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

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1. Ready for action, Saints charge onto the field. 2. Freshmen ' s dinosaur takes the Board ' s Beauty Award. 3. Another Brave bites the dust as Bill Cudney rushes for yards. He was the game ' s leading rusher with 99 yards for 14 carries. 4. Team concentration is intense, even on the sidelines. 5. Roman times theme for sophomores is awarded the Superintendent ' s Special Award. 6. Mayor ' s Merit Award goes to the juniors ' prehistoric times. 7. Touchdown! Saints lead 9-0 in the fourth quarter. 8. Seniors ' Roaring 20 ' s takes the first place Principal ' s Award. Event But they were unable to hold that lead for the final twelve minutes as the Braves scored two touchdowns for a 13-9 win. Homecoming 15

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The Main What a heartbreaker for homecoming. Leading 3-0 through the first three quar- ters after Carl Giles ' first quarter field goal. The team was 9-0 with a Bill Cudney touchdown to open the fourth quarter. 14 Homecoming

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That ' s Disgusting! Food fights! Yeah! Yuck! Wahoo! There ' s a competition at each rally but the ones that get students most involved center around food. The first rally we had this year turned into a giant food fight, said songleader Heather Long. That was un- expected but people-like some of the football players- love to do it. That first one began as a tug-of-war between class presidents. It was senior and junior Ron Lenhart and John Cash against sophomore and freshman Carmen Fields and Linda Morgan, with a pool of jello in the middle. It was in- tended to be initiation for Linda who was supposed to fall in the jello. When she didn ' t fall in, the boys got her with whipped cream — there for the upcoming ice cream eating contest — until some them- the in others took it upon selves to throw Ron jello. We try to have things where students can get in- volved. Food competitions seem to get the most re- sponse, said songleader Tri- cia Sun. Guys like to eat. People don ' t get into other competi- tions as much, said cheer- leader Roxanne Suela. Gross things attrack peo- ple ' s attention. They like to see people make a fool and a mess of themselves, said flag leader Sonya Schreuders. If people like it it ' s worth it. It gets people enthusiastic when there ' s excitement, said pep commissioner Kim Paine. Rally wasn ' t the only sponsor of such competi- tions. ASB had an egg toss, root beer guzzling, marsh- mellow stuffing along with the more traditional trike race and obstacle course dur- ing club week. It ' s funny to watch but you don ' t want to be the one getting it, said two juniors. 16 That ' s Disgusting