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

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Scenic Time Change A new parking lot enabled students to take less time in finding that one open space, a new bike rack allowed for the safe keeping of motorcycles and bikes during the time at school. An extended break, by five minutes, finally granted at the end of the first quarter, permitted students to converse with friends longer and eat slower. With a shorter lunch, more students were seen on campus eating their lunch rather than going out. The over all time change affected the scenery but the basics of everday school life remained in tact. Break and lunch lines were long but the patience of hunger held out. Instead of hitting the fast-food joints students were satisfied with what lunch from the school cafeteria had to offer. t Opening 9

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I don ' t have to park in the street! was a popular statement about the new parking lot as well as the thought that it looked a lot nicer than dirt. A dirt area for bikes made do for 11 years but a new, fenced in, black-top area was more than welcomed. 8 Opening

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Good Times An idea at the ASB retreat in May of ' 81 turned into a Halloween dance in October or San Dimas Live in February. A year of planned activities were engaged in by all that were willing and able. Clubs were more active than ever and rallies were a hit as usual. Many involved themselves in noon-time games during Homecoming and Club weeks and others gave their time in the snackbar after school. Name any activity and someone will have participated in it. The year was full of fun and excitement and the activities only enhanced it. Freshmen Jason Patterson and Christina Yoder dressed their Roger Iwig and Brian Patterson attempt to subdue the dreaded Kamikazi best for Halloween. ball, Mr. Pibb. f 10 Activities Division