92065 Table of Contents Seniors ... page 16 Sports ... page 48 Spirit ... page 88 Organizations ... page 104 Activities ... page 152 Underclassmen ... page 176 Faculty ... page 204 Currents ... page 210 Ads ... page 212 Closing ... page 224 FRIDA YS! What do pep assemblies, class competitions, class meetings, and dances have in common? FRIDAY!! The whole idea of Friday is to increase school spirit, and what better way to do that then to dress up in colors that only fellow Bulldogs can appreci- ate? Red, White, and Blue covered the campus, not only by the football players and the various pep squads, but also by fellow students. As Senior Vice-President Dawne Peck commented, “Pep assemblies get me excited for the big game.” Everyone is hyper and more outgoing on Fridays because of the shortened periods, a game, or whatever the weekend promises. For Jose Llamas, a sophomore, “Friday is a day to party!” Our new principal, Mr. Roulsten, planned many great ideas to get school spirit soaring. Faculty found it quite exciting to be a part of it and they even put together new clubs. Many students met once a month for various clubs. More serious students chose chess, science action, or the French clubs to suit their needs. The more outgoing, relaxed students looked forward to the ski, pep, or surf clubs. But whatever club they joined, it was just another example of their great school spirit. Fridays were sure days to remember, whether we were some screaming fans in the crowd or some of those people dancing up a storm. Congratula- tions Bulldogs! We let our spirit shine through! 4 5 Take 45 ... LUnCH POMONA MlGH 2 What is so special about 11:35? Ask any student at Ramona High and you will instantly see a smile, followed by the reply, “That is when lunch begins!” Finally it’s 11:35. The anticipating students jump out of their fourth period chairs with only one thing on their minds... FOOD! Students are everywhere, eating, talking, being with friends, and just enjoying time out of class. Some students might even be studying for that dreaded fifth period exam. 45 minutes is the time designated for lunch, but is that enough time? Seniors Amber Groth and Jennifer Ritter believe that for the time they spend in class, 45 minutes is not enough time for lunch. On the other hand, Megan McConville believes that 45 minutes is plenty of time if you are staying on campus. On campus you have your choice of the Deli Stand, lunch line, student store, or brown lunch, if they have a lunch pass. Freshman Jeff Hartwig doesn’t think it’s fair that freshman and sophomores can’t go off campus. Well guys, now you have something to look forward to when you are juniors. Dustin Wood, a junior, often likes to go to 7 11 during lunch, while Junior Torres, a senior, thinks Jack-in-the-Box is the place to go. So whether you are off campus or on ... take 45- and EAT!!!! 5 6. It definitely has to be a football player’s lunch! 7. What do you mean, no more burritos? 8. Jcri and Miles enjoy lunch together. 9. A lot of friends around helps the food go down better. 10 Who needs a table to enjoy lunch? Forever Friends Friendship is a very important thing in high school. Mishel Kathawa says her best friend Heather Wilfong is the best friend she’s ever had. They have been friends for about one year, and the closeness they’ve shared has proved their friendship long- lasting. Their friendship is based on trust, communication, and honesty. Some people have a best friend to talk and share deep secrets and concerns with. Others have just friends to hang out with. Bill Fallaw has a lot of fun cruising around with his best friend Abe Tarango. Bill lends Abe money while Abe taxis Bill around. They have a lot of fun while each one is lending a helping hand to the other. Onion Cordoba and her best friend Terra Bailey like to have fun going to parties and playing sports together. Some friend- ships come in a triplet form. Three people get together and find it easier to have two special friends to talk and share their fun with, like Dianna Blair and her two best friends Holly Bisbikis and Sarah Waters. Dianna says that having two best friends has both advantages and disadvantages. Dianna and Holly share the same opinions and relate to one another well. Dianna and Sarah get into serious conversations where Sarah can share her feeling with Dianna and get the advice she needs. But when the three of them get together problems disappear and fun arises. Another idea on friendships is Gina Tamburrino’s outlook. She stated, “The best friend 1 have is my dad (Coach Tambo). He’s there for me to talk to with good or bad news. He’s someone 1 really love and can trust forever.” Friendships come with different opinions and different out- looks. But the main things that can hold a friendship together are love, trust, being able to relate to each other, and being there whenever a problem arises. VERY SIMPLY, EVERYBODY NEEDS A FRIEND! 1. Even tough guys smile. 2. Yes. I love my truck but I have friends too. 3. Relaxing with friends at lunch 4. Friends stick together. 5. Shaloe holds a friendly conversa- tion with Suzy. 6. Friends are great to lean on. 7. “Jack in the Box Buddies 8. Jim and his harem. 9. No matter how you dress, you too can have friends. RHS Spirit Shines Through You know it’s Friday, when you open the door to the gym and you see spirit-bound RHS students waiting for the start of the assembly. The band starts to play “On Ramona” and the crowd goes wild. As you have noticed, there has been more spirit this year. Whether you were cheering with your class or getting the team ready for the game, you felt and saw the excitement. Some of the more memorable moments were: the introduction 6 1. Wait! There’s more! 2. Surprise! 3. Don’t drop me! 4. I’m so cute! 5. Fun in the sun! 6. Dizzy Blondes! 7. Hot Buns! 8. Charge! 10 of the Freshman class and the Jock Pots where Jeri Koepp and Brian Roe displayed their spirit by wearing toilet seats all day. There was also Hot Buns, where each class tried to melt down the block of ice first. These were just a few class competitions. Mr. Roulsten’s phrase “Excellence is a Matter of Pride” has been presented many times this year. Through pep assemblies, class competitions, and student participation we have showed that our pride and spirit shine through. FANTASIES Jennifer Abiel and Tom Smith Megan McConville and Frank Thomas Tory Reece and Matt Dart This year something new was tried for our Home- coming. A Night of Fantasies began with the crown- ing of our 1987 Homecoming King and Queen. The candidates made a grand entrance down the steps of our stadium and onto the field. The King was an- nounced, Jason McClenaghan, and he was given a pillow with a glass slipper on it. He walked in front of the ladies, slowly, drawing attention. Everyone won- dered who would be his queen. A lull came over the crowd and Janet McCrite was announced Homecom- ing Queen. Excitement filled the air, cameras clicked, and flashes sparked, as the King and Queen stood together in front of the stands, then made their grand exit. Our Homecoming dance was held in the gym, which was decorated with blue and white draped streamers. One slow song was dedicated to the court and Jason and Janet opened the dancing. Slowly the rest of the court flowed out into the circle, and after a few min- utes everyone else joined in. The dance was something special to remember, definitely a Night of Fantasies. The King and Queen and their entourage had their pictures taken at Ramona’s own castle, just the right end to a week of Fantasies. Senior Attendants: Kari Green and Ray Bowen, Heather Ferrick and Bobby Brewster, Ann Matson and Chad Nelson. Annette Underwood and Brian Roc. King Jason McClenaghan and Queen Janet McCrite 13 A Week of Fantasies ... It was a week of fantasies come true for many RHS students. Spirit filled the air while many anxiously awaited Friday night’s big event. The week involved such activities as: dress-up days, class competitions, King and Queen voting, and, as always, the annual Homecoming Parade. On Monday it began with students dressing as tourists. With cameras around their necks and hats on their heads, it was quite an eventful day. At lunch everyone gathered around to watch “Gag in the Bag”. On Tuesday, Farmer Day, cowboy hats and overalls were the popular attire. Everyone joined in to build their class pyramid as high as it would go. On Wednesday, students and teachers dressed in a new kind of fashion. It was “Clash Day” at RHS with the patterns ranging from purple polka dots to yellow and green stripes, and even both of them together. This day’s class competition was a tug-of-war in which the mighty Seniors pulled out in front. Thursday was the classic “Nerd Day” and everyone seemed to dress and act appropriate- ly. The water toss at lunch was fun for all. To end this fun-filled week, Friday was “Spirit Day with everyone wearing their class colors. The Juniors succeeded in winning the Homecoming float contest with their portrayal of the knight slaying the drag- on and protecting his castle. The Seniors followed close behind for second place with their float of “Fanta-Seas.” A pep assem- bly and an A.S.B. barbecue at lunch were a great finish for this memorable week of activities. It soon would be Saturday’s big dance where many of us would have the time of our lives. Not only did we have a wonder- ful week of fun, we soon would be having a night of “fantasies”. Should I wave? He’s my girl. Don’t hate me because I’m beautiful. Class of ’88 float “Fanta-Seas Calm down, killer. Ethel and Erma enjoying happy meals. Do you want to see me down on my knees? . At RHS 16 A Summer At Harvard “It wasn’t what I expected it to be.” said Tom Robershaw. “Boston is a very nice place. There are more things to do that eighteen- year-old teens can participate in.” “I wouldn’t trade this experience for anything, said Carol Prather, “We had no curfew and lots of indi- vidual trips.” Harvard College was a great place to go over the summer. Harvard helped Tom and Carol with this school year’s studies. It was a lot easier for them now, not having to study as much in their classes here at Ramona High. Tom studies International Relations (current problems in the U.S. vs U.S.S.R.). Carol how- ever, took a different route and studied the general requirements. The classrooms and lec- ture halls were very nice. The teachers didn’t care if you showed up or not. Students were mostly kick-back, although there were some students who were categorized as especially smart. They were “the brains.” These students were the Orientals. Tom and Carol went to Harvard for the courses, the excitement of get- ting out of Ramona for a while, and to satisfy their curiosity about an Eastern college cam- pus. All and all the experience of going to Har- vard College for Tom and Carol was a spectac- ular and memorable occasion. Jonathan Baker Bridget Ballantyne Raqucl Barajas SENIORS Shaloe Cazarc Shawn Cook Jennifer Bazinct Shawn Boyd Zachary Burrows Gary Chase Christopher Brown Davilyn Benson Anthony Bredow Lorn Cannon Kevin Chmiel Julie Crean Christina Bolton Elizabeth Cobian Peter Credistcr Sancharae Casteel Alex Barron Raymond Bowen Robert Brewster Tamra Carter Corey Bousquet Penelope Brinkcr Catrina Coleman John Cresci James Dick Carey Donaldson Jeff Donham Frank Dragula Jamie Eady Erinn Edens Julie Edens Kristy Edwards John Cronic Michael Diaz Joshua Engclhardt Bryan Englcbrick Christopher Enos Jessica Drummer Jennifer Crook Tamra DeMartini Robert Dahl Mark Deskovick Nikki DeBlsio William Dias Julia DeFalla Leticia Diaz Dennis De Los Santos David Ghering Jamcy Gibson Vincent Gammarano Solfrid Gjerstad Lisa Glaser Traer Goff I’M LATE BECAUSE... We moved and everything is at our new house. My mom didn’t wake me up. The dog refused to let me leave. My books were in a friend's car which ran out of gas in Poway. All the clocks in our house are behind by ten minutes. 1 didn’t know we had school today. My pants ripped and 1 had to go home to change them. 1 was abducted by aliens and barely escaped with my life. The bell rang before I walked in the door. CLASS OF ’88 One of the many privileges that the Senior class had was the Senior parking places. Seniors could purchase parking spots that were auctioned off at the beginning of the year. Their names were painted on their parking spaces but to some students their names were not enough. This is an example of one student’s creativity. Christine Graham Leigh Graham Darci Hannum Bobbie Hartwig Maria Hasz Sandy Hattings Stacy Hatton SENIORS Heather Heintzelman Robert Henry Michelle Hill Angie Hodges Deedra Hosking Angela Jennings Cindy Johnson Kristine Johnson Patrick Juset Karen Karcher Rob Kimery Deanna King Tracy Kirk Trent Klebe Aaron Kuhn Beth Klicn r4 1 Cara Leach Jeri Koepp Karenina Legg Kim Maclnnes Steve Martz Janet McCritc Jason McCIcnghan LaRac Mccse Tcrisha Law Trina Lohman Robert Mandgie Ann Matson Andrea Mills Roy Lowell Laura Marshall Angie Macias Heidi Klcmm Amy Ledwith Tory LaPrath Timothy Leppink Juanita Majallanes Roger Matros Vincent Merril Kris Martenson Brian Roe received quite a surprise at one of our pep assem- blies this year. Brian, who was named athlete of the week, was called down from the bleachers to receive the award. To Brian’s surprise, not only did he receive the award, but he also received a pie in his face. When Tambo was asked why Brian was hit with the pie, he said, “1 didn’t want his head to get swelled after getting athlete of the week, so I told Brian that there was a photographer from the TIMES ADVOCATE that wanted to take his picture shaking hands with his coach; and he turned around and that’s when he was hit with the pie.” THANKS BRIAN FOR BEING SUCH A GOOD SPORT! Robert Nelson Charmaine Newman Robert Newman Dana Novak Nicole Oberndorfer CLASS OF ’88 Fawn Palmer Bruce Pendergrass Ruth Parnell Gabriel Perez Macaila Petrone Thomas Peterson Rebecca Pierce Tonya Pierce Stacy Pilkington Jeff Pinnow Dear Class Of '88, Goodbye Ramona High School. These past four years we have learned more than the basics. We have learned to deal with people, society, and life itself. The people around us are the kids we’ve grown up with; the town, as little as it is, has given us closeness. Ramona High School has been our life, but it’s only the beginning. Let’s stick together. See you in ten, Class Of ’88. Your Senior Class President, Annette Underwood SENIORS Thomas Robershaw Bryan Roc Carl Rosenau David Routhicr Chad Rumscy Michael Rupit . David Saber Kelly Schiefer I Trent Siewart Gina Silva Kathy Smith Melanie Smith Laura Scribner Barry Spear Derek Spiker Jason Swatniki Leslie Tollard Tina Swift Tammy Tolncr Robert Stehlik Tim Taber Ottoway Thomas Lei Ann Vaughan Calic Vaughn Tanya Vogt David Wagner Donna Wall Kevin Walsh Katherine Wancr Thomas Wasscll Kristine Watts Jennifer Werner Stacie Wheeler Stacy Williams Fred Williamson Christopher Willis Richard can read??? CLASS OF CLASS OF ’88 SENIORS 33 SENIOR S T A N D O U T S These sixteen students, on the following pages, were chosen as Senior Standouts by fellow Seniors. Each was chosen ex- clusively for their category. The categor- ies are as follows: Mr. Mrs. Senior Class — Best All-Around Personality Plus — Best Personality If Looks Could Kill — Best Looking Gorgeous Grin — Nicest Smile Flashy Attire — Best Dressed Super Jocks — Most Athletic See you on Broadway — Most Talented Sharp Shapes — Best Figure Physique Shut up, Already — Class Chatterbox We’re gonna do it. My Way — Most Outspoken Gee, Mom, I feel sick — Most Absences Oh Baby — Biggest Flirt I think I can, I think 1 can — Most Determined Really?? — Most Gullible Mr. Mrs. Senior Class: Janet McCritc Jason McCIcnaghan Gorgeous Grin: Dana Novak Zac Burrows I think I can, I think I can: Courtney Ferguson Tom Robcrshaw 34 Personality Plus: Julia Defalla Art Tucker If Looks Could Kill: Kari Green Eric Guenther Super Jocks: Karen Karchcr Chad Nelson Oh, Baby!: Denice Ragsdale Bob Brewster 36 Life of the Party: We’re gonna do it, MY WAY: Wendy Nash Rich Tydinco Dawnc Peck David Routhier 37 Senior Biographies A Rcncc Adams — Nac-Mac, Kulbacki, Dina. Wayne, Michclic. Tamra, Decdra. Davilyn. All the team. Short Flag 9-12, Yearbook 11-12, Float Comm. 11. Dr. Hand. Porkcater, Spock, Japanese Gardener, Real Men. Goggle Power. Green Light, My keys. 4. 10, 50 pennies. Good luck Paul, I love you Mom and Dad-Thanks for all of your support. Loretto Aldrige — “Sweet Loretta” To Lori: We love you honey! Remember: The fab 4 are OCC Bound! Sweet Mary! Yogurt Rice. Heavy Metal Mama! We finally made it! “Town House” here we come! Love Us: Kari. Hi-D Angela, Ps. Leroy Loves Ya! Jennifer Karen Alfonsi — (Jcnni). Loren, Chrisa, M M Gates and families. Mr. Bowman, Annie, Soccer. Desert, Money. Money, Special Days, Shopping Malls, Graduation then onto life. Goodbye. Mike Allen — Jim, Darryl, Derek, Marvin. Roe. Dave Smashball-San Pasquel 87 ACDC Pasifico club. Bulldogs-the-ncxl-party-Redskins kicked butt Jeri-your car sucks. 22 lives on a Mesa. Jim loves Steph for ever CADW-works- on JYD 1st edition-Bibears-I Ivoe ya Mike. Terri Alshouse — Holt Dez Bs Kev MRJ My bros FP ALX MJ MH Derek JR AP Luis So wuts ur point? Thetaki TJ 2 BORNOT 2 B Kelli I luv ya Kelly the 1 ano only Reed to my Bro Steve- Drugs Suck-1 Love you! SK-8 Hard! DArren if only you knew To all my frienz I love you- Psychc We love 2 par-T John Edward Alstrand — favorite food is Pizza, Favorite teacher is Mr. Messenger, favorite class is welding, favorite sport is boxing, I like to ride motorcycles, go fishing, and go on hikes, I am very happy to be graduating. Lisa Alva — Fluffy, Lis- To be rixh and successful in whatever I decide to do. Being late for everything and forgetful. Martin. Funtimes with JB. LA. NS. MR. MJ, JM, DH. TM. TD, All the hard work and fun of flags. I'll miss you all! Tennis 9, 10; V. Pep Flags 10, Short Flags 11,12 Capt.. Lt. Susan Anderson — Sue, SH, Jcr, F-U. First Onion-Stud Id re-Fri, Kimm. Tcra. Gennctta, Erica, Kimn, Dawnc, ED; Flauta's Pistachios; V-Socccr 9-12, V-ball 9,12 CSF 12; yearbook 12; Thanks mom and Dad for the support you gave me through high school. Ed, I am so glad we are still together. Summer’s coming Ed!! tc b. 14. 1986!! Michelle Anderson — Trixie, Dixie, Pixie My Buds! Pen-Thanks for sticking by mc-wc made it! Don’t forget the horse that night! Pixie, Lets do an E-Braker in yer 4X! ride a caroscl! Homer Gomer Purple lows forever! don’t forget Tahoe Derek-1 love you so much! KIT BUDS C- Ya. Natalie Anzaldua — Basketball 9,10, football water 11,12, Baseball Stats 9, Wrestling stats 9,10,11. Powderpuff 11,12, Student Trainer 12; Favorite teachers Bev, Galli, Tambo. Barnes. 38 Thanx mom Dad 1 luv u. Tony my big bro Thanks for being there when I needed you. To my special friends Yoly. Bobo. Dcbi. shawn, NY, KS. CS. JM, CB. LB, LA. Tony Anzaldua — “Dua” Thank you for everything mom Dad. Thanks to all my friendz Debi, shanna. Lisa. Casey. Mindy, Trent, Andi. your special Bccki Barr you will always be my baby sister you to Shanna and Lisa. Football. Wrestling. Bccki. Shanna. Lisa enjoy the next 3 years and keep in touch, pizza, Tambo. Jordan. You're special Bccki. Tony Apodaca — Tony-Apo-Dick-spikcr-Allcn- Disco- Roe- “My Betty is Angie Justice”- “My name is Bill -My Ford Truck Daddy's Boy- “Thank you Mommy Love Tony”-Party at my housc-My Buddy Brucc-“Thcrcs Hansel”- “There’s Grettel”- “Less filling tastes great we re the class of 88” -COVEY-BEN Adrian Arcieri — Shorty Dimples. Psychology, LeiAnn Vaughn. Marie Williams, Friends forever. Bcvil, Holt. Heard. Softball Basketball, Class of 1988 rules forever! B Anthony Baker — Hey you Tim, Tom Hey Batman The Dark Knight. Bowman. Beaker, Buck, Smith. Iguana, Guacamolc, CC, Track 9,10,11,12 Fizix Sixty Exylophone, went to China, ate a dog. when in doubt, work out. don’t forget Holt, burn a bank, remember the Maine, Thanks LBB ADB Jonathan Baker — Bowmen, Bcvil, Buck. Tracy, Julie, Carlie, Chantelle. CC, 9 Track 9-10 (12?), drama. Composition. Go get ’em Dahl! (Army) Good luck Julie. (Airforce) Be a sucess in the future Tracy. Hang in there Calie; Chantelle 2 yrs. to go. “Gad, and well anyway . Survive college 88 Neal David Baker — Nick name, CT Bridget Ballantyne — “Hambone” Heather I luv ya. I will never 4-get ya, Chris, luv ya too! It was all fun. Rich, Schneider office staff thanx, good luck Bob, luv ya, powder puff 12, last but not least, Jerry my Sweetie, I luv u 4 Ever, Deonnc, Todd. Rob, all of you. Thanx mom and ad. I luv u class of 88 Raqucl Barajas — “poochie” Jueanam Juanar Laura Maryjo all my love to chilo Thanks to Mr. Anton, Johnston, Schneider, Holt, delegate 11 Latin Touch Club 11, passed CHSPE, Student Ambassador International Travel Agent soon soon to get married, thanks to everyone. Mom Love you. Alex Barron — Goofy Friends: Darren Palmer, Best Friends. Tom Erwyn, Fred Williamson. Jason Williamson-Mr. Buff. Taco Bell, 67 Camero, 10:40 ET in quarter mile. Jennifer Bazinet — (Jen) “Basket Case”, Mrs. Owens U.S. History-Junior year dancing. Acting, talking, singing ... “Bangles”, Frank, you pickle my zucchini! “What you got!” No, I did not go to the doors concert. Davilyn Benson — Mr. Holt, Mr. Bcvil. Mr. Menotti, Italian-!