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

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Andrea Rodriguez carefully shapes her mug in ceramics. Drum Lieutenant Erik Van Curen helps lead the halftime activities. Band members strive for that perfect sound during a practice session. As all good musicians do, chorus members warm up before a song. Painting class gives many students a chance to be creative. Here, Ron Arcino, Stanley Birge, and Kim Cardona work diligently on projects. Using watercolors, Cathy Goodrich creates a weather-worn cowboy in paint- ing. 7. Chorus members await the cue from Ms. Baker to let loose their song. Fine Arts 109

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Creating Under Pressure Anyone involved with the fine arts knows what it is to be under pressure. Band and chorus members had to learn their music and be able to re- main calm when performing in front of audiences. Ceram- ics, painting and drawing students had to be creative under pressure as they had pieces of art to be done and deadlines to meet. The reward was an exhibi- tion of talent at concerts, art exhibitions, and ceramic sales. Outstanding talent re- ceived honors and recogni- tions. Two such students were Elaine Burn, who was a member of the California Music Association All-State Honor Choir and the South- ern California Vocal Associ- ation Honor Choir, and Linda Lock, who was a Southern California Vocal Association Honor Choir Alternate. 108 Fine Arts

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110 Science And P.E.