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

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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