law Chris Lawler Charles LeGarreta Randy Lepper Walter Leukhardt Taff Lewis Brenda Liles Ronald Lindsay Larry Loomis Mark Lucas Rosa Lutz Scott Lynn Liane Macias Donald Maclnnes Todd Martak Kory Martenson Michele Martes Todd Martin Juan Martinez Rosairo Martinez Robert Mason Michael Mattson Stephanie Maximo Lisa Maxwell Russell McBrien Shawn McConaughey Beth McWilliams Jean Menendez Michele Michaux Bruce Miller Kevin Monahan John Monetta Laura Murray Reed Myers Jennifer Nagle Kenny Narrin Linda Navarro David Neeley Jeffery Neill 55 56 Darren Nelson Nanette Newman Shanna Ntemela Greg O'Hara Frances Ortiz Debbie Overton Marsi Owens Dave Packwood Scott Paddock Deanne Page Lori Parker Amy Parsley Mike Pendell Shelly Peterson Forrest Plough Carolyn Pocock Becky Poe Linda Poloski Crystal Prejean David Ratinov Mondae Renn Terry Ringel David Robert David Roe Frankie Romero Eddy Routhier Antonio Ruiz George Sanchez John Schmutz Robert Schneider Shawn Schow Mandy Schultz Lewis Scott Michelle Serrano Lena Sengourya Rachel Shea Sheri Shelton Wendy Shidner Steve Shultz Desiree Silvira Sandy Smith Aaron Snellmg Cindy Spears Jeff Speck Daniel Speer Shane Stanley Tanya Stehlik Susan Stein Rashelle Stevens Chris Stock Craig Stoker John Stone Damon Story Sean Stucky Thomas Swafford Chris Swycaffer John Taylor Linda Taylor Cheri Theriac Jessica Thomas Loyd Thompson Kay Tozer Greg Tucker Traci Tucker M. Teachout Stephan Vallender Salvador Villarta Chris Waddel Mark Waite Tim Walsh Kim Ward Nancy Watkins Cheryll Weaver Rhonda Welch Caren Westring Kim White Paul Willis Sean Willis Bruce Wilson Deanna Winfree Pamela Wisto Jennifer Wohlfiel Tziva Wollner John Woltz 57 CLASS OF '87’ This year's freshman class entered this school with great expectations. They earned the respect of the upperclassmen and worked to get more involved in our school’s activities. Good luck ‘87’ in your future high school years. Get involved and make the most of each year. Member at large — Jae Marciano Cecilia Acosta Patrick Alduenda Staci Anderson Traci Anderson Tarina Annicharico Danny Barkman Cecilia Barlow Gary Barron Steven Baxter Laura Beauchamp Todd Benyr Lynnette Berg Philip Besanson Laura Bingham Steve Birenbach Robert Bortz Tracy Borego Jason Bowen Oscar Brauo Michele Briggs Alison Brooking Frankie Brundage Todd Buechner Kenneth Bumgardener Brian Burnstien Jeffery Butler Erik Carter Dawn Cassube Jorge Castro Lisa Chaix Rebecca Cheney Christina Christman Guy Christman Lauri Church Erin Clark Marna Clark Mike Clark David Coakley Lynn Coble Lori Cochran Patrick Collins Mark Conley 60 Pete Corooba Margaret Cornett Martin Corona Claudia Correa Anthony Cosentino Mary Craft Julie Crafts Jeff Crandall Mike Creed Tony Cresci Pete Cunningham B. Curameng Jennean Danielson Denise Darnell James Deitrick Jorge Delgado James DelosSantos Nicholas Diaz Kenneth Dodd Jennifer Douthit Wendy Duffy Kellie Eakes Andrew Edmister Ronald Eggers Brent Eidson Tammy Elmer Deanna Ely Patty Engleman Janis Evans Christi Evers Julie Fager Rosemarie Fallaw Dena Farley Susie Finitzer Myranda Fisher Tommy Fox Lori Frvel Julie Frye Lisa Fulk Maryjane Galusha A. Gavaldon 61 Katherine Georgeson Jill Gerber Adelita Gonzales Debbie Goodman Danny Gordon Bridget Gorman Robert Granere Troy Hall Mike Hanson Tammy Hanson Chris Haworth Talbot Hayes Richard Hersey Diana Hill Todd Hollingsworth John Horgan Jefl Hrin Jorge Huerta Marla James Britta Johnson Gloria Johnson Shauna Johnson Becki Jolly Eric Jolly Penny Julio Kenneth Kale M. Keine Erin Kelly Elizabeth Kilmer Mila Kiracofe Ken Kirst James Klein David Klimas James Klock Tammy Klock Grant Knox Linda Koach Kevin Koppel Michael Kosut 62 Mailea Kreytak Richard Kuck Thomas Landry Christy Lane Dena Larsen Anna Leandro Kevin Ledwith Cynthia Legarreta Jeremy Leger Cassandra Leming Darrin Lewis Frances Lobato Danny Lovell Kevin Lynch Linda Lynch Andres Macias Lina Macias Christine Malone Margaret Mannex Bobby Manning Jae Marciano Gary Mark Christian Martin Gary Martin Michele Maxwell Linda May Joanne Maynard Shannon McClure Carrie McCollough Arthur Mendoza Janice Menendez Corey Menotti Lynette Merrill Melina Meyer David Micheletti Chris Miller Jacob Miller Kelly Milliser Scott Mills Deuce Milyard Timothy Mitchell Richard Monetta 63 David Moore Patricia Moore Miguel Morales Diane Moreland Bill Moreno Glifford Morgan Richele Morris Rhonda Mowrey Ronald Mulick Ana Munzo Heather Murray Wayne Murray Lisa Mussen Lance Neal Kim Nelson Diedre Nowlin Amy Oliver Monica Ortega Cheryl Owens Heather Paddock Mike Palma Michael Parker Avalisa Peau Mia Peau Teresa Peau Debora Perdew Kieth Peterson Mike Pierce Robert Perhal Michael Rabehl Christopher Ragsdale Beverley Reed Carl Reynolds Don Riggs Brian Rmgel Yvette Robert Mona Roberts Dawn Rodgers Scott Rodgers James Rossbach Shane Rossen Sereena Rugolo 64 Lupe Ruiz Rabecca Savary Sandy Schneider Ronnie Schwaesdale John Schwietzer Tony Scott William Serra Dana Shutt Lon Sierra Tony Silva Joseph Silveira Janeen Sims Oralie Sinor Michelle Sloane Chad Smith Greg Smith Shannon Snyder Darren Southworth Matt Souza David Stack Sara Stalker Gordon Stamper Eric Stock Dennis Stracener Lynn Struiksma Maria Swycaffer Skip Summers Jeffery Taylor Wendi Thomas Rick Thomason Lynndon Tiersma Kathleen Toth Arther Tovar Robert Townsend Mark Tucker Deborah Vaca David Vandenhoek Daniel VanTol Milica Vasich 65 Lisa Wagner Charisse Wahler Christina Wahler Sharon Wales Marcie Walters Charles Warden Richard Watts Katrina Webb Brandon Wells Laura Wenthur Dawn Westfall Patrick Wheeler Justin Whitehead Sandy Whitting Kandace Wicker Barak Wiesner James Willis Doug Wilson Robert Wood Bernice Woolscroft Michele Wurth Cindy Zeigler Ray Ziegler 66 MAKE-UPS Peter Bennett David Burhans Richard Carl Paul Chamberlain Lucila Estrada Maria Hernandez S. Kendall Jennifer Lynch Jennifer McKay Jim Raney Bounthanone Sengourya Susan Vaughn Amy Abbott Shawna Atkinson Kim Bowen Kelly Hartmayer Kirk Hoeben Kenny Kelmer Doug