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

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Time In Mind Six hours a day, five days a week, (with an occasional vacation day) teachers taught what they knew best. Using a number of non-school hours, teachers made up tests and lesson plans, corrected papers and even coached and helped with school functions. Keeping themselves and students on schedule to make it to that last day in June, teachers provided students with home- work, quizzes, tests and the much appreciated free days. With the help of SchuUer ' s notebooks and Sanders ' chemistry final, time flew by. Though days were sometimes frustrating staff and faculty seemed to have made it through one more year keeping time in mind for next year. Mr. Godbey, a familiar face to seniors, discusses grammar with his English IV class. Always with a smile is Mrs. Elliot, principal ' s secretary. 118 Faculty Division