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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1986 volume:

Ever faithful, True and loyal, — Loving the Grand Old Looking back To fond old memories. Sad. but PROUD 2 Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction 2 Student Life 6 Seniors 18 Underclassmen 54 Academics 80 Sports 104 Activities 146 Homecoming 152 Associations 160 Patrons 182 Current Events 184 Closing 190 1. Don Joe Prep Moclnnes. 2. I'm tooooo cool. 3. BULLDOGS BREAKING THROUGH!! 4 What did YOU do this weekend, Eddy? 5. Watch what you say to Buster. 6 Heading for the beach. 7. Are you talking to me? 6 Student Life Student Life 7 FRIENDS You're someone special. That's what you are. Whether you're near, Or whether you're far. And I want you to know This affection I feel Will always be special, Will always be real. What would high school be without friends? 8 Student Life 1. Future New Wavers? . . . Mott Boy- kin and Chris Waddell. 3. Corey and his harem — Debbie, Marla, Julie and Laurie. 4. Carol Adam and Marcy Bailey, Friends Forever. Friends 9 Attitude check! Bulldog Pride In- side!! Spirit . . . that's what it's all about. The 1985-86 school year be- gan with much enthusiasm and vigor, most originating from the many pep assemblies and football games held throughout the year. The seniors Spirit 11 12 Student Life I. Two for the price of one. 3. Does anyone want to come to the student store with me? Lunch — it's much more than just a time for eating. It's a time to spend with friends, often do- ing little more than talking. Sometimes it is necessary to find a secluded area and spend time studying for a dreaded exam. It gives us a much needed break to gather the courage to face the rest of the day. Lunch is a time to relieve classroom wrought tensions; a time to re- lease excess energies; a time for planning the weekend's ac- tivities. Often we pile into our cars and head for McDonald's or Jack-in-the-Box, but it is not unusual for us to opt to stay on campus and just be ourselves. Lunch 13 4. Gove Allen fills the coke machine before the lunch rush. 5. Try balancing the fries on your head and drink at the same time. 2. “Ladies and Gentlemen Mike Finnell. — Mr. Monotony would be too harsh and inappropriate a word to describe life at R.H.S. The infi- nite cycle of school (in which we were all entangled); however, tended to drain the energy out of most. For relief and recuper- ation, students chose to step out of the mainstream at times, hoping for a little escapism, hoping to escape reality. This daydreaming is enforced in many ways. Dozing on the front lawn proved a favorite at lunch (even, at times, during class!), or right after, or before school. If one took a jaunt through the parking lot, a low din could be heard filtering through cars. These theraputic vibes sustained many stu- dents from day to day. Others simply chose to be bizarre, to let off excess pressure or steam. Then there were those who chose neither craziness nor do- cility, but complete self-absorb- tion. Sound familiar? Those were the people with the glazed eyes or the people sprawled out in the shade of the nearest tree. Yes, without these bouts of apathy and detachment, it would have been double the task, for a great many students, to survive the daily routine of school. 14 Student Life Stan relaxes after a hord day. Look out Beet Farmers — Here comes Mandy! Dave corries his bride. Rich, across the threshold 4. Taff Lewis gives us his status. 6. Beth McWilliams momentarily es capes reality. 3. David and Rhonda share a brief moment between classe 16 Magic Moments Magical moments and memories . . . The two of them fitting together perfectly, blending thoughts of the past and the present together with the magic of the future striking a perfect balance between what is, what was, and what will be. Magical moments may be those special times shared between close friends, teachers, couples, and sometimes in those very rare moments between a teacher and his teddy . . . 4 Mr Holt and Mr. Bevill — best friends forever. Student Life 17 Class of '86 I Senior Class Officers Some of the most spirited and involved of the student body were the senior class officers. Participating in a wide array of inter and extra curricular activities; they were well suited to represent senior class inter- ests. Among their duties are to plan the senior trip, organize senior ditch day, and see that graduation runs smoothly. The senior officers contrib- uted a lot of time to ensure that our senior year was the best. Thanks. ft K 1. Kory Martenson — Member 2. Lance Brown — Vice President 3. John Schmutz — Secretary 4. Sherry Anderson — Treasurer 5. Don Maclnnes — President 0 Seniors Selena Renee Acosta Cheryl Anna Adam Changes The first day of the 85-86 school year meant mony things to the senior class. For some it was just another school year, for others it wos a lost chance to redeem oneself for past deeds, but for most it meant the beginning of an end. It was a realiza- tion that where four years of study ond repetition left off, a lifetime of the unknown would begin. Carol Anne Adam Nicole Marie Alarid Gove Nathaniel Allen Matthew Alschbach Damon Ted Anaya-Summers Sherry Lynn Anderson Class of '86 21 Class of '86 Michelle Marguerite Arndt Richard Scott Arthur Shawna Ann Atkinson Marcella Jean Bailey Kevin Michael Barber Robert Ted Beasley 22 Seniors Some Seniors are just too short for top lockers. Top Lockers For the post four years we've waited When we were freshmen, it seemed like an eternity. Sophomore year we got one year closer, but it still seemed so tar away By the time we were Juniors, it seemed like we just might make it. And finally — we've got top lockers! FmoMy no one was stepping on our fingers and toes. We were no longer late to every class, people moved out of our way. Top lockers gove us a feeling of authority. We were at the top of the heap.” Matthew James Boykin Tim Scott Bradley Patti Angelica Brambila Lance Gregory Brown Tisha Keikealani Brown Chris Gordon Brunje Brian Richard Bullen Renee Lynn Buss Class of '86 23 Class of '86 Monica Nanette Callahan Jodi Jean Canfield Lisa Marie Cannon David Wayne Carey Jeannme Renee Cessna Michael Sean Chaney Cara Cay Clark ■RTLouise Clark John Martin Clayton H obert Richard Clokey George Robert Cobian Cindy Loraine Cochran 24 Seniors Laura Ann Covert Urobert Scott Cowan Brenda Joan Crean Sarah Ann Cresci Robert Michael Cronic Heather Anne Davies Nick Kent Dillon Kurt Hayhurst Douglas SAN DIEGO BLOOD BANK BLOODMOBILE rl The Blood Drive The onnuol Blood Drive took place in the RHS library on November 9th, 1985. As well as citizens, many students took time to donate blood to this worthy cause. II Class of '86 25 Class of '86 Senioritis Seniority seems to be going around these days and it's cotchy This sudden epidemic has the seniors itching to par- ty, go to the beoch, do anything but schoolwork The sen- iors con be found everywhere doing everything they're not supposed to. No teacher knows how to go about controlling this sudden disease, but they have been trying and tailing eoch time Senioritis seems to have gotten out of hand and there's no cure in sight Looking at the situation I'd say the teachers don't stand a chance. Croig Stoker and a common cose of Senioritis. Ii� Ik Michael Dean Finnell James Fischer Maria Dejesus Garcia Steve Gastelum 26 Seniors Woodward Gorse Kimberly Ann Green Cheri Green Amie Lynn Haas HL Ted Hallett Brian Halterman Kelly Hartmayer Jon Marc Hasz Class of '86 27 Class of '86 Angela Christine Henry Martha Hernandez Mike David Horgan Tim Hosking Dave Hosman Matthew Hughes Vince Hughes Michael James Hurlstone Michelle Lynn Jones The seniors' first ploce ♦loot HOMECOMING FLOAT For three consecutive years, the class of '86 took high- est honors at the homecoming floot competition The seniors put in many hours to see that they would again secure a victory. The theme for the float was It's o small world and small it was. An entire replica of Ramona complete with McDonald's, 7-11 and Ramono High School. Over the Julian mountains rose a missile, o sign of an impending war that could destroy our small world. A sign attached to the back simply stated The class of 86 wonts its 20 year reunion. Perhaps our float could have been more elaborate but the message would have been the same We kept the theme and won, that's all that counts — right? Nikole Marie Kempi Shelly Ann Kennedy Ken Kilmer Douglas Michael King Kim Klimas Christopher William Kitchen Class of '86 29 Class of '86 Procrastination How many nights d� d you stay up writing o term paper the night before it was due? Or studying for a big fifth period test of lunch? Or asking a date to prom a week before the dance? Procrastination — it seems to be the class of '86's trademark Karen Ann Koach Lisa Irene Koch Sean Stephen Kosut Christopher Todd Lawler Randall James Lepper Bernadette Sue Leppink matf Michael Lewis Larry Loomis Rosa Lutz Liane Macias Donald Ernest Maclnnes Todd Christopher Martak Kory Lance Martenson Class of '86 31 Class of Robert Anthony Mason Mike Mattson Stephanie Michelle Maximo Lisa Anne Maxwell Russell Alan McBrien Shawn McConaughey Beth McWilliams Jean Marie Menendez Rebecca Ann Myers Reed Meyers Brent Middlecamp Bruce Miller 32 Seniors Troy Michael Miller Kevin Scott Monahan The class of '86's twenty year reunion, can you invision it? What will everyone be like? Who will be married and can you imagine their children? Will we be among royalty, a famous fashion model or an actress? Will we have a professional athlete? Will anyone have become part of o real band ond stopped wosting their talents on the oirband? Who will have made it big and show up in a chauffer driven limousine5 Maybe the.class of '86 will have even held the president of the U S. The answers to these questions and many more will be answered in twenty years. Our class reunion will undoubtedly be and at the very least, hold a big laugh for us all. Will you recog- nize these peo- ple 20 years from now? Our 20 year reunion John Gary Monetta Michael Gene Pendell Karlyn Alene Peterson Shana Lyn Plumb Class of '86 33 C oss of '86_____________ Darren Lee Nelson Nannette Newman Greg Paul O'Hara Frances Norma Ortiz Debbie Michelle Overton Marsi Lynn Owens David Ryan Packwood Scott Michael Paddock 34 Seniors For most students the day does not end at the final bell. Jiround 1:55 a wave of energy seems to fill the school grounds. The after hours activities took various forms, spanning the range from football practice and drill team practice, to work and, of course, homework. Obviously, for sanities sake, after hours weren't totally school orient- ed. They also included being with friends, a lazy afternoon at the beach, and, of course, a weekend party — (or two). After Hours Students participate in a skateboarding contest. Class of '86 35 Class of '86 David Kelly Robert David Allen Roe Julie Robnett Frank Javier Romero Edmund Edward Routhier 36 Seniors Mastering Excuses “My mind went blank, it was unbelievable, this couldn't be happening to me 1 was, for the first time in my high school ca- reer, without an . EXCUSE! By the time students at Romo- nd High School hod reached their senior year, most had contracted a severe epidemic of “excuse- itis. The disease caused its vic- tims to develop strong allergic re- actions to the bosic R's and T's of campus life (“R being reading, writing and arithmetic, “T tor the tests, teachers and tardies). These symptoms were usually accompanied by the most in- credibly bizarre and outrageous excuses Some prime examples P I originated from oil areas of the school. Whether it was a late pa- per for English, on unfinished homework assignment, or a missed pass, students proved quite adept at providing formida- ble explanations Now, what's your excuse . . . ? Desiree Silveiro thinks up a quick lie John Victor Schmutz Robert Anthony Schneider Sean William Schow Amanda Louisa Schultz Patrick Russell Shay Rachel Lynn Shea Sheri Lynn Shelton Wendy Michelle Shidner John Wesley Simmons Sandra Kay Smith Aaron Robert Snelling Cinthia Ann Spears Class of '86 37 Class of '86 The SAT The Scholastic Aptitude Test, better known os the SAT is a 3- hour long, hair raising, multiple choice, death wish that mea- sures a students verbol and mathematical skills These ore not skills thot can be acquired in o tew days of cramming, but rather, skills thot are developed over many years; both in and out of school. The test is comprised of 2 30 minute mathemat- ical sections, testing a variety of math skills There is a I 30 minute test measuring the obility to recognize and use stondard English and one 30 mmute sectron on equating questions of either verbal, mathematical, or TSWE. Jeff Lee Speck Daniel Allen Speer Tanya Margaret Stehlik Su Elizbeth Stein Stephen Craig Stoker Damon Daniel Story Robert Sean Stuckey Thomas James Swafford Mike L. Sweeland Chris Lloyd Swycoffer Bryan Keith Tait Garth Allen Tash John Karl Taylor Linda Maria Taylor Cheri Marie Theriac Wendi Thomas Lloyd Gaylen Thompsen Kay Lynn Tozer Gregory Stephen Tucker Tracy Dawn Tucker Class of Steven Douglas Vallender Salvador Villarta Vincent Nicholas Virgilio Jeff Howard Volk Monica Shirlene Wiesner Deanna Evonne Winfree Pamela Denise Wisto Sean Richard Willis Amie, Michelle J., Shelly, Morey, Lisa K., Lisa M , ond Michele M. — Lunchtime memories. Jennifer Lee Wohlfiel Tziva Juliana Wollner John Woltz Memories . For four years Ramona High has given us many, both good and not so great. Friends, dances, sports and clubs I gave us some very special times. Even the tests and homework assignments weren't too bad. We will | never forget the time we | I spent crying ourselves to I sleep over a lost love, or the time we couldn't sleep because we were awaiting the magic of prom. For the rest of our lives we will re- member the smiles and the tears of high school. Looking back to fond old memories, sad but PROUD we are. Class of '86 41 46 Seniors n, SENIORS . .. 1 Good Friends: Marcy Bailey and Laum Reese 2. Buzzzz says Michele Martes 3. Varsity Senior football players hard at practice 4 Ladies and Gentlemen, off to my right we have Buster Hull 5. Future G.Q models: Craig Stoker, Lance Brown and Eddy Roughier. 48 Seniors Senior Autographs A Selena Acosta — Selima, Una, Lina Woy Back, Silly-no. Softboll-9,11. Gymnostics-9 Drill- 10,1 1. Pizza, lobster, shrimp, wc, ice cream. Bevill, Williams Getting out of Ramona, Doug. Thinking of how I'm going to spend all my money ofter I'm rich famous. Fashion. Kim, Amy, Tonya, Lydia, Jennifer, Rhonda (Main St buds), Doug, Rob, Domon, Scott, Steve, Todd, EPA n 1, Stacie, Everyday is like Halloween. Ame I were the first. Carol Adam — 38, Felix, Volleyball- 9,10,11,12. Honor roll-9,10. Mexican. Ta- mob, Leitlein, Barnes, Clark. The beach, sleeping, volleyball. Cherry, Cocoon, Poody, IT Thanx Tambo. Thanx Sherry Cheryl Adam —Cocoon Delegate-10,12. Vol- leyball-9,10,11,12 Softball-9.10,11,12. Piz- za. Bevill. ATCs. Kathy Toth, Michele Martes-Marty, Linda, Marcy, Poody, Shorty. Dennis — Hiya little bro. Thanks a lot mom dad Mandy Brooke — please don't call me that Hiya Pencil. Yes Carol's my twin sister. Linda — please no more volleyball dives. Nicole Alarid — Class treas-9 ASB Act Comm- 12. Float Comm-9,10,11,12. Homecoming Comm-11. Donee-10,11,12, Costumes-11, Pres-12. Drama-12. Powder Puff-11,12. Gymnastics-9,10,11. Cheer-9,10,1 1,12, Copt-10,12. Homecoming princess-9,10, Queen-12. Mushroom pizza, spinach, beans. Bowman, Holt. Dancing, laughing, eating, shopping the beach (beato). Dusty Summers, Jennifer Wohlfiel, Mandy Schultz, Desiree Silveira, Kelly Hartmayer, Cindy Cochran, Charlie Gilmartin, Eddy Routhier, Greg Tucker Thank you Dusty, Jennifer, John, Mandy, Kelly Niki for being such good friends. I love you guys — keep in touch. ASB 85-86 — Good luck in your fu- tures. V Cheer 85-86 — Thank you for mak- ing the few, the proud, our senior year the best Dusty U2 (BAD). I will always remember my 2 favorite teachers — Mr. Bowman (old man) Mr. Holt (peace) — Thanks I learned a lot from your classes. Nichelle — I love you, make your last 3 years the best, good luck. Thanks Melody (mom) Dad. Meet you at Carlos Murphys — the future rich — itches! Gove Allen — CSF-12. Yearbook-11,12. Carne Asada. Bowman, Robinson, Sticko, Socra- tes Backpacking Mark, Joanne. Matt Alschbach — Lips. Pizza. Williams, Spik- er Party, guitar, art, black metal. Brandy, Rick, Dave — don't be kooks, grow some hair, don't be bogus, stay out of the grave- yard Sherry Anderson — Cherry. Class trees-12. Float Comm-12. Soccer-11,12. Volleyball- 9.10.11.12 Softball-10 Track-12 Butter- fingers, italian, seafood. Bev, Holt, Bowman. Soccer, going out, having fun, kickmq back, sketching, listening to my stereo Ueorge, Stan, Marty, Newmy, Felix, Cocoon, IT, Mondy, Brooke. You are the best mom dad. I can't believe this is it. Hey Mandy only until I'm married. Soccer is tt 1. So long Ramo- na. Michele Arndt — Missy. Dance-11. Track-9. Lasagna. Holt, Baniaga. Doing things w friends, swimming, tennis, work, ski, sew Bernadette, Ami, Michelle, Mona, Amie, Ri- cardo, Kirk, Brent, Jeff, Sheri Shawno Atkinson — Sniffles Droma-9,10,11. Dance-10.11.12. Softball-11,12 Tall flag-11 Pizza. Parties Thumper, Psycho, Spazo, Nancy, Milky. I luv Rob. B Marcy Bailey — Marce ASB Delegate-9,10. Student Council-11. Drama-9 S' Club-11. Track-10. Yearbook-11, asst, editor-12 Cross Country-10. Pep Club-11. Honor roll- 9.12 Round Table Pizza. Holt, J Bowman, Monte Jordan, Smitley (Mom). Going 2 