King Cathy Kutcher Greg O'Hara Evette Paul Shelly Peterson Shana Plumb Dalene Simmons Garth Tash Kimberly Wade Tracy Borego Leslie Chatfield Patrice Clark Barbara Dobbie Deanna Ely Lisa Fulk Katherine Hernandez Michelle Houston Kim Jansen 67 Friends” FACULTY Jean McDonald — Student Counselor Lillian Agnew — Classified Pamela Allen — Choir Director Jeannette Alschbach — Classified Penny Annicharico — English Ed Bair — Math and Wood Shop Ron Baniaga — Science Louann Barnes — Physical Education Carmen Bedia — Spanish Bill Bevill — English and Journalism John Bowman — English and World History Larry Bringham — Physical Education Vicki Celaya — Attendance Clerk Bill Clark — Physical Education Jose Cobian — Equipment Manager Dave Colegrove — Geography Dante Cosentino — English Mike Cunningham — Substitute Judy Curtis — Special Education Jolene Dayton — Career Center Garry DeBoer — Physic and Comp. Sci. Ann Donahue Paul Drob Virginia Drob Sandra Fansher — Librarian — Math — Math — Classified Myra Frank Nancy Ford Gloria Geldert John Greer — Counselor s Secretary — Principal’s Secretary — Modern Dance — Football Coach fx- Robert McMicken — Industrial Arts John King — Custodian Len Kulbacki — Math John McNamara — Career Center Carol Miller — Student Services Secretary Bob Nabours — Reading and Civics Barbara O'Hara — Health Secretary Gail Menotti — Classified Pat Olson John Poel Chuck Pulcrano Pat Puleo Business Dept. — Custodian — Vocational Director — English Peter Purdy — Building Trades Tom Skahan — Civics Wayne Rice — U.S. History and Geography Steve Richardson — English and U.S. History Bonnie Rogers — Classified Joe Smith — Science Kristi Souther — Business Dept. Bev Spiker — Food Trades Jimmy Walters — English Lit. Kim Werdick — Classified Bill Tamburrino — English Kathy Thompson — Food Trades Faculty Off-Guard” “You Cwazy Wabbit. •Ramona Spirit! “God’s Gift to Women. Is that your finger in there? 74 “Well guys. What’s up? COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAM Zack Beljeun Lisa Clark Audra Edgar Mark Greenwood Steph Harrington Kris Johnson Jesus Marcus Callie Von This program provides students with special needs the opportunity to learn critical skills required for successful daily living. Weekly activities include: DOMESTIC SKILLS: Meal planning and preparation, grocery shopping, laundry, housekeeping. VOCATIONAL SKILLS: Work experience at Pizza Hut. Your Hair My Affair. Senior Citizen Nutrition Center, and Head Start Children's Center. COMMUNITY SKILLS: use of banks, post office, restaurants, stores, li- brary. and public transportation. RECREATION LEISURE SKILLS: Video, board. card games, crafts. sports. r S0I131H1V . _ BOLL! IDLLD06! I ?0 BOLLDOI BULLDOGS ? LDObi BDLLDPr Er lLD06S l l EULLD06? IBS 1 — UDB6S i BOlLrOfiS BDUDCES 3F BULLDOGS 5� 0LLDOGi POLLDOGS IDLLDOGS .. BDLLIfGS mm MLLDflfc A, BULLDOGS m£pa .IDLLDOGS 0FLLOOGS BJLLDOGS C ML r. Kevin C Varsity Football Although suffering through an 0-10 sea- son. the Bulldog varsity players experienced some highlights during the course of the sea- son. Perhaps the ultimate thrill for the varsi- ty was their trip to Hawaii where they faced a tough Maui High School eleven. The 28-6 loss in the Islands was softened by the exper- ience of the trip which will not be forgotten. Throughout the remainder of the season the varsity were victims of their own mis- takes and some very untimely injuries to key players. Even though they played well in games against El Camino, Escondido, and Orange Glen, the varsity lacked the offensive punch to win. Outstanding play during the season was provided by seniors Clark Wro- ten, Steve Toth, and Tim Nagle; the spectac- ular catches and runs of Kevin Chapman pro- vided thrills aplenty for Ramona supporters. J.V. Football [| HAMDNA i ' ' ! ®!! f AMOHi, RAMONA ftMQM hamona I . r-. jj� V RAMCNA 1 ‘P'V' vT L A- . J%nni Pt Urtiii __ 5£ 0 L , 77 4 ( J RAMONA .AraMCNA. Top row: Tim Ellis. Mike Pendell, Chris Kitchen, Robert Cronic. 2nd row: Mike Finnell. Stanley Clancy, Robert Beasly, Tony Watt. Ron Lindsay. Dave Neeley. Todd Martin. Chris Lawyer. 3rd row: Dusty Summers. Mike Dreyer. Charlie Gilmartin, John Hasz, Sean Canavan, Joel Deitmeyer. David Robert. Front row: John Monetta. Corey Martenson, Frank Failla. Doug King, Tim Hosking, Kenny Narrin. Best J.V. Record in Modern Ramona History. Ramona 34 vs Ramona 20 vs Ramona 0 vs Ramona 8 vs Ramona 0 vs Ramona 7 vs Ramona 10 vs Ramona 0 vs Ramona 8 vs 0 La Jolla 15 San Diego 14 San Pasqual 9 San Marcos 27 El Camino 6 Escondido 13 Carlsbad 22 Oceanside 21 Orange Glen jl Freshman Football Ramona 0 vs 35 St. Augustine Ramona 18 vs 22 Christian Ramona 0 vs 34 San Pasqual Ramona 0 vs 25 San Marcos Ramona 0 vs 35 El Camino Ramona 0 vs 18 Escondido Ramona 0 vs 44 Carlsbad Ramona 0 vs 49 Oceanside Ramona 12 vs 6 Orange Glen Top row: Daniel Vantol. Bill Page. Kevin Lynch. Jacob Miller. Andy Macias. Greg Smith. Shane Rossen. Blair Belbkus. Mark Teachout. Robert Wood. 2nd row: Gary Mark. Lynn Struiksma. Talbot Hayes. Lon Sierra. Tony Cresci. Barak Wiesner. Brent Eidson. Mancil Smith. John Schweitzer. 3rd row: Guy Christman. Richard Hersey. Chris Coats. Mark Conley. Steven Baxter. Corey Monotti. Brian Burnstein. Matt Souza. Mike Rulbehl. 