RAMONA HIGH SCHOOL 1401 HANSON LANE RAMONA CA 92065 VOL. 64 1 Hello to old and new friends. Hello to teachers and classes. Hello to sports and activities. Hello to homework and early mornings. Hello to the new school year. Hello 85” When we look back on our days at R.H.S. we will be reminded of all the good times of this and years past: Our friends, our successes, our favorite teach- ers. Looking forward to the future, we will never forget the time we spent here at R.H.S. The bright faces, the happy times and remember each with a HELLO AGAIN! 2 Introduction Introduction 3 HELLO AGAIN .. . 1. Doug King and Scott Paddock on their way to class? 2. “Look at that form! 3. “Are you serious?” 4. Oh no. I've been slimed! 5. Jeren Fox doing leg extensions. 6. The wise fools. 7. Let me out! 8. Steve Baker playing peek-a-boo. Theme 5 Student ile What is exciting, fun and humorous.7 the answer is undoubtedly Student Life at Ramona High School. Student Life may also be called student in- volvement. It is important to create a spirited atmosphere. Student Life was practiced by the entire student body. There was the excitement of returning to Ramona High after a long summer vacation. We saw old friends and made new ones, finding out who had new cars and discovering the fashion trends for the upcoming year. Once school got underway, humor was brought into dull school days by student dress-up and arousing pep-rallies. The success of the football team also inspired the students and added renewed spirit and excitement to the campus. Without student participation and involvement school would be boring. Without Student Life would school even exist.7 Mondays vs. Fridays 1. Tammy Stein and Marcy Bailey arrive at school on a Monday morning. 2. Alison Campbell, Brenda Crean and Doug King leave school on a Friday afternoon. 3. Stand up for the kick-off. 8 Monday vs. Did you ever notice how true Murphy s law is . . . especially on a Monday? Mondays have been called the worst day of the week just as Fridays have been termed the day for partying and having fun. It seemed that bad luck always found its way into Mondays: heavy homework assign- ments. couples breaking up. forgetting your books and keys. The school week started off on a Monday, that had to mean something. Have you ever heard of something good hap- pening on a Monday? Garfield said it perfect- ly when he stated. I hate Mondays. Fridays, on the other hand, were what we waited for during the other four days: foot- ball games, pep rallies, parties, fun and good times. School ended and weekends began at 2:00 p.m. Friday. Good times, friends, music and laughs all tied in with the wonderful day we called Friday. When it came to Monday vs. Friday, there was no comparison. Friday 9 V The Bulldog Boutique 1. Paul Chamberlain and his pals are Black in Black. 2. The Mod Squad 3. Look at those ears! 4. And then there was Amy and Selena. 10 Fashion Fashion has a large effect on High School students. The blue jean scene and polo shirts are guys fashion wear, while the girls are into belts and braclets, leather and lace, and fluorescence. One of the most popular dress styles is mod. Fashion effects the way we feel, the way we act, and the way we think. Maybe that is why there are so many diverse personalities as well as diverse fashions. Fashion 11 6A 5. Kari Rodolf and Alison Brooking show off their contemporary style. 6. Jeans-n-things 7. Look at that ballet style! 8. The Outsiders Back To Basics 12 Academics Life at Ramona High is not all fun and games. For six periods a day we must all be in a classroom learning to think. We had to sit quietly listening to a boring lecture while our hands were ready to fall off due to taking endless pages of notes. And when our be- loved teachers weren't satisfied with the amount of work they had already given us, they joyfully gave us lengthy if not impossi- ble to be done homework assignments. Those students who took the AP courses had twice as much to be sorry for since their instructors were preparing’’ them for their college years ahead. Many spent agonizing hours the night before Mr. Bowman s term paper was due while others spent the evening divising a new way to cheat on Baniaga's biology final. Not all classes were boring though, Tambo always had a joke to liven up the mood .. . And who could forget Mr. Holt’s speeches from on top of his desk? For the most part the academics at RHS aren’t all that bad. We may not enjoy them but we do learn to live with them. 1. Daniel Bowen is cracking open the books. 2. Martin Nedcr, a computer whiz? 3. James Hill in the welding room. 4. Mr Robinson assists a student in the science lab. 3. Todd Martin designs his future. 6. Raise your hand if you're sure. 7. Mr. Jordan helping an auto student. 8. Group studying. 9. Hi-Tech kitchen arts. 10. Niki Kempi. Tom Martz, and Steve Baker hard at work in the library. Academics 13 Campus Classics 14 Campus Classics What is it that makes cars so in demand among Ramona teens? Is it the thrill of being in control of the machine? Or is it just being able to say Let's cruise?” Whatever it is that makes teens get cars, they've got them, and so does Ramona High School. What is the purpose of these cars? Some students purchase cars for the purpose of racing or showing. Some prefer trucks for four-wheeling. Nevertheless, the most com- mon reason is probably the most obvious ... transportation. The perfect method of get- ting to and from school in style and comfort, without having to ride buses crowded with little kids. As you look around R.H.S. you can see an assortment of cars. Our parking lot has obtained everything from the newest sports car to the junkiest of jalopies, and every classic in between. The Working Class A common question of how to support oneself arises during High School. Most stu- dents desire a car, Saturday night dates, and the other luxuries of a teenager and unless we are independently wealthy the only answer is to get a job. Where can you obtain one of these reward- ing occupations.' Fast Food places are where most students go for those get rich quick jobs. McDonalds houses a great number of R.H.S. students. Others seek employments in a more upstanding atmosphere such as the Country Club. The more fortunate may be allowed to go into the family business early and work in private enterprise. A job greatly cuts down on the time allot- ted in the day to spend on extra-curricular activities, homework, and sleeping may be partly responsible for the poor test scores of some students. Is a job really worth all the trouble, time, and the aggravations of a cranky boss just for that paycheck at the end of the month? — Absolutely!!! A 1. Jordan Blanchard hard at work at the mobile station. 2. Lucy Estrada behind the counter at Jack in the Box. 3. John Schmutz busy at 7-11. 4. Michelle Crean enjoys her work! 3. Eric Smith serves creatures of habit at Del Taco. 6. Mark Menotti, Aaron Bair, and Tom Mart? work together at The Old Telephone 'ompany. Jobs 17 On The Eighth Day God Created Weekends! Ramona, and her impressive geographical surroundings, offers R.H.S. students a chance for funfilled weekends. For the country western mind- ed, there are rodeos, livestock auctions, and square dances. Ramona High’s surf and desert rats enjoy easy and quick access to Southern California’s beaches and sand dunes. During football and basketball season, sports buffs of all ages have an opportunity to watch the Bulldogs take on their Avocado League rivals. AFTER DARK NIGHTCLUB THE SECOND BEST EXPERIENCE YOU'LL EVER HAVE SPECIAL PASS FOR SUN. REG. $4 to 5$ ADMISSION REG. $4 to b® AUMISbIUN WITH PASS $1 ADMISSION PASS GOOD FOB THE MONTH OF_______ Corner Midway E. Valley Pkwy, Escondido 741-4055 5. Night life in Ramona Weekends 19 Lunch Hot Spots 20 Lunch Whether in the amphitheater, McDonalds. place on the tree wells situated around the choice, a matter of who you want to be seen or wherever, the place in which you eat re- campus, or invent places to go. with, and where you want to be seen with fleets many things about you and your The reason for these choices are many and them. friends. Some people choose the solitude of varied. The amphitheater may be a place to be No matter what you prefer, it's a sure thing eating on the lawn, or the hustle and bustle of going out to eat. Others choose to relax and shoot the breeze , while some find their seen, and to see others, the tree wells less hectic, and uncrowded atmosphere may offer you what you want. It's all an individual that lunch is preferrable to class, for anyone! Hot Spots 21 It’s A Small World 22 Foreign Exchange Faamealaja Tauleglo is our Foreign Exchange student from American Somoa. She likes America better than the South Seas, because of the weather. She also likes Ramona, because it bears a strong resemblance to her village on Somoa's coast. She likes the school; however, she says people are more serious about learning. I aamealaja's school stands in contrast to those of other Foreign Exchange student s, in that there are more activities. In Somoa there are few poor people, and most everyone is polite. Though she likes America and it's people, she feels more comfortable living in Somoa. From Finland, Tiina Piensoho is spending her senior year here at R.H.S. She says that R.H.S. is easier than her school, and that Ramona has more activities. Tiina finds no big difference in the countries' people; however, the people here seem more friendly, especially the boys. Well, she likes the country and the people, so what about the town.-' Though it’s a nice little town, Tiina says that it can sure get boring. Sari Immonen arrived during the summer from Finland to spend her senior year here in Ramona. She finds California's climate appealing, and she especially likes our beaches. She enjoys Ramona High School and having the opportunity to participate in the numerous school activities. She likes Finish people more; however, she feels our boys are more gentlemanly. Sari says that America is not as free as she expected. Rita Gaspar. a senior visiting from Portugal Finds America a pleasantly different experience. She feels Americans have many opportunities, be- cause of our strong government and currency. Although she Finds America bee. she finds High School smothering and has a feeling that a Big Brother is watching. As for Ramona itself; she says Ramona is a nice LITTLE town, but I don't like living here. Although we all can attest to its smallness. Rita says that Ramona is a different experience, and because of that, she likes it. Foreign Exchange 23 AIRHEAD — n. — a person with reduced mental capacities AWESOME — adj. — amazing and marvel- ous; astounding BAD — adj. — really cool BITCH EN — adj. — fantastic BLITZED — adj. — when you're there phys- ically, not mentally BRAIN CHAIN — n. — particular group of friends BUFF — adj. — extremely muscular CHILL OUT — v. — calm down; maintain COOL — adj. — calmly audacious, self pos- sessed CRUISE — v. — to conduct an exploration DORK — n. — a clod; nerd DUDE — n. — the perfect discription of the male FAG — n. — anyone you don't like or is different from you FOR DAYS — adj. — a lot; a bunch FUGLY — adj. — figure it out! GET A GRIP — v. — face reality GET A JOB — v. — get your act together GO FOR IT — v. — go on; try it GWEEB — n. — 10 x Dork + Nerd HOT — adj. — the ultimate, sensational I'M ILL — ect. — when you want to get sick over something or someone. IT'S BEEN REAL — adj. — fun. but not real fun JET — v. — to go or leave in a hurry LAME — adj. — feeble, stupid LET'S JAM — v. — exiting in a hurry LIKE — conj. — used instead of but, and. or LIVE — adj. — super bad MASS — adv. — beyond the max MEGA — adj. — very, the most NERD — n. — creep, dork, geek PSYCH — v. — to excite RAD — adj. — amazing, stunning SCENIC ROUTE — n. — the best place to be when exploring TOO FUNNY — whatever — beyond laugh- ter TOTALLY — adj. — absolutely, completely TO THE MAX — adj. — the extreme; ulti- mate WIGGED OUT — adj. — existing and dif- ferent Language 25 Tr ’Teem 1984-85 In Review What is current today will be history to- morrow. We would like to bring you a little history that was big news during this year. The popular entertainers, sports teams, and the headlines that were splashed across news- papers are all part of what made the past school year. PEOPLE William Shrader became the first human to survive an operation for an artificial heart, and is expected to lead a normal life . . . Vanessa Williams abdicated her Miss America crown after she was found to have posed for nude photographs that were later published in ' Penthouse” magazine .. . Princess Diana followed tradition by giv- ing birth to a second son. Prince Harry, who is now third in line for the crown . . . Indira Gandhi was assassinated by her own body guard after serving in her homeland, India, for 35 years as prime minister . . . Jerry David Dominelli was indicted for mishandling funds in his multi-million dollar investment