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

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fsl Tina Stanley Terri Stowers Raymond Stiickland Kimberly Strock Tracey Taylor Michael Tener Bill Thorpe Theresa Thraen Lisa Tingwall i David Todd Darrin Turner Kirt Turner Susan Udris Henry Van Thinh Van Maria Vasta Carolyn Villalpando William Wade Chris Waldo Kerry Walker Theresa Walker Sheri Ward Dennis Watson Tami Webster Mike Weinman Jocelyn Whiteside Wendy Wietzke Michelle Wilhite Eric Wilmsen Anita Wilson Christina Yoder Cinny Youngworth Jerry Zamagni Eric Zappcy Not Shown: Frank Ahumada Frankie Bence Joe Boyersmith Jeffrey Bunker Michelle Burdick Wei-Shan Chang Robby Charland Richard Colameo Frank Coaer Michael CrowcU Aki Davis George Eichenberg Rick Guenther Richard Gutierrez David Hill Dora Hinojos John Holeman Penelope Jefferson Timothy Kane George Moore David Morgan Paulette Mosco Cindy Palmer Audrey Perkins Anthony Roberts Ben Roech Robert Russell Billy Shaffer Cathie Spillman Michael Stroys Edward Tate Frieda Thompson Allen Turin Kanara Ty Elizabeth Webster Kenneth Weiman Tanya Worth Freshmen 139

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Ricky Rogers Stephanie Rogers Jamie Rosenbauer Mike Row Maria Rudolph Shelly Ruiz Steven Sabath Anna Sanchez Lynn Schabarum Joann Schaefer Rob Schlaeg Tammy Schlunegger Jodi Schneider Richard Schwarz Wendi Secor Kimberly Sepin Darrell Shimel Steve Shoemaker Kathy Siegl Cindy Smith Kiersten Smith Lelia Smith Mike Smith Shelley Smith Tambra Smith Dianne Snyder Alika Souza Cheryl Springemann Michael Stanley Off To A Fresh Start Some people move quickly from P.E. lunch. Freshmen are uninhibited and fun to teach, said Dean Karnoski, who taught six sec- tions of freshmen, social Studies. With their fresh start in a new school they meet new people, make new friends, and find new activities. With the new start come many ad- justments — the open cam- pus, many more people, dif- ferent teaching styles. The year is one of growth — mentally and physically. In the beginning they ' re shorter, said Katie Miller, but by the end of the year a lot of them are taller than I. They like that. 138 Freshmen

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' ,11 ' i I 1 1 «L K v T |ii -J M L Ji ' m A : J ■ V. MU JaJ ■ F ' B M KM K v Between films, Erik Shipcott waits patiently for his score on the simulator. Sophomores At Last It ' s heartening to know they won ' t be picked on any- more. It ranked right up there with taking GSR — driver ' s ed — and getting a class ring. As freshmen they really get tired of being put down. Everyone went through it and many were heard to say, I ' ll never do that. The promise gave way to tempta- tion and sophomores picked freshmen in the ritual on way. The most wanted class on campus was General State Monette Adams Grade Aguirre Cindy Ahumada Frankie Alejandre Requirement. Nearly half the sophomores enrolled in dri- ver ' s ed first semester alone. It ' s the class needed to get into behind the wheel train- ing which is needed to get a driver ' s license. Even though it is a required class, I look forward to it because I will be one step closer to get- ting my license. No longer being the youn- gest class, wearing a symbol of their class spirit, and being able to drive made for a good year. Charles Allen Tammy Allen Ricardo Alonzo Renee Alvarado After GSR, Tamu. r acos6e finds herself in the simulator for several days before hiding the streets with behind the wheel. Sylvia Alvarado Norman Ames Crispen Anderson Ron Arcino Robert Baldwin Mike Battaglia Beth Baumgartner Darren Bautista Andreas Bechtler Kimberlie Beltran Kristen Beruti William Biggers 140 Sophomores