4th row: Mike Sonderlund. Pat Alduenda. Danny Lovell. Nick Diaz. Pete Cunningham. Oscar Bravo. Justin Whitehead. Front row: Scott Mills. Rick Monetta. Gordon Wicker. James Willis. John Horgon. Arthur Tovar. -.h.'Pamela H jlterfc nrv Kristin Johnsanfoebby C Vk. Candyaferawn- ff .., I i .v. V l|y Pantortet D«t !?Wctjelll Conla; Varsity K Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders Frosh Cheerleaders Tammy Elmer, Jae Marciano. Allison Brooking, Julie Fager. Kim Jansen, (not pictured: Christian Martin). DRILL TEAM The Drill Team has been very active this year. They had a very high-powered set of leaders. Diana Perez, capt.. lead her four lieutenants. Vicki Miller (first lieutenant). Penny McKee. Andrea Snelling. and Kim Krause, along with the rest of her dynamic 28 member team to a big victory at their camp during the summer. The Drill Team took first place in the competition, the Sweap- stakes Trophy (a first for Ramona), and two Spirit Jugs (another first). They performed at most basketball and football games along with performing at a soccer game and at pep assem- blies. This was a great team. FROM ALL ANGLES! (standing: left to right) Cindy Spears. Lisa Cannon. Kim Nelson. Salina Acosta. Kathy Toth. Amy Parsley. Shellie Walton. Cindy Wicker. Heidi Rosenau. Diane Brewer. Sarah Cresi. Kelly Koset. Stacy Anderson. Stephanie Geer, (kneeling: I to r) Wendy Shidner. Stephanie Maximo. Kim Rogers. Diana Perez. Kathy Hughs. Dawn Rogers. Dawn Wujick, (sitting: I to r) Penny McKee. Kim Krause. Andrea Snelling. Vicki Miller FLAG TEAM Back row. L to R: Kay Tozer. Carol Landry. Front row: Marsi Gayer. Captain Kelly Garvin. Liane Macias. GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS Back row. L to R: Lana Alva. Coral Scribner. Heather Davies. Coach Joe Bess. Carolyn Bowker. Cary Gancert. Amiee Hass. Front row: Teri Eidson. Jennifer Wolfield. Sue Swaggerty. Kathy Feistner. The Girls' Tennis team had one win and thirteen losses for the season. Though this year’s record was not as good as last year’s, many of the matches were much closer than ever before. The Bulldogs lost two matches to San Marcos by a total of two points. Also they showed great improvement in tough loses to Orange Glen and San Pasqual. With Heather Davies. Jennifer Wolfield and Amy Hass returning next year the future seems bright for the Bulldogs. 89 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Top row: David Ledwith. Rudy Castro. Dan Brinkmier. Bottom row: Jorge Cas- tro. Randy Lepper. Ray Reine. This year’s Varsity Cross Country Team had a successful sea- son. perhaps not in the win-loss column, but in terms of improve- ment and goals of good performance in the CIF finals, we were successful. In a very tough Avocado League the Bulldog Cross Country team finished fifth with a record of 2-4. In CIF finals the team took second place in the county in the small school division. Strong performances were turned in all year by Dan Brinkmier. Rudy Castro. Jorge Castro. DaveLedwith and Randy Lepper. 1984 gives promise of a successful season. Coach Smith FRESHMEN The Freshmen Cross Country Team, like the Varsity, had a very successful and re- warding season. Off to a late start in the season with only one individual on the team at the start and by the time of our last dual meet of the season, twelve athletes competing for the Bulldogs. Every athlete who ran on this year's team showed marked improvement throughout the year. Their 2-4 league record was no indi- cation of the amount of success this young team had. Consistent performers for this year's team were Merle Reine. Erik Carter. Robert Prchal. James Willis. Mike Hansen. Lynn Coble and Chris Haworth. With a good summer of training, these individuals will make up a good nucleus for next year's J.V. team. Top row: Lynn Coble. Dave Micheletti. Robert Prchal. Gordon Stamper. Merle Reine. Jeff Butler. Bottom row: Chris Haworth. Erik Carter. James Willis. Mike Hansen. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY With but four letterman returning from last year's team, the Varsity girls Cross-Country squad was off to a slow start at seasons opening. Lettermen: Julie Tuberg. Susan Vaughn. Jennifer McKay and Sandy Smith, quickly realized the almost insurmountable which lay ahead. Within one week they were able to interest some unexperienced runners to the team. They were. Gloria Johnson. Amie Oliver. Dena Farley. Mi- chelle Huston. Tzeiva Wollner. Monica Weisner and Marcy Bailey. These girls demonstrated enthusiasm, which combined with their work began to pay off with successful results. This work culimated in the girls finish- ing third in CIF. Back row: Sandy Smith, Jennifer Mckay, Susan Vaughn, Julie Tuberg, Marcy Bailey, Tzeiva Wollner, Monica Weisner. Front row: Michelle Huston, Dena Farley, Gloria Johnson. Amie Oliver. 92 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Back row: Coach Barnes, Patty Gilmartin, Becky Cawyer, Kelly Webb, Karen Toth, Tammy Stein. Front row: Dorene Marcoux, Bette Cessna, Lisa McWhorter, Laura Wiederhoeft, Loreen Lapp, Carla Koach. This years varsity volleyball team had eleven players with only three return- ers. The team exhibited spirit, skill and determination in their high level of play against their opponents. Coach Barnes was very proud of her hard working ath- letes and their desire to improve throughout the season. With seven players returning next year and some quality players moving up from JV, the team is looking forward to the upcom- ing season, and performing some top notch volleyball manuvers on the court. J.V. VOLLEYBALL This years JV volleyball team was very young with only three returning players. They showed a great deal of improvement in their play and individual skill level this season. Coach Joyce Greer was pleased with the improvement of attitudes and team work from her players, as well as with their desire to get prepared to become future varsity athletes. With five returners for next year and additional talent comming out, the JV's are in for a great season. Back row: Karen Koach, Carol Adam, Coach Greer, Katrina Webb, Lori Church. Front row: Linda Koach, Cheryl Adam. —VARSITY— BASKETBALL The Varsity Basketball team was made up of two seniors, four juniors, and four sophomores. The early part of the season was what Coach Larry Bringham termed “a real learning experience. Only two players. Seniors Brad Jan- sen and Kevin Wade had previous varsity experience, and Brad was out the first six weeks of the season with a knee injury. Later Don Maclnnes and Aaron Bair were put out for part of the season. The team improved during the course of the season, becoming very competitive during the second half. Sophomore Mike Pendell was the leading scorer while Senior Kevin Wade took second highest scoring honors. With eight of ten players returning next year to provide the keystone for the Varsity. Varsity Action Jr. Varsity Basketball L to R. Charlie Gilmartin. Craig Stoker. Stan Clancy. Tim Ellis. Damon Story. Matt Boykin, John Smutz. Freshman Basketball L to R. Robert Percell. John Klein. Mark Teachout. John Schwiertzer, Gregg Smith. Jimmy DeLoSantos. Wayne Blair. Mark Conoley. Shane Rossen, Coach Bartholomue. Jeff Wren. Tal Hayes. 