company .. . The town of San Ysidro became the tragic sight of a massacre when an armed gunman senselessly killed 22 people at a local McDon- ald's fast food restaurant . . . The death of the Soviet President Cher- nenko brought on a new 52 year old Russian leader Mikhair Gorbachev . . . Our school principal. Mr. Myron H. Bill was fired along with Junior High principal Mr. Ron Carter. The School Board claims that it was because the principals had differ- ent philosophies” than what the board want- ed. The students were upset by this. They skipped classes, walked down main street at lunch, and even held a student sick-out” with everyone coming back to school hold- ing unexcused notes from home. ENTERTAINMENT Prince and The Revolution became a smash hit this year with their movie and soundtrack of Purple Rain.” Their dress style was also passed on as a new fashion trend. Music Television (MTV) became a fore- most entertainment industry in it's own right polling 45% of the teen audience as viewers Dan Akroid and Bill Murray made a come back with their box office smash Ghostbus- ters.” ... Eddie Murphy's Beverly Hills Cop grossed three million dollars at the box of- fice, and made Murphy an instant star . . . The Broadway musical Cats debuted on the west coast for the first time, and proved to be a hit with all age groups . .. America fell in love with a furry little mug- wai named Gizmo in the movie Gremlins. Gremlin paraphernalia was a big hit through- out the U.S. and Canada. Madonna made her first film appearance, and captured the hearts of teens throughout the nation with her talented singing voice and music. Current Events 27 Reagan l viS2 10NER AL 1984-85 In Review POLITICS Ronald Reagan and running mate George Bush, were re-elected in November. The Rea- gan Bush ticket won by a landslide . . . Geraldine Ferraro made history by becom- ing the First woman vice-presidential candi- date to represent a major political party . . . Nuclear Arms talks resumed between the Soviet Union and the U.S. Many citizens throughout the world formed large protest groups in favor of an Nuclear Arms freeze . . . Many abortion clinics nationwide were bombed or vandalized by pro-life supporters. The pro-life coalition was organized by peo- ple marching and sitting in the nation's cap- ital . . . Nicaragua's civil war raged during 1985. The U.S. and other world powers were in a quandry as to what action to take . . . Federal officials made major drug orien- tated arrests in Cuba and Columbia. In retali- ation. narcotic bosses in Mexico and Panama waged a personal war against Drug Control Officers and tourists . . . Plague and famine struck civil war torn Ethiopia . In response, world food organiza- tions came forward and tried to remedy the problem . . . San Diego's mayor, Roger Hcdgecock, was indicted by the district attorney and the fiar political practices board for receiving il- legal campaign contributions . . . The Senate thought that Edwin Meese, the Attorney General, was using his office to gain extra income. They held an investigation, and found that Meese was innocent. SPORTS Mark Menotti became the First wrestler from Ramona to place higher than Fifth in the San Diego Section CIF masters tournament. He went to the state wrestling tournament in Stockton at the University of PaciFic campus. Menotti then proceeded to advance all the way to the quarter finals before Finally being eliminated . . . BYU took on Michigan in the 1985 Holi- day Bowl. BYU won and solidified their number one ranking for college football in the country .. . The United States had the honor of host- ing the 23rd Summer Olympics in Los Ange- les. Our own American athletes dominated the high diving, men's and women's gymnas- tics, and the track and field events . . . The National League Champions, San Diego Padres, took on the American League Champions. Detroit Tigers, in the 1985 World Series. Four games were played in which the Tigers won three and became the World Champions. This year's world series had added excitement for all of us here in San Diego County since the First two games were played at San Diego's Jack Murphy Stadium The 19th Super Bowl was played at Stan- ford University in Palo Alto. The San Francis- co 49ers took on the Miami Dolphins. The 49er quarterback, Joe Montana, led his team to a great victory. Current Events 29 BEST and WORST of 84-85 Movies best worst Beverly Hills Cop Bachelor Party Friday the 13th party Beat Street Ghostbusters Best Defense Into The Night Breakin' Places In The Heart Gremlins Porky's Revenge New Kids Protocol Purple Rain Revenge Of The Nerds Sheena Sylvester Starman The Breakfast Club The Killing Fields The Flamingo Kid Tomboy The Karate Kid Top Secret The Sure Thing 2010 Witness Vision Quest Albums Billy Idol-Rebell Yell Bruce Springsteen- Born In The U.S.A Chicago- 17 Cindy Lauper- She's So Unusual Depeche Mode- Some Great Reward Huey Lewis- Sports Lionel Richie-Can't Slow Down Madonna-Like A Virgin Prince and The Revolution-Purple Rain Ratt-Out Of The Cellar Scorpions-Love at First Sting The Cars-Heartbeat City Wham- Make It Big Senioritis — An Epidemic 'A I. Dana Clanton — Studying? 2. Amado dressed for another day in prison. 3. Welcome to honest Daves car land. 4. I think I can handle dessert. 32 Senioritis A disease that spread like wild fire through the senior class, also contaminated the under- classmen. This treacherous disease is known commonly as senioritis. The symptoms are obvious: tardies, truancies, seniors reported as missing, forgotten homework, books beginning to mold in lockers, and tendencies to prefer Ronald McDonald over fifth period teachers. The everyday High School activities soon became Senior activities, such as: Pep assemblies, the line at Mrs. Celaya's window, toilet-papering, a sudden need to be in the parking lot with a car, and the all-time favor- ite Senior event: Saturday School. The alma mater becomes the old, Here we go AGAIN with the opening lines changing to, Hail to thee, the years almost over, HURRY our parting call. Shine thy light on all our effort, never let us fail. Ju- niors, be on the look-out for these symptoms next year! Senioritis 33 The Senior year. This was the year to decide about our futures, and the life that laid before us. All those decisions about college, going away, and four more years of school. One can’t help but wonder what happens after graduation. Will my friends still be close? What will college be like? How much will my life be changed? These seemed to be questions that were impossible to answer; however, with time, determination and a strong will, these questions were answered one way or another. The Senior year is by far the greatest and most memorable. The events that happened in previous years mean so much more in the final year. The excitement of everything was almost tripled. It seemed everyday was taken a little bit more seriously. The good times were so plentiful. The year came and went so fast it seemed it was hardly there at all. But the year was definitely there. It left it’s mark in our memories, never to be forgotten. Juana Alvarez Mendoza Gus Arrendondo Aaron Ldward Bair Steven Patrick Baker Sergio Abarca June Abraham John Alberts Dale Albright Linda Barajas Lynn Beery Tamara Jo Bemcnt Peter liennett Seniors I.arene Berg Brad Berry Cheryl Biggs Jordan Mark Blanchard Jonell Boggus Bill Bolen Laural Boortz Juanita Marie Botello Daniel Bowen Carolyn Dawn Bowker John Boykin Richard Breaux Seniors 37 Diana Carol Brewer Scott Brinkerhoff Michael Brockett Colton Brooking Keneen Brown Michael Brown Candace Anne Browning Denise Buchanan Paula Marie Buggeln David Robert Burhans Steven Mark Burstein Kirk S. Caravello 38 Seniors Richard Girl Kathy Janette Girter Paul Alfred Cavallo Paul Chamberlain Mike Chatfield Veronica Chavez Ronald Chamberlin Margi Chambers David Troy Clancy Dana Clanton Michelle Ann Conley Robert Cook Seniors 39 Tom Crandall Susan Crawford Michelle Crean Wendi Crooks David Cullison Kathy Danielson Diane Davis Stephanie Jo DeBoer lobby De Vries Joel Dietmeyer Deborah Jo Dimich Nick Darrell D bson 40 Seniors Randall Eliseo Lucy Estrada Shawn Falconer Dana Fallaw Jean Feiner Jeran Fox David Scott Funderburk Diana Elizabeth Garcia Kim J. Doherty Steve Doss Kevin Drake Rhea Edwards Seniors 41 S9 Marsi Jodel Gayer Kelly Ann Garvin Rita Gaspar Lisa Ann Garrett Stephanie Lynn Geer Michelle Elizabeth Gelinas Tammy Gilbreth Alice Gordon Tim Goslin Mark Heise Erick Wayne Hendrickson Edward A. Hennij; 42 Seniors Jessica Hernandez Kathleen M. Hughes Peggy Sue Hughes Dawn Mishele Hunter Sari Immonson Kristin Dawn Johnson Brocclyn Heather Kesselring Bryan Kilcrease Roger Kilcrease Maria Hernandez Kelly Hooper Mark R. Hopkins Seniors 43 Jennifer Lyn King I alinda Lee Klock James R kimery Carla Koach Kelly Patricia Kosut Kimberly Krause Mike Laky Patricia Michelle Lairson Carol Landry Carol Loreen Lapp I racy Lawyer 44 Seniors David Ledwith Karrn I eczy Vernon David l.eslie Ancela Mahoney Mark Mac Petrie Amado Macias Jennifer Lynch Margie Denise Mahoney Dorene Renee Marcoux Seniors 45 Kimberly Middlecamp Laura Miller Matthew Miller Pandi Miller 46 Seniors Vicki Miller Maria Elena Morales Ofelia Morales Borragan Tina Marie Morehouse Robert Morris Lisa Dawn Morrison Brian Mowcry Martin Neder Lori Nelms Wade Raymond Nelson Francis Nicolas Kimberly Novinger Seniors 47 Urenda Payne Mike Pate Brian Patterson Ion hnfa Troy Pearce Dominique ( onsi lia Pecorelli Tiina Piensoho David Osborne Derek Pai e Sally Pantovich Julie Park 48 Seniors Joseph Pierce Cindy Plunkett Dayna Porter Mary Elizabeth Pugliese Scott D. Reed Raymond Reine James Reynolds Mike J. Rodgers Gina Rodriguez Kimberly Dawn Rogers Thad Rossen Mark Rudolf Seniors 49 Steven N. Runzel Daniel Keith Saber Reggie Sanchez Eva Sandez Kristy Anne Shannon Jennifer Diane Silva Andrew G. Smith. IV Eric Smith Kevin Thomas Smith 50 Seniors Kristina C. Joanne Smith Robert Michael Stein Ronny Stewart Stefanie Stier Michelle Stoddard Lance H. Stratton Brent A. Stringfield Michael Suit DeDe Sweitzer Tonya Jeanice Thomason Seniors 51 Chuck Waibel Diane Walker Scacy Deana Walker Tina Waples Erick Timmsen Karen Toth Bradley Trimble Julie Tuberg Jennifer Tydingco Eric Van Patten Bob Vaughan Susan Vaughn 52 Seniors Philip Weston Eric C Webb Rebecca D. Werner Tony Watt Tammra Winter Dennis Scott Wisham Steve Wisto K. Renee Woolley Cynthia Sue Wicker Laura Wiederhoeft Cindy Williams Sheri Willis Seniors 53 John J. Wren Dawn Wujick Brian Young Cindy Zeigler Seniors Not Pictured Shelly Stevens Dan Acheson Paul Adams Billy Bibaeff Denise Borras Pablo Carmona Mike Carr Dixon Cassey Rudy Castro Jennifer Cohen Ernie Croce Douglas Darnell Matt Dias Joe Eischens Jack Elizarraras Loesha Evans Doug Fail la Greg Failla Gayle Farrell Arturo Garza Ernesto Garza James Hill Mike Hodges Diana Howell Peggy Hughes Jill Jeffus Elena Jimenez William Kaminski Greg Keep Casey Kemmsies James Kesterson Eric Kirk Laura Klukowski Robert Lyons Cathy MacKinnon Danna McMurry Robert Metz Mark Miller Mike Mogart Jimmy Morse George Mrazek Richard Nolder Clinton Oberst Kenneth Osborne Terry Pullen Raaen Rydeen Jean Sablan Juan Salas Robert Salyer Tyra Schuster David Silva Faamealafa Taulealo Karen Thomas Ernie Van Hemert Yvonne Watson Michelle Wilfong Mathew Williams Mylissa Young 54 Seniors Senior Biography A Sergio Abarca — Serg Football — 10.11,12 .. Honor Roll — 9,10,11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Study Medicine at UCSD. Dale Albright — Dalege Track — 9.10.11,12 . . . Football — 9,10.12. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Westmont. Legs Juana Alvarez FUTURE PLANS: To become a cosmetologist. Islands in the Stream Gus Arredondo — Bus Football — 9 .. . Wrestling — 9,10 . . . Track — 9.10 . . Honor Roll — 10,11,12. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Medical School. Sweet Dreams B Aaron Bair Basketball —9.10,11 .. . Golf — 11,12 . . Baseball — 9 .. . Honor Roll — 9,10.11 ... Academic League — 10.11.12 . . . Academic Decathalon — 12 ... Key Club — 10,11.12 .. . CSF — 10,11,12 .. . 4-H — 11,12 . .. Yearbook — 12 .. . Sleep — 9-12 ... Eat — 9-12 ... Study — 0. FUTURE PLANS. To attend Medical School. Steve Baker Soccer — 9.10.11. Captain — 12 .. . Baseball —9 ... Tennis — 10,11 ... Golf—12 ... ASB Secretary — 10 . . ASB V.P. — 11,12 ... Key Club Charter President — 10 . .. Key Club Lieutenant Governor — 11,12 ... Student Council — 9.10.. . Student Council President — 11,12 ... Prom Committee — 11.. Representative to Bulldog Club — 12. FUTURE PLANS: Graduate college, earn a million dol- , lars, go back to Europe. U2 — Pride (in the name of Love) Lynn Beery — Nin” Gymnastics — 9.10,11,12 . . . Drama — 9,10.12 ... Powder Puff — 11,12 . . . Pep Club — 12 .. . Senior Play —9(Oklahoma)... Homecoming Committee — 11,12... Prom Committee — 11 . . . ASB Delegate — 11.12 .. . Town Hall Players — 10,12. FUTURE PLANS: Go to school, sleep and relax. Hard Habit to Break Tammy Bement Class President — 9,10 . . . Softball — 9.10. FUTURE PLANS: To go to Nursing school. The Warrior Peter Bennett — Petage Football —9.10.11 ... Track — 9.10,11,12 ... Honor Roll — 9,10.11. