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

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After the Martin Luther King three-day weekend, the tree trunks are pink, including the one by junior Erik Ware, seniors Ellis Gordon, Scott Bowman Kathy Deal, George Perez, Tom Redshaw, and Luka Vasilj. Academic Olympiad Team front: Tony Galuhn — Humanities: Kasturi Bagchi — General Knowledge; Alicia Gonzalez — Social Studies; Lori Bradbard — Oral Composition. Back: Robert Ko — Science; Joe Clark — General Knowledge; and Sang Han — Math. In the tugofwar competition at lunch, sophomore girls pull to sophomore guys face a muddy defeat. Calling it a difficult decision. Dr. Rosen retires after two years Him. is principal — preceded by his 15 years at Bonita. t%6 (ZCoMh?

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Cecelia Cichan is the only survivor of the Northwest Airline flight that crashed in Detroit. Robert Bork was backed by President Reagan as a Supreme court justice candidate, but failed to P.S.A. flight 1771 leaves a devastating mess in get the vote by congress. central California for officials to clean up. ■ • IfKh f,nj I Big jolt for Bork SlVl liT I I V- their viewers for money because they were slumming in Malibu. Marriage: ups and downs . . . - Rumors of Princess Di and Prince Charles getting a divorce circulated for a while and then vanished - Joan Collins and Peter Holm divorced in a bitter court battle • Madonna and Sean Penn re- reconciled ■ Brigette Nielson and Sly Stallone divorced - Princess Fergie ' s royal pregnancy was announced • Demi Moore and Bruce Willis shared the birth of their first child ■ Ronald Reagan stood by Nancy ' s side during her mastectomy Other News . . . - Robert Bork was rejected as a Supreme Court Candidate, as was Ginsberg before Anthony Kennedy was confirmed. - Spuds MacKenzie showed us how real party animals live - Coach Richard Shelbourne resigned as head coach of the football program • Dr. Rosen resigned as principal - The Big Mac had its 20th birthday - The Golden Gate Bridge celebrated 50 years Final respects and farewells . . . • Jackie Gleason (actor) - William Casey (C.I.A. director) - John Huston (movie director) • Andy Worhol (artist) - Lee Marvin (actor) - Fred Astaire (dancer actor) • James Baldwin (writer) - Danny Kaye (actor) ■ Lome Green (actor) - Henry Ford (businessman) - Clara Peller (the one who asked Where ' s the Beef? ) - The military men who died in the Persian Gulf - Andy Gibb (singer) - Mickey Thompson (race car driver, promoter) With sound of the gun Ben Johnson is off running to beat Carl Lewis. Ryan White is thrown out of school discovered he has the AIDS virus. Even though there was help, the homeless problem got worse. The Pope raises his hands in reverence at Dodger Little Jessica McClure minutes after she is Stadium. rescued. ' ZeadUte ?X5

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There was a lot to consider. Although students once thought small, they developed a more positive attitude. And why not? The sports complex was almost complete; plans for the quad beautification began with a school-wide elec- tion choosing Mark Lahmon ' s design: the water bottles were back out in the cafeteria to raise money for trees; and the Saints were shaking their thing with new spirit t-shirts. While the attendance office opened at 7:15 to give students readmits, because they were no longer acceptable as tardy ex- cuses, 5 more minutes were added to lunch a week after 95% attendance was achieved for a day. Weeks of lunch-time testing racked the brains of many stu- dents trying out for the Academic Olympiad, but final decision was made February 12 as the team was selected for the April 16 competition sponsored by the educational fraternity Phi Delta Kappa. Dr. Rosen announced his retirement in early February, but left his well started and planned projects, including the quad beauti- fication and staff development. He returned to teaching, this time at the college level. Dr. Rose, wished Saints good luck and hope students wouldn ' t be passive, but actively involved in school, government, and activities. As time wore down, seniors worked hard for those last vital credits, underclass planned their schedules for the next year, and faculty tried to maintain students ' interest until the end. Upon receiving their senior sweatshirts Kristin Peters, along with Kari Workman and Tonya Forester (in the background) examine the front and later the back to search for their names. Junior Kendra Reedy is there to sell yearbooks. Ttaw TV uU Z tyou 7 U«£? f%7