SD on Tues. nights (summer 85) w SK, MQ, BS, JT, MM, RTF. Typing, Traveling. Tammy Stein, Loreen Lopp, Jossie, Launi, Ron, Dawn, Ashley, Shelly, Lisa (3), CA (2), Kay, Joy, Matt Miller, Richard Fober, EJ, RW, MS, BB, KO, CR, Scotty Z. Stu Cruise 85 (Trop) 86 (Fest). The Police — Wrapped Around Your Finger Tam, Loreen — Thanx for all the crazy fun times — SDSU, Omgo Boingo, Via Las Cumbres, Friars Village, Russians Martians — Love ya both! Watching the de- tectives. USD. We're on a road to nowhere PoyoloS. I don't want to start any blasphe- mous rumors, but I think that god's got a sick sense of humor and when I die I expect to find him laughing — Depeche Mode Scotty Z — the crazy Canadian, eh . . . The great white north. Todd Oliver Joey. Elaine — Remember the work parties!! Matt M — I miss U Shell — thanx 4 everything, nevR 4get Uni ptys (esp. the pty at BS's condo), B J — 2 your right, Cagney Lacey, Tues- day nights forever Jos — I miss U Point Lome! Gizmo . Mom, Dad, Terra, family — I love you. Robert Beaslev — Rick. Pizza. Bevill, DeBoer Reloxing w friends, making money the old fashioned way — becoming involved w the underground world. Charlie, Trisha, the gang, Kory, Rhonda, Angela, Springfield, HP. Funny how desire can bum you up inside moke you commit emotional suicide. Ever- ybody's got the desire to leave their mark Some just do it over a trail of broken hearts — RS. I think of all the times I cursed out loud wishin I wos still running with the same old crowd. Sometimes it can make you cry just watching the years roll by — RS. Me John- ny Jose Luis Becerra — Delegate-11,12 Italian Jordon, DeBoer. Tennis, movies, Heather Davies, Tracy Tucker Janette Bilkey — Track-11. Chinese. Bev,eard, Mike B, Shawna, Nancy, Robert, Ami, Shelly, Dena, Cindy. Brandy Borchardt — Mexican. Bevill, Roper. Spring Valley, Glamis, Darrn Lee, Kim J, Caren Lee, Becky, Michael D. I love Darin. C- ya, shroshin, frog, 86 known how to party, doomed, Suzy Q, ding dong, scammin, 91X, hey babe, funky, mugly, wild side, 1 down 1 to go. 4X4 trucks, hugs kisses. Heart Kim Bowen — Kimbo. Gymnastics-9. Dance- 10. Powder Puff-11,12. Mexican. Bevill, Spik- er, Williams. Dancing, swimming. Beth, Cin- dy, Showna, Cheri, David. Matt Boykin — Gray Mouser Gremlins-11,12. Powder Puff Cheer-11,12. Drama-10,11. Basketball-9,10,11,12- Track-9,10. Spaghet- ti, Heard, Tambo. Cranking up the tunes, diving at the Y, playing my bass guitor Gremlins, music, guitar, grub, girls. Rime of the ancient mariner. Iron Maiden jams. Heavy Metal forever thanx mom. B Tim Bradley — Brad Soccer-9,10,11,12. Burg- ers. Bevill, Baniaga Spending time with friends family Debbie, Kevin, Monica, Ted, Michelle, Chris Patricia Branbilia — Patty Honor roll-1 1. Mexi- can. Tambo, Menotti, Heard, Barnes. Spending time with my boyfriend. Beto, Liane, Martha, Frances, Maria. Thanks for always being there. Lance Brown — Delegate-9,10. Security- 11.12. Class VP-12. Yearbook-12. Float Comm-9,10,11,12. Prom Comm-11, Powder Puff Cheer-11,12. Soccer-9,10,11,12 Track- 9.10.12. Mexican Jimbo, Pit, DeBonng, Bowman. Spending time with my best friend- Kari Always do whot you think is right — rebel. Late night runs — no gas. I can't drive 55 Hill, closet, shoes, window, beach, Pamu, Bubbles, car. I'm still loving you Kart always will. What you get out of life is not what you put into it. Lance Kari — forever Tisha Brown — Tish Powder Puff-11,12 Mexi- can, Hawaiian. Williams. Parties, having fun, going out with Mike, Art, horses. Mike C, Kim, Jomce, Brenda, Matt, Julie, Cheryl. I love my sweet Mike. We be jamin. Howsit Chris Brunie — Soccer-10. Track-10,11,12. Cross Country-11. Basketball-11 Football- 12. Pizza. Holt, Bowman,Mihalik. Sports. Buster, Stan, Don, George, Dena, Janeen, Missin You. Brian Bullen — Robert. Delegate- 11,12. Foot- ball-9 Basketball-10,11,12. Steak, lobster, pizza Beach, sleep, be lazy, basketball, fish- ing, hunting Tnsh, Mike, Marcy, Koren, An- drea, Matt, Michele. Lisa K — Poody. Marcy — my big sister mom. Motley Beth — I still owe you The candyman can Give it oil. Its Miller Time. Luv U Michele Mike — remem- ber the fist. Carol — I'm not man. I'm just crazy. Ken Burton — Heard, Holt Singing, laughing Trip Hollis, Led Zeppelin. c Jodi Canfield — Jo. Delegate-10. Pizza. Holt, Kulbacki, Bevill. Church, sleep, guitar, games Jesus, Mom, Dad, Jo, Debb, Mi- chael, family, FCCYG. Thanks everyone — I love you. Lisa Cannon — Lis, LMC5'3 . Class Rep-9,10 Delegate-9,10,11,12. S Club-1 I. Yearbook - 12 Prom Comm-11 Float Comm- 9.10.11.12. Homecoming Comm-11. Donce- 9.10,11,12 Powder Puff-12 Honor roll- 9.10.11.12. Gymnastics-9,10,11. Drill-10. Mascot-11,12. Pep Club-11. Flautas, pizza, lobster, crab Bowman. Baniaga. After Dark, sailing, the beach, the DOCS? Teddy bears, skiing, dancing. Shorty, Ug, M M, Chell, Marce, Aimes, Micky, Jim B, Chris K, Jeff S, Quin, Richard — I love you guys! Lisa cubed. BA 16. L. 2-12-83 — Prom — Bob, iacuz. Oh yea C-yo Well fine 450 SL Mercedes 86 runs wild. I can feel it coming in the air to- night — PC. Mom, Dad, Lorn. Lane — I love yo. UCSD — Here I come. Hey Richard Mott Cerekas — Party on the beach. Jeannme Cessna — NeNe. Gymnastics- 9,10,1 1,12 Cheer-10,11 Pizza Tambo. Dancing, partying, swimming, gymnastics. Leo, Robert, Tracy Stan Clancy — Football 10,11,12. Basketball- 9, 10,11,12 Baseball-10,1 1. Anything Rop- er, Walters Parties, sports Rich, Mike, Chris, Buster, Tim, The mind is a terrible thing to waste it must be stopped before our life- time or somebody will die. Carolyn Clark — Cora. Drama-9,10,11 Bagels Cream Cheese. Bamaga. Doncing, movies, beach, writing, reading, horses, volleyball Alexis. We did it Alexis! World here we come. Tara Clark — Torita. ASB Pub Comm-12. Cheer-9,10.11,12 CSE-9,10. Shrimp, scampi, escargot. DeBoer Sleeping, show- ing riding horses Niki, Cindy, Amy, Bren- da John Clayton — Twmkie Mon. Steak, lasagno. Rick, Purdy, Jordan Going to movies, work- ing Collecting coins. Dean, Mike, Troy, Lloyd, Mike Robert Clokey — Roberto, Coke. Heard. Pil- lage the village Sky diving, fire eating, cliff diving. Brien, Russ, Henry. George Cobian — Frenchy Dog Patrol-12. Football-9,10,11,12 Wrestling-9,12. Base- ball-9,10,1 1,12. Pizza. Tambo, Menotti, Heard, Drob, Bowman Party, relax, work. Rich, Jon, David (Preacher). Don't touch! Cindy Cochron — Cenderella. Class rep-9,10. Dance-9,10,1 1. Drama-8. Float Comm- 9,10,12 Tenms-9 Honor roll-9,10,11,12 Junk food. Bowman, Williams, Tambo. Par- ty, relax, eat, shop, ski. Eddie Kraus, Tara, Kim Nikole, Laura, Nicole — Good luck to all of you in the future keep in touch. Thanks Eddie for all you've done (mom dad too) I love you all thanks for being here. Good luck next year Lori. Loura Covert — Pizza, Chinese Bair, Bev Spik- er. Going out with my boyfriend. Tommy, Shayne, Lisa, Cindy Cheri — Boo. Parties w Tam. Thanx Shoyne 4 being there — I love Fred Forever — Hi monchicht Robert Cowan — Lead foot. Campus Life- 9,10 Hamburgers, fries. Tambo, Rich. Gla- mis, concerts, girls, party. Willy, My truck is rad Brenda Crean — Bean. Class Pres-9. Member at large-11 Cheer-9,10,11,12. Dance- 10,1 1,12. Honor roll-9,10,11,12. Ice cream, seafood. DeBoer, Mr Drob, Rich, Tambo Parties with friends, renting videos, jacuz- zies Ballet. Tiffany, De, Niki, Tara, Elaine, Rhonda, Tanya, Chris, Dove. Thanks to all my friends for all the good times. I'll take you hone PSYCHE Robert Cronic — Stuntman, Robbie Pep Club- 11 Drama-11. Track-9 Football-10. Bosket- ball-9,10,1 1,12. Steak, lobster Holt, De- Boer, Hardiman, Bringham Movies, minia- ture golfing. Coin collecting, water snow sknng, riding motorcycles. Wayne, Bob, Don- no, Kim, Lynn, Keenen, Laura D Heather Davies — Delegate-11,12. Closs Rep- 12 Float Comm-12. Dance-10,11. Year- book-12. Tennis-9,10,11,12 Basketball-9 Powder Puff-11,12. Honor roll-11,12. Cinna- mon bears Kulbacki, Williams, Roper Mov- ies, tennis, art. Jose Luis, Tracy Tucker, Tami Salayer Thank you to my family and Jose Luis. Nick Dillon — Gabby. Soccer-9,10,11,12. Baseball-9,10,11,12. Pizza Holt, Puleo, Jor- dan. Beach. Dawne Peck, Jon, John, Sean, Aaron. Kurt Douglas — Cosmic. Seafood. Racing, beach E Christy Edens — Chinese, diet cook. Hill, Wal- ters, Holt, Clark. Being with friends, sleeping in Beth, Wendi, Chuck, Mike. Thanks for all the rides. Wow Beth we made it out. Erinn — don't worry the next 2 years will go by fast. I'll stick with you baby for a thousand years — nothins gonna touch you in these golden years Joe Eischens — Tennis-9. Pep Club-12. Pizza. Bowman, Johnston. Party, sleep, breathe, eat, sleep. Mark, Andrea, Missy. Thanks Mom, Dad, Jerry all the little people. Kassandra Eliseo — Kasey Powder Puff-11,12. Drama-10,11 Ski-10,11. Soccer-11,12. Ital- ian. Jordon, Bevill. Mihalik, Heard, Williams, Tambo Party w Tim. Horses, beoch I love Tim TN, RE, LT. Thanks to Dad Mom Rock-n-Roll forever Cheech-n-Chong Goodbye Ramohi Prom 85 w Tim. Lunch w Pam Linda Tim Ellis — Timmy Apple Seed. Football- 9,10,11,12. Baseball-9,10.11,12 Basketball- 9,10,11. Pizza. Clark. Beach, girls. Chris, Kel- ly, Karen, Buster, Carol. To Mom Dad — thanks for all the support through the years. F Mike Fmnell — Class VP-11. Float Comm- 9,10,11,12. Prom Comm-11 Homecoming Comm-11. Football-9,10,11,12. Wrestling-9. Baseball-9. Lasagna DeBoer, Bowman, Tambo. Party, sports, have fun Craig, Tim, Rich, John S, Dave, Stan, Buster, Don, Char- lie, Georae, Chris K, Deanne, John M, Mike, Chris L. The mind is a terrible thing it must be stopped in our lifetime before it kills someone Julie Fisk — Jules. Sushi, Rich, Tamob. Party, men. Cheryll, Kim, Michele, Greg, Casey Thanks Cheryll Kim for a great year. Kim — here is to the summer and all the people we met Whaooo! Cheryl — I go there! What! I love Greg Wright Hey let's go out. Bonzii. Ha ha G Marcia Garcia — Mexican, italion. Rich. Party, dance. Liane, Frances, William, Patty. Good luck. Steve Gastelum — Uncel Bud Drama-9,10,1 1. Airband-10,11,12. Gremlins-11,12. Bosket- ball-9 Pizza. Tombo, Roper, Kulbacki. Party, Gremlins raids, quarters Drumming, defend- ing the faith. GREMLINS! I love you guys! Charlie Gilmartin — Bobs. Rich, Bamaga. Sleeping in, talking on the phone, hoving fun with friends. Football, reading Bob, Kim, Tracy, Heather, Mike, John, Kelly, Dezi, Matt, football team, Kristy. U2 — Betray with a kiss. Potty Gilmartin — Pencil. Powder Puff-11,12. Volleyball-9,10 Basketball-10,11,12. Soft- ball-9,10,11,12 Track-9 Sour cream Tambo, Baniaga, Heard Looking in mirrors, playing in grass Loura, Kim, Niki, Mandy, Torn, MM I'll never forget you guys SD RR. Thanks Mom, Dad, Dennis, Kathy, Dave, Tim Charlie. Joanne Glaudmi — Japon. Choir-11. Drama- 9,10,11,12 CSF-12 Prom Comm-11 Pep Club-11 Lasagna Bowman, Mihalik, Robin- son Murder parties, shopping, swimming, acting, piano, sketching. Mark, Holly, Gove, Chris Socrates The unexommed life is not worth living. Kim Green — Kimber. Mexican, Heard, Tambo, Bevill, Bev, Cathy. Get wild. Kelley Hooper, Chris, Tisha, Lori, Milico, Tammy, Dolene, Sheri. I love my sweet Kel Hey baby, cutie, Hi hun, I don't believe it, like you know5 Tish Mike how cute I love the beach. How funny, excuse me? too cool, stop it, shut up, oh my gosh H Amie Haas — Aimers. ASB delegate-11,12. CSF-9,10,11,12 Track-9,10,11,12. Tenn.s- 9,10,11 Lobster, pizza, flautas. Banioga, Williams, Cosentmo. Shopping, seeing Bob- by, scammmg. Mickey — luv, Rash, Mish, Bobby. Mickey — you're the best TBTC HDA 4ever. Mish — Luv U 2, let's do lunch. Anything on a stick Bobby — Love you bushels. Gl Joe. Thanx Mom Dad. Kelly Hartmoyer — Young naive CB Float Comm-9,10,1 1,12. Dance-10,12. Tennis- 9,12. Cross Country-9 Powder Puff-11,12 Honor roll-9,10,11. Banioga, Williams, Co sentino Shopping, movies, reading, Baumo, sewing, painting, partying. Dezi, Nicole, Nikki, Jen, Toro, Chorlie, Tracy, Sandy Breakfast Club rules. Meetcha guys at Car- los Murphys Be good Jeff Love ya Mom Dad. Can't wait for Jose 17 All I know is TORCH, GAS WOMAN. Love to all my friends forever John Hosz — Football-9,10 Sleeping George, Lance Angelo Henry — Angie Mexican. Heard, De- Boer. Party, shop, guys. Tony, Anna, Christi- na, Joe, Patty, Frances, Maria, Chopis, Dan- iel, Liane, John, Tawyna Alwoys smiling, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad Whot a trip. For sures. Liane — Oh my god Martha Hernandez — Tacos. Tambo. Party, dance, |Ob, soccer Patty, Liane, Frances, Mario, Anna, Angela. Good luck Kirk Hoeben — Delegate-10,11,12. Choco- late. Holt, DeBoer, Tambo, Hill Drag racing on Vly Prkwy, water skiing, blondes, bru- nettes, dancing, fast cors, nude volleyball, import records, young ladies. Erica, Jim. Ain't love grand, Be careful, it bites. Mike Horgon —■ Steak. Rich, Tambo, Jordon, Purdy. Go out, drive, friends, wood, my truck Lisa, Mike, Dean, John, Reed, Loyd, Troy Tim Hoskmg — Football-10,11. Baseboll-10. Peonuts Jordan Race, surf, crash. Chris- tian. James Hull — Buster Football-12. Wrestling- 12. Pizza. Bev Movies, sleep, swim, ski. Mike Hurlstone — Baseball-12. Jordan, Tambo, Colegrove. Movies, beach, motor- cycles. j Lisa Jarrett — Powder Puff-12. Track-9 Tombo, Bevill. Party, ski, beach. Albert, Cin- dy, Laura, Karen — my favorite twisted sis- ter. Thanks Karen, Mom Dad Leave Ra- mona. Koren — I don't wont to be here any- more. Party. Mackenzies rules Elaine Jennings — Emale. Student Council-10, Prom Comm-1 I. Homecoming Comm-11 Float Comm-10,11,12. Yearbook-10, asst editor-1 I, editor-12. Bosketboll stots-12 BK chicken sandwiches, chocolate Bowman, Holt, shopping (spending money), pickin' w De, doing anything w De, Rhonda, Brenda, Croig, SNL. Yearbook, pickings De (my best friend), Rhonda, Brenda, Craicj, Don, John M, Steph, John S, Dave, (fhris, Brent. Deanne — Olive juice. Thanks De Rhonda — I love you guys but you are so stupid!!! Iceland or bust’!! Do you Know where you're going? Ken Skipper. Ba-na-na - na-na-no- no -na-no-no. Steph — Tweedie De Twee- dle Dum. Hey, hey tippy turtle — you're such a boobie Thanks Uncle Johnny. Michele Jones — Mickey. Pep Club-11,12. Float Comm-12. Drama-11,12. Choir- 9,10,11,12. Yearbook-12. Bosketboll stats- 11.12 Powder Puff-11,12. Honor roll- 10,11,12. Flautas. Uncle Johnny Bowman, Jeff Holt Shop w Amie Shelly, rock climb- ing w Todd, just kicking back, singing, read- ing Amie, Christipher, Todd, Gordy (cat). Todd — the best thing to happen in my life Kris — remember singing the National An- them with the trumpet? IBTC forever. Lets do lunch. My best times with Amie, Shelly the group. Anything on a stick. K Janet Kasl — Softball-10,12. Pizza, shrimp. Be- vill, Rich, Heard. Going out, shop, dance, sing. WS, CT, SA, CS, KW. Bye Ramona High. Nikole Kempi — Nikatine, Kempi Class Sec- 9,10,11 ASB Treas-12 CSF-9.10,1 1. 12. Sk.- 10 Academic league-9 Dance-10. Softball- 10.11.12 Powder Puff-11,12 Cheer- 9.10.11.12. Seofood, cookies, Bonioga, Holt, Hardiman, DeBoer. Hang out with friends, scam on guys, party, go doncmg, woter snow skiing Tara, Nicole, Jello, Bren- da (Charlies ant), NeNe, Kelly, Cindy, Ami, Righteous, Cristobal, Pencil. Thanks to all my friends teachers for making my years at RHS memorable. Any buddies — lets meet at Carlos Murphys — Virgin Daiquiries Shelly Kennedy — Mish Encounter-11. Re- treat-10,11 Dance-12. Float Comm-12 Yearbook-12 Soccer stats-12. Cheer- 9,10,11. Pep club-10,11. Strowberry Haagen dozs ice cream. Bowman Parties down the hill, BF at the beach t bears WW rafting, dreamin bout KA, docs? McQ, JT, RTF, Dk, MB. AH. AA, JB, MJ, LC, CM, SP (cous) ER (SD), all my pals at MHS-HH (|erome) — (Louise) SH Marce — thanx for every- thing. McQ MB — Tues nights forever Eddy-U will alwys B spcl 2 me. All my pals at MHS — I luv u. Cag Lace forever ORE withdraw! B J — 2 your right Lets do lunch. Against all odds Haagen dazs forever Nev- er Surrender 9 13 85. Mom, Dad 2 (bros) — I luv ya. Doug King — Dougie Tennis-9. Football-10 Academic league-9,1 1 12 Honor roll- 9.10.11.12. CSF-9,10,1 1.12. Quesdillos Holt, Bowman, Swift (ha ha) Getting out of Ramona, dancing Scott, Damon, Rob, Se- lena, Steve. Kory, Brion, Muffy (my dog), Lee Andrews, Kevin. The truck-fear Repo man. That wos intense. Do it in a Dart Ken Kilmer — Bond-9,10 Big mac Arnola, Wil- liams, Robinson, Rich Anything fun Brent, Robert, Heil Hitler. Chris Kitchen — Tubo Man ASB student rep to board-12. CSF-9,10,1 1,12. Key club- 10.11.12 Drama-12 Homecoming Comm- 11. Floot Comm—11,12. Prom Comm-11. Football-9,10,12. Basketball-11 Athletic trainer-11 Band-9,10. Choir-10. Pep club-11 Lasagne Holt, Miholik, Bowman, Robinson Sleep, party, piano, read, watch TV. Every- one Vince, Joanne, Deanne, Niki, Michelle, Senior Varsity football ployers, Brenda, Tara, Eloine. To oil my female friends — SEXY! To ffootball — its unnecessary to rag on me. Goodbye everyone, I'll miss you. Koren Koach — Smurf. Float Comm—11,12 Powder Puff -12 Delegote-9,10,11,12 Drill- 12. Volleyball-10,11 Gymnastics-11,12 Ice Cream Bevill. Beach, Ski, guys. KM, CA, TE. Live life to its fullest Lisa Koch — Cookie Delegate-9,10,11. Stu- dent council-9,10. Ski-11 Drama-9,10,11 Dance-11 Campus life-9,10 Yearbook-11 Basketball-9. Powder Puff-11,12. Pep Club- 11. Fettucmi, pizza, lobster. Bevill, Heard, Johnston Dance, beach, shop, guys, talking on the telly (lisa) Lisa, Lisa, MB, Cheech, Lovelace, Paenut, Michele, M t, Bobby, Psycho, CA (2), Eagle, BM, KT. PW.S, J, K, D, K — I miss you already Im here but thats not how you say my name Toad B2, Bo, toke care BM — My sis alwys Bobby Olive U, 2 1AF, Brian — dont call me poody U ore all obnoxious. Bye class of 86 — Can ya see us in 10 years? Penny — You're my buddy L Chns Lawler — Crazy Legs. Delegate-11. Base- ball-9, 10,11,12 Basketball-9,10. Footboll- 9.10.11.12. Carne Asado Rich, Roper Mov- ies, sports. Tim, Patrick, Mike, Charlie, Stan, Buster Randy Lepper — Digger FFA-9,10,11,12 Cross Country-9,10,11,12. Track- 9.10.11.12. Pepsi, pizzo Coach Smith, B Bowman. Running, video taping. Donna Woll Bernadette Leppink — Berner, Berme Dance —11,12. Flag-9,10,11,12. Honor roll- 9,10,11 Chocolate Holt, Kulbocki, Bow- man. Shop, Dance, Party, Draw, read, fish, camp, bikes, homework Missy, Steve, Liane, Nicole, Niki, Tara, Deanne, George, David, Chris, Sandy, Michelle, Sharon, Mar- gie, Charlie. Toff Lewis — White Wraith. Track-9,10,11,12. Powder Puff Cheer-12. Gremlins-12 Cross Country-11,12. Soccer-9 Williams, Mac, Be- vill, Jimbo, Drums, beach, party, movies, writing music, listening to music Suson V Still loving you All Gremlins Bruceage, Smeg, Mr Jell. Dont talk to strangers and keep the faith. Learn to love forget to hate. Evil eyes is screaming at the window Reniassance. The mad man is coming home M Liane Macias — Mary Lou. Flog-10,12. Tacos, hamburgers Wolters, Barnes Being with family friends Reading, listening to soul music, dancing Patty, Maria, Frances, Lina Thonks to Lina for always being there Ju- nior G, Potty, Maria, Art — for being such good friends Thanks mom dad for every- thing Don Maclnnes — Class VP-9 Class Pres-10,12. ASB Sales-11. Student Council-9,10,11,12 Football-9,10,11,12. Basketball-9,10,11,12. Baseball-9,10. Track-11,12 Pep club-11. Honor roll-9,12. Steak, lobster Holt, Tombo Sleeping, mowing the lawn, athletics, coin collecting Mom Dod — I made it, I dont know how, but I made it. When you are there thats where you will be I will never forget this place or the people thot mode it Todd Martak — Golf-9. Pizza, burrittos, Holt, Bevill, Kulbocki, Wolker Dancing, nude vol- leyball, hovmg fun, golf, nude skiing, nude soiling, blondes Brent, Kirk, James, Ami, Heather, Selena, Scott, Steve, Damon, Aint love grond? Kory Martenson — Student council-9,10 Class Member at large. 