-Mexican food, softball powderpuff 11 + 12 psychology, biology. Michelle trixic, my twin Catrina. dixie my twin + Tabatha I'm sorry Renee real men! Jen Bazinet wonder twins Kelly say Hi 2 BG thanks for being great friends, luv ya. I love you Mom + Dad. Pos. remember pixie!! Ray Bowen — baseball 9,10.11,12 Soccer 12 glamis riding in Art’s 57, good luck in the future Art, Zeck, Jcri. Kim and little dick. Remember Warner Springs camp 2 dollars of gas. never forget the hill, thanks Tambo and Pitt. Shawn Boyd — Thanks Jcri, Gina, Roe, Kenny. Disco, Kclsi ’Liz Rayna Tambo special thanks to Tina Brooklyn, you mean a lot to me. football 9-12 Baseball 9-12 Basketball 9-10 Thanks Mom and Dad for all your support, it meant a lot. Thanks to all my friends! Anthony Brcdow “Tony” Pat, Tory, Carey, Jim, Jordan Pizza auto Cross Country working on my car, building models, reserve firefighter, 1 Love You Candy. Robert Brewster Favorites my girlfriend scuba diving water skiing jet skiing riding three wheelers soccer baseball building trucks. Favorite Foods: steak lobster pizza. Zachery Burrows — 9-11 CC 10 Baseball 11 Track. Glamis, 3 wheelin. my two budics and all my other friends, see you around. I luv you Tami-hey you know that- good do The Fixx. INXS watch out for those white fences 1 need gas money. Sec you in Oz. C Lorn Cannon — Rasta Club- Chuck, Dust. Hcff, Erinn, Pete. Toe. J, Jimbo, Tony, Butch, Fryd, Alexi. Bill. Special thanks to my family and friends for making me a good, honest and thoughtful person! Rude Me? Not a chance- Love yah babes and always keep irie eyed- Jamaica or bust-Marlcy. Tamra Carter — Tamie- Drillteam, choir, dance club, powderpuff. Mr. Holt. Beatles 4 ever, Mr. Baniaga, HULLO, Susan my best buddic. We love glass tiger, u luv Alan, I luv Samoh, My god look at that potato, George is too hairy, Drillteam I love you always. Amber rooteetootee jess I love ya babe, French remember kevy Lynch GD LUCK Miss ya. Sancharcc Casteel — Traher! Special thanks to Dad and mom for their support and love. Mexican food and Italian food, going to the beach with special friends. Mr. Holt and Mrs. Weaver. To my good friends Lupe I love you Jcrm good luck Traher 1 wish you the best xo. Shaloc Cazarc — Jesus Christ, Beni, Diane Volleyball, Harvcsthouse, Lighthouse, Jesus has changed my life. He'd love to be your friend also. John 3:16 Mom, your the best. I love you- n-Crishna. Beni, we be fins 4 ever. Thanks to P. Mike. Sherry. JESUS IS LORD AND GOD RULES FOREVER!! “1988 Elizabeth Cobian — To my family thanks, to my Best Friend Jeri Pigs forever to the Basketball team good luck. To all my friends you know who you are best wishes. Basketball 4 yrs. softball Fr. Sen. Vollyball So. Powder Puff Jr. SR. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES R.H.S. Love. LIZARD Catrina Coleman — To be or not to be, Coscntino The Art teacher 1 will always remember, Mr. R. Williams. My illegil twins, pixie, and Trixie I Am on to Otis Art College, then to become an Art professor. I m still alive and kicking wish me luck everyone. Me, and Charlie! 1! JEN. Shawn Cook — “Cookie” Jose, My Baby. Kerena, Jr. Nichellc, Ed, Rob. Mom, Dad- “I Love you all Williams Herd, Richie, Tambo, Margie, Denise,- Dance Club “Janet”, Art, Airband 88’- Push it”, ski club-Patty, Bruce, Derck- never forget the trip! 1 11 miss you! The futures mine-How Searcy!! Darryl Covey — Thanks to my most favorite person in the world, my girlfriend Penny. Derek, Ben, Mike, Disco, Kevin, Chris, David G., David A., Tony, Jim, Tim, 3 Wheeling, football, racing, off roading, Budwieser, 3 wheelers, parties forever. “JYD 88 Rules! PENNY AND DARRYL FOREVER + EVER!! Julie Crean — jules JV Cheer the old 8 frosh Angela, Kcri. my sunshine, nikole, I luv u snap lisa LJCOOLJ my chic beach friend party sittin on a rope Leslie 87 Bflheah Bobby B ff Dancing and French Fries, heff copaletwbc Trent. Chris, Trent, Vinnie, Anet Ann I luv u Chico Smith fuel line Mom luv you Jeff Oh My God hagbyc Lisa Chris. Joh Cresci — Jose, Bruce. Homer, Burgermycr, Karlcna. Heather. Mikey, Angie, David Marlena, Steph, Holt, Tambo, Bcvil, Menotti, Martin. Electronics, Chemistry, with Buck. “Lets do lunch” “Hey boys” “Stop it Burger “Tony and Amber, Mike and Heather, stay together.” Football 9-12. SCIROCCO Jennifer Crook — Soccer 9-12; Track 9-11; Cross Country 98; T = tennis 12; Powder Puff 11; Walker. Macmicken. Owens. Baniaga. Coscntino; Thank You D.W, A.H, C.F, For Being Good Friends; A special thanks to my boyfriend Mike for helping me through hard times. I Love You. D Robert A. Dahl Jr. — “Beret Bob” Corey, Carol, Zoran Dave G., Kulbacki. Bcvil, Spagctti. Pizza. Mr. ES U.S. Army duty, honor, country! Infantry! SN: 546-13-1986. Palasi. rickctson, hueghes, D S Mobley. 1LT Riot To 129 EVACHOSP 1st PLTB- BTRYU 1 31 STFABNFTSILL Nicola Dcblasio “Nikki”, Carl Roscnau. Dave Routhicr Mike Smith. Dave Saber, Chris, Bowman. Holt. Hardiman Phelps, Tambo. Watcrpolo, Sailing, Horse Riding. Soccer, climbing trees. Testarosa, Thanks to the Roscnaus for everything. Tomas. Solfrid. Boris, Heidi, Billy, RGD. Crissy, CC, JC, Speedy, California is great ciao ciao Julia Defalla — “Hulia -Bevil, Bowman, Cosentino. Holt Drill 9-12 (It’s been real) Newspaper 11-12, Co-Editor 12, Student Senate 2-SBXXII Awesome! Scaby-miss ya! Nina, smelly, minko, step-luv ya’ll Sean you're the best-1 love you! Thanx Mom Marc, mclissa, gramma grampa 4 the support! 88 RULES Tamra Demartini — schmoo-Michelle, Renee, Lisa. Derek, Deedra, Marijo, Jessica, Charlene, Darci-Swing Flag and Tall Flag- “My Grossmont Year Homecoming 10,11- Pucker Up!! Knotts, broken elevator. Yearbook Editors FRIENDS FOREVER!! Mexican food. SDSU Bound! Thanks for all of the love and support MOM, I Love You Brent! To My Friends: Lets keep in touch, the great times are just beginning!! Carrie Devries — “Care Bear - Susie. Leslie. Mrs. Mundt. Soccer, Chinese Food. William Dias — “Billy” bildorf the waver. Jim Dick, Darren Nelson Amy Lcdwith Pittsford pizza tacos Hamburgers sketching soccer football baseball basketball. After high school I am going to travel and join the Air Force and go to college. High School was fun while it lasted. Leticia Diaz — Best Friend Leslie Tollard, Favorite teachers: Mr. John Bowman, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Bob Nabours, Favorite food: Spaggctti. I have really enjoyed being at this school. I really had some good times and some bad times and some sad times Ip Mike Diaz — “CAP” Williams Pittsford Dana. THE “JOY OF SIX” Soccer Team, Tory R.. Soccer 9-12, Hobbies Drawing, Painting, Soccer. MIKE AND DANA ALWAYS AND FOREVER. Thanks for you love and support mom GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR SOCCER TEAM. “Godzeewa is coming “Scoob” Gammo. James Dick — “Dick” Mike Allen Soiker Apo Covey Dave Football Jeri kirn susan Liz Trisha. Ray The desert-night riding-partying- youth camp working on cars boardmanvillc living the goood life-Budwciscr- My ford truck-thc Blue Car. Best Friend Mikey Thanx mom Dad Love Ya Jeff Donham — Varsity Athletics Jeff Loves Shari G. Holt. Williams, Mixer, PARTY IN CHINA T.J. run International sports Exchange State competition. Shari Loves Jeff we can’t drive 55 Lifcs a beach Later Ramona INXS Rank Dragula — Laugh Laugh for death is Dead! Jen PICKLE my ZUCCINI. Corey Eddie + Chris get abstract. Brooke-Blah. To all my closest- reach out I’ll be there. Mom -F Dad- Thanx for all your love support and cncouragcment-you deserve the applause! Tina Chagall we are stars. Gods- we are Laughter. Jessica Drummer Jessie Bongo, Jem! Andrea- Thanks 4 being my bud! U R so special 2 me. JOJO-friend always Never 4-Get ya! Leroy- alaskian Twins Jv Cheer- the best! Ann remember forest home? HO-JO! I Luv Ya! Sandy-JEM! Girl, u crack me up! Lineltc- Break Right Anet Jan- RWESTRSS ’N? L.G. Depeche! U2 JOJO! 87-88 cheerL.L.L.P.A.W.B B.A.P. Gia I’ll miss you! Nicers, I love ya we made it! E Jamie Eady — My first and last year in high school. I enjoyed the experience. I’m looking forward to college. To my friends: Good luck in the future Thanks to Holt, Smith and the rest of the teachers. Life is a jungle. Erinn Edens — Cars, girls, and music. Chuck thanks for being there. Lorn hang in there. Annette thanks for the Ego Boost! To all my friends, keep in touch. H.B., S.W., D.B., I will never forget the three of you. Drugs will only bring us down! Julie Christien Edens — Ms. Gcldcrt, Mexican food. Dance, Leticia Diaz, Oscar Correa. Leslie Tollard. Ben Elizarras — Class of 88 To my hun for all the love you have given me, and almost 4 years of fighting and happiness. To all my friends, you guys arc cool and the chics, you arc rad. Auto performance, off road, Glamis, PARTY!! Bryan Englcbrick — Best Friend Jerry Staab. coool teachers schncidcr, Smitley, Spiker. Rich. Childers science fishing is awesome. The Washington Red skins in 88 The twins in 87 dodgers in 79 Cabo San Lucas in 88 Graduation and to all the people who attended our high, see ya. Kagic Ermcls — Attitude Brat. Jim thanks for showing me the time of my life N 4 always being there. Mike thanx for that day N 4 always being a friend. Kathy thanx 4 the advice N sticking by me Mom Dad 1 made it, Frins at nights with mnj softball, winterball with Jim Pizza 88. Thomas Erwin — Hoscr-Robcrt- Henry- Alex- Barron- Jill Gaines- Robert- Grace-0 Rayna- Chaneys- Cari- Baskctbal Automotives- working- on- fast- cars 68 Ford Falcon 351W ET 10.95 work for the auto works steak cold pizza dessert glamis cruize valley clairmont find the right girl. Laura Estrada — Patricia (patty), Guadalajara, chi qui les; Karmen. Blanca, vero, basketball, Juana thanks for always being there. Fawn, Marijo Monica, Christina. Neomi, Raquel, Susana, good Luck Hector you are the best mom and dad 1 made it! UCLAMENTE 87 Peteamada Linda; Jorge te amo! our dreams can come true! Gerry Lee Evans — Best Friend, David Baker F Janeen Farley — NeeNee, Traher, Dale, Carmen, Char. Rona, Erica, Sheri, Nino. My boyfriend best friend. Dean. I love you all. thanks Mom Dad your the best, 7 Eleven, softball, go to college, marry Dean, teacher preschool. Dean my sweetheart thanks for being there I love you forever. Dustin Farmer — Thanks Mom and Dad I made it. Lorn. Jeff, Eric, Butch, Positive Vibration Rasta Fari AcDC Aeorsmith Right On Not a chnace. Going to the desert and thrashing Dokkcn Play Guitar and RAndy Rhoads still lives on Playing commando sleeping eating and drinking. Courtney Ferguson — Fcrgie; SADD Pres 9-12; Academic League 9-12; Drum Major 11-12; Jazz Band 11; Football. Basketball stats 11-12; 39 Harvard Book Award II; ASB Candidate 9,10,11; S Club 98; Walker. Holt. Bowman; To all my family and friends: 1 love you and thank you for everything! Heather Ferrick — “Heffer” Drill Stud, Tennis; Ann (Oh dear me I'm hungry) Lica (we made it) Lisa. Julie Copalcrt!) Ang (oh my god) Trish, Jess, Jason, Vinnie. Dawn, Alex, Tiff, Hi-d, Eric, Bill; to my sis (terrific-l luv U) Holt, Fish tacos, yogurt. Distillary, muffins at carls, GOBEARS! Beach Bum, Oingo, You think? Wrong. Money Jag John Thanks Mom and Dad! Marlcna Firth — Lena, Tony-I love you snuggle Butt. Barbie Ken forever-Ang-Best friends never part- Jcs hang in there Baby- Mom, Dad, MEG Mike-Thanks for patting up with me being w my Baby (TS) shopping w ang, cramming for tests I love to EAt Party- Ang I love you and Jessy 2 M+T 4 ever. Judy Fox — Bratt, J-Holt, Bcv, Johnston, Kulbacki. Italian, chocoholic! Rootbeer. Katrina-All Nighters. True Colors, harems. Best friends 4cvcr. Joe-Oh L'amour Sometimes, m + m’s. Thanx 4 caring + sharing! Oh Yea! Staci.-the list, TK. TC, PS. TP, SK. ML. + SW-Cam-Youngcr Luv-Thanx Mom! Luv converts-C YA G Vince Gammarno — (Gammo) (Vinnie) Varsity Soccer 10,11.12 Team Captain 12; Dean. Scoob, Marco. Chico. Dragos, DanB Swede, MikcD. Trisha. Heather. Hi-D, Amy. Lori. Kclci. Matt keep your • ! out of trouble Mom and Dad thanks its all for you; Pitts thanx so much no babies, no creo, 89 soccer all the way to 7. Ed Gerber — Best friend: Ron Underwood. Favorite teachers: Mr. McMickcn and Rich; Favorite Class: Drafting; Interests: Cars and Drafting; 1 plan to go to ITT after graduation for an architectual career. David C. Ghering Jr. — APAG, Strangers. Undertones. Eighth Dimension, Men in Black. Gang of Nine Dr. routh, Mike, Otaway, Carl, Dave, Chris. Vince. Tom. MICHELLE- “YOU KNOW!” I’d like to be a great writer or open a hot dog stand on the Main Street. My friends - Memories arc the best mirrors. Dave Gharza — “Frog Cheezburgcrs, monkccs. This is my statement: 38, Ice Queen, Quiche Lorraine. Trism,... Heavy Metal is smegma. (: Kissing sucks Jamey Gibson — Friends: soccer team Aviation, girls, pizza, sports Pitt Herd ice cream pursuit “Flippin Darren” emee Ice I etc. of Happiness soccer. Baseball 9-12, Football 9, “For the joy of six” “1 Bad JG My ETS are weak Major leagues here I come ... Solfrid Gjerstad — Holt, Bowman, Mrs. Owens, Varnado. Rich, Mcnotti; Soccer-12 Michelle, Tallic, Stephanie Julia; Journalism-Staff. I love America and California and my Host Family- Tony, Troy. Mom and Dad. I will miss you all. Have fun coming exchange students. Dance, Boys. Beach, Get a tan. Sing, Piano for 9 years. Love all. Hi Norway. Lisa Glaser — Ernic-Erin Bert- Dance 40 Froupdatcs Beach! Distillary! Concerts! U2, Cure, New Order. Echo, Dcpcchc, Mode, Erasure! CINDY-AIntrs! Ptymh! Snkot! Jess- Dancing Net! DEF! JO! mph, Wyn, Jstn. JBA. Arngtn. Rb Dsn-Thanks- Holt Kulbacki-Scarcy Thanks Mom and Dad-Hds- Heroms- 16th 18th- 1st Ikhcvcn Trahcr Goff — Bcar-Janccn. Soncharce. Carmen. I Love you Tim. Mom, Dad. Judy, thanks! Bcv Rich 7-11 reality finally sleepy Mike forever shari JEff Dcansgang Leslie epic go to college Timmy T HEE HEE! Denise Grabau — aka “ncci” Bcstcst Friends - Waurwa, Saint Vince. “Bangles”. Girls Just Wanna have Fun! Fuzzy Navels, Singing. Dancing. Acting. Laughing! Vince and Denise ... Forever! Destination Unknown, maybe the Twilight Zone! Christine Graham — devote all my love happiness to my boyfriend Bruce. All my friendship trust to my best friends Tina Tim. All my popularity to my sister Debbie all my stuck up attitude Sheila. I leave all my friends all the fuu I had ducing my high school years. Leigh Graham — Graham Cracker- 1 love you Tom Forever Monica tab Char Lynn Candy Thanks Dustin Chris Amber and Tom for all the good times at the club Kevin and Erica for prom 87 thanks Mom and Dad! Three years band, 1 year Tall Flags, goals; to go to UCSD Physchology Kari Green — “christy” Psycho cheer ASB fashion eating pariettie kev “Janet Micheal” my distillary dancers 1 luv u both 2 best friends 1 could ask 4 Angela “psycho 2” do u like love 4 your boyfriend HI-D No Im not wearing 3 shirts Lori sweet marry the fab 4 OCC bound Annette “Little boyz” Jodi Troy, Lorn, Lance, tovar, Nick, 87, I luv U mom Dad. Julie Gricss — I learned the most from Ms. Marosz. Mr. Holt, Mrs. Smitley, and Mr. W illiams. 1 have accomplished being accepted into the Air Force after graduation. I enjoy Art and computers. Amber Groth — Bambi Amberwamber- Greg Jen Boo MD BD KD SC TH the rest of my budz. Heard Mrs. Ohara-Mcxico- Ugh! June 27 1987. I love Greg Ohara forever! Thanx everyone for making this year the best! I love you babe! A G 2gethcr 4 ever! Eric Guenther — Alex, Billy, Gary, robert, Lori, Kel, Jake, Eric B. Holt. Heard, Kulbacki. Leitlein. Kirks bike shop, Lil red car, surf Bcrkins remember pamu. To my parents: thanks for everything and to Brooke: you’re everything I’ve ever wanted I love you chum. Goodbye Ramona High. Angelica Guimond — “Lica”- Tennis- 10,11,12 Homecom. prin. 10. Stud Rep. 11- Heather, my best bud, thanx for sticking w me. i love you- ann. Angela, Jessica Julie. Get Rich! pizza, lobster, Mexfood. oingo. live by the beach w Heather Ann. James: you are my life, forever and always I’ll love you. good luck little bro! Thank you for everything Mom and Dad you’re the best! Chris Haas — Dr. Hand. Walker, Bevil, Vince, Dave (All of them). Mike. Chris. Otoway Becca. Renee (Pork cater), ron (If it has a pulse ... SHOOT IT), Tonya-Lovc you dearly, track-10, Key Club-11,12; APAG-11,4 more years! Mom + Dad-1 couldn't have done it without you! The Fixx. Eat Pork! Ron Hahn — John and John, Thanks Mr. Holt, Helicopters and Army. Motorcycles, Berreta. Chris you arc crazy! But thats OK so am I! Nicole I love you so much. I'll be back in 1990 so wait ok ? Pizza INXS, diet coke. Lethal Weapon. Gunter Bumpkin forever! Darci Hannum — Bcar-Mr. Bevil- Turd, Tambo, Mike, Sandy. Gardo,- ya its the new shirt, Andi, Tam. Joe (s). Coleslaw Raisins. Airband 88. OrKe Friends forever. Drok. nau I don’t cat that much My Mustang, the wonderful pinto. Mike-Thanks for all the great times. You mean so much to me. I I luv ya! Sandy —Whercd you learn to park? You’re supposed to park between the lines! Yearbook Editors we put out a great book! Thanx for the clutch mom Dad. Go Deb you’re like a little sis. Sandy Hattings — orka. Bfs. Darci Jen MC LC JD TK- wrestling Football stats, softball, powderpuff airband NC championships 87, LA Raiders rule. Jamin on PFD showing Doiminica Belle aoina. To NAU thanks mom Dad I'll love you always. Good luck Deb! Thanks RHS for the memories! GO LUMBERJACKS!! Stacy Hatton — Stayfrcc - I love cheesecake, sports and art, Thanx to all my friends for making my short year hear a great one! Heather Heintzelman — Thanks for 2 different years at Ramona High, Tutsy, Carrie, all my teachers, thanks, to my Trinty Babtist Church Special thanks to my sister Heidi, Allen, Lizie, Delie, Monica. Thanks to the Lord Jesus Christ for getting me through school! Robert Henry — Moontan - Thanks. Tom Erwin- Alex, Bill Dan- Jill- Carl- Cheryl- Shon- Rayna- Gina- oh oh oh- Thanks for everyting football 3 yrs.; Its been a blast sweat hogs thanks Rich- Lynn S. Tom its been to cool man what are you doing! the- full- load- JYD- Love- Ya- Dawgs- Scc Ya! Tami Herndon — (Tamers) thnx Mikey, Larwa, Nccsc, Jeri. Bob Doug 4 makin it easier 4 me! Rich your a sweetheart! Miss ya Bcccers, Mike. Rica. JerBear. my Krny pals surfs up! Member fun tmes LaJolla wind-n-sca. sunset cliffs Summer of 87 wuz rad! Luv u mom, my best buddy! Thnx weebers! C-ya Ramona! I’m outa here co 88 Michelle Hill — “Mitch”, “Animal”’ I’ll always remember SCHMOO REE-KNEE My Sweetie DAVE. Japanese Gardener, Flags 11,12; “Shake the Disease , My Goldfish Spike, Vcgie Soup w Tam, Broken elevators May 1st ’87, Lemmings, Are these your keys? Here Kitty Kitty. Chris David W. Thanx 4 everything! Mexican food! DAVE. I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU! Goggle Power 4-ever, man! Thanx Mom Dad! MH + DG Angyla Hodges — Thanks to all my friends! I love you all! Tam, PJ. Marco. Teena, DJ I Love Ya’II Kulbacki. Holt. Bowman; Tennis, 10; Soccer 10,11; DJ I love you baby! You will always be special to me!! Thanx Lisa B! You’re a real pal DJ- NO BABIES, PJ and Marco forever- Who stepped on that toad I love you DJ. Decdra Hosking — Short Flag 10.11 (Co- Captian), 12 (Captian) Knotts 2nd Place! U guys R Great! Keep up the good work! Gymnastics 9-12, C1F 10,11,12(?) Gymbud Sherry- Oh my gosh Sundacs-Wanna Bet? 1 don’t know. Dana-n-Danny Sprint-Than Mom Dad RHS is all yours Sara- Good luck! I Love Richard Hersey 4-ever. Danclc Howell — my closest friends are LeiAnn Vaughn, Ycvonn Batriz, Michelle Herlstone. Thanx for being there for me when I needed you. My best friend is Fred Williamson. 1 couldn't have made it without you. 1 will love you always Love you guys, Dancle. Zoran Ilic — Oh my God this is like soo embarrassing- Cross Country, Track, Powderpuff, Journalism, Mrs. Mihalik, Morava-kolo, all my yugoslav friends I love you, SDSU, pizza and coke. Milicia-best friends always ... See ya all at ten year reunion. Grease!!!! Mustang J Erin Jacobsen — Buttons, Ernie, omigosh. Lisa, Dez, Amy. 1 love ya! Thanks to all you guys in RI. I love you all in AP. Mo is go but Jim is no! Sting, Hojo. Farreis, lemons ad nauseum, Kazoo killer. DB. Geo. your name has slipped my mind again. Dork! non-sequitors. Mamasita Linda. CTY! Jenifer Jacobsen — Williams, Kulbacki, Bev. team Lush 88, Sheri, Bob, Lisa, Gina, Giger. KF!!! I wish I had a new home, Jim? Sheri, I love you! LA here I come! I love you forever Bob! Thankx. Mom Dad TG I’m outta here! Goodbye RHS and Ramona! Hang on Sheri 1 yr! R U serious? 3 C-YA!!!!! Monica Jauregui — Monchies, Mony, Babe: B F F Marijo. F F Tina,. Fawn. Laura, Juana, Lisa, Ruth. Dawn, Paco, Jorge. Monico, Hector: drill ball. Spanish 1-4, Hill, Walker, Lcitlein: I love you Chuy Let the love that we have for one another keep us together forever! 1 will love and miss you always: Mom, Patty, and Andrea! Angela Jennings — “Tomato”. O-my God! Goon! Kristi-Thc best friend I couls ask for, I luv U! The Fab 4. O.C.C. bound. Lori, Kari. Hi-D me. we're perfect guys! ALF. Jes-Alask Twns. Ann; Lille Lisa. Joanc. Jul. Heath, Nik- I miss U! J. I’ll always care 4 U! JV Chccr-Thc original 8. My drill buds 87. PHS. flip it. Do you like luv your b-friend? Distillary! JOD- (1 whole wk) Luv U DWN. Dodes! MD-B.R. fun! Psycho! Rice! Sweet Mary! Thanx Mom Dad. Cindy Johnson — Vvllybll, bskbll, sftbll. pwdpff- cncrxs- u 2 endeg- Dstllry! Jojo- Bst bds 4cver! I luv U! REM-CW! and TP! Lis-Al-Ntr’s! Snkoul! yr pty! SDSU! Scary! Jess- rcm-The Net! Dcb-B-Gd-luv bg sis! Frcd-dnt look pal me! ur spcl! I luv U! Liz-smile! Thanx-MandD! class of 88- UR the best! GDLCK- C-YA in 10! Jennifer Jones — AKA Blackie, I want my boy- friend Scott Bumgardncr to know that I’ll love him forever and 1 11 never forget the happiness you brought to my life! I'd like to thank the IEP team member for allowing me to go to this school so I could be with Scott. Pat Justet — “PJ”, “Goose , Tony, Stacy, Judy, Carol, Tory, Walters, Heard. Holt, Bcvil. pizza. Grandma’s cookies, burgers, biology, civics, JV varsity Baseball, manager. Band 9-10, 88 is great! Thanks for the memories RHS. Look out world here 1 come! “I’ve had the time of my life Thanks Mom and Dad K Karen Karchcr — Amy ledwith. Rebecca Pierce; Cross Country 9-12, Track 9-12, Basketball 10, Soccer 12. Girls Track Avo-Lcaguc Champs “87 . Thanks RHS for a great 4 yrs. “Kcc barefull and watch for Occifcr Bob . Lanicc. thanks for being a sis “let the good times roll!” Stephanie Kaublc — BA- I love you. days-off at the park Whoa! Did you see that guy? E.E. In az. Frankie you were the dream that kept me alive. RIO '95 Nash I love you. Bevill, Holt. Hi- Life Editors, don’t touch my page. Bud-it's been real. Tanya don’t give up erasure sometimes Trisha Keller — Kim, Ann, Gina. Viny. Jose, Roe. Jim. Matt-cute; Drill-Lt. 12. Member-at- large; Gina-Sandyplow- Jason, I love you; Jim Klbki; Mike P-85-86; Kim- olivehain, gleen, love mobile, dreary vet, fully, harsh, LL, Bet Crok. again! I love you Best friend! James, I will always love you Mike-god! BR. MW, DC-WW! No babys! Love you Mom. SDSU Go viny 2 beach! Wayne Kibbe — “Weasel . Tambo. Holt, Baseball 10. Hi Renee- to a very special friend! “Another non-productive day huh? “Don’t say anything! “Better watch it Wayne . . . we’ll tell Rcncc “No more clay!” “Worsh it “Florida and Gators” “See ’ya-all’ later!” Colcstc Kilmer — Holt, Kulbacki! Kel, Ter Marie. B.F. Katie. Beth, Cheryl, Nicki, Margie, AM CZ DN Kisi, gymnastic friends, “louic louie , Disneyland 86- moon light beach 85-spiffy- prom, keeping trim! Fashion-hair-Best ycars- collcgc Supcrbowl 22! Dance, summer beach! All the guys-food- so- what- thanx Mom and Dad 88. Rob Kimery — Its been 4 long years. Are you experienced? People are strage. CA junkfood. Help! ’m in Ramona. Long lives JMH. Wait a minute! What am I doing here? Me and my 67 fender strat. Draw what? Art. computer graphics. Always thinking of you SLA. Deanna King RB. Stacey. Jennie, Trisha, Jess, HB, Erica, Ang, BK, Paul, JB. John C., Holt. Phclpster, Mexican, seafood, jello, dance, tennis, getting out of Ramona. Delgos. A’s, dancing, beach! Making money, spotlights, speed = racer, surf, June 30, 87-wc'rc stranded Stac! Late night runs-thanx Mom and Dad. Tracy Kirk — Captain Kirk, best friends: Judy Fox, Pat Justet. Favorite teacher: Mr. Schwartz. Favorite activity: basketball. I would like to thank all the teachers and staff for helping me get through high school. Thank you. Trent Klebe — Spider. Best Friend: Chris Brown, Favorite teacher: J Bowman. Food: seafood. Sports: 1 yr cross country, 4 yrs varsity wrestling- captain of the team 1 yr. Music: Billy Idol. Don’t stand in the shadows. (Du duch hitch). Heidi Klemm — Hides, Wapcr. Williams. John. “Eh Bowman. Phelps. Kari (Christy), Ang (Alf), Lori-thc fab four-occ! CT. AM. DW. TK, SS. VG. JH, TH, H, KD. JW-NT! DR- remember- “babaloo!!