99 GIRLS BASKETBALL ...------- Varsity — Front row L to R: Mia Peau. Patty Gilmartin. Lisa Garrett. Jennean Danielson. Michelle Maxwell. Stacey Kendell. Nanette Newman. Kim Nelson. Coach Taylor. Junior Varsity back row. L to R: Lisa McWhorter. Shirley Nanagara. Shelly Tash. Carey Gansert. Dana Claton. Kelly Webb. Karen Toth. Debbie Mead. Deanna Fisher. Sue Swaggerty. Coral Scribner. Front row: Coach Bess. . . . IN ACTION!! Bulldogs Record Winningest Team Ever — Though the Bulldogs were considered an experienced team at the beginning of the season they proved themselves able to improve on last year's very impressive record and secured the same thrilling wins against difficult opponents. The Bulldogs finished the season with 18 victories and only 7 loses. Starting off the year winning 4 of its first 5 games in the pre- season. The Bulldogs headed to Imperial High for a New Year’s Basketball Tournament in which the Bulldogs won. This was the first time in Ramona's history that they were able to bring back a first place trophy. The beginning of the regular season saw the Varsity Five gain momentum and play to an 8-2 league season, good enough for the second place and a return trip to the C.I.F playoffs. VARSITY SOCCER 102 Bulldog Booters Bomb Avocado League Foes On February 7 the Bulldogs clinched the league crown with a con- vincing 8-0 win over the Escondido Cougars on the loser's field. Lead- ing into that all-important tiff, the Varsity's record stood at 8-0-1 with but three games remaining on their schedule. During the course of the season, the Booters shut out every team in the league except one; they took second place in the La Jolla Cup Tournament, and were third in the Bonita Vista Invitational. Prior to the EHS game the team had scored 61 goals, allowing their shell- shocked opposition a mere 7 tallies. Pablo Carmona was the high goal man of the season with 16 goals, he was closely followed by Lance Brown with 12; high-point Senior honors went to Mike O'Dell who penetrated the next 10 times. Graduating Seniors are: Tim Nagle. Luis Garcia. Jim Kemmsies. Chuy Ramirez. Ed Walsh. Jaime Velasco. Bruce Tustison. and Mike O'Dell. Co-Captains for this year's squad were Seniors Bruce Tustison and Mike O’Dell. Top row I to r: Coach Bill Pittsford. Lance Brown, Reggie Sanchez. David Ledwith, Tim Nagle. Bruce Tustison, Mike O'Dell. Steve Baker. Luis Garcia. Bottom row I to r: Salvador Villarta. Jaime Velasco. Robbie Cook. Pablo Carmona. Dusty Summers. Ed Walsh. Eddie Routhier, Chuy Ramirez. Felipe Porto. I VARSITY SOCCER During the '84 soccer season the junior varsity team took the Avocado League Championship. The season was made up of comebacks the most important being Carlsbad with a 3-2 win. The team was plagued by the loss of a few key players. It was the determination and skill of the second string players who came through for the team to win at Carlsbad. The junior varsity's high goal man of the season was Juan Carlos Martinez with 17 goals. Mike Meyers played with a total of 4 shut-outs to his credit for the season. Overall for the team the most-improved player of the season was Sean Willis. Most valuable was Robert Townesend. Co-captains for the junior varsity squad were: Al Marini and Mike Sanchez. VARSITY WRESTLING Top row L to R: Jordan Blanchard, Mark Menotti, Pete Purdy. Wayne Rice. Eugene Jharling, Chuck Ford, Brian Patterson. Bottom row L to R: Mike Kosut, Sean Williamson, Scott Mills, Mike Dreyer, Carla Koach, Eric Smith, Ernest Caffie, Amado Macias. The 1983-84 Bulldog wrestling team completed another step toward a league title. They finished their first winning season since entering the Avocado league. The R.H.S. grapples finished with five wins and five losses on the season and a sixth place finish in the 1A CIF tournament, the most ever by one of our teams. A special thanks to our graduating seniors. Ernest Caffie. Eugene Jharl- ing. and Chuck Ford for the leadership they afforded this team. J.V. WRESTLING Top row L to R: Pete Purdy. John Parsley. Andy Macias. Barak Weisner. Richard Hersey. Richard Johnson. David Robert. James Hill. Wayne Rice. Bottom Row L to R: Mark Tucker. David Klimas. John Horgan. Gordon Wicker. Karen Koach. Matt Souza, Corey Menotti. Steve Baxter. 107 1 GYMNASTICS r I l___ Top row. L to R: Christine Malone. Coach Paula Caradine. Michele Oden. Stacey Anderson. Ami Abbott. Bridget Gorman. Patty Larson. Shanna Harlow. Middle row. L to R: Robin Rhodes. Stephanie Maximo. Becky Werner. Nmi Cessna. Bette Cessna. Diana Perez. Jean Feiner. Karen Koach. Ed Amante. Front row. L to R: Kathy Hughes. Marla James. Christen Martin. Micole Alarid. Not pictured: Lynn Berry. YeVon Everette. Teri Eidson. This year the Gymnastic team is under the new direction of Paula Caradine. Paula works the team arduiously to achieve their goal of mid-league standings. The Bulldogs have many outstanding gymnasts this year to help them reach their goal. Jean Feiner and Christy Malone excel on the uneven bars, while the vault belongs to Bette Cessna. Diana Perez shows her excellence on the floor exercises with Michele Oden doing very well on the beam. With these girls and help the from the rest of the team Bulldog Gym- nastics is projected to do the best of recent years. 