12 Float Comm- 9,10,12 Football-10,12 Soccer-9,10,11. Tennis-9,10. El Ranchito Holt, Smitley Sleeping, shopping, spending someone elses money Sports, goofing off, acting as wierd as I can Derek, Scott, Domon, Rob, Steve, Todd, Doug, Kevin, Lee, DE! Bonzai! Con- quistador! Scott — lets go get on Irish wom- an! Howard Jones — Intense. Omgo Bomao Hey you hoser, you lost eh? I love De its worth the woit. Were out of here — hasta. Things ore only getting better. SDSU. Michele Mortes — Marty Float Comm-11,12. Powder Puff-11,12. Bosketball-9,10 Soccer- 11,12. Pizza, shrimp, lobster, Tombo, Ban- iaga. Beach soccer, shopping LM, LK, LC, SA, CA, CA, FR, LB, SG, RS, NN, NN, NA, PB, MB. JC. JG, TC. CG. CK. DP. JS. WS. SS, DS, SW. Thanks mom dad. Its been a blast. So long flouto land. Lisa K M — glad we are all friends Hey Cherry. Lisa dont hit thot truck Hey cocoon dont mess up. Felix watch out for that serve. Im off to bigger better things. Bye fro now. 86 was our year. Juan Martinez — Soccer-9,10,11,12 Mexi- can, italian, Jordan. Soccer, partying. All the mexican rasa Juan R. Martinez — JR. Foreign Exchange-12. Soccer-12. Tennis-9,10,11 Basketball-9,10. Cocido Madrileno. Tambo, Rich, Sports, Par- ties, motorcycles, reading Robert Mason — Roboire. Pettucini. Holt, Ban- iaga Party, movies, dances, friends, snorkel- mg, bikes, shoot guns, toke pictures. Every- one is special. Integrity is the essence of ev- erything successful. Let your feelings show Stephonie Maximo — Speff. Mouse Student council-11. ASB delegate-9,10,11,12. Float Comm—11,12. Pep club-11. Homecoming Comm — 11 Dance-10,11,12. Drill-9,10,11, Copt-12. Cheetos, haagen dazs JB, Barnes. Reading, relaxing, dancing, sketching Staci, Drea, Janet, MJ, Lina, Wendy, Elaine, Thanx Mom Dad, Space the great beyond. Dre Jan thanx I love you guys — SDSU. LL the MJ girls — make next year the best! Wham — bam we made it. Lomer — always remem- ber B B games, tea parties all those nights looking for tweedle dee tweedle dum. Spac — your my best bud! (I wuv u) 85-86 Drill — Thanx 4 putting up w me. PS Pack you do have friends. Lisa Moxwell — Shorty. Delegate-10,11,12. Donee-10. Float Comm-11,12. Bosketball-9 Powder Puff-12. Pep club-11. Pizza, lasagno, liguini, shrimp, lobster Bamaga, Bowman, Robinson. Beach, desert, shopping, guy watching, talking on the phone To all my friends — What con I say except you're the best, thanks for being you. Im short, so what. TOAD. To all the guys I stop, stand stare at — thanks for the view So long flauta land. Thanks Mom Dod you're great. 86 — the best class ever. Shawn McConaughey — Gumby. Baseball- 9,10,11,12. Football-9. McNuggets. Mixer, Bevili. Skoting, fishing. Renee, Roger, Ken. Dare to be different Russell McBrewn — Russ. Rob, Brian, Henry. You name it I'll try it. Beth McWilliams — Oakra. Williams, John- ston, Rich Go get sushi not pay — tis de- vine. Painting, eating rice Christy, Wendi, Andy, animals. Dont drive drunk dont swear or be mean to people When you drink booze you drink an attitude. Andres Mejia — Soccer-12. Seafood. Kul- backi, Rich Movies, ploy squash, porties, soccer, girls. Corey, Tziva, Monica, James, Garth, Laura, Beth Foreign Exchange stu- dent Bogota Columbia, SA. Jean Menendez — Jeannie Powder Puff 11,12. Pizza DeBoer, Williams, Rich, Spiker. Beach, horses, 3-wheelin, parties, cruisin. Jack, Ben, Linda, Debbiee, Janice. Its been real its been fun but I wont say its been real fun. Michele Michaux — Snoopy, Lasagna. Jor- dan, Rich. Party, fun, horses, Julie Kevin Monahan — Pizza, ice cream. Bevili, Wil- liams, Rich. Party, dances, fishing DeMolay PMC. Chris, Willard, Keith, Tim, Wendy, Dawn, Denise, Mike, I love Chris. Thanks Mom Dod. John Monetta — Ski-9,10 Football-9,10. Bos- ketboll-9,10,1 1,12. Baseball-9. Fortune cookies. Bamaga Beach, basketball, paper airplanes, travel. Eddie, Greg, Nciole, Bren- da, Craig, De, Scott, Dust Shaker. My bench-sleep. No trolls, lectric shave, hey bro whot it be Willard Moore — Willie. Steak, pizza Kulbacki, Rich. Cruising, desert, riding, beach, motor- cycles, model building. Live long and prosper well 86. Rebecca Myers — Becky. Student rep-9,10. Mexicon. Holt, Baniaga horses, movies, playing pool, friends. Kelley, Shano, Kenny, Brenda. N Dave Neely — Skip. Football-9. Track- 9.10.11.12. K-rations Kulbacki, Baniaga, DeBoer. Flying, parliamentary activities, pointing, airplanes. Matt, Toff, Bruce. Kill a commie for your mommie Nanette Newman — Newmy. Basketball-9,10. Softball-10 Soccer-9,10,11,12 Honor roll- 9.10.11.12. Flautos. Holt, J Bowman. Foot- ball soccer games, being with Sergio, soc- cer, readinq, Guiding Light . Sergio, Wab- bitt (Lisa), Deanne. Sergio Nanette para siempre Forget Chemistry! No more semi- nary o Frances Ortiz — La Loca. Tall flags-11,12. HonT r roll-11 Mexicon, italian. Walters, Rich. Going out, partying, tall flags, horses Liane, Patty, Maria, Martha, Angela. Good luck. Thanks. ' Debbiee Overton — Blue eyes. American. Wal- ters, Williams. Dancing, horses, beach, soft- ball, swimming. Lmdo, parents. Marsi Owens — Marss. Delegate-11,12. CSF- 9,10. Softball-10,12. Powder Puff-12. Pizza, mexican Bowmon, Baniaga Desert, shop- ping, skiing. Rachel, Jen, Marno, Lisa. Ya catch my drift? p David Pack wood — Pocky Class Trees-10. Student Council Sec-10. ASB Activities Comm-1 1. Pep club founder-11. Student council-9,10,11. Key club-10,11,12. News- paper-11, editor-12. Float comm- 9.10.11.12. Prom Comm-1 I. Powder Puff cheer-11,12 Dance-ll. Homecoming Comm-11. Donuts, prime rib. Tambo, Bevili, Holt. Party, beach, doncing, working on my car, mokmg money, laughing, foolin around, gambling, -sleeping Well I finally made it. Rhonda — you will always be special to me. Mom Dad — thanks for believing, love ya. Don't worry I'll do some school work in col- lege That Tambo's alyn son beech. No Urns, my mother is off work today. Scott Paddock — Scoot. Chicago Brothers Piz- za. Holt, DeBoer, Bowman. Getting out of Ramona, hittin deoth, going to Blue Meon- me. Damon, Kevin, Steve, Doug, Rob, John. Call BS on life. Deanne Page — Class pres-11. ASB Pres-12 Homecoming Comm-1 1. Prom Comm-11. Floot Comm-9,10,11,12. Boseball stots-9 Basketball stats-9,10,1 1,12. Drill team-9. Dramo-12. BK whoppers w Cheese. Holt, Bowman, Bevili, Mihalik, Tambo. Shopping, pickin' w Elaine, doin' stuff w Elaine, SNL Shopping, ASB, reading, dancing, picking. Elaine, Rhonda, Brendo, Scotty B, Craig, Don, Johnny-Boy (Monetta), Kory, Mike, Chris, Corey, John S, The Basketball team, Bear. Elaine — Olive Juice! Lul' u Rhonda , Thanks Brenda, I love ya, October 11, 1983. Iceland or bush!!! Do you know where you're going?? Ken Skipper , “Hey, hey tippy turtle . Ba-na-na-no-na-na- na-na-na-na. Thanks to all my officers — I love you guys! Mom, Dad, Terri — I love you all so much, thank you. 3 generations is enough! Lori Parker — Pep Club-10. Drama-10. Track- 9,10,11,12. Powder Puff-11,12. Pizza. Clark Beoch, movie, bowling, discus. Cindy, Dar H Coach Colegrove, mom, dad. Bryan Ad- orns — Reckless. Amy Parsley — A-me, Part-silly, Aimlessly Softball-9 Swordfish, Kal Kan. Williams. Play- ing pool at Sil's, ggp, walking around down- town. Doing the St Vitus dance while listen- ing to the BeeGees smelling puke. The mentally ill — Tasha, Dave, Alex, Sean, Se- lena, ID, Beth, Mom-e, Dad-e. Hiding in a cave. Boros yeah Life is a trap. Karlyn Petersen — IQ. Newspaper-12. Basket- ball-1 1 PowderPuff-l 1,12 Honor Roll- 9,10,1 1,12. Holt, Baniaga. Movies, softball, tennis, friends, beach, cruising, reading Snoopy cartoons, collecting bears. Chandro, Potty, Thereso, Chrisi, Brenda. Good times w CJ. Always standing up for what I believe in — never backing down. CJ — wotch out for battles Love will find a way. Power of Love. Back to the Future — UI movie. Thanx Mom, Rob, Ted PTL. Forrest Plough — Patalk Football-9,10,12 Track-11 Burritos. Tambo, Rich. Surf, skank, fish, fix my car. Lets go to mean street. Nectar — rip off 85. Pete, Joe, Dusty, Tasha, Dezi, Arthur, Nicole. Dezi — I need the car. I'll miss RHS. Oh well its time to get a job. Remember the maht in La Jolla boys. tf 42 lives on forever. GAR 86. Shana Plumb — FFA-9,10,11,12. Soccer-11. Powder Puff-11,12. Pizza. Holt, Cosentino, Mihalik. Sports, horses, sleeping, reading, drawing. Wendi, Bryan, Dena. Linda Poloski — FHA-9 Powder Puff-11,12. Pizza, Lasagna. DeBoer, Williams, Rich, Spik- er Beach, horses, porties, shopping, cruisin. Debbiee, Jeannie, Mitch, Crystal. Its been reol its been tun but I wont soy its been real fun. Rebecca Poe — Becky. Nochos Bevili, Rich, Bev, Kathy See Shane, go out with my fam- ily. Shane, Janeen, Chris, Lisa, Brandy, Caren. I love you always Shane E. Rosson Neen Chris. Its our family. Take off BH. Party! Hey fulloady quit your whinein one time. Its the best. R Laum Reese — Laum. Sushi, pizza, flautos. Holt. Going to SDSU football games par- ties, concerts. Morey Bailey, Tammy Stem, Loreen Lapp, Stacy, Stacey, Heother, Shelly, Elaine, John Marcy, Tammy Loreen — Thanks for being my friends. DK? John — you are very special to me! David Robert — Eagle Football-9,10,11,12. Wrestlmg-9,10,11,12. Tenms-9 Heard, Han- dell. Sleep, church, get active, moke noise. Cindy, Conary (Lisa K), TC (copy). O—zone, not that, yeah you is. Bill Romero — Buddy Pizza Heard, Holt. Party, surf. Joe, Lonnie, Tif, Lisa. 3 16 85. Thanks to all my friends esp. Tiffany Curtis. Frank Romero — CSF-9,10,11,12. Baseball- 9.10.11.12. Homecoming Prince-11. Pizza Jordan, P Drob, Tambo. Fishing, hunting, baseball. Greg, Eddy. Edmond Routhier — Ed. Surf-11. Soccer- 9.10.11.12. Footboll-9 Track-9 Powder Puff Cheer-11,12. Lobster, pizza, twmkies. Holt, Drob, Hardiman, Mihalik. Surfing, parties, trips to the beach, biking, soccer, scammin, water skiing. Greg, John, Frank, Rick, Shelly One-on-One. Late nights. Good Friends, SK forever, no trolls, NMRC. s George Sanchez — Soccer-10,11,12. Baseball- 11. Pizza, Cruise. Robert Schneider — Spinner. Drama-9,10,11. Dance-10,11. Soccer-9 Powder Puff Cheer- 11.12. Food. All that passed me. Surfing, ski- ing Tino, Torin, Surfers only Shawn Schow — Freddie FHA-10. FFA-11,12. Tennis-9 Cross Country-10. Chinese. Bevill, Barnes. Writing, bike riding. Chad, Danny, Monica, Evelyn, Bill Thanks. Mandy Schultz — Mindy, Mandarine Lime. ASB Sales-12. CSF-9 S club-11 Basketball- 9,10,11,12 Softboll-9,10,11,12 Volleyball stots-l 1,12. Powder Puff-11,12 Honor Roll- 9, 10,11,12. Anything with meat. Holt, Bevill, Hardiman, Mihalik Wouldnt you like to know, having lost weekends, listening to the beat formers, being sarcastic, eating, filling the pepsi mochine. Kari, Heidi, Denice, An- gela, Nicole, Brooke, Frosh cheerleaders fesp. Tami Julie) I dont have a last name. «24. Cheryl Miller Calvin Klein Underwear model. Matching socks shoes I hate Carls- bad! Code blue Sonny Cher. F-G. Happy Days I am a fanatic. Hojo. Underdog Bull- dog Pride Inside. I love you all. Rachel Shea — Rach. Float Comm-12. Powder Puff-12 Pep Club-12. Pizza, mexican, lo- sagna. Bowman, Baniaga Desert, soccer, horses, softball. Marss, Jen, Shorty, Lisa. Scaaaree! But whos buying the milk? Shen Shelton — Shorty. Softball-11,12. Powder Puff-11,12. Mexican Holt, Baniaga. Fun, ski, swim. Cissy, Kim, Lisa Wendy Shidner — Spazo ASB Delegate-10,12. Dance-9,10,11,12. Float Comm-12. FHA-9. Drill-10,11,12 Pizza. Geldert, Bowman. Kickin back, partyin, beach, surf naked, Guy, dance, money, eat, sleep, spaz Guy, Cindy, Tziva, Janet, Mom, Dad, Family, Lino- Lma the Mariiane girls — Pebbles, Wilmo, Wendy, Wham-bam, Steffy Styx, Wham, Drill, Dance, Wowee Josie, Inky Dinky. How funny Otoy Panky. Fun stuff Maynard. Oh well, lifes hard. Snuggles — cherish the love we hove, Bye bye Ramohi! Desiree Silveira — Dezi. Powder Puff-11,12. Dance-11,12. Float Comm-12 Tennis- 9.10.11.12. Honor Roll-10 Pizzo, Spinach, beans? DeBoer, Heard, Wolters Baumo, Beach (beato), parties, shopping. Joke, Kel- ly, Sandy, Nicole, Tara, Joe, Charlie, The clan. Kel, Sandy, Nicole, Jen, Trace, Dad, Mom, Tasha, Roman, Joe — Thans Be good Jake. Joe, Pete, Forrest, Shane — Whers the brew, baumo, keys? I love all you guys. Keep in touch. I con hang. Sandra Smith — Sandy. Cross Country-9,10. Track-9,10. Salad Robinson, Childers. Donee, shop, exercise. Mario, Dezi, Kelly. Mario 9-12 forever. Wham joms. Lunch with Mario. John Schmutz — Alvin. Closs VP-10. Class Sec- 12. Float Comm-9.10,11,12. Key club-11,12. Baseball-9,10,11,12. Football-9,11 Basket- ball-10. Pep Club-1 1 Cherries. Tambo, Rice, Menotti, Bowman, Mihalik, Robinson. Par- ties, work, sports — indoor outdoor De, Don, Mike, Craig, George, Chris, Chris, Vince, Tim, Rich, Lauro, Rhonda, Dave, Bobs Big Boy, Herman Munster, Stan, Buster, Mike, Tammy, Karenina, Nanette, Amie, Nick, JD, Elaine, Juan. Send them U-Hauls take em where the food is. Food fights ot McDonalds. Roe buying breakfast. Aoron Snelling — Bambi. Football-9. Pizza. Jor- dan, Spiker. Football games, parties, cruisin. Cars. Sean, Frank, Greg, Bobby 86 james OLGA. Cindy Spears — Psycho. Drill-10. Flag-11. Dance-10,11,12. FHA-9. Softball-12. Powder Puff -1 1,12. Losagna. Johnston, Party, sleep, eat, donee, «2 Wendy, Jim, Shauna, Yvette, David, Rhonda, Marijane, John, Jus- tin, Chris, Lisa, Kim, Angela, Psycho II, Ja- nette. Jim — I love you. Surf naked. Jeff Speck — Speck. ASB Sec-12. Drama- 9.10.11.12. Track-9. Golf-10,11,12. Band- 9, 10 Honor Roll-9,10,11,12. Double stuffed oreos Bowman, Drob, Williams, Mihalik. Reoding, writing, acting, drums. Kim Kathawa, The Gremlins, fellow thespians. Tanya Stehlik — Hey you. Delegate-10,11,12. Ski-9,10,1 1. Donce-9,10.1 1,12. Powder Puff- 11. Yearbook-12 Float Comm-11,12 Chi- nese. Bowman, Bomaga. Making trouble w friends, dancing, having the best possible time. Lydia, Selena, Rhonda, NeNe, Staci, Lance, Matt, Chris I'll never forget you guys. LB — thanks for being there Susan Stein — Student Council-10. Drama- 9, 10. Choir-11. Dance-9,10,11. Track stats- 11.12. Basketball stots-l 1,12. Holt, Bringham, Kulbacki. Dancing, movies, sleep, foreign coins. Tziva, Monica, Dena Craig Stoker — Jose. Class Treas-11. Student Council-9,10,11,12. Football-9 Baseball-9 Basketboll-9,10,11,12. Lemons, salt, steak, mexican. Holt, Bevill, Smitley. Beach, porty, desert, Magic Mountain, La Cocina, basket- ball, reading, collecting Bloom County com- ics. Mike, Deanne, John, John, Elaine, Bren- da, Rhonda. Porty w Alaska. Desert trips w Dusty, Brian, Ida, Liz, Sam, Shaleen, Dad, Un- cle Jerry, Joanne Doing anything w Deanne, Mike, Ealine, Brenda. Party w Rich, Mike, Dave, Stan. Damon Story — Shaker. Holt, Bowman. Dance, getting out of Romona, immoralities. Biking, boats Doug, Scott, Rob, Steve, Sally Ann, Barry, Lee Andrews, Sam Dusty Summers — Nummy. Football-9,10,12 Soccer-9,10,11,12. Baseball-9 Bev, Tambo. Beach, sleep, hunting, body surfing. Nicole Alarid, Tammy Matt 85. Joe Pete 87. EPA's rule. Sick. Canary in a coalmine — The Police. T Bryan Tait — Bry. Spanish club-10. Pizzo. Holt, Wolters. Swimming, horses, drawing, read- ing, goofing off. Shana. Garth Tash — Football-9. Wrestling-9,12. Fish. Jordan, Motorcycles, parties. Girls. Jeff. John Taylor — Band-9,10. Gymnastics- 9.10.12. Potatoes. Bevill, Kulbacki, Heard, Tambo, Sailing, shopping, photogrophy, Ed, Dan. Linda Taylor — Lovelace. Chocolate. Wil- liams, Holt, DeBoer, Cosentino. Seans band, sketching, dancing Sean, Conn, Kasey, Pom, Lisa, Schenker, SEAN! Darling, I must soy, rock will never die. Cheri Theriac — Ugee. Band-9,10,11 Dance- 10.11.12. Powder Puff-11,12. Flag-12. Suck- ers Bevill. After Dark, jeep, parties, mud, weird. Janet, Ulrika. I never liked this school Laura-Boo. Get it together. Kay Tozer — Bubba. Soccer-9. Track-9. Flag- 10,11,12 Mexican. Baniaga, Holt, Geldert Beach, Parties, doing things with my friends church, piano, Synthesizer, dancing, eating, picking reruns nose, checking out the fine action. Janeen Farley, Mom, Dad, Connie, Michele (my little baby cuz). The Goads, Grandma Kiter, Granny Gertrude-1 love you guys. You know Bubbo's hungry. Thanks for all the good times. Stay close to you know who because that's where Larry would want you to be. Later-Bye. Don't forget I am your friend. I love you oil. Greg Tucker — Shaggy Auto-11,12. Football- 9 All of it The beach. 