- I love him. Lynn’s- wlcw-cc. I hate JH club- 11,12. I love Alf Bccmcrs (n6. 75 oil) “It lacks coherence cohcsivcncss! NT!! Holgcr Knaut — My favorite classes arc Alg. II and U.S. History. I enjoyed playing in the jazz band and I liked especially California. Seeing a part of the USA. Thanks a lot for this great school year and the outstanding experience. Jcri Kocpp — PW. Amber. Liz. Thanks Kim camp J.D. stand by me Ray. dances, onion refry terake n hey dude. Mag push it, Jim affyeleye Tahoe, Zac, BooBoo, softball 11-12, volleyball 10-12 ClF 87, miles I think we’re alone now, Chad I had fun. Sue fu Yearbook 12. powderpuff 12. Tim, Bob, Trent, Art, Mic, Dis, Mom. Dad. Andy. Kirk, thanks for all your love and support. 1 luv you all!! You're the best thing that happened to me! Tom shave! Shawn. I’ve got enough bruises. Hollywood U R great! L Tory LaPrath — “Iceman , “Marty Tom, Pat. Tony, Scott. Joe. Stacy H., FCCYG, Dennis, soccer 11, ASB Delegate 11. Holt. Bowman. Heard, anything by Pink floyd or The Doors, Mexican-Italian. remember- no matter where ya go, there ya are!! So long Ramona! We're outta here!!!! Terisha Law — Shauna, Dawn, Craig, Debbie. Ms Childers, Mr. Blair, Rich. Jan, Karen, Tacos, Junkfood, FHA 12, Latchkey, follow through with child care 1 would like to thank all my friends Craig thanks for all your help I love you! Thank U Nana mostly thanks Mom Dad for everything “88 Cara Leach — Thanks to all who helped me get this far even though I’m nor fond of school. I feel it was all worthwhile. Thru the yrs I have had many people who have inspired me to do what I desire and to get the best out of life because of them and my own desires I have survived all of my 4 yrs. My senior yr I had to start over with new friends and a new school. And I did. Amy Ledwith — Karen, Jennifer, Ghrista, Lanicc. Shari. Dionne, Bill, EJ, Corey, Jeff, Tim-pizza, lasagna, mcxican food- Heard. Pittsford-Cross Country 10-12, Soccer 10-12, Tracks 9-12 — No more school! Have a blast! Karenina Lcgg Peg, Nina. Jason-you’re such a Dork-Just kidding, Julia and everyone in A.P. Dezra and Zoran, Academic League 9-12, CSF 9-12, Jazz Band. Senior Class Sec., Phelps, Holt, Cosentino, and Bevill. Once I leave I'm never coming back! 41 Nicole Lenozucki — Mrs. Mundt is my favorite. My nickname is Coco. Tim Lcppink — ’ello Anthony, Tom. Boman, Williams. I like steak. Art, Cross Country, writing, drawing, camping, living, running, jumping, learning, teaching, watching, talking, science, backpaking. traveling, hiking, new things, people. Roy Lowell — James, my best friends are Steve Robert G., Jason W.. Bill, 1 like to watch street racing, playing hackysack, basketball. My achievements arc to graduate from high school and then go into the navy. Tina Lucchcsi — I leave all my spare time to Tim. I give all my friendship, trust, loyalty to my bestest friend Christine Graham. To all my friends I left behind Good Luck. Special thanks to Mom Dad for letting me have the best year. Timmie, may our love last forever. M Angelica Macias — “Pida”; Marlena. my best friend always. I Love to cat! Jessica, do I ever know? Muchas Gracias Lena y Jcs. John C. for being my longtime friend. Hang in there Ruth! My fam. 1 love you all! Lina. Lianc, Andy, Mom, Dad. esp. Thank You. Mama y Pap tambicn. Tim C. 1 love U. Kim Maclnncs — Trisha. Jcri, Liz, Sue, Janet, Lisa. Angela, 1 love you all! Ken I love U! Thanks Charlie! softball 9-12, Cheer 10, Flag 9, Powder Puff 11,12 Zac, my bud! Ray, Jim, Trisha, Disco, I luv ya lots! Best Friend, LL. James, Del Mar, summer of “87”. Betty Crocker, Jer I luv ya! Camp 87-88 J.D. dances. Ken 87-88 I will never forget you! 1 love you Mom Dad, Don Scott. JV Cheer the best times ever! See Ya!!! Juanita Magallanez — “Chaparra” Raquel, Marijo, giggles. Bowman, Bev, Mexican soccer go out- thanks to Monica, Laura, Paco, Fila, Chuy, Monico, Manny, Hector for your friendship y my corazon de melon Tony I love you To Mom. thank you. Thanks to all my amigos! Kevin Mayan — “George”. Ken-n-Barbie, Erica, I love you forever. Steve, Rob. Doug, DW MM keep in touch. Prom 87, “The pony rmbre.” Bnsheem luv it. Thanks to Holt, for making my senior year. Hey Mike O. later. Thank you Mom Dad. Going to take over business go to college! 1 Bye Mr. Williams. Art class was great! c-ya! Robert Mandgic — Jeff, Joe, Tory, Robert. Jordan, Handcll. Kulbacki, Walters, auto, welding, Jeff, get the piece fixed (both of them). Butch, you’re an idiot. Mary, you better dc well. I'll be watching. Class of 88. Kriss Martenson — Marty, Kellie “It’s a boy” (Craig) wrestling, football. Powdcrpuff Cheer. Tambo. Spikcr, Rich, Redskins, work, “you change the diapers Kcl” “I’m too tired for school today” Thanks Mom, Dad. Loren, Laurie. Kim. Archie Bold!! Tutsy Mason — Muth-Tuts, Chorissc, Dawn, Shana. Larae, Tim N. Junior, Jason. David, Rusty, Mark. Darryl C, Chris B, Stacy, Heather, Walters, Holt. Rich Williams. Volleyball 9, Dance, Art, FFA 10-11. Sentinel 42 12, pizza c-ya later doll, don’t miss me too much guys luv ya all! party hearty bud. Steve Martz “Stcvage” walking on the moon. II, drums, motocross. waterskiing, thank Mom- Dad, Dan, Matt. Rob. Andrea, Casey. Wcndi, lisa, Stcph, Erica-Kev, Kcl-Doug, Dan ? Lisa, 250 cc champ, football 9,11 “on any other day” Stop! You're being a butthcad” Vegas, Mexico “Good Luck Geoff n Eric! R D spec, luv ya al! Roger Matros — Troy, Rich, Bobby, Gerardo, Bobbie, Michele, last years class, ditching, parties, SIS, and most of all Cherie. Ann Matson — Anabcl, Annflam; Heath, Ang, Jess, Jullica. Trish. Kari. Cath. Lisa (SD) HiD, Abe. Nicole, flautas, bb muffins at Carls; Drill, Homecoming ct.-12; Hey Heath-Let’s go to the beach. O Dear me! I'm hungry. Ya! Think? 1 luv you Heath; WM YG AT YAP, flip it! RM; Lon- I love you always. Thanks M D-luv you. Jason McCIcnaghan — “J-Mac” Jeff, Butch, Sal. Pete. Nick. Lorn, Dustin, brother Trav, Lyn, Kelly H-, football 9-12. basketball 9-12, baseball 9-12, “The gang!! “Grand Tetons” “Blue Truck” ’’Bunk Trip” “Lets ditch” “Brew” It don’t get no better than this” “JYD”- Thanks Ma, Pa, Trav-Gl Trav. Matt. Janet McCrite — Juanita, Jan. tecolote 2- ASB pres. Homecoming Queen Anita-Te quiero big guy rummy 7, Don, you're the inspiration Ann-the woman slippers Jess-high stress factor, family, Annette, Troy, Chad, Jay, Daryl, Marv, Ann, Kar, Kel, Dcz, Miles, Matt, Jaime, sal. Bowman. Oh my Heck!, Arizona 22. Larae S. Meese — “Shortie”, “Rae Rae”, JV and Varsity Tennis, The Ramona Hi-Life, Tutsy, Laura, John, Tory, Charles, Robbie, Aaron, Jamie. Good luck in everything and thanks. And most important, Erik, I love you!!!!! Vince Merrill — MG’s, APAG, The Clash, The Cramps, Fizzix, “Dr. Chainsaw” Baniaga, Bowman, Walker, Evil D ad II. Return of the Living Dead. Denise, The Cult, Slumber Party Massacre, Sushi, The Fixx, Key Club, Wrestling, Academic League, The Noid, “I hate this, rich!” Black tics, “Don’t touch it Mother, it’s evil!” Andrea Mills — Pinky. Tambo, Holt. Baniaga. Mr. G.. Convention, Volleyball. El A o Queen, V. Cheer, ASB. Spirit Commissioner. Powder puff-Jessica thanx for being there Trent, thanx for therapy Jodi I love you Bill I’ll always love you Chris. Annette. Janet. Jan DJ— Remember La Cocina- Mom I love you- thank you so much!!! Charles Moore — AKA Bones- To Laura, Larry, and Krutz-Thanks for being there. I’ll always remember you. Mike, Mike, and Mike, Denise, Jeff, Will. Erin. Tom and Tom, Chris, and Scott-as a writer and an artist. I’ll immortalize you all in cheap, fantasy paperback novels. 1 promise. Tabatha Moore — (Tab. Tabby) My best friends are Leigh Graham. Daviyln Benson, Rose Siegel. I plan to go to a 2-yr college than 4-yr. 1 would like to go to SDSU. I enjoy roller skating and flying model airplanes. I want to major in computers or business skills. Well I had a good year. Dan Moser — THc Hitman-Thanks, Dana Novak-Rich- Brian- Marvy- Alex- Erik- Henry- Kari- Thanks for everything- football 4 yrs- Bonc eaters- Sec ya home boys- Dawn Patrol- surf the seas- Mazatlan- oops- your mama- why?- sec you at the beach- Me-Rich Dccdra- love ya Dana!- “J YD”- I’m out of here! Amy Mudd — Bcki, Vengler and Nicole Heard, Mrs. Mihalik and Mr. Holt, mexican food, 1 love Brent, Pray 4-ever, August 25, 1986, BV, VW. CB. JD, LJ, I’m gonna miss you guys next year! Goodbye Ramona High 4-cvcr!! Thank you Mom and Dad-88- N Nizam Najd — Dinh, Lobianco, N. CLerc, Newcomb, Monetta, Bravo, Manno, Jae, C. Menotti, Mills, Reed, Julie, D. Vaca, Franco. J. McCrite, V. Merrill, Annette, Jaus, Hilts, Fike, Flanagan, Bowman. Kulbacki. Mihalik. Owens, Phelps, Walker, Tambo, Anton. Johnson, Soccer- Mom Dad! Great Lessons in life! Wendy Nash — Crash, Melissa, My shunk bud I luv ya Denice the brown M M Lori fo you know what this is? Scott R- Jungle juice the GD TM G ris Glamis forever team bird soccer 9-11, go to school be happy! If you had a brain what would you do with it? go your own way I love you Mom. Monica Nasco— “88”- Moonky-Moh!- Heme! “Wha?” Shawna. Heather, Mishel-b f f Bair- Bev-F.T. all italian food (fastfood). After graduation, cosmotology school. Later get married, have a family. Thanks Mom Dad. I love you. “Love and always in my heart Jeffrey Lee Threadgill.” Michelle Naves — Chelle, Cheer, Steve, Laura, Annette, Trahcr, NCHK! Nette Chelle, buster, buddy Bev, Gloria, the fiat, my 3 sons, dance, the windmill, spray paint, the desert. 1-club, trailer, Odyssey, Steve, I love you Mom Dad Thanks for understanding 1 Love you 2 anth. Chad Nelson — Bowman-Jordan-Walters- Williams- Trent S-Chris Trent K-Jason- Eric- Donna- Basketball 9-12 (captain). Varsity Golf 9-12. football 9, 4-yr college, T.J., parties at Justin Davis’, skiing in Colorado, Ford LTD. New Order, INXS, The Munchics, sphaghetti. Hasta Ramona. Robert Nelson — Kevin, Erica, Steven, Bev. Williams and Bcvill, rolled tacos and pizza. Steve, “It’s just stock!” Kev “Lifcs a beach and then you go to the desert.” Erica, “It’s just one of Kevin’s stages.” Dale, “Senior year is fun but first you got to get there.” Robert Newman Beto, J. Bowman. Hill, Chris. Amy, Tony 88 Cross Country 9, Soccer 9-12, American Lit. C-H-D-T-C-C-E- siempre Mike- Brazil Linda-lrcland Joe-Chile Danny-Pyerto Rico-families arc forever-Brigham Young University- mission. Dana Novak — Float comm. 10, Pow. Puff 11-12, 82. ASB Sec. 12, 1 luv DM you will always be special to me. Dee Rich, Tory. SP. LV, CD, PS, KG. GT, CJ, JW, JM. MS. Pres., my psych frenz CK AM. Heard, Baniaga. Tambo, Uhh. Gallion, rolled tacos, choc, anything. Tory-I luv U, Ladies Night Out, Del, For Keeps. Mom Dad I luv you both. O Nikki Obcrndorfcr — Jesus. B F-Tonya R.. Mickey, katfish. Journalism Owens. Mihalik. Bowman. Oakbridgc, shopping, art. cat on a rainbow! “More things arc wrought by prayer than this world ever dreams” thanks Daddy, Mom. Rom. 10:9, EVer Lasting Life. Stephanie Olsen — Stef Lei Ann Vaughan Nicki Young Rebecca Pierce Michelle, Holt, rolled tacos. Pizzas, and hotdog with ketchup, gymnastics 11, president of surf club 12, Hey guys its finally over! Kevin R Koppel 1 love you soooooo much! you’re the best sweetie! John Owens — My nickname was “Don” as in Don Johnson. The teachers that really taught me well and were tough: Bevill and Furman, pizza is the food thanks to all of my friends. Ya! 88. P Darin Palmer — Thanks to Mom and Dad, best friends Chris, Matson, Eric pate. Tim Taber. Kevin. Alex, Tom thanks Shannon for being there I love you. my 77 lowered Luv, Mr. Jordan, you’re a great teacher, prime rib, lobster, 88 THe best friends in the world! Fawn Palmer — Michelle “wa-sup” “Trick” HC prom 86 87 Wntrfst 87 88. superbowl. To become very successful live a happy life! Hector. I luv U 4 ever! To all my frenz “you’re all the best” Laura thanks for being there! To “the gang” frenz forever! Good luck Pokey! Tomy, Mom April, thank you!! I love you all!!!! Ruth Parnell — Sec. Fha grade 12. Childers. Holt. Martin. Racquel, Tana, Angie. Deedre. vollyball always. Studying hard. Alice and Chris. Congrats to Sharon and Tom. Love to Mom and Dad and Auntie and the rest, including Jarek. on to PCC and out of Ramona! Bonnie Patterson — Bon, Drill Team. Gymnastics, a victim of academia, CSF, AP classes-broken bones kept me from sports 11-12, a broken heart led me to Christ. Thanks to mi familia. Holt, Coscntino. Mrs. Holt-Thanks I can write now, all my friends, Chris; I love all of you! Sherry Pearson — Sharbear. best friend Amers. Dana, Deedra, Tamera, 1 love the gymnastic team. Hi Matt Dart, I love Aaron Cheesecake. Jamie G is adorable. I love W, Hi Kelly, miss Uraw, 1 love U MOm. Dawnc Peck — “Dubbs”, Nick, Mom, Dad, Dionne, luv U Heather, Sara, Jodie, Barb, Susan, Jon, pizza, crab, soccer, softball, powderpuff, V.P.-Sr. class, SADD, Float, madly in love with Nick 3 yrs and always, tennis, nissan 87, Thanks Mom Dad for your love. I’ll wait for U Nick. I love you. Ken Pcndcll — loves Kim Maclnnes-The cool purrying dudes in high school. Dcskovich, Roe. Moser. Cobian, Boyd. McClanahan. Farmer, Pcndcll. and Nelson. “Adios Amigos” 1 would like to thank my Mom and Dad for all their support. Gabc Perez — I enjoy soccer and baseball, I have jerks as friends. I love the Scorpions. 1 want a drum set. and I like Bad Animals. My song is “we'll burn the sky.” Micacla Petrone — Micky, crazy italian, foreign exchange, vollyball, powderpuff, basketball stats, Gina, Jcri, Disco, you’re the best! Miss Cachi Lava, life’s a beach, wanna move to California, Thanks summer and family, Tambo8-you’re great, thanks Mom and Dad I love you. I’ll miss you guys, don't forget me!! Thomas Pettersso — “Tom” “Swede” Friends: soccer team, the youth group in First Christian Church. French III, Pittsford everybody else, rock music, soccer, golf, pizza, and the beach is LIFE. To soccer team-“Only in America” “U rule” To Tory-“Hcy boy!” To French lII- May the force be with you” Rebecca Pierce — Bccca, W.P., rapecker, Rcbocka, worm sr., Jen. Stephanie. Lei Ann, Tiffany, Karen, R.M., Holt, Rich, mexican food and chocolate, softball. I can't wait to be out on our own. we will have lots of fun together- NEJ. I’ll always love you Jen. Brian and Rollic! Jeff Pinnow — Friends: Rob. Rhonda. Tracy, Steve, Bryan, Matt. FFA. college hopefully, veterinarian. Ramona stop. Erica Pissot — “mary” KM—ELP 4 ever, Kcn-n- Barbic, prm 87, ponies. 4 tddybears, kool aid kids. (PGTF) Sht yor holc-wndr twn pwrs., V soccer w 3 amigos. KM-you are too special. I love U 4-evcr and a day! -Thanks Dad Mom 4 everything 1 luv you! Ken, Jo (O-be), Jo (1), Wall (2). ON (wong), Jcffc, JCQUM. Aim (sis)- luv ya! Carol Ann Prather — Bowman. Hill. Walker. Mihalik, Zoran Hie. Denise Grabau, Tom Robershaw, pizza, mexican food, gymnastics 9,11,12. Blackfriars 11-12, CSF 10-12, Ambassadors 12. Edward Profancik — best friend: Jamie Gcophrich PUNK’S NOT DEAD! R Donicc Ragsdale — Nccci peace Wendy Brown m m chicos state hi-d? I luv ya Lorito ang-wht clr r his eyes? Nctti-1992 U CHD ME MK1E Juan-Wc need bread Dan Mandy LAR- ycllow LKS GD you’re my always 4-cvcr! El Nopal-Thurs Pokey! Cooke Jose Lamborghini Ho-jo jez no crust! Cheer Dance luv u DWN CC JV Cheer Maria Ramirez - Marijo Bowman. Martin. BFF Monica, Lisa. Terri. Jess. Tam, Fawn, Laura. Juana, and the Boys you’re the best! Rafael Teamarc Par Vida! I luv ya RHS Flags! 87- member-88- Sgd. Leader powderpuff. Convention. Basketball. Yearbook-Oh my God! Honey? Jc. Good Luck Rich. Thanks Mom and Dad. I'll miss you all!!! Tonya Renner Hill, Heard. Richardson. Bevill. Mihalik, Jesus, Nikki, Michelle, Kathleen, Stacy. Solfrid, Per, Mom, Dad, Troy. Minnesota. Gymnastics 9-12, piano, bowling. Thanks to all of my friends. You are the greatest and will miss all of you next year. Ronald Riggs — Chava, Leslie, Carrie, Pizza, mundt. Jennifer Ritter — Shorty-spec. Frenz- Deann “A” (Tahoe, Poppy’s. Rck’s prty! 2 much 2 say-luv U Mrs. Dwig!) Tecia (Big sis B.F.F. luv you!) Jcr (got any candy? Shhh! U KH miss ya!) JR. (iggy-onc day! Thanks U R the best! K.I.T.) Ter (Fishy lips, B.R. sessions) 9-12 Banner, C1F M.V.P. Powderpuff dclgtc 10,12 club San Diego-I did it! Summer 86 w F.W., Tahoe 87 M.H. Love U Mom, Dad + Becj- couldn't have done it w o U-U.R. the grtest- Thanx! C-ya RHS Thomas Robershaw — Bowman, China King, my dinner with Andre. Reggae Sunsplash, Harvard Summer School, Fiesta BBQ joe, mike, Otaway, Iggy Pop “I’m bored” downtown SD, Dawn of the Dead. Waiting in vain, fear. Ramones, SKA. P DuPont WF Buckley B Goldwater, late night Kung Fu movies. Uncle Ed Twilight Zones Carl Rosenau — Dave Saber. Mike Smith. Otaway. Dave R., Vince. Tom r, Dave G, Nikki, Kulbacki, Calculus. Holt. Bowman, Walker, Physics. Jordan. Auto, flying, ATC’s, Glamis, Auto Racing, Ferrari Testarossa, GTO, Alfa Romeo, Hispano Suiza. Cobra, Laborghini, Pierce Arrow. Heidi and Billy. Mom and Dad, RC, 1988. David Routhier — Dr Routh Willis, Ghcring, Smith, Saber, Carl, Otaway. Vince me-The nerd herd N.M.R.C. Chugly Chuglies b. Diaz- get a haircut you troll CPSC sucks eggs Marley Tosh Ramones Stranglers Eddy-thanks for being there! Were you born that way or did someone teach you that? Who’s scrcwc! this up Darci? Michael Ruputz — Rooop the beach, mall going skiing. Datsun 510, McDonalds-get a real job speech, psychology. Rich, Bowman 88 sdsu No guts no glory, love and happiness. Dave Saber — “Pablo” student council 9. ASB 12. Key Club 10-12, Academic League 9-12, CSF 9-12. Holt, Johnson, Bowman. Kulbacki. French, German. Spanish. APAG. Carl, Mike. Oto, Dave R. Dave G. Vince. Tom. Mama Rosa’s. Rafael, Brazil or bust in '92. France '87, UCSD. U Paris. Oxford. Kelli Schicfcr — Hcard-psych-ban-BF -Terri - Catny- DP- CC- CK- FP- AB- GS- GJ- DS- BS- AT- AT- AG- AJ- CE- WLA- EH- FP- NM- KG- LMC- DW FTM + MC- theta- Kia- LMDT- dancing- TA's bug- FAB- SO- IN— OTHER- WORDS- SHS- goals- get BMW- make $- b with mike love ya Mom and Dad. DCBD, MC. Laura Scribner — “nchk” Corey-1 and only! Toy! solan a beach; our cave; shopping; dance concert; chow-chows; french fires w sc and guac; 188:8; money thanks mum Dad! hairspray! beachin It “Boom-Boom” fred; jet skis the best of times belong to my jr and sr years. Thank you Corey. I love you. Nov 6. 86. Trent Siewert — parties, friends, chad, chris. The Bug. car crashes, more parties at Justin’s trips to TJ Mexico, wong and dong, the munchie runs to Del Taco, the summer, the beach, surfing plans for college and more parties and beer afterschool. Thanks Mom and Dad It's been real. Gina Silva — Chectah-Trisha, Heidi, Terri, Kelli, Fawn. Alex, Bill. Laura “Thanx for the ride. Lady” Maria. Tim. Kelly, Lisa. Dave “I’ll Shut- up. promise!” Caryc, Brian, Jeff. Dan. Art, Mg, DB. Michelle. Dingbat. Billygoat. Calvin Hobbes. Santa Barbara, Heard, Psych- Trisha, 43 Hump-off! -dizzyland, 3xbatty— Dave Smith — Bowman. Holt. Cosentino, Mahalik. Kulbacki. slumber party massacre. Mexican food W1PM. CPR. DAS. TLR. OMT3. CDM. VCM. DR DG CH CW cat the rich DK Don’t touch it Mother its cvol! skinny puppy Souxic Bauhaus sisters of mercy col or box revolting c—ks who luvs ya? Kathy Smith — Troy I love you always! Kagic Thanks for being such a good friend, go to a jr. college rich, stcack. french fires, lasagna. pizza thanks Mom and Dad for everything! gymnastics, softball, troy and Kathy forever! Good luck to all of my friends in the future! lass of 88! Melanie Smith best friends-Whitney, Kelly, Reed, Pam. Richcrt, Paula Mueller. Wendi Debuin — Jesus Mendoza Gomez Jr. Mike Smith — Same as it always was, wig out. Hill, 65 Rambler amok! eighties, smiths. Stranglers, jazz butcher undertones, marley patrol for foreign policy, APAG, killing joke 79b pinto, bukaroobanzal evil dead two ma b52’s. UCSD. drama, dance camcranimlanal help doors sierra Ramones. games, legos green boots hat. Sandy Smith — Joavim Joanne mol-Ambcr, Chris. Caroling. Jessica. Lisa C, Lisa. Jcryca. Steve, Kevin. Gabc, Bill-Colmollcalkcc-hcy Jcffc-Butlcr Pictionary-88, 87, 86 Drill- Strawberryhill- Jem- Joanne my twin-1 love boud- Herooo-what are those? -the dugout forever- Cement-Burliepcep hole- Oh lamour- Ridc wapper! Amber Sommermeyer burger birkjen; KAR, John. Stacie, psychology, my camero, miss Ramona Pageant, miss golden state teen pageant. Barbizon. Powderpuff 12, Dance Club concert. Prom 9-12, Tony stand by me 87 Tony The best of times, 88 gradnight 10-12, I love you Mom and Dad, I love you lots Tony Its been real. Thank God its 88. see ya! Chris Southwick — To Sheri, I love you and will always love you. To Rob- get a real truck like mine-same with you Kevin, and to all my friends Ulysses. Gary, Chris, Bill. 5th period and my other friends I cannot remember right now. party hard and always FLY BY NIGHT I’m gone. Jason Spaniol — Span, Tambo, Anderson, baseball 9-12, football 9, wrestling 10, Bill, Darren, Al, Tim, Dave, Lee, Pizza, Take easy classes it will go by a lot faster! Barry Speer — Wrestling 87, 88. I’ll always remember you AI T, April P, Terri A, Kelli S. Jessica M, Gene M, Andi B, Tiff M. Thanx Bowman. Mac, Jordan, Roulsten, my z. Derek Spiker — Spike, football 9-11, ski club 12, Auto 9-12, parties 10-12, Michelle, Mike, Jim, Tory, Betty, Bruce, Gretcl, Darryl, Penny, Jordan. Rich, Williams Sacheeux truck tri- racing 200x, concerts, coup tunese food thanks for the food in food trades Mom, I love you Mom and Dad Love miss you all! Robert Stehlik — (Bob)- Stude Baker Man- Thanks Darren. Bill. Allen. Jordan. Walters, Rich, baseball, skiing, driving my Studebaker. Chupa, buddy loscr-Loddy, it’s been fun- Thanks to my Mom and Dad and everyone clsc- See ya later Bulldogs “88” Tina Swift — Tcenbean-Julie, Jessica. John. Trent, Tamara. Mac. Kulbacki. Morosz, Barnes, 44 Smith. Gymnastics 9-12, Powderpuff 11,12. Flautas, rolled tacos. Jessica: Ready! Turn! Julie: Good Luck! I love you Mom and Dad. T Tim Taber — Thumper- Jason Swatniki. Jim Piela, Derek Spiker. Mario Balcom- Volleyball, riding motorcycles- cold pizza for breakfast- win the lottery- sleep 9-12- Catch ya later- “Lets blow this taco stand!!’’ Ota way Thomas — Ought! Otto! McGee! Ninja! M’Lord Mike in black! Dave in black! Vince in black! Buck! JB “Peggy” Legg! 79-83 nu-wave! AMOK! fast v8’s! Boss! Roxy! Engbeat! Clash! Stranglers! Tones on Tail! no food! no sleep! AP! “A” in Bowman!! AC-League! ASB coup d’etat! APAG! the x-triumvirate forever! Alex Thompson — Mom and Dad — Celestejoi, Eric Guenther, Bill, Gary, Diana Blair, Brother Marley, BC, Pamu, the skunk. Good Luck Lee Chase, positive vibes, the wall, surf be kins, forward ever backward never, camp surf, I love you C.C, tosh I and I survive. Hasta Rasts! Leslie Tollard — Les - Nicole, Sandy, Leticia. Julie. FHA. Math Mr. Mabours. pazia. Jr. Humberto Torres — Vato Fav. words: that shreds, that rips, Fav. place: Magic Mountain. Disneyland, Knotts. T.J., Taco Bell Friends: Randy hohara, Ruben and Chris. Enos. Jenifer Ritter, Debbic-D, Fav.- Sport: BMX Freestyle Best Trick- Boomerang- Hero- Chcech Chong-Fred Astaire, Ron Wilkerson. Dad, worse upset, freshmen girls, super bowl. Goals: To become a lawyer and die before world destruction! love. Junior. Jocseph Tretera “Joe - Robin, mike, Charles, Rob, Tory, Dennis, Many more. It’s been fun, Good Luck! Hi stacy, love ya! I’ll miss you all! c- ya!! Art Tucker Ray, Zach- Good Times- Boardmanville. Glamis, Havasau, Shasta, water skiing, football 9, Baseball 9-12, Hi Erica, Janet, Dana, Julie, Lori, Kelly, Hey Dudes, Looking Good. I love you Lori, I will never forget you, keep in touch you’re the best- The Truck, The Chevy, The Good Times- Annette- yo amor tu- Brent- GOODBYE U Mcllisandra Ubando — Sandra -Lucy, Patty, Tamara. Johnny, Depp. Charlie. S., Kulbacki. Heard, Tambo, Bevill, Baniaga. Page. You're a great parent. Dad Mom Thank you. also Richard. Brenda. Marcia, GR.. Helen, Gerry. I love you all!! pizza. American food and Philipino food. Dionne Lynn Ulmer — “Sluggo”- Track, Cross Country. My Special Friends: Tom Rose Smith Patty Kalabsa- I’ll remember you all forever- Mr. Williams (art). Marlis, Tiff, Lisa, Tawnya- you’re good friends- Mr. Bowman- Thanks for all the help you've given me. Annette Underwood — piglet, cheer, class pres. CW I love you Chad-4 ever, Neece-She's a scallop! tr-7 kar- Where’s Whitey the beav? Juanita- te quiero 10. ncttechellc, Hoosiers, JV Cheer. Aug 1992, Jan, Art. Ncccc, chad, Troy, Kar. Jess, Parlcttc, Jules. Loretts. Marv. Daryl, Kcl. Mom and Dad. love you down. Kcndcll lues BJD smile, love. V Charisse Vandoren — Char. Sis. Barrel racing, FFA, Ramona FFA Reporter. Agriculture. Field Days, Ramona Fair, Tutsy Mason-Muth. Dawn Woodbury, Jason Jackson, David Martin. Junior George Faulkner. Levi Vaughan — Ann- Annie. Sis. Thomas, Dannie. Fred. Adrian. Rebecca. Steph. Walters. Heard, Holt, Smitley, Martin, Royer, Seafood, Psychology, Computer Accounting, Gymnastics, to: Fred and Dannie, may all of your love for each other last forever!!! I love you so much Thomas!!! Tanya Vogt — Babi love you watch out for the skunk- dont be freakin out man-no way he is fully so rad rio bound by age 25! remeber the “T” and the mansion in L.J.- hey woman I luv U thanks- Whoa! Steff its been an experience- Bub I luv U! thanks for the years!!!!!!!!!! W Donna Wall — art williams. Bowman (uncle Johnny) Best Friends- Joanne, Erica. Heidi, Thris, Jimmy, Dean Marcos! Kool-Aid Kids- Jo, Erica. me! Soccer is the best 10-12! I love my little white wabbit! I luv beemers, but most of all I love my Jeffrey Kinney!!! Dave Wagner — best friend- Jason Cochran, Carey Donaldson, teachers- Williams. Bowman, Holt. Football 9 (remember me?) golf team 9,10. journalism 11, lack of school spirit-12, Miller jams. SK8 vision. Hey, Carey-Feed the world! J K. Stay faithful alert. Mark 9:23 Bill lives- later Tom Wassel — To all my friends and im and Anthony and tea. my kitties, Sundays, apples and oats. Emerson, Sanctuary, A Wolf At The Door, writing by the book ... Kristine Watts — Krissy, Friends- Dena w. Jennifer, Amie, Elizabeth. Susan, Tamie, Karin, Ruth- J. Bowman Bonnier Roxanne Martin, Lcitlein, Marvann Geldert — ice cream, hamburgers. Pizza — ROP, Dance, Computers— Thanx to Mom, Dad and big Bro for the support thru “88” “I love you Bill” Sandra Wenthur — Sanders, Erin p, Lisa Dalani, Sandy H, Pat, Jen. Michele h, Tory, Eric, Tina Tallie, Jenny, terialisen Christine, Dennis Barret, Mrs Mundt, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Spocl, Mr. Nabours, Mrs Annicharico. Mexican food. Pizza, liver, taco, chicken, hamburgers, ice cream, fish, English, Math, FFA 10, SADD club Tomy friends love ya all good luck!!!!! Jennifer Werner — Mom- wtaer girl 11,12- Ambassadors club 12, Band 9-12, Powderpuff 11,12- Thanks to Sudah, Toni Ann. Sean, Jake, Jeremy and Tracy for always being there for me! 1 will miss you all! Mrs Smitley thanks for everything- I love you Mom and Dad!!!! Bill Wester — Becca, Dacia, Eric, Alex, Gary, Tim. SC, Heather, Bob, black canyon, Pamo, jail, Nikke, Abe, Holt, Bowman, Bcdia, Beacons, Lorn, Erinn, Chuck, Chicken Littles, Hauser, Fly Fishing Club, Amy, Rosarito, Rayna, Skins, Carrie, Gia, skiing, Jenny, skating, surfing, Lori Amy, sarcasm is fun! eric. Stacie Wheeler — softball, parties, friends, beaches, camping and full moons, my love to Tim: Cyndie, Karlena and Amber Thanks Mom and Gary (Dad) for all your love and support! Fred Williamson (hcadna cleatus) best friends Gary, Vance, Alex. Barron favorite foods- pizza, macaroni cheese Favorite teacher- Mr Jordan favorite classes- autoshop- special message to Dannie- 1 love you forever. Chris Willis — “squint” Dave, Michelle. Holt. Bcvil, Walker, Phelps, Menotti, Tambo, pizza, fizzix baseball 11,12. Yearbook 11-12, Photo Editor 11-12, Sound Technician 12, party hearty 10-12, sleep in class 9-12, Tony friends: We had some good and bad times but the good were the best and remember Dr Routh I'm no Jekyl so tell Eddie. Susan Wilson — a suzuki hot rod speedy Linda Debbie Suzanne Dillion Grandma, Leslie Gina speghetti hamburgers corn on the cob Mrs Butler Coach Smith Coach Barnes PE cnglish basketball vllcyball recognition 1985 San Diego Youth Program Thank you Ramona High. Jodi Winter — “Jojo” “Jodes” 2 cindi best friends forever! remember prom? 2 andrea and jessica- Don't be stressin 3 am igos 4ever 2 Kari-Miss America- luv ya! 2 all my other riends thanx for being there! DB.DP.AJ, AU, JM, DN, LA, SC, MBF-67 mustang- softball- psychology- circgrctto- ASB Thank You Mrs Mulick! Arizona here I come! DB I luv u! Daniel Withrow — “Dan; Krieger Tory Laprath, Thomas Pettcrsson, Stacy Pilkington, Susan Cornett, Tammy Bain, and many more, resident Mac expert! APAG activist; Apathy International Member: those who know me; please remember me. high tech is the way of the future. Marvin Wynn — football “87“ San Pasqual! I'll miss “M. Miller” “Pacifico Clara Club” “L. L” “E.T” “KG. AU, JM. JS, JD. TK ... everyone else “Smashball” “Bastic Boys” Bad Omen ... “The Net” keep out! “THE ROOSTER” Later Tambo ... Buthch, TW, KEN, Disco. “CADW” ... apt.? Bryan, moser “ 22 lives on” MDJ mr Dawgs Return To Glory In 1987 the Ramona Bulldogs took their first step in their “Return to Glory.” The Bulldogs ended the county’s longest losing streak and started out the Avocado League with a come-from-behind victory over Escondido, the first-ever home win over the Cougars. The Ramona fans, alumni, students, parents, and boost- ers filled the Bulldog stadium and supported the Bulldogs. The senior players provided leadership and their sum- mer of dedication in the weight room and in passing paid dividends with victories. Bryan Roe, Mark Dcskovich, Tony Anzaldua and Jason McClenaghan were the out- standing seniors in the first edition of the Junkyard dogs Seniors Shawn Boyd, Jim Dick, John Cresci, Mike Allen, Robert Henry, and Marvin Wynn provided the offense with leadership and experience. With a talented junior class returning and taking control of the field now as seniors, it set the stage for the “Dawgs Return to Glory.” 3 1. I don’t want to sit the bench, I want to play! 2. The Bulldogs break through. 3. Ramona Bulldogs make their entrance. 4. He should have been a cheerleader. 50 7 5. Dog pile. 6. Gonzales hands-off to Allen. 7. The Pendell charm can sweep anyone off their feet even Brian Roe. Back row: Shawn Boyd. JimDick, Mark Dcscovich, Robert Henry. Mark Klukowski, Kenneth Pen- dell, Jim Garza, Troy Wood, Jose Cardenas. Joe Cobian. Fourth row: Dan Luckerchine, Tylor Wilson, Brian Row, Danny Moser, Toby Hughes, Jason McGee, Jerry Stabb, Dennis Barelte. Third row: Mike Allen, Jeff Galusha, John Vaughn, Jason Smith, Chris Gunette, John Cresci, Darryl Cobcy. Second row: Marvin Wynn, Frank Thomas. Miles Dart, John Allen, Travis McClcnaghan, Matt Dart, Chad Wait, Jason Gonzales. First row: Salvador Lopez, Tony Anzaldua, Jeff Hartmycr, Jason McClenaghan, Jason Waite, Jaime Lopez. 51 Fighting Frosh This year Frosh football was made up of dedicated football players who enjoyed play- ing. Strength and determination were just two of the main ingredients that made this year's Frosh team successful. Jeff Mano was quoted, “There's always no best player. We work as a team, and our coaches treat us like one. Coach Anderson agreed that the whole Frosh team worked hard to stay eligible. Every player made it through the season, an accom- plishment that they all can be proud of. Coaches in charge of this awesome team were: Coaches Anderson, Smith, Doxey, and Price. 52 Back row: Coach Price. Coach Smith. Jason Hamilton. Ryan Simpson. Brian Wolfman, Brian Bair. Jason Emerick. Todd Dick, Tom Smith, Gabc Viramontcs, Andy Gill, Coach Anderson. Fourth row: Donny Stoffcl, Paul Adams, Ralph Bradly, Matt Dcskovic. Darren Smith. Greg Maynard, Shawn Sadowski. Mike Murrey, Rick Cassubc, Ricardo Sanchez. Third row: Billy Mason. Rob Curry, Mica Aguirre. Nate Mesha, Juan Ramirez, Louis Ethington, Jacob Spaniol, Jeff Hargrove. Jeff Mano, Chad Tollard. Second row: Chris Dart, Jason Gilmore, Greg Chandler, John Cappasola, Brandon Droullare, Nick Welbaum. Carlo Ledbetter. Jack Evans. Frank Her- nandez. Front row: Rigo Salas, James Bigbee, Jason Wheeler, Jason Carmen, Dave Allen. Ceasar Cobian, Benn Cass, Sarn Salmon. Jamming J.V.! Ramona J.V. football — Powerful, Victori- ous, and, most of all. Exciting! The Bulldogs started their '87 season with enthusiasm and determination. What makes J.V. football? Strength and determination! J.V. player Brian Rogers said, “I think we had a great year. Everyone on the team played to their poten- tial, we worked hard, the coaches taught well, and the team had an awesome season.” The major strong point of the team was hav- ing a strong running game, and motivated coaches like Dean Houser and Denver Prince. Back row: Deaver Price, Danny Lachinc, Doug Ford, Adan Klu- kowski, Dean Houser. Fourth row: Jeff Galusha, Jose Llamas, John Vaughn, John Tex, Jason Smith, GcromyFurgison, Jake Dumy, Danny Comstork. Third row: Jesse Lasoya. Lawn Story, Mark Saber, John Allen, Ken Appleton, Nathen Luce, Lane Cannon. Steve Tucker. Second row: Brian Martcs, Scan Settcr- berg, Frank Luhas. John Safford, Armando Biondo, Brian Rog- ers. Jeff Parker. Front row: Mat Noxed, Dominic Ortega, John Gagnon, Greg Lucas. Bobby Bylantyne, Jerry Bothoff. 53 A Step Ahead I’m not running it again. Coach! Wc’rc almost there, keep it up. Legs. Karen Karcher wanted to make it to State, come in the top ten, and beat out Rancho Buena Vista. Amy Ledwith’s goal was to beat the girl who was most competitive with her throughout the years she has run. Jennifer Story just wanted to make All-League. Eventually, the Girls Cross-Country team accomplished all their goals. They had a very successful year, ending in 6-1 overall. Girls won their division at Mt. Sac with Karen first, Jennifer fourth, and Amy tenth out of approximately seventy-five girls. After going to C.I.F., the whole team went to State where they finished twelfth out of nineteen teams. Top runners were Karen in seventh place, and Jennifer, twenty-seventh out of one hundred and forty-five girls. “The girls put out a lot this year; they gave 98% and worked well together,” said Coach Soroka. The girls had a lot of endurance, iron will, and, most all, the ability to disregard pain during their strenuous workouts and demanding races. Top runners for the year were Karen, Jennifer, and Amy. “But without every girl, they wouldn’t have made it to State,” Coach Soroka enthusiastically responded. It was a real TEAM effort! Back row: Mr. Soroka. Shari Goff, KarenKarcher, Amy Ledwith. Front row: Jennifer Story. Cynthia Rodrigo. Sandra Gricgo, Dionne Ulmer. Patty Souza. Boys Cross-Country had a good year, not as good as last year, but the record was still ok, 2-5. Leading the boys in almost all the races were Jeff Donham and Anthony Baker. Other top runners were Tony Marmelejo, Miguel Espinoso, Noe Pateno, and Louis Perez, who made up the Varsity team. The team was especially strong in their younger members. There were two Freshmen on the Varsity team. “We are only losing two runners, but our Freshmen will keep the team going.” Jeff ended up going to C.l.F. and then State. Anthony joined Jeff in the C.l.F. meet, coming in thirteenth and Jeff ninth. At State Jeff did exceptionally well, coming in fifty-ninth out of one hundred boys. Coach Soroka was pretty happy with his team this year. They worked hard to get where they’re at. “I’m looking forward to working with the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors next year,” Coach Soroka cheerfully added. Ramona's team is a step ahead! Where did I get the idea to run Cross-Country? Back row: Noe Pateno, James Wancr, Mr. Soroka, Chris Moore. Tony Marmeleho, Jeff Donham. Front row: E.J. Colia. Anthony Baker, Tim Lcppink, Louis Perez. 55 TEAMS THAT REALLY First row: Kelly McClure, Gina Tamborino, Miky Petrone, Shaloe Cazare, Yvette Currie. Second row: Coach Barnes, Susan Anderson, Tina Brooklyn, Jennifer Ritter, Terra Bailey, Jcri Kocpp, Robin Ruther- ford. Summer ended early for the Varsity and J.V. athletes, spending their last two weeks of summer practicing long hours in the heat, trying to make the teams during HELL WEEK. Eleven Varsity and twelve J.V. players were on their way to biting into other schools, and leaving their motto “Fear no-one, respect everyone” firmly em- bedded in their memories. J.V. did exceptionally well, taking an undefeated lead. Most valuable play- ers Maria Cordoba and Christina Abarca led their team in teamwork, excel- lent serving, and defense. Maria commented, “We're awesome and we are heading for an undefeated season.” Varsity also played well, considering it was a new team with new outlooks and lots of potential. Third-year returner and Most Valuable Player Jennifer Ritter and second-year returner Jeri Koepp led the team in their awesome teamwork and defense. Terra Bailey said, “We’ve improved since the begin- ning of the season and we have a bunch of hard-working individuals.” Coach Barnes stated, “1 am pleased they get along so well together, and the team is fun to coach.” Varsity ended the season well, 6-8, while J.V. had a 14-0 margin, both scores showing real team spirit. DIG THEIR SPORT First row: Linda Alvarez, Christina Abarca, Maggie Valcndcr, Shawna Anderson. Second row: Onion Cordoba, Tami Lawler, Kristi Barret, Tory Recce, Amy Moscly, Susan Abarca, Delores Abarca. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Karate Kid 3 Mexican jumping bean “On- ion” Daloris and Shawna ready for the ball Jennifer Ritter sends ball to nearest satellite station. “JUMP” and make it happen! Kelly McClure attacks the ball as teammates watch. Raise your hands if you’re sure! 6 Girls Back row (L-R): Coach Rose Kalabsa-Smith, Angelica Guimond, Heather Eudy, Dawn Maync, Patti Kalabsa. Beth White, Rosio Cajide. Joanne Hamilton, Brooke Borchardt. Middle row: Kari Matson, Heather Ferrick. Barry Borchardt. Casey Dennis, Jennifer Crook, Corina Birkhart. Bottom row: Donna Wall, Tiffany Salayer, Allison Wohficl, Roxy Bedia. Delanie Marose. This year’s tennis team was greatly improved with the help of two fantastic new coaches, Varsity coach Rose Kalabsa-Smith and J.V. coach Theresa Smick. There was also much better participa- tion than in years before. Having only two seniors, a large majority of the team was made up of newcomers, but with their strong effort, they made a big difference. These players will hopefully remain with the team and keep up their enthusiasm and desire to win. The end result this year was sixth place out of eight teams, ahead of El Camino and Oceanside High Schools. The overall season was five and eleven. Considering last year being zero and twelve, this year's team really made great strides. Rocio Cagide, a foreign exchange student from Guadalajara, was one of the top four play- ers in the league. She went on to represent our team in the C.I.F. playoffs. Coach Kalabsa commented, “The outlook for next year seems very promising. I think that the team will go on to be bigger and better.” 2 1. Donna's ready. 2. Breathe, Heather, breathe! 3. Joe Cool returns the serve. 4. Donna and her Thirsty-two Ouncer. Get it over. Heather. I don’t believe I just did that! What a workout! Shh! Don’t break my concentration! O.K. girls, here’s the strategy. . V • i r Tennis Shooting For Success The sound of squeaking shoes accompa- nied the blur of perspiring figures racing back and forth across the court. Flailing arms desperately grabbed for the ball which flew speedily towards the net. Two more points were already added to the al- ready inflated score as the buzzer signified the end of an intense and electrifying game. Concentration and deep-seated determi- nation were reflected in every game the Boys Basketball team played. With their goals solidly set, they never lost their confi- dence or pride. Kenny Pendell said that the best thing that he could say about Ra- mona’s Varsity Basketball Team was that he played on a team with a winning atti- tude. Not only did Coach Schaeffer insist that each player play up to his potential, U.P.S. was demanded. Unity, Pride, and Spirit were what led Ramona to the C.I.F.’s. The three seniors that were on the team were Kenny Pendell, Chad Nelson, and Jason McClenaghan. Nelson and McClenaghan were the team captains. Due to the team's and coach's dedication the season turned out to be very successful. Back Row: Nate Hollingsworth. Joe Cobian, Tony Newman, Chad Nelson, Troy Wood, Kenny Pendell Bottom Row: Chad Waite, Jason Slad, Frank Thomas, Coach Schaeffer. Jeremy Ferguson, Mike Cook, Jason McClanaghan 60 The Future “BULL” Dawgs! Even though the '87-'88 Basketball season wasn’t the best for the J.V. or LiF Dawgs, they never gave up their pride and spirit, and always kept a winning attitude. The coaches of both teams agreed that they all were a great group of guys with a lot of potential. With a lot of hard work and devotion, they can look forward to being on a winning J.V. or Varsity team next season. John Rowland stated that he enjoyed playing on Ra- mona's J.V. team and is looking forward to a great season next year. I 1. Mason goes up for a slam dunk. 2. Raise your hands if you’re sure. Mike Rever. Ken Appleton. Daniel Winterton. Jon Texcra. Todd Johnson. Lance Larhin, Jon Rouland. Mike Garvin 62 HOME 0 BATTLIN DAWGS 3. What form! 4. Another point for the Bulldogs. 5. It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a B-Ball Scott Chaboue. Jerry Taylor. John Cappasola. Jason Emcrick. Brian Bair. Coach Bringham, Todd Dick, Ryan Simpson. Bryan Wagner. Rick Cassubc. Bill Mason, John Bick. Greg Maynard, Todd Tuggle 63 SHOOT TO SCORE The Ramona High Girls J.V. Bas- ketball team felt strong as they en- tered this year’s season. Showing a lot of talent and good overall enthusiasm for the game, the young Lady “Dawgs” sought to make a good showing in the league. With a current record of 13-3, the Girls J.V. team ended the season with a winning streak that laid the foundation for an even more successful year in “89”. 1. Umm, I've goi a question. 2. Look! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s ... a basket- ball??? 64 Back Row: Jennifer Bclivcau. Patty Cctina. Dawn Mayae, Susie Abaraa. Sherry Smitlcy. Laurie Brook- lyn, Mindy Rupitz. Michelle Robertson, Janet Harding, Marcella Morgan, June Mabrc. Front Row: Linda Alvcrcz. Heather. Lorili Rodrcgiz. Coach Claudia Marosz. TIP-OFF TO A NEW BEGINNING A new beginning was what it was! Besides the obvious talent, a key ele- ment in the team’s success was its uni- ty and closeness. “Everyone is real supportive, they encourage you to do your very best and give 100% to the team,” said Tina Brooklyn. “When we go into the game we have a very positive outlook. Everyone really stands behind each other, and helps each other out. That itself makes us a great team,” said Kris Miller. With an impressive non-league overall re- cord of 15-4, the Lady “Dawgs went into the Avocado League with even more enthusiasm. The league started with four consecutive wins before los- ing to San Pasqual. With an impres- sive record of 8-3 so far, the Lady Dawgs battled for their first Avocado League Championship, and the C.l.F. Playoffs. 