108 BULLDOG Top row I to r: Ed Walsh. Taff Lewis. Jorge Castro. Shawn Falconer. Steve Toth. David Burhans. Ernie Crocie. David Ledwith. John Everett. Bottom row I to r: Rudy Castor. Bruce Miller. Robbie DeVries. Pete Bennett. Dale Albright. Reggie Sanchez. BOYS’ J.V. Top row I to r: Mark Conley. Gary Mark. Robert Townsend. Matt Souza. Richard Watts. Merle Reine. John Schweitzer. Kevin Ledwith. Wayne Blair. Erik Carter. Chris Brunje. David Michelletti. James Willis Bottom row I to r: Dean Albright. Mancel Smith. Matt Boykin. Randy Lepper. Chris Haworth. TRACK GIRLS' VARSITY Top row I to r: Jonelle Edmister. Marcy Bailey. Nancy Watkins. Cindy Williams. Lori Parker. Sharon Wales. Jeneen Danielson. Lori Cochran. Julie Fager. Middle row I to r: Julie Tuberg, Susan Vaughn. Kathy Kugler. Amy Haas. Linda Koach. Christy Evers. Charrisse Whaler. Carrie McCollugh. Bottom row I to r: Michelle Houston. Lena Macias. Linda Lynch. Gloria Johnson. Aimee Oliver. Jae Marciano. Dena Farley. VARSITY SOFTBALL Top row I to r: Joyce Greer. Sherry Anderson. Patty Gilmartin. Lisa McWhorter. Stacy Kendall. Lydia Neal. Debbie Dimich, Gina Rodriguez. Bottom row I to r: Kim Nelson. Cheryl Adam. Cindy Wicker. Karen Leezy. Torri Holmgren. Mandy Schultz. Cindy Williams. This year the Bulldog Softball team did not start the season off with a winning record, but was showered with spirit and enthusiasm. They raised money by selling candy bars to buy team jackets with some of the money left over to plan a team trip. Coach Joyce Greer was very supportive of her young varsity team consisting of only one senior. This young team is looking strong towards the prospects of next year. 112 J.V. SOFTBALL This year’s Junior Varsity Softball team showed much enthusiasm and team effort. They were coached by Mrs. Evans, who prepared the girls for the years ahead with new skills and ideas. Top row I to r: Laurie Church. Lisa Mussen. Michelle Wurth. Tarina Annicharico. Nicole Kempi. Marcy Owens. Dawn Cassube. Coach Evans. Bottom row I to r: Avalisa Peau. Jenny Douttrit. Bev Reed. Janice Evans. Marna Clark. Rose Fallaw. 113 Back row L to R: Richard Swafford. Cory Martinson. Scott Paddock. Front row L to R: Kevin Lynch. Derek Paige. Jeff Mussen. The 1984 Boys tennis season was one of building. The team man- aged only 2 wins, however, many promising players developed. With the help of some students from the World Junior Tennis Acadamy, and alternative school of the district, the team should challenge for the league title next year. 114 Boys Tennis Varsity Top row: Troy Pearce, Bob Vaughn, Jeff Lawler, John Front row: Doug Snyder, Brad Berry, Craig MacNamarra, Schmutz. Tommy Martz, Mark Menotti. Dan Fager. Tony Ramero, Chris Lawler, Basebal The Varsity Baseball Team continued its tradition of fielding hustling teams even with the loss of key players from last year's varsity and JV squads, the varsity was still competative. Seniors Doug Snyder, Jimmy Row- land, Dan Fager, Tony Ramero, and Jeff Lawler more than picked up the slack created from the loss of last year's starters. Although picked to finish in the Avo cellar, the Varsity were in the thick of the league race from start to finish. Much of the talent was supplied from last year's 7-3 league JV squad. Pitch- ers Brad Berry, Troy Pearce, and Bob- by ''BIG BASS” Vaughn, all starters on last season's junior varsity, bolstered the mound corps headed by seniors Tony Ramero and Jeff Lawler. Seniors: Jimmy Rowland. Tony Ramero. Jeff Lawler. Doug Snyder, and Dan Fager. JV Baseball After four years of successful coaching on the freshman level, Coach Billy Clark took over the junior varsity team from retiring coach John Bowman. The Clark Touch was immediately experienced by members of this year's squad. Execution and teamwork, hallmarks of all Clark-coached teams, were quickly introduced to the players. Frankie Ramero, yet another member of the Sluggin ' Ramero Clan, led the team in RBI's, George Cobian directed the strategy from his position behind the plate. Top row: Sawn Willis, George Cobian, Chris Waddle. Tim Ellis, Eric Van- Front row: Jon Stone, Stan Clancy. Nick Dillon, Frankie Ramero. Mike Patten, David Roe. Finnell, Shawn McConaughey, Tim Hoskings, Don Maclnnes. Frosh Basebal Middle row: LenStrutsma, Justin Whitehead, Mike Sanchez, Mike Kosut. Top row: Coach Warren Long. Todd Halingsworth, John Leeche, Tal Scott Millis. Front row: Oscar Bravo, Jim Crushi. Hayes, Brent Eidson, Shane Rossen, Coach Raymond Welch. This year’s Frosh baseball team showed early promise of being an outstanding squad Coached by former Bulldog diamond stan- douts Ray Chief” Welch and Warren “Lumpy Long, the Bullpups carried on the RHS tradition of well-coached, hustling teams. In- cluded in their schedule was 3A powerhouse Mount Carmel. Po- tential varsity stars of the future included: Pitchers: Shane Ros- sen, John Leeche, and Oscar Bravo. Catchers: Mike Sanchez, Lejen Struchma, Tal Hayes, Rossen and Bravo provided solid hit- ting throughout the season. (left to right) Joe Pierce. Andrew Smith. Jordan Blanchard. Steve Vallender. Chris Hunt. Kirk Carvello. Ron Chamberlin. Scott Funderburk. VARSITY AND J.V. GOLF K.H.S. golf officially started February 27. Although we had a good turn-out of two freshmen, three sophomores, and ten juniors, there were no seniors. The first league match was March 26 against San Pasqual. Varsity matches are played on Mondays and Thursdays and J.V. matches are played on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. All home matches will be played at the San Vincente Country Club in the San Diego Country Estates. With a lot of enthusiasm this year's teams, coached by Rick Hardiman and Rollie Brossenbrook. are looking forward to a successful season. CLUBS I___ AND . . . ACTIVITIES 123 MARCHING —BAND— Top row R to L: Chen Theriac. Greg Dennis. Todd Hollingsworth. Brocci Kesselring. Steve Runzel. Middle row L to R: Michelle Stoddard. Becky Werner. Margi Chambers. Kathy Kugler. Marc Lucas. Guv Allen. Chris Ragsdale. Dawn Westfall. Front row L to R: Dana Ackerman. Linda Owens. Deanna Taylor. Elizabeth Kilmer. Cheryl Owens. Laura Wiederhoeft. Kristina Smith (Drum Major). The RHS Marching Bulldogs have come a long way down the musical pike since their initial assembly a few years past. Presently the band’s activities include, among other things, participation in musical competi- tions throughout the Southland. Though small in numbers and certainly little threat to the larger bands fielded by some of the area's larger high schools, the RHS band is begin- ning to make its musical mark in San Diego County. Band Director Mr. Jauregui is to be commended for his role in honoring the band’s skills to the sharpness they presently exhibit. 