3-wheelin, scammmg, body surfing, driving fast, kissing. Eddy, Frank, Christian, Melinda Tracy Tucker — Cheechy. ASB Delegate- 11.12. Float Comm-12. Tennis-9,10,11,12. Track-9. Baseball stots-l 1,12. Seafood, piz- za. Holt, Baniaga, Bowman. Dancing, parties camping, tennis, eating, talking on the phone Charlie, Heather, Jose Luis, Kelp. Keep m touch. Too much fun. Thanks Mom Dad 86 Polo. Summer. v Stephen Vallender — YHF Golf-9,10,11,12 Sushi, seaweed. Johnny Bowman (Boss). Camping, golf, tennis, my girlfriend. Biking, Golfing Jessica the gang. I love Jess Vincent Virgilio — Verqee Key club-10,11,12, Academic league-1 1,12. Ski-ll. Baseball stats-11. Pep club-11. w Kimberly Ward — Kim, Krunch, Track-9. Pizza, flautas Tambo, Bev. Garth, Cheryll, Tammy, Janeen, Kim, Jesse, Susan, Becky. Good one Nancy Watkins — Nan. Basketball-9,10. Track-10,11,12. Funyons, Dr. Pepper, Bev Cathy. Go to the Distillery Track, doncing Jonette, Showna, Renee I love you mom Cheryll Weaver — Mexican. Tambo, Rich, Bev, Cathy Party, stock cor races. ATC's, the desert, truck runs. Julie, Cosey, Tammy, Kim. Stout scout. Julie — your sheet sifted Paper wads, goin to fast KC-slow down! Let's go. Rhonda Welch — Ra-Honda. ASB delegate- 10.12. Yearbook-12. Float Comm-10,11,12. Prom Comm-ll. Pep Club-11. Dance- 10.11.12. Powder Puff-11. Honor Roll- 9.10.11.12. Mexican. Uncle Johnny, Bair Spendin time with fnends-esp. David. Teddy Bears, dancing, wc's, spending money, day dreamin. David, De, Elaine, Tanya, Scotty Bee, Craig, Seleno, Morey, Bren, CR, Robert- Luv yo all. Mom Dad I love you thanks. The special people in my life thanks for bear- ing w me. TS-Easter. Iceland or bust! Oct 21, 1983. De EJ-never have made it without you guys! De l lul u. David-I'd stop the world melt with you! Monica Wiesner — Mare Equus Choir- 9.10.11.12. Cross lountry-10. Fish. Cosen- tino, DeBoer, Bowman. Swmming, shopping, dancing, singing, working with people chil- dren Kristi, Michael, Barak. Thanks to my brother for being the greatest friend in the world. Deanna Wmfree — De. Powder Puff-12. Sea- food salads, McNuggets. Tambo PI. Figuring out what to do, doing it, getting in trouble for it. Going to concerts, drawing, trashing Denny's. Lon, Britta, Steph, Michelle, Diane, Dayna, Kothi, Sean, Liso Lon, Britta, Mi- chelle, Patty, Don-Have a great senior year. I'll miss ya! Britta-you're on your own, can you handle it? Hey Frogballs no more par- ties! Love ya PeeWee. «60. Pom Wisto — Rusty Lobster Tambo. Sharp- shooting. Linda, Kasey, Lisa, Lisa Raven, Schenker, I must say. I know that, what makes you think I don't know that? Dude! Jennifer Wohlfiel — 90 proof Jen. Ski-9,10. Academic league-9. Float Comm-9,10. Ten- nis-9.10.11,12 Soccer-11,12 Powder Puff- 11.12. Italian, ice cream (Gelare), french fries. Holt, Boniaga The beach at night, reading goon novels, leovmg Ramono, driv- ing, tennis, swimming, skiing, soccer, read- ing, shopping when I have $ Alison, Nicole, Kelly, Niki, Ami, Ali, Tom, Rob, Dez, Trace, Holt-1 love you all. U2 BAD forever 2 US SMP, DS, SV, KL, thanks 4 the good memo- ries Brain damage, sosquash, duke, rye-the dart, Prince, Frankie, Cookies, Beverages- The Furs, Stevie Wonder-NYCB, Protein shakes, 6th per. Abbott-I know what guys want. Niki-remember? Mrs. Jennifer Idol Tziva Wollner — Students-10. Choir-11. Cross Country-10. Fish-n-Chips. Hill, Mixer, Miha- lik. Going out with my boyfriend, reading, listening to jazz, relaxing. Play piano, read, sing, dance, swim go to Balboa, bowl Susan, Monica, Stephen. John Woltz — Johnny. FFA-10,11,12 Track- 10. Spare ribs. Heard, Bowman Relaxing, stamp collecting. Ricky, Lora, Kurt James Ackermonn Cecilia Acosta Patrick Alduendo Tanna Anmchorico Robert Arthur Paul Bam Michael Ballord Cecelia Barlow Steven Baxter LeVonne Bedonie Todd Benyr Philip Besonson Steve Birkenbach Robert Boortz Jason Bowen Byron Boyd Oscar Bravo Frankie Brundage Laurie Brunner Todd Buechner Brian Burstem Erik Corter Dawn Cassube Jorge Castro Joseph Chapon Leslie Chatfield Marno Clark David Coakley Chris Coates Lori Cochran 56 Juniors Patrick Collins Mork Conley Pete Cordoba Margaret Cornett Martin Corona Claudia Correa Kelly Finnerty Tommy Fox Julie Frye Aryne Fung Manjane Galusha Noe Garcia Olga Garcia Ricardo Garza Jill Gerber 8ridget Gorman Robert Granere Kelley Gunter James DeLosSantos Nicolos Dioz Kenneth Dodd Jennifer Douthit Wendy Duffy Kellie Eakes Ronald Eggers Patricia Eidler Brent Eidson Deanna Ely Patti Engleman Janice Evans Christi Evers Julie Eager Rose Fallow Deno Farley Michele Farley Susie Finitzer Jeff Crandall Tony Cresci Pete Cunningham Denise Darnell James Deitrick Jorge Delgado P Class of '87 57 Jeannette Hodge Todd Hollingsworth Eric Hoxter Troy Huerta Robin Hueston Grant Hughes Daria Hunsoker Kelli Hunt Stacy Huppert Darius Jaeger Marla James Kim Jansen Britta Johnson Gloria Johnson Shauna Johnson Bernadette Kabator Stocy Kauble Erin Kelly Elizabeth Kilmer Ken Kirst David Klimas Grant Knox Linda Koach Kevin Koppel Michoel Kosut Moileo Kreytak Richard Kuck 58 Juniors Michael Lamphere Dena Larsen Anno Leandro Kevin Ledwith Donald Levig Darren Lewis Beth Liebowitz John Liechty Donny Lovell Linda Lynch Andres Macias For the class of '87, the post year hos proved more important than all preceeding years. Students wishing to attend college hod to make the best grades possible for their applications in the following year. Not only did the academic intensity peak, but Junior yeor seemed also to bring student involvement in school activities to a peak: sports, student govern- ment, dance, academic league and similar events composed these activi- ties. Junior year obviously played an important role in bringing about the full enjoyment of High School. The class of '87 finally had some school status and they made the most of it. Lina Macias Christine Malone Morgaret Mannex Laurie Manno Jae Marciano Gory Mark Christian Mortin Michele Maxwell Charlie Michaelis David Micheletti Chris Miller Jacob Miller Scott Mills Nicole Milton Deuce Milyard Andre Miranda Jesse Mitchell Jorge Moll Richard Monetta Santiago Morales Sara Moreno Wayne Murroy James Morris Rochelle Morris Michael Morton Rhonda Mowery Lisa Mussen Lance Neal Kim Nelson Deirdre Nowlin Aimee Oliver Cheryl Owens Heather Paddock Mike Palmo Mike Parker Deborah Perdew Mike Pierce Merche Pinkham 60 Juniors Enthusiasm ... This years Ju- nior class was full of enthusiasm, winning many class yells at pep assemblies and various events during homecoming week. They dominated the school with their unsurmountable school spirit. Teresa Priestly Michael Rabehl Christopher Ragsdale Beverly Reed Class of '87 61 William Serra Lisa Shonkle Dana Shutt Lon Sierra Lisa Siess Tony SHva Janeen Sims Oralie Sinor Michelle Sloane Chad Smith Greg Smith Michael Soderland Brook Schakel Sandy Schneider Ronnie Schwaesdole John Schweitzer Tony Scott Joseph Silveira Mona Roberts Scott Rogers Merle Reine Don Riggs Brian Ringel James Rossbach Shane Rossen Kimberly Ruff Jonathan Rydeen Michael Sanchez Becki Savary Dennis Stracener Lynn Struiksma Stephanie Stuckey Skip Summers Ria Swycatter Mark Teachout Lynndon Tiersma Kathleen Toth Arthur Tovar Striving to make it through their Junior year, through obstacles such as English with Mr. Cosentino, Composi- tion with Mr Bowman, History with Mr Holt, and Alge- bra II with Mr Kulbacki, make their quest for success that much harder. Going into their Senior year, earning re- spect from their peers and underclassmen, will help them successfully cope with life. Good luck class of '87! Robert Townsend Mark Tucker Deborah Vaco Daniel VanTol Milica Vasich Lisa Wagner Chansse Wahler Sharon Wales Marcie Walters Charles Warden Richard Watts Kotrina Webb Laura Wenthur Dawn Westfall Patrick Wheeler William Whitcomb Justin Whitehead Barok Wiesner 62 Juniors Gordon Wicker Kristy Williams Jomes Willis Bernice Wooliscroft Roy Ziegler Make-Ups Class of '87 63 Stoci Anderson Torino Anmchorico Frankie Brundage Anthony Cosentino Corin Dunn Brent Eidson Dena Farley Ricardo Garza Kathy Georgeson Grant Hughes Jeff Hrin Linda Lynch Rochelle Morris Michael Sanchez Mancil Smith Charles Spivey Chris Stobbs Christina Wohler Richard Watts Kelli Yoder Sophomores Sanchoree Casteel 64 Sophomores Susan Anderson Anthony Anzaldua Natalie Anzaldua Anthony Apodaca Anthony Baker David Baker Jonathan Baker Bridgette Ballantyne Raquel Barajas Robert Barrett Karla Beauharno� s Desiree Benot Davilyn Benson Donovan Best Jeanine Bilkey Corey Bousquet Raymond Bowen Dina Box Shawn Boyd David Bradshaw Michael Brandt Anthony Bredow Christopher Brown Zachary Burrows Lorn Cannon Roma Caravello Tamra Carter Lisa Adams Renee Adams Jessica Alberts Lori Aldridge Darren Allen Lupe Alparo John Alstrand Shaloe Cozare Gory Chase Kevin Chmiel Elizabeth Cobian Catrina Coleman Shawn Cook Darryl Covey Julie Crean John Cresci John Cronic Jennifer Crook Robert Dahl As the greeks soy wise fools. The sophomore class is adjusting to RHS right on schedule. With the success of the J.V. Football team in the fall, they're finally in the limelight. They've finally started getting into activities and have even won a few of the class yells. The class of '88 shows great potential for the future. Joelle Daily Tiffany Daniels Justin Davis Janet DeArmon Julia DeFalla Gabriela Delgado Dennis DeLosSantos Tamara DeMartini Carrie DeVries William Dias Miguel Diaz James Dick Patricia Dinero Class of '88 65 Alfonso Dominguez Jeffrey Donham Jessica Drummer Erinn Edens Julie Edens Kristy Edwards Benjamin Elizarraras Christopher Enos Thomas Erwin Abraham Farhat Dustin Farmer Michael Faust Courtney Ferguson Heather Ferrick Marlena Firth Gina Fleschig Judy Fox Christopher Franco Edward Frazzell Vincent Gammarano Danyelle Gentis Edward Gerber David Ghering James Gibson Lisa Glaser Johna Gorse Yvonne Gottleib Leigh Graham Lynnette Graham Allan Grant Kristen Graves Michelle Green Julie Griess Eric Guenther Angelica Guimond Barbie Guion Shawna Gunter Christopher Haas Darci Hannum Mauna Loa Harrison Seiji Hart Jeffrey Hartmayer Maria Masz Nicole Heard 66 Sophomores § Jennifer Heikka John Homphil! Cheryl Henry Robert Henry Diana Hill Michelle Hill Angie Hodges Ryan Holmes Stacy Holmgren John Hornsby Deedra Hosking Danele Howell Danyel Howell Anita Huber Ronald Hughes Russell Hunt Robin Hutchinson Zoran llich Erin Jacobsen Jenifer Jacobsen Angela Jennings Drivers Ed . . . Look out world! The Sophomore class is behind the wheel. Mr. Menotti and Mr. Jamison are doing their best to make the road safe for upperclassmen to venture onto. Good luck SoPhs in your quest for speed, but remember there are Freshmen coming up behind you. Buckle Up! Cynthia Johnson Patrick Justet Andrea Kaftery Karen Karcher Ralene Keller Trisha Keller Celeste Kilmer Rob Kimery Deanna King Tracy Kirk Trent Klebe Beth Klein Heidi Klemm Jeri Koepp Patrick Kugler Aaron Kuhn Roger Lane Tory LaPrath Tensha Law Katrina Lawson Eleonora Lazarova Colleen Leovenworth Amy Ledwith Class of '88 67 Leslie Leedom Karenina Legg Nicole Lenczycki Timothy Leppink Julie Lewis Duke Little Trina Lohman i Jacob Long Dora Lopez Roy Lowell Angelica Macias Kim Maclnnes Juanita Magallones Emily Mallen Steven Martz Melissa Master Laura Marshall Ann Matson Gary McClusky Stacy McConaughey Janet McCrite Teri McQuien LaRae Meese Jesus Mendoza Vincent Merrill James Metz Tana Michitsch Andrea Mills Charles Moore Michael Moore Tabathat Moore Alfredo Morales Dan Moser Wayne Mosser Robert Mrazek Amy Mudd Monico Munoz Paul Murray Tutsy Muth Brendalin Myers Nizam Najo Monica Nosco Wendy Nash Michelle Naves Chad Nelson Robert Nelson Dana Novak Nicole Oberndorfer Shana Oberst Dawn Offerman Who were the sophomores? Besides being the kids in the middle, they were also individuals; growing, changing ond developing their own identity. Many prominent dates remained em- bedded in Sophs memories. Getting their driving permits and taking the P.S.A.T. for the first time. Academics were the other side of the coin. Some Sophs loaded their sched- ules with classes ranging from College Prep English to typing Homework re- flected the degree of rigor in students' schedules and time had to be budgeted accordingly. 68 Sophomores Stephanie Olsen John Owens Darrin Palmer Fawn Palmer Kevin Pate Bonnie Patterson Sherry Pearson Dawne Peck Kenneth Pendell Rebecca Pierce Tanya Pierce Stacy Pilkington Erica Pissot Dawayne Plumb Francisco Ponce Carol Prather Ed Profancik Kristina Putnam Denise Ragsdale Maria Ramirez Ruben Ramirez Charlene Rasnick Jim Reams Tonya Renner Ronald Riggs Jennifer Ritter Thomas Robershaw Kari Rodolff Carl Rosenau David Routhier Juana Ruiz Chad Rumsey Michael Ruputz David Saber Michelle Sampson Salvador Sanchez Laura Scribner Ronny Scull Peter Sellers Trent Siewart Virginia Silva Class of '88 69 I Kathleen Smith Michael Smith Sandy Smith Teresa Smith Amber Sommermeyer Christopher Southwick Derek Spiker Jason Spaniol Bobby Stehlik Jody Stephens Karlena Stoffel Liso Stroud Tina Swift Tim Taber Roger Taylor Otaway Thomas Alex Thompson Tammy Tolner Humberto Torres Tamara Torres Joseph Tretera Allen Trimble Andrea Tuberg Aaron Tuberg Arthur Tucker Richard Tydingco Mellisandra Ubando Dionne Ulmer Annette Underwood Amy VanMetre Leiann Vaughah Patricia Velasquez Tanya Vogt Gary Vance Dovid Wagner Gary Wales Donna Wall Kevin Walsh Katherine Waner Thomas Wassell Edward Warrior The sophomores were o class who had their act together They entered the year well acquainted with R.H.S. and felt comfortable with all of the surroundings. They were used to long lunch lines, crowded halls and longer homework assignments. They were also faced with many new challenges, but they took all of them in stride and proved they were a strong closs. Wendy Nash gets well acquainted with mud during homecoming week. 70 Snnhnmnrp ; Kristine Watts Sandra Wenthur Bill Wester Jennifer Werner Fred Williamson Stacey Willioms Christopher Willis Deidre Wilson Duane Wilson Susan Wilson Jodi Winter Kerry Winter Daniel Withrow Sheree Wisto Donna Wolf Tammy Wood David Woofverton Alex Woolworth Nolan Wynn Cynthia Zuniga Make-Ups Jennifer Alfonsi Teri Alshouse Tony Apodaco Chris Beery Mike Brown Zachary Burrows Shaloe Cazare Joelle Doiley Tiffany Daniels Frank Dragula Kristy Edwards Gerald Evans Traher Goff Julie Honore Kristen Howard Sean Kelly Chuck Keyser Kriss Martenson Jason McClenaghan Andrea Mills Liso Moore Brendalm Meyers Chad Nelson Robert Newman Ruth Parnell Tonya Pierce Denise Ragsdale Daniel Withrow Class of '88 71 Freshmen Robert Ahshing Nichelle Alorid Dezro Allen David Arnold Christina Alvarez Alan Ayles Julie Ayres Sergio Aguiar Andrea Barr James Berwick Stacy Barter Yvonne Batriz Leonor Bareno Denise Berry Dennis Berry Holly Bisbikis Eddie Blackwell Dianna Blair Scott Bolen Stacy Boston Bridget Bottomley James Bowen Colby Bradley Francisco Brambila Jimmy Breaux Kelly Brewer Kristen Broadfoot Jon Brodie Maryann Brooking Tina Brooklyn Christopher Brown Jennifer Brown Jenifer Brunick Kendra Brunje Debra Bullen 72 Freshmen Julie Burry Darryl Bushwoy Carrie Butler Christian Caldwell Raquel Callahan Paul Callahan Lisa Carlon Aimee Cassube Mike Casto Mark Cerekas Rayna Chaney Ken Chase Richard Chase Daniel Chavez Katherine Christianson Patty Closson Dawn Coakley Nora Cobian Roxanne Coble Danny Comstock Janice Cornehl Susan Cornett Oscar Correa Lana Crooks Yvette Currie Virginia Curry Michael Daehler Shannon Daily Nancy Davey Jami Dempster Casey Dennis Whitney DiPaolo Gia Doxey Darren Drago Derek Drago Doug Dugger Rosa Duran Sandi Duran Byron Eaton Pamela Engleman Class of '89 73 Morio Escobar Melissa Feudner Patricia Figueroa John Finnerty Roger Fraker Sara Fulgham Lori Frizzell Jilleen Gaines Marco Garcia Richard Garrison James Garza Paul Gibbons Kelly Gibbs William Gibson Michael Gifford Michelle Gifford Todd Gilbreth Daniel Gonzalez James Goslin Robert Graner Kit Granere Ulysses Grant Lisette Guzman Robin Haas Carrie Hall Claudia Hallman Joanne Hamilton John Harms Eva Hatfield Diana Hebert Michael Hennig Darrell Herman Marcy Hetherington Deborah Hodges Louis Hoeniger Marcel Hogervorst Terrin Howell Baldemar Huerta Damion Hunsaker David Hunsberger Michelle Hurlstone Chrissy John Patty Jauregui Jamie Jeffries 74 Freshmen Freshmen Are Movin' On Up ... It was the start of what seemed to be a whole new life. The walk onto campus that first morning of their freshman year was one they'll never forget. The mounting excitement grew internally as the next four years of their life was about to begin. The excitement of their classes was only a beginning to many new experiences. Lunch time and passing break were nightmares. “Where is room 31 ' they wondered, but their intense fear surmounted the urge to ask someone or pull out their little maps. The panic increased as they dashed around looking for their class, when all of the sudden there it was . . . Room 31! Worst of all, their freshman year brought them criticism and cutdowns which some- times they were unable to handle. Even so, as the year came to an end the freshmen had a spark of hope to know they were Movin' On Up to bein' upperclassmen! Genetta Johnson Jodi Johnson Kelly Johnson Lisa Johnson Sheri Johnson Michiel Jordan Patty Kalabasa Lance Karcher Ronnie Kauble Tory Keece Paul Keenan Kimberly Kelly Wendy Kimble Dawn Kloepter Daniel Koch Stephen Kraft Michael Krutz Evelyn Kumsey Jerry Lairson Corina Laramore Lance Larkin Theresa Larsen Tamara Lawler Marta Leandro Stephanie Lembcke Larry Lemire Linette Leppink Troy Lewis Juliet Lloyd Ricky Lokers Lisa Loncki Todd Maccini Morgan Mack Matt MacPetrie Chris Madsen Catherine Malone Jessica Marquez Theresa Martinez George Maurer Joshua Maxwell Brian McClenaghan Kelly McClure Lynda McClusky Chad McCrite Dyana Mussen Class of '89 75 Michelle McIntyre Nicole McKee Alfredo Mendoza Carin Meyer Mark Michaelis Tiffany Millburn Kristine Miller Simon Miller Francisco Munoz Teresa Neill Kathleen Nelson Anthony Newman Darcee Newton Timothy Nicolas Geoff Niess Colleen O'Krey Jeff Olsen Jennifer Owens Barbara Pagano April Palmer Shawna Parrish Michalle Patterson Steve Peake Jacob Pearce Alisen Phillips Clint Posey Cheryl Potter Jennifer Potter Jacqueline Puga Chris Rieber Sheri Ritchie Shelly Rodgers Robin Rutherford Karena Rydeen Rhyan Rydeen Chad Salyer Michelle Sampson Patty Savage Bryan Scamfer Amber Schaper Otto Schneider Bryan Scruggs Sean Setterberg Heather Smith Susan Smith Sherry Smitley Last years Intermediate School's class of '85 is now Ra- mona High's class of '89. The Freshmen had many adjust- ments to make, but they're adapting to Bulldog life right on schedule. They're learning about homework, open cam- pus, pep assemblies, dances, athletic competition and life in general as seen from the bottom of the totem pole. And just think, only three more years! 