6 I’ve got it! It's mine!!! What’s on the wall??? You’re not goin’ anywhere!!! Back Row: Nora Cobian, Elizabeth Cobian, Tina Brooklyn, Kris Miller, Kendra Brunje, Maleea VanPat- ten. Robin Rutherford, Rayna Chaney, Jeannie Pinnow, Gina Tamburrino. Front Row: Jill Gaines, Coach Joe Bess, Lanicc Karchcr. ANY ONE FOR SIX? The 1987-88 five-time League soc- cer champs set their goal for six. The Varsity team went for their sixth straight League championship. Eight Seniors and twelve Juniors made up this unbeatable team. The major strong points of the team were their speed, passing skills, and their ability to play as a team. Some of these play- ers learned the skill of teamwork since the ages of five and six. Some of the players started as native Ramona soccer players. Bill Pittsford, coach of the Varsity team, has been coaching for seven years here in Ramona. He really knew what made his team tick. Showing confidence in his players, he commented, “Dean Winther, Marco Garcia, and Derek Dargo comprised the best forward line in San Diego.” He also mentioned that Chico Bram- billa should be an All-League defend- er because of his great defending skills. The team agreed that the best player for this season was Nizam Najd, an enthusiastic soccer player. With his talent, morale, and cohesive- ness, the team was ready to take on another CHAMPIONSHIP. 66 Back row: Robert Townsen, Danny Comstock, Jose Cardinas, Thomas Peterson, Jason WaitA Chris Whitehead, Danny Biondo. Gabriel Perez, Ray Bowen. Darron Drago, Vince Gamorano, Bob Brewster, Coach Pittsford Bottom row: Robert Newman, Walter Tovar, Dean Winther, Chico Brambillai James Gibson, Jesus Mendoza. Mike Diaz. Kevin McLain. Derek Drago. Nizam Naid. 7 1. We know you can make it! 2. Vince, goes for the shot! 3. Go, Thomas! 4. Headshot from Diaz. 5. Bobby, blocks again! 6. Break time! 7. Going for the shot! 8. Thomas in control! 67 Victory for Varsity This year’s Girl’s Varsity Soccer team worked hard to become Avocado Champs. February 1 lth’s game decided it all. The girls lost the battle with San Pasqual. They had been Fighting for four years, and came so close each time. Even though they had to be satisfied with second place, they still were very happy about going to C.I.F. for the third time in the four years they had been playing. Captains Jennifer Crook, Gcnneta Johnson, and Kari Matson helped the team get through some rough times with their enthusiasm and encouragement. Overall the girls’ record was 15-3-1, with league results ending in 11- 2-1. The team was a very young one composed of eight sophomores and four juniors making most of the plays. Two of the six senior players were on the team since it started in 1984. They were very sorry about having to leave the team after such a long commitment. Their part- ing wish is that next year's team will beat San Pasqual. GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL!! Back row. Mrs. Nelson. Candic Townsend. Susan Anderson, Amy Leadwith, Carrie Bell, Terra Bailey, Karen Karchcr, Erica Pissot, Shawna Anderson. Annie Tustison, Middle row: Ka-har-i Malson. Onion Cordoba. Isabel Diaz. Megan McConvillc. Jo-hanna Hamilton. Donna Wall, Solfrid Gjerstad, Jennifer Crook. Front row: Kristi Smoycr, Genneta Johnson. 69 Team spirit was a great asset to the soc- cer teams this year, along with dedication and a strong will to win. Encouragement and enthusiasm were seen in each and every player. The Freshmen Boys did a great job this year with 6 wins and 2 losses. Coach Dan Ramirez felt that his team had great skill and mobility. The Girls J.V. had an excellent season with 11 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie game. “Our team showed a lot of effort,” said Krista Fcrrick. “Everyone was real supportive of each other and really helped each other out. Key players Heather Eudy, Marta Garcia and Jennifer Story helped the team with their many victories. Eleven wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties summed up the Boys J.V. team this year. “Our key to success was consistency. We had excellent ball handlers and our aggressiveness helped us work well together,” said Michael Jor- don. Overall, this year’s teams were much bet- ter than last. With more returning players, experience, and talent, the team was able to generate more competition for their rival league teams. 70 3 R.H.S. is Girls J.V., Top Row: Laurie Jancsek, Erin Kelley. Beth White. Kristy Barrett. Lisa Taylor. Krista Fcrrick. Jennifer Story. Heather Eudy. Dolores Arbarca, Heather Burns. Sec. Row: Becky Bcdia. Sasha Zuniga. Lisa Brown. Cory Bacom. Denice Huerta, Marta Garcia, Yolanda Dc Los Santos, Becky Barr. Bottom Row: Rocky Bcdia. Allison McGregor. Not Shown: Coach Joan Snelling. Kickin' it!!! Boys J.V., Top Row: Todd Taylor, Cal Hoeniger, Fred Tustison. Jose Llamas, Todd Gilbrcih. Matthew Gammarano, Micheal Jordon, Lon Story, Danny Hrin, EJ. Colia, Louis Hoeniger. Troy Bizzack, Coach Armando Bareno. Bottom Row: Chris Gunnctt, Manuel Magallancs, Jason Orlando, Junior Garcia, Micheal Craft, Chris Baker, Gabriel Ocamop, Steve May, Jason Tovar. 1. Charleston, anyone??? 2. Get that ball, get that ball, get that soccer ball! 3. Up, up. and away!!! 4. I've got it! I vc got it! 5. Future soccer studs! 6. Karate kid in action! Boys Freshmen, Top Row: Coach Danny Ramirez. Troy Storey, Chris Welch. Jason Hamilton, Darren Smith, Joshua Flood. Ricardo Sanchez, Brian Profancik. Miquel Tapia. Bottom Row: Andy Comcings, Luis Perez, Cleave Bcrdzak, Jason Bousquet. Nick Wilfong, Woody Ledbetter, Eric Markcl, Jason Wheeler. 71 WRESTLERS WINNING PERFORMANCE This year's wrestling team was made up of young dedicated players that were crazy about wrestling. Al- though there were a few without ex- perience, they did their best to get out there and win. Due to injuries within the team, their performances did not quite match their goals. The Varsity team had a fierce com- petition with Carlsbad. In the end they pulled through and defeated them. The Captains and top wrestlers of the Varsity team were Trent Llebe, wt. 135, Kriss Martenson, wt. 115, and Tony Anzudua, wt. 177. Kriss and Trent had fifteen wins and five losses. The J.V. and Freshman teams had their greatest competition with San Pasquel and Carlsbad. Like the Var- sity they defeated them in the end. With the experience the J.V. team re- ceived, Ramona High is sure to have a winning, enthusiastic team to carry on the spirit of the wrestling team in “89”. All the wrestling teams made Frank Lucio proud to be their coach with their dedication and enthusiasm. Top Row: Coach Franck Lucio, Tom Smith, Alan Alyes. Jason Matter. Matt Descovick, Coach Rob Curry. Middle Row: Saron Solmon, Ceasar Cobian. Brandon Siewcrt. Patrick Guimond, Jack Evens, Jeff Hallgrover. Bottom Row: Chad Toliard. Bobby McMicken. Tim Bardncr. John Plough. John Schitsbra. Top Row: Coach Frank Lucio, Tony Anzuldua. Jim Garza, Vincent Merrill, John Gagnon, John Cli- ments. Bottom Row: Lee Callahan, Armondo Biondo. Jerry Boatoff. Barry Spear, Trent Klcbe. Trent Siewcrt. 73 VARSITY BASEBALL With eight returning seniors and ten ju- niors, talent and ability were both a part of the Varsity Baseball team. Many of the players have grown up together with baseball from the time of Little League to high school. Working hard amid the sounds of cracking bats, smack- ing leather, and dust settling, the Dawgs fought for the title of Avocado League champs. This high aspiring team led by Coach Bill Tamborrino was dedicated and willing to work hard for it. Tambo stated that the pitch- ing staff would be one of the strongest in the league’s history. He expected Jason McClen- aghan, Ray Bowen, Jamey Gibson, Art Tucker, and Chris Gunnet would do excep- tionally well this year. Bobby Brewster af- firmed, “1 think if we can concentrate on the basics and play as a team we can go all the way.” Ray Bowen said, “1 think we have the potential to be Avocado League champs and I’m looking forward to an exciting year.” Front row: Jaimic Lopez, Jason McClenaghan. Tony Anzaldua, Jason Gonzales. John Vaughn, R.W. Thomas, Jason Spaniol.Troy Bizzack. Chris Gunnctt. Back Toby Hughes. Shawn Boyd 74 The powerful hitting J.V. Basket- ball team recorded a great season. The guys worked hard day-in and day-out. Hitting and in-field drills were a part of the team's obligations. Every day one to two times a day, the drills consisted of starting at home, running to first, on to third, then walking to home base. Then they dashed from home to third and walked to home base again. Last they ran to home, a sprint around all the bases. Coach Asimos said that hard workouts would help them to develop their skills to become one of the best teams in the Avocado League. BULLDOGS 0Htlk R ;:0|jhi Back row: Coach Asimos, Chad Gabany. Doug Ford, Shawn Kelly. Jeremy Fcrgeson. Middle row: Todd Waples, Brian Rodgers, Troy Bisack. Bobby Valentine. Front row: John Swaffard. Mike Rycr. Armando Biondo, Robby Peterson, Shane Dcgrote 3 1. Like my style? 2. Look out. center field! 3. Here, right here! The strong men of the high school, the Freshman Baseball team, came out on top, not because they were muscle men, but because they fought hard and long. The team was stron- gest in hitting, and that’s what really helps a baseball team make it to the top. Coach Galli said, “We seem to have some good athletes. And if we can get some pitching, we will have a good team.” Even though it was something that had to be practiced every day, the boys worked with en- thusiasm, and tried to mold them- selves into a team that would succeed. A strong freshman team is a good sign for the following years. We are proud of our battling boys. AT BAT 6 1 think I can, I think I can. Batter-up. Here she comes! Back row: Coach Galli. Ryan Simson. Brian Bair, Todd Dick. Jason Hamilton. Middle row: Todd Tuggle. Mike Murry, Darrin Smith, Jeff Manno. Front row: Chris Dart, Brandon Drouillard, Jacob Spaniel, Billy Mason, Luis Ethington Soft Ball This year’s Varsity Softball team was full of enthusiasm and a willingness to work hard, to make the season a rewarding one. The team consisted of three sophomores, four juniors, and five seniors, led by cap- tains Kim Maclnnes and Jeri Koepp. Coach Gallion felt that the major strong point of the team was their defense. There- sa Martinez and Leslie Tarants were the two strong pitchers. Kim Maclnnes, Jeri Koepp, Jodi Winter, Janean Farley, and Cindy Johnson were very strong players on the team. The goal the team set was to win 50% of their games and qualify for the CIF play- offs. Jeri Koepp stated, “I think our team has the ability to go all the way.” Tory Reese said, “I am excited for the season and feel we really have the talent to go far.” Kim Maclnnes summed it all up, “With a lot of hard work, confidence, and enthusi- asm I feel we will be a winning team.” The J.V. Softball team coached by Mr. Flauser was expected to do very well this year. The coach felt that this was the best J.V. team to come through in many years. Three players who were expected to play well were Maggie Vallender, Debbi Ross- back, and Penny Broadhurst. This enthusiastic team was out to win, but also to have a great time doing it. The coach was also pleased with the new girls who really contributed some great talent. 78 Top, left to right: Coach Price. Kim Maclnnes. Jeri Koepp, Tony Reese, Jennifer Smith, Theresa Martinez. Leslie Tarants. Coach Gallion. Middle, left to right: Janean Farley, Cindy Johnson, Jodi Winter, Holly Wilson. Michelle Hallmann. Bottom, left to right: Heather Ratzlass, Amy Bradrick. Top. left to right: Raqucl Callahan. Francis Stodcr, Debbi Rossback. Lory Ramero, Lory Stolts. Dean Houser. Bottom, left to right: Lisa Brown. Krista Thornton, Heather Ryan. Maggie Va- lender. Penny Broadhurst, Becky Bedia. Yolc DeLosantos. 79 TAKING GREAT STRIDES Tremendous workouts and strenuous meets prepared the Boys Track team to compete with other schools for the Avocado League title. Running, sprinting, shot-putting, jumping, or racing, the boys were filled with boundless energy. Top scorers Jeff Donham, Tony Baker, and Mark Owen were just a few of the competitive athletes. These boys led the team with enthusiasm and hard work toward a successful season. Long, hard, prosperous practices helped to keep these boys in shape, toned, and eager for the challenge. Taking great strides towards victory, the Girls Track team came a long way to get to the top. Running 4-40 relays, mile relays, mile runs, two-mile runs, hundred yard dashes, and throwing the shotput and the discus, they pushed themselves to the limit. Karen Karcher, Genncta Johnson, and Jennifer Story were great factors to the team. They brought in a lot of points to push the team ahead. Long strenuous practice before each meet helped the girls be on top. Mondays and Fridays the girls had to run the hill. That is a long two-mile run around town. The rest of the week they just loped around the track field for stamina. On some Saturdays they went to invitationals where they competed for medals. All the hard work-outs paid off for the girls, leaders of the pack! 80 Back row: Jeff Donham, Dan Comstock, Alan Ayles, Mark Owen, Todd Johnson, Jason Emerick, Dennis Barrett. Bill Dunlap. Paul Beiermann, Anthony Baker. David Martin. 3rd row: Vince Cicueland, Leroy Tollard, Luis Perez, John Gagnon, E J. Colia. Xauicr Castro, Chad Tollard. Tony Marmorejo. John Urbach. Carlo Ledbetter, Noe Patino. Coach Anderson. 2nd row: Rich Nolder, Coach Bridgwater, Nicolle Struiksma. Kennifer Story, Stacy Hatton, Lenice Karcher, Karen Karcher, Amy Lcdwith. Terra Bailey, Patty Souza. Anhatia Tustison, Pittsford. Bottom row: Dionne Ulmer. Patty Kalabsa, Genneta Johnson, Janet Hardin. Marcy Smith. Kristi Smoycr. Bccki Barr, Megan McConuillc, Onion Cordoba, Kristy Swanbcrg. 81 GYMNASTS IN The first goal Pastor Monticalvo wanted all his gymnasts to achieve was self-accomplishment, posi- tive attitudes, and the enjoyment of their sport. If they did their best and reached their potential, he felt they would have a 90% chance to go to C.I.F. this year as a full team. Top Varsity gymnasts were senior and Captain Deedra Hoskings on the floor and beam. She had a great chance of ranking top in the league. Sopho- more Jennifer Magargal was their top all-around optional. Tina Swift, a senior and most versatile, competed as an optional and on compulsory bars and vault. Sherry Pearson, Celeste Kilmer and Carol Prather, all experienced seniors, give the team strength and consistency. Luckily they were a well- balanced team of freshman, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Ramona High should feel strong and confident about their gymnastics team for several years. J.V. was led by Senior Tonya Renner on floor, vault, and beam. Patty Figueroa and Jenniffer Owens, both juniors, were grooming to become fu- ture top Varsity competitors. Back row: Sherry Pearson, Tami Pruitl, Amy Whittington, Polly Affelt, Kisi Bohn. Second row: Claudia Hallmann, Tina Swift, Kim Laws, Sue Hosking, Pastor Monticalvo, Erin Larsen, Carol Prather, Lynn Pearson, Celeste Kilmer. First row: Deedra Hosking, Karena Rydeen, Tonya Renner, Jcnniffer Owens, Patty Figueroa, Sasha Zuniga, Lei Ann Vaughan, Jennifer Magargal. Hole In One The Varsity Golf team had high hopes for returning to C.I.F. and improving their finish from last year. Led by two outstand- ing juniors, Jimmy Breaux and Chris Whitehead, they hoped to lead the team of John Harms, Mark Lukacs, Scott Bolen, Bryan Wagner and Chuc-Lan Lantow to victory. The team opened the season with a victory over El Capitan, 206 to 252, and hoped for continued success in the Avocado League. The Junior Varsity team was composed of several freshmen and sophomores. Most of the team were first-time players. Coach Ed Schwartz said, We have sev- eral inexperienced players. We are not con- cerned with winning as much as we are with improving our skills and preparing them for Varsity in two years.” Coach Schwartz loves coaching golf and claims it is totally individual. Each golfer shines by himself. 86 Back row: Coach Bosscmbrock, Chuc-Lan Lantow, Brian Wagner. Coach Hardiman. Front row: John Harms, Scott Bullcn, Chris Whitehead, and Jim Breaux. 87 Spirit and Pride Unity is the word to use for this year’s Varsity squad. Their unity was shown by their working together to bring home the Spirit Stick from NCA Cheer Camp. Bridgette Bottomly, Gia Doxey, Lin- ette Lcppink, and April Palmer felt that their most memorable moment at camp was when they received a blue ribbon for their worst performance ever. At the end of their performance, the pyramid col- lapsed and they started laughing hyster- ically, yet they still received a blue rib- bon. Jessica Drummer, Kari Green, and Denice Ragsdale felt cheering with all the squads and Alumni at Homecoming left special memories with them. Lori Parletle, Annette Underwood, and Amy Whittington thought going to Mr. Baniaga's house and cheering for the last football game will always stick out in our minds. This squad has had a great year. Good luck to next year's Varsity Squad. Top Row: Bridgette Bottomly, Jessica Drummer, Kari Green. Middle Row: April Palmer. Gia Doxey. Dcnice Ragsdale. Annette Underwood. Bottom Row: Linctlc Lcppink. Amy Whittington and Lori Parlette GO BULLDOGS GO! J.V. Cheer This year’s Junior Varsity Cheer squad, led by Captain Lori Jakobs, was a very outgo- ing and peppy squad. Lori af- firmed. This is our best year so far. With only three returning members on the team, this squad stayed strong and worked well as a team. During summer camp the J.V. team performed very well, and team member Tammy Pruit was nominated for “All-American Cheer- leader.” This team did a very good job this year with support from both the Freshman and Varsity squads. Top Row: Lori Jakobs. Suzanne Dillon, Erika Adams, Julie Casalegno. Bottom Row: Annette LaPuza. Tammy Pruit, Laura Rcxroad, Dawn Mosscr This year’s Freshman Cheer squad showed their spirit throughout the year. While working together as a team, this squad cheered at each football and basketball game bringing spirit to the Freshman class. Team Captain Michelle Hall- man commented, “This year wouldn't have been as exciting without being a cheerleader.” This team performed extremely well at summer camp, receiving blue ribbons and spirit sticks. What an accomplishment for this squad! The Freshman cheerleaders worked well to- gether and became a very strong team which made them one of the best Freshman cheer squads at R.H.S. Frosh Cheer Top Row: Michelle Hallman. Middle Row: Jenncfer Abcil. Crissy Tobiason. Kristy Swanbcrg. Holly Wilson. Teresa Drcycr. Andrea Solis. Bottom Row: Heather Ryan RHS DRILL STEPS INTO ACTION ... Silence overcomes the crowd as the Drill Team marches out onto center stage. They perform their dynamic routine and the audience goes wild . . . This year was an eventful year for RHS Drill, led by Captain Amber Schaper. “We started out with more new members than usual, but everyone gave her best to make it a great year,” said Lt. Ann Matson. The team attended Sharp Hibbards All-American Camp. In spite of strenuous practicing, they felt it was well worth their time and effort when they took first place in the large military competi- tion. They also won the Sweepstakes trophy for overall spirit and participation throughout the week. In addition to their enthusiastic performances at football and basketball games during the fall and winter seasons, the team was also involved in State competition at Disneyland in December. This year’s team did a great job. In spite of all the new members, everyone put in her all to make it a terrific year. l Top Row: Kiersten Newman, Kelly Brewer, Tami Carter, Chris Richer, Sandy Smith, Dawn McIntyre. Middle Row: Talice Marchuim, Lisa Carlon, Caroline Martz, Sandra Durrant. Julia Defalla. Bottom Row: Lisa Johnson, Ann Matson, Captain Amber Schaper, Trisha Keller, Chrissy John. 1. Crissy at practice. 2. Drill members waiting to march in the Homecoming parade. 3. Positions everyone! 4. Trisha, get those kicks higher! 5. Captain Amber Schaper performs at a foot- ball game. 6. the Wave. 7. Julia, a four-year Drill team member, holds her beginning position. 