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

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To prepare for Club Activity Day. A.S.B. members Chris Eck and Debbie Murphy attend a meeting with class officers. Swamped with paperwork, A.S.B. member Chrysti Ebersole searches through a stack of receipts. Carefully counting coins. A.S.B. Treasurer Thanh Bui gives up her break. As a gift for the faculty. Stacie Thomas, Lauri Matsukiyo, and Susan Aroonsirivich decorate cookies to spread holiday cheer .S.S. ?03

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% ? uU6e Their room is so messy. They ' re disorganized. They don ' t really do that much. They cancelled the Winter Formal! Let ' s face it — when we thought of A.S.B., those were the first things that came t o mind. Now when we look back at what they did, could we really have gotten along without them? Everyone would admit that spirit was extremely high throughout the year. Sophomore Eileen Perrerras said. Everyone ' s so much more spirited because they are trying to compete with each other. Sophomore Alicia Morga added, That ' s just the students, though. That ' s not A.S.B. It was so obvious though. Who planned most of the activities in which in which classes competed? Who organized lunchtime activities? Who planned dances. Homecoming halftime. and all the other things that made life at school bearable? People don ' t realize how much work each A.S.B. member puts in, said vice-president Margaret Walker. Starting with the A.S.B. retreat last year, a budget was made and activities were planned to improve school spirit and make school fun for students. Then, in October, they held the A.S.B. Retreat Reunion to make sure their plans were carried out. Senior Debbie Murphy said, We constantly talk about what we had planned and then update and revise those plans as the year goes on. The A.S.B. did it all. but sometimes it went unnoticed. They take us for granted, and sometimes you just want to give up, said A.S.B. President Susan Aroonsirivich. We were lucky that they didn ' t give up. They went on and kept promoting spirit. Advisor Mr. King said, Spirit is really improving. We ' re still working on other aspects such as beautification, but there ' s no doubt it ' s getting better. Front: Thanh Bui. Jennifer Haberman, Michelle Esposito. Cherie Boyde. Margaret Walker. Stacie Thomas. Lauri Matsukiyo. Sirintra Seesurat Back: Agilio Macabasco, Mike Crook, Chris Eck. Arnin Seesurat. Chrysti Ebersole. Debbie Murphy. Jennifer Park, Julie Cheun, Julie Bullock. Susan Aroonsirivich. Advisor Dennis Kinq In anticiaption of a new school year. Michelle Esposito. Cherie Boyde, Amy Hinton. and Agilio Macabasco plan activities at the spring A.S.B. retreat in the mountains. 102 Student Jtcfa

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Near deadline time. Salima Hashim and Yu-Chien Kuo check for mistakes in the copy before submitting it to the printer. In the quad at lunch, junior Kristina Nicotra, and seniors Peter Brown and Liz Mondragon look on as Marie Spellman hurries to hand in her Senior Magazine packet to staff members Rhonda Torrance and Tammy Munson. Afterschool football practice gives manager Cheri Boyde a chance to finish filling out the senior best questionaire for the Senior Magazine. f04 Student i e