124 125 CHOIR The RHS Choir had many performances and ac- tivities this year, including Christmas programs for many community organizations — the Kiwanis Club, Michael's House, and the Nutrition Center. A performance at Knott's Berry Farm was a special highlight for the Choir this year. The 1000 Voice Choir at Point Loma College was again the success it is always anticipated to be. Back row. L to R: Mark Lucas. Gove Allen. Chris Kitchen. Second row; Vonnie Stains. Troy Brockett. Holly Allen, Christina Smith, Michelle Jones. Third row: Kim Lundin. Myanda Fisher, Joanne Glaudini. Sherri Willis. Monica Weisner. Front row: Marsi Gayer. Evelyn Awbre. Sonny Armstrong. Tracee Warren. Drama Back row, L to R: Sue Crawford. Adviser Warren Roper. Jennie Knapp. Shawn Davis. Kristina Smith. Crystal Prejean. Lori Parker. Carrie McCullough. Front row: Dana Shutt. Shelli Peterson. Jill Gerber. Jeff Speck. Not shown: Craig Buffington. Robert Schneider. Steve Gastelum. Shawna Atkinson. Robby Marinez. Wade Nelson. Under the very capable direction of Mr. Warren Roper, the RHS Drama Department presented a diverse selection of plays during the 1983-84 school years. The group’s fall production was an excellent presentation of TEN LIT- TLE INDIANS an Agatha Christie classic; top billing went to Ray Carlburg. Joanne Glaudini. and David Ratinov. The play ran for four nights in early November. The spring production was the ever-popular SNOOPY!!! — THE MUSI- CAL. Starring in the late April production were Chris Kitchen as the misunderstood Charlie. Darcy Haeger as Lucy, and Craig Buffington as the canine lead. Snoopy. On the social side of the school year, the Play Productions and the Dance Company co-sponsered the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. California Scholarship Federation Back row L to R. Becky Cawyer. Chris Dean. Steve Tweedale. David Ratanou. Chris Kitchen. Martin Neder. Steve Runzel. Steve Baker. Tom Martz. Aaron Bair. Brian Young. Bottom L to R. Andy Solmenson. Jean Finer. Keneen Brown. Marcy Owens. Cindy Plunkett. Jenifer Silva. Alison Cambell. Nicole Kimpi. Advisor. Mr. Hill. CSF Officers. Back row L to R. Jean Finer. Member at Large. Steve Twee- dale. Treasurer. Martin Neder. Co. President. Bottom row L to R. Keneen Brown. Fundraiser Chairperson. Cindy Plunkett. Co. Pres.. Jenifer Silva. Sec.. Niki Kimpi. Kevin Greer. Co. Vice Pres. Academic League Varsity Academic League. Ray Carlberg, Aaron Bair. Vern Lemming. Martin Neder. Chris Dean. Heidi Rosenau, Cindy Plunkett. Jean Feiner. Adviser Mr. Johnston. J.V. Academic League. Tom Martz. Chris Kitchen. Gove Allen. Dan King. Frosh Academic League. Deanna Ely. Joanne Maynared. Chris Ragsdale. Mark Lucas. Dianne Walker. Jennifer Wolfeild. Amy Abbot. Mary Pugliese. Dana Shutt. Lisa Wagner. Heather Paddock. 129 KEY CLUB (from left to right) Kevin Greer, Mark Menotti. Tom Martz, Brian Patterson. Brad Berry. Amado Macias. Steven Tweedale. Aaron Bair. Verne Leming. Dave Packwood. Don Maclnnes. (not pictured) Martin Neder. Steve Baker. Corey Menotti. Dave Clancey. Rich Hershey. Rudy Castro. Matt Souza, Lance Brown, and Coach Menotti (Advisor). The Officers are: Brad Berry (Treasurer). Steve Baker (President). Tom Martz (Secretary). Brian Patterson (Vice President). Coach Menotti (Advisor). The Key Club is an entirely male club at our High School. Though they are not active on campus, they are active in the community. They are a non-profit organization that was formed for the benefit of the community. This younger branch of the Kawanis Club has done several things this year. They put American flags up in town on Veteran's Day. helped renovate a house for the Adult Day Care Center, and assisted with the Special Olympics. They helped the com- munity . . . From All Angles!! 132 [NEWSPAPER STAFF Newspaper Staff Hits It Big! All around the campus, people are talking about it! About what? About the Newspaper Staff’s newest issue of the Hi-life! Each exciting issue contained a little enjoyment for everyone. Sports. Letters, and Contemporary articles were contained in every edi- tion. Mary Vrooman. editor-in-chief, had several diffi- culties to deal with throughout the year. Mary and her staff delt with limited space, supplies, and mon- ey. The limited space was caused because the News- paper Staff was forced to share a normal classroom when they should be allowed a classroom that is souly for the newspaper. Many times important arti- cles and photographs are taken from the room by students who are not on the staff. These lifts of materials hurt only the student body. To produce a � 1 newspaper, the staff needed money. They did a very good job this year. but. with a bit more money, they could do an even better job. This staff produced fair, accurate, and timely arti- cles with each edition. Though the newspaper only costs ten cents, it is well worth your money. This is a great newspaper and Staff . . . From all Angles!! (from left to right standing) Bill Bevill. Mila Pantovich. Andrea Snelling. Carrie Gansert. Diana Perez. Dean Stein, (sitting) Kim Wedin, Sue Swaggerty. and Mary Vrooman (editor-in-chief). 