8. Ramona High School jumping beans. Tall Flag When you think of school spirit you automatically think of the Tall Flag team. The team worked quite hard this year. Under the leadership of Rose Grant and Katherine Chris- tiansen they started off the year well by taking second place at Hibbard's All-American Camp, which was a first for this seven-member team. Then in December they took fourth place at the S.S.C. competition held at Knott’s Berry Farm. This was quite an accomplishment for a team which by then had been reduced to only four members. Throughout the year they performed at football and bas- ketball games, as well as pep assemblies. “Football games were my favorite, said Tamra DeMartini, a Senior on the team; but Michelle Hill said, “I think competition was my favorite part of the year. You could always see them wear- ing their uniforms on Fridays, and they were always in the stands cheering the Bulldogs to victory. Short Flag Moving To The Top Hard work and determination made 1987-1988 a very successful year for the Short Flag Team. This nine-member team had many accomplishments throughout the year. Placing fourth at Hibbard’s All-American Camp in August was a very slow start for them; but it inspired them to strive for the top. And rising to the top is what they did by placing third at Hibbard's Competi- tion at Valencia High School in January, and taking second place at Knott’s Berry Farm in December. These exciting achievements were the first in this team’s ten-year history. Riding a new wave of spirit, they performed at pep rallies, football and basketball games, and were inspired by everyone at RHS to give their best. I 4 Back Row: L to R Becky Wasscll. Christina Tandy. Jessica Marquez. Renee Adams, Laura Duncan. Jenniffer Owens. Front Row: Captain: Deedra Hosking. Squad leader: Maria Ramirez. Lieutenant: Lisa Alva. 6 Tuning In The New Year The band started off on the right key this year with twenty-five people, a much larger group than last year. Events planned for their performing season were varied. They participated in the “Night Against Crime Run in San Diego. Also, they performed in all football games helping to keep the spirit moving. During Christmas vacation they played carols in various malls, and at the Ramona Mobile Estates. For their second year the Jazz Band played at the basketball games and pep assemblies. They helped to make our school spirits at Ramona High stronger than ever. Band students take this class for music appreciation. The band mem- bers appreciated each other’s support during practices and various events. They worked very hard this year improving overall performance greatly. Drum Major Courtney Ferguson affirmed, “We are doing our best to make the band an integral part of the high school. I'm going to graduate this year with a good feeling that the band will grow and be a respected group on campus.” Back row: L-R. Jodi Anderson. Mark Hillier, Troy Storey. Brian Wulfman. Toby Bunting. Quinn Palmer. Jennifer Werner. Angi Yager, Courtney Ferguson. Middle row: L-R, Tiffany Chavez. Rhea Martin. Heather Ostcr. Jennifer Phillips, Melissa Yager. Becky Broyles. Front row: L-R. Jason Bazinet. Jerry Bothof, Jeremy Allen. Wendy Kocnigsmann, Jim McLarty “Building a Better Future” Building a better future” was A.S.B. President Janet McCrite’s theme for the year. This year's A.S.B. tried to do exactly that. Many things were added this year for the first time, such as the offices of Athletics Commissioner and Histori- an. These positions were added because A.S.B. needed to grow along with the rapidly growing student body. This year was also a first for school videos. Many activities were taped by A.S.B. so students who missed the activity, or just wanted to see it again, could view it in the A.S.B. room. The Friday activity period was also new this year. It provided a period in which, depending on the week, either an assembly was held, or there was a class or club meeting. A.S.B. also helped with the PTSA, and developed new line items like clothes and books for the Student Store. Another new addition was, of course, their advisor Mr. Gallion, who learned right along with them. The class presidents became voting members of the Executive Council this year as well, which was a first for Ramona High School. This year A.S.B. helped to “build a better future” for Ramona High School and for future students as well. Mr. Gallion ASB Advisor Janet McCritc ASB President Gina Tamburrino ASB Vice President Kari Green Activities Tory Recce Becca Carmichael David Saber Treasurer Publicity School Board Rep. 106 Patty Souza, Tawnya Staten, Chris Baker. Chris Richer, Tory Recce, Janet McCritc. Gina Tamburrino, David Saber. Front: Bccca Carmichael, Christina Dunkailo, Andrea Mills. Mr. Gallion. George Mauer. Jodi Winter. Kari Green. Tom Smith. Annette Underwood. Chris Baker Sales and Concessions Tawnya Staten Public Relations Andrea Mills Spirit Jodi Winter Patty Souza George Mauer Student Store Athletics Historian 107 Head of the Class Sophomore Class Officers Mark Saber, Treasurer; Christina Dun- kailo. President; Shari Goff, Secretary; Terra Baily, Member-at-Large; Tim Mon- ctta, Vice-President. 108 Junior Class Officers 109 HI-LIFE a 3 1. Editors-in-chicf. 2. Hard at work. 3. Arc you talking to me? This year's goal for the RAMONA HI-LIFE newspaper continued to be excellence in production. Several subtle changes were initiated, including in-depth article subjects and giving each issue a theme. This was also the first year that the H1-L1FE went without one editor-in-chief. Instead, there was a committee of four individuals who served more as a board of directors. All of this combined to make an outstanding publication that produced an informative student, faculty, and community news service. Top Row: Denise Ragsdale, Wendy Nash. Mr. Bcvil, Robbie Nelson. Bill Dunlap. Maleea Van Patton. Charles More, and Karenina Lcgg. Bottom Row: Nicole Orbcrndorfcr, Stephanie Kauble. Julia Dcfala. Zoran llic. Tiffany Milburn, and Beth White. 110 Ill El Ano Staff Renee Adams. Michelle Hill. Debbie Bullen. Todd Maccini, Susan Anderson. Jeri Koepp. Kim Macinnes, Jennifer Ritter. Junior Torres. Angelica Guimmond Advisor Mrs. Virgilio Not pictured: Tamra DeMartini, Debbie Hodges, Tiffany Vogt. Editor: Tamra DcMartini Assistant Editor: Michelle Hill Layout Editor: Renee Adams El Ano Staff Todd Maccini. Photo Editor, studies proof sheets for suitable pictures. This year’s Yearbook staff, led by Editor Tamra DeMartini, has shown great efforts in making the '87-’88 El Ano a book to remem- ber. We chose the theme “A New Wave Of Spirit,” which was great because Ramona High’s spirits were up more than ever this year. We made a special effort to carry our theme and wave motif throughout the book. Our staff took a different approach this year with book sales. Instead of dragging out the sales for months, we only sold them for one week during October. It turned out to be a phenomenal success. We sold all the books we had ordered. The staff itself this year was one of the best in a long time. They have all been hard-work- ing and willing to give up their extra time to help make this year’s book its best. Besides the editors, the class was filled with all new mem- bers. One of our main goals this year was to get ourselves out of debt and improve the style of the yearbook. We did this by selling candy, donuts, and having an End-of-the-Year dance. This took a lot of effort from everyone on the staff. It proved to be financially rewarding. We as a staff would like to thank Ramona High for putting their trust in us and for their support in helping this yearbook turn into an exciting reality. We’d also like to especially thank Mr. Ralph Williams for our theme designs. Darei Mannum, Rcncc Adams, and Tamra DeMartini combine their efforts on a layout. Angelica Guimond, hard at work? Junior Torres and Debbie Bullcn do one of the many jobs required for the yearbook staff. 115 1. Is this a group effort? 2. The Thinker 3. Between the three of us we should be able to think of a headline! 4. Chris Willis captures the events of a pep assembly on film. 5. We really don’t want to be here today! FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM!!! What is Amnesty International? Amnesty International is a club con- sisting of students who enjoy writing letters to other countries such as South America and Central America. This club is important because it helps peo- ple in different countries to be given their civil rights while they are being detained. This year the president of this club Lisa Glaser, the vice-president Erin Ja- cobson, and the rest of the club put together a rummage sale and blue-dot day for their special activities. They used the money for stamps and station- ary. Solfrid Gjerstad says that she joined the club because she wanted to try to help release the prisoners that were put in jail with no trial because they have political beliefs different from the government. Back row: Mr. Holl. Roy Swanbcrg. Middle row: Nikki Glaser, Lisa Glaser, David Bokovoy, Karina Burkhart. Poppy Hiscr. Bottom row: Nisam Najd. Erin Jacobson, Diana Mussen, Roxy Rcdia, Solfred Gjerstad. Work Experience The Work Experience class is a community-based program. In this wonderful program, the curriculum includes: vocational, community, recreation leisure, and domestic training. Students also experience many off-campus activities. The students have jobs in food service at the Wild Animal Park and at Pizza Hut. Some also have assembly jobs at Homestead Ceiling Fans. They are paid for these jobs through a state- funded program for Special Ed students called Workability. And with this money, four of the students have bank accounts which they some- times use when they all go to the North County Fair to shop and learn other skills. They also do menu planning, and then go to the grocery store to buy the items that they will need. One of the other many things that the students do is go out to lunch once a week to practice their skills with ordering and money usage. Their transportation to these projects include the FAST system and city buses. Two of the students will be graduating this year and will go into Supported Work Programs which assist in finding paid employment in Ramona and help the students to maintain this meaningful employment through job training and working with the student and the employer. These students will hopefully use the many skills they gave learned to go on and lead healthy and happy lives. 1. Frank clocks out after a bard day’s work. L.-R.: Teacher Aid Susie Wilson. Teacher Assistant Dorlcnc Patterson, Frank Lcdczma, Shelly 2. Stephanie stocks the food shelves at The Wild Park. Avery, Angie Bothof, Stephanie Harrington. Kellie Vaughn. Kris Johnson. Teacher Stephanie Butler. 118 The Body Electric The Body Electric — that’s the theme to the 1987-88 Dance Concert. Advisor Mrs. Geldert and the 110 active dancers put in long hours after school and a lot of extra energy to make the concert a success. The entire company worked hard since Septem- ber so that on April 9, 1988, Opening Night, EVERYTHING would go well. The costumes were colorful, the dances energetic, and fun and excitement filled the air. The atmosphere made you feel like dancing. Everyone, both dancers and the audience, caught “Dance Fever,” proof that the Dance Concert was fantastic. 121 DRAMATIC SOCIETY The Black Friars Dramatic Society, headed by Mr. John Bowman, was busy in the preparation of their spring play. This year, the Drama organization put on THE LILIES OF THE FIELD. Anxiety and excitement filled all the members of the play as Opening Night approached. Would someone forget their lines? Thanks to the group working cooper- atively together, the play turned out to be a hit. Thanks to the sponsorship of Sun Valley Market, the society was able to raise enough funds from the donated Coke machine. The cast once again took their annual trip to Laurence Welk Theater for a fun night of din- ing. We'll be looking forward to the growth of this organization that promotes Dramatic Arts. 122 123 Visitors From Far Away Back: Micaela Pcirone, Solfrid Gjerstad. Front: Nicola DcBlasio. Holger Knaut, Boris Klatt, Thomas Peterson. As an exchange student, Thomas Peterson of- ten gets the question, “How do you like Ramo- na?” His answer is “I like it here, a lot. The family 1 stay with is great, he says, “1 have made a lot of good friends.” He enjoys playing soccer, and the weather. There are many differences be- tween Sweden and America, and the school sys- tems are completely different, although he can’t compare the two; he loves both of them. Solfrid Gjerstad of Rodven, Norway, thinks that Ra- mona is nice and the landscape is pretty, but the town is boring. Though school is different, most of the people are friendly. She enjoys going to the beach, shopping, playing soccer and piano, singing, dancing and scamming on guys. She misses her family and friends, the food, and mom's homemade bread. “The U.S. is great,” she says, “because there are so many possibilities and you can do whatever you want.” This year’s Foreign Exchange program was very much a success. Our school was lucky enough to have six visitors. Each one came from a different and exciting country, but, according to them, our little town of Ramona was fascinating. They experienced an entirely different culture. They lived with people who spoke entirely different languages, ate different foods, and lived in different ways. Holger Knaut, from Hannover, Germany, says that Ramona is a nice, small town that is not much different from his home- town in Germany. However, the school system here is both different and easier. He misses his older sister, Siekc, and his friends. For fun, Holger enjoys participating in Jazz Band, playing his guitar, and meeting different people. “The best things about America,” he says, “are the weather and the beach.” Micaela Petrone, of Milan, Italy, really enjoys Ramona even though she says there is not much to do. She likes the warmth and all the greenery, and especially horseback riding. Although RHS is a small school, the atmosphere is nice, and the school activities are fun, unlike in Italian schools where there isn’t much social activity. Even though Mickey misses her friends, she says that she would love to stay here on a more permanent basis. Boris Klatt from Hamburg, Germany, likes Ramona, but says that it is quite small and there isn’t too much to do. He says that our school system is totally different from and more strict than in Germany. One of Boris’s favorite pastimes is working on cars, so he is sure to be seen in auto shop everyday. He misses his brother, friends, and German food; but he thinks that the weath- er, the beach, the people, and cars are the best things about America. Originating from the busy urban environment of Milan, Italy, Nicola DeBlasio really likes Ramona just because it is a little country town. He says that living here has given him a wonder- ful opportunity to learn different aspects of our American Cul- ture that he never knew before. His family and friends are what he has missed the most; but here in Ramona, he really enjoys the family he’s living with. He also likes our friendly American people and our beaches, and loves seeing all our San Diego sights. “It’s been a pleasure staying with you all,” Nicola said. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA! A treat for the incoming officers! The lighting of the candles. Future Farmer's Faces light up! Do you promise to ... ? This class helps students to increase their sense of personal worth and accomplish- ments. The students enjoy working with their hands and producing products. This year they have had many activities such as a barbeque, contest judging, speech con- tests, and project competitions. These all helped raise money for the Southern Re- gion Field Day, attended by more than four hundred high school students county-wide. On this special occasion, other San Diego schools came to Ramona High School and observed and enjoyed their FFA accom- plishments. This was the first Field Day Ramona had ever had. Mr. Bill Bowman enjoys teaching this subject because it is an important area of personal interest, and it has been all his life. 4 126 Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America (FHA) organization’s purpose is to provide leadership skills and promote learning in the field of Home Economics. Club advisor Penny Childers met with eigh- teen club members once a month. The club was very effective this year. They had several bake sales, and the club also collected money for needy causes like Runaway Centers, the elderly, and the abused children. The club rec- ognized these needy causes and took action. 127 Terisa Law, Stacy Pilkington, Theresa Hammons. Tammy Bain. Ruth Painell. Sanchcrrc Casteel. Trahcr Goff, Mrs. Childers. Service With Key Club is an important organization here at Ra- mona High School. This organization is run by Mr. Harris and he enjoys the small group of students who are involved. Even though this is a service club, the students still enjoy themselves. The fifteen members have worked at the Kiwanis 10K Father’s Day Run. assisted at the Senior Citizens Center, and helped SADD with many of their activities and assemblies. Ramona High School should be proud to have such an enthusiastic club. Thanks for helping the community and thanks for helping R.H.S. develop a new wave of spirit! Key Club: Chris Haas. Thomas Robershaw, Chris Bakker. Vince Mcrril. Denise Grabau. A Smile 128 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The FTA Club, directed by Mr. Michael Gallion, was developed to inspire and to in- form students about the teaching profession. The five members have viewed a film about different teaching styles and reviewed the five- step lesson plan. The club meets several times a month on the assigned club days. We are looking forward to this club’s suc- cess in teaching the future students of Amer- ica. 129 Dclisa Harrison. Guadalupe Romero. Susie Wilson. Cara Leach, ADVISOR Mike Gallion. Backpacking was one of the new clubs this year. Advisor Bob Nabors planned several trips for the year. They had a desert hike in March, and an overnighter in Aqua Tibia Wilder- ness Area in April. In July they will be taking a week hike in the Sierras. Mr. Nabors welcomed the opportu- nity of working with the boys and teaching them about wilderness areas, camping, and trout fishing. The students really enjoyed being outdoors, learning new survival skills and being able to complete a 50 plus mile hike in the High Sierras. These boys had to be in good physical condi- tion and have proper backpacking gear. Down The Slopes The 1987-88 Ski Club was full of eager people waiting to tackle the slopes. In December, the Ski Club headed for Utah for a fun-filled week of skiing. This year the Ski Club took a dif- ferent route, and went water-skiing during Spring Break. The spirited members met on club days to organize their trips. Members felt that it was well organized and lots of fun. They hoped more people would join the Ski Club next year, so they can plan another ski trip. This club was one of the most popu- lar clubs and is looking forward to another year of chills and thrills. Climbing To The Top The purpose of the R.H.S. Golf Club, under Mr. Hardi- man’s and Mr. Bossenbrook’s direction, is to promote in- terest in and support of the golf program. There were no seniors this year, but the younger members were very determined. One of the fundraisers this year included a Long-Drive Contest. The money earned was used to buy golf equipment for the team. The members also attended a golf lesson at the San Vicente Golf Course where they watched Dorf-on-Golf to learn new and better techniques. The group enjoyed meeting on club days, watching videos on golf, and preparing fundraisers for the upcoming golf season. Golf Club Bryan Wagner practicing putting. ChucLan Lantow practicing on her driving skills. Drafting Club The purpose of the RHS Drafting Club is to explore the C.A.D.D. (Computer Aided Drafting). This modern ma- chine helps the students to experiment with their ideas on a screen. The club also meets to socialize and have fun. They often meet during lunch, and on club days. They have about twelve people who are actively involved in the club, with Mr. McMicken as their advisor. 132 Student Trainers The 1987-88 student trainers were a dedicated and energetic team working all three seasons — fall, winter, and spring. This year’s were the most in- volved and the largest number of partici- pating students in Ramona High School sports and injury care and prevention history. Tina Brooklyn and Gina Tamburrino began the season during football’s “Hell Week beginning August 24, 1987, and keeping the same hours as the players. Elizabeth Cobian joined the team in the early fall and Natalie Anzaldua. Teresa Hanmond, Kristi Barrett, and Maggie Vallender just prior to winter season. This year the student trainers became CPR-and First Aid-certified. They cov- ered 90 percent of Ramona's home sport events, each student working 3 to 24 hours a week in addition to participating in ASB, volleyball, basketball, soccer, softball, etc. Among the injuries these skilled stu- dents were called to assist with were shoulder dislocations, fractured noses, fingers, arms, sprains strains to ankle, knee and muscle pulls. Elizabeth Cobian and Natalie Anzal- dua will graduate this year. We will miss them. The 1988-89 Bulldog athletes were unusually fortunate to have so many experienced student trainers re- turning. Top row: Elizabeth Cobian, Kristi Barrett. Micki Mcnnet-Martin, Natalie Anzaldua, Rayna Chaney. Bottom row: Tina Brooklyn, Teresa Hammond. Gina Tamburrino. 3 1. Micki Mcnnet-Martin tapes a wrist. 2. Tina Brooklyn helps wrap an arm. 3. Kenny Pcndell receives help from Student Trainer Teresa Hammond. 133 We Aim To Please The Ambassadors Club, headed by Mr. Jim Roulsten, is in charge of greeting any new visi- tors to Ramona High School. They also help in organizing and making all home athletic events run smoothly. The club has led board members on a tour of the RHS campus, and has greeted visiting athletic teams during home events. The fourteen active members met in the ROP Food Trades building at least once a month, and during club activity days. The Ambassadors Club has done a wonder- ful job in making everyone feel welcome at Ramona High School. 