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

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Girls ' Varsity Tennis Doyle Lyman 9-2-3 S.D Opponent 9 Charter Oak 9 Sierra Vista 18 16 Bassett 2 9 Azusa 9 9 Royal Oak 9 14 Baldwin Park 4 17 Gladstone 1 8 Charter Oak 10 12 Sierra Vista 6 14 Bassett 4 13 Azusa 5 10 Royal Oak 8 14 Baldwin Park 4 12 Gladstone 6 Boys Varsity Tennis Don Pluimo S.D. Opponent Northview Montclair Bonita Damien Garey Garey Workman Charter Oak Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone Charter Oak Baldwin Park Azusa Royal Oak Gladstone S.D. Varsity Softball Cindy Costa Opponent Charter Oak Sierra Vista Bassett Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone Charter Oak Sierra Vista Bassett Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone Boys ' Varsity Baseball Dean Karnoski S.D. Opponent Charter Oak Sierra Vista Bassett Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone Charter Oak Sierra Bassett Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Gladstone Girls ' J.V. Tennis Berverly Woods 9-1-2 S.D. Opponent 10 Charter Oak 8 14 Bassett 4 12 Azusa 6 10 Royal Oak 8 14 Baldwin Park 4 17 Gladstone 1 9 Charter Oak 9 12 Bassett 6 9 Azusa 9 4 Royal Oak 14 14 Baldwin Park 4 14 Gladstone 4 S.D. Varsity Wrestling Dean Karnoski Opponent West Covina Workman Charter Oak Sierra Vista Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone S.D. S.D. Boys ' Track Mel Hawkins Jpponent Laguna Beach Blair Charter Oak Sierra Vista Bassett Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone Girls ' Track Opponent Laguna Beach Blair Charter Oak Sierra Vista Bassett Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone S.D. J.V. Softball Pam Brown Opponent Charter Oak Sierra Vista Bassett Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone Charter Oak Sierra Vista Bassett Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone S.D. Co-Ed Badminton Bev Woods Opponent Charter Oak Sierra Vista Bassett Azusa Baldwin Park Gladstone Charter Oak Sierra Vista Bassett Azusa Baldwin Park Gladstone Prelims Finals Boys ' J.V. Baseball Michael Vicino S.D. Opponent Charter Oak Sierra Vista Bassett Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone Charter Oak Sierra Vista Bassett Azusa Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone Scores 2 7