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Art College Jordan Blanchard — Bahama Football —9.10,11.12 ... Golf — 9.10.11.12 . Wres- tling — 10,11.12 . . . Soccer — 9 ... 1 year Co- Bahama God” ... FUTURE PLANS: Attend S.D.S.U., Major in Busi- ness Administration, Become Rich, and buy the Baha- ma Islands You got another thing cornin’ ” Denice Burras — Alyx FFA — 9.10.11.12 ... Ski Club — 12 ... Drama — 9 . . . Band — 9.10,11 . . . Passbusters — 12 .. . Field Hockey — 9 .. . Volleyball — 9,10 . . . Track — 9,10 .. Softball — 9 Pep Club — 9.10,12 .. ROP — 11 . . . Honor Roll — 9,10. FUTURE PLANS: Go toCal. Poly, become veterinarian. The more you live, the more you love Juanita Botello — Mango Drama Club Treas. — 9 . .. Senior Play — 9 ... Powder Puff — 11,12. FUTURE PLANS: 1 plan to attend S.D.S.U. Almost Paradise Carolyn Bowker Ski Club — 11,12 .. . Gymnastics — 9... Track — 10 . Tennis — 9,10,11 .. . Honor Roll — 9.10. .. Jeran, drive me home! FUTURE PLANS: Attend U.C.S.D. party Yes or No Richard Breaux — Rick J.V. Baseball — 10 . . . Golf — 11.12. FUTURE PLANS. Go to college and get degree in Business Finance Wishing Diana Brewer — Brew Modern Dance Club — 10,12 ... Drill Team — 11,12 . . . Honor Roll — 9 ... Powder Puff — 11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Go to Dental school, marry Paul A. Purple Rain Scott Brinkerhoff Art .. . Silk Screening FUTURE PLANS: Go to Art school and drive a Volkswagen 65 Love Affair Michael Brockett — Sprocket Cross Country — 9. FUTURE PLANS: Own motorcycle shop Still Life Keneen Brown — Nini Honor Roll — 9-12. Pep Club—12 ... CSF —9-12 . . Drama 9-12... Dance Club — 12 .. . Yearbook — 9 . .. Academic League — 10-12 . Powder Puff — 11,12. . . ASB Delegate — 10-12 . . . Prom Committee — 11 ... S-Club — 12 . .. Pass Busters — 12 ... Homecoming Committee — 11,12 ... Town Hall Players — 10-12. FUTURE PLANS Attend Pre Med School with Minor in Dramatic Arts Hard Habit to Break' Michael Brown Crosscountry— 9. Honor Roll — 11.. .CSF — 12 . . . Track — 9. FUTURE PLANS Go to College Candace Browning — Brat Cheerleading — 9.10,11,12 ... Yearbook — 11,12 ... Dance Club — 10,11,12 .. . Powder Puff — 11,12 ... Honor Roll — 9.10.12 ... Float Committee — 12 ... ASB Delegate — 9. FUTURE PLANS: Get Married, go to College, make Money, go back to Europe Open Arms Denise Buchanan Powder Puff — 12 ... Honor Roll. FUTURE PLANS: Go to College Desert Moon Paula Buggeln — Waddles Honor Roll — 11 ... Student Council — 10 ... S” Club — 12 . .. Dance Club —11... Newspaper — 12. FUTURE PLANS To attend a school of cosmetolo- gy and get married. When Doves Cry David Burhan — Funbuns Track — 9.10.11 .. . Football — 10.. . Wrestling — 9. FUTURE PLANS. To Find a place with Pete Bennett, go to college, be successful, party, and STAY OUT OF TROUBLE. Steve Burstein — Burney Band —9.10,11,12 .. . Football —9.10.. . Pass Bust- ers — 12. FUTURE PLANS: To attend a J.C. Thomas Byrne — ’Tab Track — 10 .. . Pep Club — 10,12. FUTURE PLANS To attend a JC or Technical School. c Kirk Caravello — Pervy” Football—9. • . Golf— 9.10,11.12 .. .Dance Club — 11. FUTURE PLANS: To become a Banker, or Business Executive. Save A Prayer Kathy Carter — Nipple Lip Dance Club — 10 ... S Club — 12. FUTURE PLANS: Attend a business school, and get married. Still Lovm You Rudy Castro A.S.B. Delegate — 10,11,12 Key Club — 10.11,12 . . . Auto Club— 12 . . . Track —9.10,11,12 ... Cross Country —9.10.11,12 .. . Powder Puff Cheerleader — 11,12 .. . Cheerleader — 12. FUTURE PLANS. To go to the Olympics, become a vet. electric engineer, travel. My Own Way Paul Cavallo — Alfred Football — 9,10,11 . . . Basketball —9.10.11 . . Base- ball — 9.10.11,12. FUTURE PLANS To go as far as I can in Baseball, then become a marine biologist. Margi Chambers — Magarooch A.S.B. Delegate — 10,11,12 ... Track — 9.10 ... Powder Puff — 11 ... Marching Band — 9.10,11.12. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college abroad. Save A Prayer David Clancy — Massive Pineapple Football —9.10.11,12 ... Track —9.10.11.12 .. Key Club — 10,11,12 .. . Wrestling — 10,12 . . . Dance Concert — 11 ... Talent Show — 11. FUTURE PLANS. To attend a four year college, and Seniors 55 travel around the world. Dana Clanton C.S.F. — 11 . . . Basketball — 9.10.11,12 .. . Powder Puff — 11,12 ... Honor Roll — 9.10.11.12. FUTURE PLANS: To attend a JC. Michelle Conley — Shell Class Officer — 10.11.12.. . Dance Club — 9.10.11.12 . . . Powder Puff — 11.12 ... C.S.F. — 9.10.11 ... Cheerleader — 9.10.11.12 ... Homecoming Commit- tee — 10,12. FUTURE PLANS: To attend a four year college and become a Mechanical Engineer. Drive” Robert Cook Soccer — 9,10.12 ... Track — 9,12 ... Cross Country — 9- FUTURE PLANS: Go to college or trade school. Susan Crawford — Sue FUTURE PLANS: To be a social worker, and crimi- nal law. Hard Habit To Break Michelle Crean — Mia Member at Large — 12 . . . Pep Qub — 12 .. . A.S.B. Delegate — 10,11,12 .. . Float Committee — 11,12 ... Volleyball — 10.. . Powder Puff — 12 ... Softball — 12 ... Drill Team — 11,12 ... El Ano Queen — 10. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college and explore more in social welfare. D Kathy Danielson — Chatty Kathy Ski Qub — 9.10,11.12 .. . Powder Puff — 12 ... Football Watergirl — 11 ... Track Stats — 10 ... A.S.B. Delegate — 10,11,12 ... Float Committee — 10 .. . Softball — 12 . . . Pep Club — 9. FUTURE PLANS. Go to school — photography, and continue with my artwork. The Only One Diane David — Di-Di Powder Puff — 11 .. . Dance Club — 10 .. . Honor Roll — 9.10. FUTURE PLANS: Go to a nice college. Princess Stephanie DeBoer — Stcph Drill Team — 10.11.12 ... Powder Puff — 11 Dance Club — 10.11,12 ... Honor Roll — 9.11 Float Committee — 12. Robby Devries — Bahama Football —9.10.11,12... Track — 9.11.12... Bahama God — 9.10.11.12. FUTURE PLANS: To attend SDSU and Major in Business, and become incredibly wealthy. Debbie Dimich — Deb Cheerleader —9.10.11.12... A.S.B. Pub. Comm. — 12 ... V.P. — 9,10.11 ... Basketball — 9.10 .. . Honor Roll — 11. . . Homecoming Princess — 9.10 — Queen — 12... Softball — 11,12. . . Powder Puff — 11,12... Dance Club — 10,11,12 .. . S” Qub — 12 ... Float Committee — 9.10,11.12 . .. Prom Committee — 11. FUTLJRE PLANS: Attend a four year college. Open Arms 56 Seniors Nick Dobson — Knob Football —9.10.11 .. . Wrestling —9.10.11,12 ... Ski Club — 12 ... Auto Club — 12 ... Band — 9.10. FUTURE PLANS: Sparton School of aeronautics. Sharp Dressed Man Kim Doherty — Lungos S Qub — 12 ... Honor Roll — 9.10.11. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Business college and marry a millionaire. I Need You Steve Doss Track — 9.10 ... Football — 9.10. FUTURE PLANS: Attend College, open business and make a lot of money. Beautiful Girls E Randy Eliseo — Randagc Track — 10,11,12 .. . Football — 10,11,12. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Cooking School. Moby Dick Lucy Estrada FUTURE PLANS: Stewardess, and keep in touch with Diana and Juana F Shawn Falconer — Falcon Cross Country — 9.10,11.12 .. . Track — 10,11,12 ... Wrestling — 10. FUTURE PLANS: History Teacher. Cross Country Coach. Anyway You Want It Scott Funderburk — “Scotty” Football —9,10,11 . . . Basketball —9,10 . . . Baseball — 9.10. FUTURE PLANS: Attend SDSU. Big Gty Nights G Lisa Garrett — Rabbit A.S.B. Delegate — 11,12 .. . Dance Club — 11,12 ... Float Committee — 10 . . . Basketball — 10.11.12. FUTURE PLANS Attend JC. then BYU. Kelly Garvin Dance Qub — 10.11,12 ... Flag Team — 10,11.12 .. . Powder Puff — 11,12 .. . Volleyball — 9 .. . Float Committee — 11 Marsi Gayer Honor Roll —9.10.11,12 ... Gymnastics — 9.. . Flag Team — 11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Become an accountant and cos- metologist. I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues Stephanie Geer — Daffy Drill Team — 10,11,12 ... Dance Club — 10,11,12 ... GREASE — 9 . Powder Puff — 11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Professional Cosmetician. The ZOO- Tammy Gilbreth — Tammah Cheerleading — 9.10.11 .. . Powder Puff — 11,12 ... Dance Club — 9.10,11,12 ... Float Committee — 10.12. FUTURE PLANS: To become a Court Reporter and marry Martin. Magic Alice Gordon — Al Powder Puff — 11 ... Float Committee — 10 .. . Diamond Dolls — 10 . . . Dance Qub — 10. FUTURE PLANS: Attend a Designer School, and make $$$$. The Lights H Mark Hcise Tennis — 9. FUTURE PLANS: To get the most out of life. Erick Hendrickson Band — 9,10 ... Track — 9 ... Soccer — 9 ... Backpacking Club — 9.10,11,12. FUTURE PLANS: UCSD Medical School. Ed Hennig Tennis — 9,10.11. FUTURE PLANS: Become a Fashion Designer. Hold Me Now Jessica Hernandez Band — 9.10... Track — 9.10... Float Comm. 11... Powder Puff — 12 .. . Wrestling Star — 10,11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Oceanography or Marine Biology. Mark Hopkins — Shark Tennis — 9,10 . .. Soccer — 9. FUTURE PLANS: Join Coast Guard. Love Bites Kathy Hughes — Barbie Gymnastics ... Drill Team .. . Powder Puff . . . Dance Club . . Pep Club . .. Honor Roll. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college and study Medi- cine. Dawn Hunter — A.K.A. Honor Roll — 9 . . . A.S.B. Delegate — 10,11,12 ... Yearbook — 12 .. . Dance Club — 10. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Cosmetology school, make money, spend time with Johnny and Daniel, and always be happy. Pain And Pleasure J Kristin Johnson Cheerleader —9.10,11.12 .. . Class Officer — 11.12 .. . Powder Puff — 11,12 .. . Float Comm. — 9.10.11,12 . . . Dance CLub — 10,11,12 . . . Prom Comm. — 11 . Honor Roll — 9. FUTURE PLANS: Attend College for Nursing. BroCci Kesselring — Broccli Band — 9.10.11.12 . . Powder Puff — 11 ... A.S.B. Delegate — 11-12. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college. Being Without You Jennifer King — Ifer Qass Officer —9... Track — 9,10... Honor Roll — 11 . .. Yearbook — 9. Pump Dalinda Klock — Lee Dance Qub — 11,12 . . . Baseball — 10,11,12 .. . Hon- or Roll — 9,10,11 . .. Pep Club — 10.11 ... Float Comm. — 10,11,12. Ft‘TLTRE PLANS: To attend a professional Dance School or a Culinary School. Take Me With You Carla Koach — Couch Volleyball — 11,12 . Wrestling Stats — 10,11,12 . . . Honor Roll — 11,12 ... Student Rep. — 10,12 ... Float Comm. — 11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Grossmont College. Kelly Kosut — Kel Homecoming Comm. — 12 ... Modern Dance — 10,11,12 .. . Drill Team — 11,12 .. . Powder Puff — 11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Be Happy, make millions own a Convertible Mercedes. The Rose L Patty Lairson — Pat-c Gymnastics — 9.10.11.12 .. . Powder Puff — 12. FUTURE PLANS: Slumming in London, be with David. Real Estate? The Cool Life! Victims Loreen Lapp — Weenie A.S.B. Delegate — 10,11.12 ... Student Council — 12 . . . Yearbook — 12 ... Ski Qub — 12 .. . Homecom- ing Comm. — 11 ... Dance Club — 10 ... Volleyball — 9,10.11,12. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college and study Den- tal Hygiene. You’re The Inspuration Angie La Puzza — Shadow A.S.B. Delegate — 10.11,12 .. . Powder Puff — 11,12 . . . Float Comm. — 12. FUTURE PLANS: Reading, Writing, and rich hus- band. Flesh For Fantasy Jennifer Lynch — Jeffmer Student Trainer — 9,10,11 .. . Flag Team — 12 ... Dance CLub — 10,11,12 . Drama . Campus Life Newspaper — 12 ... C.S.F. M Amado Macias Wrestling — 10,11 .. . Key Club — 11,12 .. . Honor Roll — 9,11. Paula Mahoney — Paulie Powder Puff — 11,12 ... Honor Roll — 9,11,12 ... Pass Busters — 12 ... C.C. Stats — 10. FUTURE PLANS: Real Estate License. Architecture Degree. Hello Dorene Marcoux Honor Roll — 10,11,12 ... Volleyball — 10,11,12. FUTURE PLANS: To Major in Nutrition, then to become a Pastry Chef. Steve Marin — Chipr” Soccer — 9.10.11 . . . Baseball — 9.10,11.12. FUTURE PLANS: Border Patrol Officer. Magic Tom Martz — Thom Baseball — 9.10.11.12 .. . Football — 9,10.11.12 .. . Basketball — 9,10 ... Honor Roll — 9.10.11.12 ... CSF — 10,11,12 . . . Academic League — 10,11,12 ... Academic Decathalon — 12. FUTURE PLANS: Major in Mechanical Engineering. Walking On The Moon Craig McNamara — Mac Football — 9.10.11,12 .. . Baseball — 9,10,11.12 ... Pep Club — 12 ... Key Club... Honor Roll — 10,11. FUTURE PLANS: To attend College. Relax” Mark Menotti A.S.B. Delegate — 9.10.11.12 ... Key Club — 11.12 ... Dance Club — 11 ... Football — 9,10.11.12 ... Wrestling — 9.10.11.12 .. . Baseball — 9.10.11.12 ... CSF — 12 ... Honor Roll — 9,10,11. FUTURE PLANS: Major in Pre-Medicine. So Lonely” Vicki Miller — Vic” Dance CLub — 10,11,12 ... Float Comm. — Drill Team —9.10,11, cape. — 12 ... Powder Puff — 11,12 . . . Honor Roll — 9- FUTURE PLANS: I hope to advance in dance and open a studio. Tina Morehouse — Buff' Class Rep. — 10,11 ... Ski Club — 12 .. . Drama Club — 9,12 ... Dance Club —9.10,11.12 ... Spanish Club — 9 . • • Homecoming Comm. — 11... Float Comm. — 9.10,12 ... Tennis — 9. . . Mascot — 11... Honor Roll — 9,10.11. FUTURE PLANS: SDSU. then UCLA and major in Drama. Keep Steph and David around. Still Loving You Lisa Morrison — Lis Dance Club — 10 .. . Prom Comm. — 12 . . . Powder Puff — 12 .. . Honor Roll — 9,10,11. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, start a career and get married to Brad. Purple Rain Brian Mowery — Mow Football — 9.10 . . . Wrestling — 9 .. Golf — 10,11,12. The Ripper N Wade Nelson — Ice Play Pro. —9.10,11,12... Football —10. . . Wrestling — 10,11,12 ... CSF — 11,12. FUTURE PLANS: To become the most celebrated stage actor since Sir Lawrence Oliver, or to open a bar and grill. Comfortably Numb o David Osborne Football — 10 . . . Baseball — 9 ... Track — 9,12 ... Powder Puff Cheerleader — 11,12 .. . Honor Roll — 11. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Mesa College and study Radiology. Slide It In P Derek Paige — G.Q. Tennis — 10,11,12 .. . Basketball — 9... A.S.B. Dele- gate — 10,11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college or travel. All You Need Is Love Jon Parsley — Pars Band — 9,10 .. . Football — 9.10,11 . . . Wrestling — 9.10.11.12 ... Golf — 10-11. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college. Rawhide Mike Pate — Mikey Football — 9,10.11.12 .. . Wrestling — 9.10.12. FUTURE PLANS: Save enough money to start a cabinet business Nikki Pccorelli — Bartholanue A.S.B. Delegate — 9.10.11.12 ... Pep Club — 11 ... Powder Puff — 11,12 ... CSF — 9. FUTURE PLANS: Live in Maine and further a career in Equestrian riding. Where The Heart Is Cindy Plunkett — Nanook Student Council — 11... Student Rep. — 12 ... CSF — 10,11,12 .. . Pass Busters — 12... Christian Club — 9 . .. Prom Comm. — 11 .. . Track — 9 . . . Powder Puff — 11,12 ... Pep Club — 12 ... Honor Roll — 9,10,11,12. FUTURE PLANS. Attend college. Every Breath You Take Dayna Porter — Marina Powder Puff — 11,12 ... Homecoming Comm. — 10.12 .. . Softball — 9 .. . Pep Club — 12 .. . Honor Roll - 9. FUTURE PLANS: Slumming in the London gutters. Fashion Designer, Yank Invasion. Everything Counts Seniors 57 Scott Reed Football — 10,11,12. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Palomar. Jim Reynolds — Squid Drama — 9,10,11 ... Honor Roll — 9 .. . A.S.B. Delegate — 10,12 ... GREASE — 9 ... Sound of Music — 10 . . . Horticulture Team — 10. FUTURE PLANS: Join Navy and become a Jet Avi- •tor. Quest For Fire Mike Rodgers Football — 9,10 ... Track — 9. FUTURE PLANS: Computer Tech., or Electrical En- gineer. I Can't Drive 55 Gina Rodriguez — Stubbie Senior Powder Puff— 11.12 ... Softball —9.10.11,12. Dancing in the Dark Kim Rogers Drill Team — 10,11 .. . Powder Puff — 11,12 Dance Club — 10,11,12 ... Prom Comm. — 11. FUTURE PLANS: To study Dental Hygiene. Steve Runzel Band — 9.10,11,12 . . . Drama — 9,10 . .. Choir — 11.12 . . . Backpacking — 9.10,11,12 ... Key Club — 10.11.12 . . Pep Club — 12 . .. A.S.B. Delegate . Powder Puff Cheerleader. FUTURE PLANS: Aeronautics and aerospace. Red Barchetta s Dan Saber — Sabe Football — 10 . .. Honor Roll — 10. FUTURE PLANS: Medical School. Hard Habit To Break Reggie Sanchez — Bamba Football — 9.10,12 ... Soccer — 9.10.11.12 ... Track — 9.10,11.12. FUTURE PLANS: Professional Assassin. Beyond the Realms of Death Jenny Silva CSF — 9.10.11,12 . Powder Puff— 11,12 ... Honor Roll — 9.10.11.12 .. . Homecoming Comm. — 11 . .. A.S.B. Delegate — 11,12 ... Pass Busters — 12. FUTURE PLANS: Attend SDSU. Grey Matter Andrew Smith — Drewski Honor Roll — 10,11,12 ... Golf — 9.10,11.12 .. . Key Club— 11. .. Powder Puff Cheer — 11,12 Homecom- ing Comm. — 12. FUTURE PLANS: Attend U.T.I. If This Is It Eric Smith Key Club — 11,12 ... Wrestling — 9,10.11.12 . .. Honor Roll — 9,11,12. I Will Follow Kevin Smith — Hortentious Cross Country — 9. . . Track — 9... Drama — 10. .. Senior Play —9.10.11... CSF — 9.10,11 ... Pep Club — 9.12 ... Honor Roll — 9,10,11.12. FUTURE PLANS: College Dulcinea' Kristina Smith — C.J. Band—9.10,11.12.. Tennis —9... Drama —12... Choir — 11. Senior Play — 10 . . . Powder Puff — 11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Continue with my music and dra- ma and get a Doctorate in music, and conduct a Symphonic Orchestra. Footloose Tiffany Steck — Stiff FFA—9,10.. . Honor Roll—9,10.12 ... Pep Club — 12 .. . Student Council — 11,12 ... Powder Puff — 11,12.. . Dance Club — 10.11... Prom Comm. — 11. FUTURE PLANS: UCSD. or travel and learn to ski. Hard Habit to Break Tammy Stein — T.J. Volleyball —9.10.11,12 ... Honor Roll —9,11.12 ... Student Council — 11 ... A.S.B. Delegate — 10.11,12 .. . Choir — 9 ... Senior Play — 9 ... Yearbook — 11.12 — editor — 12 .. . Homecoming Comm. — 11.12 ... Prom Comm. — 11 ... RYLA — 11. FUTURE PLANS: Attend College and major in De- sign. You're The Inspiration Ronny Stewart — Stu Wrestling — 9,12 ... Football — 9. Last in Line Stefanie Stier — Teflon Ski Club — 12 .. . Dance . . . Honor Roll. FUTURE PLANS: College, be with Tina and having fun! Don’t Go Lance Stratton — Lester Campus Life — 9. FUTURE PLANS Would like to to to college and become a pastor. Runaway Brent Stringfield — Bob s Big Boy Student Council — 9,10.11,12 .. . Class Officer — 11 . . . Float Comm. — 9.10,11,12 . .. Drama — 9.10 ... Senior Play —9.10,12 .. . Yearbook —9,10. . . News- paper — 12 — editor . . . Pep Club — 9.10.12. FUTURE PLANS: Corp. Lawyer. De De Sweitzer Volleyball — 10... Honor Roll — 11... Powder Puff — 12 .. .‘Newspaper — 12 ... Homecoming Comm. — 12. FUTURE PLANS: Attend JC. If This Is It T Tonya Thomason — Toddy Dance Club — 10,11,12 ... Powder Puff — 12 ... Newspaper — 12. FUTURE PLANS: To own a bar in P.B. called Bot- tom Up. Bottoms Up” 58 Seniors Karen Toth — Senior Volleyball —9.10.11,12 ... Basketball — 10.11.12 ... A.S.B. Delegate — 11.12 ... Prom Comm. — 11 ... Track — 12 .. . Float Comm. — 12 .. . Honor Roll — 12. V Eric Van Patten — Spoon” Baseball — 11,12 .. . Football — 9,10. FUTURE PLANS: College, live with Robby. Mac. and Steve, get married, and do some surfing and hacking. Rock In America Bob Vaughan — Basic Baseball — 9,10.11.12 ... Honor Roll — 9.11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Work. Susan Vaughn Cross Country — 9.10,11.12 ... Track — 9,10.11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college, and live in the mountains. w Diane Walker — Jaytee Pep Club— 12... SkiGub — 9.12. . . Powder Puff— 11.12 .. . Gymnastics — 9,10. . . Academic League — 11.12. FUTURE PLANS: College !! London!!! Yank Inva- sion. God's Mods. Burning Blue Stacy Walker — Tiny Hiny Powder Puff — 11,12 ... Dance Club — 9. FUTURE PLANS: To be a success or get married. 'Missin' You Tina Waples Powder Puff — 11,12 .. . Wrestling Stats — 9.10.11.12. FUTURE PLANS: Become a Vet Almost Paradise Eric Webb — Peto Football — 9.10.11 .. . Wrestling — 9.10. FUTURE PLANS: Police Academy at Mesa Magic Beckie Werner — Reba A.S.B. Delegate — 9,10.11.12 ... Honor Roll ... Gymnastics —9,10.11,12... Float Comm.. .. Powder Puff ... Campus Life. FIXTURE PLANS: Research in Marine Bio. Stuck On You Phil Weston — Philibert Powder Puff Cheer — 11 ... Football — 9 ... Track — 9.10.11,12. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. JC. Rock Band. Stealer Cyndy Wicker - Wick- Drill Team — 11,12 .. . Dance Club — 10.11,12 ... Softball — 10,11. FUTURE PLANS: Marry Phil, college, be happy. Purple Rain Laura Wiedcrhoeft — Small Fry- Band — 9.10.11,12.. . Drama —9,10.. . Yearbook — 10,11 ... Float Comm. —9.10,11.12 .. . Prom Comm. — 11 ... Pass Busters — 12 .. . Volleyball — 9.10,11 ... Tall Flag — 12 — capt. ... Pep Gub — 9.10. FUTURE PLANS: College, and Fun!! Every Breath You Take Sheri Willis Choir — 10,11,12 ... Float Comm. — 12. Tammy Winter Honor Roll . . . Powder Puff— 11,12 .. . Dance Club . . . Decathlon. FUTURE PLANS: Liberal Arts Education. Polytech- nic college. Horror Novelist. Wild Summer Nights Renee Woolley — “Nac Cross Country — 9 .. . Gymnastics — 10. FUTURE PLANS: College and marry Gerry. Holiday John Wren Football — 9 . Baseball. FUTURE PLANS: Make Millions. Rush z Cindy Zeigler — Cin Tall Flag - 12. FUTURE PLANS Attend College. Still Lovin' You Seniors 59 Senior Superlatives Best Looking: Kim Krause. Peter Bennett Best Personality: Steve Baker. Sally Pantovich Best All Around: Debbie Dimich, Mark Menotti 60 Superlatives Most Likely To Succeed: Cindy Plunkett. Martin Neder Most Athletic: Julie Tuberg, Rudy Castro Best Dressed: Kim Rogers. Kirk Cara vello Best Figure and Physique: Kristin Johnson. Eric Webb Superlatives 61 Most School Spirit: Candy Browning. Brent Stringfield Nicest Smile: Loreen Lapp. Craig McNamara 6 2 Superlatives Least Likely To Be Seen In Class: Loesha Evans. Steve Doss Most Bizarre: Mary Pugliese. James Hill Most Talented: Margi Chambers. David Silva Biggest Dreamer: Kathy Danielson. Derek Paige Superlatives 63 I ciumm' There is no doubt about it the underclassmen make up the majority of the population at Ramona High School. Without them the school would be three quarters empty. In the beginning Freshmen are very nervous about the idea of High School. They set out to achieve goals and make names for themselves. Many strive to become accomplished in their own unique area. They're just starting out but we wish them the best of luck. ■ The Sophomore year is usually taken in stride (they 've had a whole year to learn the ropes). A Sophomore is in the middle — not at the top but not at the bottom. One feels very secure and content. They still have a ways to go and they seem to make the best of it. The Junior year is Filled with confidence. They've been around for awhile and are looking anxiously towards next year and are preparing for the role of campus leaders. Good Luck to our future Seniors, the class of '86. Ami Abbott Selena Acosta Carol Adam Cheryl Adam Nicole Alarid Dean Albright Gove Allen Matt Alschbach Ignacio Alvarez Lupe Alvarez Sherry Anderson Michele Arndt Shawna Atkinson Marcy Bailey Amber Baker Jose Becerra Janette Bilkey Brandy Borchardt Kim Bowen Matt Boykin Tim Bradley Patty Brambila Lance Brown Tisha Brown Chris Brunje Brian Bullen Pallavi Caffie Monica Callahan Jose Camargo Jodi Canfield Lisa Cannon Laurie Carl Martha Castanon Jeannine Cessna Stan Qancy Tara Clark Robert Clokey George Cobian Cindy Cochran Laura Covert Robert Cowan Brenda Crean 66 Juniors Sarah Cresci Robert Cronic Gina Curo Heather Davies Nick Dillon Jeff Donovan Kirk Douglas Mike Dreyer Joe Eischens Kasey Eliseo Tim Ellis Mike Finnell James Fischer Julie Fisk Steve Gastelum Loren Gates Charlie Gilmartin Patty Gilmartin Brian Giuffre Joanne Glaudini Kim Green Sheri Green Sean Griffin Tony Halladay Ted Hallett Nicole Hanvey Rick Harrison Kelly Hartmayer John Hasz Angela Henry Juniors 67 Jim Hensley Martha Hernandez Kirk Hoeben Torri Holmgren John Hood Christy Hopkins Mike Horgan Tim Hoskins Michael Hubble Man Hughes Vince Hughes Mike Hurlstone Lisa Jarrett Rich Johnson Michelle Jones Janet Kasl Karen Kasl Kevin Kasl Kim Kathawa Nikole Kempt Ken Kilmer Doug King Christopher Kitchen Kim Klimas Beth Klugerman Karen Koach Lisa Koch Sean Kosut Troy Law Chris Lawler Same place? Same thing? Are we really creatures of habit or do we just enjoy having the same thing at the same place? We asked some Juniors where their favorite lunchtime hangout is. Here are their responses: LISA MAXWELL - Del Taco GOVE ALLEN — Mr. Robinson’s room BRIAN BULLEN — Amphitheatre LISA KOCH — El Regretto with Shorty 68 Juniors Charles Legaretta Randy Lepper Walter Leukhardt Taff Lewis Bernadett Leppink Ron Lindsay Larry Loomis Rosa Lutz Liane Macias Don Maclnnes A1 Marini Todd Martak Kory Martenson Michele Martes Todd Martin Juan Martinez Rosario Martinez Robert Mason Mike Mattson Stephanie Maximo Lisa Maxwell Russell McBrien Shawn McConaughey Linda McCurdy Beth McWilliams Jean Menendez Michelle Michaux Brent Middlecamp Bruce Miller Troy Miller Kevin Monahan John Monetta Willard Moore David Neeley Jeff Neill Darren Nelson Nanette Newman Shanna Niemela Greg O'Hara Frances Ortiz Debbie Overton Marsi Owens Juniors 69 David Packwood Deanne Page Lori Parker Amy Parsley Michael Pendell Karlyn Peterson Forrest Plough Shanna Plumb Becky Poe Linda Poloski Crystal Prejean Terry Ringel Dave Robert Cindie Robinson David Roe Frank Romero Eddy Routhier Antonio Ruiz George Sanchez John Schmutz Robert Schneider Shawn Sc how Mandy Schultz Patrick Shay Rachel Shea Sheri Shelton Wendy Shidner Desiree Silveira Dalene Simmons Wesley Simmons 70 Juniors Aaron Snellmg Cindy Spears Jeff Speck Daniel Speer Wendy Spilman Susan Stem Craig Stoker John Stone Robert Stuckey Dusty Summers Tom Swafford Chris Swycaffer Bryan Tait John Taylor Linda Taylor Chcri Thcriac Jessica Thomas Lloyd Thompson Chris Toomey Kay Tozer Mellissa Triplett Gregory Tucker Tracy Tucker Ernie VanHemert Salvador Villarta Vince Virgilio Mark Waite Tim Walsh Chris Waddell Kim Ward Nancy Watkins Cheryl Weaver Caren Westring Kim