134 California Scholarship Federation What is CSF? Many students have asked the same question. The California Scholarship Federation is a club for high academic achievers. Students who have participated for four semesters are life members and receive special gold seals on their diplomas and school records. Members of CSF compete school-wide for cash awards and state-wide for the Seymour Award, which is considered the highest academic award given to high school graduates. Most colleges and uni- versities give special attention to CSF members and many set up scholarships especially for them. These are some of the many reasons students find it to be very important to be a part of CSF. You get so many benefits and opportunities for the future and have fun all at the same time! Mr. Hill has been the advisor for the last ten years of one of this school’s most important clubs. They have had a suc- cessful year with a good-size member- ship in the club. They had their annual candy sales to pay for their trip to Dis- neyland, something every member of CSF looks forward to. This year has gone well for them and they look forward to even better years in the future. First Semester -r Nizam Najd, Denise Grabau, Carl Rosscnau. David Saber. Thomas Robcrshaw, Bic Ha. Katya Saxton, Jimmy Breaux. George Maucr, Christi Emmerick. Chris Baker. Alice Parnell, Carin Meyer, Lisa Loncki. Second Semester 135 Mr. Hill — Advisor. Nizam Najd. Nicola DcBlasio, Thomas Robershaw, Solfrid Gjcrslad, Hclger Knaut. Julia DeFalla. Chris Baker, Chrisli Emmerick. Tonya Renner. George Mauer, Joann Hamilton, Alice Parnell, Christina Toth. Ruth Parnell, Lisa Loncki. SADD Students Against Drunk Driving Students Against Drunk Driving, under the leadership of Senior Courtney Fergu- son, had a very successful year. In the be- ginning of the year things were a little shaky, but the success grew after the Awareness Week which was held in No- vember. The week started off with a mock accident staged out in front of the school. The students worked closely with the Ra- mona Fire Department to make the simula- tion a success. The rest of the week was full of various activities such as a balloon lift- off, speakers, and a multi-media presenta- tion called “Friday Night Live”. SADD held a fundraiser on Halloween weekend called “Fill the Boot for SADD,” in which they earned over $700! The Fire Department also helped with that activity. As soon as the membership began to grow, more interest grew from the commu- nity also. The funds became available to start a Safe Rides chapter in Ramona, which was much needed for a long time. Hopefully, a program such as this will re- main open to students for years to come. The new officers for 1988-1989 have big goals to tackle next year. Some of them include: implementing programs at the ele- mentary and junior high school levels; keeping the Safe Rides program going strong; adopting Julian High School as a sister chapter; and, starting a peer counsel- ing program. We arc always looking for new members, so get involved next year! Left to right, back to front: George Maucr. Courtney Ferguson, Tiffany Milburn. Dalani Marose, Sandy Hattings. Shelly Rodgers. Jennifer Bazinct, Christy Emcrick. Tiffany Kesserling. Lynn Price, Joseph DeLosSantos. Susan Cornett. Pat Pinnow, Alex Rader. Debbie Hattings. Dianna Musscn. Tracy Larson. Penasquitos — Pancho Bernardo — Poway SAFE RIDES (STUDENTS HELPING STUDENTS) If you are in need ofa ride home between l():0()pm and 5:00 am. on Fridays, Saturdays and holidays Call 484-4493 P.O. Box 29414, San Diego, California 92129 136 Dear Students; I have been involved with SADD for four years, and I have seen many downfalls and successes of our group. It is difficult to fo- cus twenty-four hours a day just on one thing, especially in high school. I have been amazed at how many people really care about their future as well as the future of others. Obviously, enough people care to have kept the SADD chapter going. Yes, sometimes it was a little bit shaky, but we united our efforts and stabilized our goals. I am almost afraid to leave such a strong chapter behind, but I have no doubts about next year’s leaders. Their leadership skills will all be melted together as one, and our chapter will be stronger than ever! To all of you in SADD: I am going to miss you, but I have faith! Most importantly, to the students: Live to see your future. Think twice about drink- ing and driving. Don’t drive drunk. Good luck! Courtney Ferguson siamc aim Call For A Safe Ride Home Friends don’t let friends drive drunk. •' • UK St mi • Vf .L •’ •• OMIATIOW CO A c a d e m i c L e a g u e Academic League competition began on March 10th and the team did quite well since they had an experienced and highly qualified Varsity team, as well as some very bright Junior Varsity and Freshman play- ers. As was expected, the Seniors all had a very good season. Mr. Johnston has been the coach since 1983 when NACL began its first season. He said the strong point of the team was its solid experience and eagerness to compete. In all, it was a great year for everyone especially for Courtney Ferguson and Karenina Legg. the Varsity team's best players. Congratulations for having a great year! Mark Saber, Paavo. Mr. Johnston. George Maucr, Kari Matson Varsity Team: Lisa Glaser, Dezra Allen, Mr. Johnston. Otaway Thom- as. Courtney Ferguson, Erin Jacobsen. David Saber. mmrn l Jeremy Allen. Delisa Harrison. Mark. 1. Ota way casually waiting for the next question. 2. The Varsity team takes a break. 3. In the middle of it all is Mark Saber. 4. Mr. Johnston reads practice questions. 139 Auto Club Mr. Jordan’s Auto Club is a club which consists of twenty-two young, hard-work- ing, prestigious students who put a lot of pride into their work. Many of the mem- bers' goals are to become an automotive technician. Others are just interested in learning about their car and also working on other people’s cars brought into the shop. Many ample opportunities are offered to those in the club. They were privileged enough to be able to visit a G.M. assembly plant. Some students such as Mark Desko- vic, Daryll Covey, and Ben Elizaras were chosen to participate in a Trouble-Shooting competition. Tim Taber said the club was a “righteous” one and he really enjoyed being in it. So, if you’re looking to learn all about cars, the Auto Club is the place to be. Top row: Kit Grancre. Tom Erwin. Bobby Stcllick. Tony Bcrdew, Tim Taber. Derek Spiker. Darryl Covey, Arron Kunn. Chris Beery, Mike Jordan. Bottom row: Darrin Palmer, Chris Matson. Jason Williamson, Robert Graner. Tony Appodaca, Chris Gunnett. Choir The Ramona High School Choir has had a quite successful 1987-1988 year. They participated in the San Diego County 1,000 Voice Choir which was held at Point Loma College, sang at Norton Plaza in San Diego, had their Winter Concert in Ramo- na, and sang for various community organi- zations. In this class, students learn about proper singing techniques and the creativity of mu- sic. They had new costumes this year and hoped to create a new image for the choir. Through all the fun and friendship that they created, they all enjoyed singing to- gether, and learned the values of responsi- bility and cooperation. STAT BRATS Throughout the years Stat Girls have devoted their time and capability to take accurate stats for all sports. They have been willing to take time from their personal life to commit it to their high school. There were four football Stat Girls, two who covered defense, while two recorded the offense. As one of the girls wrote, the other two spotted the plays. “They were extremely professional, dedicated, and showed up at every game. Very loyal, said Mrs. DeBacco-Weddle. In basketball there were twelve girls who wanted to take stats, but four were chosen to take them. Each girl had to go through a test to see if she was able to take on the task. The girls had to meet before the games even started with Mrs. DeBacco-Weddle and the coach, so they would understand their responsibilities. The girls had to write ten different things for each player, a very difficult job. “They had a lot of perseverance,” said Mrs. DeBacco-Weddle. The Wrestling Stat Girls were very persistent in their jobs. They had to be alert, to record the precise number of pins, take-downs, and escapes during the matches. Sandy Hattings said, “I really had lots of fun and met some really great guys. It was a wonderful learning experience for all the girls. They learned re- sponsibility by being there promptly and regularly for each game. Overall it was a positive and rewarding experience to be part of the team. Mrs. DeBacco-Weddle — Advisor, Kristina Lee, Lisa Ayres, Darci Hannum, Jennifer Smith, Andrea Barr. Heather Ratzlaff. Kellie Klidcc. Mrs. Hood Advisor. Alison Phillips, Marie Bcrghouse. Christine Wheeler. Natalie Anzaldua, Sandy Hattings. Debbie Hattings. Dcbi Raschbach, Shanna Cravo, Bccki Barr 142 Jennifer Smith. Heather Ratzlaff, Kellie Klidee, Darci Hannum. Not pictured: Bridget Balcntinc. Andrea Barr. Kristina Lee. Lisa Ayres. Darci Hannum. Not pictured: Courtney Fergeson 143 Regional Occupational Program The Regional Occupational Program, ROP. is a program in which students receive specific hands-on-training for job-related fields. It gives students the experience necessary for obtaining cer- tain jobs more easily after graduation. Some of these classes include: Auto Shop, Computer Occupations, Drafting, Welding, Building Trades, and Food Trades. Ramona High School has one of the best Regional Occupational Programs in San Diego County, made possible by the hard work and enthusiasm of RHS teachers and students. 144 Current Events Politics The epidemic of Aids, Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, has shot through the world like a bullet killing many people. There is no cure known and the death rate is rapidly increasing. On October 19, 1987, the Dow Jones average took a terrifying plunge. It left many people and companies belonging to the New York Stock Exchange in total shock. Michael Gorbachev, of the Soviet Union, and his wife came to the United States to visit and talk to President Reagan about world peace. Mrs. Gorbachev and Mrs. Reagan didn’t hit it off well at the start of their visit due to the popularity and welcoming of Mrs. Gorbachev. Campaigns for the 1988 Presidential election began with Bush and Dole ahead for the Republicans, and Dukakis and Jackson in the lead for the Democrats. The Summit Meeting developed a treaty to ban medium and short-range nuclear missiles from Europe and Asia. This was the largest arms reduction in history. Oliver North aided Nicaraguan Contras from the profits of arms sales to Iran. 147 vliOERDALE Sports The Superbowl was held in San Diego at Jack Murphy Stadium. The Redskins defeated the Broncos. In Baseball's World Series, the Minnesota Twins beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 2. NFL Rookie of the Year Benito Santiago's 34-game hitting streak was the longest for a rookie, a catcher, or San Diego Padre, and 15th longest in major league history. The 1988 Winter Olympics were held in Calgary, Canada, where the United States received a total of six medals. Brian Boitano received a gold medal for Men’s Single Figure Skating. Dcbi Thomas received a Bronze medal for Women’s Figure Skating. Jill Watson and Peter Opergard took a bronze medal in Pairs Figure Skating. Bonnie Warner took sixth in Women’s Luge. Dan Jansen, an American Speed Skater who was expected to take the gold medal, fell during both of his runs. This terrible tragedy was brought on by the death of his sister on the morning of his race. 149 Entertainment Movies Dirty Dancing Good Morning Vietnam Fatal Attraction Three Men and a Baby Throw Mama From the Train Wallstrect Shoot to Kill Project X Return of the Living Dead Predator Platoon Robocop Music Whitney Houston-Whitney Depeche Mode-Music For the Masses Smiths-Strange Ways Here We Come INXS-Kick Debbie Gibson-Out of The Blue New Order-Substance George Michael-Faith Oingo Boingo-Boingo Dirty Dancing Soundtrack Salt N Pepa-Push It Michael Jackson-Bad 151 HAPPENING DRESS-UP DAYS Halloween Dress-up Day and Nerd Day were fun-filled and enjoyable. School spirit shone through in the participants’ exciting and creative get-ups. Jill Gaines and Cheryl Potter really turned heads in their outrageous Nerd costumes on ‘NERD DAY’. Thanks to the A.S.B. and Dress-up Days, the students can show their own individuality in the costumes they create. 1. Give a Hoot, don’t Pollute! 2. I know you want to BEE like me. 3. I wonder if he'll let us in class today? 4. A face only a mother could love. 154 5 Ll- RHS Cars On Display Ramona High School’s first car show was held this year during October in the student parking lot. There were five classes in which a car could be entered: La Bamba, which judged cars on a Mexican theme, the “Best” truck and car, judged on the best interior and exterior, Soundoff, judged on who had the best stereo equipment, and the Odd Ball class, for the car that didn’t fit into any other categories. The winners were: Truck — Bobby Brewster Car — Paul Murray Soundoff — Kevin Chmiel La Bamba — Lee Callaghan Odd Ball — Dean Winthur There was a lot of school participation and it was fun for all. We hope that it will eventually become an annual R.H.S. event. 1. Flower Power! 2. White Lightning! 3. Sweet-n-Low 156 Low-Tcch Turbo Let the good limes roll! How much would you pay for this car? “A mean 72” 157 PUTTING ON THE KIDS As the lights died down and the music started, Ramona High students came alive. As the spotlight shone on the band, the crowd went wild. Then Salt and Pepa rocked the house, with lead vocals Shawn Cook and Michelle Alarid, Denise Ragsdale on the turntables, and Humberto Torres as the backup. Out of the five groups Salt and Pepa was the overall winner. The first runner-up was Inxs, while second was The Cure. For honorable mention there was Weird A1 and Banana Rama. The band costumes were basically casual except for Banana Rama. They caught everyone's eye with their shimmering glamorous cos- tumes. Humberto Torres stated, “When the spotlight came upon me, I just danced as if 1 was all alone. He said he wasn’t really nervous, but some of the other bands were. All groups gave great performances! 1. Come on, I can't hold you both. 2. Go get 'em Shawn. 3. COME ON DOWN! 4. The winning group. Salt 'n Peppa. 5. This dance ain’t for everybody. 6. OH NO, I broke a string. 15 Winter Ball This year’s Winter Ball Dance was held at the Mt. Woodson Castle and was quite an experience for the many couples who attended, and were able to get in. Due to a situation involving a man with a rifle just outside the castle, many were not able to go inside, or leave. Ramona High was also in the spotlight on News- center 39 for being the only school in San Diego County to have a breath analyzer at a school function. Even though there were these minor problems at the 1988 Winter Ball, everyone in attendance had an enjoyable and very memorable evening. 161 GREAT IN ’88 This year’s winter sports had a memorable impact on the students at R.H.S. The Dawgs were very proud. Girls Varsity Soccer went to C.I.F. where they beat Castle Park, 3-0, and Christian, 2-1. Then they went on to the semi-finals, where they had a heartbreaking loss to University City in double overtime, 1-0. Gennctta John- son made All-C.I.F. and All-League M.V.P., First Team All-League, Joanne Hamilton and Gennetta, Second Team All-League, Amy Ledwith. Kari Matson, and Kristi Smoyer. Terra Bailey and Susan Anderson merited Honorable Mentions. This year’s Boys Varsity Soccer team made it to their sixth consecutive year in C.I.F. They had a bye, being seated second, going straight to the quarter finals, beating Castle Park 2-0. After that they went to the semi-finals, but were defeated by University City, 1-0. Derek Drago made All-C.I.F. and First Team All-League. Darren Drago and Vince Gammarano also made First Team All- League. Mike Diaz made Second Team and was team Captain. This year’s Girls Varsity Basketball team worked hard to drive themselves to the top. Seated first, they went straight to the quarter finals, conquering Our Lady of Peace, then onward to the Sports Arena, where they played Lincoln. With lots of enthusiasm the Bulldogs beat Lincoln, winning the C.I.F. in their division. They moved on to State, unfortunately losing to LaMore in the L.A. Sports Arena. Boys 87-88 Varsity Basketball played Lincoln in the San Diego Sports Arena. The boys were trying for C.I.F., but they lost to Lincoln. “Playing in the Sports Arena was a great experience for the Dawgs and for Ramona fans.” The Arena became aware of the Bulldog basketball, and the excitement the team brought to R.H.S. The team was great for the community, said Coach Schaffer. Chad Nelson received First Team All-League and Jason McCleanahan, Second team All-League, while Kenny Pendell, Tony Newman, and Nate Hollingsworth were Honorable Mentions. 1. Stop whatever you're doing. 2. Ready, aim. fire. 3. Hey. hey, you get out of my way. 4. Teamwork 5. Someone get it! 6. The early bird gets the worm. 7. Look out. man. 8. Where's the ball? 9. Let’s go. women, we can do it. 10. AND IT WAS! 162 3 The Battle of the Brains To start off the new season of the North County Academic League, our Ramona team held a teacher-student scrimmage, “The Battle of the Brains. Veteran par- ticipants included Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Owens, Mr. Ralston, Mr. Walker, and Mr. Bevill. Mr. Johnston, the teams' instructor, asked the questions which included the areas of English Grammar and Literature, Math, Science, Social Studies, Fine Arts, Current Events, and Foreign Language. At the end of the first two battles against the Freshmen and J.V. teams, the teachers were victorious. But the teachers went down in defeat against the Varsity team. All the players enjoyed participating, and the teachers said that they would welcome a rematch against the Varsity. 164 Bulldog Nightlife Around town the Bulldog Nightlife shows brightly. Many teenagers can’t wait until the end of the week rolls around so they can hit the Ramona Twin Cinema or the famous La Cocina for flautas. Other places they look forward to might be the Net, Lover’s Lane, Del Taco, or the various parties at friends' homes around town. For the younger crowds the 7-11 walls sound nice to hang out by. For the Skaters, well, anywhere there’s a curb or hill will be good enough to keep them entertained. Some older kids take the alternative and leave town for some dancing at After Dark or the Distillery to rock out to some Punk or New Wave, or maybe they’ll even get in a round of miniature golf. Whatever they choose, the Bulldogs are always finding ways of having a great “Night Life.” Friday Night Fever! 166 High School dances were sooooo exciting! 167 Mom. could you come pick me up? It’s 2:15; students everywhere rush to their lockers, grabbing their unwanted books, and practically run to their cars. Some rush home to catch the last few minutes of their favorite soap operas, while others may have more important plans. For the rest of us, getting to work on time is a top priority. More and more students are going out into the real world and earning money for themselves and their futures. Most parents want their teens to pay for their own cars, car insurance, gasoline, clothes, and any kind of entertainment. “We don't have any choice, said Devon Reed, “if we want to have fun we’ve got to earn money first.” Not all parents encourage their teens to have jobs. Some students receive low- er grades, and don't turn in their home- work in time. “We have jobs, and we have school work, and a lot of times we have to choose one or the other because we don’t have time for both.” said Jodi Winter. Some students don't need to have a job, just the extra spending money. “If you want extra spending money other than the necessary things your parents provide, then you’ve got to get a job,” said Angelica Guimond. So whether it’s working for a pay- check as a means of having a good time, or just keeping their cars too, students are having their fair share of work exper- ience overall. MAKING MONEY It’s always fun having that extra person around to share some fond memories with; who knows, maybe someday she or he will be your wife or husband. Without these special people, who would give you that ex- tra shove to get things done or that special hug you need when you’re down? These people will always hold a special place in our lives. Dana Novak and Danny Moser have been together two years. Dana said, “I’ve enjoyed every minute of it’’. David Ghering and Michelle Hill replied, “We’ve been going out for one year and have loved every minute of it”. Kim Maclnnes and Kenny Pendell have been going out for eight months and they affirmed that with- out each other, life would have no meaning. Who ever these people might end up with in the future, they will always remember their high school dream boats. Two of a Kind! -’• • 1. Chris Haas and Tonya Pierce 2. Roger Matros and Chcri Marchant 3. Mark Waddcl and Christina Tandy 4. Dave Ghering and Michelle Hill 5. James Goslcn and Kagie Ermel 6. Darren Palmer and Shannon 7. Thomas Peterson and Susan Cornett 8. Barry Spear and April Palmer 9. Jason Waite and Jennifer Abeel 171 TRENDS The one thing that nearly all students have in common are the styles of clothing and accessories they wear. Students tend to be “trendy , wearing only the clothes that are popular with the rest of the student body. Many of these popular items become trends, and this year we had lots to choose from. Acid-wash clothing (a faded blue denim) was extremely popular with students, and in order to blend in with the crowd you had to have at least one pair of jeans or a jacket made out of such denim. T-shirts were very popular, especially brands like Jimmy’z and T C surfer shirts. These shirts were worn by girls and guys alike, along with the one thing that will never go out of style, Levis. Not only do you have to worry about clothes, but also what’s going to cover your feet. Hiking boots were popular, along with a wide assortment of tennis shoes, such as Vans, British Knights. Reeboks, and, of course. Converse high tops. Clothes in pastel colors like peach, pink, and aqua, as well as dark colors such as black, gray, olive green, and rust were pop- ular this year. Bright colors were quite pop- ular for Bermuda and surfer shorts for both girls and guys. Baggie shirts which were favorites this year were sported in many of these colors. One of the most popular trends, the one the guys liked the best, was the shorter hemlines. The mini-skirt was back, more than ever, and most girls on campus had one. Wavy long hair was quite the rage for high school girls. Most girls found it hard to participate in this one style due to last year’s short-hair trend. Looking for some- thing to pull back their hair with, girls turned to “poofy” rubber bands and bright hair clips. All of these trends will be gone some time, but this year they were the thing! 