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

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Carpool To B ig Mac ' s The status symbol for ju- niors was a pink card in their wallet that while giving them the off campus privilege also emptied their wallets of lunch and gas money. Though the cafeteria offered a student lunch for a dol- lar, students were willing to pay two to three dollars not to mention the price of gas. Sixty-three percent of the juniors and seniors got off campus passes, and over half of them used them daily. They economized by car pooling. Was it worth anticipating for two years to discover the wait brought them a shorter lunch? The lunch period was cut by five minutes anyway, and going out made the time even shorter. I wish it was longer, but I still go out, said junior Kim Paine. De- spite the complications, ju- niors liked their new free- dom. Six passes for six bodies — that ' s what I look for, says Mrs . Yeske. The new exit eases the problem of leavir»g the crowded parking lot. I Karri Robertson Danny Robert Karen Robinson Sandra Rochelle Rene Rochette Renee Rodriguez Kimberly Rojas Erika Rollfinke Duane Roquemore Jim Rose Juniors 153

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Sheerie Knoll Kathy Kuntz Jim Larcum Devi Lacoste Michelle LaFargue Eric Leavitt Chris Lewis Jeffrey Lively Rosemarie Liwag Vickie Loghry Heather Long Timothy Loyo Carminda Maducdoc Tom Magdziak Michelle Martin Alisa Martinson Damon McCants Gary McCartney Michael McLain John Meyer Lisa Millice Gerardo Misquez Juan Molitor Aaron Monroe Sharon Mooney Becky Morgan Glenn Morris Tom Morrison Neil Munnoch Lili-Anne Nadeau Chona Navarro Christopher Nee Linda Newman Jeff Norsworthy Naohisa Ogawa Lani Ortloff Steve Oswalt Kimberly Paine Gina Patz William Pearle Lakeita Perkins Terri Persing Shelley Perysian James Pfannenstiei Yvette Picconi Carrie Pigford Michelle Pillow Samantha Platz Ron Pollare Marnie Powell Keith Raynes Nannette Razo Vickie Redding James Rials Rhonda Ringger Kelly Ritchey jRfiOfifi 152 Juniors

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Phyllis Royal Linda Ruiz Shawn Salgren Gina Schmaltz Bcrnadette Sanchez Roel Sanchez John Sarinana Wendy Scherer Richard Sealy James Sena Susan Shaffer Brenda Shear Darrell Sheetz Barry Sherer Kelly Shively Michael Shockly Cheryl Shoemaker Richard Shaffer Gary Smead Brenda Smith Edward Smith Stewart Snelson Michelle Soliz Kathy Springemann Don Stearns Dorothy Steele Doug Steele Laurie Stickel Judy Tang Kelly Teel Norman Thallheimer No Time Wasted Juniors opened and closed the year with dances. Spon- soring the Hello Dance of September 19, for a profit of $400, the class was off to a strong start followed by an early decision to hold the prom at the Newporter Inn on May 29. The participation of the class was not as high as in the past, with fewer than 10% of the class showing up for meetings, said Mr. Rose, sec- ond year adviser. But the can- dy sale in December and the Bunny-Gram sale in the spring were called successful. In allegiance to his class, Steve Caffrey goes for all the marshmallows. 154 Juniors