White Monica Wiesner Zachary Williams Sean Willis Deanna Winfree Pam Wisto Jennifer Wohlfiel Tziva Wollner John Woltz Juniors 71 Tim Yerkey Robert Beasley Mike Chaney Jennifer Cohen Christy Edens Woody Gorse Amie Haas Elaine Jennings Brenda Liles Scott Paddock Angela Perry Tanya Stehlik Damon Story Garth Tash Steve Vallender Rhonda Welch Music plays an important part in our lives. We all have our favorite style of music. It can affect our mood, determine our personality, and make lasting friendships. Music is as diverse and complex as people, and whenever you turn on the stereo, you can always find the kind you like. What's your favorite group KRISTY WILLIAMS — Duran Duran MARLA JAMES — Journey LAURA WENTHUR — The Cars COREY MENOTTI - Depeche Mode WILLIAM SERRA — Chicago James Ackerman Cecilia Acosta Stephanie Aker Patrick Alduenda Darren Allen Staci Anderson Traci Anderson Tarina Annicharico Robert Arthur Debra Bain Shawn Baker Michael Ballard Cecelia Barlow Steven Baxter LeVonne Bedonie Todd Benyr Phillip Besanson Steve Birkenbach Robert Boortz Tracy Borego Jason Bowen Oscar Bravo Frankie Brundage Laurie Brunner Todd Buechner Kenneth Bumgardner Brian Burstein Erik Carter Dawn Cassube Jorge Castro Leslie Chatfield Christina Christman Laurie Church Marna Clark Mike Clark Patrice Clark David Coakley Chris Coates Lori Cochran Patrick Collins Sophomores 73 Mark Conley Pete Cordoba Margaret Cornett Martin Corona Claudia Correa Anthony Cosentino Mary Craft John Crandall Mike Creed Tony Cresci Pete Cunningham Jeannean Danielson Denise Darnell James Deitrick Jorge Delgado James DeLosSantos Nick Diaz Kenneth Dodd Jennifer Douthit Wendy Duffy Corin Dunn Kellie Eakes Edward Eddy Andy Edmister Ron Eggers Brent Eidson Michael Ellis Tammy Elmer Deanna Ely Patti Engleman Janice Evans Christi Evers Julie Fager Rose Fallaw Dena Farley Wade Fear Susie Finitzer Tommy Fox Javier Franco Julie Frye Lisa Fulk Aryne Fung Marijane Galusha Noe Garcia Ricardo Garza Jill Gerber Adelita Gonzales Diana Goodman Mack Gormly Bridget Gorman Robert Granere Kelley Gunter Mike Hansen Tammy Hansen Chris Haworth Talbot Hayes 74 Sophomores A best friend is someone you can always count on. They're there when you're happy and there when you're sad. You can trust them with your deepest secrets and know they're safe. Most of all a best friend is someone to have a good time with. Who's your best friend? KIMM RUFF — Thor Bjornestad and my grandma JAE MARCIANO — Kim Jansen and my horse. LISA WAGNER - Jennifer Daland LISA CHAIX — all my friends Katherine Hernandez Richard Hersey Diana Hill Todd Hollingsworth John Horgan Eric Hoxter Jeff Hrin Grant Hughes Stacy Huppert Marla James Kim Jansen Britta Johnson Gloria Johnson Shauna Johnson Eric Jolly Ramon Juarez Kenneth Kale Erin Kelly Sean Kelly Elizabeth Kilmer Ken Kirst David Klimas Grant Knox Linda Koach Mike Kosut Mailea Kreytak Richard Kuck Dena Larsen Anna Leandro Kevin Ledwith Cynthia Legarreta Donald Levig Darren Lewis Danny Lovell Kevin Lynch Linda Lynch Andy Macias Lina Macias Christine Malone Margaret Mannex Sophomores 75 Norberto Mantinan Jae Marciano Gar)' Mark Christian Martin Michele Maxwell Linda May Joanne Maynard Anthony Mazzonc Shannon McClure Carrie McCullough Janice Menendez H. Mendonca Arthur Mendoza Corey Menotti Lynette Merrill Melina Meyer Mike Meyers David Micheletti Chris Miller Gina Miller Jacob Miller Scott Mills Richard Monetta David Moore Patricia Moore Diane Moreland Bill Moreno Sara Moreno Clifford Morgan Richcle Morris Rhonda Mowery Wayne Murray Lisa Mussen Lance Neal Kim Nelson John Nichols Deirdre Nowlin Cheryl Owens Heather Paddock William Page 76 Sophomores Mike Palma Michael Parker Mia Peau Teresa Peau Deborah Perdew Keith Peterson Mike Pierce Michael Rabehl Christopher Ragsdale D. Recue Beverly Reed Merle Reine Carl Reynolds Don Riggs Brian Ringel Yvette Robert Donovan Roberts Mona Roberts Dawn Rodgers Scott Rogers James Rossbach Shane Rossen Kim Ruff Sereena Rugolo Jonathan Rydeen Michael Sanchez Rebecca Savary Sandy Schneider Ronnie Schwaesdall John Schweitzer Tony Scott William Scrra Lisa Shackman Dana Shutt Tony Silva Joseph Silveira Janeen Sims Oralie Sinor Michelle Sloan Greg Smith Mancil Smith Michael Soderlund Darren Southworth Matt Souza Crystal Spilman David Stack Eric Stock Shelly Stinson Chris Stobbs William Stowe Dennis Stracener Lynn Struiksma Stephanie Stuckey Skip Summers Maria Swycaffer Mark Teachout Sophomores 78 Sophomores Wendi Thomas Lynndon Tiersma Kathy Toch Arthur Tovar Robert Townsend Mark Tucker Daniel VanTol Milica Vasich German Veytia Lisa Wagner Charisse Wahler Christina Wahler Sharon Wales Marcie Walters Charles Warden Richard Watts Katrina Webb Laura Wenthur Dawn Westfall Patrick Wheeler Justin Whitehead William Whitcomb Sandy Whiting Barak Wiesner Kristy Williams Michael Williams James Willis Kennedy Winn Roben Wood Bernice Woolliscroft Michelle Wurth Ray Zeigler Paul Bain Alison Brooking Lisa Chaix Martin Corona Noe Garcia Erin Kelly Darren Lewis Richard Monetta Sandy Schneider Lon Sierra Oralie Sinor Skip Summers Debbie Vaca William Whitcomb Justin Whitehead Renee Adams Jessica Alberts Loretta Aldridge Jennifer Alfonsi Michael Allen Susan Anderson Greg Angel Anthony Anzaldua Natalie Anzaldua Anthony Apodaca Anthony Baker Jonathan Baker Sean Baker Bridgette Ballantyne Raquel Barajas Mark Bayer Chris Beery Davilyn Benson Jeanine Bilkey Corey Bousquet Raymond Bowen Dina Box Sharon Boyd Shawn Boyd Davis Bradshaw Michael Brandt Anthony Brcdow Robert Brewster Chris Brown Michael Brown Robert Buchanon Zachary Burrows Lorn Cannon Roma Caravelio Tamra Carter Sancharee Casteel Shaloe Cazare Belinda Chamberlain Gary Chase Kevin Chmiel Freshmen 79 Jason Clark Jeffrey Clark Elizabeth Cobian Shawn Cook Guadalupe Corona Patrisha Courtis Darryl Covey Julie Crean John Cresci Jennifer Crook Jose Cruz Robert Dahl Joelle Daily Justin Davis Julia DeFalla Gabriela Delgado Dennis DeLosSantos Carrie DeVries Leticia Diaz Miguel Diaz James Dick Patricia Dincro Alfonso Dominquez Carey Donaldson Jeffrey Donham Jessica Drummer Erinn Edens Kristy Edwards Geoffrey Eiter Benjamin Elizarraras Terry Elmer Thomas Erwin Charles Evans Gerald Evans Kevin Everett Janeen Farley Dustin Farmer Courtney Ferguson Gina Flechsig Judy Fox Christopher Franco Vincent Gammarano Danyelle Gentis David Ghering James Gibson Michelle Gifford Lisa Glaser Deanna Gonzales Johna Gorse Penny Gould Christine Graham Leigh Graham Lynnette Graham Allan Grant Michelle Green Julie Griess 80 Freshmen Eric Guenther Angelica Guimond Shawna Gunter Christopher Haas Darci Hannum Tracy Harding Mauna'Loa Harrison Jeffrey Hartmayer Marta Has Nicole Heard Jennifer Heikka Cheryl Henry Robert Henry Michelle Hill Robert Holbrook Thomas Holmes Stacy Holmgren Tony Hoplite Deedra Hosking Danele Howell Danyel Howell Anita Huber Ronald Hughes Zoran Ilich Erin Jacobsen Jenifer Jacobsen Angela Jennings Cynthia Johnson Leslie Jollard Patrick Justet Andrea Kaftery Karen Karcher Michelle Kathawa Stephanie Kauble Raylene Keller Chuck Keyser Celeste Kilmer Rob Kimery Deanna King Tracy Kirk Freshmen 81 Trent Klebe Elizabeth Klein Heidi Klemm Aaron Kuhn Roger Lane Tory Laprath Terisha Law Katrina Lawson Amy Ledwith Leslie Leedom Karenina Legg Nicole Lenczycki Timothy Leppink Duke Little Trina Lohman Jacob Long Roy Lowell Mark Lowry Juanita Magallanes Angelica Macias Kim Maclnnes Jon Madigan Emily Mallen Laura Marshall Kriss Martenson James Martinez Steven Martz Melissa Master Roger Matros Ann Matson Kym Maxwell Janet McCritc Jason McGenaghan Jose Mendez Jesus Mendoza Vinvent Merrill James Metz Tana Michitsch Robert Milliron Andrea Mills 82 Freshmen Lisa Moore Michael Moore Tabacha Moore Elizabeth Morgan Jennifer Morris Dan Moser Harold Mosser Robert Mrazek Monico Munoz Paul Murray Tutsy Muth Wendy Nash Michelle Naves Sidney Neal Chad Nelson Robert Nelson Kevin Nelms Robert Newman Dana Novak Patricia Navarro Shana Oberst Beatriz Ocampo Stephanie Olsen John Owens Darin Palmer Fawn Palmer Kevin Pate Bonnie Patterson Sherry Pearson Dawne Peck Kenneth Pendell Gabriel Perez Rebecca Pierce Tonya Pierce Dawayne Plumb Carol Prather Thomas Pratt Edward Profancik Lynette Pryce-Jones Kristina Putnam Niessa Quantrell Denise Ragsdale Ruben Ramirez Maria Ramirez Charlene Rasnick Jim Reams Tonya Renner Michael Reynolds Ronald Riggs Thomas Robershaw Bryan Roe Josettc Roehrman Kari Rodolf Carl Rosenau David Routhier Chad Rumsey Freshmen 83 Juana Ruiz David Saber Raul Salas Melanie Sampson Barbara Schwaesdall Laura Scribner Ronny Scull Trent Stcwert Gina Silva Natasha Silvera Michael Smith Sandy Smith Teresa Smith Monica Solis Amber Sommermeyer Christopher Southwick Jason Spanol Barry Speer Derek Spiker Robert Stehlik Judy Stephens Lisa Stroud Tina Swift Tim Taber Roger Taylor Ota way Thomas Angela Thompson Alex Thompson Tammy Tolner Allen Trimble Andrea Tuberg Aaron Tuberg Arthur Tucker Richard Tydingco Mellisandra Ubando Dionne Ulmer Annette Underwood Richard Valenzuela Charisse Van Doran Leiann Vaughn Patricia Velasquez David Wagner Gary Wales Donna Wall Katherine Waner Thomas Wassell Kristine Watts Sandra Wenthur Jennifer Werner Bill Wester Floyd Wiedrich Stacy Williams Jason Williamson Christopher Willis Deidre Wilson Duane Wilson 84 Freshmen Susan Wilson Kerr)- Winter Sheree Wisto Daniel Withrow Donna Wolf Tammy Wood Alex Woolworth Susan Wren Karl Anderson Julie Edens Heather Ferrick Monique Fulk Colleen Leavenworth Amy Mudd Nicole Orbendorfer Ronnie Read Michelle Reiner Amy Van Metre Tanya Vogt Jodi Winter Freshmen Lisa Clark Mark Greenwood Stephanie Harrington Kris Johnson Archie Mezydlo Colleen Mills Jeff Pritkin Rhona Rhodes Callie Vaughn Community-Based Program 4. Stephanie still working at that salad bar. 5. Callie Vaughn works hard to keep Pizza Hut clean. 6. Mark Greenwood questions his teacher. Sue Wasung. 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, and housekeeping. VOCATIONAL SKILLS: Work experience at Pizza Hut, Your Hair My Affair, Ramona Hair People, Senior Citizen Nutrition Center, and the Wild Animal Park. COMMUNITY SKILLS: Use of banks, post office, restaurants, stores, library, and public transportation. RECREATION LEISURE SKILLS: Video, board, and card games, crafts, and sports. C.B.P. 87 Ramona Faculty — seventy six strong, leading, guiding, pulling for us . .. conciously or unconsciously, we look to them for inspiration, advice ... Ramona Faculty — a dynamic force in our school years — In our lives! Memories of them will be affectionate sometimes, pleasant often, grateful always ... for their contribution to the spirit of Ramona High .. . Rollic Bossenbroek — Student Counselor Jean McDonald — Student Counselor Monte Jordan — Student Counselor 90 Administration Principal-Myron H. Bill Vice Principal-Karen Clark Dedicated Staff Office Staff 91 92 Faculty Mr. Dave Colegrove — Drivers Ed. Mr. Joseph Fuhrmann — English Dept. Mrs. Virginia Drob — Math Dept. Mr. Paul Drob — Math Dept. Faculty 93 Mrs. Gloria Geldert — Dance Mr. Richard Hill — Spanish Mr. Rick Hardiman — Math Dept. Mr. Jim Heard — History, Psychology Mr. Tony Jauregui — Music Dept. 94 Faculty Mr. Mike Jordan — Automotive Mr. Len Kulbacki — Math Dept. Miss Brigit Lcitlein — Business Dept. Mr. Robert McMicken — Drafting Mrs. Fat Mihalik — English Dept. Mr. Jack Menotti — Drivers Ed. Mr. Peter Purdy — Building Trades Mr. Wayne Rice — History Dept. Mrs. Pat Olson — Business Dept. Mr. Steve Richardson — History Dept. Miss Andrea Mixer — Math Dept. Faculty 95 9 6 Faculty Mr. Dana Robinson — Science Dept. Mr. Tom Skahan — History Dept. Mrs. Kristen Souther — Business Dept. Mrs. Beverly Spiker — Food Trades Mr. Bill Tamburrino — English Dept. Mr. Jim Walters — English Dept. Mr. Joe Smith — Science Dept. Mr. Robert Swift — Science Dept. Faculty 97 The Resource Center In the 1984-85 school year, though under-staffed, the librarians have kept things running smooth. Students have been able to come to the library to study, read for enjoyment, or to just appreciate art. For their superior effort and great results, we salute this year’s library staff. 'A 1. How interesting. 2. What a Pain.” 3. Mary and Mrs. Hanson work at the front counter. 4. James Reynolds discovers lifes not all fun and games. 98 Library xMu Ujjl4 Spring. Summer. Winter, Fall. .. Each season at Ramona High is filled with the thrill of student activities. The monotony of the school days are broken up by festivities of all sorts, from the glamour of Homecoming, to the excitement of Powder puff. Once a year the school comes alive for a week with activities such as: pyra- mid building contests, tug-of-wars, powder puff, and dress-up days. We all know this week to be Homecoming Week, and each year at this time, there is a lot of . . . SPIRIT ON CAMPUS!!! 102 Homecoming 1. Mark Tucker climbs his way to the top. 2. Sophomore Beauties. 3. Juniors winning another tug-of-war. 4. Tambo loses his bet .. . and his hair. 5. Debbie shows her true colors. 6. Sky Divers — Homecoming '84. 