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

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1. Back from lunch late are Tanya Gallagher, Stacy Evans, and Ron Kloss. 2. In their punk outfits Darrell Harvey and Mike Freel intend to be the topic of the discussion. 3. Everyone was talking about and dressed for CIF including, Yvonne Curtis, Robert Gonzalez, Chris Keil, Cary Cerbasi, Mon- ette Adams, Curtis Gray and Lynn Schabarum. 4. On the day after, Kelly Peters shows off her Rolling Stones t- shirt. 5. Before class, Brenda Smith reviews for a test. People 45

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What ' s New? Everyone seemed to be talking on campus, but what about? People were always talking about people. It could ' ve been enemies, families, or friends. Arguments and love lives were popular topics of con- versation. Fashion was a conversation starter mainly among girls. Clothes, hair, and make-up were important as always. Sometning exciting was al- ways happening on week- ends or vacations, and people were always getting new jobs. Going out to lunch and out on dates were other uses for free time that people looked forward to and talked about. The future was an impor- tant subject especially with juniors and seniors. From buying a car to attending a certain college, the future was talked about with great inter- est. The many forms of enter- tainment started a lot of con- versations: concerts, movies, music, and T.V. Another subject that peo- ple talked about was school. Teachers, subs, classes, as- signments, homework, studying, memorizing, and deadlines were just some of the topics. Sports too were enjoyable forms of conversation from games, teams, team members to C.I.F. 44 People I

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A time out during a volleyball game is used to go over team strategy. Paul Duenas, Coach Warhurst and Coach Olson observe the Saint defense at the Royal Oak game. 46 Sports Division