172 KM SPECIAL MEMORIES OF 1987 Two of the most talked about events at R.H.S. are the A.S.B. convention and Prom. During the 1986-87 school year both were a tremendous success. The annual A.S.B. convention was held as usual in the R.H.S. gym. Along with the candidates, approximately 125 delegates gathered to witness the election of new A.S.B. officers. Prom, the other big hit of the year, had the romantic setting of the Grand Tradition in Fallbrook. Couples started with dinner and then were off for an evening of fun including carriage rides and magical walks around the pond. Both events helped to make last year’s memories special. 4 5 1. John and Tracy enjoying prom 2. Always and Forever 3. Did someone fall in ihe pond?? 4. Kari and her “King” 5. The Grand Tradition 6. There is no place like home. 7. A.S.B. Convention 1987 8. George Maurer’s Campaign 1 9. Delightful delegation 9 Pride and spirit, all the time, we're the class of “89”. Karen Ackerman Robert Ahshing Nichelle Aland Dave Allen Dezra Allen John Allen Christina Alvarez Andy Arndt Richard Asher Shelly Aury Alan Ayles Andrea Barr Dennis Barrett James Barwick Yvonne Batriz Rich Bauer Jason Bazinct Marie Bcrghousc Stephanie Bergman Denise Berry Dennis Berry Danny Biondo Holly Bisbikis Troy Bizzack Eddie Blackwell Bill Blackwood Dianna Blair Mike Blile Dave Bokovoy Scott Bolen Stacy Boston Bridget Bottomley Jim Bowen Colby Bradley Jimmy Breaux Kelly Brewer Jon Brodic Tina Brooklyn Jennifer Brown Kendra Brunje Corey Buesch Debbie Bullcn D.J. Bushway Carrie Butler Michelle Byrd Christian Caldwell Mocio Cajide Lee Callahan 178 Raqucl Callahan Jose Cardenas Lisa Carlon Shawn Carman Bccca Carmichael Willie Carmichael Janelte Carrisoza LaVonnc Carroll Aimcc Cassubc Miguel Castellanos Rayna Chancy Danny Chavez Chad Chilton Katherine Christianson Tammie Cirks John Clement Joe Clifford Alici Coakley Joseph Cobian Nora Cobian Roxanne Coble Miranda Colclasure E.J. Colia Danny Comstock Christopher Cook Mike Cook Janice Cornehl Susan Cornett Oscar Correa Lana Crooks Sheila Curlin Yvette Currie Matt Dart Miles Dart Nancy Davcy Shannon Dailey The Class of '89 has been called “One of the Best classes ever to come to Ramona High School.” When we look back on our high school years 1 think we will realize just how special those words really were. We have all grown together as one, and all of us will share these memories with each other forever. I thank everyone for all the support and concern, and I love you all ... Of course, this isn’t the end, just the begin- ning!! You guys are the greatest!! Your Junior Class President, Chris Richer 179 Santos DcLos Casey Dennis Whitney Dipaoio Jason Doomey Gia Doxcy Darren Drago Derek Drago Doug Dugger Kimberly Dunn Dave Dupont Rosa Duran Sandi Duran Sandra Durant Byron Eaton Henry Ebben James Ehcinas Anissa Ethington Bill Fallaw Junior Faulkner Jeremy Ferguson Becoming an upperclassman is a new and exciting experience. Other classmates be- gin to show more respect for you. Most stu- dents feel more accepted and noticed than they did in their Freshman and Sophomore years. “I get a few more privileges than underclassmen do and I also feel like the end (of high school) is nearer,” says Junior Linette Leppink. According to Lisa John- son, “Everyone respects you a lot more, not just the underclassmen, but other upper- classmen too.” In the past two years they matured a lot and learned many new things. Being an upperclassman is worth the wait! Melissa Fcudncr Eric Flcchsig Patricia Figueroa Jeff Fountain Roger Frakcr Matt Funk Jill Gaines Lea Gaines Jeff Galusha Matt Gammarano Marco Garcia Richard Garrison 180 James Garza Kelly Gibbs Will Gibson Michael Gifford r i n ' r-« tA f f ■' K I N l Mi pm 3! PH Todd Gilbreath James Goslin Dan Gonzales Jason Gonzales Debbie Graham Kit Grancrc Bob Grancr Shasta Grant Ulysses Grant Rodney Green Rhett Griffin Chris Gunnett Robin Haas Todd Hagwood Claudia Hallman Joanne Hamilton Ivan Hanson John Harms Eva Hatfield Kari Helton Darrell Herman Marcy Hetherington Debbie Hodges Louis Hocnigcr Marcel Hogervorst Nate Hollongsworth John Hoover Anita Huber Toby Hughes Damian Hunsakcr David Hunsberger Michelle Hurlstonc David Ingalls Jason Jackson Chrissy Jahn Paul Jarrett Patty Jauregui Dara Johnson Genneta Johnson Jodi Johnson Lisa Johnson Mike Jordan Patty Kalabsa Lanicc Karchcr Mishcl Kathawa Chris Kaufman Paul Keenan Robert Kennedy Lori King Carol Kingsland Jason Kcsscl Tiffani Kcsselring Debbie Kctchcr Boris Klatt Mark Klukowski Dan Koch Jennifer Kolowich Steve Kraft Michael Krutz Jerry Lairson Chuc-Lan Lanto Lance Larkin Tracy Larson Tami Lawler Jerry Lawrsen Becky Leandro Carlo Ledbetter Frank Ledezma Larry Lemire Linette Leppink Troy Lewis Terry Linch Ricky Lokers Lisa Loncki Jaime Lopez Salvador Lopez Roberta Lucas Mark Lukas Dan Lukerchine Todd Maccini Matt MaePetrie Chris Madsen Sidney Mallory Cheri Marchant Jessica Marquez David Martin Theresa Martinez George Maurer Joshua Maxwell Travis McClenaghan Kelly McClure Chad McCrite Jason McGhee Michelle McIntyre Nicole McKee Kevin McLain Arnulfo Mendoza Kristy Meskimen Carin Meyer Tiffany Milburn Kris Miller Phillip Mills Gerardo Moreno Francisco Munoz Dyana Musscn Rich Mash Teresa Neill Kathleen Nelson Tony Newman Darccc Newton Tim Nicolas Sam Noel Damon Nowlin Douglas Olsen Jeff Olsen Mike Osborne Jenniffer Owens Nadine Page April Palmer Chris Pankratz Lori Parlcttc Shawna Parrish Eric Pate Dale Patterson Jacob Pearce Eric Peters Allison Phillips Malt Plough Fernando Ponce Clini Posey Cheryl Potter Jackie Puga Heather Ratzcaff Tory Reece Devon Reed Kelly Reed Cody Reese Scott Reese Anthony Reeves Chris Richer Sheri Ritchie Shelly Rodgers Henry Rodrigo Robin Rutherford Karen Rydeen Michelle Sampson Patty Savage Jennifer Savala Bryan Scamfer Amber Shaper Carl Schmutz Otto Schneider Bryan Scruggs Sean Settcrberg Randy Shohara Dana Simpson Kelly Sloane Talia Smil Heather Smith Jason Smith Sherry Smitley How important are grades to Juniors? Very important when you consider that it is the last chance to bring up your grade point average before it is time to fill out college applications. When asked how they feel about their grades, most Juniors re- plied, “They are very important to me.” But then there are those who say, “Grades?? Important?? What??” In gen- eral, the Junior year is the year every high school student works the hardest (or, in some cases, SHOULD work the hardest). Pally Souza Randy Spilman Tim Spivey Jerry Staab Mike Stansberry Tawnya Slaten Hal Stevens Jason Stratton Erie Stroeckcr Michele Stoker Lon Story Synthia Story Michelle Stubblefield Lisa Sturges Jennifer Suter Roy Swanberg Gina Tamburrino AbeTarango Brooke Tash Christi Thomas Marilyn Thurston Susan Tidcy Leroy Tollard Kelly Tompson Jason Tovar Walter Tovar Candee Townsend Susie Tracy Anne Tustison John Urbach Melissa Vagcr Scott Valentine Mary Vallcndcr Meleea VanPattcn Don VanZandt f % | r 4 ■ ; 1 4 W H y rX 8 ? i SBBBBSKi 184 n n • i ? I Maria Vasich John Vaughn Toby Vazquez Lisa Vcrmuele Jesse Vikander Ruby Villa Tiffany Vogl Carrie Waibel Chad Wailc Jason Waile Danny Walsh Dena Walters Geoffrey Walters Sarah Waters Kelly Weitzel Christine Wheeler Richard Wiedcrhoeft Heather Wilfong Marie Williams Jason Wilson Ty Wilson Aaron Winchell Dean Winthcr Chris Whitehead Amy Whittington Michelle Wolf Dustin Wood Troy Wood Dawn Woodbury Dawn Wright Cyndi Zuniga We are strong and, yes, we're mighty, We're the class of “1990 ! 186 Christina Abarca Susan Abarca Erika Adams Polly Affcldt Jason Alstrand John Alvarez Jodi Anderson Julie Anderson Michelle Anderson Shawna Anderson Tina Apodaca Ken Appleton Jody Archibald Terra Bailey Deanna Bais Christopher Baker Eric Baker Gary Baldcrs Bobby Ballantync Robert Barber Jcremi Barfield Daniclc Batriz Cathec Beale Roxy Bcdia Carrie Bell Trevis Bcvans Armando Biondo Raven Blackwell Kisi Bohn Barrie Borchardt Brooke Borchardt Jerry Bothof Rick Bowen Amy Bradrick Leticia Brambila Steve Bridgeford Penny Broadhurst Erik Brock Will Brodic Zack Brothers Chris Brown Lisa Brown Elise Browning Rebecca Broyles Marcia Buechncr Corina Burkhart Heather Byrne Mary Cain Lane Cannon rtiip n n yi ♦ IL. n ( IL i i- Samantha Carey Shawn Carman Julie Casalcgno Xavier Castro Sara Cetina Shawna Clark John Collingwood Maria Cordoba Tcri Cortwright Michael Craft Mike Croxford Shane Degrootc Ana Diaz Isabel Diaz Suzanne Dillon Brandon Dipietro Tim Dominick Jose Dominguez Jake Doomcy Brian Duffy Christina Dunkailo Kim Eakes Lisa Eliott Christy Emerick David Englebrick Miguel Espinoza Karim Farhat Christa Fcrrick Bobby Fiddes Sean Fitzpatrick Douglas Ford Erica Fulk Gary Funk Chad Gabany John Gagnon Alejandro Garcia “Being the sophomore class president this year is so cool. Working with the ASB and my class is so fun. I want the class of “90” to know that I think they’re great and I love you all. Ya know, it's kind of like we’re a team when we work together on projects and everyone seems to always want to do his best. I hope everyone has had a good year and a lot of fun. 1 want to thank my officers and everyone else who has helped out this year. Thanks a bunch!!” Christine Dunkailo 187 “I thought-he said to turn right.” “He said to put the key in the ignition. I asked where the ignition was.” “I swear I didn’t see the old lady in the road.” “I forgot to take the car out of reverse.” The main topic of conversation with Sophomores this year was Drivers Ed. Mr. Jamison, the instructor, could be seen every day after school in the passenger’s seat holding on to the door of that ’87 metallic- blue Nova, with a kind of concerned look on his face. Stay off of the roads between 3:00 and 5:00 o’clock Monday through Friday. Watch out for that Nova as you see it screeching and lurching down the street. It’s only eager little Sophomores learning the “Rules of the Road.” 188 Junior Garcia Dawn Gardner Mike Garvin Clarice Giffcn Donald Glado Michelle Gober Rich Goepfrich Jim Goodman Sharolyn Goff Jodi Green Tracy Griffin Tim Hallett Nicole Halverson Bobby Hayden Jullicttc Hadgecock Heidi Heintzelman Melanie Heisc Alex Hendrickson Evelyn Hernandez Francisco Hernandez Ishmad Hernandez Poppy Hiser Cal Hocnigcr Trevor Hollimon Dana Holmgren Roman Hood Bert Hubbcll Dcnicc Huerta Trevor Hutchings Boris Ilic Kelly Isaac Amy Jacobsen Laurie Jancsck Katrina Jensen Todd Johnson Chanda Jordan C f) - n F n lra 1 n - ' • n m d M r V a f if 1 lil '1 n $ , i it n I f:i Wr o fcfc 1 f'% , j ■ i ii Angie Justice Sean Kelly Bryan Kibbe Maria Kilmer Billy Kirkman Kelly Klidy Adam Klukowski Wendy Kocnigsmann Cheryl Kolb Gabriel Krause Len Lacey Mathew Laky Annette Lapuzza Danielle Lavigre Kim Laws Neomi LeDezma Ruben Ledezma David Lembo Jon Levig John Liles Jose Llamas Danielle Logan Eddie Lopez Hector Lopez Jesse Lorentzen Jesse Losora Nathan Luce Jason Lucero Frankie Lujan Greg Lukacs Paavo Luoma June Mabrey Mark Madison Manuel Magallancs Jennifer Magargal Taliee Marchum Art Marin Tony Marmolcjo Brian Martes Caroline Martz Jane Mason Kcri Matson Scott Mattson Steve May Robert McCollcy Megan McConvillc Darbi McCritc Dawn McIntyre Nicole MeSwain Shane Melvin Ginger Merritt Jason Mettlcr Neva Miller Eryca Mitchell Tim Monetta Jessica Moon Chantelle Moore Chris Moore Estha Morales Roberto Morales Mariccla Morgan Dawn Mosser Ginger Mowery 190 George Munoz Jessica Nash Jennifer Nelson A.J. Nclcon Kiersten Newman Matt Nored Gabe Ocampo James O’Conner Teresa O'Dell Justin Olsen Jeff Oran Jason Orlando Dominic Ortcea Mark Owen Tiffony Padilla Jeffrey Parker Alice Parnell Cruz Patino Timothy Pauley Desiree Pavlir Lynn Pearson Toni Pearson Bobby Petersen Summer Peterson Jason Phillipson Jeannie Pinnow Adam Ponce Amy Powell Jason Pratt Stacey Prine Scott Profitt Tammy Pruitt Candi Pullen Candy Quinones Jennifer Rabehl Melinda Ramal Kelly Reed Samantha Reed Michael Rever Laura Rexroad Harold Rice James Rice B.J. Ritter Lorena Rodriguez Brian Rogers Laurie Romine Michelle Romine Shamara Roscon Debra Rossbach John Rowland Wendy Ruckle Rhyan Rydeen Mark Saber Rosa Salazar Tina Saldivar Matthew Savage Chad Savala Jennifer Savala Katya Saxton Rachel Scanlan Jake Schakel Carl Schmutz Danny Schneider Fun And Games! Most RHS Sophomores responded enthusiastically to new activi- ties and a revamped Friday schedule. They also liked the after-school activities. Nicole Halverson said, “There should have been more pep assemblies than club meeting days.” She loved watching people goof around and have fun during lunch activities. Oneactivity that she really enjoyed was the Hot Buns competition. Most of the Sophomores liked the spirit andparticipation their class had this year. Maria Cordoba said the dances were great because more students were going. Maria was also glad to see more people showing up at the volleyball, basketball, and football games. Lisa Vitale thought that the assemblies on drug and alcohol abuse were useful and she would like to see more of these at Ramona High. It’s obvious the Sophomores were really a fun-loving group who appreciated the excitement of all the activities and new-found school spirit. I a o C3 ft n p rm vj fT o' n a (! i«! o i i ' Jason Slad Tonya Smit Donald Smith Jamie Smith Jenny Smith Kelley Smith Susan Smith Kristi Smoyer Tim Sojourner Jeremy Sommer Donald Southwick Tom Spivey Sasha Staggs Jess Stinnett Julie Stoddcn Jennifer Story John Swafford Ryan Taber Lisa Taylor Todd Taylor Frank Thomas John Thomas Krista Thorton Rob Tompkins Bich Ha Ton Christine Toth Robin Tovar Jennie Trimmer Chad Tucker Steve Tucker Fred Tustisoon Ronald Underwood Maggie Valender John Vance Jose Vasquez 191 Manuel Vejar Becky Vcngler Lisa Vitale Bill Vorcc Niki Vrooman Marc Waddell Shawn Wahlcr Jaime Walters Todd Waples Heather Webb Erik Welbaum Timothy Welch Beth White Tracy White Aymcc Williams Bobby Williamson Tami Willis Bob Wilson Daniel Wintcrton Laurie Withrow E.J. Wohifiel Veronica Woodruff Rhonda Wooliscroft John Wool man Crystal Worseck Richard Yakkay Nicki Young Mark Zorica Marty Zulkcski Oscar Zuniga 193 We are Freshmen, We have fun, We're the class of “91”! Dolores A barca Tonya Abbe Jenifer Abeel Duane Adams John Adams Mark Adams Paul Adams Blanca Aguirre Jesse Alatorrc Shannon Alducnda Marie Alfonsi Dave Allen Jeremy Allen Derek Alschbach Steve Alshousc Linda Alvarez Michelle Antony Amanta Arevalo Lisa Ayers Corrine Bacorn Tammy Bain Brian Bair Elizabeth Baker Faviola Barajas Andrea Baran Rebecca Barr Jesse Barragan Kristine Barrett Eric Barron Larry Barton Reyna Beasley Lori Beckwith Rebecca Bcdia Cora Bccm Jenifer Beliveau Cleave Berdzar Sandra Berghouse Kelly Bcsanson John Bick James Bigbee Scott Bledsoe Micheal Blevins Daniel Blile Angelic Bothof Jason Bousquet Tamara Bowen Ralph Bradley Michelle Bredow David Bridenbaugh Sasha Brooke Laurie Brooklyn Clinton Brown Toby Bunting Kristina Burns Kimberly Caccavale Shawn Callahan John Cappasola Jason Carmen Charles Carmichcal Maria Carmona Ben Cass Rick Cassubc Pati Cetina Scott Chaboudc Gregory Chandler William Clark Jeannette Cloward Cesar Cobian David Collins Carrie Cooper Antonio Corona Roy Correa Shanna Cravo Richard Crook Andrew Cummings Bob Curry Bill Dan Forth Jody Daniels Shannon Darby Christopher Dart B.J. Davis D.J. Davis Roberto Delgado Yolanda DcLos Santos Matt Dcskovick Best Fresh Yet? Were they really Ramona’s “Best Fresh Yet’’? Well, they sure thought so, and the Freshmen sure had a way of showing it. They proved themselves by defeating the J.V. football team in a scrimmage and plac- ing third in the Avocado League. The team had outstanding enthusiasm and team spir- it. One of their ways of letting people know how proud they were was by wearing their “Best Fresh Yet’’ T-Shirts donated by one of the team member’s moms. Good Luck in the future guys — and congratulations on living up to your T-Shirts! 195 Butch Dias Todd Dick Jose Dinero Nicole Dresch Teresa Dreyer Brandon Drouillard Goeffrey Dugan Laura Duncan Jonas Dunn Matyldc Duran Jason Emcrick Olivia Escobar Ruben Estrada Everybody who has gone to high school remembers being a Freshman and that dreaded first day. You can't sleep the night before, and you’re worried about such things as what to wear and getting lost. Comments such as “I was very nervous, I was scared, and “I felt totally lost! are all very common. Although, there are some who feel like this, and some who don’t. Too some fresh- Luis Ethington Heather Eudy Angela Evans Jack Evans Shane Evens Sarah Farhat Jason Fcnrich men it’s not a major experience. It wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be, said Pa- trich Guimond. He is one of the lucky few. Brett Ferguson Megan Firth Veronica Flores Daniel Floro Maia Fourmyle Gerardo Garcia Marta Garcia Timothy Gardener Michcal Gimeroy Andrew Gill Jason Gilmore Niki Glaser James Gocpfrich Max Gorsc Steven Graner Sandra Griego 196 April Gricss April Griffcn Tina Groth Brian Gucrrant Patrick Guimond Gina Gurling Michelle Hallmann Jason Hamilton Teresa Hammons John Hanson Janet Hardin Jeff Hargrove Sherri Harris Delisa Harrison Debbie Hattings Ronald Haynic Frank Hernandez Erin Hilbert Mark Hillycr Andrew Hoeben Richard Hubble Allen Hunsburger Claudia Jauregui Elizabeth Jauregui Javier Jaugregui Matthew Jensen Sheila Justice Jimmy Kaupas Vickie Keen Sara Kellcnbargcr Jackie Kelley Maria Ann Kelley Erin Kelly Donald Kendig Jeff Kendrick Brandie King Tara King Montree Kiracofc Angie Kirkman Heather Knowles Cody Knox Kara Kolowich Teresa Lane Jennifer Lapointe Paul Larmour Dalani Larosc Erin Larsen Stephen Lawrence Rocina Leandro Brenda Lederman Christina Lee Jennifer Lcipold Jesse Lcyug Ava Linch Jose Lopez Maria Lopez Sandy Lopez Cathy Lorentzen Matthew Lovell Ann Mabrey Charlyn Maccini Michcal Maclean Mary Mandgie 197 198 Jeff Manno Eric Market David Marquez Chelsea Marshall Rhea Martin Aida Martinez Gabriela Martinez Nate Mascia Bill Masson Stacy Maxa Tammy Maxwell Ryan Maylcn Greg Maynard Dawn Maync Robert McCowin Wade McCritc Allison McGregor Trisha McKinney Robert McMickcn James McMillcn Adolfina Mendoza Christopher Meyer Tifany Milner Alice Moll Ryan Monfort John Morgan Amy Moseley Anthony Mudd Jay Mueller Berta Munoz Michael Murray Marc Myers Troy Nasco Janet Niederheiser Vince Noel Tony Nofal Angela Northcutl Charles O’Brien Michael Olsson Heather Oster Angie Parzino Brandi Pate Noe Patino Alvin Pauley Dionne Peck Luis Perez Rob Perkins Ken Petrovich Dennis Phalin Jennifer Phillips Patrick Pin now John Plough Joe Pollard Charlene Potter Matthew Prather Aaron Pratt Felicia Prejean Lynn Price Erin Pritchett Brian Profancik Elizabeth Puga Alexandra Rader Melinda Ramey Juan Ramirez Scott Rasmussen Matt Rathjc Kimberly Renfro Michelle Renfro Troy Renner Mindi Rcyclts Michael Reynolds Kimberley Rico Chad Riese Gabriel Rivera Cynthia Rodrigo Lorelei Rodriguez Marina Root Marisol Ruiz Melinda Rupitz Josh Rusdahl Heather Ryan Scan Sadowski Rafael Salas Rigo Salas Tiffany Salayer Sam Salmon Robert Sampson Ricardo Sanchez John Schilstra Leva Schneider Steve Schnecr Jacob Schock Zachary Schwank Joshua Shupc Brandon Siewert Ryan Simpson Christopher Smith Darren Smith 199 200 Jennifer Smith Karen Smith Marcy Smith Shawn Smith Steven Smith Tom Smith Andrea Solis Braidy Sommer Jacob Spaniol Scan Spiewak Dennis Sprong Josic Stephens Macy Stevens David Stevenson Frances Stoddard Donnie Stoffel Trina Stoops Troy Storey Jennifer Stratton Greg Stroecker Maurice Strong Nicole Struiksma Corrie Stultz Kristy Swanberg Christina Tandy Leslie Terrants Jerry Taylor Robert Templeton Tracy Thomas Crissy Tobiason Chad Tollard Bich Ha Ton Angie Torres Jesus Torres Miguel Torres ■■I ■■■ I n ni n vW ' n A K. f-' p j Rojelio Torres Kiomara Tovar Cheryl Tracy Danny Trujillo Todd Tuggle Jeff Turner Melissa Ulmer Alex Valdez Daniel Vcnglcr Gabriel Viramontes Bryan Wagner James Waner Becky Wassell Kevin Wedin Jimmy Weitzel Nick Welbaum Chris Welch Kyle Wenger Ben Wertz Stacey West Jason Wheeler Ama Day White Erin White Rene Wilcox Holly Wilson Jared Winchell David Witherow Allison Wohlfiel Brian Wulfman Nich Young Sasha Zuniga ADMINISTRA TION The 1987-88 school year has been one of considerable growth and change for everyone at Ramona High School. 1 hope that this has been a good year for everyone. High school affords great opportunities for everyone. If you can say that 1987-88 has been a great year for you, it is because you made it that way. The attitude we bring to this experience is the key ingredi- ent in making it a success or a failure. Positive thinking, and the effort to back it up, makes all the different. Failure comes when people expect to fail and do nothing to prevent it. I wish success for all of you. Ramona High School is a good place, and your attitude makes a difference. Jim Roulsten, Principal Jim Roulsten — Principal Ron Carter — Assistant Principal Not Pictured: Chuck Pulcrano — Assistant Principal Joe Carlson — Assistant Principal 204 Counseling Department Roland Bossenbroek Ginny Wohlfiei Office Staff Jolene Dayton, Vikki Celaya, Lilian Agnew, Linda Royer. Judy Blanchard, Barbara O'Hera, Linda Mulick. 205 Faculty Mr. Andersen Mrs. Annicharico Building Trades English Dept. Mr. Asimos Business Dept. Mr. Bair Math Dept. Mr. Baniaga Science Dept. Mrs. Bedia Spanish Mr. Bevil Mr. Bowman English Dept. English Dept. Mrs. Bridgewater Mr. Bringham Ms. Butler Mrs. Childers Science Dept. History Dept. Business Dept. Home Economics Mr. Cosentino Mrs. Dcbacco-Weddle English Dept. Math Dept. fffFj Q 3 1 ■ ■ Mr. Fuhrman Mr. Galli English Dept. History Dept. 206 And Staff Mr. Gallion Mrs. Gcldcrt History Dept. Dance Mr. Hardiman Math Dept. Mr. Hill Spanish 207 Mr. Kulbacki Math Dept. Ms. Lcitlcin German Mrs. Marosz Science Dept. Mrs. Martain-Kiement Business Dept. Mr. McMicken Mrs. Mihalik Mrs. Mixer Industrial Arts Dept. English Dept. English Dept. Mr. Nabours History Dept. Mrs. Owens History Dept. Mr. Page Math Dept. Mr. Phelps Science Dept. Mr. Pittsford Physical Education Mr. Price Mr. Schaffer Science Dept. Math Dept. 1 Mr. Schwartz Drivers Education Mr. Simonson Industrial Arts Dept. Mr. Skahan History Dept. Mrs. Smitley Business Dept. Mr. Soroka English Dept. Mr. Tamburrino English Dept. 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