76 Freshmen Patricia Souza Randy Spilman Tim Spivey Tom Spivey Michael Stansberry Dana Stephens Hal Stevens Michele Stoker Lonnie Story Synthia Story Lisa Sturges Kelly Styler Jennifer Suter Jennifer Talkington Gina Tamburrino Abe Tarango Brooke Tash Roger Taylor Christi Thomas Cory Thomas Kelly Thompson Mary Thurston Susan Tidey Walter Tovar Candee Townsend Susan Tracy Ann Tustison Mary Vallender Maleea VanPatten Marija Vasich Johnny Vaughn Lisa Vermuele Tiffany Vogt Shana VonStuck Chad Waite Jason Waite Erin Walker Dan Walsh Dena Walters Geoffrey Walters Sarah Waters Class of '89 77 Howard Warden Ian Warring Christine Wheeler Eric White Christopher Whitehead Amy Whittington Richard Wiederhoeft Heather Wilfong Ty Wilson Dean Winther Michelle Wolf Jeff Woltz Troy Wood Dawn Woodbury Christine Woolworth Holly Worrell Dawn Wright Melissa Yager Charles Young Oscar Zuniga John Allen Andrew Arndt Alfonso Arredondo Dennis Barrett Make-Ups This unsuspecting frosh was o 78 Freshmen Darcy Barris Richard Bauer Chris Bodhaine David Bokovoy Aaron Brooks Christopher Brown Raquel Callahan Jose Cardenas Becca Carmichael Joseph Cobian Todd Coker Lana Crooks Matt Dart Miles Dart Joseph DeLosSantos Jason Doomey James Encinas c£ Anisso Ethington Jennifer Fielding Jeff Golusha Todd Gilbreth Jason Gonzales Chris Gannett Nate Hollingsworth Toby Hughes Tiffani Kesselring Cathy Kingsland Mark Klukowski Jennifer Kolowich Karena Rydeen Jaime Lopez Salvador Lopez Doniel Lukerchine Kevin McClain Alfredo Mendoza Jesus Mendoza Mike Miles Phillip Mills Chrystal Mitchell Rich Nash Anthony Newman Doug Olsen Erik Pate Matt Plough Heather Ratzloff Maria Sanchez Jason Smith Jerry Staab Lonnie Story Jason Stratton Roy Swanberg Joson Tovar It was a sunny day in November and the wind was whistling through the halls as I walked towards my locker. Suddenly, from behind a closed door, came four Senior guys. They appeared to be giants hovering over me. They grabbed me, lifted me off the ground and carried me over to a blue, dirty, half filled trash can. All I could do was keep repeating, Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk. It seemed like forever, being set slowly down in the bin. The guys skipped off, giggling under their breath. I sat there, my face was as red as a lobster. All my friends had deserted me, nobody was there to help me ... I was stuck! ■HU victim of sophomore, Brian Roe. ACADEMICS Academics 81 Dedication you Mrs. MocDonald . . . r thirty years of dedication to her life's calling — — Jean MacDonald retires this year. Dedicating igh school yearbook seems small compensation or tri- to one who has given so much to so many; however, dedication carries with it our admiration, respect, and importantly, our boundless love for her. VS! i 82 Academics 5 1. How many times do I have to tell you, you must get to class on time. 2. I'll be glad when this paper work is finished. 3. Inmate � 7891142 .. . Soon to be released. 4. Working with a smile. 5. I'm through with this. 6. Mrs. MacDonald looks worried. Dedication 83 The faculty members at Ramona High School contin- ue to strive to maintain the high quality education that has become tradition. Besides regular classroom duties, teachers can be seen coaching teams, advising clubs, talking to students, or just hanging out. The teachers, office staff, coaches, volunteers and librarians all make up a special group we call Faculty and together, they keep the network running smoothly. MRS. LILLIAN AGNEW — Secretory MR. ROBERT AIELLO — Londscape MRS. PENNY ANNICHARICO — Special Education MR ED BAIR — Mathematics MR RON BANIAGA — Science MS LOUANN BARNES — Physical Education MRS. CARMEN BEDIA — Spanish MR BILL BEVILL — English Journalism 84 Faculty Many new faces were swn on campus this year. Among them, Mr. Dave Wilson, our neWprincipal, and our new vice principal, Mr. Ron Carter.■ MR ROLLIE BOSSENBROEK — Counselor MR. BILL BOWMAN — Agriculture MR. JOHN BOWMAN — English Drama Yearbook MS. CANDY BUSHWAY — R.O.P. MR. MIKE BUSKIRK — Music MRS. VICKI CELAYA — Secretary MS. PENNY CHILDERS — Home Economics MR. BILL CLARK — Physical Education Faculty 85 MRS. VIRGINIA DROB — Mothemotics MS. SUSAN ELYA — Spanish MR TOM HANDELL — Welding MRS. MARTHA HANSON — Librarian RICK HARDIMAN — Mathematics MR. JIM HEARD — History Psychology MRS. LOUISE HENNIG — Secretary MR. RICHARD HILL — Spanish MR Mr. Holt contemplat- ing yet another one of Mr. Bevill's ob- scure thoughts. 86 Faculty ft MR. JEFF HOLT — Civics MR. MIKE JORDAN — Auto MR. LEN KULBACKI — Mathematics MISS BIRGIT LEITLEIN — Business MRS. JACKIE MARTIN — Word Processing mrs jean McDonald — Counselor MR. JOHN McNAMARA — Career Center MRS. GAIL MENOTTI MR. JACK MENOTTI — Drivers Educotion Civics MRS. PAT MIHALIK — English MRS. ANDREA MIXER — Mathematics MR. NICK MOORE — Mathematics MRS. LINDA MULICK — Secretary MRS. FRAN MUNDT — Special Education MR. BOB NABOURS — Special Education MRS. BARBARA O'HARA — Nurse MRS. CAROLYN OWENS — History MR. JOHN PHELPS — Science MR. BILL PITTSFORD — Physical Education MR. PETER PURDY — Building Trades Faculty 87 MR. STEVE RICHARDSON — English History MR. WARREN ROPER — ASB Advisor Civics MRS. CLAIRE SCHNEIDER — Science MR. JOHN SIMONSON — Power Mechonics MR TOM SKAHAN — SIS. Opportunity MR. TOM SMITH — Drivers Educotion Fomily Life MRS CHERYL SMITLEY — Computers MR. NICK SOROKA — English MRS. ANN STICKA — Librarian MR. BILL TAMBURRINO — Speech English MR. HENRY WALKER — Science MRS MARION VIRGILIO — English MR JIMMY WALTERS — English MRS. SUE WEAVER — World Civilizations MR. RALPH WILLIAMS — Art MR. MONTE JORDAN — Counselor t MRS JAN MUNOZ — Dance 88 Faculty A Faculty MRS. MARY BALDWIN — Crafts English Not Pictured MR. LARRY BRINGHAM — Physical Education MRS. JUDY BLANCHARD — Secretary MRS. JOLENE DAYTON — Career Center MR. DICK CRANE — Work Experience MISS STEPHANIE BUTLER — Speech Therapist MR. JOSEPH FUHRMANN — English MR. PAUL DROB — Mathematics MR. MIKE DELANEY — Physical Education MR ED SCHWARTZ — Science Math MR. JIM JOHNSTON — French MR. ANTHONY GIARDINA — Science MS. SUE WASUNG — Special Education MRS KRISTIN SOUTHER — Business MRS. BEV SPIKER — Food Trades ]. Take me to your leader. 2. Look out John Travolta! Here comes Mr 3. Tambo, PlaygirTs new calendar pin-up. S Heard it? isn cary Friends From Far A way Going to a different school is difficult enough, but coming to a new country is especially taxing, but a situation faced each year by our incoming foreign exchange students. The six students have adapted into the rigors of Ramona High School and into the California Lifes- tyle. Each of the students have met new people and have been involved in the various activities around campus, and off. Although adapting to a new lifestyle is near impossible these six students have achieved the impossible. Andres Mejia, Jorge Moll, Andre Miranda, Juan Martinez, Olga Garcia, Ullis Jarnesjo. 90 Academics Andre Mirando taking a break. Olga Garcia kicking back. Grammatically Speaking You want the essay tomorrow?'' asked the distraught stu- dent. I will never be able to write four pages on Geoffrey Chau- cer! This was one of the common complaints of many R.H.S. Eng- lish students. Ranging from Mrs. Mihaliks first year college prep English class, to the demands of Mr. Bowman's composition class. The work load was exhausting: reading, grammer, vo- cabulary, literature, mythology, composition, all courses con- tributing to an already full course of studies. Most students, however, were willing to extend themselves, aware that today's extra effort could well prove tomorrow's advantage. Cathy Malone in deep concentration. Andrea Barr waiting for her next assignment. Mathematics . . . Yes! The Joys of algebra exploring, Teacher says it isn't boring, But I can't hear him through the snoring. We have, during this past year, come to understand too well this saying. Unfortunately, we all understood this saying too well this past year. Because of the raising of the general requirements, students spent more time in math classes. Whether it was in Geometry, algebra, or Kulbacki's mind-wrenching Calculas, we all had our analytical triumphs and tribula- tions. Logical thinking proved the keystone in understanding all of this. Logical thinking, as a necessity in mathematics, was what Mr. Kulbacki, Mr. Hardiman, Mr. and Mrs. Diob, Mrs. Mixer, and Mr. Bear were trying to instill in the students' minds. In daily life, death and taxes can be counted on; in high school there is Math homework. This results of such homework was what the teachers based their lessons on. This incurred the understanding (most of the time) which Ramona High School strove for not only in the math depart- ment, but in the rest as well. 94 Mathematics Mathematics 95 96 Academics Wierd Science All of the science instructors hove really worked their students this year! Luckily the '85-'86 year was able to use the newly built science room. This has been very helpful to everyone. Although some of the students didn't like the idea of dissecting such things as sharks, worms and turtles, most liked the idea of participating in the late April field trip to San Diego's Wild Animal Park. Science students range from freshmen in Physical Sci- ence to seniors in Physics. This year has been of the best science years in the History of Ramona High School. Thanks to the new science room and the people who made it possible. How many times do I have to tell you, oil and water don't mix! It's your turn to Dissect today Lisa. So when is it going to explode Robert? i Building A Better Future The industrial shop, along with its vo- cational merits, proved beneficial to the general student body and campus. Of- ten the auto shop was visited in hope of bringing students cars back up to par. These visitors were not only students but also teachers who had their car trouble as well. The metal shop also pro- vided helpful. The tin snowman placed on the lawn earlier in the year serves as a reminder of the students efforts when involved in such activities. There were individual student projects assigned. Where's the switch? This work requires finesse boys. . . . And this is a tire. 98 Academics Students prepare to use a handsaw in woodshop. Mr. Handell coaches a student. Stan Clancy troubleshoots a car. Is this rubber? Sparks fly as a student lets out his aggression in metal shop. Academics 99 Bulldog Business The future is the main idea kept in mind for those students taking business related courses. This year the business department has approximately 20% of the student body at Ramona High School pass through its portals in hopes of attaining a broader spectrum of busi- ness know-how. Many of the students use their skills to enter the business world when they complete high school. These students were taught the ba- sics of business and given the opportu- nity to improve their skills in computer- ized programming, accounting, short- hand and typing. 100 Academics Ms. Leitlein conducts a timed typing class. Tracy and Michele hard at work. What do I do now? Business 101 Team Solves Problems As a relatively young organization, the North County Academic league provided in- terested students an opportunity to compete in intra- and inter-league competition. Coached by Jim Johnson, Seniors Gove Allen, Chris Kitchen and Vince Virgilio led the varsity team to take third place in the league. Ques- tions were answered on subjects such as chemistry, biology, physics, algebra, calculus, trigonometry, art, drama, literature and innu- merable others. The organization gave the students a chance to demonstrate their scho- lastic and academic prowess. The JV team discusses a problem before giving an onswer. I to r: Vince Virgilio, Tom Wassell, Deanna Ely, Mork Sober, Vince Merrill, Carl Rosenou, Morgan Mack-Rose, Chris Kitchen, Karenina Legg, Dano Shutt, Tom Robershaw, Mona Roberts, Lourie Brunner, George Maurer, Courtney Ferguson. Courtney Ferguson gets ready to buzz in the answer. 102 Academics Intense concentration. The team contemplates an answer. George Maurer eyes the camera suspiciously. Academics 103 Varsity Kicks Off Although the varsity football record of 1 win and 9 losses was disap- pointing there were several outstanding efforts, said Coach Billy Clark of his '85 football team. Our only win occurred during their second game when they totally dominated and shut-out the Coronado Islanders 28-0. However their two best games took place against the highly rated Fall- brook Warriors and San Marcos Knights. Against Fallbrook the 'Dog de- fense shut down the number one ranked offense in the county. Versus San Marcos, the Bulldogs attempt to win the game with a 2 point conversion was ruled inches short of the goal line Individually several seniors had excellent years. Stan Clancy, Tim Ellis, George Cobian, and David Robert received all-league recognitioni In addition, Don Maclnnes, Charlie Gilmar- tin, Mike Finnell, Rich Johnson, Chris Kitchen, Chris Lawler, Pat Shay, Chris Brunje, Jim Fischer, Buster Hull, and Kory Martenson all played well and will be greatly missed. Top row: Dovid Roe, Tim Ellis, Chris Brunie, Chris Kitchen, George Cobian, Stan Clancy 2nd row: Rich Johnson, Dan VanTol, Raaeb Rydeen, Don Maclnnes, Steve Baxter, Mike Finnell, Chris Lawler. 3rd row: Charlie Gilmartin, Corey Menotti, Mike Rabehl, Kory Martenson, Matt Souza, Dusty Summers. 4th row: Chris Coates, Mancil Smith, Forrest Plough, David Robert, Barak Weisner, Pete Cunningham. Bottom row: Scott Mills, Buster Hull, Pat Shay, Lynn Struiksma. 106 Sports Senior Mike Finnell creates a detour for his opponent. It's Mine! Varsity ____________1 1 Another Season As Quarterback Donny Maclnnes prepares to pass, he signals to his receivers. The thrills of past victories could not lessen the agaony of this defeat. Varsity At Its Best Even Mom couldn't get me out of this one! The Unknown Players ... ■■■ Bulldog offense springs into action. Coach Clark and his I can't believe this is happe- ' WW Varsity offense at its best! 108 Sports 1__________ Senior players: Chris Kitchen, Kory Martenson, Jim Fischer, Chris Brunje, Tim Ellis, James Hull, Chris Lawler, Mike Finnell, Donny Maclnnes, Dusty Sum- mers, Pat Shay, Stan Clancy, Dave Roe, Rich Johnson, George Cobian. Not Pictured Dave Robert, Charlie Gilmartin. Varsity Football 109 Junior Varsity In The End Zone This year's Junior Varsity team was one of spirit and enthusiasm. The entire team improved through the season, with some of the more outstanding players being Shawn Boyd, Mike Sanchez, Bran Roe, Tony Apundaca, and Kriss Martenson. Un- doubtedly, the highlight of the season was the Carlsbad brawl in which team fought 3 team. The Freshman team learned and im- proved in their first year. Players' abilities and dedication will make their future squads a tough opponent. All the players worked equally hard but some of the more talented players were Troy Wood, Ty Wil- son, Jason Waite, Travis McClenaghan, JV. Top row: Daryl Covey, Danny Mosser, Kenny Pendell, Mark Techout, Seon Boyd, Mike Allan 2nd row: Jim Dick, Derek Spiker, Nino Cosentmo, Anthony Anzaldua, David Reed. 3rd row Rich Hersey, John Cresci, Mike Soderlond, Arthur Tovar, Marvin Wyn, Tony Cresci Bottom row Tony Apodaca, Kriss Mortenson, Mike Sonchez, Gory Mark 10 Sports Frosh: Top row: Jason McGee, Toby Hughes, Jason Stack, Eric Pate, Jerry Staab, Josephy Cobian, Tyler Wilson, Jose Cardinas, Jim Garza. 