133 SKI CLUB Left to Right: Vicki Gibson. Miss Leitlein. Nicole Kempi. Jennifer Wohfiel. Alison Cambell. Janette Bjornestad. Kathy Feistner. Mr. Jordan. Carolyn Bowker. During winter break the ski club went to Mammoth Mountain. They stayed at the Mammoth Ski and Racquet Club for one week, however they were only able to ski for three days due to a blizzard which lasted two days. They held the Halloween dance and helped with the concessions at the powder puff game to raise money for their trip. They also intend to make a trip to the Colorado river during spring break BACKPACKING CLUB A small but active group of RHS students forms the nucleus of this year’s backpacking club. Modersted by Mr. Nabours of the Special Education Department, the club has been actively engaged in troopin through the paths and trails of San Diego County this year. Although most of this year’s trooping has been limited to San Diego and its environs, there are plans afoot for more extensive hikes next year; for instance, a hike up Mount Everest, a trek through the Black Forest, a forced marched through the Dakota Badlands and an overnighter to the Barona Indian Reservation. Club Officers: Harry Pecorelli. Sam Cunningham. Bill Bailey. Advisor — Mr Nabours. Left to Right: Harry Pecorelli. Sam Cunningham. Kathy Kutcher. Chuck Warden, Evette Paul. Mr. Nabours. Bill Bailey. INDUSTRIAL ARTS FOOD TRADES This course includes on the job training and related instruction for jobs in the food industry. Serving, cooking, hosting and baking are among many skills taught. They also prepare lunch for the preschool and the teachers everyday. This class is good for anyone who is interested in the food industry. Top row L to R: Eric Renn. David Burhans. Steve Doss. Tony Watt. Randy Eliseo. Richard Langdon. David Leslie. Middle row L to R: Bev Spiker. Debbie Knowlton. Carol Adam. Sherry Anderson. Margo Scanlan, Renee Wooley. Brenda McKee. Stacy Kendall. Linda Poloski. Bottom row L to R: Steve Griffin. Jean Menendez. Patty Chambers. Tammy Ybarra. 137 FUTURE FARMERS p OF AMERICA |j Back row, L to R: Sam Cunningham. Denise Borras. Kerry Beck. Alan Darnel. Adviser, Mr. Bill Bowman, Tony Howell. Front row: Deanna Ely, Linda Lynch, Deanna Howell. Christy Hopkins, Clifford Morgan. Tyra Shuster, Robert Lyons, Bill Baily. Back row. L to R: President — Sam Cunningham, Adviser — Bill Bowman. Front row: Vice President — Kerry Beck, Secre- tary — Christy Hopkins. Not shown: Sentinal — Mavriek Mc- Clure. Treasure — Shannon McClure. The Ramona Future Farmers is fast be- coming very active on the local and state levels; the driving force behind this new flur- ry of activity has been a group of dedicated freshmen and sophomores, whose interest stems from their having definite plans for fu- tures in the field of agriculture and related careers. The image projected of the average Aggie student is being modified by students like Shannon McClure who plans to pursue a ca- reer in Vet Medicine; Christy Hopkins, who is dedicated to realizing her hopes for a career in Agricultural Education; and Randy Lepper who is hoping to be an Agriculture Journalist. FOREIGN 1------ I EXCHANGE Felipe Porto and Maria Helena “Lena Silva This year Ramona High has two foreign exchange students, both are from Brazil. Felipe Porto came to Ra- mona from Campinas, Brazil; Lena Silva is from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Arriving in time for the second se- mester Lena and Felipe will remain in Ramona until July. They both find R.H.S. much stricter than their schools: “Brazilian high schools are like American colleges — more diffi- cult, but more lenient.” Although a great difference exists between the two countries, the change has pro- vided a fun experience for both of them, From All Angles. 139 Modern Dance Club This year's R.H.S. Dance Co. was outstanding! Half way through the year Gloria Geldert (Dance Instructor) who had taught R.H.S. Dance for 15 years hung up her leg warmers. And in stepped Paula Caradine. She had a lot to learn, but caught on fast. Just in time for the 12th annual Modern Dance Concert. The students choreograph and dance their own dances for the show. The theme was Putt'in on the Ritz . It wasn't just the talent, costumes, and artwork it was the unity between the students that made the Dance Concert so special and rewarding. All of the dancers are very talented. This year the number of males in the show closely matched the number of females. This was the first year we had break and pop dancing in the show, outstanding break and pop dancers are. Craig Buffington. Kymm Glitch. Mike O'Dell, and Dave Clancy. The dancers also performed at other schools, competitions, and shows throughout San Diego County. Dance Club Officers, back row L to R. Darcy Haeger. Gena King. Debbie Dimich. Sally Pantovitch. Patty Nelson. Lisa Crean. front L to R. Penny McKee. Andrea Snelling. Shelley Walton. I 1 back L to R. Craig Buffington. Doug Snyder. Andy Solmenson, Rudy Castro. Kirk Caravello. Ed Amante. Shanna Harlow. Shelley Walton. Mike O'Dell. Middle L to R. Brenda Crean. Chuy Ramirez. Pam Haltermann. Gena King. Kelly Kosut. Kelly Hartmeyer. Cindy Cochran. Kim Krause. Jennifer Lynch. Stephanie Deboer. Sally Pantovich. Debbie Dimich. Front L to R. Linda Owens. Candy Browmngm. Lisa Crean. Andrea Snelling. Darcy Heager. Vicky Miller. Heidi Rosenau. Penny McKee. Patty Nelson. Tammy Gilbreath. Kristen Johnson. Teri Eidson. 140 A.S.B. Front row. I to r: Sue Swaggerty. Debby Clark. Kim Kathawa. and John Monetta. Back row. I to r: Martin Neder. Shellie Walton. Andy Salmonsen, and Michelle Roberts. Being an A.S.B. officer takes a lot of responsibility. This year’s officers responded well to their responsibil- ities. They united together to make Ramona High a nicer place. The year started with a successful Homecoming week, followed by the Air Band concert, hypnotist, and lunch concerts. These activities kept us well enter- tained. Despite the loss of Publicity Commissioner Shellie Walton, the A.S.B. perservered. Sue Swageerty was elected Publicity Commissioner and filled her office with energy and enthusiam. Acting as A.S.B. President for the past year has been one of my most memorable experiences of R.H.S. It has had its ups and its downs, but the ups exceed the downs by far. I have been lucky; this year I have worked with people who wanted to do their best and make a difference at this school. And that's what I wanted to do. make a difference, give it everything, and make Ramona High a better place when I left than when I entered it. I feel I have accomplished my goal. Here's to '84! — Andy Salmonsen A.S.B. President President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Publicity Commissioner Sales and Concessions Activities Commissioner School Board Rep. 