San Dimas High School - El Santo Yearbook (San Dimas, CA)

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Advanced woodshop student Richard Kerr measures carefully in order that no mistakes are made. Heather Long works on the wheel finishing up her ceramics project. P Academics Division 101

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Time In Class Classes ranged from ceramics to advanced math. Each year had certain required subjects and the rest were left as elec- tives. Depending on the route one was to take, a wide variety of courses were chosen to fit a student ' s needs. A schedule might have been as heavy as chemistry, ad- vanced math, English and U.S. History or a not so hectic schedule as P.E., typing, English, sewing and psychology. No matter what the class or schedule students involved themselves in class projects and developed skills for future use. ► Sheila Fieck and Kelly Shively go over a Spanish III The first ten minutes of Ms. Miller ' s English I class are devoted to writing in assignment. journals. 100 Academics Division

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1. Robbie Fry concentrates intently on his work. 2. Don Osterholt sands and smoothes his project in woodshop. 3. Mike Cornelius measures and draws to make his work exact. 4. Richard Haynes pauses momentarily from stirring his ingredients to pose for a picture. 5. The finishing touches are put on her macrame project by Sheerie Knoll. 6. Leasa Thompson practices the art of punch-hook in sewing. 7. With their attention fully into their work, Susan Crespo and Susan Minieri prepare their next project. 102 Home Economics Industrial Arts