2nd row: Jason Gonzalez, Jason Smith, Danny Lukerchine, Mark Klukowski, Jason Waite, Aaron Brooks, Matt Plough, David DuPont, Matt Dart 3rd row: David Bokovoy, Nate Hollingsworth, Joey DeLosSantos, Dennis Barrett, Chris Gun- nett, Travis McClenaghan, Jeremy Ferguson, Paul Jarrett, Greg Lopez 4th row Jamie Lopez, Lyle Santos, Miles Dart, Andy Aunt, Cody Reece, John Allen, David Allen Bottom row Johnny Vaughn, Jeff Galusha, Chad Waite, Salvodor Lopez, Jason Tovar, Rick Nash, Phillip Mills, Taylor Martin. Dan The Bod Man Lukerchine. FRESHMEN: RHS ROOKIES JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE opponent Ramona Mar Vista 7 8 Coronado 0 8 Christian 6 6 Oceonside 35 21 Fallbrook 28 17 San Pasqual 21 17 San Marcos 14 7 El Camino 28 6 Escondido 8 14 Carlsbad 31 13 home games FRESHMAN SCHEDULE St. Augustine opponent 14 Ramona 12 Poway 36 6 Christian 0 20 Oceanside — — Follbrook 20 0 San Pasqual 26 14 San Marcos 29 14 El Comino 50 0 Escondido 26 0 Carlsbad 12 9 «home games Football 111 Volleyball Gets Another One Over This year's Girls Varsity Volleyball team put in a lot of time and hard work. They practiced two times a day for two hours each time over the sum mer and they also practiced for two hours everyday after school. However, all this time and effort paid off as they beat the Avocado League Champi- ons, the Escondido Cougars. Though this young team, consisting of three seniors, five juniors and one sopho- more, didn't win as many matches as they expected, the season was still en- couraging as they gained experience and talent for next year. i Volleyball Opponents: Christian Oceanside Fallbrook San Posqual San Marcos Escondido El Comino Carlsbad Oceanside San Pasqual San Marcos Escondido El Comino Carlsbad home games 12 Sports I___________ Brooke Schakel sets one for Kim Nelson while Senior Cheryl Adam looks on. What a spike! Pass, set, kill! I j V The lady Bulldogs cover the hitter Varsity Volleyball Top row: Cheryl Adam, Carol Adam, Jennifer Ritter, Sherry ' Anderson Middle row Kim Nelson, Cecelia Barlow, Laurie Brunner Bottom row: Linda Koach, Brooke Schakel. Varsity Volleyball 113 Harriers Run New Records The Boys Varsity Cross Country team was third place in the league. They had a young team; everyone but 2 people will be returning next season They won the South Bay Invitational and came in Second place at the Mt. Sac Invitational. They came in first place for C.I.F Small School Section. They were led by Jorge Castro who was league champ and the C.I.F. champ and C.I.F. champ Justin Whitehead The Junior Varsity Boys team also came in third place in the league and was led by sophomore Corey Bousquet. The Girls Cross Country team, another third place team was led by sophomore Karen Karcher who was all C.I.F. The Fresh- man and Sophomore teams were the Sweepstakes champions at the Mt Sac In- vitational. They finished second place co- C.I.F. champs. On your marks, get set, GO!! Jorge Castro rounds the bend. Boys Crosscountry. Top rowltor: CoachTom Smith, Erik Carter, Paul Boin, Justin Whitehead, Kevin Led- with, Jorge Castro, Randy Lepper, Jeff Donham, Taft Lewis. Middle row I to r: Neal Weeks, Geoff Walters, Zoran llic, Doug Olson, Bach Burrows, Mike Pease, Anthony Boker, Tom Wossell. Bottom row I to r: Corey Bousquet, Jorge Moll, Gordon Wicker, EJ. Co- lic, Tim Leppink 14 Sports Erik Carter approachec the finish line. Girls Cross Country. Top row I to r: Coach Dave Wilson, Tomanne Caldwell, Lamce Karcher, Amy Ledwith, Karen Karcher, Tory Reese, Jeanine Bilkey, Kelly Thompson, Jenni- fer Alfonsi Middle row I to r: Tracy Larsen, Julie Ayres, Yvonne Batriz, Darci Hannum, Anissa Ethington, Liona Bar- eno, Jennifer Heikka Bottom row I to r: Dena Farley, Gloria Johnson, Lynn McClusky, Merche Pinkham, Synthia Story, Dionne Ulmer Cross Country 115 1 This year's Varsity Bulldogs were shattering records everywhere. Coach Larry Bringham worked endlessly to mold a hard working, fighting team. The other teams in the league knew that the '86 Bull- dogs were serious competitors for the CIF title. All the players worked to their full ability and set personal re- cords. Mike Pendell made the all league first team and held the team's MVP title. John Monetta made the all league second team and set a new county record with 167 assists. The team's highlights included being the only team to beat the rf No. 1 ranked team in the Avocado League. The El Camino Wildcats were beat on their home court with an impossible'' score of 56-54. Another important game was J breaking a 7 year losing streak with the Oceanside Pirates with a ' score of 37-33. In all the team's overall league record was 8-4, and only one game short of CIF Championships. Ra- mona finished third in the league but they were 1 in with Bulldog Fans. Thanks for the excitement. Assistant Coach [IJ. Smalley, John Leitchy, Stan Clancy, John Schweitzer, Robert Cronic, Mike Pendell, Don Maclnnes, Craig Stoker, John Monetta, Assistant Coach Wayne Lenau, Head Coach Larry Bringham. Mike Pendell and Rob Cronic wait for the pass. 16 Sports ____________________________________________________ The Bulldogs celebrate after a long awaited against the Oceanside Pirates. Coach Bnngham briefs the boys on offensive strategy at half time. J opponent Ramona Oceanside 33 37 Fallbrook 52 59 San Pasqual 54 49 San Marcos 71 84 El Commo 45 44 Escondido 53 72 Carlsbad 63 70 Oceanside 33 35 San Pasquol 41 39 Son Marcos 50 68 El Camino 54 56 Escondido 66 77 Carlsbad 51 90 home games Craig Stoker concentrates before making a free throw. Varsity Basketball 117 Oceanside San Pasqual Son Marcos Ei Camino Escondkfo Carlsbad Oceanside San Pasqual San Marcos El Camino Excondido Carlsbad «•home games. 18 Sports Jason, Chad, ond Shawn anticipate an upcoming game JV: John Cresci, Tom Erwin, Shawn Boyd, Mark Conley, Chad Nelson, Greg Smith, Bobby Stehlik, Kenny Pendell, Tal Hayes, Abe Forhat, Jason McClenaghan. Frosh: Top row: Jim Garza, Mark Klukowski, Troy Wood, Joseph Cobian, Goach Carter, Trony Newman, Nate Hollingsworth. Bottom row: Jeremy Ferguson, Jason Gonzalez, Chad Waite, Mike Michaeles, Dennis Barrett, John Harms. A Matter Of Balance Discipline, Skill and willingness drove the 1985-1986 Bulldog Junior Varsity Basketball squad to a successful sea- son. Coach D.J. Smalley had three re- turners plus a talented new group from last year's Freshman team. They placed fourth in Avocado league. However, the results don't show that they lost many of their games. 5 Losses by less than 3 points. The skills, experience and knowledge will be a great asset for next year's Var- sity. The Freshman teams also gained ex- i perience this season though they didn't win as many games as they expected, Coach Carter was optimistic with the future of this team. As they received a better understanding of the game and gained more talent. Basketball 119 Senior Mandy concentrates on a potential basket Varsity Bask Rose Fallow, Schultz. G� no Top row: Michele Stoker, Laurie Brunner, Cindy Johnson, Karen Karcher, Kristi Miller, Winter, Elizabeth Cobian. Bottom row: Coach Joe Bess, Patty Gilmartin, Mandy Girls Basketball On The Move The Varsity Bulldogs had quite a successf played this year. The Bulldogs came away Consolation Champs twice this year. Once averaged an impressing 53 points per g and once in the Rohr-Aztec Classic where ployed. If Ramona Girls Basketball have a CIF title waiting in the wings season winning 13 of their 20 games the '86 season claiming the title of in the El Centro Tourney where they their opponents 39 points per game, Lady Bulldogs won 2 of their 3 games at this rate, Coach Joe Bess could Returning Varsity player, Patty Gilmartin, adds a touch of finesse to basketball. J V. Basketball Top row: Rayna Chaney, Tina Brookland, Jill Gaines, Ker jra Brunje, Maleea VanPatten, Michele Stoker, Nora Cobian Bottom row: Lanice Karcher, Gina Tamlmirrino, Kelly McClure, Natalie Anzaldua. Patty Gilmartin prepares for a long shot. Mandy Schultz sinks one in as a teammate looks on Opponent Ramona Castle Park Coronado Christian - Poway - University City - San Posqual Son Marcos El Camino Carlsbad - Imperial . San Pasquol San Marcos El Comino Carlsbad home gomes 58 42 48 52 60 50 38 42 55 58 48 36 43 68 Girls Basketball 121 Varsity On This year the Ramona girls tennis team not only broke the school record of league wins, but came in third place in the Avocado league for 1985. Their record was 7 wins and 8 losses. They had two new coaches this year, who obviously did a good job. D.J. Smalley was the head coach, assisted by Quintin Tray. The team captains were Heather Davies and Tracy Tucker. This year's letter persons were: Heather Davies, Tracy Tucker, Amy VanMetre, Mona Roberts, Heather Pad- dock, Jennifer Wohlfiel, Tami Salayer, Lisa Wagner, De- siree Silveira, and Kelly Hartmayer. Their banquet was at the country club in San Vicente Country Estates. The most valuable player was Heather Davies, most improved was Amy VanMetre. The coaches are looking forward to a great year next Girls Tennis schedule Fallbrook 18 Ramona 10 Torrey Pines 23 Ramona 5 Escondido 13 Ramona 15 Corisbad 19% Ramona 8% • Oceanside 3% Ramona 24% San Pasqual 20% Ramona 7% San Marcos 16 Ramona 12 EI Camino 7% Ramona 20% Escondido 8% Ramona 19% Carlsbad 21% Ramona 6% Oceanside 10 Romona 18 Fallbrook 14% Ramona 13% Son Pasqual 15 Ramona 13 San Marcos 10% Ramona 10% El Camino 8% Ramona 19% • = Home Matches J.V. Tennis Team. Top row. Angie Hodges, Cathy Malone, LaRae Meese, Patty Calapsa. Satisfied with a successful return is Heather Paddock. The Upswing 122 Sports Amy VanMetre demonstrates her talent. Varsity Tennis. Top row: Amy VanMetre, Tracy Tucker, Heather Davies, Lisa Wagner, Heather Paddock, Mona Roberts. Bottom row: Kally Hart- mayer, Desiree Silveira, Jennifer Wohlfiel, Tami Salayer. Angelica Guimond's determination enabled her to win mony matches. Stopping and smiling for the camera is Mona Roberts Girls Tennis 123 Varsity Soccer Capture The Season Varsity Soccer for the fourth consecu- tive year started their winning season off on the right foot. They took Avocado League champs and went to the C I F playoffs. With nine returning players on the varsi- ty team they were lacking neither talent nor skill. Although composed mostly of juniors, the returning varsity team next year should be outrageous. There were five four year players: Lance Brown, Ed Routhier, Nick Dillon, Chava Vil- larta, and Juan Martinez. Oscar Bravo showing his kicking techniques __________ Clairemont Bishops Marian Christian Orange Glen Sweetwater Castle Park Follbrook Clairemont San Marcos La Jolla Oceanside San Pasqual San Morcos El Cammo Escondido Carlsbad Oceanside San Pasqual San Marcos El Camino Escondido Corlsbod opponent 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 2 5 1 1 ) 2 I 1 2 0 2 0 0 Ramona 7 ) 4 0 2 4 0 2 0 3 2 4 1 2 1 3 ] 4 3 2 2 4 I On the sidelines, some of the players take a rest. Nick Diaz passing the ball to Gilberto Sanchez-Diaz 124 Sports Varsity Soccer Top row: Coach Bill Pittsford, Lance Brown, Arthur Tovar, Kevin Barber, Oscar Bravo, Richard Watts, Chava Villarta, Kevin Ledwith. Middle row: David Micheletti, George Sanchez, Dean Winthur, Nick Dillon, Robert Townsend, Jeff Hrin, Rick Monetta Bottom row: Andre Miranda, Ed Routhier, Juan Martinez, Nick Diaz, Gilberto Sonchez-Diaz, Mick San- chez. J.V. Soccer. Top row. BobbY Brewster, Mike Diaz, Darin Drago, Chris Whitehead, Jason Waite, Derek Drago, Vince Gamar- rano, Coach Garcia. Middle row: Gabe Perez, Jorge Castro, Roger Lane, David Ghermg, Robert Newman, San Antonia, Je- sus Mendoza. Bottom row: Junior Torrez, Chico Brambila, Erik Carter, Jose Cardenas, Jamie Gibson, Najd Nazam. Not Pic- tured: Jack Graves. Ed Routhier and Mike Sanchez warm up before a big game. Boys Soccer 125 Golf team: Justin Whitehead, Ross Marcano, Jim- my Breaux, Trent Siewart, Chris Whitehead, Jeff Donham, Chad Nelson. Chris and Chad smiling about their golf scores — what about Trent? Top RHS golfer Ross Marcano executing a putt. Jeff Donham practices putting before a match. Watch out, Jack Nicklaus. Varsity Schedule: Torrey Pines Powoy J.V. Fallbrook San Pasqual San Marcos El Camino Mt Cormel J.V. Escondido Corlsbod Poway J.V. Christian Fallbrook San Posqual San Marcos Mt. Carmel J.V. El Camino Escondido Carlsbad home matches Golf Tees Up Throughout the year the Bulldog play. The varsity team members, di- Golf team had a chance to compete rected by eleven-year coach Rick Har- against the other league's teams on a diman and led by outstanding players wide assortment of courses. With one Ross Marcano and Justin Whitehead, returning varsity player, the team had proved formidable opponents to the a successful year in Avocado League rest of the Avocado League teams. 26 Sports • I v ■■■■ 27 Girls Soccer Gets Their Kicks In its second year of action, the girls varsity soccer team placed second in the Avoca- do League and advanced to C.I.F. Although eliminated in the first game, the team was grateful to have advanced so far. With fan improvement from last year's record of 2-9- 1 to this year's of 8-2-2, Coach Ifelson and Assistant Coach Snelling have done an excellent job. What a kick! Sherry Anderson moves the ball up the field. J.V. Soccer. Top row: Coach Snelling, Annie Tustison, Donna Wall, Dawne Peck, Angie Hodges, Candee Townsend, Amy Ledwith, Leona Bareno. Bottom row: Carrie DeVries, Julie Ayres, Dyanna Mussen, Patty Kalabsa. � 1 Young J. V. Experience i Opponent Mt. Carmel 1 Ramona 2 Morion 0 2 Christian 2 2 Torrey Pines 5 1 Orange Glen 1 3 Carlsbad 1 5 Torrey Pines 0 4 Escondido 0 1 Oceanside 0 1 San Pasqual 2 0 San Marcos 3 5 El Camino 0 1 Escondido 1 1 ■ Carlsbad 0 3 Oceanside 0 5 San Pasquol 1 0 San Marcos 0 0 El Camino 0 6 Escondido 1 3 Carlsbad 0 3 Southwest 2 0 home games Girls Soccer 129 Varsity Manhandles League Due to strong will ond determination, the Varsity Wrestling team had an outstanding year. They placed second in the la CIF San Diego Section, which really made the whole team more excited about going for the championship. The title CIF champions were Mike Dreyer, Gordon Wicker, and Raaeb Rydeen. These wrestlers have really given it their all to the team. The wrestlers who placed 2nd in CIF were Mike Kosut and Kriss Martenson. In Jim Londo's Or- ange Glen tournament they placed 3rd and in the state qualifying tournament they were tenth. The team was 6 and 5. Gordon Wicker and Mike Dreyer were the All-League champions of the Palomar League. There was a lot of enthusiasm and excitement in this team and it really showed all throughout the season. “’Did that line just move, Raaeb Varsity Wrestling. Top row: Coach Ken Keyser, Mike Dreyer, Barak Wiesner, Corey Menotti, Ross Marcano, David Robert, Rich Johnson, Raaeb Rydeen, George Cobian, Coach Pete Purdy. Bottom row: Sean Kosut, Kriss Martenson, Trent Klebe, Natalie Anzaldua, Scott Mills, Rich Hersey, Gordon Wicker. Varsity Schedule: Army-Navy Patrick Henry HoItviHe Orange Glen Carlsbad Vista Oceanside San Pasqual San Marcos ' Escondido Carlsbad Opponent 29 21 27 45 48 33 23 15 57 32 32 Ramona 48 45 35 27 30 24 52 52 19 29 30 Wrestling 131 JUNIOR VARSITY TAKES THE T In the 1985-'86 wrestling season the Junior Varsity wrestling team gained ex- periences that proved to be valuable in the organization of the 1986-'87 wres- tling team. Competing against such no- table schools as Patrick Henry, Ocean- side, and Excondido, the team gained the necessary skills and tricks while proving themselves to be formidable competitors. J.V. Wrestling. Tc ; row: Cooch Keyser, Trent Siewart, Mott Neal, John Allen, Dan Lukerchine, Coach Purdy. Bottom row: Alisen Phillips, Rich Nash, D J BusHwoy, Chris Brown, Rob Clookey, Christine Wahler. 