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Teri Eidson Joe Turner Layout Artists Becky Cawyer Heidi Rosenau Elaine Jennings Kathy Kugler Gena King Vicki Gibson 155 1 Currenl n ■ — Events Campaign ’84 Our Incumbent President Ronald Reagan is running a- gainst three strong democratic contestants in the 1984 Presidential campaign. At the head of the Democratic race is Walter Mondale, followed closely by Gary Hart, and Jesse Jackson. Olympics The 1984 Summer Olympics were held in Los Angeles California. R.H.S. Alma Matre Hale to thee our Alma Matre. Heed our parting call, shine the light on all our honor, never let us fall. Ever faithful true and loyal, loving the Grand old ”R” looking back to fond old memories. Sad, but Proud we are! New Leadership This is Mrs. Clarks first year at R.H.S., Mr. Alva left in Oct. Karen Clark deserves a big round of applause for all the efforts and accomplishments she has shown this year. Prom ’84 The Junior, Senior Prom was held at the Rancho Bernardo Inn this year. The band N-E-l provided the night’s music. The theme All Night Long was carried through with an after Prom on a two hour harbor cruise around San Diego Bay. Music '84 — Michael Jackson — THRILLER, Billy Jean, Beat it, PYT, Human Nature, That Girl is Mine. Culture Club — Karma Chameleon, Church of a Poisen Mind, Do you really want to hurt me, Red Red Wine, Miss me Blind, Time, Duran Duran, Police, Van Halen, Dio, Ozzy Osborn, Motley Crue, Alabama, Weird Al Yankavitch, Eat it, 1 love Rocky Road, Another One Rides the Bus, My Baloga, Brady Bunch. WHERE’S THE BEEF?” Films Leading Films of 1984 are . . . Flashdance, Terms of Endearment, Footloose, Stayin' Alive, Police Academy, Splash, All the Right Moves, Christine, and Eddie Mur- phy’s — Delirious. Chippen Dales I I This is the year 1984 also a book title by George Or- well, his predictions did not materialize. Mod is in ,.. It’s the attitude that counts. This year did not pass without Nation- al Conflict. The big- gest hotspots were Lebannon, Gren- nada, Central Amer- ica, and especially in El Salvador. While U.S. troops attempt- ed to keep the peace in Lebannon, the U.S. sent aid to Nic- argua, El Salvador, and other Central American Countries. In a contest against communism, these militiant actions caused strained rela- tionships at home as with the U.S.S.R. Progress This year we have two new additions to the school, at the High School a new pool was installed, and next door to the High School a new Jr. High is being built. Heavy Metal— Spikes — Leather 1983-84 at R.R.S. contained a variety of . (plural noun) Football had a (adjective) season, along with Basketball. This year brought many . (noun) Mr. Alva was replaced by Mrs. . (proper noun) The Seniors , (verb) the Juniors were busy with (noun) and (noun) most of the vear. The Sophomores are still the (adjective) fools and remain the (noun) of upperclassmen’s jokes and the Freshmen, welll, they got . (verb) In the beginning of the year, the Seniors (verb) for their . (plural noun) the hypnotist made an appearance and his subjects (verb) under, his unusual . (noun) The (adjective) club concert was (adjective) Overall this year was . (verb) everybody FADS Plastic— Shoes, Purses, and jewlery. Cabbage Patch Dolls, Penny Loafers, Pumps, Top Siders, Garfield, Odie, Pookie. someday AAA Discount Depot 2220 Main Street Ramona, CA 92065 789-3210 Ramona Home Improvement 2344 Main Street Ramona, CA 92065 789-7030 O k-Mfcwa f .amona Cjifti 1449 Main Street in Alpha Beta Center” Ramona, California 92065 Phone: (619) 789-1852 Nite: (619) 789-0419 Czeatiue 3iaiz -THE ULTIMATE IN HAIR8TYLE8 1 130 D 8T. SUITE B RAMONA. CALIF. 709-BB1B tf t4unA tce Ayatcy 20 Plus Insurance Companies To Choose Prom AUTO HOME LIFE HEALTH BUSINESS Annette J. Duaseault. Owner IN THE ALPHA BETA CENTER 1419 Main St. Ramona, CA 92065 (619) 789-5574 158 L Our special thanks to Alpha Beta and Godfather’s Pizza for helping to make this year’s El Afto Dance a great success! The El Afto Staff Dedication This years El Aflo is dedicated to Robert. Heather, and Mike. All three loved, honored, and missed by the students and faculty of‘ Ramona High School. Echoes I'm empty, what am I supposed to do? Life is going on. and nothing has stopped for you. The shock has left my body numb. My heart beats like a broken drum. I feel so lost, nothing can be Si So many memories are rollinj A time to be born, a time toi But why so young? No answ gp hy Time will heal, is what they I can’t think of the future, oi And my broken heart that is torn apart. I try to let go but It's so hard to start. Your face and your smile is Printed in my soul. Without you I feel like a half. Not a whole But for you I will live and go on. And go on. A part of you has mad wiy fcetter. ?on|. Kymm Glitch k f Even though you are gon Robert DeLosSantos 10 2 65 to 3 4 84. Class of 1984. For NeNe and Yolanda There was a funeral at school today Goodbye was said with tears All minds were searching for reasons The etfgTTTS ronfasmg a boy a car Bl a dark night and Mpfcie iswer 1 His death in her arms was so un He’s gone She's strong so bad so good 9 „ life cut short BIB PleafSfl LoV Love Mothe Blessed are those who for they shall be comforted. You are not mourning alone some die old some die young but all die Accept m faith He is cared for. Jennifer Lynch Mike Wood 1 20 65 to summer '83 Class of 1983. 160 9