Santa Teresa High School - Compendium Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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 Above left: Color Guard does it — “high and dry.’’ Left: Mark Chambers gets booted off stage at the rally. Below: Pat Openhym takes a “Beak” at the action. Left: Warped seniors steal the show — hands down. Above: Tom Schultz and friends warm up for Hat Day. Introduction 9

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Spirit Week Right: Trina Williams steps into her hat. That’s some ’brero! Below: “I’d walk a Kmel for a smile.” Above: That’s the last time I’ll drink liquid plumber at a party!” Right: Mark Skrbina eats his heart out. 8 Introduction

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The Homecoming Dance Seniors will remember this year’s Homecoming Dance as the best ever. Euphoria from the afternoon football victory over Oak Grove lured a tremendous number of spirited students to the gym Friday night to enjoy the music provided by D.J.’s from radio station K.M.E.L. and to revel in a feeling of togetherness. The presentation of the 1982 Homecoming Court highlighted the festivities. Student Body President Jeff Beck escorted last year’s queen, Lori Beam, into the gym, and together they awarded the titles of King and Queen to Jeff Reed and Renee Blue for representing the ideals of our school. Also recognized in the voting for various outstanding qualities were princesses Loni Gomez, Cheryl Lopez, Lisa Wendt and Trina Williams and princes Tom Schultz, Bruce Vance, Gary Turnipseed, and Mark Skrbina. Right: Homecoming Queen: Renee Blue. Below right: Jeff Reed and Renee flash a royal smile relegating Charles and Diana to obscurity. Below: Renee clutches at her falling crown, while Jeff makes an endorsement for Imperial Margarine. Introduction