7. Brad Berry working on the senior float. 8. Sophomore pyramid .. . smile Matt. 9. Freshman float ... better luck next time guys. 9A Homecoming 103 1984-85 Homecoming Court Junior Prince and Princess — Tara Clark and Frank Romero Sophomore Prince and Princess — Freshman Prince and Princess — Debbie Vaca and Brenr Eidson Heather Ferrick and Jason McClenaghan Senior Attendants: Steve Baker Kim Krause Pete Bennett Michelle Conley Reggie Sanchez Kristin Johnson 104 Homecoming Homecoming 105 Dancin’ in Heaven Homecoming 1984 Exciting, fun, colorful. This describes Homecoming '84. The evening started off with men falling from the air to get the spirit going. The football team lost a close game, but the highlight of the evening was the crowning of Debbie Dimich and Mark Menotti, our 1984 Homecoming Queen and King. A colorful float competition was held at halftime which was won by the Juniors. Finally the evening ended with a spectacular display of lights. 1. Homecoming candidates await the decision. 2. Queen Debbie Dimich and King Mark Menoeti. 3. Junior princess Tara Clark travels in style. 106 Homecoming Homecoming 107 4. J.V. Football players make their entrance 5. Stan, you did it AGAIN!” 6. The Royal Family 7. Lets dance! 8. Frosh cheerleaders show their homecoming spirit. 9 Powder Puff ’84 What a victory for the junior class! The junior class finally broke the five year senior winning streak in a tough game. The seniors valiantly fought to the end, but to no avail. The junior offense, led by Patty Gilmartin and Lydia Neal, overwhelmed the senior defense, led by Sari Immonen and Lynn Beery. Ami Abbott, Kelly Hartmayer and Patty all scored for the juniors, assuring their victory. Good luck in taking it again next year, class of ’86! 108 Powder Puff 1. The victorious juniors. 2. Scott Funderburk shows Her sex appeal. 3. Steve Doss cheers on the seniors. 4. Best from behind. 3. Junior quarterback Patty Gilmartin laterals to Niki Kempi. 6. Senior cheerleaders concentrate on their difficult routine. Powder Puff 109 Rock-n-Roll . . . High School nT 12V The 1984 Winter Air Band was nearly cancelled by an angered administration on performance day. Students who had spent hours practicing and obtaining instru- ments gathered and spoke out for their rights. Twenty minutes before performance time the administration relented and let the air band go on. This year's air band was one of the best and had a variety of groups. We will always remember not only the perfor- mance but the near students rights riot that pre-emted it. 7. The Rebel Yell 8. Coach Rice to the rescue 9- Steve Baker of Billy Idol 10. Lydia Neal of Josie Cotton 11. Rob Wood and Matt Alschbach of Iron Maiden 12. Nicole Alarid of Billy Idol Merry Christmas 1. O tanenbaum . . . 2. Put ME under your tree. 3. A very festive office. 112 Christmas 114 El Ano Dance Dancin’ In The Dark In February the yearbook staff sponsored one of its main fundraising events; the El Ano dance. This year the music was provided by 91X radio station, and the dancers enjoyed dancing to such popular tunes as Careless Whisper by Wham and Erotic City by Prince. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of the 1985 El Ano Queen. The 1984 Queen, Laurie Church, crowned Erin Kelly. 1. The 1985 F.l Ano Queen. Erin Kelly. 2. Erin Kelly shows her excitement. 3. I want YOt!'! 4. East year's El Ano Queen. I.aurie Church, poses with new queen. Erin Kelly. 5. Laurie Church crowns queen. Erin Kelly. 6. Students enjoying themselves at the El Ano dance. El Ano Dance 115 116 Candids Candids 117 Football, Baseball, Basketball. Track are just a few of the sports that were offered at Ramona High. Sports all have quite a bit in common. They require special abilities, coordination, quick reflexes and motivation. Throughout the year these qualities were exhibited by the players of all the sports. The Bulldogs found that with these qualities, and a lot of dedication, the playoffs were great. All the effort put forth by these teams helped make Ramona High School a well respected name in High School athletics. Football 121 Football Dignity On The Field In the 1984 season under first-year coach, Bill Clark, the varsity team began to show signs of marked improvement and proved a formidable opponent to the other Avocado League teams. Clark pushed his team, includ- ing 15 second year players, to a four and six record: the most impressive record in nearly a decade of Avocado League competition. Clark’s coaching abilities and players' devo- tion will make future Bulldog squads, teams to be reckoned with. 1. Coach Rice receives game strategy. 2. Quarterback. Craig McNamara, goes back for a pass. 3. Bulldogs take the lead. 122 Football J.V. Sets New Record Back row 1 to r: Mark Conley, Dan Van Toll, Jeff Hrin. Frank Romero. Third row I to r: Corey Menotti. I.on Sierra. Matt Souza, Brent F.idson. Steve Baxter. Mike Rabchl. Kuter Rydeen. Second row I to r Rich Mersey. Gary Mark. Barak Weisner, Tim Hoskmgs. Toni Cresci. Mancil Smith. Bottom row I to r. Scott Mills. Lynn Struiksma. Nick Dia . Mike Soderland. Pete Cunningham. This year's J.V. Football Team had the best record in ALL Ramona football in the past ten years. They had four wins, four losses, and two ties, the most valued win being over the Escondido Cougars. Their best game, even though it was a loss, was against San Pasqual. According to Coach Tambo. the highlight of the year was playing as a team all season. The Gator Killers were led by outstanding players including: Shane Rossen, Mancil Smith. Corey Menotti. Barak Weisner. Dan Van Toll, and Nick Diaz. TheJ.V. Bulldogs were coached by Mike Cunningham. Bill Tamburrino, Coach Samaje. and Cornel De Graph. 124 Football Frosh Give It Their Best Although they didn't have many wins, this year's freshman football team was noted for their effort and perseverance. They valued their victories, but also felt proud of their losses, for they played competitively in every game. Under the able coaching of Joe Bess, Monte Jordan, and Bill Pittsford, the frosh team fielded one of the largest teams in recent years. All of the players worked equally hard, but some of the more talented players included: Shawn Boyd. Kenny Pendell. Duke Little, Steve Martz. and Donovan Best. Back Row I to r: Shawn Boyd. Thomas Erwin. Bryan Roc, Robert Milliron. Danny Moser. Kenny Pendell. Robert Henry. Gary Wales Fourth row I to r: John Cresci, Lorn Cannon. Richard Tvdingco. David Warner. Darryl Covey. David Ghering. Duke Little. Anthony Anzaldua. Derek Spiker. Third row I to r Carey Donaldson.Jesus Mendoza, Dawavne Plumb.Jerry Evans. Jason Detty. Mike Brown. Steve Martz. Wayne Mosser. Second row I to r Jason Spaniol. Donovan Best. Jason McClenaghan, Knss Martcnson. Geoff Liter. Art Tucker. Jim Dick. Bottom row I to r: Jacob Long. Tony Apodoca. Christian Clark. Trent Siewert. James Gibson. Sid Neal. Football 125 Girl’s Volleyball . . . The Varsity Volleyball team was one of spirit and enthusiasm this year. The team, however ran into many obstacles, which were hard to over- come. They lost a star player to the powder puff games, which the girls were not supposed to play in, and the team effort dropped at the beginning of the season. The season did pick up and the girls got out and gave it their all to demonstrate they could get out of their rut and make the 84- 85 season a winner. Good Luck to the graduat- ing seniors and next year s varsity team! 1. Karen up for the kill. 2. Varsity Volleyball Team, back row I to r: Coach I.uanne Barnes. Cheryl Adam. Dorene Marcoux, Kim Nelson. Ka- ren Toth, Tammy Stein. Carol Adam. Sherry Anderson. Front row I to r: Torri Holmgren. Maria Morales. Carla Koach. l.orecn Lapp. 3. Maria s ready for the ball. 126 4. Kim s up for the block ... but where's the ball.' 3. Spike that ball. 6. You're guarded.” 7. I got it. 8. With this kind of ref., who wouldn't play volleyball. 9. Down it Lorecn. Volleyball Dives Into Aetion The Junior Varsity team proved to be one of the best in R.H.S. history. They made it to sec- ond place in the Avocado League. These girls will make a great Varsity team in the near future. Junior Varsity Volleyball Team, back row I to r: Stephanie Stuckey, Susan Anderson. Kim Jansen. Mia Peau. Lori Brun- ner, Cecelia Barlow. Coach Joyce Greer. Bottom row I to r: Karen Koach. Laura Wenthur, Raylcne Keller. Ronnie Riggs, Mailea Kreytak. Linda Koach. Volleyball 127 Cross Country Finishes In The Lead. The '84 Boys Bulldog Cross Country team experienced an excellent season. They were league and CIF champs. They won two meets, the Southbay Invitational and the largest one of all. the Mount SAC Invitational. Rudy Castro made all league and Jorge Castro and David Led- with made all league and all CIF. Although the girls team didn't fare quite as well as the boys, they did Finish third in the league and second in CIF. They were one ot the 20 best teams out of over 300 teams at the Mount SAC Invitational. Karen Karcher and Julie Tuberg were all league and all CIF. 128 Cross Country 1. Tiff Lewis runs an excellent race for Ramona. 2. Top row I to r: Coach Tom Smith. David Ledwnh. Taft Lewis. Randy Lcpper. Shawn Falconer. Jorge Castro. Rudy Castro. Keith Wheeler. Roger Matros. Chris Brunje. Jeff Donham. Jonathon Baker. Bottom row I to r: Justin Whitehead. Kevin Ledwith. Erik Carter. Corey Bousquet. Zachary Burrows. Trent Klebe. Anthony Baker. V Hi there' My name is Rudy. 4 Top row I to r Kellie Eakes, Dierdra Nowlin, Christine Malone. Darci Hannum, Jenni- fer Heika, Andrea Tuberg. Middle row 1 to r: Coach Dave Wilson. Janeen Parley. Dionne I’lmer, Jeanine Bilkey. Myranda Fischer. Bottom row I to r: Dena Farley. Gloria Johnson, Airnee Oliver. Karen Karcher. Jennifer Alfonsi, Susan Vaughan. Julie Tuberg. 5. Susan Vaughan and Julie Tuberg use the Buddy System. 6. In the beginning 7. I gotta get outa here fast! 8. Jorge Castro is in the lead. 9. Don’t be shy. 10. Shawn Falconer. Rudy Castro, and David Ledwith let the world know that they're num- ber 1! Cross Country 129 1. Mike Pendell knows where the ball is. 2. Rob Cronic makes 2 more for the board.'' 3. Stan-the-man Qancy gets ready to swish one. 4. John Monetta concentrates from the line. V Mike Pendell goes up and in. The 1984-85 Ramona Basketball team had a successful season. The Varsity Bulldogs fin- ished second in the Lake Elsinore tournament and fifth in the Avocado League. The Bull- dog's overall record was eleven wins and elev- en losses, five wins and seven losses in league. Mike Pendell led the team in scoring on the year, while John Monetta led in steals and assists. Robert Cronic, Don Maclnnes, Craig Stoker, and Stan Clancy contributed greatly defensively as the team finished tenth in the county in scoring defense. John Schweitzer was the super sophomore, and John Boykin the lone senior. The Bulldogs expect to con- tend for the Avocado League title next year. 10 John Monetta y- guard 57” 140 20 Craig Stoker y- guard 60” 150 22 Don Maclnnes y guard 67” 180 24 John Schwietzer Soph. forward 62” 170 30 Mike Pendell y forward 64” 195 32 John Boykin Sr. forward 64 165 40 Stan Clancy Jr- forward 60 175 34 Robert Cronic Jr center 65 180 Head Coach: Larry Bringham Assistant Coaches: Wayne Lenaeu (not pictured) D.J. Smalley 130 Basketball Basketball 131 Bulldogs Fire-up!! J.V. Basketball Improves The J.V. Basketball Team got off to a great start this year, then met up with some tough league competition. Undoubtedly, the highlight of the season was beating undefeated San Marcos by one point in over- time. The entire team improved through the season, with good outside shooting from Mark Conley, Matt Boykin and John Leitchy, and great inside work from Brian Bullen. Mark Teachout. and Greg Smith. Chris Kitchen, Chris Brunje and Ron Schwaesdale also improved vastly over the season. 132 Basketball Frosh get off to a Rough Start After starting off on the wrong foot, the Freshman team played some very competitive basketball, winning three league games. They were a hard working team, and their efforts paid off. Some good shooters were Kenny Pendell, Jason McClenaghan. Chad Nelson and Jason Detty, with Sean Boyd and Tom Erwin doing some helpful rebounding. Basketball 133 Varsity Girls Dribble to Success 134 Basketball The girl's varsity basketball team was lead by three seniors: Dana Clanton, Lisa Garrett, and Karen Toth, two of whom were returners from last year's CIF semi-finalist basketball team. The Lady Bulldogs' pressing style of de- fense contributed to the defeat of many Avo- cado League opponents. With next year's team consisting of six returners from this year's, plus a few good players from the J.V., the girls are anticipating another fine season in 85-86. 1. I think 1 made it. 2. Block 'em Dana 3. Put that ball right through that rim. 4. I to r: Mandy Schultz, Patty Gilmartm. Lisa Garrett. Rose Fallaw, Karen Toth. Dana Clanton. Kim Nelson. Laurie Brunner. Karlyn Peterson. Coach Bess. 3. Free throw for Karen. 