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

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acd ac6 pcuUo ;4tfac6 After ten years of self- conscious social insecurities, juniors kicked off their shoes, propped their feet up on the foot rest of life, and switched their plan of action to a kick-back mode. Though still accelerating in academics, juniors seemed at ease in their every day routines. The long list of do ' s and don ' ts of their freshman and sophomore Kimberly Jones Nathan Jones Andrea Kahan Kevin Kaloian years was practically tossed away, leaving only its mental scar. Juniors have a lot more freedom, said junior James Eckels. After laughing at stupid jokes to impress upperclassmen, juniors appreciated finally being able to relax and enjoy their new status. Junior James Lim said, I don ' t worry about others ' impressions that much anymore. Juniors found that they were no longer trying to do, wear, and say the right thing to stack up points with their peers. Not being stranded on campus anymore was a relief, and the fact that they would be welcome to return to school in the fall and not forced into making the dreaded career decision just yet was comforting. All in all, juniors experienced new found freedoms and lived life to its fullest. Linette Kanyer Kristin Kemper Wanona Kenyon Pamela Kessler Baber Khan Nabil Khattar Tamara Kilgore April Kinnaman Curtis Kirchnavy Amy Koncki Kimberly Kuhlman Yu-Chien Kuo Mark Lahmon Danny Landis Chris Latham Steven Leffler Christopher Legg James Lim Robert Lippcrd Maria Lira Ginger Lively Kari Lone Tomas Lopez Natasha Losier Brittany Lucich Kristen Lynch 32 TtttdencbviA.

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O 76e Ot6e Scdc For many students being a junior meant no longer having to make excuses for yourself, sneaking out to lunch, or having that degrading label of underclassman. You ' re allowed more privileges than when you were a freshman or sophomore, especially being able to go out to lunch legally, said junior Jennifer Haberman. For a lot of juniors, being able to drive took away much of the boredom that traditionally came along with being an under-classman. No longer did they have to rely on parents, older siblings or friends. In return, they became the taxi driver for their peers. Juniors knew that they were looking down and not up. But beside all the honor and glory of finally reaching the other side came the new increase in responsibility. Senior Christina Rosales said, It seemed like as soon as you became a junior you had more to worry about. You had car insurance and a job, while at the same time you ' re trying to keep decent grades for college. Anthony Galuhn Jose Garcia Dale Guerts Norman Geurts Deann Gill Todd Gillespie Michael Goff Lisa Golden Gustavo Gonzalez Lisa Gordon Raffa eljo Greco Yvette Guerrero Melanie Guiwits Deborah Gutierrez Jennifer Haberman Heather Hammett Jennifer Hanna Karrie Hartman Gregory Hayes Robert Henderson Yvonne Hernandez Lori Hess Amy Hinlon Jonathan Holden Jennifer Hood Mikel Husband Jennifer Hutchison Murtaza Jaafri Scott Jacobs Todd James Brian Johns Derek Johns Eric Johnson Sean Johnson Tricia Johnston im feiHte 3t

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n Ms. Clemens ' room at break, jniors sit back and chat before heir class meeting. Tracey Moore Greg Morrissey Shannon Mozolan Raymund Natividad Paul Navarro James Nehring Ou u ia 33