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

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fi uu i 7a6e 76e £ead They ' re loud, fun to be with, and very spirited, said sophomore Jennifer Minor of the juniors. Although the juniors did stand out in spirit, their behavior was also noticed in many other ways. Throughout the school there seemed to be a change in everyone as all classes competed with the juniors for Janelle Nicolas Kristina Nicotera Susan Oakley Cheryl Ogden Tim O ' Keefe Brent Oxier Rabia Page Jill Paine Julie Paine Hernan Pascual Lisa Paske Shayleen Paterson Kevin Patterson David Pena Lorraine Pensavalle their reputation. The juniors had their heads pointed in the right direction, especially in academics. They knew what they wanted and went for it at all cost. Rachel Perez, a sophomore, said of the juniors, They ' re a responsible class and they don ' t look down on anybody. The close attachments to one another among the juniors impressed everyone. Sophomore Mae Enriquez. said. They more or less stick together through good times and bad. They ' re basically one big group, not just individuals. Junior Yvonne Hernandez said, We ' re just one big happy family. As far as they were concerned, that was what it took to make it happen. Stefanie Perez Karl Petersen Lisa Ponnet Rolanda Pope Jackie Porter Andrew Powlison Mike Rail Carol Ramirez Michael Ramirez WGBOH 34 Zl tde c£a i

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7 e Sp ut 0{ X9 Brian Smith James Smith Stacy Smith Michelle Snow Evi Soholt Ida Sorian Amy Spillman John Stamp Steven Stearns Darrin Stewart Serena Stickley Jessica Stupke Steven Suddarth Jeffrey Sutton Sherry Swieca Frank Taylor Rodney Taylor Yvette Thomas Melanie Thomasser Shaun Toms Hai Tong Trang Tong Virginia Toppenberg Rhonda Torrance Starlina Triplin Jonathon Veal Jett Vercruse Juanita Villascnor Spirit just seemed to come naturally for the last class of the ' 80 ' s. At rallies and assemblies, juniors were able to promote school spirit by getting the other classes to compete and try to be as rowdy as they were. Junior Donnya Banks said, It was great to see and hear the other classes try to stand up and yell their year as loud as us. Junior Jenny DePablos said, We ' ve established our place as the most spirited class on campus and we intend to keep it that way. The juniors kept their spirit high by doing things to pep up their class. Before rallies and assemblies, Lauri Matsukiyo and Thanh Bui spent their time making posters, fliers, blowing up balloons, and getting streamers ready for the junior class. Thanh said, We were really loud and lots of people showed up; just being there showed that there was spirit. The class started out on top for spirit, with a September twenty-third pizza party for their success as spirited sophomores. ASB and Lampost Pizza each provided twelve pizzas and fourteen cases of drinks. The majority of the class showed up and stayed on campus for lunch. Many felt that showing up for the party showed spirit, too. Basically, being part of the class meant supporting the school with all you had; it meant good times; and last but not least, it meant just being yourself. The class of ' 89 knew that school was where it was happening. 36 7t»uCe cCa A