6. We won' J.V. Displays Team Effort Basketball 135 1. L to R Monica Feliz.Jodi Winter. Cindy Johnson. Steph- anie Kauble. Amy Van Metre. Elizabeth Cobian. Maria Ra- mirez. Teresa Peau. Ronnie Read. Coach Bess. 2. Where's a Bulldog? 3. It's Mine. 4. I almost have it! 5. Jump Ball. Swinging Into Action The 1984-85 girls tennis team was the best ever in Ramona's history. Led by co-captains Heather Davies and Amie Haas, the girls fin- ished second in Avocado league play. Heather Paddock and Amie Haas made it to the second round in the league finals. Heather Davies made this formerly unrecog- nized team, recognized, by making it to the second round of the CIF finals. Next year’s team should prove to be one of the best. zA I. Lisa Chaix. Tracy Tucker. Desiree Silveira, and Amy Van- Metre relax after practice. 2. Call me Grace. 3. Style!!' 4. 1 to r: Heather Paddock, Jennifer Wohlfiel, Tracy Tucker. Lisa Wagner. Coach Shelly Goodson. Amy VanMetre. Heather Davies. Lisa Chaix. Amie Haas. Desiree Silveira. 136 Tennis High Goals For J.V. The 1984-85 Junior Varsity boys soccer team had a very successful season. This spirit- ed team finished with a strong second place in the Avocado league. Next year this team will surely follow in the footsteps of previous varsity teams. 1. Chris Franco stalks the ball with determination. 2. You lose sucker' 3. Top row I to r: Coach Garcia. Arthur Tovar. Dave Reeves. Todd Martin. Roger Taylor. Chris Franco. Grant Knox. Coach Pittsford. Middle row I to r: Pete Cunningham. Sean Stuckey. Robert Newman. Ricky Monetta, Jaime Gibson. Kevin Ledwith. Bottom row I to r: Vince Gammarrano. Erik Carter. Nick Diaz. Ruebcn Ramirez. 4. The Karate Kid. . Go For It! 4A A Soccer 137 Soccer Takes League Title Once Again 6. Regi Sanchez, there is no comparison. 7. Lance Brown races for the ball. 8. Coach Pittsford looks on. 9. Top row I to r: Coach Bill Pittsford. Eddy Routhier. Reggie Sanchez. David Led- with. Sean Willis, Robert Townsend. Jay Franco. George Sanchez. Middle row I to r Oscar Bravo. Salvador Villarta. Pablo Carmona. Rob Cook. Charlie Gil- martin. Nick Dillon. Dusty Summers. Bottom row I to r: David Micheletti. Juan Martinez. Nick Dias. Steve Baker. Lance Brown. 10. Almost! hA 9A ---------------------------------------------------------------- Varsity Soccer is once again one ot the best teams on the Ramona High Campus as well as one ot the best in San Diego County. The team fought hard this year to capture the title of Avocado League Champs. A lack ot talent is no problem to a team with such seniors as Reggie Sanchez. Steve Baker, and Pablo Carmona. Soccer 139 140 Soccer The girls' soccer team exhibited the Ramona Spirit and true devotion to their cause. Though their season was less than successful, they proved competitive opponents to the league teams. Out- standing skill was shown by Junior Nanette Newman, who received all league honors. With Coach Baker's superior abilities, the team should soon be at the top of the Avocado league. -’A I. Back row I to r: Coach Nelson, Sherry Anderson. Wendy Nash. Susan Anderson. Tiina Piensoho. Janine Danielson. Janine Bilkey. Michelle Martes. Jennifer Crooks. Coach Ba- ker. From row I to r: Melanie Sampson. Mailea Krevtak. Jennifer Wohlfiel. Kim Ruff. Lina Macias. Annette I’nder- wood. Shanna Plumb. Kasey F.hseo, Nanette Newman. 2. Where do you think I should throw it 3. Jennifer waits to defend her goal. •1. Ha. lia. I got it! 5. Coach Baker inspiring his team Girls Soccer Kicks Into Action Soccer 141 Varsity Manhandles League Despite the loss of two key players, the Bulldog wrestling team had a successful sea- son. They hosted the first ever Ramona Wres- tling Tournament where they placed third, and the outstanding wrestler award was given to a Ramona senior. Mark Menotti. Mike Dreyer is also an exceptional wrestler who has placed in every tournament. Mark and Mike both are expected to go past C.I.F. to the state competition this year. The closeness of the players made the season even more enjoyable for everyone involved. 1. Varsity Wrestling, top row I to r: Coach Purdy. Eric Smith. Mike Pate. Corey Menotti. Mark Menotti. Raaeb Rydeen. Rich Johnson. Brian Patterson. Todd Pye. Coach Rice. Bot- tom row I to r David Klimas. Mike Kosut. Trent Klebe. Sean Kosut, Wade Nelson. Gor- don Wicker. Mike Dreyer. John Parsley. Jor- dan Blanchard. 2. Get'em! 3. The Heat Is On! 4. The first annual Ramona Wrestling Tourna- ment. 142 Wrestling J.V. Becomes League Champs It took a good team effort. 13 wins and I loss, but the Junior Varsity team became the 1985 Avocado league champs. Most of the J.V. grapplers can look forward to a very successful year as Varsity Flayers next year. «▲ 5. Ready . .. Go! 6. Coach Rice and Coach Purdy. 7. The Incredible Hulk. 8. Rich Johnson is number 1! 9. J.V Wrestling, top row I to r: Coach Purdy, James Acker- man. Mike Allen. Tro Miller. Lon Sierra. Dave Robert. Bot- tom row I to r Rich Hersey. Kevin Pate. Stacy Holmgren. Scott Mills. Jeff Hartmayer. Wrestling 143 Softball Slides Into Season 1. Will she get it' 2. It's gonna be a close call. 3. Shannon McClure heads for first. 4. Where do I go now.' V Top row I to r: Coach Joyce Greer, Cincy Williams, Debbie Dimich. Shannon McClure. Rose Fallaw. Kim Nel- son. Fatty Gilmartin, Coach CeCe Evans. Bottom row I to r Cheryl Adam. Mandv Shultz. Sherry Shelton. Selina Acosta. Gina Rodriguez. Niki Kempi 6. An easy one for Debbie. 'A 6A 144 Softball 7. Top row I co r: Coach Joyce Greer. Kim Maclnnes. Elizabeth Cobian, I.aurie Church. Janccn Farley. Ann Matson. Dawn Cassube. Shannon McClure. Coach CcCe Evans. Bottom row I to r: Debbie Vaca. Lisa Mussen. Laura Scribner. Dawne Peck. Bev Reed. J.V. Catches The Spirit Softball 145 Bulldogs Try For a Grand Slam First row: David Roe. Nick Dillon, Chris Lawler. Troy Pierce. Brad Berry. Mark Menotti, Craig McNamara. Second row: Frank Romero, Paul Cavallo. Sean Willis. Shawn McConaughey. Tim Ellis. George Cobian, Tom Martz, Bob Vaughn, Eric Van Patten. John Schmutz. 1. Tim Ellis throws one a little outside. 2. Concentrate on that ball. 146 Baseball This year’s varsity baseball team was tal- ented. with a good attitude. They had the potential to become the best team in five years, especially in League play. They had a strong senior nucleus, with players with up to three years’ varsity experience making up the backbone of the team. With the good leader- ship of Craig McNamara. Tom Martz. Bob Vaughn, and Eric Van Fatten in the infield, Paul Cavallo behind the plate. Brad Berry and Troy Pierce on the mound, and Mark Menot- ti in the centerfield, the juniors had a true inspiration. The team was also made up of a talented junior class, including returning varsity play- ers Chris Lawler and John Schmutz. And brought up from last year's JV team were Frank Romero. Nick Dillon. George Cobian. David Roe. and Shawn McConaughey and Tim Ellis on the mound. At press time they had a winning record. A Big Hit Back row 1 to r: Stan Clancy. John Liechty. Tal Hayes. Shane Rosson, Mark Teachout. Darren Southworth. Brent F.idson. Mike Parker. Front row 1 to r: Lynn Struiksma. Oscar Bravo. Nick Diaz. Todd Beuchner. Mike Sanchez. Coach Dave McGregor. This year's J.V. were predicted to do well this season. wfith returning J.V. players, wild man Stan Clancy heading the outfield corps, and Sean Willis giving the needed leadership. With a nucleus of sophomores, they had a talented infield and pitching staff. Their coach was Dave McGregor. 1. J.V. warming up. 2. Brent Fidson up to bat . .. in the outfield ' !▼ iW 148 Baseball Baseball 149 Freshmen Shine On Diamond The 1985 freshmen baseball team was one of the most talented group of freshmen in the past few g years due to their experiences in Pony League. Their coaches were Steve Bisbikus and Dan Fager. 3. Back row 1 to r: Bobby Stehlik, Allen Trimble. Tim Taber, Shawn Boyd. Bobby Brewster. Ray Bowen. Artie Tucker. Back row 1 to r Jason McClenaghan. Jim Dick. Jason Spaniol, Rue- ben Ramire?. Jamie Gibson. Anthony Anzaldua. 4. Coaches Dan Fager. Bill Tamburrino. and Dave McGregor. 5. Work on that form. Energy In Aetion The 1985 Varsity Bulldog Gymnastics team was a lot stronger this year in many ways. Who gets the credit for this? Two new coaches. With the talent these coaches brought out, along with team unity and spirit, the girls had a very eventful season. !▼ 2A 1. Top row I to r: Karen Koach. Stephanie Maximo. Chris- tian Martin. Sherry- Pearson. Bottom row I to r: Bridget Gorman. Nicole Alarid. Kathy Hughes. NeNe Cessna Dayna Schrcider. Dcedra Hosking, Becki Werner. 2. The 1985 girls Varsity and J.V. gymnastics teams. 150 Gymnastics Head Over Heels Made up of mostly freshmen, the J.V. gymnastics team did quite well. The freshmen brought a whole new look to the Ramona team. Their talent is improving and should pay off in the near future. 3. Top row I to r: Celeste Kilmer. Tina Swift. Leanne Vaughan. Carol Prather. Middle row 1 to r: Kerry Winter. Cyndie Robinson. Kathy Smith. Jessica Drummer. Tonya Renner. Bonnie Patterson. Bottom row: I.isa Cannon. 3A Gymnastics 151 Heading Towards Victory Due to an accident involving a bulldozer, the Bulldog track team was on the road for the beginning of their season. This did not slow- them down though. Many school records were broken during the season. Dale Albright now' holds the all school record in the 330 intermedi- ate hurdles, and Robert Townsend holds the frosh-soph record in the same event. Along with these, several personal bests were set, including those of David Ledwith, Taff Lewis, Richard Watts. Jorge Castro. Reggie Sanchez. Chris Brunje. and John Schweitzer. 152 Track Mi 1. Top row I to r: Coach Tom Smith. Coach Dave Wilson. John Schweitzer. Justin Whitehead. David Ledwith. Randy Lepper. Richard Watts. Pete Bennett. Reggie Sanchez, Shannon Paul. Chris Brun)e. Coach DJ., Don Maclnnes. Coach Jim Hunter. Coach Dave Colgrove. Bottom row I to r: Dave Clancy. Taff Lewis. Pat Alducnda. Dale Albright. Robbie DeVries. Phil Wes- ton. Jorge Castro. Rudy Castro. Robert Townsend. 2. Randy Lepper and David Ledwith lead the pack. 3. Top row I to r: Julie Tuberg. Jeamne Bilkey. Donna Wall. Amy VanMetre. Darci Hannum. Lori Cochran. Charisse Wahlcr, Jennifer Ileika. Jac Marciano. Lori Parker. Cindy Williams. Mid- dle row I to r: Janette Bilkey. Karen Karcher. Kathy Toth. Sharon Wales. Susan Vaughan. Jen- nifer Crooks. Christy Evers. Karen Toth. Amy Ledwith. Bottom row I to r: Dionne Ulmer. Julie Fager. Amie Haas. Kim Ruff. Dcna Farley. Linda Koach. Ravlene Keller. 4. Running towards victory. 3. Top row I to r: John Wales. Coach D.J., Chris Haworth. John Cronic. Kevin Ledwith. Mark Conley. Vic Hernandez, Gar)’ Mark, Eric Hendrickson. Mike Laky. Coach Jim Hunter. Bottom row I to r: David Michelletti. Erik Carter. Sean Baker, Kris Martenson. Corey Bousquet. Za- chary Burrows. Tony Bredow. Anthony Baker. Jonathon Baker. 6. The last lap. 7. Taff Lewis gets ready to fly. 8. All it takes is a pinch of pixie dust. 9. The making of an Olympic athlete. Track 153 League Victory For Tennis This year’s tennis team was promised to be the best in Ramona High's history. Under the excellent coaching of Don Gonsi and Bob Nabours, the team rose to unprecidented success. Seniors Doug and Greg Failla. contributed greatly to the team, because they received their tennis education at the San Diego tennis Academy. Left to right: Kory Martenson. Mike Brown. Grant Hughes. Chris Toomey, Greg Failla. Robert Beasley. Doug Failla. Kevin Lynch. 154 Tennis Golf Tees Off A Good Season Varsity Golf Team. I to r Rick Mardiman. Steve Baker. Jordan Blanchard. Ron Chamberlain. Steve Vallender. Jon Stone. Rick Breaux. Aaron Bair This year's Varsity and J.V. golf teams did not have a winning season, but they made Ramona High School a name to be remembered in the Avocado League. Seniors Aaron Bair. Steve Ba- ker. and Kirk Caravello are just a few of the players who made R.H.S. a formidable oppo- nent. Junior Varsity Golf. I to r Rollie Bossenbroek. Trent Siewert. Jeff Hartmayer, Rick Monetta. Dave Routhier. Scott Rogers, Richard Hersey. Chad Nelson. Lon Sierra. Golf 155 What makes school life more interesting.'' Getting involved! Many organizations at Ramona High School are set up to do just that — get students involved. This last year there was a large assortment of clubs and organizations to choose from. The organizations were established for people of all interests, from career oriented students to those who just wanted to have fun. The organizations brought fellow students closer together, taught them to work with one another to achieve common goals, and gave them a feeling of accomplishment. Without the help of the advisors, many of the clubs wouldn’t be possible, so a great deal of thanks is owed to the teachers for their time and effort. Varsity Cheerleaders . . . 158 Cheerleaders Show Bulldog Spirit Cheerleaders 159 1. Cheers! 2. Go Bulldogs Go! 3. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. 