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

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Ed Wolfe Band, Guitar Irene Wolschon Office Occupations Bcv Woods Physical Education Julie Zeller English, Class of ' 84 Adviser Time Off Which would you prefer: kayaking, tennis, racquetball, or school? Teachers aren ' t just that; they enjoy lots of other things than making work- sheets, writing tests and grading papers. Teachers ' most-liked activities often dealt with the outdoors. Mr. Olson runs every day and also kayaks when he has the time. Mrs. Callahan is a wilderness guide; Mr. Black goes off to the forest service come summertime. Many teachers enjoy the moun- tains, like Mr. Abbott and Mr. Roecker. During his summer honeymoon, Mr. Vi- cino shot the white-water ra- pids of the Trukee River in Northern California. Racquetball is enjoyed by Mr. ' s Gale, Givens, and God- bey, while Mr. Sanders, Mr. Schmitz, Mrs. Woods, and Mr. Pisani enjoy the less ac- tive but equally rewarding art of family-watching. Families to forests, the teachers here are always on the go. He might rather be hur ting, but Mr. Lyman is demonstrating ceramic techniques. Faculty 127

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Maurice Schmitz Photography, Printing Jean Schuller Social Sciences Don Warhurst Physical Education 126 Faculty

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w They Keep It Going For all the school ' s dirt, trash, and broken lockers there is but one daytime cus- todian. Duane Scholtes has been helping the administra- tion run the school since its start in 1970, out-staying one previous principal and five sets of vice-principals. Through it all he still enjoys his work: I like my job. Ev- ery year it ' s a little different. What does a head custodi- an do? The job is not entirely sweeping halls. Mr. Scholtes sees to it that the mechanics of the school do not interfere with the teaching process. He keeps the lights and air con- ditioners working and sets up the sound systems and seats for assemblies. His job also includes getting up in the middle of the r ight to an- swer the school ' s burglar alarm. I ' m in charge ... everything goes through me. I know where everything is in this school. If all goes right, Mr. Scholtes will retire in four years and no doubt the school itself dreads the day when he will leave. I have tried to train a few men, he said, but they don ' t stay. Beverly Gaunt Instructional Aide Patricia Hale Instructional Aide Suzanne Linley Student Store Evelyn Hill Cafeteria 128 Staff