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

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Representatives Front: Nancy Wilcox, Christine Sanchez, Roxanne Suela, Jennifer Basile, Susan Udris, Valerie Mnran, Kathy Siegl, Tracey Taylor, Elaine Albert, Kim I ' ojds.Cina Patz, Elaine Burn, Row 2; George Eichenberg, ' A ' ihoni twin, Kim Gee, Kathy Capps, Kathy Leake, Bi ' c;xv Morgan, Steve Westfall, Duane Roquemore, Frank MoiT:- vito Palmisano. Row 3: Stewart Snelson, Mike Sanchi. ' ., iviarcus Glasgow, Carl Giles, Tony Ananea, Bri- an Cunningham, Cameron Steck, Gary Gaines. Not Shown: Cheryl Springemann, Angle Houg, Al Ochoa, Robert Gonzalez, Karen Nimerick, Richard Hail, Yvonne Puente, Kurt Turner, Duane Rodriquez, Stacey King, Syl- via Alvarado, Tim Martin, Bill Wuertz, Carl McKinnis, Linda Ruiz, John Baertich, Tammy Clark, Brenda Shear, Debbie Rees, Tony Knight. 112 A5B

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They Build Strong Minds And Bodies Science is a for the body as well as the mind. Though only one year of science is re- quired for graduation those who really want to know how things work — elect to take biology, chemistry, and physics. Freshmen and sophomores have to take physical educa- tion but many juniors and seniors elect to take sports or body conditioning and weight lifting where science is applied to the student bo- dies. 1. There ' s a right way to skin a cat which Mrs. Thompson demonstrates. 2. Freshmen wait for Mrs. Woods to explain the science of volleyball. 3. Biology aide George assists Tracey Viggers in learning the bones of the body. 4. The body conditioning class shapes up under the leadership of Ms. Blackman. 5. The muscles are stretched before each game — in P.E. or team sports. P.E. And Science 111

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A.S.B. Does The Job A.S.B. council got off to a good start as they came to school a week early to paint the trash cans and tables. They were also on hand to welcome freshmen at orienta- tion. ASB sponsored dances, a life-sized Christmas card contest, San Dimas Live, and lunchtime activities. The busy group always seemed to be doing some- thing but adviser, Dennis King, encouraged them to do more. Besides entertaining the students there were other functions. ASB is very po- litical, said Mr. King. We don ' t just have two parties. The leadership class met daily, second period, had ex- ecutive council meetings ev- ery week and House of Re- presentatives meetings every two weeks. 1. Class representatives take notes dur- ing a House meeting. 2. One of the duties of office is to hang officers ' pictures in the office. Mark Alexander adjusts the portraits. 3. ASB officers conduct a House Meet- ing in G-4. Front: Girls ' Athletics Commissioner Liz Swyter, Freshman Class President Linda Mor- gan, Treasurer Maria David, Vice President Kurt Edwards, President Mark Alexander, Secretary Stacey Coleman, Club Commission- er Kelly Poff, Student Store Manager Wendy Jackson. Row 2: Senior Class President Ron Lenhart, Concession Commissioner Roger Iwig, Parliamentarian Kevin Kelley, Activities Commissioner Terri Jacobs, Pep Commis- sioner Kim Paine, Historian Lisa Chavarria, Boys ' Athletics Commissioner Mike Su- chanek. Publicity Commissioner Brian Patter- son, John Cash. ASB 113