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

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Every Saturday night, 220300 bingo players flock to the gym, hoping that Lady Luck is on their side. With a smile, sophomore CSF member Chrissy Soderblom serves a hungry bingo player as freshman Marc Velayos looks on. To reserve their lucky seats, superstitious bingoers beat the crowd by arriving early as freshman Greg Alley sets up. ?4 SttUtMt Jtifr,

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Potential new members James Eckels, Catherine Stitt. and Joe Nash are attracted to the American Heritage Club meeting on Club Activities Day. International. Front: Jackie Porter. Debbie Murphy. Kasturi Bagchi. Charina Oro. Mary Kloss. Fawn Campbell. Row 2: John Beruti. Marc Kaltenhauser, Eric Cosme. Shawn Rodriguez. Steve Tschinkel. Dr. DePaolis. Advisor. Back: Kevin Dorado, Adam Hanson. James Ariki. Roger Oetken. Mike Alarcon. Joe Jordan. Heritage. Front: Kendra Reedy. Shannon Booth. Peter n. marie Spellman. Grace Chung. Kristin Lynch. Lisa Osina. Filipone. Charina Oro. Kristin Peters. Priya Jagannathan. e Cronk. Ching Liu, Steve Huang. Fernando Velayos. Brandon i. Row 2: April Kinnaman. Andrea Kahan. Shannon Rey. Lori . Sherry Swieca. Tracy Younghans. Thanh Bui. Yu-Chien Kuo. I Higgins. Helen Liu. Adam Lyons. Azeem Dhaila. Kathy Fan. Enriquez. Christina Soderblom. Tara Ullah. Tammy Ttoncoso. Merry. Row 3: Amy Hinton. Lori Bradbard. Jeff Sutton. Liz jragon. Tammy Munson. Pam Dahlstrom. Jenny DePablos. iter Mi Daniel. Andrea Cooper. Katie Muss. Joe Clark. Kerin Lynch. Raj Das, Milo Magnusson. Corrigan. Ed Cons, Sang Mm Han. Chris Novits. Jack Tsuruda. Row A: Wendy Backe. Diane Canfleld. Shannon . Nicky Pouliot. Sharon Schmidt. Michelle Roisum. Mikcl Husband. Kristen Brown. Nabil Khattar. Johnny Baseel. Dale Ceurts. Raylynn Maberry. Tami Kilgore. Mohammad Nazari. Siamak Malek. Adam Hanson. Kevin Patterson, advisor Phyllis Bierbaum. Back: Kathy Mondragon. Kristina Nicotera. Susan McCants. Danny Hughes. Diana Burns. Rodney Taylor. Patrick Mesker. Norman Bautista. Jason Auld. Ed Molina. James Eckels. Darrin Stewart. Steve Tschinkel. Steve McFadden. Bill Hensche. C.S.F.. Fait. Front: Shelly Baughn. Teresa Alarcon. Helen Aufmuth. Kathy Wright. Karen Drechsler. Julie Marshall. Filippone. Charina Oro, Kristin Peters. Priya Jagannathan Aroonsirivich. Wendy Chang. Joey Liu. Allison McDonald, MacCartney. Mitra Schalchizadeh. Row 2: Kim Kuhlman. Swieca. Tracy Younghans. Kristine Graham. Michelle Ban Farah Jiwani. Tami Kilgore. Lori Bradbard. Raylynn Mabe Bonnie Basu. Kasturi Bagchi. Thanh Bui. Ching Liu. Stevi SI, i Vela , Ali alez. Scha i Quazi. Row 3: Ad Lyons. Helen Liu. Cam Bui. Grace Chung. Kristin Lynch. Quang Bui. Duke Beckford. Tracy Baughn. Lori Hess. Yu-Chien Kuo. Salima Hashim. Trina Sandoval. Vicki Hill. Alicia Morga. Sang Min Han. Andy Wu. Advisor Linda Burns. Back: Heidi Hess. Test Lau. Marc Velayos. Aika Ezaki. Stephanie Black. Gayle Gomer. Joe Jordan. Jennifer Hall. Kevin Patterson. Chris Braunstein. Kevin Fordyce. Julie Bullock. John Stamp. Mae Enriquez. Christi Soderblom. Kathy Fan. Maria Morga. Natalie Kramer. Brian Higgins. Azeem Dhaila. Raj Dasari. Cindy Shu. Hoda Hewedi. Jennifer Lim. Jill Jones. Ellen Ko. Nancy Nakada. C.S.F.. Spring. Front: Fauz Torrance. Jenni McCue. Kr Huang. Joey Liu. Charina ( Gonzalez. Allison Mc Dona Ching Lit Sali Han Hash,. i Musheraff. Jenni Werner. Rhonda slin Kemper. Raylynn Maberry. Steven ro. Row 2: YuChien Kuo. Alicia I. Scharese Burton. Kasturi Bagchi. Mrs. Wiese. Baber Kahn. Sophia Vivar. Shannon Rey. Alicia Morga. Vicki Hill. Helen Liu. Christina Soderblom. Tara Ollah. Farah Jiwani. Tani Quazi Back: Kevin Scott. Joe Jordan. Joe Clark. Michelle Snow. Fernando Velayos. Kathy Fan. Steve Cronk. Adan Lyons. Debbie Murphy. Maria Morga. Nancy Nakada. Christine Graham. Jill Jones. Jennifer Lim. Mitra Schalchizadeh.

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-,«£ There was a plan for raising dough. And Bingo was its name-o. In March of 1987. fund raising took on a whole new meaning. For years, clubs ' budgets had depended on the number of candy sales and car washes put on by that group. Bingo ended this era. Now a club could earn fifty dollars for every adult they could get to work at Bingo. Setting up tables and chairs earned fifty dollars and taking them down added another fifty dollars. Clubs that worked in the snack bar received a share of its profits for that night. However, people involved with Bingo soon found that it wasn ' t as easy as it sounded. Though most club members were required to work, getting cooperation from others, for the most part, was tough. It ' s hard to get parents to spend six hours on a Saturday night working at Bingo, said senior Tonya Foerster. Despite the hard work, the popular opinion was that Bingo was a worthwhile operation. Junior James Lim said, It ' s good money for the work you do. Now getting those uniforms, sweats, or equipment was a short-term project. Senior Karen Drechsler said, The soccer team was working to get sweats. It ' s nice to be able to get something the team wants. Two to three hundred people attended, each paying at least twelve dollars for the basic package. They also bought colored markers if they hadn ' t their own. Several insisted on specific seats, even ashtrays, and others brought various lucky charms — from a rabbit ' s foot to a stuffed animal. Also available were break out tickets for a chance at more winnings. On March 12. in celebration of the success of the first year. Ralph and Melinda Esposito, Jesse Pena, Jim and Carol Shephard, Dennis King, and Mark Olson were honored at Bingo for their hard work in getting it started. Thanks to them and many others. Bingo had to be a worthwhile and profitable cause for years to come. Intently concentrating on their bingo cards, players listen as the caller shouts out numbers. Su a 95