132 Sports ________I___ Let go of my hand. Army-Navy Patrick Henry Holtville - r Orange Glen Carlsbad Vista Oceanside San Posquol San Marcos Escondido Carlsbad • home meets Let's see if he can get us out of this one. JV Wrestling 133 Softball Covers All Bases This year the varsity softball team started off the season in a winning frame of mind. With only one pre- season game, the new coach has his hands full to make the Lady Bulldogs in league competition. Coach Bevill's positive thinking and winning attitude was transferred to the team. The team's talents were well-bal- anced. The six returning seniors helped add confidence to the other new members of the team. However they were hoping for a winning sea- son, even though the experience wasn't with them. Opponent 5 4 3 16 3 12 9 2 3 14 10 4 Ramona 20 0 1 2 0 1 0 13 6 1 0 1 Varsity Schedule. Oceanside Follbrook Son Pasqual t San Marcos El Camino Escondido Corlsbad Oceanside Follbrook San Pasqual Son Marcos El Camino Escondido Carlsbod � home games 134 Sports Theresa Matinez winds up for another pitch. Brooke Schakel gets ready for another grounder. Girls Softball 135 ' Varsity Softball Top row: Rose Fallow, Jodi Winter, Niki Kempi, Kim Nelson, Theresa Martinez, Debbie Overton, Brooke Schakel, Mandy Schultz. Bottom row: Cindy Johnson, Kim Maclnnes, Cheryl Adam, Sheri Shelton, Shawna Atkinson, Patty Gilmartin. Kim Nelson bunts a runner around. J.V. Top row: Justina, Elizabeth Cobian, Torino Annicharico, Tory Reece, Laurie Manno, Erica f?issot, Kelly McClure. Bottom row: Michele Stoker, Gina Tamburrino, Bev Reed, Jamie Dempster, Terrin Howell, Ann Matson, Shaloe Caezare. Back row. Tal Hoyes, John Liechty, Ray Bowen, Chris Lawler, George Cobian, Tim Ellis, Dave Roe, Frank Romero Front row David Reed, Lynn Struiksma, Brent Eidson, Jason McClenaghan, Mike Sanchez, Nick Dillon, Nick Diaz, Oscar Bravo, John Schmutz. Senior Dave Roe makes one of his many outstanding catches of the season. Varsity Baseball With eight returning varsity players, the varsity baseball team led one of its most cessful seasons ever. This high aspiring led by Coach Bill Tamburrino has visions becoming the Avocado League champs the '86 season along with earning a name themselves in C.I.F. competition. The 'Dawgs proved their point when they 2nd receiving the sportsmanship trophy tri-state tournament played in Las vada this year. Without a doubt this team was the hardest hitting that has produced in nearly a decade of behalf of the student body at RHS, it well done, guys. 136 Sports Varsity Schedule: Faflbrook (Double Heoder) Hesperia (Double Header) Browley Brawley Brawley Salt Lake Boulder City Rancho Los Vegas Timniew Oceanside San Posqual San Marcos El Camino Escondido Carlsbad Oceanside San Posqual San Marcos El Comono Escondido Carlsbad CIF Quarter Finals CJF Semi-F� nols CIF Finols - Home Gomes Opponent 0 1 2 7 6 5 2 2 5 5 6 2 2 6 2 18 5 5 2 4 6 Ramona 5 9 3 8 9 6 3 4 2 7 7 8 4 0 10 9 6 6 7 7 8 Senior Frankie Romero swings into action. Senior George Cobian makes catching look easy. Varsity 'Dawgs get a pep talk. Senior pitcher Tim Ellis winds up his senior career in style. Swings Into Action Varsity Baseball 137 Cracking bats, smacking leather, and dust settling were some of the sights and sounds of the J.V. baseball team The team practiced every day after school from 2:15 'til 4:30. The practice consisted of batting, fielding, and running skills under the di- rection of the dean of Ramona's coaching staff Jack Menotti. Next year's Varsity team is predicted to do well with the upcoming J.V. team. opponent Ramona San Pasqual 13 3 San Marcos 7 4 El Camino 17 3 Escondido 8 1 Carlsbad 4 0 Oceanside 8 11 Fallbrook 9 5 San Pasqual n 0 San Marcos 16 0 El Comino 3 4 Escondido 7 5 Carlsbad ‘home games Duke Little making an out. JV baseball. Top row: Katrina Coleman, Kari Rodolt, Janel McCrite, Tony Anzalduo, Bobby Brewster, Bobby Stehlik, Allen Trimble, Shown Boyd, Patt Justet. Bottom row: Weazel Kibbe, Gabe Perez, Jamie Gibson, Mike Ballard, Marvin Wynn, Jason Spaniol, Duke Little. Sitting in the dugout watching the game. 138 Too Big For Their Britches Supported by a strong hitting team, the freshmen struggled through a highly competi- tive season. Under the strong coaching of Billy Clark, the young developing team learned the struc- ture of high school ball, which prepared them for next year's J.V. team. The team is doing well this year and hopes to do even better next year. San Pasqual opponent 10 Ramona 4 San Marcos 6 3 El Camtno 0 9 Escondido 9 2 Carlsbad 3 21 Fallbrook 17 8 Oceanside Son Pasqual forfeit 1 4 Son Marcos 4 3 El Camino 6 13 Escondido 3 7 Carlsbad - - -«home games Strike two' y Frosh baseball top row: Jeff Galusha, Toby Highes, Mark Klukowski, Jason Woite, Joson Stratton, Boy Swan- berg, Tyler Wilson, Matt Dart. Bottom row: Nate Hol- lingsworth, Johnny Vaughn, Chad Waite, Jacob Pearce, Jaime Lopez, Jeremy Ferguson. 139 Gymnastics Leaps Ahead What do we have in common? Gymnastics! said Senior Stephanie Maximo. The rest of the Var- sity Gymnastics team agreed that, the main hod- ing force of the team is our love for gymnastics. The team relied on its members to give it their all since each person's individual preference was judged at their meets. ■ W Karen Koach prefers the Varsity floor routines. LeighArm Vaughn concentrates on her next move. Pre-meet formalities. 140 Sports HHBSr Sherry Pearson completes a stunt on the balance beam. Amy Whittington maintains good form on the Uneven bars. Opponents Granite Hills Poway Orange Glen San Dieguito El Camino Escondido Carlsbad Fallbrook —home meets Gymnastics 141 Christian Martin executes a walk over. Girls Track Sprints Ahead Already the Varsity Girls team is the best one in the history of Ramona High School. They were the champions at the Titan Invi- tational. Lori Parker is in the top 5 in the nation for the discus throw; Amie Hass is number 5 in the county for the 440; Karen Karcher is in the county's top 10 for the mile. Julie Fager is number 5 in the county in the 110 hurdles; and the mile relay team which consists of Julie Fager, Jae Mar- ciano, Gloria Johnson, and Genetta John- son is ranked number 2 in the county. Opponents for 1985-'86 season: Michelob Invitationol Grossmont Mustang Invitational Oceanside Fallbrook Titan Invitational San Pasqual Arcadia invitational San Marcos Mt. Carmel Invitational El Camino Orange Glen Invitational Mt. Sac Invitational Escondido Tiger Relays Carlsbad League Prelims League Finals CIF Prelims CIF Finals State Meet — home meets 142 Sports Girls Track. Top row: Sandy Smith, Joanne Hamilton, Lori Parker, Patty Souza, Jennifer Crook, Yvette Cur- ry, Kathy Toth, Laurie Brunner, Jae Marciano, Darci Hannum, Amy Ledwith, Charrisse Wohler, Yvonne Batriz, Donna Harris (stats). Bottom row: Kelly Thompson, Donna Wall, Tami Lawler, Genetta John- son, Gloria Johnson, Dyano Mussen, Merche Pink- ham, Noncy Watkins. Practice made perfect for Lori Parker who is now number I in the nation. Girls Track 143 Boys Track Keeps One Step Ahead of Opponents The Varsity Boys team is a young team having only five seniors. Ranked in the state top 10 are Pat Alduenda for the pole vault and Jorge Castro for the mile. Robert Town- send is number 1 in the county in the hurdles; Mark Conley, John Schweitzer and Rich Watts lead the team in the high jump; Chris Brunje leads the team in the weight events, Jorge Moll, Kevin Ledwith and Randy Lepper lead the team distance running. Other team members are: Erik Carter, Jack Graves, Matt Boykin, Taff Lewis, Mancil Smith, Matt Souza, Andre Miranda, Jim Fischer, and Don Maclnnes. j Opponents with the 1985-'86 season: Michelob Invitational Grossmont Mustang Invitational Oceanside Fallbrook Titan Invitational San Pasqual Arcadia Invitotional San Morcos Mt. Carmel Invitational Mt. Sac invitational Escondido Tiger Relays Carisbod League Prelims League Finals C.I.F Prelims C.I.F Finals State Meet home meets m 144 Sports ___________ Andre Miranda hands the baton to Don Maclnnes in the 440 relay. Coach Jim Hunter coaching his team from the sidelines. J.V. Track. Top row: Tim Leppink, Zoran llic, Jeff Donham, John Baker, Frank Dragula, Mike Pease, Joe Cobian, Jim Garza, Mark Teachout, Jason Smith, Dennis Barrett, Russ Hunt Bottom row: Anthony Baker, EJ. Colia, Corey Bous- quet, Dean Winthur, Chico Brambila, Juniro Torrez, Dave Bokovoy, Gary Mark. Coach D.J. Smalley gives advice to Randy Lepper between events. Varsity Track. Top row: Erik Carter, Junior (Jack) Graves, Chris Brunje, Jorge Castro, Randy Lepper, Mott Boykin, Toff Lewis, Mark Conley. Bottom row: Patt Alduenda, Mancil Smith, Matt Souza, Andre Miranda, Don Maclnnes, Richard Watts. Boys Track 145 ACTIVITIES Activities Being one of the A.S.B.'s main goals this year, there were many more school activities and much more involvement amongst the students. Their biggest accomplishment was class competitions. Every week there would be dif- ferent activities in which the A.S.B. would in- volve as many students as possible. Some of these were: class yells, Volkswagen stuff, ice- cream eating, and snowman building. The A.S.B. also organized many dress-up days and more dances. All around, this year's activities were much more enthusiastic. By the way, the Juniors won. BULLDOG PRIDE INSIDE!!! The Seniors build a pyramid during Homecoming week. 148 Activities Seniors Toro, Mike, Michelle, Dave, Rich and Mike proudly display their snowman. � JT | A.S.B. Activities 149 f Gove Allen, along with many others, dressed up on Toga day. § Corey Menotti organizes students for a class competition during lunch Gordon Wicker and Scott Mills have a snowball fight. Musical Talents Unveiled at Airband '86 This year's airband was a great success. Students crawled out from every corner and crevice to represent their favorite groups. Such groups were: Bruce Spring- steen, Oingo Boingo, Trans-x, Mr. Mister, Lisa Lisa, Eric Carr, and Star Point. Auditions were held in front of the school at lunch time, to choose which groups would perform in the official performance and judging. Second place was taken by Bruce Springsteen, Trans-x taking third, and winning one hundred dollars and a chance for a thousand at the pepsi classic airband competition was Oingo Boingo. Bruce Springsteen (Lynn Struiksma) was Born in the USA! 150 Activities Oingo Boingo's Lon Sierrra is on his way to a Dead Man's Party. Selena Acosta, lead singer of trans-x. 152 Activities Seniors: Michelle Jones, Carol Adams, Cheryl Adam, John Schmutz and Elaine Jennings working on the senior float. The Sophomores getting their pyramid together. Homecoming Queen and King candidates Deanne Page and Kory Martenson ride through town during the Home- coming Parade. Homecoming 1. Junior Prince and Princess, Corey Menotti and Lena Macias, ride down Main Street in the parade. 2. The flag team performs during halftime. 3. Big Bulldog is watching you. 4. Heother Ferrick shows her spirit with the rest of the Drill Team on their homecoming float. It's A Small World was the theme for Homecoming 85. Spirit week was kicked off as usual with dress up days. Enthusiasm was unbelievable and spirited students showed their imagination. Friday was the big game day and by game time, Bull- dog spirit was soaring. The fighting Bulldogs took on Escondido. Couples then parted, only to meet again Saturday night for a night of dining, dancing and fun. Royalty HOMECOMING COURT 5. Courtney Ferguson looks for a nice quiet fishin' hole to relax by. The Junior class — just kinda cruisin. The Freshman team eats it during the pie eating contest Activities Nicole Alarid was very impressive in the mod- ern dance duet with Ed Amante. 154 Activities Dance Concert 1986 — Far From Over Dance Club's 1986 performance theme was Far From Over. This cre- ative endeavor demanded hard work, as well as time and dedication from the dancers. This year's dance concert re- quired dedication for more than one reason. The students had to find an ad- visor to supervise their project, as well as choreographing the dance routines for the concert. This process was rushed this year because the performance date was moved up two weeks to the second weekend of March from the traditional end of the month performance. Steve Fox getting a lift from Baby Huey a.k.a. Chris Kitchen. But Miss Scarlett . .. !' Master Ami Abbott and servant Jennifer Wohlfiel. Heather Paddock living it up while her slaves, Michelle Jones and Jeff Speck, take her to her next class. Senior Slave Day A Ramona High School tradition that raises money for the Senior class' excursion day. All of the Superlatives are auctioned off to any- one of the student body or faculty. Then they become servants. This year there was a wide range of slaves, from Aunt Jemima to Baby Huey. The slaves performed various tasks such as pulling their masters around on wagons, carrying them on their backs, holding umbrellas over their heads, and feeding their masters grapes. If the slaves refused to do a task they either had to beg for their masters forgiveness or pay them back the amount that their owners paid for them. So around campus there were various slaves on their knees begging for for- giveness. All in all, slave day may be a day seniors dread, but at least it is fun! 156 Activities Centennial Convention The Annual Ramona High School Nominating Convention was held on April 18, 1986. It was special this year because 1986 marked Ramona's Cen- tennial Birthday. The students rallied to the cause: Don Maclnnes told us ALL the facts about Maine, we learned that New Mexico has plenty of Jose Cuervo Tequilla, and Tarina Annichor- ico claimed that Maui Wowi comes from Hawaii. The delegation did man- age to complete the nominating proce- dures through all the chaos. The special guest speaker for the '86 nominating convention was Steve West of 9IX. He came to Ramona High School not to speak about the radio business, but to share his experiences in leadership with the student body. Colorado's claim to fame states, We've got gog- gles, we've got beanies, we've got poles, WE'VE EVEN GOT SNOW! So come to honest Dove's Ski Land ... 158 Activities A.S.B. Convention 159 Associations A Break Through In Spirit This year the A.S.B. was very involved with the stu- dent body. Their goal was to bring the students closer together and unite in bulldog spirit. They planned weekly class activities and lunch competitions to liven up the week. They also planned for the first time, and drum-off and a winter-fest. After the first semester our A.S.B. Activities Com- missioner, Nicole Alarid, graduated early. Charlie Gil- martin took her place working hard to make the sec- ond semester as exciting as the first. Our commissioner of Sales and Concessions, Mandy Schultz, was able to purchase two new cash registers for the student store. These have proved quicker and easier, in keeping inventory for Mandy and her helpers. This year was also the first year that the A.S.B. had their own class and classroom. Directed by Warren Roper, the class, Leadership, has given them more time and peace to organize activities and achieve their goals. mtotth? Mandy Schultz works in the student store at lunch. Corey Menotti advises an A.S.B. project. Ami Abbott and Tara Clark up-date the Marquette outside the school. 162 Associations A.S B. Officers. Top row: Warren Roper — Advisor, Corey Menotti — Vice President, Deanne Page — President, Niki Kempi — Secretary, Kory Martenson — Member, Mandy Schultz — Commission- er of Sales and Concessions. Bottom row: Charlie Gilmartin — Activities Commissioner, Nicole Alarid — Activities Commissioner, Tara Clark — Publicities Commissioner, Jeff Speck — Secretary, Beth Klugerman — Member, Christopher Kitchen — School Board Representative Deanne Page — A.S B. President. Welcome to the funny farm. A.S.B. 163 El Ano Staff Races Against Calendar It takes a lot of patience to put together a yearbook, not to mention hard work and dedication. Sometimes the yearbook staff stayed after school to meet a dead- line; and not just for a couple of hours. Some staff mem- bers could be seen on campus until nine or ten o'clock at night. We also had to share a room with three English classes and two drama classes. But it was really a lot of fun creating new ideas for this yearbook ... it was also very frustrating to have to change a whole page, or try to make pictures fit. We were all more or less a team whose ultimate goal was to meet each deadline and get the book out on time. Our goal was never very easy. Some people took the class because they thought it would be “kick back , an easy “A. But they soon found out that it wasn't all fun and games. As a matter of fact NONE of it was fun and games. Sometimes your pictures didn't turn out as expected, sometimes your pictures didn't turn out at all. But all the hard work and headaches must have been worth it because look at the final product . . . ! Heather Davies crops a picture. Kellie Eakes decides which picture to use. Editor Elaine K. Jennings with Advisor Mr. John J. Bow- man. Staci Anderson makes sure her lines are perfectly straight. Yearbook Staff. Top row: Heather Davies, Rhonda Welch, Editor Elaine Jennings, Kim Nelson, Gove Allen, Stephanie Maximo, Vince Virgilio. Bottom row: David Packwood, Assistant Editor Marcy Bailey, Kellie Eakes, Staci Anderson. JV: Jessica Drummer, Kari Rodeolf, Michelle Naves, Denice Ragsdale, Angela Jennings, Julie Crean, Annette Underwood. Not pictured — Kim Maclnnes. Varsity: Christian Martin, Julie Fager, Jae Marciano, Nicole Alarid, Niki Kempi, Tara Clark, Laurie Manno, Debbie Vaca, Marla James, Brenda Crean, Kim Jansen. Frosh: Patty Souza, Amy Whittington, Julie Lloyd, Tami Lawler. Not pictured — Terrin Howell, Patty Jauregui, Nichelle Alarid, Gia Doxey. Cheerleading Above The Rest The Varsity cheerleaders were not only a team, they were a fam- ily! Even though they didn't attend a competition, they still had an ex- citing and challenging year. There were some problems in the begin- ning of the year, but they were soon overcome, which brought the squad closer together making their enthusiasm that much stron- ger. All of the cheerleaders really got together and made the school's spirit much stronger than it's ever been. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders came into the scence with a lot of school spirit. It took a lot of dedica- tion, not to mention strain, to prac- tice everyday after school to get everything just perfect. There were some conflicts because of that, but just as the Varsity cheer- leaders, they handled it. Their ready smiles and great attitudes at every game made everyone want to get up and cheer. They really fit in great with the rest of the cheer- leaders. The Frosh cheerleaders with all of their spunk came into Ramona High School with great expecta- tions. They were really an excel- lent team with a lot of new ideas to present to the others which made things easier and a lot more excit- ing. All of the cheerleaders were proud to be a part of this school! All of the cheerleaders in action. “We didn't do anything wrong, honest. 