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Varsity Football Don Warhurst 8-4 S.D. Opponent 17 7 Ontario 10 12 Montclair 2 13 Bonita 6 14 Charter Oak 20 Sierra Vista 6 7 Bassett 7 26 Azusa 22 8 Royal Oak 13 9 Baldwin Park 13 20 Gladstone C.I.F. 7 35 Rosemead 14 7 Ganesha Frosh Soph Football Michael Vicino 7-3 S.D. Opponent 8 Ontario Montclair 23 8 Bonita 6 18 Charter Oak 30 Sierra Vista 16 36 Bassett 16 Azusa 18 6 Royal Oak 6 Baldwin Park 23 24 Gladstone 6 Boys ' Cross Country Rigo Vasquez S.D. Opponent Baldwin Park Royal Oak Gladstone Charter Oak Azusa Sierra Vista Bassett Gir Is ' Cross Country Mel Hawkins S.D. Opponent 30 Baldwin Park 25 27 Royal Oak Gladstone 29 23 Charter Oak 22 38 Azusa Sierra Vista 18 20 Bassett 35 Varsity Volleyball Barbara Callahan 5-9 S.D. 1 Opponent Charter Oak 2 2 1 Sierra Vista 2 Bassett 2 Azusa 2 1 2 Royal Oak Baldwin Park 2 Gladstone 3 Charter Oak 1 3 Sierra Vista 3 Bassett 3 1 Azusa 3 2 3 Royal Oak Baldwin Park 3 Gladstone J.V. Volleyball Lyndel Morgan 11-3 S.D. Opponent Charter Oak 2 2 Sierra Vista 2 Bassett 1 1 Azusa 2 2 Royal Oak 2 Baldwin Park 2 Gladstone 1 Charter Oak 2 2 Sierra Vista 2 Bassett 1 2 Azusa 1 2 Royal Oak 2 Baldwin Park 2 Gladstone Field Hockey Mary Blackman 1-8 S.D. Opponent Bonita 4 Claremont 3 Ontario 2 Cotton 2 Glendora 2 Bonita 2 Claremont 4 Col ton 3 1 Ontario Boys ' Varsity Basketball Gary Prestesater 12-3 Opponent Charter Oak Sierra Vista Azusa Bassett Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone Charter Oak Sierra Vista Azusa Bassett Royal Oak Baldwin Park Gladstone C.I.F. Ferris S.D. Boys ' Frosh Basketball Gary Charlton S.D Opponent 62 Charter Oak 34 46 Sierra Vista 24 52 Azusa 42 67 Ba ssett 29 62 Royal Oak 27 73 Baldwin Park 53 50 Gladstone 28 54 Charter Oak 29 42 Sierra Vista 27 49 Azusa 33 60 Bassett 56 53 Royal Oak 47 46 Baldwin Park 41 21 Gladstone 33 Girls ' Varsity Basketbal Chuck Hinchman 14-0 S.D. Opponent 65 Charter Oak 40 89 Sierra Vista 13 41 Azusa 22 54 Bassett 32 57 Royal Oak 34 60 Baldwin Park 16 68 Gladstone 24 59 Charter Oak 35 103 Sierra Vista 30 60 Bassett 25 53 Azusa 28 60 Royal Oak 48 68 Baldwin Park 29 62 Gladstone C.I.F. 20 44 Arroyo 48 Girls ' J.V. Basketball Boys ' J.V. Basketball Pam Brown William Wakeley 13-1 Opponent S.D Opponent Charter Oak 18 Charter Oak 9 Sierra Vista Sierra Vista Azusa 17 Azusa 21 Bassett 36 Bassett 27 Royal Oak 38 Royal Oak 16 Baldwin Park 34 Baldwin Park 12 Gladstone 32 Gladstone 25 Charter Oak 24 Charter Oak 22 Sierra Vista 45 Sierra Vista 10 Azusa 41 Bassett 31 Bassett 35 Azusa 31 Royal Oak 36 Royal Oak 16 Baldwin Park 34 Baldwin Park 16 Gladstone 47 Gladstone 22 S.D. Soccer Luis Kenjge Opponent Walnut Chino Montclair Rowland Chino Sierra Vista Northview La Puente Workman Baldwin Park Gladstone Nogales Sierra Vista Northview La Puente Workman Baldwin Park Gladstone Nogales 86 Scores

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Spare-Time Sports Rafting, boxing, hockey, motorcross, jogging, ska- ting — they can all be called personal sports. Activities that students participate in on their own time are just as demanding as school-spon- sored sports, but get no offi- cial recognition. But for that price comes freedom for stu- dents to do what they want, how they want, when they want. Horseback riding was one of the most popular personal sports. San Dimas was still a more equestrian community than most, and many stiU nurtured their childhood in- fatuations with horses. Horse riding shaped life: VVhen- ever idon ' t work, I ride! said Yvette Picconi. Most stu- dents so stricken didn ' t even work, unless to support the horse. Golf also had its believers, like Marshall Godfrey, Kevin Fry. and Randy Harris. Mar- shall (Marsh to his friends and on his license plate) boasted of his scores: iS for nine holes; 78 for eighteen. The most exciting thing about golf, he said, is mak- ing an eagle — getting a ball the hole in two shots under par. But there were lots of things players found exciting about golf besides what could be found in the rule book — like golf carts: We used to get those suckers flying about 60 miles an hour down that hill! said one students, who asked to remain anony- mous. Another avid player nearby overhear this and ad- ded that when you fly off the tee you get airborne. Motorcross and enduro racing were two other activi- ties that grabbed students ' interest. Kurt Rightmyer was one of its biggest fans. In 1978 his brother DOUght a dirt bike, and in ' 79 he got his own. It ' s his favorite thing . . . You see a big jump ahead and you go for it . . . well, it ' s a thrill. He does have a iob, and, like the horseback riders, most of his money goes into his hob- by — about 85%, he guesses. Everyone participating in these sports think he ' s got the best, and puts his all into it. That ' s what makes person- al sports interesting — they are personal, and individuals play at them. 88 Personal Sports