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

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4e Tit 4cv4Uft The teachers are screaming. The homework is piling up. Parents are nagging. Calgon, take me away! But when there was no Calgon, students had other ways of relieving tension. Programmable VCR ' s were a must for those couch potatoes who had to rush home to watch their soaps. They absorbed themselves in the lives of people being kidnapped, being murdered, having adulterous affairs, and coming back from the dead. Junior Lori Bradbard said, It gives me time to just relax, watch, and paint my nails. Water attracted stressed- out students, too. The beach was great for laying out: or, for those who wanted some exercise, surfing was a lot of fun, also. During the summer, the warm smooth waters of Lake Mead, Lake Powell, Lake Havasu, Lake Silverwood, and Perris Lake drew students to fish, waterski. jet-ski, or to do any other imaginable water sport. Junior Kristen Brown said, I just got a brand new 650 jet- ski, and I can ' t wait for summer so I can use it every day. Freshman Kris Martin enjoyed waterskiing so much, he competed with the sponsorship of Jobe. There were also dry-land lovers who enjoyed hunting, hiking, and rock-climbing. Junior Ralph Velasco was one of the many students who rode bikes. Bikes were not the only vehicles used for fun, however. Especially among freshmen, skate- boarding was extremely popular. Juniors James Nehring, Darrin Stewart, and Chris Collings, as well as freshmen Bobby Meleka and Ricky Snawder raced remote- control cars. Family vacations were many times centered around some activity. Junior Jeff Sutton ' s family went snowskiing together. Peter and Kristen Brown ' s family went houseboating on Lake Mead. Lori and Heidi Hess ' s family went fishing every year in Wyoming after making a routine stop in Salt Lake City. From snowboarding to hunting, students found ways to relieve tension. Their personal sports let them kick back and do what they really enjoyed. The cold snowy slopes in Tahoe give skier Mike Shultz a chance to get away. With hips in a high pike position. Lori Hess springs off the starting block to start her 50-yard breaststroke event at a summer Monterey Park Invitational.

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Snowboarding in Big Bear is Senio Roger Oetken. After a relaxing day of fishing at Silver Lake, sophomore Jim Newman shows off his prize catch. The calm, warm waters of Lake Mead provide good waterbobbing fun for juniors Amy Hinton and Kendra Reedy. 40 f46 SpattA

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Of three Saints in position. Rodney Taylor gets the ball to prevent an Aztec rebound. Boys ' Varsity Basketball, front: Ian Klicgl. Steve Swyter. Chris Young. Cabrera. John Knight. Agilio Todd James. Reggie Wilson. Ellis Macabasco, Rod Taylor, Felix Gordon. Badibanga Back: Mike Shultz. Jim ?«? SfronU