167 CHEERLEADING Alright Bulldogs! soys Laurie Monno. The glamorous Junior Varsity cheerleaders. Christian Martin climbs to the top of a pyramid. Nicole Alarid shouts at the crowd to WAKE UP at a basketball game. The Varsity Cheerleaders perform at a pep assem- bly. The J.V. cheerleaders ride through town during the Homecoming parade. Why am I doing this by myself? DRILL TEAM TALL The Ramona High School Drill Team, advised by Susie Maximo, upheld its honorary title R.H.S.' Claim to Fame (given it by teacher and athletic coach Bill Tamburrino), by claiming once again a first place title in the large military division at South Western Specialty Clinics Disneyland Competition. This highly spirited squad displayed a motivated sense of school pride, thoughout the football and basketball seasons, with its percision perfect routines. The all girl, twenty-'man' squad led by Captain Stephanie Max- imo, first lieutenant Wendy Shidner, and lieutenants Marijane Galusha and Lina Macias practiced approximately 560 total hours throughout the sum- mer and the '85-'86 school year, enabling this group of dedicated girls to gain a respectful position among rival schools. Team members stand at attention before a football game. Deanna Ely performs at a football game at halftime. Drill team. Top row: Kathy Toth. 2nd row: Bonnie Patterson, Kelly Brewer. 3rd row: Lynda Lynch, Kerri Winter, Denise Berry. 4th row: Susan Cornett, Laura Scribner, Amber Schaper, Karen Koach. 1st row: Lieutenont Marijane Galusha, Captain Stephanie Maximo, 1st Lieutenant Wendy Shidner, Lieutenant Lino Macias. SWING FLAGS Tall Flag captain Frances Ortiz with Deanna Ely. When the 1985-'86 season opened it was apparent that this year's swing flag team was one of the best that Ramona High School had seen in a logn time. The students at R.H.S. attributed this to the briskly paced routines and fresh new style set to a variety of dance music. The Ramona High School flag team, under the advisorship of Sue Hoskings, had one of its most successful years ever placing third in summer competition at Long Beach State with captain Liane Macias placing a prud second in Hibbards Individual Competition. Flag team: Deedra Hosking, Liane Macios, Bernadette Leppink, Ria Swycaffer, Kay Tozer, Cheri Theriac, Rene Adams. 7 Deedra Hosking performs at a pep assembly. The RHS treble choir has had a very busy year, giving 4 performances in Ra- mona in December and a series of per- formances at Knott's Berry Farm. On March 4, they joined the 1000 voice choir for a performance with many San Diego county schools. We were proud that Monica Wiesner was chosen as one of the soloists. The Spring perfor- mances include contemporary songs and choreography. Choir: Morgan Mock-Rose, Michelle Jones, Dezra Allen, Tommie Carter, Monica Wiesner. The band playing the fight song before a football game. Marching Band Under the direction of the new band director, Mr. Buskirk, and drum major Julie Lewis, the Bulldog Marching Band showed a marked improvement since last year. Competing in various events, the band demonstrated that size is not directly proportioned to the quality of performance. Though the band com- prised of only sixteen members, they faired well in several events. In the solo and ensemble festival, two members re- ceived superior ratings. Some of the other places they played at were Knott's Berry Farm, The Ramona Days Parade, the opening of the historical society (at which they received T.V. coverage) the centennial celebration of the town hall, and opening ceremonies at the James Dukes Elementary School, and the Olive E. Pierce Junior High School. Most of the band is comprised of freshmen and sophomores so there are several years left for the group to further develop. Class Officers Junior Class Officers: Secretary-Lynda Lynch. President-Lisa Wagner. Treasurer-Dana Shutt. Vice President-John Schweitzer. Member At Large-Debbie Vaca. Sophomore Class Officers: Treasurer-Wendy Nash. President-Annette Underwood Member At Large- David Routhier. Secretary-Lori Aldridge. Vice President-Kari Rodolf. Freshman Class Officers: Vice President-Amy Whittington. Secretary-Genetta Johnson. President-Jason Waite. Member At Large-Chris Reiber. Treasurer-Patty Souza. 174 Associations Key Club Key Club: Don Maclnnes, Vince Virgilio, Tom Robershaw, Laurie Brunner, David Packwood, John Schmutz, David Reed, Corey Menotti, Chris Kitchen, Heather Paddock, Raaeb Rydeen, An- gela Hodges, Jim Garza, Troy Woods. FFA CSF: Mr. Hill, Melina Myeers, Laurie Brunner, Carol Prather, Mike Smith, George Maurer, Courtney Ferguson, Vince Virgilio, Karlyn Petersen, Tom Ro- bershaw, Heather Pad- dock, Niki Kempi, Chris Kitchen, Joanne Glaudini, Dena Larsen, Lisa Wag- ner, Bonnie Patterson. FFA: Mr. Bill Bowman, Chris Bo- daine, Alfredo Moralez, Lana Crooks, Dawn Woodburry, Pa- trice Clark, Gina Fleschig, Carrie Waible, Byron Eton, Mike Hine, John Woltz, Jason McGee, Mis- ty Morton, Randy Lepper, Don Winthur, Caren Legg, Tootsie Mason, Charles Spivey. The gong is all here. Robert Nelson and Anthony Scott hard at work. Professor Bevill and protege David Packwood. 176 Associations The Hi-Life staff under pressure The Ramona Hi-Life stepped into the high tech era this year by making use of the cam- pus' ROP computer facilities. At about mid year students began seeing Macintosh im- provements which equaled cleaner copy, fewer errors and clearer layouts. This, com- bined with a staff which was overall more dedicated, resulted in education that mea- sured up to professional experience. Karlyn Peterson — efficiency in motion. Erin Kelly types an article for a deadline. Hi-Life staff I to r: Anthony Scott, Nicole Oberndorfer, Karlyn Peterson, David Packwood, Kim Hegeduis, Robert Nelson, Robert Cronic, Erin Kelly, Roger Metros, Matt Reyelts, Robert Beasley, Shawn Schow, David Carey, LaRae Meese. Journalism 177 Dance Fever Stoci Anderson asks, Do yo want my body . . . ? Dance club officers: instructor Mrs. Jan Munoz, Wen- dy Shidner, Stoci Anderson, Cindy Spears, Marcie Walters. With Munoz as the new dance instructor here at R.H.S., the dance classes have real- ly grown to higher dancing levels. Mrs. Munoz emphasized on the differences be- tween modern dance and jazz dance, which taught the students many new tech- niques. Everyone put a lot of effort in dance and in the concert. Although there was a shortage of tape recorders, every- one got into groups and shared them, which was very helpful in saving money for next years dance classes. Thanks to the help and cooperation of everyone, all of the students had a really good time. Wendy Shidner teaches a new dance. Jae concentrates on one of her dances. Dance concert participants. Back row: Julie Fager, Kari Rodolf, Kim Ma- clnnes, Kay Tozer, Laura Scribner, Sandy Smith, Beth Klugerman, Staci Anderson, Marijane Galusha, Rhonda Welch, John Taylor, Julie Crean, Chris Kitchen, Shelly Kennedy, Laurie Monno, Christian Martin, Leslie Chatfield, Stephanie Stuckey, Sarah Cresci, Cindy Spears, Marcie Wal- ters, Instructor Mrs. Jan Munoz. Bottom row: Bernadette Leppink, Kellie Eakes, Janice Menendez, Celeste Kilmer, Lisa Cannon, Wendy Shidner, Janet Kasl, Shawna Atkinson, Linda Taylor. 79 RHS Drama The Drama Club has really outdone themselves this year. Under the guidance of Mr. Bowman, the play Arsenic and Old Lace was a big success, every actor and actress really got involved and played their parts well. It was very hard work trying to get everything organized and set to per- fection but staying after school almost ev- ery day really payed off. This was also Mr. Bowman's first year in play directing and he really did a good job. The setting for the play took many hours each day to build but that also payed off because it looked authentic. Before they got that setting put together they had to make do with tape all around Mr. Bowman's room for boundary lines to where certain places were. All of the acting was very good and they really kept the audience's attention. I do. . . . Arsenic and Old Lace L to R: Joanne Glaudini, Melissa Master, Heather Paddock, Lynn Struiksma, Michelle Jones, Laura Marshall, Roger Lane, Jeff Speck, Chris Kitchen, Lon Sierra, Steve Fox, Gordon Wicker, Rebecca Carmichael, Charisse Wahler. BULLDOG PA TRONS The El Ano staff would like to thank the following Patrons for their support in the production of the 1985-86 yeorbook. It was greatly appreciated. Alpha Beta — Ramona Anderson's Clothing Aqua Clear Pools Autumn Construction Bailey Plumbing Michael J. Barker, M.D. Boyd-Anderson Photography Budget Drug Century 21 — RSVP Century 21 — San Vicente Citadel Arabian Stud Inc. Country Video Patty Jo Crean Crown Shop Office Supplies Dr. Darryl Curl, General Dentistry D'Carlos Del Taco Donna's Hairstyling and Fashion T's Fashion Emporium Leonard Gefken Goodale Company Incorporated 82 Bulldog Patrons On Monday, April 28, 1986, the UNITED STATES BOMBED LIBYA in retaliation for terrorist attacks sup- ported by Moammar Khadafi ... In September of 1985, EARTH- CURRENT EVENTS QUAKES HIT MEXICO CITY killing thousands and causing extensive damage . . . On January 28, 1986, the SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER EX- PLODED only 73 seconds after take-off, killing all seven crew mem- bers due to a defective o-ring seal on the solid rocket booster. CHRISTA McAULIFFE, the first teacher astronaut was aboard the CHALLENGER when it exploded marking the beginning of a new era, an era of space travel for common man. The other six crew members were: MICHAEL J. SMITH, FRANCIS R. (DICK) SCOBEE, RONALD E. McNAIR, ELLISON S. ONIZUKA, GREGORY JARVIS and JUDITH A RESNICK . . . After 73 years, the TITANIC was discovered in September of 1985 by a team of scientists 500 miles south of Newfoundland and 13,000 feet down . .. After being left by his formerly faithful companion Sheela, the BAGWAN SHRI RAJNEESH, a guru from Oregon, was exiled out of the country and his 80 ROLLS ROYCES were auctioned . . . In Russia, ANDREI GROMYKO was named Soviet Chief of State, EDUARD SHEVARDNADZE re- placed him as Foreign Minister . . . In response to protest from origi- nal formula Coke lovers, Coca-Cola brought back the original Coke for- mula, calling it COCA-COLA CLAS- SIC ... In July of 1985, PRESIDENT RON- ALD REAGAN underwent surgery for cancer . . . TERRORISM was at an all time high, terrorist activities were widely varied including bombings from U.S. AIR BASES to DISCOTEQUES .. . HALLEY'S COMET, which ap- pears approximately every 76 years, was visible with the naked eye for several months early in '86 184 Current Events A NUCLEAR REACTOR near KIEV in the Soviet Union experienced a complete meltdown in April 1986. Being only the second nuclear melt- down in history, it caused interna- tional problems with radiation and food poisoning . . . Organization of Petroleum Ex- porting Countries (OPEC) lifted it's pump quotas this year flooding the international oil market, causing oil prices in the U.S. to drop steeply ... In May of 1986 Clint Eastwood won the election of Mayor of Car- mel-by-the-sea, California; possibly following in Reagan's footsteps . . . His campaign slogan was Go ahead, make me Mayor. In November of 1985, a manda- tory seat belt law was passed. On January 1 it went into effect in hopes of reducing auto-related fa- talities ... In the past year there has been a scare concerning AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) spreading through the general pub- lic. It provoked much anger and pro- test against AIDS victims . . . Ramona had its Centennial Cele- bration this year. Among many events at Town Hall Days were a gun fight, frog jumping contest, a civil war display and an old west look alike contest. Ramona mer- chants also sold shirts, caps and belt buckels to commemorate this event . . . HAPPY BIRTHDAY RAMONA!!! Competing against thirteen other local girls, TARA CLARK won the MISS RAMONA title in March 1986. Second runner-up was '83 graduate Nancy Arlett and first rupper-up was Heather Davies. An '84 gra- duate, Lisa Crean, was Miss Conge- niality . . . The DEATHS of many famous fig- ures marked the headlines of pa- pers across the nation: Actress RUTH GORDON died of natural causes, actor YUL BRYNNER died of AIDS, and singer RICKY NELSON died of a drug overdose . . . SAMANTHA SMITH, the little girl whose 1982 peace plea to YURI AN- DROPOV prompted him to invite her on a grand tour of Russia, died along with her father in a plane crash in September of 1985 . . . 1986 ... In NICARAGUA the CONTRAS continued their futile struggle against the SANDINISTA Government . . . MONTGOMERY WARD can- celled its catalog . . . In response to POTENTIALLY EX- PLICIT ROCK LYRICS, a group of concerned parents has banded to- gether to install CENSORSHIP rat- ings and to have lyrics printed on covers of certain albums . . . October 1985 . . . Palestinians hi- jacked the cruise ship ACHILLE LAURO in the Mediterranean. One AMERICAN passenger LEON CLINGHOFFER, was killed . . . September 2, 1985 . . . PRESI- DENT REAGAN and GENERAL SEC- RETARY GORBACHEV held SUM- MIT TALKS in Geneva Switzerland in hopes of gaining WORLD PEACE Early in '86, FERDINAND MAR- COS, supported by the UNITED STATES, lost the election for the Presidency of the Philippines to CORAZON AQUINO . . . SPORTS On January 16, 1986 in New Or- leans, the SUPER BOWL was played. The BEARS overwhelmed the Patri- ots with a score of 46-10 . . . The WORLD SERIES was played in Kansas City and St. Louis. The ROYALS defeated the Cardinals in the 7th and final game. The score of that game was 11-1 ... Due to lack of coach, there was no boys tennis team at Ramona High School this year . . . August 1985 . . . Riverfront Stadi- um in Cincinnati . . . PETE ROSE broke Ty Cobb's hitting record with 4,192 hits . .. JACK NICKLAUS set a record by winning his sixth Masters Tourna- ment in golf in April of 1986 . . . Also in April of 1986, FERDI- NAND, with Jockey WILLIE SHOE- MAKER won the Kentucky Derby DWIGHT GOODEN of the New York Meys was the Cy Young Award winner with a pitching record of 21-3 and a 1.89 era ... BRETT SABERHAGEN of the Kan- sas City Royals, who pitched the 7th and final game of the World Series, won the Cy Young Award for the American League. His pitching re- cord was 20-7 and he had a 1.74 era Our own SAN DIEGO SOCKERS are number one in the nation in in- door soccer... NOLAN RYAN, of the Houston Astros, holds the strike out record with 4,337 strikeouts ... He is still playing so there's sure to be more to come ... IVAN LENDELL is number one in tennis, defeating John McEnroe . . . In HOCKEY: currently the Calgary Flames are playing the Montreal Canadians in the Stanley Cup Championship ... In BASKETBALL: Currently the Boston Celtics have earned their spot in the championships Milwau- kee Bucks. They are awaiting the outcome of the Lakers series . . . ENTERTAINMENT son, proceeds benefiting Aids re- search . . . Singer actress MADONNA mar- ried actor SEAN PENN . . . Several new groups appeared on the charts. A-HA with TAKE ON ME, Mr. MISTER with BROKEN WINGS and KYRIE, FALCO with VI- ENNA CALLING and ROCK ME AMADEUS, OMD with SECRET and SO IN LOVE, and THE PET SHOP BOYS with WESTERN GIRLS . . . There were several notable films During the summer, a LIVE-AID concert was held to raise money for the famine relief in Africa. Several performers and groups broadcast live from LONDON and PHILADEL- PHIA. Names such as STING, U2, DIRE STRAITS, MICK JAGGER, DA- VID BOWIE, and PHIL COLLINS who performed first in London and then flew in his concord jet to perform again the same day in Philadelphia, helped raise over 65 million dollars FARM-AID, the same type o benefit as Live-Aid, only with coun try music singers such as Willie Nel son and Kenny Rogers, was held tc raise money for the FARMERS ir AMERICA . . . STING, former lead singer of Th« Police, made a very successful sole album . . . DIONNE WARWICK and severa of her talented friends taped a sonc entitled THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR in memory of Rock Hud GOLDBERG had eleven nominations although it did not win 'y of them. The Best Actor Award went the Best Actror. HPW, to GERALDINE PAGE for THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL and THE BEST PICTURE was OUT OF AF- RICA starring ROBERT REDFORD and MERYL STREEP . . . Nerd of the year, PEE WEE HER- MAN, became a big success in his movie PEE WEE HERMAN'S BIG AD- VENTURE . . . SYLVESTER STALLONE had two released in 1985-86. The sound- track as well as the movie WHITE NIGHTS starring Russian MIKHAIL BARISHNIKOV was a success . .. PRETTY IN PINK was the third hit film for actress MOLLY RINGWALD MICHAEL J. FOX had two money making films out at the same time; BACK TO THE FUTURE and TEEN WOLF ... At the ACADEMY AWARDS, the COLOR PURPLE starring WHOOPI hit films: RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD PART II and ROCKY IV . . . Other notable films were: THE BRIDE, NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, LUCAS, GUNG HO, HAN- NAH AND HER SISTERS, ST. EL- MO'S FIRE, TOP GUN, MASK, PALE RIDER, and A VIEW TO A KILI_ Breaking Melissa Master obviously found something amusing about the photographer David Reed and Heather Paddock live it up at the 1986 Nomi- nating Convention. Shelly Kennedy and Chris Kitchen take notes during an ASB meeting. 190 Closing Advisor ............... Mr. John Bowman Editor-In-Chief ........... Elaine Jennings Assistant Editor ............. Marcy Bailey Layout Design ...............Staci Anderson Lisa Cannon Heather Davies Kellie Lakes Michelle Jones Shelly Kennedy Doug King Stephanie Maximo Kim Nelson John Schmutz Tanya Stehlik Rhonda Welch Copy Writers .................... Gove Allen John Schmutz Vince Virgilio Photographers ................... Gove Allen Lance Brown Cindy Cochran Doug King David Packwood Tanya Stehlik Typist ......................... Marcy Bailey Art and Graphics ............ Selena Acosta Lynn Struiksma decides what to eat next. “Oh I wish Donny were here. Lori Cochran and Donovan Best engage in intimate con- versation. Closing 191 9