4. HI! 5. Oh Joy. we scored! 6. I just love cheerleading. 7. Nice try NeNe. 8. Here we go Bulldogs. J.V. Cheerleaders Freshman Cheerleaders Drill Team . . . ioA 8. If ya warn my body ... 9. Drill snaps into action. 10. Captain Vicki smiles in style 11. What do you think, should I hem it up a tad. 12. Kim's got Bette Davis eyes. 13. Here we are!!! 14. Back row left to right: Michelle Crean. Charissa Neal, Stacy Anderson, Bonnie Patterson, Linda Lynch, Heather Ferrick. Diana Brewer. Julia De Falla. Middle row: Marijane Galusha. Laura Scribner. Amy Parsley. Stephanie Geer. Wendy Shidner, Kathy Hughes. Cindv Wicker. Lina Macias. Front row: Steph- anie DeBoer. Selena Acosta. Vicki Miller. Kim Krause. Steph- anie Maximo. Dawn Rogers. nA 14A Steppin’ In Style! Drill Team 163 Swinging In Style 'A 1. Back row I to r: Lianc Macias. Bernadette Lepink. Ria Swycaffer. Kim Maclnnes, Jennifer Lynch. Renee Adams Front row I to r: Carol Landry. Captain — Kelly Garvin. Marsi Gayer. 2. Say Cheese! 3. I think the other flag is over there somewhere. 4. Attention! 3. Hi Ho. Hi Ho. it s off the Field we go. 6. What should I do now.' ' A A 164 Flag Team We’re The Crowd Pep Club 165 The 1984-85 Bulldog Pep Club Marching Band During Mr. Jaregui's second year, the twenty hard working members of the band had the honor of performing in two prestigious north county Christmas parades. The Escondido Christmas Parade, and the Oceanside Christmas Parade, in which they placed third. They also performed at all home football games, and the annual Ramona Days Parade. They were also invited to two important festivals, El Camino Festival and the Chula Vista Festival. With their hard work and persistance. Mr. Jauregui feels that they are competitive with other small school bands throughout the nation. 166 Band and Tall Flag 1. The 1984-85 Marching Band and Tall Flag Team. 2. Swing your partner round and round. 3. Steve Burstein blows his horn. 4. To the beat of a different drummer. 5. Tall Flags marching on. 6. ON RAMONA Bulldog Key Club Back row I to r: Tom Martz. Vern Leming. Aaron Bair. Mike Chatficld. Steve Runzcl. Dave Packwood. Bottom row I to r: Steve Baker. Brad Berry. Mark Me- notti. Craig McNamara. Eric Smith. Richard Hersey. Barak Weisner. Vince Vergilio. Bulldog S-Club Back row I to r Brigit Leitlein. Karenina Legg. Courtney Ferguson. Cindy Plunkett. Sally Pantovich, Michelle Stoddard. Marcy Bailey. Jenny Tydingco. Front row I to r: Tammy Gilbreth. Michelle Conley. Stephanie DeBoer. Mandy Shultz. Lisa Cannon. 168 Key Club S-Club Senior Class Officers: Secretary — Michelle Conley. Vice President — Kristin Johnson. Member at Large — Michelle Crean, Treasurer — Brad Berry. Not Pictured President — Ernie Croce (1st sem.) Kevin Smith (2nd sem.) Junior Class Officers Treasurer — Craig Stoker. Secretary — Niki Kempi. Vice President — Mike Finnell. President — Dcannc Page. Members at Large —John Monetta and Brenda Crean. C L A S S Sophomore Class Officers: Secretary — Debbie Vaca. Member at Large — Lynn Struiksma. President — Lisa Wagner. Vice President — Brent Eidson. Treasurer — Tarina Annicharico. 0 F F 1 C E R S Freshman Class Officers President — Annette I’nderwood. Treasurer — Wendy Nash. Secretary — Lori Aldridge. Member at Large — Heidi Klemm, Vice President — Danyel Howell. Class Officers 169 June 1, 1985 Serving as President this year has been one of my fondest experiences at Ramona High School. Through participation in the many varied clubs and activities that A.S.B. sponsors, I hope that you have brought added meaning to your year at Ramona also. Together we proved this year that through a concerted effort, change could be effected. Several new campus organ- izations were formed. Others rekindled interest. Our sports teams improved across the board, bringing home some long-awaited Avocado League victories. But most importantly, a new spirit has pervaded our campus, a spirit derived from active involve- ment. Hopefully that aura will continue to survive, setting the course for years to follow. What has enabled us to live the many dreams and desires that we share is a strong belief in ourselves. Never lose that. I'd like to share with you these moving words: You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. -Richard Bach Fellow graduates and friends, always believe in yourselves and you shall go far... Goodbye and Good Luck, f!IX- I t Martin Neder Associated Student Body President 170 A.S.B 1. President — Martin Neder 2. 1984-85 A.S.B. 3. Vice President — Steve Baker 4. Sales and Consessions — Don Maclnnes Based on the principle that students can govern themselves effectively and without friction. Associate Student Body works diligently to make Ramona High a little better each year. Composed of eight elected members, the A.S.B. directly represents every major campus organization. Among its many duties are the making of the student bud- 5. Publicity Commissioner — Debbie Dimich 6. Secretary — Sally Pantovich 7. Student Representative — Cindy Plunkett 8. Treasurer — Paul Chamberlain 9. Activities Commissioner — Dave Packwood get, appropriation of money for various expenditures, setting up rules and regula- tions for the student body, arranging sales campaigns for school publications, and, most important, representing the students themselves in the government of our school. This year's A.S.B. did their duties well, making this school year great! A.S.B. 171 Hi-Life Staff Top row: Dave Packwood. Chris Toomey. Robert Beasley. Brian Guiffre, Doug King. Second row; Jennifer Lynch. Tonya Thompson. Candy Christman. Shawn Schow. Bottom row; Mike Finnel. Eric VanPatton. Not pictured; Mr. Bevili (Advisor). Robby Martinez. Deanne Page. Brent Stringfield (co-editor), Laura Klukowski (co-editor). 172 Hi-Life 'A 1. Listening to Mr. Bevills words of wisdom. 2. Karen Kasl works on an article 3. Hard at work' 4. Breaktime for the Hi Life. 5. Intellects at work. 6. Co-editor Brent Stringfield meeting a deadline Hi-Life 173 El Ano Staff Hard work and dedication is what makes a great yearbook staff. There has to be something there to give up a Friday night out to spend the whole time working on endless layouts, copy, and captions. There were lots of new techniques to learn, but the staff caught on well, and together we put together a book we are very proud of. 1. Marcy Bailey works on a layout. 2. El Ano Staff top row 1 to r: Marcy Bailey. Elaine Jennings. Deanne Page. Tammy Stein, Brenda Crean. Loreen Lapp. Bottom row 1 to r: Aaron Bur. Chris Kitchen. Doug King. Gove Allen. Brian Patterson. Not Pictured: Lisa Koch and Dawn Hunter. 3. Editor — Tammy Stein 4. Elaine and Deanne making sure things get done. 174 Yearbook Staff 5. Well, this is how they did it last year. 6. You want it when????? 7. Best Friends 8. Later . . I'm still on break. 9. Dougie Dougie 10. Which one should I use. Tammy.' 11. Chris Kitchen works on the sophomore section. ioW A Battle of the Brains This year's Academic League Team went for the Avocado League title, which they won last year. Returning Varsity members were Aaron Bair. Martin Neder. Cindy Plunkett, Jean Feiner. and Elizabeth Pugliese. The J.V. also had a strong team, led by Laurie Brunner, Gove Allen, and Chris Kitchen. The Fresh- men had a great team, and were led by Court- ney Ferguson and Michael Smith. Back Row I to r: Steve Baker. Tom Martz. Aaron Bair. Gove Allen. Chris Kitchen. Doug King. Front Row I to r: Margaret Cornett. Deanna Ely. Ken- een Brown. Cindy Plunkett. Vince Virgilio, Coach Jim Johnston. Heather Paddock. Elizabeth Pugliese. Court- ney Ferguson. Karenina Legg. Dana Shutt. C.S.F. Back Row I to r: Vern Lemming. Aaron Bair. Brad Berry, Chris Kitchen. Doug King. Lisa Wagner. Justin Whitehead. Mr Richard Hill. Tom Martz. Middle Row I to r: Mark Menotti. Steve Runzel. Marsi Gayer. Margaret Cornett. Grant Knox. Jen- ny Silva. Laura Wenthur, Kristy Williams. Linda Koach, Dena Larson. Bottom Row I to r: Karenina Legg. Courtney Fer- guson. Keneen Brown. Cindy Plunkett. Heather Paddock. Karlyn Peterson. Vince Virgilio. Michelle Conley. 176 C.S.F. Academic League Ramona Drama Presents: Under the direction of Warren Roper, the R.H.S. Drama department presented a varied selection of plays during the 1984-85 year. In the fall, Arthur Miller s THE CRUCIBLE was performed at the Ramona Town Hall with an excellent turnout every night. The winter production was a comedy, THE MOUSE THAT ROARED, and was well received both nights that it ran. The department plans to put on several vignettes concerning teenagers in the spring. It should prove to be one of the most dra- matic and moving productions at R.H.S. 1. Steve and Rob have a serious” discussion. 2. Michelle and Robert talk about a little blue flame. 3. Wade wants you to know ...” 4. Drama Club top row 1 to r Jeff Speck. Kristina Smith. Mi- chelle Jones, Robert Cromc. Middle row I to r: Susie Finitzer, Lynn Beery. Kencen Brown. Karenina Legg, Courtney Fergu- son. Advisor Pat Mihalik, Kristv Williams. Joanne Maynard. Bottom row 1 to r: Heather Paddock. Dana Shutt. Debbie Per- dew. Drama 177 Modern Dance Hard work, dedication, and creativity are just a few of the things it takes to be in the Modern Dance club. The girls spent long hard hours perfecting routines for the 12th annual modern dance concert. The theme of this year's concert was The Heat Is On . RHS dance deserves to be recognized for effort and achievement. 'A 1. This is a breakin' group. 2. Tweedlc dec and Twccdle dum. 3. I just adore my fans' 4. The Modern Dance club, back row I to r Wendy Shidner. Cindy Spears. Laura Wenthur. Bernadette Lc- pink. Marcie Walters. Mari|ane Galusha. Middle row I to r: Kelly Kosut. Tammy Gilbreath. Jac Marciano. Gloria Johnson. Julie Eager. Heather Paddock. Tammy Elmer. Staci Anderson. Marla James. Celeste Kilmer. Bottom row I to r: Laurie Church. Brenda Crean. Ni- cole Aland. Dana Shutt. Robert Boortz. Chen Theriac. Christian Martin. Linda Lynch. Dawn Cassube. Angie Perry. V Two of a kind. 6. We dancers need our energy. 'A A 178 Modern Dance FFA FFA, I to r Robert Lyons. Darren Allen, Mike Mine, Terry Gunter. Chris Swycaffer, Denise Darnell. Advisor Bill Bowman. Patrice Clark. Kellee Walker The goal of the FFA is to further education in all areas of agriculture. With the help of advisor Bill Bowman, the members compete in judging contests and various field days. During the school year they raise different animals and plants as class pro- jects. During the summer months the club members enter their projects in various lairs throughout Southern California and horticultural contests. FFA 179 Double K Enterprises Dr. Robert M. Foss Jim and Carol Lapp Main Street Video VCR Dr. J. Ronald Meyers, D.C. Physical Therapy Institute Inc. Ramona Cleaners Ramona Fabrics Ramona Livestock Supply 182 Golden Patrons Bulldog Patrons Ceasar’s Palate Larry and Amy Kitchen Budget Drug Ramona Farm Market Country Comforts Ramona Twin Cinemas De Loux School of Cosmetology Sun Valley Florist Eric Kirk Sun Valley Market Fantasy In Glass Tony Varela Gem Dandy Quarters Visual Sports Network Jim and Helen Spring Wright’s of Ramona John and Carol Mundy Yogurt Corral Kirk’s Bike Shop Palma Farms Ace Home Improvement 184 Silver Patrons Candids 185 Special Thanks to Dan Vengler of Sun Valley Market. Without his help, this book wouldn’t have been possible. 186 Acknowledgements Much appreciation and thanks goes to Bart Stein of Visual Sports Network. He solved many of our problems and was willing to help us out in any way he could, the use of VSN’s dark room was one of the many things he allowed us to use. Mr. Stein was responsible for the team pictures of the fall and winter sports, and has contributed to the can dids throughout the book. The cover and title page picture was also taken by this talented photographer. We owe a great deal of thanks to Mr. Stein and Visual Sports Network. The following people helped make the El Ano dance a success: Alpha Beta Becky Bailey Herman Dolle Bill Fallaw Gina Fallaw Ron Mulick Carol Lapp James Lapp Bart Stein Nancy Stein Thank You! Much thanks to Patty Jo Crean for her continued help and support. We Love You! Acknowledgements 187 188 Closing El Ano Staff Advisor .....................................John Bowman Editor.............................. Tammy Stein Asst. Editor .................... Elaine Jennings Layout Artists ..................... Marcy Bailey Brenda Crean Doug King Lisa Koch Loreen Lapp Deanne Page Copy Writers ......................... Gove Allen Dawn Hunter Chris Kitchen Photographers ........................ Gove Allen Aaron Bair Candy Browning Doug King Brian Patterson 1 Ramona High's Mafia collecting lunch money. 2. Casey on the go. 3 What do you want.' 4 Ya. we re bitchen 3. An apple a day won t keep Clark away 6. Protein for the bones. 7. That face, that face, that . . . 8. Excitement at lunch. 9. These are my keys! 10. Garfield, eat your heart out! 10i Closing 189 9 V 4 V ■
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